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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1888

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Oleo water gas battle marks tense state Senate session

In a tense General Court day the Senate debated oleo and water gas questions with experts and sponsors. Senator Messinger swung a pivotal vote after an amended bill, while President Boardman opposed. The House reconsidered water gas actions, and measures on ballots, state elections, and city governance advanced or were rejected as clerks and committees moved through the session.

Senate Senator Messinger Reardon Sessions State Board of Agriculture Babcock Charlie Utley Utley & Boynton Hathorne Friends of the Bill Crosby Pittsfield Boardman C. A. Gleason Hartwell Howland Dr. Gleason Palmer C. N. Clark Gilmes Kingsley Sprague Messinger Yras Cc. N. Clark J.C. Gleason Keith Ladd Marble Pike Sleeper He Towne Tucker Wheelock Coillins Cook Dwyer Fletcher Glines Oward I. N. Keith McAlpine Ferris Roads Shea Slattery Southworth Stevens Nilivan Walker Paikep Kimball Spellman Yes Howe Symonds Salem Read Messrs Mellen Oforcester Smith Athol Wardwell Overhill Essrs Wyman Hyde Park Camridge Qua Lowell Burnham Clark Wilbraham Dennis Rost Ordon Hunt Pinkerton Poora Ratt Raymond Somerville Rogerson Dunsevell Rugg Trail Witt L'Yesday Atwood Baiume Dame Newbury Dunlea Gunn Boston Leach McDonald Preble Hompson Wright Bradly Church Dresser Flynn Hastings Henry Quinn Fall River Delano Grosvenor Russell Maynard O'brien Bay State Gas Company Sanger Cambridge Ay State Company Brush Hill Water Company Milton Milton Water Company Eliesley Needham Committee On Conference

Supreme Judicial Court Case: Davis v Robinson Liquor License

A May session report notes the Supreme Judicial Court ordered a writ of mandamus to compel Gloucester Mayor to sign a liquor license granted by the city board of aldermen. The case, F. Augustus Russ for the plaintiff and H. P. Moulton for the defendant, resolves with issuance of the writ. Other May docket entries cover numerous Superior Court matters across ships injuries, leases, malicious prosecution, and various civil actions before THOMPSON, J.

Supreme Judicial Court Fin P. J George A. Davis David J. Robinson Gloucester Board of Aldermen Augustus Russ H. P. Moulton Thompson John J. Rosenberg John Doe Annie M. Small Plaints Plainiff J. al. Brown F. Jumingham H. M. Betts Lyman B. Jordan Ocean Avenue Revere George F. Pratt Hiss Pratt J.G. Holt S. T. Harris A. H L. G. Robinson

Superior Court in Salem Delivers Range of Sentences

May 16 report from Essex County Superior Criminal Court at Salem lists multiple guilty pleas and sentences. Defendants from Lynn and surrounding towns receive terms from three years in state prison to eighteen months in the house of correction for crimes including larceny burglary embezzlement forgery adultery and lewd cohabitation.

Superior Criminal Court Essex County Aldrich Salem As Penis Newburyport John W. Benson Lynn John Garvin Massachusetts Reformatory Christian Lick Fred Ormby Robert Hawkes George A. Williams Alice White Gloucester Philip Jendren Amelia Lambert William P. Clark Marblehead Charles E. Fuller House of Correction George W. Murch Cuaries F. Fuller

Supreme Judicial Court probate appeal in Baxter will case

Norfolk County May 16. Horace Eaton et al ex rs vs Caroline Jackson et al probate appeal from the will of George L. Baxter late of Quincy. Contestants are sister and half brothers. Evidence for executors begun. Counsel listed for both sides.

Horace Eaton Caroline Jackson George L. Baxter Quincy R. M. Morse, Jr M. Morton, Jr W. Gaston E. C. Bumpus Wheeler

Court schedules hearings for libels in Norfolk County

Superior Court in Norfolk County, May 16, Judge Bishop presiding, juries waived. Libel hearings for divorce set to begin Thursday morning with uncontested cases heard first.

Norfolk County Bishop, J

Incoming steamers for Boston due Thursday May 11

List of arriving ships and agents with destinations for Boston due May 11. Includes entries for Furness Line and various British vessels arriving from Liverpool and London, with dates in late April to May and notes on cargo or ownership.

Boston Stockham City Ener Furness Roman Liverpool Warren & Co British Queen London Furness Cephalonia Wey Alex Martin Bayvarian Thayers Rtich Queen Forress Water Street Central Wharf

Maritime Freight Listings From Liverpool and Antwerp

Shipping notices list May trade departures from Liverpool Antwerp and Amsterdam. Firms include Wright & Sons Glasgow Baldwin & Co Baltic Scythia Brown & Co Hurst Kunhardt Edyed & Co with consignments to Bremen London Amsterdam and Antwerp in early May.

Hursday Rhymand Antwerp Wright & Sons Indiana Glasgow Baldwin & Co Baltic Liverpool Israay Ingland Hurst Dup Germanic Tamay Ved Vata Bremen Bro «& Co Scythia Brown & Co Oy Rig& S Holland London Hurst Agg Ss Hambure Kunhardt & Co Schiedain

Notice to Captains at United States Signal Station

Observations made May 16 at 7am local time corresponding to noon Greenwich. wind and barometer readings, sea level, and weather conditions noted. Instructions: captains may correct barometer errors by adding one one-hundredth inch per ten feet above sea level. High water and moon length of day listed as 4:00 PM and related data.

United States Heston Greenwich Lme Captaina

Transatlantic and coastal steamers pass through May voyage notes

The report lists multiple vessels arriving at and cleared from ports May 1 to May 16, including steamer De a Berg to Gill & Lovitz Antwerp, Mayaguez to Standard Sugar Refinery and Whitney Pousland, Amicitia to WW K Noyes, and numerous coastwise sailings to Boston Halifax New York and Portland with passengers and cargo.

de A Berg Bravens Antwerp Moise Gill & Lovitz Mayaguez Span Crug Arecibo Whitney, Pousland & Co Warren & Co Amicitia Nor Asiaksen Baracoa WW & K Noyes Schwiegaard, Hansen, Baracoa Seaverda & Co Carroll, Brown Charlottetown PFI Halifax Boston Princedward Eastport Portland Mise W H Kilby Mars Hawes Philadelphia Sunmer Mead, Cox Laurens Suldridge Glancus Collins New York HM Whitney John Brooks Snowman City of Gloucester Young Gloucester Kares Ronan Cobb Mary Whitridge Roberts Ilboken Lorena, Crocker Port Johnson Schis

FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS. NEW YORK MAY 16

Ocean freights show a slow market with light grain movement to Liverpool and Glasgow. Multiple steamship and schooner charters listed, including vessels to Cuba, Italy, Spain, and Canaries, with varied cargoes such as grain, oil, lumber, cement, ore, and coal. towages and discharged duties noted for several Kennebec and New York routes.

New York Liverpool Glasgow Shell Chartera Buteshire Cuba Barks Clementina Ital Philadelphia Cagiiari Sreena P Aus Venice San Francisco Fravoris Nor Stockholm Norfolk Demerara Orchilla Baltimore Ernestine Havana Muggle Dalling Cardenas Li Warren Isanger Boston Charles Davis Kennebec Schizetta Elizabethport Portland Port Johnson Etna St John

Sailed Vessels and Ailing Ships Report From Gloucester

From Our Correspondents a list of schooners and ships sailing from various ports with destinations such as New York Portland and Calais plus repairs noted. The Vega lost its mainboom and maintopmast arriving from Halifax and will repair before leaving. Several vessels reported sailing on the 6th and 16th with destinations including Portland Saco and Perth Amboy.

Booshkay Annie J. Green Webster Portland Lele George Prescott Yrueworthy Philadelphia Nautilus Tollman Rockland City Elisworth Providence Lillie G. Barton St John P HW Meed Langdon Sear River Evie Calais New York Sant John Charto Gloucester Wittsburg Penn M. Ferguson Malifax Ar—Sehbi Shiloh Carrie E Lane Good Templar Georges Ralem Laconia Richardson Raritan River Andrew J York Wallace Port Johnson

Passage of Ships with Barges and Weather Conditions

A harbor notice records vessels including Underwriter and brig Radith heading toward Boston with multiple tugs and barges. Several ships name routes from Ponce Port Royal and New Haven to Boston and Wellfleet. Weather described as northwest with fresh clear wind and fog on the coast during May 10 sailing.

Radith Handy Ponce Boston Morancey Charles H Wolston Dunton Port Royal Mark Gray Randall Albany Olello St Simons Maggie P Smith Douglass Elizabethport Medford H W Pierce GA Leland Young New Haven Wellfleet Sebs R Bowers Sumner Brunswick Knickerbcker Niphon RA Fisher Kodiak Edith Melissa D Robbing Silas McLeon Helen G King Lavolta Lanie Cobb Charles J Wolston Alark Gray G A Leland

Sailing fleet town list for May and April under sail

A compiled ship and bark movement log listing vessels from many ports. Entries show destination, sailing dates in April and May, vessel names, home ports or builders, captains, and routes including Boston New York San Francisco Montreal Genoa Ghent Montevideo Halifax and Cardiff with multiple British and Norwegian ships noted.

Algor Bay Elieser Knudsen Boston Baffia Camellia Harvey St Johns Tasma (Sr Nicholson Santos Callao Orient Warn San Francisco Cardifeip Indian Empire Watson Calcutta Flysta Baxter Marseilles Yalmouth Trinidad Dyer Pisagua Hampton Roads Gibraltar Candeur Neilson Genoa Baltimore Glasgow Cynthia Montreal Hamburg John McLeod Stewart Hong Kong Liverpool Rainbow Healey Pascagoula Lishon Bark Belt Munro Cadiz Lizard Chignecto Knowlton Ghent New York Montevideo Tillich Stetson Barbatos Newcastle Nsw Albania Brownell George V Jordan Lyman Sydney Wasdale Brown British Army Goulding Kng Panama Naples Alsatia Ovvorto Fortunato Ital Esposito Zabeth Evanell Colcord Plymouth Aurea Hossack Port Royal St Thomas Penarth Annie Goudey Sanders Cape Town Rangoon Volante di Dio Peragallo Rosario Samuel H Nickerson Eaton Portland Stockholm Olbers Nor Iverson Stettin Barks Daphne Madsen Savannah Beta Nielsen Philadelpha Harriet Hickman Dernier Perth Amboy Teapani Sailor Barks Normanvik Mortensen Virzo Scotia Liebke Gloucester Brazos Masson Moonbeam Dunbar Wespport Mark Don Haslewood Francisco Queenstown

Whalers Report From New Bedford May 16

Captain Smith of bark Charles W Morgan reports touching at Nagasaki April 13 bound for the Japan sea with 140 bois sperm oil. Other vessels listed include Ohio Allen 70 sperm, Andrew Hicks 50, Josephine Suth 80, Lancer Whiteside 45, all at New Medford. Cape Horn Pigeon 40. Jane Gray entered the stream at San Francisco May 9 bound for the Arctic. Kra to sail from New London tomorrow for whiting stations north.

New Bedford Smith Charles W Morgan Nagasaki Japan Sea Supan Ohio Allen Andrew Hicks Adams Josephine Suth Lancer Whiteside New Medford Cape Horn Layton Jane Gray San Francisco Arctic Kra New London

Sailing list of ships with routes and positions

A compiled vessel list shows ships traveling to New York and other ports with their captains, origin ports, and estimated positions by latitude and longitude on given dates. Entries include A R Bones from Liverpool to New York, Stamvoul from Antwerp to New York, Theodore H Rand from London to New York, Avoca from London to New York, Roehimpton from New Orleans to Liverpool, Mark Lizzieloss from New York to Cardiff, Sir James Slater from New York to Kingston Jamaica, Benj Vackard from Baltimore to San Francisco, and James Asorland from San Diego to Tacoma with reported positions.

A R Bones Rivers Liverpool New York Stamvoul Cann Antwerp Theodore H Rand Morris London Ion Avoca Roehimpton New Orleans Mark Lizzieloss Cardiff Sir James Slater Conklin Kingston Jamaica Benj Vackard, Jackson Baltimore San Francisco Lon Jv James Asorland San Diego Tacoma

Notice to Mariners Cape Cod Bay buoy changes

Summary of lighthouse and buoy adjustments in Massachusetts waters. Cape Cod Bay sees Hillingsgate Shoal buoy No 1 moved southwest, red buoy No 2 placed near Milliogsgate Island Lighthouse, and light vessel changes near Winter Quarter Shoal. New York Bay buoyage reorganized with can and nun buoys, water depths noted, buoys discontinued, and a range cut adjusted by the Lighthouse Board. Stephen C Rowan signs as chairman.

Massachusetts Cape Cod Bay Hillingsgate Shoal Hillingsgate Island Milliogsgate Island Winter Quarter Shoal New York Bay Gedney Romer Shoal Palestine Shoal Flynn’s Knoll Lighthouse Board Stephen C Rowan US Navy

Maritime Disasters and Vessels Reported from May 1888

The Bureau Veritas lists March 1888 maritime disasters by flag including 104 vessels and 12 missing. Notable incidents: steamship City of New York collision bowsprit lost at Glasgow Clydebank. Bark Olustee ashore at Shoals, Va with crew safe. wrecked or leaking ships reported in Pictou, Halifax, New York, and Rio Janeiro areas.

BosiuNn Bureau Veritas Pictou Lo—Stesimer Ashdell Sagna Montreal Smith Island Olustee Nickerson New York Baltimore Shoals Glasgow Inman Line City of New York Clydebank Hali&ax Worcester Bofton Liverpool Peter Wright & Sons City of London Hamilton Philadelphia Hiego Capa Town Rio Janeiro Wilhelmina Sannes Paysandu Galveston North Sydney Survivor Low Point Light

Vessel Collision Near Norfolk Reports Missing Steamer

The schooner Carrier bound from St Pierre to Norfolk with Dyer aboard collided in thick fog and gale with an unknown steamer, losing jibboom and headgear. the other vessel disappeared. Rescue steamer to assist bark Olustee, ashore on Isaac Shoals.

St Pierre Norfolk Carrie A Lane Dyer Boston Jibboom Alien Newport New York Aspinwall Olustee Isaac Shoals Savannah Bar Sandon Wolgast

Foreign Ports Overview From May Voyages and Arrivals

A chronological digest of ships sailing, arriving, and clearing at ports including Antwerp Bahia Barbados Cardif Cardenas Guantanamo Havana and other hubs. Vessels such as Esther Roy Wayfarer Walter D Wallett Morning Light Brenhilda and City of Washington are listed with destinations ranging from New York Philadelphia Seville to Manila and Sydney alongside cargoes and sailings through May.

Card Digby Hathaway & Co Martello Abbott Hull Eng New York Sanderson & Son Mareca Moen Pictou Furness Dleopatra Olby Annapolis Kilvy Vark Belmont Ilagan Havana J 3 Emery & Co Chisholm Port Au Prince Chinicher Buck Moneton Fray Slocovnd Rverville Delong & Seaman Emma C Apt Gov J Y Susmith Smth Hillsboro Pitt Bros & Co K Crowell Lewis Booth Cow Bay, Co Solario Norfolk John Swan Aspinwall Swis Lulu Portland Cyrus Chamberlain Thomasson Swis Johan Proctor Ciifton Alta M Lost Pierre Allen Grieve Ti Odiorne Dart William C Bee Maud W Annie T McKie New Boxer Wee WL Juck L V Rose Mary A Hood Jannie Kimmey James A Gray Marcia Lewis Ann Eliza Ruth Shaw Susan Stetson Norrona North Sydney Amy Turner Honolulu Mattie Franklin Mary Lord Annie Whitmore Belle Lackawanna J W Vannaman Jiareca Berkshire Ella Edith & May Eliza A Scribner Mark Katahdin Brig Ernestine Charles Nobile Simmons Yale Maude Sherwood Marion Draper Fannie E Walston Carsie Belle Mabel Rose Arboreer Catherine Cyrene Kate & Mary Mary Augusta Cleopatra Allentown Berks Barsentine Hancock Icis New J Ncket Gertrude Cambridge Henry R Congdon Rodney Parker William Todd J 5 Lamprey Lottie K Friend Lunet Beta Carrie Kate Markee J Rothwell Perine Penobscot Fannie F Hall Albert W Smith Woodward Abrahams John Fl Perry C Tryon Keo Spartan Philadelphia Herman Winter C M Winch Sooloa Lizzie H Lorena Roman Liverpool Miriam Barbados Emma L Shaw Tranani Gloucester Icha Faunie Fay William O Snow Annie E Valerie Vente Middleton E L Austin CM Web Aliso John Bergen H M Anderson Frank G Dow Lizzie Young Fred C Holden Larolla William D Marvel H T Townsend A H Harlburt Sarah H Vrier Richard Leaning Weybosset Phebe J Woodruff Sallie J Howell Leeds Herbert E J A Baizley Has H Eaton Ben M Golder Lucy Silas Mcloon Sloop Screamer Barkentine Albert Schnitz Sachs Viking Chas A Wolston Royalse Catalina Veto Mark Gray C A White Juniata Maggie Smith A Sherman S«boo Eva May Barsentine Altemaha St Lomingo Briga Fdith Ponce Annie K Storer Arroyo Icha Meissal Robbins Ahamas Eva Smith J J Moore J S Lamprey Fannie Kimmey Ximena Henry K Congdon H Card M E Eldridge Morelight Ana Parker Morgan Edith T Candy F J Lockwood Domen Swis Puritan Oliver Coued Antwerp Esther Roy Roy Bahia Inglesive Hayes Boston Kate Burrill Bell William Wilcox Foulke Pensacola Herbert Touse St Stephen Favorite Haman Edmund Burns Hall Perry Buenos Air Walter D Wallett Bryde Boulogne Salar “Ae Mary K Campbell Wood Seville Cardenas Fargo Averastura Matanzas St Jago Benan Speller Sailes Sh Navarro Aldecorro St Jazo Hellecoster Higgins Icha Falmouth Clark Hiladelphia George Walker Mitchell Hird San Domingo Thomas BR Pillsbury Henry B Cleaves Charleson Thomas & Pillsbury Pitcher Townsend Runnell Queen Calbarien Wladimir Pedersen Hattera Fred Pitchfield Young San Francisco Colonia Noyes O. Honolulu Discovery City of Washington Reynolds Mexico Jamel Villaverde Rosa Ozaimis Francisco Gargullo James Newark R Lath Sir Mary Jenness Cochrane Kingston Hondo Brownries Greystown Low Point William Duthie Gillon Salem Sydney Chb Spa Nuestria Carrie E Long Park Delaware Melboourne Big Bonanza Andrews Newcastle Nsw Manila Panama City of l Acapulco PIARA Cyril Augustine Port Spain St Antonio Sch Alma, Hogan, Inc St Johns Benacre Rio Janeiro Alliance Barnmoor Domingo City Harry & Aubrey Tobin Mscoris Mary E Pennell White Lcadin Sagua Severn Gormley Ardangorm Pearson Glasgow Jose KE More Leonhardi Hatteras Telanine E H Williams Gould Helen G Moseley Jiol Alexandria Zziggmsdhsch Mark Valander Omhalf

Atlantic coastal shipping fleet logs and arrivals

A long list of vessels, including schooners, brigs, steamers, barks, and ships, with origins and destinations such as Baltimore, New York, Boston, Liverpool, Port Antonio, and Havana. Entries note sailings, clearances, and arrivals across multiple ports from Ar 14th to 16th, showing extensive maritime activity and movements along the Atlantic coast and Caribbean.

Astoria Bark Katie Flickinger Young San Vedro Apalachicola Cora Dunn Warrington Galveston Alexandria Luis Grabel Smith Baltimore Mentmore Limpson Liverpool Reynolds New York Alleghany Walker Boston Stephen Bishop Rivers Washington Seus Nellie W Craig Rines Mary L Charrleston Sachs Hed Wing Johnson Benj F Lee Steelman Lattimore Benjamin Kale Hall Philadelphia B W Morse Roderick Bath Seb Victor Ping Harris Port Antonio Jain Delaware Fannie Brown Starrett Hark Pons Ali Hamburg Brunswick Florida Sch Gardner G Deering Rogers Portland Mors L Annot Lyle Dunvan Fort Morgan Nellie T Morse Baker Norrfor Hatéle E Giles Polarian Burgwart Newport News Castlehill Coosaw Kostrup Penne Soisac Kamberg New Bedford Bertha Dean Tripp Norfolk H Watford Carson South Amboy New London Thomas Turull Brown Ponce Bodilant Perth Amboy Castlegate Port Royal Great Britain Kate Fawcett Colon Newburyports Lith Panther Newport Ar Lith Sehs Harvester McLennon St John James M Nailva Keld Port Spain Ferrino Smyrna Elba Wilton Savannah Hassel Barbanos Fern Pernambuco Alice Bradshaw Cabin Nutter Bennett Trom Ory City of Alexandria Mexico Cuba Tower Hill London England Odorilla Lolland Havana Saltic Andes West Indies Wattle Abbey Calcutta Ae 'Ay Wintsrep Bragg Hanra Letthheaksen Jeremie Lessing Karends Hainsurg Valencia Woodrick Jagnayra Napier Henderson Aydney AH Palmer Serensed Barcaresea Lontiz Amsterdam D Metcalf Larsen Barks Lewis Smith Wright Antwerp Annie J Marshall Parker Rotterdam Fortuna Cardosa Oporto Teresina Lubrano Pozzuoll Ethandane Jamieson Richibucto Nis Cesar Lunudburg Stockholm Flora Pike Harbor Grace Schs

Mails Close at Boston and Overseas Steamship Dates

Shipping notices show mails closing in Boston for Bluefields and West Africa aboard Gussie and Cuimorian, with departures May 16 and May 18. Additional routes include Nova Scotia via Yarmouth and Scotland via Circassia with special addresses to Germany Belgium Netherlands Austria Denmark Sweden Norway Russia Turkey through Southampton and Bremen, plus a May 18 departure for Circassia at 7 30 P M.

Bluefields Nic Gussie New Orleans Sierra Leone Cape Coast Elmina Accra Adedah West Africa Ner Cuimorian Boston Sean Great Britain Germany Belgium Netherlands Austria Denmarck Sweden Norway Russia Turkey Southampton Breman Eider New York Nova Scotia Yarmouth Cos cc Scotland Glasgow Circassia

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