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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1889

Page

3

Yachting season opens with many entries in Boston area

Boston marks the opening of the yachting season with the South Boston open race highlighted. Valkyrie defeats Titania and Shamrock in match races as the Atlantic Yacht Club anniversary is noted. Courses off City Point and nearby islands define the 13 mile first class race with extensive entries listed by class and yacht name.

Valkyrie Titania Shamrock Anniversary of the Atlantic Yacht Club Boston Fort Independence Fouca Spectacle Island Sculpin Ledge Cay Behing Point Thompson’s Island K Street City Point Pier Magic E. C. Neale Violet H. J. McKey Sa -Weneebe Neptune Association Nimbus J. J. Souther Shadow John Bryant Np Eine Magpire R. Hussey George Martin, Jr Nadir E. L. Way W. C. Cherrington Shaw Bros Erin John Cavanaugh Black Cloud Aaron Brown Mamie DAG Neceses Helen Walter Shaw Udith W. B. Pigeon Joeto P. Fike Asahi Sega Siva H. D. Ward Echo Burwell & Isham Hub G. H. Giipley Bine Bird Mughrue George C. Hutchinson Orna W. F. Merrill Belle B. F. Whohop Dorens By H. Lyman Bryn Cevesceses Edith B C. J Bethea Tom Cat H. Eee Ion Posy K. G. Hunt Ccavicsee Oo Sunshine E. W Lake Mavis, Others & Brooks Sea Bird L. Joy H. Gfarlane Nereid C. F. Colby Sci Roe Hester P. Slackiner Gieae Eureka E. K. Ong Os Ks Wiekale White Wings J. H. Perry Maud T. A. Irving Ella May O. F. Simonds Cdc Sawyer & Rich W. E. Geyer Alice R. O. Harding E Toby Cinderella F McDonough Fearless G. Dooley Volante J. Acky Louie H G. M. Hazlitt W. E. Gordon Dawn George Barry Minnie R E. W. Dixon X. L Hebe H. Ormsby Cacvide Alpine J. H. Suetron Dare Nora G. B. Dennie Zee W. H. Farmilee Penn Frank Driscoll Joli J. F. Cashin Aekee Corsair Millett H. A. Keith J. R. Tufts J. W. Piesaen Osprey G. H. Noonan Hoodoo W. C. Robinson Eva J. E. Maxim John OT Logey Scat A. B. Freeman

Boston and Chicago battle ends with Boston win in nine

Yesterday at South End grounds 4337 spectators watched the Boston club beat Chicago despite strong pitching by Radbourn and tight fielding. Hardie Richardson starred with eight put outs and four assists. Umpire Barnum’s calls drew ire. Other early results include Philadelphia’s 15 to 4 victory over Pittsburgh and Cleveland’s win over Washington on solid fielding and timely hitting.

South End Bostons Chicagos Dwyer Farrell Chicago Ryan Bastian Anson Pfeffer Burns Johnston Radbourn Ganzel Quinn Hardie Richardson Kelly Barnum Richa’d'n Tetfer Nash O' Farrell Uinn Go, Dwyer Radvourn Farell Ba Es Brouthers Duffy Brown van Haltren Patcher Philadelphias Pisisduis Washington Clevelands Washingtons McKean Bakely Clevelands Ice Csscceckh New York Hoosiers Giants Whitney Maye Vocks S Cassaves Indianapolis

Atlantic Yacht Club Marks First Anniversary Celebration

The Atlantic Yacht Club celebrated its first anniversary at the club house on Commercial Wharf last evening. The crowded event featured music and recitations by John Mitchel, Daniel Murphy, J McCahn, Jerry Bean, A Moody, John Maloney, Garden City quartet, J J Driscoll, and others. A fine collation followed, and the gathering remained lively late into the evening.

Atlantic Yacht Club Commercial Wharf Casey John Mitchel Daniel Murphy J. McCahn Jerry Bean A. Moody John Maloney Garden City Quartet J. J. Driscoll Dramond W. Sidona William Walsh Louis Ober Cooley William Corrigan

Eastern Yacht Club Opens Season With Commodore Hovey Commission

The Eastern Yacht Club season nearly opened last night as flagship For tuna, Commodore Hovey, went into commission amid hoisted signals, a salute, and steam whistles from Hamiel and Brunette. The club house opens Saturday.

Eastern Yacht Club Fortuna Commodore Hovey Hamiel Brunette

Titania Versus Shamrock Yacht Race In New York

A 27 mile match between 70-foot sloops Shamrock and Titania will run from Larchmont to Hempstead Harbor and back. Titania returns to racing after 1887 with owner CU Oliver Iselis and NYYC members aboard. Shamrock is owned by J R Maxwell and H Wirtringham. Each owner bets 250, the club adds 250, total 750 for a winner’s cup. Katrina and Bedouin were invited but did not enter. The start is near 10:30 a m with eight hours to finish.

Titania Shamrock New York Shamroc Larchmont J. R. Maxwell H. ©. Wirtringham Piepgras City Island Mami South Brooklyn CU. Oliver Iselis New York Yacht Club Larchmont Yacht Club Larchmont Club Hempstead Harbor Stamford Harbor

Regatta on the Sound Opens Cedar Point Yacht Club

Norwalk Conn May 29 elaborate preparations mark the opening regatta of the Cedar Point Yacht Club to be sailed tomorrow Memorial Day. Yachtsmen along the Sound have built many new speedy boats and all will race in a triangular course fifteen miles long starting at 11 oclock.

Norwalk Conn Cedar Point

PARNELL COMMISSION HEARS HEALY AND BIGGAR TESTIMONY

London May 29 Maurice Healy MP Cork admitted the Cork league branch sought lists of merchants to boycott. Biggar MP West Cavan testified he was Fenian Brotherhood treasurer and expelled in 1877 for constitutional action. He denied involvement in outrages and said key league books were moved or removed before suppression. Some books were handed to Times solicitor Soames, though that claim was disputed.

London Maurice Healy Cork Parnell Commission League Healy Joseph Biggar West Cavan Supreme Council of The Fenian Brotherhood Patrick Egan Egan Sheridan Henry James the Times Biggar Land League Mr. Soames the ‘Times Mr. Biggar England

Shipping News Mini Almanac May 30 Port of Boston

Shipping notices from Boston describe arrivals and clears on May 29 to May 30. Arrived steamer Michigan from Liverpool with 242 passengers to Warren reports a fine passage. several vessels sighted near Georges Bank. Multiple schooners and steamers listed with cargoes and destinations, plus coastwise and foreign vessels clearing for various ports. Highland Light noted as clear, Chatham pass.

Michigan Walters Liverpool Warren &0 Esola Ayr Boston Glasgow Boston Light Viking Nor Riis Banes Cuba Scaverns & Co George Chaffee Proctor Glouwester Rteamer John Joos Deering Portland Steuer Orion Wiey Newport News Herali Jenking Svvloo New York Forest Fairy Diaz Flores John Medina Mereghan Warn George M Warner Warner Port Gilbert Howard Thibodean Selmon River Ralph Mayward Baxter Kinnevec Baltimore Putin Jivboom Highland Light Mary A Hood Somers Leonora Bosey Narmansett Carson Wheeler Godfrey Martin S Smith Smith Emma PD Bassett Bowen Jennie E Simmons Williams Ellie Claine Dollridge LS Levering Ihiladelphia Milton Ober Crowell Jeffrey Bassett Belie Hilliday Soule Port Johnson Lunet Norwood Perth Amboy Joseph Wilde George Guiney Bunce Elizabethport L Burroughs West Rondout Gold Hunter Evon York Aksuesevill Vinalhaven Elizavet Foster Harding Bangor Lillie Perkins Linot James Hiipp Rib Wellfleet Fitzroy March Norfolk George K Smalley Herman Winter Hallett Whitney City of Macon Lewis Annah Richadson & Barnard Bark Waldimir Sor Pedersen Gill & Sootz Schs Oelio Bond Krunewick J H Conant & Co Melissa A Willey Willey Rockport Lord Charleston Oy Sane Lucy M Collins Coombs Philadelphia Sarah W Lawrence Haskell Theodore Dean Canary Clark’s Cove Hampton Taylor Virman Vietoria Baracoa Becks Phiadelphia Tug Leader Wits Bark Waldimir Bark Claribel Sobs Eagle Edward Rimerson Northern Light Charles K Sehmidt Maggie P Smith Minnie Taylor K H Whiarford Franconia Wm D Marvel Cates John AH Kranz Witherell WE & WL Tuc Hull Lawrence Haines Chatham

New York May 29 Shipments Reported For Atlantic Trade

May 29 reports from New York show chartered vessels and cargoes to the Baltic and European ports. Nunops Barking Hamingia carries 3600 barrels petroleum to Barcelona. S Ridgeway sails to Zanzibar and Aleppy with 30 000 cases of petroleum and general cargo. Agate to Montevideo. Virginia L Stafford to Rosario. Port Spain notes strong demand for Handy-sized craft to load general cargo for the U.S. and Europe at good rates. Venice to New York for molasses at 3 per 110 gals. Mand Seca melt sugar to Delaware Breakwater at 22 cents per cask, 21 cents per bag. Ravendsdale steamer buys 23 cents per cask, 20 cents per bag.

New York Nunops Hamingia Baltic Bois Petroleum Barcelona Parras Gona Palma Case Oil General Cargo Atah S Ridgeway Zanzibar Aleppy Lump Sui South America Barks Agate Montevideo Virginia L

Valkyries Defeat in Tuesday Race Amid Gear Failures

Reports detail Valkyries first chance in a lower-sail wind from the southwest. The yacht faltered under gear faults including a collapsed sail from belaying tackle and a weak mast. Experts expect Irex would beat Valkyrie in a true breeze, though the outcome remains unsettled.

Valkyrie Irex

Trinity Dartmouth Game Skips Control in Fourth Inning

Hartford Conn May 29 Trinity defeated Dartmouth in a fairly well played game until the fourth inning when Trinity collapsed. Final score not clearly stated due to damaged text.

Dartmouth Trinity HartFrorp Conn Trinity- Dartmouth Dartimouths Seeek

Physician writes on Brights Disease and digestive symptoms

Dr Grancer Stewart notes that catarrh of the intestine can occur with Brights disease causing an exhausting diarrhoea. War ner's Safe Cure claims to cure diarrhoea by removing the cause, as stated by the physician.

T. Grancer Stewart M.D F.R.S.E H. M Scotland University of Edinburgh Bright Warner

Fishing fleets sail and clear ports in New England reports

From Our Correspondents Milbridge and Vineyard Haven log sailing orders with many schooners headed to Boston Portsmouth and Derby. Bangor Salem and Gloucester report cargoes including codfish haddock and pollock with large hauls from Cape North and Western Bank. Officials tighten bait licensing affecting trips. herring available around Magdalens and Cape Breton.

Milbridge-Ar Lulu Leighton Boston Crusoe Strout Bertha VY Wilson Columbia Falls Clinton Vineyard Haven Jessie Lena Rose Savannah Job H. Jackson Briggs Fall River Kennsbee River Sarah Louise Hooner Calais Derby Cona Schs Emma Dendicott Francis R Baird Francis D Goufrey F Edwards Josiah Whitehise Oasis McDonald Perth Amboy Swhs A Sanford Addie D Hinckley George D Perry Jesse Lena Job H Jack Sarah Louse Josian Whitehouse Bangor Mary A Hall Veazie Phila Delphian Minerva Alexander Hoboken Electa Alley Philbrook Barse Oakland Pulbrook White Tripp Twilight Fishburn Lucy P Miller Homer New York Roman Cobb Baltimore Washington Harmony Lord Lizzie Poor Lickey Waldron Holmes Salem Wallace Ward Vesver Gardiner Gleering Rogers Narra Asett Carson Philadelphia Mary Standish Robinson Emma Cotton Ayres Jersey City Herr Whitney Eliers Port Johnson Boothbay Mary Willie Williams Portsmouth Sophie Willie Young Plymouth George Hag N Newcastle St George Eliza Lien Thompson Cushing Provincetown Carrie ‘S Rogers Chadwick Gen Jane 6S Tone Isoston Waspey Bast Gloucester Anniearta Friendship William W Rice Plymouth Rock Cape North and Western Iank Rigel Grand Bank Worland Nelson Y McFarland Falcon, Carrier Lido Zenobia Susi Hooper Georges R Hammond Ethel Maud Leander & Gould William H Croas Shore Elizabeth Foster Kish Cape North and Western Bank Magdalens Cape Breton

Ships and sailings from Dublin to Lisbon in late May

May 22 to May 29 sailings list includes Elizabeth from Dublin to Quebec, Nuovo Mondo from Gibraltar to New York, Hatfield to Philadelphia, Fulwood to San Francisco, Lorenzo to Philadelphia, M J Foley to New York, Kathleen to Philadelphia, Ma Nutter to New York, Gazelle to do, Christina Mouore to do, Clifton to do, Einer to New York, Nellie Wise to Providence, Abbie S Hart to Manila, North American and Charles S Whitney to Calcutta and New York, with several other vessels bound for Boston and New York routes.

Dublin Elizabeth Colcord Quebec Gibraltar Nuovo Mondo Ital Astarita New York Steamera Hatfield Philadelphia Augerton Do. Havre Fulwood McNoah San Francisco Lisbon Lorenzo Orsland Card Clifton McLean Norvenhamn Bark Einer Nor Olanssen Riga Nellie Wise Providence St Welena Astoria Jackson Calcutta Maria Riecke Algoa Bay Boston Ghis Abbie S Hart Goudy Manila North American Lincon Charles S. Whitney Spicer Anthina Campbell Britannia Scot Bandaneira Ahrens

Ship movements and arrivals in early maritime log notes

Entries list vessels and routes between cities such as Henrietta Gilmore New York to Shanghai and Morialta Calcutta to New York with April travel dates. Other lines note Mark Howe Evans Darien to Port Madoc May 24 and Carl D Lathrop Kingston to Boston May 25 alongside Viola Keppard New York to Mobile May 26 with coordinates and destinations.

Henrietta Gilmore New York Shanghai Morialta Whilips Calcutta Mark Howe Evans Darien Port Madoc Lin Jark Luiming Pensacola Dordrecht Sombrer Viola Keppard Mobile

Notices to Mariners in Newport and Delaware

Newport Rhode Island May 29 Cutter Dexter hauled out the masts of schsels on Harvey sunk off Whale Rock towed here today the channel is now clear Delaware Breakwater May 29 the wreck of bark Patriot lies half way between stone pile and Marshalls Buoy it is dangerous to navigation

Newport Dexter Schsels Harvey Whale Rock Delaware Patriot Marshall

Marine Notes From Tam o Shanter Report May 22

Marine notes from the Tam o Shanter reporting in Philadelphia dated May 28 describe voyage from Liverpool with position at lat 42 30 long 65 as of May 22. Details remain partial with navigation data and current status unclear. No names of crew or cargo are provided in the readable fragment.

Marine Notes Philadelphia Liverpool Jon

Ocean Shipping News Dispatches From May and June

Catalog of vessel movements and incidents across Atlantic ports including wreck reports near St John NB and Little River, ships ashore or under tow, cargo discharges, and newbuild plans. Names include Antoinette, Citta, Augusta Victoria, Columba, and Chesapeake area steamers with routes Boston to St John, Norfolk to Newburgh, and Philadelphia traffic.

Harter Barbados Walsh St John Stony Plat Danbaker el Ware Bay Philadelphia RD Beach Boston Little River Antoinette George Baird London Advance Bonnell Bahia Citta Bari Gambardello Alderney New Orlans Rouen Int Ct Hamburg American Packets Company Agusta Victori Columba England Europe Norfolk North Carolina Washington Big Kinnuket Gulf Stream Orient Lambet’s Point Massachusetts Nausemont River Viola W Burton New York Newburne Big Kinnakeet Montreal Escalona Bordeaux Quebec Henry Redmond United States Davis Island Steavner Wisconsin Liverpool Wreckle Roanoke Absecum Rollins Baltimore Rio Janeiro Cees Burgee Aregat

Foreign Ports Trade Listings From May Operations

A long list of ships and ports with sailing and in port statuses dated May. Entries include vessels such as Magdalene Meyer New York E D Rice Jordan San Francisco Giano Sepich for Boston and many others like Hector B Hoyt and Hattie E King clearing for New York. Strong entities include New York San Francisco Boston Rotterdam Halifax Liverpool Buenos Aires Barbadoes and Demerara with various bark steamers brigs and schooners and dates from May 1 to May 28.

Aariiuus Magdalene Meyer New York Answerp E D Rice Jordan San Francisco Bulnos Ayres Giano Sepich Boston Barracoa Flamboro Fraser Trinidad Unita Dana Jor Do Cardenas Art Maggie Cala Meves Philadelphia Caluulla George Skeffield Beare Dover Pased Chas Luding Wicke Rotterdam Gallnock Slavonia Glear Mima Belle Thompson Bada Corbett Havana Mary Henry Warner Paine Talermo Orsino Passarobang Ardjaen Bait Nelson Scheen Montevideo Lindsen Christensen Marsilles Leacemaker Gautier Barbados M & KB Cann Ruwdall ST Pierre Mart Port Demerara Enima Plummer Or York Sagua Tremont Brophy Phildelpha Gertrude Abbott Shempson Irinidad Glad Tidings Robe Philadelpnis

Baltimore to Rio Janeiro and New York sailing notices

A long list of vessels and routes from Baltimore Boston and Portland includes steamer Savona, bark New Light and schooners H Half and Hoyt with Shenton cargoes. Multiple ships depart or are reported near New Haven Port Everglades and Norwalk with cargoes bound for Philadelphia New York and Havana amid port clearances and arrivals.

Baltimore Tamer Putti New Light Las i Hoyt New York Noth Herman Winter Knickerbocker Ug Ice King Bagor Darien Cassie Jameson Collins Rovitchsland Harbor Islay Arbor Sen Cottingham Bisnop Georgetown Cietoee Lauer Norwood Newark Rockport Mass Schs Curries Briggs Hammett Norfolk MK Rawley Rawkey Savannah Florida White Whistler Keck RS Jean Morris Taunton West Annis Scis Howard Norfolk Oward Williama River Driffield New Orleans Rouen H L Routh Monare London Ravensdale Port Spain Telatily Jumpborough Donati Rio Janeiro Glengarry China Japan Wid Flower Penarth Panama Portland Atalanta Montego Bay Italy Ann's Bay Rotterdam Liverpool Julia Rowvins Johnson Isaltimore Kiowanelo J B Rabel Sawyer Hiavana Carrick Alward Antigua Hatti¢ Darling Kelley Nassau Millard Steeman Matanzas Wiliam E Clowes Penny Moses Julia Hollins Havana Schs Mitaver St John Dolphin Bangor Moliie Rhodes Ialhaven Helen J Holway Machias A Tayford Rocsland Ano Elizabeh John Crawford Fall River Eagle Addie Fuller Lilen Morrison Cape Haytien Italia Dozen St Ann’s Bay Bigonanza Andrews Rangoon Abie Nichola Kinghai Boston Trave Bremen Noordand Awwerp City of New York, Ciy Rome Germanic Basti Vara Letimbro Barcelona Arden Kinstea Cienfneyes Acrington Barks Olesmith Wiong Kelverdale

Mails Close At Boston For Global Steamers

Postcard style notice lists mail closing times at the Boston office for ships including Edith Haugh Athos Oranje Nassau City of Para Piggati Henrietta H and Pavonia. Details cover Central America Brazil Cuba Jamaica La Plata Curaçao Venezuela Colombia and Pacific routes with specific dates in May and June and supplementary sailings via Halifax and Rio de Janeiro.

Trinidad Edith Haugh Central America Guatemala Costa Rica South Pacific Aspinwall Piggati New Orleans Cota Rica City of Para New York Jamaica Jaemel Uba City of Columbia la Plata Rio de Janeiro Henrietta H Newport News Port-au-Prince Jaciel Curacoa Venezuela British and Dutch Guiana United States of Colombia Varescia Great Briton Ireland Pavonia Moston Direct Nova Scotia Halifax

Proposals for Neponset Bridge widening Boston

Sealed proposals addressed to the City Engineer for widening the Neponset Bridge opening will be opened publicly at 12 o clock noon on Saturday June 1 1889 at City Hall Boston. Bids must follow contract specifications available from the City Engineer. The City Engineer may reject any or all bids. May 20 1889 William Jackson City Engineer.

Boston Suffolk Charles Parrole Court Square Joan Be Fitzpatrick Neponset Bridge City Engineer City Hal City Hall City of Boston William Jackson Harvard Bridge Leander Greely Thomas N. Hart Henry H. Gilmore Eastern Branxon

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