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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1888

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3

Hampton Institute Farm Yields Lessons From Practical Work

Hampton Va May 1888 report highlights 900 pupils and 80 staff at Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute. The farm spans 150 acres with crops from peas to sweet potatoes and corn, plus a Hemenway 550 acre stock and grain operation. Cattle losses from pleuro pneumonia reduce stock and strain finances, yet students learn trades serviceably while Indians and colored pupils work varied schedules. The two acre girls garden experiment proves women can farm with success, despite initial ridicule.

Hampton Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute Post Butler Massachusetts Agricural Institute Jean Ingelow Back River Charles Vanison Cox Washington Howe

Hampton’s education program praised by leaders at anniversary

The piece notes 400 Baptists visiting Hampton Institute for anniversary exercises and argues education reforms multi-faceted. Gov Fitz Hugh Lee and Senator Dawes laud the institution and the broader impact, citing progress for both blacks and Indians through General Armstrong and helpers.

Hampton South Virginia Fitz Hugh Lee Dawes Armstrong

Ancient Celebration Plans 250th Militia Anniversary Parade

The Ancient and Honorable Artillery prepares for a 250th anniversary parade next Monday. Procession routes run from Faneuil Hall to the State House and back via multiple streets, with a 6 pm return to Faneuil Hall. Police will close streets during the event and a 250 gun salute may be fired on the Common. Governor Ames hosts a reception Tuesday evening for Massachusetts Militia officers and guests.

Ancient and Honorable Artillery Faneuil Hall South Market Commercial State Washington School Beacon State House Tremont Boylston Old South Church Park Square Eliot Summer High Congress Postoffice Square Merchants’ Row Charles Streets Court Messrs. A. Shuman & Co Walker McLean Woolmer-Williams O’brien Ames Massachusetts Volunteer Militia London Commonwealth Avenue

Charity Festival in Mechanic Building for House of the Good Shepherd

On Memorial day there will be a charity festival at Mechanic building from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. The event features a sunlit ball with music by the Bostonia Orchestra and an evening concert with performers Miss BE B Kehew Mrs fk C Fenderson Mr Tom Karl and Mr Ivan Morawski. Tickets cost $1 each.

Mechanic Building House of the Good Shepherd Bostonia Orchestra BE. B. Kehew Fk. C. Fenderson Tom Karl Ivan Morawski

Boston-bound Vessels Sailed For Boston On Various Voyages

A list of vessels sailing toward Boston with origins and dates. Entries include Aya brig from Ponce Puerto Rico, Adelphia, Marcussen from Montevideo, Alice from Zanzibar, Balthasar from Champerico via San Juan del Sur, Anna from Barbados, Celina from Buenos Ayres, Cora Green from Mayaguez, Charles A Coulomb from Matan zas, and numerous others with departure ports such as Rosario, Melbourne, Jeremie, Valparaiso, and Trapani. Several dates range from February to May, with positions and route notes and several entries marked off Point India.

Saluea Boston Aya Munroe Ponce P. R Adelphia Marcussen Nor. Bark Montevideo Alice Swain Am. Bark Zanzibar Balthasar Jantze Champerico San Juan del Sur Anna Am Bark Beattie Barbados Celina Mountford Buenos Ayres Cora Green Philbrook Am. Brig Mayaguez Charles A. Coulomb Magee Am. Sch Matanzas Meyer Cardenas Knudsen Nor Bark Algoa Bay Henry B. Cleaves Charleson John McDermott Davis Rosario Point India John D. Brewer Josselyn Cebu Laura Ital Lapland Perry Jes Nielsen Melbourne Martha P. Tucker Day Buenos Fink Darrah Manson Valparaiso Pisagua Martha J. Bady Armstrong Br. Brig Jeremie Mobile Fierman Liverpool Sherbro Beene Dunbar Trapani Mimi Tominich Aus. Bark Midas McKenzie Br. Bark Gibraltar New York Messina Ital. Bark Oo Knaebel Port Au Prince Persey Vancich Genoa Probo Augusta Regia Duns Nor

Incoming Steamers to Boston and New York Schedule

A partial transit listing shows incoming steamers to Boston due Monday May 28 and to New York due Tuesday May 29, with multiple lines, destinations, and sailing agents. Notable vessels include Furness Marathon, Virginian, Leerdam, Aurania, La Champagne, Ethiopia, Wyoming, Noordland, Parthian, Adriatic, Hammonia, and others from Liverpool Glasgow Antwerp Bremen and more, with various departure and arrival times and agent names.

Milanese Lo’dond’ry Furness Marathon Liverpool Alex Martin Macon Savannah Rich’n& Barn Norseman Warren & Co Virginian Thayer & Line Stamford Baracoa Boston Fruit Co Leerdam Rotterdam Fu’ch Edge&Co Aurania Brown&Co la Champagne Havre Louis de Bebian Elbe Bremen Oelrichs & Co Ethiopia Glasgow Henderson Br’s Wyoming Noordland Antwerp P Wright&Sons Tof Georgia Underhill Destinat’n Sail H & A Allan Kansas Yarmouth Amij G & Co Parthian Philad’p’ia Sampson City of Rich’n & Barn New York Adriatic Liv Seppe Isma Travé Westernland P Wright & Sons Hammonia Kunhardt & Co State of Penn Baldwin

Mails Close at Boston and Europe via Ocean Steamers

List of mail sailings from New York next week including Alaska to Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool, Adriatic to Ireland Britain via Queenstown Liverpool, Trave to German states via Southampton Bremen, Philadelphia to Curacao Venezuela via Curacao, Barracouta to Windward Islands, and Athos to Haiti with scheduled departure times in the evening.

Europe Queenstown Liverpool Alaska New York Ireland Great Britain European Adriatic Southampton Bremen Trave Curacoa Venezuela United States of Colombia Philadelphia Windward Islands Athos

Trans-Pacific Mails Notice For Society Islands And East Indies

Trans-Pacific mails may be sent via the Taniti or similar ships from San Francisco or Japan to Hong Kong and Chinese routes, and to the East Indies with 68 per ams rates. For Sydney and other points, mail should be mailed from San Francisco or Boston at least eight days before the date given.

Society Islands Taniti Cinco San Fran Japan Nghai Hong Kong Rts Ams trans-Pacific Boston

Notice to Captain Observations at Sea Level Pressure Report

Observations made May 27 at noon at the Sue States Sig Sanata am correspond to noon. Weather cloudy with fresh wind and seas. Measurements note sea level pressure and instrument error. The report records a small discrepancy per ten feet of sea level rise.

Sue’ States Sig- Sanata A&m Enon

Various steamers and ships arrive and sail from Maine and Nova Scotia

Coastal traffic reports May 17 to 28 detail arrivals of steamers from Boston New York and Liverpool, along with several coastwise vessels. Notable entries include the steamer Samana and Glaucus with passengers and cargo, schooners and brigs loaded or bound for Portland and Halifax, and sailing steamer Cephalonia with barge in tow. Weather described as fine with southerly winds, occasional fog, and later moderate to strong gales. Several vessels clear for Liverpool and Baltimore, with cargoes including merchandise and moise.

Samana Bermphal Port Antonio Port Morant Boston Moise W H Kilby City of Gloucester Young Gloucester Forest City Donovan Portland More Castle Nauss Vernon River Pel Gondola Martin Harvey Middleton McLean Orwell Frank & Willie Brown St John Irwin Griffin Charlottetown Pei Empress Kendell New York Judith Ann Edgard Rich Thurston Turner Deer Isle Mary Eliza Morrisey Belfast Bavarian Leask Liverpool Thayer & Lincoln Worcester Nickerson Halifax Pictou Port Hawkesbury PEL Steamship Co Elizabeth Harris Margaretville Delong & Seaman Speedwell Bishop Parrsboro A Roberts J W Kenney Douvette Cape St Marys Delon Seaman Neptune Hill Barbados Cotton & Haley Icis Eureka Doucett Weymouth JG Hall & Cad Udith Ann Lowry North East Harbor Silas Sanborn Herman Winter Hallett H M Whitney Spartan Crowell Philadelphia March Baltimore Norfolk Geo E Smalley F Williams State of Maine Hilgara Kilby Snow Hatch Kodiak Berkshire Baltimore Spartan Wilkesbarre Port Johnson Orion Roman Lone Star Bothnia Dutton Queenstown Alexander Martin Marathon Yarmouth Doane Mdise J G Hall Sandalphon Turpin Bear River Brasch Alaska Horton Edward Everett Rockport Etta E Tanner Mallock Eastport W H Dewitt Elliott Damariscotta Two Brothers Dodge Bristol Gurnet Clark Bowdoinham Mary Kimball Burns Eliot Howard H Havey Bickford Sullivan Highland Light Williamsrt Siam Jennie W Middleton Imma B Shaw Myrtle Confidence Mary Whittridge Sooloo

Freight and Charter Listings From New York and Baltimore

Shipping notices list chartered steamers and freights including St An drews Bay Ashdell Rowan Gardenia Murelano Earl of Zetland M P Grace Annie M Small and various bark and brig movements. Baltimore coal freights steady with rebates under an agreement between Towboat Owners and coal shippers. listed charters and per ton rates to multiple destinations from Cove Point to Craighill channel and beyond.

New York St Andrew’s Bay Port Royal United Kingdom Rock Ashdell Montreal United K Kingdom Rowan Miramichi da Gardenia Philadelphia Rouen Murelano Cuba Earl of Zetland Java M P Grace San Francisco Annie M Small India Francesco Cilento Ital Gibraltar Genes Cargo Rock City Nor Magnus Legaboter Jan Melchers Nanny Barbados Trinidad L M Smith St. Domingo Ae Sum Justin H Ingergoll Boylston Baltimore Peacemaker Golden Sheaf Perth Amboy Portsmouth Teresina Marseilles Alaska St Marcto N Hatteras Logwood Americus Ponce Arroyo Chas Purves Havana Sir Anna Louisa Lockwood Kings Ferry Cove Point Craighill Channel Brooxxe B Rokes Jacksonville James H Gordon Charleston Ashley River Nellie W Howlett Wilmington North Side South Side

Maritime Shipping Notes From New England Ports

From Lynn Ar 26 lists schooners and steamers mingling with cargoes and sailings. Vessels include Thor n s Cove Hannah B Burt Wiscasset Brown Millie Washburn Coquette Orne Belle Dunton and Lincoln with various tows and cargoes. Gloucester and Salem report arrivals and sailings including Ada M Hall James Dyer Eunice and Jonathan Bourne.

Lynn Schs Hatch Thorn’s Cove Hannah B Burt Plum Island Fleetwing Wiscasset Millie Washburn Brown Ctte Coquette Orne Belle Dunton Boston Lincoln Coffin Vineyard Haven Wosenburg Portland New York Wessels Tos Kodiak Weybosset Crowell Portand Mary Amsden Fall River Gloucester Ada M Hall Minnesota Bertha May John G Whittier Grand Banks James Dyer Star of the East Fragabigranda Carrie Boutwell Georges Arena George I Hogan Henrietta Francis Ipswich Bay Charles Yarren Mereghan Nova Scotia Enola C William H Wellington Charlottetown PEL Salem Eunice Newcomb Alle Deer Mentor Berry Bath Tor Frances Ellen Whidden Mary Jane Arey Bangor Cottage City Jonathan Bourne Philadelphia Fannie Hodgkins Kemble Augusta Marshall Perrin Scott South Gardiner Francesca Hatcher Isla Aleak

Sailed steamship Waesland from Antwerp May 26

Account of the steamer Waesland Berg with Captain Buschmann sailing from Antwerp to New York on May 26 and the bark Charlotte and Anna Kruger sailing from Bristol on May 25 to Quebec with command by Kruger.

Antwerp Waesland Berg Buschmann New York Bristol Charlotte & Anna Ger Kruger Quebec

Broad sailing list from multiple ports in May and June

A long, mixed-summary of numerous ships, barks, brigs, steamers, and vessels from Belfast to Victoria, listing sail dates, origins, destinations, and master names. Entries include St Joseph bound for Quebec from Belfast, Lepreaux for Liverpool, La Gascogne to New York, and many others with various routes and captains.

Belfast St Joseph Williams Quebec Vancouver Durkee St John Cardiff Lepreaux Brown Liverpool Linwood McKenzie Calais Pensacola Sheet Harbor Christiansand Geiser Dan Moller New York Carloforte Emilia Ital Fariello Philadelphia Cagliari DOVER Barks Southard Hulbert Davis Antwerp Recovery Davison London Dungeness Christine Nor) Jensen Wilmington Riga Flintramnan Johan Irgens Nor Torensen Charleston St Petersburg Greenoouk Florida Martinolich Pascagoula Havre la Gascogne Santelli Marguerite

Shipping Briefs: Multiple vessels listed with ports and dates

Ship Lady Cairns with Morrissey sails from Portland O for Queens town on May 8 at latitude 26 30 N longitude 129 20 W. Austria with Dexter from New York bound for Flushing on May 20 at 44 N 45 W. Mozart from Perth Amboy to Copenhagen on May 13, 25 miles north of the Casquets. Clytie with Fraser sails to Liverpool on May 10 from Island. Orontes with Hansen from Newport E to Buenos Ayres on May 12 at 13 N 26 W. Southern Belle with Durkee from Philadelphia to New port E on May 23. Melmerby with Smith from Mobile to Queensboro on May 22 in the Gulf Stream. Lapland with Perry from Rosario to Boston on May 22 at 24 51 N 62 53 W.

Lady Cairns Morrissey Portland Queenstown Austria Dexter New York Flushing Mozart Perth Amboy Copenhagen Casquets Clytie Fraser Ship Island Liverpool Orontes Hansen Newport Buenos Ayres Southern Belle Durkee Philadelphia Melmerby

Illumination of Goat Island beacon made permanent

Newport Rhode Island May 26 The beacon at the Goat Island south end of Newport harbor was lit by electricity tonight as a permanent fixture. The Old Colony Steamboat Company funded the project and the US Torpedo Station supplied electricity. Mariners welcome the light noting Goat Island Joint is dangerous at low water and officers anticipate further electrified lights in other harbors and channels.

Newport Goat Island Newport Harbor Old Colony Steamboat Company US Torpedo Station Torpedo Station

Marine Notes Reports Vessels Encounters and Wrecks

Boston reports April 30 sighting a large vessel bottom up in lat 42 29 N long 66 54 W with loose timbers seen around the wreck. Colina arrived Montreal May 10 damaged below Father Point leaking seven frames broken and plates dented but temporarily repaired and sailed for Glasgow. Benj F Packard from Baltimore notes Cape Horn gale March 4 with cargo shift. Hydrographic Office weekly work totaled ships 45, logs abstracts 34, wrecks 14, ice 1, buoys adrift 2, electric storms 2, Northern Lights 2, pilot charts 118, notices to mariners 1441, information to individuals 337. Frances Ellen reports waterlogged near Thatcner's Island after a lead sprang. Frances Ellen, Barque Emilia C Fariello jettisoned cargo after heavy gale. Bark Biagia towed to Vigo, damaged aft. Smut wreck sale and cargo 2200 barrels flour auctioned. Nyassa ashore at Rio Grande de Norte total loss with cargo salvage possible. Nietheroy passes Galgate derelict after Calcutta to New York. Galgate reportedly blown up. Friedrich sprun a lease at Spar, coal jettisoned to stop leak. repairs pending. Friedrich afloat at Quebec May 26.

Boston Fox Colina Montreal Glasgow Father Point Benj F Packard San Francisco Baltimore Cape Horn The Hydrographic Office Philadelphia Barnwell St Jago Chesapeake Delaware Capes Spartel Wood Point Salem Frances Ellen Whidden Bath Mentor Berry Thatcner London Emilia C. Fariello Cagiiari Carloforte Brynhilda Meikle Penarth Arklow Sanford Biagia Pensacola Swansea Vigo Rlo Grande Smut Richmond Pelotas Bar Pernambuco Nyassa Montevideo Rio Grande de Norte Formoza Nietheroy Galgate Calcutta New York Trinidad Quebec Friedrich Spar

Ports of Call and Sailing Notes Across Various Ports

The record lists sailing and arrival details for numerous vessels including steamers, bark boats, and schooners across Antwerp, Bathurst, Calcutta, Cienfuegos, Havana, Halifax, Hamburg, Jamaica, Leith, Matanzas, Montreal, and other ports. Entries note ships such as Arethusa, Balder, Napte, Paramita, Cynosure, Wladimir, Navarro Aldecocea, Maynard, and Benita with destinations to New York, Philadelphia, and Havana among others, with dates ranging May 12 to May 26.

Antwerp Arethusa Stevens San Francisco Baracos Feet Balder John Oston Bathurst Napte Cannon Sydney Calcuyta San Jo Drinkwater New York Charles Dennis Rtnnet Do Jane Saugor Paramita Newark CANSO Laithwaite Philadelphia Rocheco Morehead Fordo Cuba Benita Santa Clair C O Whitmore Thompson Honolulu Havana Mexico Carmona Simmons Matanzas Geo W Fennimore Rogers San Marcos Burrows Cardenas Hillsboro Dart Whittaker Boston Halifax Peruvian Stephens Baltimore Adele Babin Dublin Eagle Bores Demerara Georgina Meyers St Johns Emigrant Aalholm Cork Caspian McDou Gibson Liverpool Texas Hunter Bristol Escalona Simpson London Alcides Kollo Glasgow Glassy

Vast 19th Century Port Movements Across U S Harbors

Extensive listing of arrivals, sailings, and clearances from ports like Astoria Apalachicola Bath Chatham Georgetown Hyannis Mobile New Orleans Newport News New Haven Providence Philadelphia and more. Ships brigs schooners barkentines and steamers travel to Boston New York Baltimore Norfolk Portland and Gloucester with numerous vessels loaded unloaded cleared or in transit during late May to August, detailing names of vessels captains owners and destinations.

Astoria Barkentine John Wooster San Francisco Elsinore Apalachicola Mary Trundy Dodge Boston Bath S Jordan Crowell Philadelphia George Tanlane, Jr. Fisher Jennie Nibert Handy Baltimore Maria W Norwood Comb New York E H Cornell Wass Charleston L Walker Chase New Bedford Weser Brune Bremen J Fooks Henderson Newburyport R Huston Wick Somerset Maddalena Janello Norfolk Joshua Baker Kelly Henry Wittingham Baker Kenilworth Hudson Mary L Peters Williams M Reed Rankin Bull River Austerlitz Frazer Helstoxdort Bermuda Hundred Adaline Townsend Sears Brunswick Sabra Knudsen Helen M Rowley Simmons Lizzie Heyer Rivers Providence Gamma Lillian M Warren Littlejohn Mount Vernon Freety Bar Harbor Marmora Walker Rockport Conception Sola Avana Anna T Ebener Springer Luella Wood Epec William W Converse Seaman William Frederick Burgess Weymouth Wade Hampton John Ritson Jamieson Iquique India Barcelona Isaac H Tillyer Orient Victor Puig Port Antonio Chatham Herman Winter Athrop Wilkesbarre H F Dimock Eleanora Portland Lucy Miller Bangor Portia St Johns Halifax Dutch Island Harbor Abbie Bursley Crabtree Jersey City Roy St John H Leaming Scofield Duroe Anderson Norwich Darien E Downs Mason New Haven Minnie Swift Lisweil Fecarmo Fernandina Belle O'Neil Butter Kamschatka Hofer Savannah J May Riggs Gray's Harbor Webfoot Lewis Mobile Susan N Pickering Haskell Galveston Carl D Lathrop Gill Havana Marion Julien Nelson Kelley New Orleans Viola, Murray Nee Sr St Coort Eads—Sailec Carolina EL Fesn GY Yen So Baboon NCK Rebecca Oler Oes Ss Syane Flamborough St Lucia Mary Alice Rowland New Annie Sewis Annie Henderson Hender Lugano Clark Hang Hawley Bt Croix Newport York Solis Oliver Chase Martin New Bedfor Providence Jones Sea Flower Milliken Lizzie L Mills Shute Draper Gardiner Blanche Creamer Newton Port Clyde J P Wyman Hodgdon Sullivan Bickmore Russell St George West Side Gammon Gloucester Bertha Plymouth Ada Herbert Harding Wareham Richard Law Smith Kate Scranton Eldridge R P King Orison Ra Bliss Joe Carleton Healy J A Kennedy Gunker Calais Euclid Glasspool Liverpool Marsala Maas London Hamburg Newport News Martello Abbott Hull Gothia Bauer Stettin Copenhagen Santiago Allen Comal Risk Key West Chalmette Adams Eastport Lotta Bell Kelly Provincetown Horizon Leet Schiedaim Amsterdam Pennland de Ruyter Antwerp la Bretagne Havre Fulda Ambria City of Chicago Holland Furnessia Glasgow Moravia Alert Miragoane Wergeland Baracoa Chalmette and Hudson Tonawanda la Copagne Muriel Bermuda de ‘Awinston Catania Arroyg Benita Cavan Cydonia Vortocan Claribel Central American Nass Spain Can Oranje Hell Gate Acadia Morrill Hughoeane Ake Whitestone J L Bowen Nutter Kennett Prince Edward Island Carrie B. 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Passengers from Liverpool by Cunard steamer Bothnia

List of passengers aboard the Cunard steamer Bothnia departing Liverpool includes Mrs Kate Lewis, Mr James S Marshall, Mr F R Marshall, Mr F B R Marshall Jr, Mr John Thairlwall, Mr Henry Tibbles and Mrs Tibbles, plus cabin and steerage totals 8, 47 intermediary, 1205 steerage, total 1260.

Liverpool Cunard Bothnia Kate Lewis James S Marshall F R Marshall F B R Marshall John ‘Thairlwall Henry Tibbles Tibbles W A Tunstall

List of letters access for vessels at Boston Post Office

A compilation for the Boston Post by Alonzo I. Johnson lists vessels and people with letters remaining at the Boston Post Office on Saturday May 26. The names include schooners, steamers, barks, briggs, and ships such as Sea Foam, Lillian M Warren, Balder, Azalea, Landseer, and Annie F Conlon among many captains and owners.

Boston Post Alonzo I. Johnson General Delivery James Anderson Christy Campbell Fred Alexander Sea Foam S P Cooper R W Campbell Lillian M Warren Walter Cooke Bratten Charles D Dyer Llectic Flack RJ Edson Marie E Russell C © Foss H J Holway Heinrich Reuss Arizona John A Soares Erastus Wiman Smith Landseer C . Sawyer Annie F Conlon John Wilcox Pharoe W B Wormell M J Chadwick

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Ship News Direcsea Mometer Tion Port OF Etruria Limerick Sophie Iniziativa Pezzati Paramatta Rio Janeiro Prawle Point Germania Bremers Pauillac Holden Miramichi City of Glasgow Ingrahm Boujer Seville Sevilla Span Linares Clan McPherson Cal Jason Fannie Tucker Greenleaf Holstein Haveker Fredemansen Troon Island Gjertsen Waterford Grecian le Gallais Parisian Baumwell Benohr Harney Main Sagua Coban Dodona Benacre Agg Tasmanian Gynthia Taylor Pete Eee oUtanehe Superior Erkins Table Bay ST Paul DE Loando Atalaya ST Thomas Rocky Glen Bray Hattie G McFarland Sarah A Staples Gay C'S Packard Vanselow Sackville Ronne Ravenswood McGhee Mandy Culuruum Mace Fleetwood Twilight Dunn Londonderry Henry Bailey Hoar Fratera Symonds Sunshine Isaac Burpee Holder Clara Haslam Garston Victoria Royal Roads Mizpah Moodyvills Zaza Annie Batchelder Gardner Cienfuegos Brig D Saco Swis Mail Caswell Helen Mar Augustine Mary F Corson Robinson Crescent Sponington J G Fell Crowley Elizabethport Cowesett Swis Circle ST Simon’s Island Fannie E Wolston Cummings Yacoma Cassandra Adams Mary E Dana Graham Avis New Orleans Direct Pier North River S.S Knickerbocker Louisiana New Mexico Colorado California Old Mexico Texas & Pacific Railroad Ala Mississippi Red Rivers J. WN. Wagna Washington Street Mass Samuel H. Seaman Boston & Bangor Steamship Co Foster Camden Searsport Buckfort Winterport Hampden Southwest Harbor Northeast Harbor South Gouldsboro William H. Hill ST. John Annapolis, N. S Calaisana St. John Annapolis Direct W.H. Kilby Kennebec River Bath, Richmond, Gardiner, Hallowell and Boothbay Jason Collins Lincoln’s Wharf H. Ayde Boston and Gloucester Steamboat Co North Side Central Wharf Sapaage Noda. m Portland & Potsts F. Williams N. B Digby Annapolis N.S Iaueas Grand Junction Custom House Postofice Square Cunard Line Calline Cork Harbor Samaria Cephalonia Catalonia Pavonia State Street Kotya Alexander Martin Allan H. & A. Allan Agcenis Warren Line Michigan RED Star Line E. A. Adams & CO New Eng Corner Broad Street Atlantic Express Henderson Brothers Bowling Green Norddeutscher Lloyd 8 WERRA M. Elbe Ur Aller J’e M. Lahn M.eider Paris C. Theo. Goething Doane Street W. H. Eaves Steamship Agency Parker House Cape Breton P. E. Island P.E.L Maritime Provinces St. John’s N. F Boston, Malifax Lin U. S Lewi Wharf Atlantic Avenue Pearce Harrison Loring Lewih Wharf Florma Low Sean A Stex AS NEW England and Savannah Steamship Company Gate Cltwy City Lewis Wharf Sound Lines OCEAN Savanaha A. Dew. Sampson Associated Railways Carolinas Atlantic Coast Line Seaboard Air Line Boston & Norfolk Steamship Co Central Wharf Piedmont Air Line Boston & Providence R. Re Waldo A Boston & Providence N. Eng A . Washington India Wharf Soth H. M. Whitney Tri-Weekly Baltimore and Geo. E. Smalley Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line Norman Long Wharf West Mallory Commas Stier Lampasas Fla State OF Texas San Ansonio Seth Sprague Old State House Bostons
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