Trevelyan New Book The Ladies in Parliament
Bell and Son publish a new Bohn Library edition of Trevelyan’s undergraduate squibs and pieces. The Ladies in Parliament was begun as a parody of Aristophanes sparked by Gladstone era reform battles, with other pieces like Horace at the University of Athens and The Cambridge Dionysia. The volume targets English readers but offers wit for Greek and Latin scholars and university men alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace
University of Athens
Cambridge
England
Lord Macaulay
George Otto Trevelyan
London
Bell & Son
Howells's Farces Review: Mixed Quality in The Mouse Trap and Other Works
A literary critique of W. D. Howells's The Mouse Trap and Other Farces from Harper, noting The Garroters and The Sleeping Car as stronger pieces. The reviewer finds The Mouse Trap and A Likely Story flawed for stage, while Five O Clock Tea offers limited value, and stresses the value of reading aloud for the humor and wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Howells
New York
Harper Bros
Micah Clarke review notes its lively yet unfixed style
A. Conan Doyle's Micah Clarke is praised for its incident filled account of Micah Clarke's early life and the Monmouth Rebellion era. The review comments on abrupt lapses into modern newspaper English and a sparse romantic thread, noting the work's appeal to fans of historical fiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micah Clarke
Conan Doyle
Joseph
Gervas
Reuben
Havant
Taunton
Decimus Saxon
James
Duke of Monmouth
Lord Grey
Mr. Besant
Doyle
A. Conan. Doyle
New York
Longmans, Green & Co
Books in Review on Hunt Cable Whittier and Farrar Guides
The piece surveys Leigh Hunt’s Romances of Real Life from Roberts Bros and compares it with Cable’s Strange True Stories. It notes Hunt’s wider locales, Whittier’s Tent on the Beach poems, Farrar’s illustrated guide to the Androscoggin Lakes, and a school reading edition of fairy tales with Rolfe notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh Hant
Messrs
Roberts Bros
Mr. Cable
Louisiana
Hunt
William
Catherine Shaw
Miss Muloch
Lord Tennyson
Charles and
Mary Lamb
Shakspere
Samuel Lover
Laboulaye
W. J. Rolfe
Santa Claus
Mr. Rolfe
Leigh Hunt
Boston
Roberts Bros. Price
John Greenleaf Whittier
Riverside Literature Series
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Farrar
Androscoggin Lakes
Charles A. J. Farrar
Lee & Shepard
William J. Kolle
A.M
New York
Harner & Bros
Doctor endorses Warner's Safe Cure for Bright's disease
Dr. R A Gunn dean of United States Medical College and editor of Medical Tribune endorses Warner's Safe Cure. He says he prescribed it in full doses in acute and chronic Bright's disease with satisfactory results and urges its use for symptoms like pallor swelling and heart pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Gunn
United States Medical College
Medical Tribune
Gunn
Warner
Bright
Old Time Shipwrecks and Sailors Bravery Remembered
A reader recalls the steamer Atlantic wreck off Fisher's Island due to a burst main pipe and a gale, noting lives lost including Captain Dustan and a rescued child. The Lexington fire disaster in midwinter is described, with survivors found on cotton bales and a mention of Professor Charles Follen. The letter also discusses the bark Kilby charter disputes and the Kilby’s rescue operations under Captain Low and Captain Watkins, praising Captain Low’s conduct during the Northwest gale and the San Francisco incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir
Atlantic
Dustan
Lexington
Fisher’s Island
Long Island Sound
Sleeper
Norwich Line
New York
Allyn’s Point
Low Island Sound
Dusian
Charles Follen
Kilby
Captain Low
Captain Watkins
Army
Low
Fremont
Edwin I. Low
Bark
Colonel Swords
Colonel Gates
San Francisco
Leeward
Lee
Lucy Thompson
KK. B. Forpes
Ship News Miniature Almanac May 9
Brief ship news item listing tidal notes and daylight length with scattered almanac figures.
Port of Boston Shipping News and Arrivals May 8
Coastal listings report arrivals and clearances at Boston port on May 8. Vessels include the British steamer Bostonian from Liverpool with weather notes, Norseman from Liverpool with passengers, and several other steamers and brigs. Cleared ships include Bavarian and Amicitia, with wind and passage details noted. Wreckers offload cargo of the Abbie Hodgman stranded on the beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bavarian
Fitt
Liverpool
Thayer & Lincoln
Galileo
Magee
All
Eng
New York
Sanderson & Son
Amicitia
Nor
Aslaksen
Baracoa
Seaverns & Co
Swis F Richard (Jr
Thibodeau
Mereghan
JF L Clements
Judith Ann
Lawry
North East Harbor
Silas Sanborn
Elersch Belmont
Godett
Weymouth
Littlebrook
J G Hall & Co
Wetherby
Harrison
Baltimore
C Furness
Chatham
March
Norfolk
E Smalley
Spartan
Crowell
Philadelphia
Kennebec
Same
Aldine
Dennison
Portland
Emery & Co
CS McKay
McKay
Provincetown
Byrnes
Wilkesbarre
Port Johnson
Amicitha
H F Dimock
Newark
Roman
Highland Light
Tung Rattler
Andrew Jackson
Berks
Abbie Hodgman
Hes Weil
Charters and sugar cargoes listed for Atlantic trade trades
New York reports multiple charters and cargo movements May 7 to May 8. Ships and barks from Philadelphia Boston Portland and nearby ports carry refined petroleum crude oil sugar ice lumber and general cargo to Japan Java St Louis du Rhone Port Elizabeth and North Atlantic ports with rates per barrel bag and ton. Names include Emily Reed Kersbergen Vergine della Guardia Latona Gustav Friedrich Focking Carrie Heckle Anna Laragon and more with various destinations and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Emily Reed
Philadelphia
Japan
Kersbergen
Java
Vergine Della
Carrie Heckle
Port Elizabeth
Anna
Pensacola
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Laragon
Luuber
Amy Avant
Portland
Sic
John J Marsh
Sazua
Woodside
Trinidad
Delaware
Schs Frei Jackson
Thomas W. Hyde
CB Church
Aloretta Campbell
Harpswell Harbor
Normandy
Fernandina
Fall River
David Torrey
Edward Waite
Antigua
Andrew Adams
Barbados
Celina
Oston
J H Paine
Weybosset
Tenobscot
Elm City
Glen Cove
Abel W Parker
Liailowell
Jim H Kenzel
Rebecca Shephard
Nettie Champion
Witherell
Annie F Conlon
Kennebec
Washington
Mattis B Russell
Cardenas
Hatteras
Barbavos
Barks Woodside
Cuba
Laura
Macors
George S. Corbett
Nobles
St Vincent
Sif and Abel
Guantanamo
Sandy Hook
Charles S Parnell
McLaughlin
North of Hatteras
Virginia
Stafford
Lawrence
Brigs Baltic
Bradshaw
Antigua and St Kitts
Boston Excursion To Fort Payne And Denison Planned
W P Rice announces a May 18 departure from Boston for a fourteen day round trip with sleeping car meals and transport not exceeding 100 dollars. The party will visit Fort Payne and Denison, two routes offered, and travel through Indian Territory outward bound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Rice
Fort Payne
Denison
Boston
Fitchburg and
Est Shore
New York & New England
Pennsylvania
Shenandoah Valley
Wagner
Indian Territory
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Thomas Skinner
London
Eng
Grenfel
Cheshire Railroad Company
William A. Russell
Edward A. Thayer
George W. Russell
William B. Hill
Hales W. Suter
Alonzo N. Burbank
Delos
Coastal fishing fleet reports scarce fish and high prices
From Bangor to Gloucester and Vineyard Haven reports show haddock and mackerel markets tight with bait scarce. Several steamer arrivals note adrift mackerel prospects for May while fleets shrink as some vessels convert to cod fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Icis Zenobia
Col Jonas
French
Marsala
Rattler
Blue Jacket
Abbie
Snow
Georges
Haddock
Boston
Hector
Nimbus
Carrier
Gracie
Odd Fellow
Chromo
Harry M Young
Breeze
Edith L Conley
Iris
Dixie
Alabama
Amos Cutler
Waller & Walker
Philadelphia
Yueat Alert
Nova Scotia
Westport
Mass
Mabel Rose
Barrett
Kennebec River
Swhs
Matt
Charlie
Willie
M Winch
Smith
New York
Weston
Lizzie H
Sooloo
Schs
Richard Peterson
Burke
Hoboken
Portamouth
Anna M Dickenson
Hert
FE Areularins
Davis
Rockland
Ned P Walker
Doyle
Vinalhaven
John Somes
Robbins
Banger
Herald
Veazie
Rockport
Melville
Gross
Wareham
Lizzie Brewster
Lridgham
Jonesport
Providence
Nellie Grant
Dodge
Light of the East
Young
Ellsworth
Rondont
Allay
Hibbard
Calais
Mott Haven
Wiscasset
Coquette
Merry
Niger
Adams
Minstrel
Brown
Annie Hodgkins
Kimball
Minetta
Crockett
William Kk Leggett
Lewis
James Nichols
Cston
Onolaska
Griggs
Barbadoes
Blanche Hopkins
Lunnell
Charleston
New York Equitable Fire Insurance to Wind Up
stockholders of the New York Equitable Fire Insurance Company resolve to wind up affairs and place risks with other firms on a 100 percent dividend payable on the 20th last. The firm organized in 1829 and liquidating due to lack of business. Net surplus in January was 296,873.37, exceeding capital stock. President Miller, Secretary Gunn and a committee to close affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Equitable Fire Insurance Company
Wall Street
Opere
Miller
Gunn
Shipping movements and arrivals in Atlantic routes
Maritime notices list vessels departing and sailing from ports including Alicante Cadiz Dover Lisbon Las Palmas Plymouth Philippeville Queenstown Rotterdam Scilly Sierra Leone Stettin and more. Entries note vessels type names like bark Camera C Charles Dennis Teresina Euphrates Vesuvio Drumlanrig Duchess of Albany George Stetson and Galatea with routes to New York San Francisco Victoria BC Philadelphia and Portland and dates in April May 194?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicante
Camera C
New York
Calcutta
Charles Dennis
Cadiz
Teresina
Dover
Euphrates
Shields
San Francisco
Falmouth
Clan Buchanan
Lisbon
Mary Jenness
Oporto
Las Palmas
Amelia A
Plymouth
Strathearn
Phillippeville
Algiers
Vesuvio
Queenstown
Drumlanrig
Duchess of Albany
George Stetson
Rotterdam
Galatea
Perth Amboy
Scilly
Lebu
Liverpool
Victoria
Sierra Leone
Liberia
Stettin
Shakspere
Philadelphia
New Bedford Sailors Report Voyage Details and Oil Cargo
New Bedford reports Kark Greyhound Enos at St Helena March 30 after taking 90 bola sperm on prior cruise. 20 barrels were shipped on schooner Lottie Beard. A letter from Capt Sherman notes Kark Mermaid at Reunion Island March 11 with no oil report. OMNALASKA sailed between March 26 and April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Kark Greyhound
Enos
St Helena
Lottie Beard
Sherman
Kark Mermaid
Reunion Island
Omnalaska
Whaling Ship Movements and Sailed Vessels Reported
A list of steamers and ships bound for Arctic and Atlantic voyages includes Beluga Narwhal Orea Thrasher Grampus brig Hidalgo and Rosario sailing YOKONAMA on April 6 and Stonington May 7 with Sarah W Hunt. Provincetown May 8 reports Captain Rose of Franklin offshore with 180 barrels sperine. Carrie D Knowles sails May 6 toward the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beluga
Narwhal
Orea
Thrasher
Grampus
Hidalgo
Rosario
Arctic
Yokonama
Billow
Thaxter
Arctic Ocean
Hunter
Comiskey
Stonington
Sarah W Hunt
Buddington
Greenland
Provincetown
Mass
Rose
New Bedford
Franklin
Sam Bay
Brunswick
Hatteras
Vessels suffer gales and shipwrecks worldwide reports
Shipping news from New Orleans to Yokohama details bark and steamer incidents. Bark H L Routh loses sails and stores in a SE gale off the Atlantic. Guaniguanico salvages Yarra Yarra crew at Colorados. Transit of Annapolis sinks after reef strike. Liscard reports a bottom-up pilot boat. Cressington drags anchor and hits Forest Queen. various ships report hull and gear damage, groundings, and salvages underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
H L Routh
Kirby
New York
Havana
Mantua
Colorados
Dos Amigos
Macassar
Annapolis
Martin
Singapore
Long Kong
Ternate
Norfolk
Janie EK McNamchton
Poquosin River
San Francisco
Cressington
Lombard Street Wharf
Forest Queen
London
Marinia
Sanguinetts
Galway
Baltimore
Jacob Winslow
Bath
Portland
Evangeline
Church Point
Bass Harbor
Mt Desert
Lewis Benson
C C Young
Trenton
Ellsworth
Lucy Wentworth
Calais
Thomas Reynolds
Machias
Eliza A Anderson
Rockland
Hartford
Conn
G H Tapley
Brooksville
Gipsey Queen
Philadelphia
Matanzas
Doull
Elizabeth
Deering
W S Jordan & Co
Providence
City of Ellsworth
Bangor
Tracy’s Reef
City Island
City of Springfeld
Merritt Wrecking Company
City of Paris
Liverpool
Queenstown
Plover
Baracoa
Key West
Lark Royal Visitor
Pensacola
Greenock
Britannia
Yokohama
Fred B Taylor
HMS Satellite
Yokosuka
Multiple vessels in port or sailing to New York from global ports
A compilation of ship movements on May 7 to May 12 listing vessels such as bark Svalen, steamer Hampshire, brig Herbert, ship Lydia, steamer Letimbro, and brig Gertrude along with destinations including New York, Cardenas, Cienfuegos, and Jamaica. Also notes in port status and sailings for Harve Hamburg Gibraltar and Liverpool, with numerous ships and crews named.
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Antwerp
Tordenskjold
Ellertsen
New York
E _BREMEN
Darial
Newark
Brow Head
City of Rome
Ste . Secs
UAHIA
Svalen
Hendricksen
United States
Caibarien
Hampshire
Cardenas
Dighy
Sauled
Gertrude
Matheson
Cienfuegos
Sch Vth
Metadden
Jamaica
Deal
Lower Hil
Bennett
London
Estancia
Brazil
Herbert
Towse
Rowey
Lydia
Perry
Lushing
Pennsylvania
Gibraltar
Letimbro
di Marco
Mediterranean
Havre
Suevia
Hamburg
Hong Kong
Adam W Spies
Field
Callao
Pactolus
Havana
Lewis
Alpha
Crowell
West Indies
Carroll, Brown
Charlottetown
Musson
HULL
Enxg
Buffalo
Boston
Dora
Meyer
Augusta Victoria
Lojlo
Honauwar
Lane
Heetanooga
Cann
Cyprus
Steeves
Montreal
Mohawk
Churchill
Liverpool
Lord Gough
Philadelphia
Lizard
Trave
Southampton
Bremen
Elen M Mitchell
Snail
Henry Cleaves
Charleston
Skobeletf
Tucker
Dunholme
Carrie Strong
Gov Hall
Cain
Sagua
Manila
Landseer
Gibbs
Sandy Hook
Furness Abbey
Quinn
Kate Troop
Banks
Samuel Th Nickerson
Eaton
Western Belle
Bullman
John D Srewer
Josselyn
Og Borghild
Hangueland
Philippines
Inevitas
Sailea
Sch
J H Woodhouse
Marssilles
Britannia
Parazol
Texas
Hunter
Avonmouth
Nestorian
France
Caruthers
Glasgow
Palermo
Altmore
Porto Rica
Thames
Quebec
Parisian Litchie
Castillano
Oramiz
Matanzas
St George
Walter
Bahia
Father Point
Toronto
Colina
Lake Winnipeg
Queenstown
Moresby
Williams
San Francisco
Drumlanrig
Edmonston
City
Domestic Ports Adjudication and Load Orders
Domestic ports list shows NH Skinner Nickerson load for New York with Laura V Rose Leeds Portland and pass up for Philadelphia. Sailed 6th with Normandy Rivers Vernaudina F.
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Bath
Skinner
Nickerson
Boston
New York
Laura V Rose
Leeds
Portland
Philadelphia
Normandy
Rivers
Ernaudina
Sailed and Cleared Steamers and Schooners Across Ports
Shipping briefs list vessels cleared or sailed from Baltimore Boston New York Philadelphia Newport News and many Atlantic hubs. Includes details of brig H B Hussey schooners Seth M Todd John W Hall and Mary Freeland and steamers Nova Scotian and Monat Edgcumbe with cargoes and passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballast
William Cobb
Chase
Philadelphia
Charles Dennis
Haskell
Howard W Middleton
Smith
Boothgray
Jessie Smith
Machias
Roston
Velina
White
Calais
Diana
Lexington
Sand River
Bell
Woodward
Robert Cority
New York
Rockland
Baltimore
D H Miller
Taylor
Boston
Frostburg
Mills
Alleghany
Parker
Providence
Charles C Daine
Daniels
Orient
Kate B Ogden
Edgett
Cox & Green
Thompson
Nova Scotian
Hughes
Liverpool
Trewery
Icis
Frank Seavey
Kelley
C W Church
Lent
Geo A Mcfadden
Malcolmson
Salem
A F Kindberg
Tilton
Josie R Hurt
Burt
Berkshire
Maine
Bucksville
John W Hall, Jr
Fleming
Bridgeport
Conn
Mary Freeland
Clark
Is Calais
Seth M Todd
Eaton
New Bedford
Merriman
Tall River
Dolphin
Fi & G
Wollock
Wilsesbarre
Darien
Varuna
Heger
Newark
Dutch Island Harbor
Cerdic
Reverter
Gilchrist
St John
Josephine P Knowles
Pickering
Bangor
Lugano
Carrie Lee
Matthews
Mary Miller
Dayton
KR A Kinnear
Kinnear
Josephine Barber
Jeraids Baker
Eastport
Fortress Monroe
Monat Edgcumbe
Newport News
Progreso
Fernandina
Fla
L Lockwood
Evans
John H Tingue
Burdge
J R Halladay
Moore
EA Lairley
Townsend
Cape Henry
Pirate
Willie H Higgins
Higgins
Cotuit
Mass
James Rothwell
Lombard
Oliver Scofield
Nikerson
Sepiawest
Nellie C Payne
Millbridge
Crusoe
Lulu
Billow
C Haraden
Mollie Phillins
Mobile
Alice Curtis
Grand Cayman
New Orleans
el Monte
Hawthorn
Andson
Freeman
Hate R Norse
Crocker
Wilmington
Del
Norfolk
Fratera
Symonds
Savannah
Howard Williams
Fall River
Mary Gaillard
Charles A Brives
Jennie N Hudden
John R Feil
Electa Bailey
Charles W Alcott
Barrel Cricket
David Brown
Nelson Harvey
Fisher’s Island
Ussiings
Corey
Sew Haven
George Savage
Gardiner
Dora Allison
Rose
Richmond
Sir Garnet Wolseley
Matanius
Hell Gate
Mattie J Alles
Crockett
Annie Louise
Cole
Dennis
Lady Antrim
Warecaia
Belle R Hall
Hart
Crescent
Mehaffey
Jane Grant
Miller
Kingston
Tillie O Wells
Wells
Amboy
East Greenwich
Maggie P Smith
Douglas
Elizabethport
Medford
Kessie C Beach
McKeague
Milford
Napoleon
Port Johnson
Three Sisters
Payne
Virginia
New Haven
Kanawha
Sears
Tg Peerless
Macie
W H Bailey
Pearce
Henry Sutton
Newporl
Adele Truedell
Fidler
Lexus
Davis
Expedite
Liddle
Sallie Wonder
Lincoln
Taunton
Rachel Jane
Kidd
J . Terry
Orison
Roa Ward
Athalia, Noble
Samuel L Crocker
Eering
Henry P Halleck
Tisdale
Harvest
O'Donnell
Holmes Ioll
Kate Markee
Blake
Windsor
George B Markle
Sullivan
J H Wainwright
Phillips
Southhay
Weat Point
New London
Samuel H Waller
Allyn's Point
Little Gulliam
Bonavista
Amelia
Ireland
New Havin
E M Reed
Abbie C Stubbs
Pendleton
Brunswick
James Boyce
Rankin
Yport Elizabeth
Nickerson
Pottsville
Ritson
Harrisburg
Albedgon
Berks
Adams
Lancaster
Robingon
Portsmouth
Sapphire
Murray
Antwerp
Bke Williams
Curacoa
Icis Franklin
Marshall
Mark Pendleton
Hate
New Edford
Richard Vaux
Richardson
Laird
Merill
Salon
A Scribner
Seaman
Annie & Rudolph
Levins
Everett Webster
Indicott
Roxbury
Fanny Whitmore
Whitmore
Adam Mathis
Newburyett
Samuel Castner, Jr
Lake
Fred Jackson
Ilefield
Portland
Newcastle
Vel
John J Marsh
Sagua
Delaware
Godrevy
Perth Amboy
Burroughs
West
Woodbridge Creek
Abbie
Geen
Gheen
Lygonia
Fullerton
Signal
Dewick
Westerly
Swhs
Fanny Kimmey
Wolfe
Charmer
Caboll
Newport
Lucy
Sprague
Frank Herbert
Kerrick
Saco
Laburroughs
Rovert County
Lowe
Daniel Webster
Peerless
Orne
Ivy Belle
Loud
Deer Isle
Sunbeam
W H Kensell
Kennebec
Alfaretta Campbell
Campbell
Harpswell
L A Davis
Buenos Ayres
Cynthia Jane
KP King
Orrison
Horizon
Leet
City of Ellsworth
Quickstep
Manitou
Arey
Vinalhaven
San Francisco
Macda
Harrington
Palmyra
Minott
Port Gamble
Aiden Ciesse
O'Brien
Karluk
Seattle
Lex Gibson
Speed
Eureka
Dinsmore
John M Brown
Tillie Vanderherchen
Wilmingcon
James E Kelsey
Wheaton
Mail Schedules Distill Across Americas and Europe
Mail routes to Boston and points south and central America with exceptions noted for Guatemala via Aspinwall. Special dispatches for St Pierre Miquelon via Halifax and Cuba via Havana. Other lines to Jamaica Costa Rica Great Britain Ireland Belgium Netherlands Austria via Southampton and Germany Scandinavia via Bremen. Times from New York May 9 9 30 PM May 10 7 80 PM May 7 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Pacific
Central America
Guatemala
Aspinwall
Newport
New York
St. Pierre and Miquelon
Halifax
MGSO
Cic Cdeccesseueks Ccs Getessis Cooe
Cuba
Havana
City of Columbia
Jamaica
Costa Rica
Port Lamaon
Alps
Great Britain
Ireland
Belgium
Netherlands
Austria
Southampton
Germany
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Russia
Turkey
Bremen
Elbe
New Toth
Specially addressed mail routes and close times listed
Specially addressed for Norway Scotland France Britain and Ireland etc detailed by ship names and sailing dates. Mails close Boston office May 12 3 pm May 18 5 pm May 26 10 pm with deposits nine days before sailing. Names include Umbria City of New York Halifax Catalonia and Mariposa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
East Indies
Excel British
Boston
Australia
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Hawaiian Islands
San Francisco
Post Ofice
Boston-Bound Vessels List Sail Dates From Various Ports
A Thursday list details vessels sailing toward Boston with origins and dates. Entries include Alena Covert from Cienfuegos on April 6 and at Vineyard Haven April 30, and many others such as Albatross from Cienfuegos April 8, Esther from Buenos Ayres March 12, and Morning Light from Calcutta January 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Alena Covert
Edgett
Am. Sch
Cienfuegos
Vineyard Haven
Albatross
Chalmers
Br. Bark
Delaware Breakwater
Brunette
Strike
B. Bark
Rio Grande Do Sul
Carlotta
For
For. Sch.), From Brava
C. V
Guba
Davidson
Br. Brig
C. H. Trickey
Ross
Arroyo
P. R
Vineyard Raven
Clifton
McLean
Br. Sch
Demerara
Lon
Esther
Larsen
Nor. Bark
Buenos Ayres
Earl Burgess
Coffil
Br. Ship
Calcutta
Nan
Trinidad
Cuba
Owarm
L. Pea Harding
Matanzas
Geneva
Gregory
Am. Bark
Rosario
H. H. Wright
Meyer
Am. Briz
John H. Kranz
Fitcher
Joseph Wilde
Look
Yabacoa
Joseph A. Ropes
Terwilliger
Am. Hark
Zanzibar
Magunza
Mainterano
Jennie A. Cheney
Cushman
New York
Julia
Hoeken
Falmouth
Morning Light
Ladd
Maria, Riecke
Algoa Bay
Margarita
Borehi
Aerk Clifford
Obedbaxter
Colby
Singapore
Rembrandt
Paine
Am. Ship
Regina
Bronlund
Melbourne
Sylphid
Sumar
Emery
Rom Zanzibar
Tamatave
Urda
Svensen
Mannabo
PR. Oes
Birdrock
Vasa
Tallaksen
A Oeee Prederick
Burgess
Cadiz
Wheatland
Cochran
Madagascar
William Hales
Buckley
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Connecticut
Megalloway
Androscoggin
Dixville Notch
Grafton Notch
Andover
Capt. Forbes
Milton
Clyde
Great Southern FI
8. C
Columbia
Augusta
Jearleston
Atlanta
Macon
Rome
Jacksonville
Washington Street
J. A. Flanders
Eastern
Theo. G. Eger
Broadway
White Star Line
Royal Mail
Traniic
BE. A. Adsms & CO
State St
Cor
Broad St
The
Azores
Mennard
J. A. Bettencourt
E. A. Adams & CO
State Street
Ship News
Port OF
Bostonian
Trant
Ridge
Norseman
Maise
Warren & Co
Etc
St Johns
Sydney
M F Pickering & Co
Williamsport
Forest City
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