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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1888

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3

Fat Frying the Tariff Debate in Senate Stirs Party Clash

Washington Oct. 16 The Senate resumed work on the tariff bill with 20 senators present. Senator Cockrell assailed Republican protection, citing Allison Wilson and Blaine to argue against high duties, and warned of “frying the fat” from manufacturers to fund campaigns. He claimed the bill would stall passage to provoke Democratic adjournment. The session included discussion of alcohol tax removal and methylated spirits, with further remarks by Mr. Spooner supporting free trade critiques and polling Britain. The House approved the War Department aqueduct provision and the Senate adjourned at 5 40.

Washington Senate Cockrell Allison Wilson Iowa Blaine Congress United States Republican Campaign Fund Senate Finance Committee Commissioner of Internal Revenue England Germany Westasser Missouri West Mr. West Spooner Boards of Trade English Parliamentary Commission Great Britain Royal Commission Washington Aqueduct

Adjournment motion on vessel ownership postponed

In Washington the adjournment resolution was delayed from October 16 to October 18 after a Breckinridge motion. A Treasury Department letter responding to a Sept. 25 resolution notes a coastal trade law requiring US ownership and command by citizens, reports one conviction with fine, and states enforcement will continue.

Washington Oates W. C.F. Breckinridge Secretary of the Treasury United States

Giants Win Opening World Series Game in New York

The World’s Championship opened at the Polo Grounds with the Giants defeating St Louis before about 4500. A pitcher’s duel with King and Keefe equal at the mound as McCarthy and Ward made stellar plays. Errors hampered the visitors while New York capitalized on a few chances for a 1-0, 8-1 final? (Note: Summary created to reflect readable facts. names, teams, and actions drawn from the source.)

Giants St. Louis New York New Yor Polo Grounds King Keefe McCarthy Ward Gaffney Kelly New Cere White Bole Peere New Yorks Robinson O'Neil Lyons Tiernan Ewing Latham Robinson Athat Boyle Cyons Gatiney and

Paine's Furniture Showcases 300 Chair Patterns at Canal Street

Paine's Furniture Company of 48 Canal Street Boston offers over 300 chair patterns in a new line described as joyful and comforting. An inspection of goods and prices is invited to the Post audience this morning.

Paine’s Furniture Company Paine’s Canal Street Boston

Meteorological Society Holds Fourth Annual Meeting in MIT

The New England Meteorological Society met at MIT with Professor William H. Niles presiding and Professor Winslow Upton as secretary. Cooperation with Harvard College and the US Signal Service was announced, with plans to publish Bulletin contents in the Annals of Harvard College Observatory. The meeting covered cyclonic phenomena studies, the March blizzard inquiry, and new instruments like a self recording rain gauge. The former officers were reelected and membership stood at eighty with 150 observers in New England.

New England Meteorological Society Massachusetts Institute of Technology William H. Niles Institute Winslow Upton Brown University Providence R. L Council of the Society Harvard College Harvard College Observatory Specia New England United States Signal Service Boston Desmond Fitzgerald Marion Talbot Marlboro Street Brown-Seaquard Paris S. P. Ferguson Niles H. H. Clayton Blue Hill Observatory

Tennis at Harvard Cham­pionship Opens With Singles Play

Harvard's annual tennis tournament began with singles results from preliminary and first rounds. Notable matches saw R D Brown, Ward, Tailor, W Kingsley, and Hale advance. Chase, Brown, and Brooks among others winning into the next rounds. G A Porter, ex-Harvard footballer, practiced with the team and the Total Abstinence League heard Rev F G Peabody. The hare and hounds first run scheduled this afternoon with Wells and Davis as hares.

Harvard R. D. Brown Ward Tailor W. Kingsley S. Kingsley Pingree R. B. Hale Brown W. Sturgis Parker A. H Hale Brooks Lee Chase Shaw G. A. Porter Harvard_eleven Jarvis Field F. G.eabody Total Abstinence League W. Wells H. A. Davis

Aged couples home fair organizers gather at Park Street Church

Ladies connected with the Home for Aged Couples fair met in Park Street Church vestry to receive donations of provisions. Tables are assigned to multiple church groups and individuals, with cash collectors and check handlers named. The next meeting is set for Thursday November 1 at 11 am.

Park Street William Clark J. M. Smith Nellie Smith W. C. McKay Park Street Church D. W. Kilburn A. M. Paul Union Shawmut Congregational Church

Boston bound vessels sail for Boston in late summer crewed by varied crews

A list of ships and brigs headed to Boston with their home ports and departure dates. Anny Stafford from Tloilo Aug 31 Ararat from Montevideo Aug 20 Assurgee from Rio Grande do Sul July 30 B P Cheney from Manila June 25 Passed Anjer Aug 26 Clyde from Salina P R Oct 4 Emily F Whitney from Manila July 10 Euphemia from Sourabaya Aug 10 Passed Anjer Sept 4 Eugene Hale from Surinam Aug 13 Elissa from Rangoon June 12 Aug 19 Emma Romen Faulkner from Curacoa Sept 2 Hoogly from Penang June 30 Aug 15 Independence from Caleta Buena July 16 Kennard from Flores Sept PS Margherita from Genoa Sept 29 Mauna Loa from Manila Aug 23 Nereid from Havana Sept 8 Pilgrim from Zanzibar June 7 Passed Tamatave Aug 7 Respit from Bahia about Sept 6 Ruby from Lloilo Aug 8 Water Witch from Miragoane Sept 19 via Vineyard Haven Oct 16

Boston Annie Stafford Veal Br. Bark Tloilo Ararat Axelson Nor Montevideo Assurgee Rio Grande Do Sul B. PF. Cheney Hughes Manila Anjer Clyde Strum Br. Brig Salina Emma Romen Faulkner Curacoa Hoogly Lewis Penang Singapore Independence Farrell Caleta Buena Kennard Bettencourt Flores Margherita Trapani Ital. Bark Genoa Mauna Loa Douglass Nereid Clifford Havana Pilgrim Freeman Zanzibar Tamatave Respit Pedersen Norbark Bahia Ruby Robbins Br. Ship Lloilo Water Witch Miller Ambrig Miragoane Vineyard Haven

Incoming steamers to Boston and other ports schedule

A fragmented shipping list shows incoming steamers bound for Boston and other ports with due dates in October. Entries include destinations such as Antwerp Hull Yarmouth and Liverpool, with firms like Warren & Co J G Hall & Co Geo H Harding and C Furness noted, detailing observed ships and arrival windows from October 1 to October 28.

Ssn Fasano Eens Cece Warren & Co de Ruyter Antwerp Gill & Lootz Buffalo Hull Ti Sand’sn & Son Marmion Damatea Boston FruitCo Yarmouth G Hall & Co Progress Dramatca Geo H Harding Seeee HALL Sanders Catalonia Liverpool Alex Martin Yarmouth Hall & Co Worcester Halifax Harris Lpring Kansas Warren & Co Milanese London Furness Orsino Messina Furness

Shipping Auction Schedule For New York Dated Oct 17

Listing shows船Vessels Conan Hamburg Sept 30 Edge Co ship owners veef Liverpool Oct 4 Hurst Noordland Antwerp Oct 6 Oelrichs Co due Oct 18 Gallia Liverpool Oct 9 Val Brown Hammonia Hamburg Oct 7 Kunhardt Co due Oct 19 Britannic Liverpool Oct 10 Ismay Trave Bremen Oct 10 Oelrichs Co

New York Conan Hamburg F’eh, Edge & Co Oe Veef Liverpool F WJ Hurst Noordland Antwerp Oelrichs & Co Gallia Sccee Liverpool Vau Brown & Co Hammonia Kunhardt & Co Britannic Ismay Trave Bremen

Boston Passenger Ship Schedule October 17 23

From Boston, sea routes and sailing times listed for October 17 to 23. Destinations include London Liverpool Glasgow Savannah and Halifax with various lines such as Furness Arthur, Thayer Lincoln, J G Hall, Warren & Co, and Rich'n Barn'd.

Destinat’n Sail Eee Queen London Furness Arthian Philad’lp Sampson Venetian Liverpool Thayer&Linc Yarmouth J G Hall & Co Palestine Yenigy & Co Scythia Alex Martin Glasgow H& A Allan Savan Savannah Rich’n& Barn Warren & Co Macon Rich’d&Barn

Adriatic sailings and ship line schedules noted

From New 2ORF Wednesday schedule lists Bremen Glasgow Hamburg ports with times and agents Oelrichs & Co Baldwin, Kunhardt & Co. Thursday entries reference Penn and St of Penn with Glasgow and Hamburg calls. Details are approximate for mail steamers.

Notice to Captains at Boston Signal Station Weather

Observations made Oct 16 at the United States Signal Station Boston at am with RPM Greenwich time Wind Barometer and tide data. Captains will correct barometer errors daily by adding one hundredth of an inch per ten feet above sea level. Miniature almanac for Wednesday Oct 17 includes high water and daylight lengths.

United States Boston

Port of Boston Arrivals and Clearances Report

Port of Boston arrivals include Steamer Virginian from Liverpool and Steamer Palestine from Liverpool with moise to firms Thayer Lincoln Warren Co. Several coasters and schooners sail and clear for New York, Hoboken, Philadelphia, and Boston ports. Multiple ships lie at St John NB and Halifax NS with passengers and merchandise. Weather reports show southwest to northwest winds and clear to cloudy conditions with sunset winds.

Turspay Virginian Fox Liverpool Moise Thayer & Lincoln Palestine Whiteway Warren & Co Cumberland Thompson St John Arenes Portland Mdse Tremont Donovan Penobscot Ingraham Bangor Star of the Quaco Brech Advance Carleton Brech Liza Batchelder West French Cross K F_ James Bissett Howard Kolder Forsyth Acacia Grady Ethel Spring Bird Cameron Windsor Packet Wyman Weymouth Sarah Calais Twome Crockett Elliott L Dow Lanphear Enos Phillips Rogers Hoboken J & L Bryan Risley Paltimore D M Anthony Kerry Weehawken Maude Sherwood Elsey Norfolk Daylight Hodgdon Angie L Green MacClure Philadelphia Calvin F Baker Baker Panama Trundy Ellsworth Kate Hall Stinson Deer Isle Golden Rule Reynolds Machias Triton Ameelliot Robert Ripley Cooper Rockport Avon Atwood Coquette Orne Wiscasset Minetta Winterport Swis Fleetwing Williams James Baker Adams Ipswich Hackett Husson Newburyport Allen Green Marcian Lewis R M Brookings James Rothwell M H Read Lillian Yarmouth Doane J G Hall & Co Venetian Parry Hondo Brownrigg J H Freeman Barks Kingston New York Stephen G Hart Pierson Paysandu Bridgewater Gill & Lootz Benny B Ritter Cheverie J 8 Emery & Co Henry Lippett Howes Buenos Ayres J H Conant & Go Bushrod W Hill Higgins Charles Hunt & Co Gamma Bre LeCain Cheverile Delong & Seaman Decature Miller Taylor Baltimore George BE Smalley Gate City Savannah Richardson & Barnard Glaucus Coleman M Whitney W H Kilby Do. Williams Annie J Pardee Crosby Kennebec Washington, DC J Frank Seavey Kelley J W Linnell Norseman HIF Steamship Grand Junction Boston Custom House Consignees Warren & C Vostullice Sauara

Shipping News From New England Ports

In milbridge and Bangor schedules several schooners and brigs sailed and cleared for Boston New York Philadelphia and Bangor. Notable incidents include the Lottie S Morton reporting a drowning of Alfred Gunderson a 27 year old crew member. Fish catches listed and multiple vessels traversed Atlantic routes with light southerly winds.

Milbridge Inez Brown Boston Batdwards New York Billow Wallace Drisko Hillsboro Lulu Leighton Clinton Wilson Portland Lucy May Ilson Bangor Carrie E Pickering Marshall Millie Washburn Jones M L Crockett Lowell Herald Heagan Addie G Bien Gilkey Bermuda Carrie A Bucknam Robertson Philadelphia Annie R Lewis Lewis Lavina Belle Kendall Rehaneiga Inn Closson Wm Stevenson Dodge Oston Gloucester Iwis R Walker Linzie Smith Annie Hopkins Rattler Blue Jacket Lettie Linwood A H Lennox AM Burnham Phantom Anna H Mason Seining Lottie S Morton Ralph S. Eaton Georges Moses Eddy Edith Port Acadia Alfred Gunderson Sweden Vineyard Haven John Shay Portsmouth Sallea Swis Clyde Strum Salina Ceras Salem Rebecca M Smith Grace Catalina Johnson Port Johnson LB Hatch

Fishermen report larger mackerel hauls around Cape Cod

Provincetown fishermen report two mackerel fares landed today totaling 70 barrels and a 2700 quintals codfish catch from the Grand Banks schooner Idaith McIntire. Traps at the cape's lower end yielded further mackerel and herring with some crews taking up to 50 barrels of mixed catch.

Provincetown Mass Grand Banks Idith McIntire Cape

Ships and Barks Depart For Ports With Varying Dates

Vessels including Redford Congdon Amsterdam Macmillan and Sierra Madrona depart for New York Hong Kong Iquique Port Discovery Bombay Belfast Buenos Ayres Adelaide Rangoon and more with dates October September and coordinates noted for each voyage Sailings include Elma Woodside Brenda Thalassa and others from Port Royal Portland Me Hamburg and Lauring among listed origins and destinations.

Redford Congdon Amsterdam New York C Chapman Hichborn Hong Kong Macmillan San Diego Iquique J S Powers Port Discovery Sierra Madrona Newport Eny Bombay Elma Roberts Port Royal Belfast Woodside Dunning Portland Buenos Ayres Brenda Lauring Adelaide Bark Thalassa Hamburg Rangoon Lon

Whaling Vessels Report Sperm Drags and Ship Repairs

Vineyards Haven reports the Carrie B Knowles arriving after 16 months at sea with 600 barrels of sperm, 385 of which were taken since Barbados voyage began May 2. The ship faced rudder-head damage and altered course past Block Island. The brig T A Barstow and the Francis A Barstow also arrive from North Atlantic whaling trips with 850 barrels on board between them and homeward dispatches.

Vineyard Haven Carrie B Knowles Atlantic Ocean Barbados Block Island T ‘A Barstow New Bedford Francis A Barstow Macomber North Atlantic

Nantucket Harbor Light Relighted After Move

Notice to mariners states the Buoy light on the south side of Nantucket Harbor has been moved westward and relit to aid night navigation. In San Francisco on Oct 9, inspectors blamed Oceanic captain Meyer and pilot Metcalf for not sounding danger signals early in the fog collision with City of Chester, and also blamed Chester master Captain Thomas Wallace for not slowing in the fog, with license revocation for Wallace.

Nantucket San Francisco United States Inspector of Oceanic City of Chester Meyer Metcalf Chester Thomas Wallace The

Stranded schooner Gowanus Bay leaks at Stratford Point

New Haven Oct 16 report says Marietta and Smith, for Gowanus Bay with wood, went ashore yesterday at Stratford Point and are leaking badly. Other nautical updates include repairs on Knife W Yard vessels, ongoing schooner builds at Beed and McDonald yards, and various vessels reporting damage or progress along New England ports.

New Haven Marietta George Hawley Woodbury Bucksport Bangor Sch Herald Aspinwall UEBEC Cacouna McDonald Sydney Montreal Anticosti ST John London San Mateo Hong Kong Honolulu San Francisco Socotra Aden Landry Stettin New York Copenhagen Beaufort George Tantlane Whitehurst Charleston Wilmington Montevideo Adelheid & Bertha Norfolk Baker Salvage Com Sch Conel Rudolph Cape Liatteras Victoria J Savannah Pope Catlin Skull Creek Hilton Head Dartin Watson Liverpool Bermuda Sir Mary Decker Blas Domville Hiogo Barke E Robinson Fromington Del Portland William G Davis East Deering Winchester & Co Rockport Carlton Norwood & Co William Rogers Bath

Shipping movements list with named vessels and routes

A concise catalog of ships and barges sailing or passing through various ports with dates, including Anjer Passages, Calcutta Ar, Cardiff, Genoa Ar, Havre, Iloilo Ang, Lisbon Arct, and vessels such as Hoogly, Dunstaffnage, Euphemia, Citadel, Blair Athole, Adelaide Baker, Fannie Sheffield, Centaur, Sole, Arathusa, Clementine, Bella Donna, Eliza, Galatea, Marinia, Wieland, Annie Stafford, Robert S Besnard, Mark Joseph Baker, and more, noting ports of call and destinations like Boston New York Philadelphia Mauritius San Francisco Marseilles Chatham Belfast and Pensacola.

Anjer Hoogly Lewis Singapore Boston Dunstaffnage Jones Sourabaya New York Euphemia Cann Citadel Greil Bangkok Queenstown Batavia Blair Athole Taylor Indramagoe Beunos Ayres Belfast Figuetra Clementine Ball Newfoundland Sdis Bella Donna Bliault Eliza Galatea Wilkins Genoa Marinia Ital Sanguinetti Philadelphia Havre—Salled Wieland Ger Albers Hamburg Iloilo Annie Stafford Veal Robert S Besnard Andrews Lisbon Mark Joseph Baker Eaton

Foreign ports and ships listed for Oct entries

A compilation of cargo ships and barges arriving at and sailing from multiple ports including Adelaide Anjur Bristol Belfast Brisbane Glasgow Greenock and Kingston with vessels such as Allock Agate Donald Ferguson Campbell Bertha and Concordia sailing or loading destined for Batavia or Ar Oct 16 and Oct 15 through Oct 16, detailing vessels, captains, routes and final destinies.

Adelaide Allock, Brown Hastings Mills ANJUR Park Virginia Pettigrew Philadelphia Batavia Bristol Agate Powers Cardiff Belfast Donald Ferguson Campbell Quebec Brisbane Bertha Ahrens TAVIA Pecalongan Racehorse Jensen Ara Ark Concordia Baratavia Thompso Cheverie Ian Col Neo Ac Whiton Rich Halif AX Johns Pbr- Alpha Bermuda Turk’s Island Conte Lmnore Junine Port Cheseborough Ertson Iquique Hampton Ens Ries- Kingston Hattie Coombs Charleston Little Glace Bay Florence Care Ee Stea Stewart Glasgow New York Tessa Nevada K Eaasein Ae Staamer Crystal Stannard Blanche Reed Buenos Ayres Polynesian Liverpool Boston Rotterdam

Port Sailing and Clearance Summary from Atlantic Ports

A long list of vessels and movements across Atlantic ports. Clans McPherson and Lizzie Carter report from Astoria and Apalachicola with arrivals at Baltimore, Boston, New York, and Providence. Multiple bark, brig, and steamer entries show sailings, clearances, and dock statuses from Charleston to Newport News and Perth Amboy, with ships bound for Rio, Havana, and Liverpool, detailing crews and vessel names.

Astoria Clan McPherson Wilson San Pedro Apalachicola Lizzie Carter Goodman Galveston Bar Anita Berwind Bishop Elizabethport Bath Charles Baylis Devereaux Philadelphia Frank G Dow Mattiew Eaton Baltimore Sachs Kit Carson New York D L Sturgis Boston Odell Julian Bailey Philaceips Frostburg Mills Providence Maryland Luckhurst Swansea Berkshire March Sucha Chas Tuttle Lves New Chatham Maggie Lawrence Grace Henry P Simmons Matilda Brooks Nichols Pontiac Liverpool Mark Frederico Odess Georgiana F Geery Andrew Nebinger Coosaw Maggie E Gray Pedrick Norfolk Dover Fannie Hodgkins Augusta Eureka Park Monitor Iversen San Francisco Edgartown Delaware Arey New Bedford Lincolnville R M Brookins Smill Perth Amboy Hallowell L Eaton Jothan Cane Bill Stowe Ma Williams SP Huitehcobb Angie L Green Alice Borda Mexican Samora Alice Edwin Fortress Monroe Bark Linwood McKenzie Rio Janeiro Steamer Finance Newport News Brazil Georgetown Booth Brothers Burdick Hyannis Mass James Warren Faulkinhaim Port Liberty Ipswich David Torrey Orne Portland Elliot L Dow F C French Lynn Rattlesnake Mobile Ar 15Th Stephen G Loud Matthews Arest Cates Cardenas New Orleans Atr Elsie St Vincent McGregor Miller Belize Amy Dora Thompson Corson Nelson Harvey Parker Fisher’s Island John G Pettis Bolce Westport Argo Gurney Wareham Carrie Clinton Falmouth Britannia Mediterranean Guébeil Aniein Feing Rugia Montego Bay Gould Calcutta Dunrobin Travis London Andsdowne Lockhart Steinvora McIntosh Singare Eer Colorado Wyman Greenock Nellie T Bestock Buenos Ayres Assyria Easton Rotterdam Tivol Breimen Brige Marena Miller Fernandina Arcadia Merrill Church Point Mary Culmer Bethel Nassau Vertumnus Port Marta Wilkesbarre China Harry L Whiton Christina Moore Chevenne Annie Louise Dennis Angler Woody Ball Abigail Haynes Reuben Eastman Gardiner Irvin Critic Davies Leith Herman Winter Hallett Alaska Ae Liverpool Salvatore Romano Cette Marenccia Aliano St Louis du Rhone Crescent Bartlett Buenos Ayre Hell Gate Katahdin Hays Fort Liberty Lacasche Lynx Finley Newark St John NB Silver Spray Hodgdon Eariport Corvo E H Lewis Lewis Dighton Onward Baker Fall River Maria Rose Aliie Oakes Marsden Salem Sarah Quinn Lynch Thomas W Havens Potter Hoboken A Mitchel Strout Francis Gotin Hotchkiss Newburyport Isaac Sherwood Williams Haverstraw Robert A Kinnear Kinnear Handout Pawtucket July Fourth Atwood Bangor Schs Jobn Jackson Charles Noble Simons James Boyce New Haven F.va Beazley Savannah Gracie Buchanan BB Church Walker Armington Drinkwater Douglas Lett Portsmouth Wm H Bailey Pearce Kanawha Sears Lavinia Campbell Vail Georgie Neville Salled Loth Lizze Partrick Myers New London Alice Scranton Connor Uncasville Robert W Casey Tracy Windsor Spartan St John Loch Mand Seward Penton Pensacola Martha Barks Choice Murty Goodnock Ogie Krog Hamburg Lyra Leonard Orizimbo Warnock Calais Kate Scranton Eldridge American Eagle Taunton Fannie L Child Hart Brunswick Florida Port Madison Oakland Welfare Port Townsend John Bryce Murphy Hobson’s Bay Plymouth Coalfleet Ueenstown Lancaster Philadelhia Icis Hiram J B Dolliver Faconab Diamond Boudrot Pictou Clearen Ella Little Skobeloff Sarah Sara Elle Weeks Pochahontas Mb Philadelphia Centipede Hansen Allentown Odiorne John M Converse Meyer & Muller Perkins Clara E Colcord Mabel Thomas Coombs Abby L Dow Townsend Kennebec Maggie d Chads Errigan Yale Simpson Walter Parker Jennie Middleton Hatch Jas W Drury Harry Messer Warren B Potter Andrews Bvaanis Bark Christine Edela Bri Hyperion Henley Martinique Charles Morford Havana Raymond T Maul Smith Tyler Bostow Mattie B Russell Sprague Nickerson Winslow Paul Seavey Fletcher Mark Melati van de Grace Webster Jewett Lucy M Collins Kendall George B Markle Payne Kenduskeag Norton Anna M Hilton Gilchrist TP Dixon Torrey John Warren Murray Henry Parker Green Virginia Bark Arra A Bollarsen Gergeman

Ocean Freight and Sail Dates From Various Ports

Shipping notices list multiple vessels sailing on the 15th and 16th from Portsmouth, Richmond, Frisco, San Diego, San Pedro, Savannah and Stonington with schooners, brigs, ships and steamers including W Vannaman, Phinney, Maud Pye, Kate Foster, Thomasina McLellan, Doxford, Bonheur, City of Macon, and more, detailing crews or routes to Boston, Halifax, Antwerp, Queenstown, Kahului and other ports.

Rachel Jane Kidd Providence Mary Louisa Colfer Sherman Hallett New Bedford Flyaway Hingham Vannaman Phinney Boston Portsmouth Reed Anthony Parrsboro Maud Pye Dixon Moncton H King Bennett Paltimore Seus Oler Edwards Kahulul Cowlitz Gammon Puget Sound Will W Case Johnson Port Townsend Canada Warner Tacoma Coc Funk Glacier Astoria Thomasina McLellan Mann Sydney Grenada Austin Panama St Charles Purrington Queenstown Shin Gee Curtis Sproul Sci Anna Williams Kahului Brigsea Waif Simonson San Marcos San Diego Park Bonheur Melbourne Doxford Oakley Antwerp San Pedro Augusta Hansen Newcastle Nsw Savannah Ames Brocker Pedro Cayes Margaret A May Jitchens Philadelphia Coronilla Gavin Bremen Irene Morris Halliburton Genoa Tybee Gler Ahrundsen Buenos Ayres Stonington Conn Silas Brainerd Macy New York John Fietcher Higby

Passengers Listed for Savannah Voyage

By the gate of for Savannah Garnett Sullivan and party including Mro M S Hall Mrs Webb and two children Miss F 8 Chamberline Mrs C S Connerat and family M Long James Cooper Miss A L King and three steerage passengers are noted among the travelers.

Savannah Jennie Sullivan M S Hall Webb F 8 Chamberline C S Connerat M Long James Cooper A L King

Mail Closes For Various International Steamship Passages

Notices list closing times and destinations for mails from Boston to New York and onward ports. Includes ships Amsterdam, Austmark, Hondo, La Bourguogne, Fulda, City of Meccaine, Scythia, and Carroll with destinations Europe, Central America, Jamaica, Cuba, Curacao, Venezuela, and Costa Rica.

Agustine New York Netherlands Norway Aumark New Truxillo Hondo Scotland Ethiopia Ceesseuseass Europe Fulda Yucatan Campeche Tabasco Chapas City of Eagine Curacoa Venezuela United States of Colombia Phila-delphia Costa Rica Port Limon Foxhall New Orleans ORC Great Britain Ireland Scythia Boston Nova Scotia Halifax Carroll Cuba Tampa Fla Key West Ser- Ceee

Trans-Pacific Mails For Society Islands And Asia

Shipping notices detail mail routes to Society Islands Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and East Indies via City of Papeete and City of Peking from San Francisco with closing Boston dates October 21 at 1 pm for October departures and Alameda route to Australia New Zealand Fiji and Pacific ports with November 11 closing for November departures. Correspondence should be mailed at Boston eight days before the stated dates.

Society Islands Papeili San Francisco Japan Shanghai Hong Kong East Indies British India Straits Settlements Siam Dutch East Indies Peking Boston Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoan Hawaiian Islands Alameda

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