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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1889

Page

3

Eighth Rule Debate at International Conference Causes Discussion

Secretary Blaine opens the International American Conference and reads a letter from Guatemala’s delegate FerNANDO Cruz expressing gratitude for American hospitality. Delegates debate the eighth rule on floor access. Argentina Honduras and Venezuela contribute positions. A new rule division leaves two clauses, adopting one and rejecting the other as progress continues.

Cruz Guatemala Blaine Wasamneron International American Conference Lafayette Rodrigues Pereira Brazil Pena Seelaya Honduras Quintana Senor Perazza Venezuela United States International American Congress America Fernando Cruz

Mail Matter Wastes And Recoveries At Dead Letter Office

Washington reports the dead letter office year ended June 30 shows 6,206,393 items received a 10,083 drop from the prior year. Of these 4,650,986 were ordinary unclaimed letters 187,120 hotels returns 24,701 fictitious addresses 180,481 unde liverable from foreign lands. Amounts recovered include 21,670 money letters $34,830 24,075 negotiables $1,497,282 3114 postal notes $4,698 29,775 merchandise letters 32,410 photographs 120,552 postage stamps. Funds turned to Treasury total $9,447 plus $2,655 from auction. 17,188 miscellaneous items distributed to DC charities.

Washington Treasury of United States District of Columbia

Army and Navy Gazette Army officer promotions listed

Army orders announce promotions in the Second Cavalry Sixth Cavalry and Eighteenth Infantry including Major Gordon to lieutenant colonel Captain Carter to major and First Lieutenant Carter to captain. Lieutenant-Colonel Green retired. Naval orders assign P C Asserton to New York Navy Yard Ensign Burdick moves from Union Iron Works to Homestead Steel Works.

Washietton Melton David Anderson William W. Forsyth Sixth Cavalry Carter John Green P. C. Asserton New York Navy Yard W. L. Burdick Union Iron Works Pittsburg Fenn Homestead Steel Works Marshall, Penn

Capital impairment spotted at Long Island Insurance Co

State insurance examiners announce the capital of the Long Island Insurance Company is impaired by 104995 dollars. Superintendent Maxwell calls on directors to require stockholders to cover the shortfall.

Insurance Capital Impaired Albany N. Y State Insurance Examiners Long Island Insurance Company Maxwell

Park Board Forms Committee to Save Central Park Obelisk

New York officials on November 27 appointed a panel to study preservation of the Egyptian obelisk in Central Park. The stone is weathering rapidly and inscriptions may vanish soon without action.

New York Park Board Central Park

Mrs Parnell denounces Land League over injustice

Mrs Parnell accuses Land League officials of misrepresentation and injustice. She cites poverty since 1879 and lack of aid from the league. She states her son Charles Stewart Parnell has no personal wealth and has devoted all his property to the Irish cause.

SANTIAGO S RESCUED CREW LANDING AT NEW YORK

Fifty nine people including the captain and crew of the steamer Santiago were landed at the barge office dock New York after rescue by the A J Fuller. Captain Potter described sailing from New York on the 17th and a southeast gale 283 miles outside Sandy Hook that forced lifeboat evacuations and the ship’s destruction. Cattle aboard were cut loose and many jumped overboard to escape the flames. The captain’s full account covers the rescue operation by the A J Fuller.

New York Santiago A. J. Fuller Barge Office Potter Sanderson & Son Sandy Hook

Funeral for Captain Forbes at King's Chapel in Boston

The funeral of Captain Robert Bennett Forbes was held at King's Chapel with a full chapel and family present. The service featured a choir hymn and a simple burial rite at Forest Hills, followed by a procession of pallbearers and naval officers from multiple squadrons and notable figures in attendance.

Robert Bennett Forbes King’s Chapel Robert Forbes C. E. Perkins J. Murray Forbes Lord Shepherd John H. Morrison Boston Milton Captain Forbes Forest Hills Mr. Morrison W. H. Russell W. H. Forbes J. Malcolm Forbes T. Nelson Perkins Ralph Forbes Cameron Forbes James $. Russell Robert Perkins B.S. Watson The Marine Society Charles Emery Bradford John G. Walker Sidney A. Staunton Chicago Henry Robeson A. P. Niblack Harry Knox H. D. McEwan Atlanta John A. Howell N. E. Niles George H. Peters Yorktown F. KE. Chadwick C. A. Bradbury J.C. Boyd Robert C. Winthrop Samuel H. Russell Bostonian Society Henry Lyons Charlestown Bunker Hill Monument Association Leverett

Shipping News Mini Almanac From Boston Port

Arrivals include the steamers H F Dimock John Brooks City of Gloucester and Shawmut with various cabin and brigantine vessels listed. Foreign and coastwise steamers sail or clear for Halifax, Philadelphia, New York and other ports while local tides note winds and sunset conditions.

Manitoban Johnston Glasgow H & A Allan Lee Ackerman Gibara Cuba Seaverns & Co Carrell, Brown Halifax Charlottetown Phiboston Halifax & Pel Steamship Co Sehs Laurier Taylor Pei Beaman Bros. Union Kelley St John Hathaway & Co Playfair Adams Same Rezin John Brooks Snowman Portland E F Williams Penobscot Sagraham Bangor Calvin Austin Bulgarian Kansas Liverpool Kellmore Antwerp Glancus New York Carroll Parthian Philadelphia Dorchester Baltimore Herman Winter Ad Augustus Hunt Bath Highland Light Hull

The Literature and Religion of the Ancient Egyptians

Miss Amelia B Edwards lectures at Chickering Hall on Egyptian writing and belief. She explains that literature began with papyrus and that ancient Egypt produced epic poetry, religious texts, and the famed Book of the Dead, while noting monotheism was not a true Egyptian creed. The talk ends with examples from the Book of the Dead and hints at the next topic on language and writing.

Amelia B. Edwards Chickering Hall Egypt Greece Rome Howard Osgood Rochester Edwards Thothmes Pentaur Crypts Rameses III Assyria Asia Minor Miss Edwards Rameses Franklin Square Cinderella Sop

Baltic and Atlantic Ship Movements Reported Across Ports

New York and Portland freight lists show multiple chartered vessels carrying petroleum refined products coal lumber and ice between New York Hull Hong Kong Havana Ponce Cuba Japan and other points. Cargoes include 8000 barrels refined petroleum 50 000 cases refined petroleum and 55 000 cases refined petroleum with various routes and vessel names such as Bark Jane Law Elise Wachusett Etta M Barter Clara E Colcord Rondo Johanna Swan Arcot and others.

New York Europe Jane Law Hull Elise Hong Kong Wachusett Japan West Morris Elsie Fay General Cargo Ponce Etta M Barter Cuba Charles E Morrison Havana Clara E Colcord Portland Barks Rondo Bangor Greenock Spoot Wood Johanna Swan Philadelphia Rosario James Il Hamlin New Port Megway Bridgewater Montevideo Buenos Ayres Arcot Maehias William Cobb John S Ames Belle Higgins Jewett’s Cove Moraney Humacoa Cora & McKay Mayaguez Apphia & Amelia Georgetown South Amboy RH Rathbad Barbados Jennie F Willey Savannah Bath Louo Baltimore

Foreign Ports Shipping Log Crowded with Vessels and Voyages

A dense list of ships sailing and in port across the globe. Entries name vessels such as Lumen Wallace B Flint Hattie N Bangs Hastings John Bunyan Woodside Crown Jewel Cedar Croft Alice C Dickerman Johanne Marie Motley Otago and more, with ports including Antwerp Buenos Ayres Calcutta Dunkirk Durban Dundee Hamburg Hong Kong London Liverpool Newcastle Sydney Plymouth Penzance and Singapore. The record tracks arrivals and departures by date, vessel type, owner, and destination or origin, reflecting a broad maritime network and busy trade routes.

Antwerp Lumen Philadelphia Buenos Ayres Wallace B Flint Parsons New York Hattie N Bangs Bangs Hastings Lawrence Boston John Bunyan Sorensen Halifax Woodside Dunning Portland Crown Jewel Felix Dahlberg Calcutta Esther Ray McDougal Lansdowne Newcomb Dunkirk Annie J Marshall Parker Durban John C Smith Foss Pensacola Dundee Sorrento Hiogo Claymore CoJinghaw Shanghai Thomas Dana Dow Yokohama Weissenhorn van Thulen Hamblurg Deutschland Ger Peters Taormina S1iong Kong Occidental Taylor Hull Eng Galileo London Hugin Nor Andersen Quebec Liverpool Monarch Newport News Newcastle Nsw Granite State Ross Manila Plymouth GM Cairns Haselton Puzzuoli la Mariuccia Ital Albana United States Rio Ceara Syettin Victoria Lehnert

Steamship arrivals bring mackerel and halibut to Gloucester

Gloucester reports two ships from the North Bay fleet, AR Crittenden with 230 barrels and J W Campbell with 240 barrels of mackerel arriving today. The Winona from the Banks delivers 22 000 ths fresh halibut.

Gloucester R Crittenden J W Campbell North Bay

New England firm to build two schooners for Anderson brothers

The New England company has just closed contracts for two large schooners to be fitted for sea by next September. Each is about 950 tons with one centreboard and one keel design. One vessel goes to Captain William Anderson of Port Richmond Staten Island and the other to his brother Captain Theodore Anderson of the same area.

Bath New England Company Ust William Anderson Port Richmond Staten Island Theodore Anderson

Whaling Fleet Completes North Pacific Cruise This Season

The Emma F Herriman arrived with a catch of eight whales, the season’s second largest, completing the North Pacific whaling cruise for 1889. Overall fleet takes lighter than in recent years. Rising Sun reports readiness to sail from Provincetown.

San Francisco Cal Emma F Herriman Herriman North Pacific Provincetown

Maritime Ship Movements Include London to San Francisco

A list of vessels leaves London New York Philadelphia and Hamburg with planned routes to Batavia Dieppe Liver pool Nov 9 Nov 8 Nov 1 and 25. Positions noted include lat 13 S lon 35 W 28 03 N 47 21 W 37 lat 66 and 32 22 N 63 19 with several ships heading toward Atlantic ports and Newfoundland.

Shin Rowena Reed London San Francisco New York Batavia Ville de Dieppe Chaillones Philadelphia Dieppe Dunvegan Stevens Singapore Liverpool Lucie Erskine Buenos Ayres Saranac Trapani Glousester George Washington Probst Hamburg Brig ‘Trusty Bristol Newfoundland

Lighthouses to shift positions on Dec 2 readings set

Notices report that Bear Island Light Maine and Dumpling Rock Light Massachusetts will be exhibited from new towers on December 2 with minor height and bearing changes. A severe November storm over the lakes portends strong southerly Atlantic winds from Cape Hatteras to Nantucket. Buoys off Chincoteague Island Virginia and Guill Shoal Maryland have been replaced after recent adrift incidents.

Maine Bear Is MassAconsetts Dumpling Rock Round Hill Massachusetts Washington Lakes Atlantic Cape Hatteras Nantucket Philadelphia Chincoteague Island Virginia Maryland

Coast and Geodetic Survey report cited in Boston dispatch

The annual report of Superintendent M Thorn of the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey for the year ending June 1837 is received. The piece notes a bibliography by Gore of Columbian University and details naval reports from Boston, Nantucket, Davis South Shoal, and several ships, with incidents at sea and port updates from Wilmington, New York, Henlopen, Kennebunkport, Philadelphia, Batavia, Valparaiso, Portsmouth, and London.

Boston M ‘Thorn United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Department Ref Gore Columbian University Sussex Malcolm Rio Janeiro Nantucket Davis South Shoal Albert L Butler Charles F Ward Wilmington Henry C Winship Doane Charleston Alexandria New York Herald Newcastle Del Sandy Hook Henlopen George L Garrick Somers Point Cape Henlopen Kennebunkport David Clark Portland West Indies John S Emery & Co Gregga Philadelphia Nark Guiana Buenos Ayres Five Fathom Bank Rys Crystal Wave Cleopatra Batavia George S Homer Hong Kong Charlotte Padang Valparaiso Republic Portsmouth Boon Island James Burke Elleworth fHelatty Bangor Ellsworth London Bernard, Byrne Jamaica Port Antonio Baltimore Oxenhorne Thomas Liverpool Eriminta Dunn St John Stranraer Twilight Londonderry Malin Head Elverhof Reinertsen Brunswick Hamburg Nieuwe Diep Edwards Galveston Ayr

Maritime Traffic from U.S. East Coast Ports Nov 26 27

A dense log of arrivals and cleared vessels across Norfolk Baltimore New York Newport News Portland Gloucester and other ports. Entries name ships steamers schooners and brigs with origins including Boston Philadelphia Providence and Liverpool and destinations such as Baltimore New York Boston and Hoboken.

Apalacuicola Jonathan May Cook Galveston Manson Huntley Matanza Bath Ellen Bishop New York Annie Meckeon Lindsey Lewis Bangor Artonay Schs Onward Lowell Cordova Morey South Shore Sawyer Boston Swhs William E Lee Lynch Richmond Melville Gross Baltimore Charles H. Valentine Curtis Frank Harrington Kent Howetown Middlesboro Helmsley Philadelphia Gladiator L B Gilchrist George Moon Pocahontas Thompson Norfolk Geo Churchman Risley Long Cove Washington J G Fell Crowley Pawtucket Willie Martin Omore Bristol Pavilion Norwood Benedict Hutchins Edgartown George L Fessenden Wicks Emma Green Smith Pall River D Mangum Kelley Ickering Ipswich Ximena Yenant’s Harbor Ityen Kennebec Agricol Hington Ellsworth Charlotte Fish Ore Hyannis Ichs Dohn Price Weehaw Grace Cushing Spragg Port Liberty Lynn Seha Annie M Brown Snow Mary Standish Robinson Belle Halladay Nickerson West Side Gammon Mary J Lee Harris Samuel Hart Raymond Sneaea Maud Sherwood N Hinner Hampton Roads Georgia Plummer Natal Lubec Clara Jane Racine Freddie Eaton Pontiac Piyth Charleston Barcelona Lehman Brew Harry Shepherd Lydia H Roper H L Slaght Honea Liverpool Buteshire Trapani Sicily Lida J Lewis Newport H Wanamak- Phinny Port Johnson Hattie J Willams Bray Somerset Willow Harp Norton Eva Hero Vlummer Providence Kate Scranton Kelly Dreadnaught Saunders Wickford Right Away Paine William Todd Wood Fall River New London Barks Lynnwood Ross Athena Roberts Barbadoes Ordovic Austin Lobos de Afuego Dagny Olsen Montevideo Scr Jennies Hall Hall Pensacola Marianne Nottibohm Bordeaux Dunrobin Lynnwood Orcovic Lahes de Afueru Enos Phillips Bay State Richard Vaux Alice B. Fisher Lizzie D. Baker Fred Tyler Joseph G. Dean N. J Stewart Glasgow Plato Coombes Winthrop Jagg Portland Lucy Il Miller Jlromer Gen. Whitney Bearse Samuel Sheffield 2d Hull Batavia Lydia Verry Rotterdam Grandee Gerrish Valparaiso Hilga Mclntosh Shanghai Thomas Goddard Sears Wellington N. Z Curacoa Priest Williamstadt Eatella Mediterranean Pennland Antwerp Lahn Bremen Ludgate Hill City of Jennie G Pillsbury Wall Hoboken Rockport Damon Isle of Pines Legg Rondout Caroline Ricketson Aries Briggs Robert A Kimmer Kimmer Weehawken L L Hamlin Welsor Raritan River J A& W Gurney Gurney Josie R Burt Burt Annietk Webb Sennett Fishers Island Sallie B. Crosby Burnt Coat Harbor Sylvi Newbury Calais Watchman Chadwick Severly Reading New Bedford Harrisburg Albertson Guina Ossinger Buenos Ayres Sandy Hook John A Beckeman Gammons Eliza A Seribner Seaman Millville Brannon Jonathan Bourne Harding Salem Rad Wing Johnson Lord Clive Missouri Walter Thomas Gibraltar Ragua Danizh Irthington Havana Barnwell St Jago Teutonia Brunswick Centipeda Hansen Lancaster Saxon Nettie Champion Cullen Beverly Rebecca M Smith Grace Mary A Hood Somers Marblehead L I Munson McKowen Cienfuegos Delaware Breakwater Henrietta Hiogo Perph Amboy Salmon Washburn Keefe James Douglass Stanton Albert Ihire Hanna Newark Martha Cobb Crosby Flushing Fideman Kimball Mass Rogers Portsmouth Williamsport Red Beach Orizimbo Warnock Navassa Hatfield Windsor Rockland Addie Jordan Hamman Laura Messer San Francisco Alicia Broadhurst Hong Kong Hawaii Rondulu Mitredale Davies Queenstown Visurgis Meyer Lavinia Warren Cole Eastern Queen Macomber Effie J Simmonds Virlen Philadelhia Chromo Stevens Laurel Strout Virginia Moon Schg Stephen G Hart Holbrook St George C' Gregory Hishop St John Nimiens Tollgrew Machias Frank Herbert Herick C H Eaton Sinclair Catbsis Nile Manning Mountain Laurel Webber Thomaston Izela Winslow Energy Graham Parrsboro Jona Egan Joggins New Haven Wm Duren Reed Silver Heels Aylward Mary Langdon Carey Ada Polley Bowden Eleworth Franconia Price Wm Vickering Hammond Pendleton Isleboro John Cadwallader Scott Fort Johnson Lizzie Lee Winterottom Lamoine Fannie Flint Warren Perth Amboy Mail Walia Hallowell Manitou Arey Ciitford Dykeman City Island Helen & King Britt Sam Weller Wade Tld M French Haskell Stonington Win Kement Watters E G King Hilliard Eastport Ella Brown Bunker Clara E Rogers Rovers Shulee Agricolé Koston Worth Mary George Wilson Frederickton Perine Street Gardiner Hattie Langor Huntington Henry Withington Baker N J Miller Weed Idaho Tall Swallow Dixon Thomas Potter Kennedy Olive B Ranch Farrell Elsworth Trapaulin Cove Cassie F Bronson Kinghilyp JF Angell M Todd J H Roe J Meyer Rival Inglewood Two Brothers Rrs Hawley G B Meladden MJ Alles Marshall Perrin Vineyard Haven Sdis John P Kelsey Rhodes Jeremiah Smith Tryon Newburyport Julia Baker Merry Advance Gough Nellie Eaton Kritt Krm Brookings Oliver Carrie L Hix Hix Rocklind Carrie C Miles Marston Edford Mercedita Josie D Db WB Allee Be Emma K Sualey Elia Frances Eliza Levensaier Theodore Dean Fred Walton Wapella Abbie Willard Annie T Bailey Win T Donnell Mary, Advance Nellie Raton R M Brookings Wareham Argo Prince Coombs Wilson Point Conn Ferris

Mail schedules and special correspondence routes from New York to Caribbean and Europe

The notice lists closing times and routes for mails via steamships from New York or Boston to diverse destinations including Carupano, Ciudad Bolivia, Haiti, Curacao, Venezuela, Trinidad, British and Dutch Guiana, Cuba, Colombia, France, Switzerland, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Germany, the British Isles, and more. It details vessels such as Elgira, Yar mouth, Frederick Hendrik, Mendez Nunez, La Bretagne, Seneca, Lider, Servia, California, 8 Pizzati, Norge, Alvo, and Greetlands with corresponding dates, times, and destinations.

Carupano Ciudad Bolivia Elgira New York Nova Scotia Yarmouth Boston Port Au Prince Jacmel Haiti Savanilla Curacoa Venezuela Trinidad British Dutch Guiana Frederick Hendrik Santiago Cuba United States of Columbia Aspinwall Panama Mendez Nunez France Javre la Bretagne Seneca Great Britain Southampton Germany Bremen European Lider Ireland Austria Denmark Sweden Norway Belgium Northeriands Russia Turkey Servia Azores Islands California Truxillo Kuatan Pizzati New Orleans Norge Fortune Island Jamaica Aux Cayes Hayti Alvo Demerara Direct Greetlands

Steamship Schedules and Mail for Atlantic Route Passages

Coastal lines list sailings from New Orleans to Costa Rica via Port Limon aboard Fox hall on Nov 30 at 7 50 pm. Routes to Nova Scotia Channel Codroy Bay St George Bay of Islands Boon Bay Newfoundland via Halifax aboard halifax from Boston on Nov 30 at 11 am. Great Britain Ireland and Europe via Samaria from Boston on Nov 30 at 12 30 pm. Supplementary mail via Samaria closes Novy 30 at 2 15 pm.

Costa Rica Port Limon Foxhall New Orleans Nova Scotia Channel Codroy Bay St. George Bay of Islands Boon Bay Newfoundland Halifax Boston Great Britain and Ireland Samaria

Trans-Pacific Mails and Boston Closing Notices

Mails to Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and dependent Chinese ports and East Indies depart via Rio de Janeiro from San Francisco Hee with Boston closing Nov 28 5 p m for Hawaiian Islands via Australia from San Francisco Dec 6 Boston closing Dec 1 5 p m For Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoan and Hawaiian Islands via Zealandia from San Francisco Dec 14 Boston closing Dec 9 5 p m Letters for Pacific steamers must be deposited in Boston eight or nine days before sailing.

Japan Shanghai Hong Kong East Indies British India Straits Settlements Siam Dutch East Indies Rio de Janeiro San Francisco Boston Hawaiian Islands Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoan Zealandia

Ocean Steamers Due at Boston Today

Ships listed for arrival at Boston and other ports with names including City of Macon Savannah Yarmouth Samaria and London bound services. Schedules show times in the afternoon and morning across November dates with listing agents such as J G Hall Co and Alex Martin Borderer.

SecLaa Ceca Sail Macon Savannah Rich’n & Bar Yarmouth J G Hall & Co Samaria Liverpool Alex Martin Borderer London Furness Eneeve Antwerp Furness Martello Hull Eng Sander Virginian Thay’rxline Roman Ove Vee lLiverpool Warren & Co Yarmouth G Hall & Co Stockholm City Furness Unday Palestine Warren & Co Catalonia Eeeeees Alex Martin Yarmouth JG Hall & Co Gate City Rich’n & Bard Furness Lepanto

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