Dr Fulton denounces Romanism in lecture at Music Hall
Dr Fulton led a packed Music Hall audience in a confrontational talk on Roman Catholic influence. He linked Rome to Lincoln's death, condemned Jesuit and monastic dissipation, and urged anti Catholic sentiment while praising Lincoln as a defender of Protestant liberty. He promoted his book Home in America and announced another lecture next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Lincoln
Tsis
Rome
Italy
McGlynns
St. Stephen’s
Bartholomew
Fulton
Father Chiniqui
Church of
Lome
Abraham Lincoln
Father Kimigui
Church of Rome
Father Chimigui
Mexico
South America
Dr. Fulton
The Japanese Tea Trade Against Northern Pacific Plans
The Japanese tea trade, started via the Northern Pacific railroad, has failed to flourish. The Ropes carried tea to Tacoma then to Atlantic coast cities, while a second ship Alexander Gibson was prepared but has not sailed. Canadian Pacific undercuts rates, diverting business away from the Northern Pacific, aided by government subsidies to Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ican
Mr. Williams
Northern Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Emerson
Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg Railroad
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Northern Pacific Railroad
Japan
Tacoma
Atlantic
Alexander Gibson
Williams
New York Commercial Bulletin
Canadian Pacific Railway
Stonington Line Slashes Fares on Express Steamers
The Massachusetts and Rhode Island steamers are reassigned to the Stonington line and will depart Boston at 6 30 p m each evening, reaching New York by 6 a m, at a reduced fare of three dollars starting October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonington
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New York
Boston
Portland
India Wharf
Famous Hotels for PRR Tourists Named
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company lists Eagle Hotel in Gettysburg Luray Inn Forest Inn at Natural Bridge Ford's Hotel in Richmond and Willard's in Washington as the lodgings for its touring guests all noted as famous and highly favored by travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Eagle Hotel
Gettysburg
Luray Inn
Forest Inn
The
Natural Bridge
Ford’s Hotel
Richmond
Willard’s
Washington
Ship News Arrivals and Departures Listed On Page One
Maritime listings show steamer arrivals and departures, with ships, ports, and timing noted for the period. Details are presented as a compact briefing of vessels in port and expected sailings sourced from the port authorities and shipping lines.
Notice to Captains Observations at Boston Signal Station
Observations made Oct 2 at 1am local, corresponding to noon Greenwich time note wind direction velocity force and weather. Captains are instructed to adjust barometer readings by one hundredth inch for every ten feet above sea level. Miniature Almanac lists date October 3 with moon phase and day length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Port of Boston Deck Logs Return Homeward Fleet
Port of Boston reports arrivals and sailings from Oct 1 to Oct 2. Vessels arriving include Catalonia from Liverpool with 1 154 passengers and cargo, Santiago from Hull, and Longfellow with sugar to Bay State Sugar Refinery. Numerous coastal steamers and brigs listed, including Cumberland, New York, Katahdin, John Brooks, and barques bound for Halifax, St John, and Providence with cargo and passengers. Observers note variable winds, fog and heavy seas en route, with forest-fire smoke observed 800 miles from land on Sept 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catalonia
Wylie
Liverpool
Queenstown
Alexander Martin
Santiago
Potter
Hull
Eng
Sanderson & Son
Canada
Foscolx
la Templiers
Carbarien
Boston
C Lombara
Cumberland
Thompson
St John
Portland
W Kilby
New York
Colby
Eastport
W l Kilby
Katahdin
Pierce
Bangor
John Brooks
Showman
Gen Whitney
Bearse
Longfellow
Smith
Provincetown
Estella
Merritt
Trinidad
Delaware
Bay State
Mary Bartlett
Philadelphia
George K Hatch
Hardenbrook
Baltimore
Nelie
Drinkwater
J M Fiske
Hawes
Win Slater
Boardman
Port Johnson
L Eaton
Grierson
Weehawken
Mary B Smith
Gott
Lanesville
Foretign
Sehs
Delong & Seaman
Emman
Berry
Bridgewater
Pearl
Hildebrandt
San Blas
Panama
USC
Joseph Herron
Watson
Spragg
Hathneway& Co
E B Newcomb
Hughes
Digby
Coastewise
Kilby
Kerman
Hallett
Ilm Whitney
Gate City
Taylor
Savannah
Richardson & Barnard
Chatham
George E. Smalley
L Curtis
Hodgkins
Bangor Richards & Co
Fortland
Fannie & Fay
Mehaffey
J W Linnell & Co
Eva D Rose
Coombs, Co
Fitz Bros & Co
Eliza
Gardiner
Weltch
Walter & Co
Katalin
H Hil, Jr
Yortland
Charles I Williams
Sehs Bay State
Baker
Tiverton
Samuel C Tart
Kelley
Rockport
C Lovell & Son
Marathon
Bavabando
Reading
Worcester
Halifax
Cydonia
New Orleans
Vigo
Spartan
Herman Winter
Yarmouth
Doane
Moise
J Giell & Co
H F Dimock
H M Whitney
Rattlesnake
Anderson
Lewiston
Ingraham
Tremont
Donovan
City of Gloucester
Gloucester
New Brunswick
Antonio Sala
Havana
Continental Sugar
Busch Lion
Peters
Kingston
Jamaica
Logwood
Vanguard
Crowell
Seguin
Seh Haroldine
Laura
Alwood Burton
Freights and Charters Show Mixed Offshore Demand
Desirable offshore tonnage is scarce with Llander vessels in demand for the South American Coast. Reports list British and American charters from New York and Baltimore ports, shipping grain, lumber, coal, sugar, and cargoes to Antwerp, Curaçao, Havana, Demerara, and other ports, with prices and terms varying by vessel and route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Llander
Philadelphia
Cork
Granville Castle
Antwerp
Landskrona
Aimerican
Valparaiso
Tquique
Bucksville
Curacoa
Maracaibo
Pernandina
New Orleans
Hlavre
Satilia River
St John
N B
Baltimore
Echo
Parahaiba
Solario
Norfolk
St Pierre
Falmouth
Demerara
Boston
Samuel B Vrooman
Navassa
J B Mabel
Savannah
John Wesley
Charles Dennis
Gardner
Susie H Davidson
Galveston
Henry P Simmons
Henrietta Hill
Charleston
Harriett Berlin
Fumber
William H Shubert
Ashley River
Rock
William Lorman Roberts
Same
May Williams
Wilson & Hunting
Satilla River
Edwin Morrison
Fernandina
Georgia
Brunswick
White
H Hopkins
Jacksonville
Schooners From Kennebec Carry Ice To Baltimore
The report notes schooners hauling ice from the Kennebec to Baltimore to supply winter markets. Trade ships push north south routes and ports adapt to seasonal demands as crews navigate ice flows.
Vessels and Fish Trade Details From Coastal Run Aboard Sea Scarce
Shipping notices record brig Josefa sailing to Portland and Boston, tug Knickerbocker with barges, and several schooners sailing to Halifax, New York, St John NB, and Pensacola. Returns note the Frolic sold to Saunders & Co for Pensacola fishing, ice loading at East Boothbay, and several schooners exporting cod, halibut, haddock, and mackerel with specific vessel names and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Josefa
Snow
Philadelphia
Portland
Swhs
Walter F Parker
Hallowell
Boston
Maggie Cain
Gardner
Gardiner
Tug Knickerbocker
Andrew Jackson
Georgie D Loud
Eurodas
BC Cromwell
Nightingale
Reaper
Twilight Karbinger
W F Parker
John B Norra
Bothbay
Ar Ist
Volunteer
Cook
Nalheven
Kennebec
Crommell
Freeman
Hericon Isle
Port
Sens
Jessie Hart
Wall
St George
Atlanta
Pinkham
Rockland
Portsmouth
Wiscasset
Sch Express
Kimball
Nat Meader
Brown
Newport
Thos R Pillsbury
Pitcher
Pensacola
Gloucester
Arist
Schs
Emma W. Brown
Enala C
Ada R Teny
Decotah
Mabel Leighton
Senator Sainsbury
Ellen M Adams
William F Gaffney
Blue Jacket
David F Low
Nellie M Davis
James
Ella
Harry G French
Mary & Thomas
MS Ayer
Belle A Nauss
James Disery
Abbie F Deering
Hattie B West
George J Edmunds
Lauren Belle
Canopus
Herald of the Morning
Robin Hood
J E Garland
Henry Wilson
Oresa
Wiliam H Frye
Seining
New England
J W_ Collins
Georges
Elan King
Ontario
Alice M Staple
Proctor Brothers
Grandbanks
Jerry Crowell
Dury
Clark’s Cove
Ships and sailings from ports around the world
A compact listing of vessels sailing or passing October and late September from Antwerp Amsterdam Barcelona Cardiff Falmouth Dover Dublin Leghorn etc. with ship names owners captains and destinations including New York Baltimore Philadelphia Liverpool Rotterdam Yokohama and Rio de Janeiro among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Heriman
Belg
Meyer
Boston
Noordland
Nickels
New York
Amsterdam
Leerdam
Stenger
Barcelona
Altagracia
Span
Morris
New Orleans
Estrella de la Manana
Serraelach
Malaga
Cardiff
Buteshire
Steele
Liverpool
Stewart Freeman
Raymond
Rio Janeiro
Christiansand
Gelser
Dan
Moller
Cette
Mabel Stoddard
Walters
Dover
Camelia
Ger
Arians
Hamburg
Dublin
Ethandune
Jamie
Hilsboro
James L Pendergast
Bates
Dungeness
Beit
Monro
Rotterdam
Mauna Loa
Douglass
Ist
Deustchland
Hove
Baltimore
Park China
Selberg
Falmouth
Nor
Anderson
Fplintrannan
Birgitte
Johannesen
Getic
Gloucester
Hans
Eriksen
Richibucto
Nymphe
Eliefsen
Wilmington
Havre
Albemarle
Forbes
Earl of Devon
Sharp
Philadelphia
Swansea
Murrell
Waterford
Guglielmo Carlo Stanford
Ital
Asterica
Yokohama
Rio de Janeiro
Seabury
Hong Kong
San Francisco
Discontinuance of Pamplico Point Light Station
Notice from the Lighthouse Board announces the Pamplico Point Light Station near Pamplico River, North Carolina, will be discontinued around Oct 10, 1887. The existing tower and keeper dwelling will remain as day marks. order issued by Sterven Crowan, Vice Admiral US Navy, Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamplico Point
Pamplico River
North Carolina
Lighthouse Board
Sterven Crowan
US Navy
Ships and Masters List of Transatlantic and Ocean Voyages
A crowded excerpt lists multiple vessels with masters and destinations including Orechomene Puxley bound for Calcutta on Aug 10 from New York, Wildwood Saunders sailing to Hiogo on Aug 18 from Philadelphia, Urania with Sorensen Antwerp heading to New York or Philadelphia for Sept 10, and other ships such as High Moor from San Francisco to Queenstown, Bark Kate Carnie to Montevideo, Park Mozart from Stettin to New York, Park Levinia from Greenock to St Johns, and Grape Hoy from Philadelphia. The fragment notes latitudes and longitudes, ports of call, and sailing lines in a garbled, OCR-like list of maritime movements and cargo provisioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puxley
New York
Calcutta
Wildwood
Saunders
Philadelphia
Hiogo
Urania
Sorensen Antwerp
Ark High Moor
McWhirter
San Francisco
Queenstown
Ion
E Hors
Bark Birnam Wood
Smith
Liverpool
Ronryice
Williamson
Cardiff
Sanman
Wiescen
Buenos
Buenos Ayres
Alexandria
Dons
Grace Bradley
Mcintyre
Savannah
Providence
Marine notes recount damaged ships and new New Haven launch
On Oct 2 Philadelphia reports the NorwegiPret ois from Liverpool battered by a heavy gale Sep 5 at lat 40 35 washing over the forecastle. New Haven notes the three masted Hanscomb launched for coal trade at a cost about 42000 under Capt Holmes. Halifax sale of Portuna, Antigua distress brig Lutzberg, and Vincenzo Perotta from Portland bound to Buenos Ayres are also logged.
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Philadelphia
Norwegi
Pretois
Liverpool
New Haven
Hanscomb
Capt Holmes
Forked River
Lillie Holmes
Halifax
Antigua
Lutzberg
Hamburg
Colon
London
Vincenzo Perotta
Benson
Portland
Buenos Ayres
Shipping News Highlights from Atlantic and British Isles
Abandoned leaky vessel and all hands saved by steamer Peconic from New York to Gibraltar. Chateau Margaux towed to Bordeaux after security posted for costs. Bark Naion from New York for Cienfuegos reached Belize for survey. Rockland reports ship Joseph Eaton Jr.. went ashore and broke in two, cargo being removed. Savannah logs fire on Resolute with 3253 bales of cotton. fire fought for hours, damage midships. Explosion near Frying Pan Shoals on Dessong. fire contained after steam floods cargo. Boston hydrographic week: 62 vessels visited and 1388 notices to mariners. New Bedford Bear reports Arctic whaling status. Orca has taken one whale. Highland Light reports Berkshire and Shawmut passages. Novelty and Eleanora en route. Index and Mary J Costner depart. other craft in harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peconic
New York
Gibraltar
Chateau Margaux
Queenstown
Atlas
Bordeaux
Naion
Garcia
Cienfuegos
Belize
Rockland
Joseph Eaton, Jr
Dennis
Mass
Long Cove
State Point
St. George
Savannah
Resolute
Liverpool
Dessong
Boston
Hydrographic Office
New Bedford
United States
Bear
San Francisco
Arctic Ocean
Wainweight Inlet
Point Barrow
Orca
Bouldry
Highland Light
Berkshire
Shawmut
Novelty
Eleanora
Portland
Knickerbocker
Index
Mary J Costner
Shipping Movements and Arrivals Across Global Ports
A dense log of ships and barks under flags from Antwerp to Victoria. Vessels depart and arrive at ports including New York, Barbados, Boston, Havana, Halifax, Liverpool, Montreal, and San Francisco. Entries note ship names, masters, sails, cargoes, and destinations, with dates spanning late September.
Domestic Ports Cargo Summary and Sailings
Port entries list ships and routes across Apalachicola Brunswick Bermuda Hundred Bangor Charleston Dutch Island Galveston Georgetown Mobile New York and more. Vessels include steamers Lampasas Aristos brig Jennie Hulbert bark Keewaydin and several schooners with destinations Philadelphia Baltimore New York and Charlestons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Providence
Bertha Warner
Mecfadden
Luelia Wood
Aylward
Boston
Childe Harold
Manson
Henry Culver
Anthony
Henry Sutton
Tullock
Jacob M Haskell
Harding
Jack Beckerman
Gammons
New Bedford
Maryland
Pirate
Sylvia
Bassie I Bronson
Lois W Charles Penj F Lee
Chas I Thuttle
Lartha Warner
Nelson & Newbury
Annie J Pardes
Nellie Coleman
Brunswick
Bonita Olsen
Demerara
Mary J Cooke
Hofferas
Philadelphia
Sithington
Kittie
Cork
Benon
Neilson
Maryport
Parks Caribou
Blackstock
Rotter- Laget
Seaton
Ayres
Anna
Henderson
Satilla
Sedo
HJ Powell
Mason
New York
Bermuda Hundred
Seilae i Ludiam
Rockhill
Richmond
Philaphta
R F Mitchell
Mitchell
Elkton
Henry Finch
Hickman
Bangor
Crockett
Lowell
Sophia Willey
Quinn
IC French
Serena S Kendall
Judge Tenney
Turner
Saco
Walt Jewell
Fletcher
Rockland
Sarah L Davis
Burgess
Lester A Levis
Williams
Abbie
Willara Jones
Avon
Atwood
Cottage City
Chipman
Uncle Joe
Clark
Chastopper
Gray
Plymouth
Miller
Eaton
Provincetown
J P Ober
Deming
Rockport
Columbian
Webster
Rockana
Bath
Ichs
Norman
Kreger
Matilda
Crowell
Jennie Hulbert
Norton
Baltisch Liclen
White
Helen A Chase
Southard
Charleston
M VY
Chase
Pinkham
Savannah
Charles H Wolston
Hinckley
Bendolm
Doyle
Barcelona
Dutch Island Harbor
Post Boy
Smith
Emily A Staples
Newton
Green’s Landing
Julia A Decker
Freeman
Hyannis
Wilkinson
Providence
John Pletcher
Rigby
New Haven
Addie Sawyer
Cook
Calais
Carrie Walker
Starkey
Angie Waker
McIntyre
Lottie B. Scott
McLean
St John
Schs
Angie Green
George Taulane
Fernandina
Aristos
Anelsen
Sligo
W Hunt
Merritt
J H Gordon
Powell
Baltimore
Austin D Nnight
Perry
Fall River
Alfred Bradborok
Connor
Clarissa Allen
Tisdale
Whistler
Keefa
Taunton
Galveston
Lampasas
Maritano
Saville
Sunderland
Steaner
San Marcos
Burrows
Georgetown
Lapland
Mobile
Keewaydin
Robinson
Barbados
Sarah A Failer
Brown
Lizale Henneraon
Tampa
India
Dalbeatne
Risk
Knight
Long List of Ships and Routes From Atlantic Ports
A dense roster of ships and captains with destinations and movements across North Atlantic ports. It lists vessels from Richmond to Halifax with routes through Newport News, New Orleans, and Havre and notes cargos, captains, and sailing orders. The fragment resembles a shipping notice detailing cleared, sailed, and loaded steamers and brigs.
Cunard Catalonia Passenger List From Liverpool
Passenger list aboard the Cunard steamer Catalonia arriving from Liverpool includes numerous travelers with titles and surnames such as Amesbury Balch Baldwin Batchel Batchelder Kaylie Bowden Butts Coddington Devone Johnson Kelley Kessall Lamson Leterler Lowell Low ell Luce Ludwig Lydall Fynall Nicholl Niles Dodge French Getty Hope Hutcheson Orme Osborne Parsons Pim Plummer Reischdorffer Three sisters of Mercy James Taylor Turner Heggie O Connor Cullity with cabin, intermediate, 116 steerage counts. total 1154 passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Cunard
Catalonia
Ivan Amesbury
F C Balch
H C Baldwin
Ff Batchelder
Batchelder
NE Kaylie
Clara J Bowden
Mary Butts
Julia J Butts
Coddington
C & Cornish
A W Cutting
Devone
C Johnson
Rey Martin Kelley
Michael Kelley
O A Kessall
R Kufeke
D S Lamson
Kev G Leterler
Lowell
Amabel
G E Hope
J Hutcheson
W Ormerod
L Osborne
E P Parsons
F W
Pim
H M Plummer
E Reischdorffer
Sisters of Mercy
James & Steel
Amy O ‘Taylor
George Taylor
Taylor
Thornhill
James Turner
L Turner
Heggie
O'Connor
Cullity
Ship Letters List From Boston Post Office Oct 1
A dated list of vessels receiving letter deliveries at the Boston Post Office on Saturday Oct 1 appears. Supervising official Alonzo F. Johnson notes the Monday publication cycle and names captains and vessels including Endeavor Walter F Parker Emma C Middleton Hyena St John Neponset Josephine Raboni War Eagle Kolon AuSable Golden Sheaf Longhurst Jessie Leing Engmann etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post Office
Eeset
Boston Post
Alonzo F. Johnson
General Delivery
OF Anderson
Endeavor
John Anderson
Walter F Parker
Anton
William H Rowe
Thomas Brown
Flyaway
William J Banks
Emma C Middleton
William G Blake
Andrew Adams
George W Brown
Hyena
Placide Boudrean
St John
Wilbert J Konzey
Waldemar
John H Brackett
AJ Bentley
George E Chatto
William Keimpt
Chase
Jennie Lippett
W 2B
Willy Jackson
Jie Baker
Jacinto Jose
George M Adams
Charles Jellison
War Eagle
Killen
John C Gregory
James Lambert
W Wheeler
Jerome B Libby
Kolon
Locke
Barkentine AuSable
John H Luntark
Golden Sheaf
Philip McGovern
John F Kranz
J H McFarland
Jessie Leing Engmann
Boston bound vessels sail for Boston with dates
List of ships and brig sailing toward Boston with origins and dates. Agnes Rae Knight from Port Spain Aug 10. Big Bonanza Collins from Melbourne Mar 16 via Loilo Jun 14. passed St Helena Aug 50. Bowman B Law Abbott from Yokohama Jul 19. at Cebu before Sept 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Agnes Rae Knight
Port Spain
Big Bonanza
Collins
Melbourne
Loilo
St. Helena
Bowman B. Law
Abbott
Yokohama
Cebu
Shipping arrivals and routes listed for multiple vessels
A dated log lists numerous ships and brigs with origins such as Cebu Manila Miragoane and Pisagua, showing departures from Manila, Zanzibar, Iloilo and more, with arrivals at St Helena and Anjer and dates from May to September, including vessels like Eugenie, Freeman, Jamies Bain, Mindoro and Sea Witch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Clark
Cunha
Am. Sch
Fayal
Daisy E. Parkhurst
Hooper
Miragoane
Taggry
Svendsen
Nor. Bark
Iloilo
Eugenie
Foley
Br. Bark
Mania
Cebu
Freeman
Howes
Am. Bark
Batavia
Glide
Terwilliger
Zanzibar
Tamatav
Henry Villard
Perkins
Am. Ship
Hoogly
Lewis
Penang
Singapore
St. Helena
Jamies .Bain
Mockler
Morayshire
Storm
Madras
Coconada
Nahum Chapin
Arey
Rosario
Sea Witch
Drew
Manila
Anjer
Spruit
DeJonge
Dutel
Rio Grande Do Sul
Zulma
Chisholm
Mails Close At Boston For Europe And Americas
Notice lists mail closures for Europe via Southampton Bremen and for Great Britain via Queenstown Liverpool. Also details routes to Ireland via Queenstown Liverpool and to the Americas including Cuba Mexico and Caribbean routes with closing times in Boston and other ports. Specific ships and dates cited include Aller Advance Catalonia Britannic Werra Servia La Bretagne and Devonia with October 4 6 and 7 closings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Great Britain
Southampton
Bremen
Aller
New York
Ireland
Queenstown
Liverpool
Newport News
Catalonia
Boston
Britannic
German
Werra
Yiding
Ker
Servia
France
Switzerland
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Brest
Havre
Fri- Gay
Scotland
Glasgow
Devonia
St.Thomas
St. Croix
St. Thomas
Barbadoes
Trinidad
Demerara
Brazil
la Plata
Trans-Pacific Mails and Sailed Routes for Pacific Areas
The notice lists mail shipments to Sandwich Islands New Zealand and Australia Fiji and Samoan Islands and New Caledonia via Sydney N8W on the Mariposa leaving San Francisco Oct 21. Also Sandwich Islands via Australia from San Francisco Oct 11 and China Japan and East Indies via City of Sydney from San Francisco Oct 11. Mails to be mailed in Boston at least eight days before the date above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandwich Islands
New Zealand
Australia
Fiji
Samoan Islands
New Caledonia
Sydney
Mariposa
San Francisco
China
Japan
the East Indies
British India
City of Sydney
Boston
Shipping schedule notes and sailings from Boston port
From Boston on Tuesday October 4 lines show Dsin''n and Norseman sailing to Yarmouth and Alleghany to Baltimore with morning and afternoon departures. On Wednesday October 5 Parthian sails for Philadelphia at 3.00 PM. Thursday October 6 Longhirst bound for London at noon and Catalonia for Liverpool around 11.80 PM. Additional sailings include City of Macon Savannah 4.00 PM and Britannic Aller and Wyomng listed with affiliations to Rich'n & Barnard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norseman
Liverpool
Warren & Co
Yarmouth
G Hall & Co Alleghany
Baltimore
George E Smalley
Parthian
Phildel’ia
Alex Martin
Macon
Savannah
Rich’n & Barnard
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Boston
Philadelphia
Long Wharf
Spartan
Charleston
Wilmington
West
E. B. Sampson
Liverpool and Hamburg steamship schedule noted
From New York a Liverpool service at 6 00 AM by Sanderson and Son Premen at 7 00 AM Oelrichs and Co Liverpool 7 00 AM J B Ismay Rhaetia Hamburg 8 00 AM Kunhardt and Co State of Neb 7 00 AM A Baldwin and Co Mail steamers approximate times listed for departures and connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Sanderson & Son
Premen
Oelrichs & Co
J B Ismay
Rhaetia
Hamburg
Kunhardt & Co
State of Neb
A Baldwin & Co
Incoming Steamers From Sept and Oct Arrivals List
Shipping arrivals show several steamers and destinations with due dates in October. Vessels include Gill & Loota Hondo Jamaica Liverpool and Palestine Liverpool Sept 24, Virginian Liverpool Sept 24, and City of Rome Liverpool Sept 28, with firms Thayer & Lincoln Warren & Co Booth & Co Finch Edge & Co and P Wright & Sons managing departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. de Coninck
Gill & Loota_ Hondo
Jamaica
Freeman Carroll
Halifax
Harrison Loring Milanese
Londons
DH Miller
Baltimore
Smalley
Virginian
Liverpool
Thayer & Lincoln Palestine
Warren & Co
J Hurst
Booth & Co
Rio Janeiro
Busk & Jevons
Glasgow
Henderson Bros
Spain
Avare
Hurst Glen Tanar
Messina
Finch, Edge & Co
City of Rome
Wright & Sons St. of Penn
Baldwin & Co
Boston
Norseman
Palestine
Kansas
Postofice Square
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Ship News
Port OF
Guc
Bsc
Office of the Lighthouse Board
Washington, DC
Marine Notes
Coringa
Dexter
Wallace
Joyce
Pearl Zimmer
Ashlew
Churchill
Turks Island
Glad Tidings
Scud
Radaban
McCormack
Cannatable Island
W Dickinson
Bullman
Rurck
Tengstrom
United Kingdom
Bbulta
Hendrickson
Southern Bell
Fraser
Elsie Fay
Benner
St Thomas
Felix Mendelssohn
Fretwurst
Port Ang
Pharos MecGil Yery
Daley
New New
Capstan
Hianphrey
Paul Revere
Sewell
Charger
Connolly
Garston
Alen Fuegos
Robert Ruff
Stilphen
Pascagoula
Cardenas
Ardandher
Cameron
Bay
Wellington
Whitworth
Frank Pendleton
Nichols
San Diego
Port Townsend
Marques
Carolina
Ugalde
Clinton
Morgan
Staples
Kester
Savanna-la-Mar
Westergate
Morgan, Co
Miranda
Leseman
St Johns
Carroll, Brown
Charlottetown
Hording
Rynholds
Martha
Ship Harbor
Grace Butler
Balcom
Unexpected
Bubice
Hound
Deegan
Crusader
Hutchinson New York
Circassian
Barrett
Montreal
Harold Haaringer
Pensicoola
Creedmore
Kennedy New York
Matanzas
Alecia
Arribl
Wilhelmina
Sannes
Montevideo
Marvin
Ruby
van Post
Alice
Martinique
Herbert C Hail
Journal
Hennessey
C F Ward
Berkman
Daisy Nash
Hastings
Comans
Calliope
Nickerson
Plerre
Mart
Grace Gower
Willson
Mexicos
Johns
Peruvian
Stephens
Steptin
Marte
Zachariasen
Jessie
ST Joux
County of Yarmouth
Scott
Barrow
Torrevieja
Victorla
Low
Preparture Bay
Antonio
Victoria
Departure Bay
Hall
Louis
Geo W_Anderson
Cole
W D Marvel
Keefe
J P Kelsey
Deacon
Barks
Northern Light
Snowsea
Cuba
Davidson
Windsor
Schsetta
Burdett
Weymouth
Clifford C
Dykeman
Elite
Hamlyn
Olivia
George & Albert
Wentworth
Ellen Perkins
Kendall
Warren E Potter
Andrews
Sarah A Reed
Elwood
Alabama
Warr
Pawtucket
Telumah
Sprole
Seth Modd
Bridgeport
Willie
Knowlton
Deer Island
Franconia
Young
Ellsworth
Block Island
Hattie
Russell
Nautilus
Tolman
Fleetwing
Maddox
Monticello
Gross
Mahony
Thomaston
F I Lockwood
Wing
Nellie C Payne
Aoe Standish
Higgins
Plow Boy
Handy
ER Emmerson
Brockway
Akin
Fuller
West Side
Gammon
Menmneatuck
Bush
John D Griffin
Julian Decker
Thomas Rogers
Nantucket
Elisha Gibbs
Slocum
Amos Falkingberg
Somerset
City of Richmond
Bedford
Greece
Jeffrey
Buffalo
Malet
Hindoustan
Let
Marseilles
Advance
Lord
City of Para
Aspinwall
Haytien Republic
Compton
Port de Paix
Niagara
Bennis
Nueces
Bolger
Dorado
Byrne
Kemble
Chattahoochee
Daggett
Europa
Stiefel
Regulator
Ingram
Area Price
Bennett
Thomas W Holder
McMillay
Port Au Prince
Emily I White
Patterson
Sands River
Elbe
Schiedam
la Gascogne
Marsala
Umbria
Anchoria
Barracouta
Windward Islands
el Dorado
Old Dominion
Norfolk, &c
Breakwater
Caracas
Hell Gate
Chas S. Whitney
Spicer
Hart Island Roads
Lillian
Telegraph
Ads J B Knowles
Hattie % Collins
Fisher
Lynn
Wm Douglass
Hatch
Salem
William Morrell
Murray
Sallie Megathlin
Hoboken
Julian Berkle
French
Amboy
Hinham
Sir Mary Tracy
Cadiz
Garro
President Garfield
Cartmer
City of Lincoln
Frye
Greystroke
Sherwood
Mars
Conwell
Foster
Atlantic Ocean
Reynolds
Sterling Worth
Fisher’s Island
Julian Merritt
Calcott
Nassau
Bernicia
Jones
Minnie & Gussie
Duke of Buckingham
Burnside
Wydale
Hurst
Cannon
Pharo
Vpharo
Chickahominy River
John D Paige
Haley
Chas H ‘Irickey
Kelly
Fernclitte
Pawley
St Jago
Noseville
Dove
Harrisburg
Albertson
Robbins
Sharpness
Gio Batta Barabino
Gozzolo
Concezione
Ferrara
Palma Majorca
Geo H Mills
Fillotson
C Terry
Wood
Katie G Rovinson
Hake
East Braintree
Florence & Lillian
Lizzie Young
Beverly
Julian Nelson
Aoa Wareham
Abbey Kentley
Wallingford
Willets
Eva May
McDufffie
Elreta Bailey
Philbrook
John K Souther Belano
John H Cross
Rawley
Peter C Schultz
New London
Emily i Lurton
Marston
Havre de Grace
Riggan
Raymond T Maull
M U Carroll
Frambes
Anna KE Safford
Camp
John Franz
Jos Souther
Pillsbury Do
Rodney Parker
Rebecca A ‘Taulane
Champion
Lizzie Carr
Colin C Baker
Chas H Trickey
Win C Green
A H Hurlburt
Seeley
L Baker
James River
Perth Amboy
S$ Dean
Coleman
Jennie Hall
Geo Hall
Cain
Lower Harbor
Ira E_ Latham
Maggie J Smith
H H Benedict
Oliver Dyer
Ar Eee Seth
Alexander Campbell
Bunker
Swis LE
Merriam
Parrsboro
Essex
Coffin
Brigadier
Cousins
Victor
Bar Harbor
Gregory
Kerrigan
George W Collins
Merchant
Sullivan
Oliver Chase
Katie J Ireland
Steelman
Asenath A Shaw
E Clossen
Haskell
Seb Hero
Roanoke
Asiland
Bessie Morris
Wheaton
Oakes Ames
Sheridan
Jersey City
Anne
Carll
Western Branch
AB Fielda
Chickahouuny
Virginia
Rulen
Mills
Lower James River
Marshal Perrin
Harvester
Schnauer
Port Discovery
Louisiana
Oliver
Townsend
Park Bundaleer
Nanaimo
York City
Benn
Clara Pickens
Eddy
Pusnaes
Narburg
James E Bayles
Benacre
Ogg
Averpool
William & Richard
Patrick
Mayaguez
L Wedmore
O'Neal
Annie Reynolds
Munro
R P Hawley
Galloway
Wareham
Jesse Murdock
Phinney
Trans-Pacific Mails
Wyoming
Egypt
Jerome
Purtoss
ST. John
N. B
Annapolis
N. S
Wiad A. m
Nova Scotia
Kennebec River
4Th
Augusta
Boothbay
Star OF the East
Jason Collins
Lincoln’s Wharf
Pwriday
H. H. Hyde
Pier 11
North River
M. Whitney
OVA Scotia
Port Awkesbury
Cape Bretton
Peotou
RP. B.I
Cape Breton
Prince Edward Island
St. John’s
N. P
Boston, Kialifax
Prince Edward Yaland Stearne
WU. S
Lewis Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
Harrison Loring
E. Tenn
West Point
Boston & Providence Railroad
Waldo A. Pearce
N. Eng
Washington St
Associated Railways
Carolinas
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Boston & Norfolk Steamship Co
Central Wharf
Piedmont Air Fine
Boston & Providence R. R
N. E
Washington Street
Bostom
Cunard Line
Reston
Marbor
Scythia
Pavonia
Bothnia
Cephalonia
Reland
State Street
Allan
Quebec
Charles V. Casey
Broad Street
EY. & A. Allan
Anchor Line
Atlantic Express
Frome
Clasgow
Londonderry
Belfast
Penderson Broterers
Bowling Green
Warren Line
Great Southern
Floridas
Superior
Savannah Pier
A. D. W. Sampson
Metropolitan Steamship Co
S. 8. Co. N. W. To Charleston, and With the Ocean Steamship Co., AW. WY
South Carolina
Florida
A. B. W. Sampson
A. de W. Sampson
W. F. Shellman
Trafic
Cromwell S. S. Line
OmMice
Pier 9
New York City
Bor
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Texas
Outhwest
Hudson
H. R. Freeman
E. V. Gager
New Mexico
Arizona
Mississippi
Red Rivers
Agen
California
B. N. Magna
Samuel H. Seaman
Boston & Bangor Steamship Company
Foster’s Wharf
Camden
Searsport
Bucksport
Winterport
Hampden
South West Harbor
North East Harbor
South Gouldsboro
Blueshill
Surry
William Hi. Hill, Jr
da Lake
Ays More & Norfolk
Geo. E. Smalley
Boston and Gloucester
North Side Central Wharf
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