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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1886

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3

Pullman Palace Car Company Year End Report Details

The Pullman Palace Car Company reports for the year ending July 31, 1886, revenues total 5,628,512.10 with operations and other disbursements totaling 4,467,580.91, leaving a surplus of 1,155,681.19. Assets list 691 cars and equipment plus real estate, patents, and cash totaling 25,794,654.66, with capital stock at 15,927,200 and bonded debt of 2,220,000. Mileage under contracts rises to 72,544 miles, an increase of 105 miles. Population comparison notes 9,015 residents versus 8,508 in the 1889 census.

Pullman Palace Car Company Pullman Ill Chicago Cook County Til Detroit St. Louis Central Transportation Company Cosasstion Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe

New England Roadmasters Hold Fourth Annual Convention

A Manchester New Hampshire despatch reports the fourth annual convention of the New England Roadmasters Association opened Thursday afternoon with representatives from across New England. President J W Shanks gave the annual address as the secretary W F Ellis read a favorable report. Inventors demonstrated track tools and members discussed them at length. Officers elected include President A C Stevens Boston and Maine, vice president D S Lene New York New Haven Hartford, chaplain E H Homer Central Vermont, secretary W F Ellis Providence Worcester, treasurer J R Patch Connecticut River, executive committee P A Eaton, L H Perkins Concord, G W Bishop New York New Haven Hartford, and Fitchburg Railroad.

New England Boston & Maine Railroad Lene New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad E. H. Homer Central Vermont Railroad W. F. Ellis Providence &Worcester Railroad J. R. Patch Connecticut River Railroad P. A. Eaton Concord Railroad L. H. Perkins G. W. Bishop Fitchburg Railroad

Northwest railroad project to Duluth to Sault Ste Marie

Mr Olcott of the Central Trust Company and Mr Ream of Chicago with others sign a contract with Brown Harvard to build a Duluth to Sault Ste Marie line joining the Canadian Pacific. The route shortens distance to the East by about 250 miles and is due for completion in January 1835. This benefits the Northern Pacific and Omaha roads ending at Duluth and Bayfield.

Northwest Olcott Central Trust Company Mr. Ream Chicago Brown, Harvard &Co Duluth Sault Ste. Marie Canadian Pacific Northern Pacific Omaha Bayfield

Stockholders Meet on Vermont & Canada Road Directors

The Vermont and Canada road held its annual stockholders meeting in St. Albans. Directors elected include J N Mason Richmond J P Clark Milton J G Smith St Albans E C Smith St Albans Alfred s Hall Thomas H Perkins and Augustus Juss Boston. Freight and coal updates follow with October and November shifts and earnings reports across Illinois Indiana and Oregon lines.

Vermont & Canada Road St. Albans J. N. Mason Richmond J. P. Clark Milton J. G. Smith E. C. Smith Alfred ‘S, Hall Thomas H. Perkins Augustus Juss Boston Northwest Northwest Freight Pool Chicago Missouri Pacific Colorado Line Colorado Springs Colorado Midland Salt Lake City Oregon Railway & Navigation Ilinois Central Indiana, Bloomington & Western

Fishing Items Report by American Fish Bureau Grovcrest ER Oct 21

Grovcrest ER Oct 21 reports from telegraph via the American Fish Bureau for Oct 20 21 0 Arrivals include Hi B Griffin 250 barrels mackerel G W Tarr 6 barrels mackerel and 175 barrels shore herring eight schooners off Marblehead 28900 pounds pollock 8060 pounds cod Fifteen mackerel seiners from Sydney had a good day Oct 11 Jennie Severance 1090 barrels Belle A Nauss 300 barrels spiked loss Grava H Benson arrived Provincetown 190 barrels mackerel small sardine herring near Gay Head with large mackerel mixed fairly well near Dennisport 55 barrels sea packed no barrel shore herring catch light pollock small compared to last year Cinderella landing 1000 quintals hake at Gloucester.

Willie Swift Provincetown Grand Banks Newcastle N. H Cape Cod Nathan Cleaves Wellfleet Triton Georges American Fish Bureau New England Maine Gloucester North Bay Cape Shore Boston Shore Fares Shore W. H. Foye I. G. Merritt Sandwich Hi. B. Griffin G. W. Tarr Marbblehead Sydney C. By Jennie Severance Belle A. Nauss Grava H. Benson Gay Head Dennisport Cinderella Glouces

Ship News From Atlantic Ports Reveals Steamer Arrivals

Maritime notices list multiple steamers arriving and departing across New York Philadelphia Bremen Havana Southampton Lizard Sydney Liverpool and Hong Kong ports with dates from October 16 to October 21. Vessels include City of Puebla Nederland Trave Devonshire Lepanto Cienfuegos Mararoa Burgundia and Sidonian among others.

New York City of Puebla Havana India Hamburg Gothia Stettin Maharamh Girgenti Humboldt Rio Janeiro Llandaff City Swansea Antillas Kingston Philadelphia Nederland Antwerp Laturestina Bremen Conan Baltimore Cienfuegos Southampton Trave Lizard Lepanto Newcastle Madrid Suez Devonshire China Japan Sydney Nsw Mararoa San Francis Cogd Liverpool Sarnia Montreal Thanemore Debate Savannah Cry of Rome Gibraltar Blagdon Carthagena Sidonian Mediterranean News York Burgundia Hong Kong City of Rio Janeiro San Francisco Para Portueusa

Notice to Captains at Boston Station on Oct 21

Observations recorded at United States Signal Station Boston at 7 AM noting wind direction SW and fresh clear conditions. Captains should correct barometer readings by adding one hundredth of an inch for every ten feet above sea level, based on daily observations at the stated hour.

United States Boston Greenwich Boston & Lowell Railroad Corporation Central Massachusetts Railroad Cram S. Mellen

Port of Boston quiet winds report and arrivals October 21

Coastwise and foreign arrivals at Boston harbor list steamers and ships: State of Maine, Chatham, Spartan, Glaucus, Katahdin, Tremont, City of Gloucester, City of Portsmouth, Storm King with barge Oakland in tow, and multiple schooners and brigantines. Entries include crews, destinations from St John to Baltimore, and cargoes such as lumber and muse. Cleared vessels include Lapland for Montevideo and several steamers for New York, with wind conditions noted at sunset.

State of Maine Hilyard St John Eastport Portland Muse W H Kilby Chatham Hallett Baltimore Norfolk Moise Page 8 George E Smalley Spartan Nickerson Philadelphia Lb B Suimpson Glaucus Berry New York H M Whitney Katahdin Homer Bangor Tremont Donovan Geo McQuesten Lizzie Wilson Chadwick Newport News Annie Conant Thompson Clara Leavitt Lombard John F Merrow Commercial Point Mary Sanford Brown Edwin I Morrison Lavender Howard A Hunt Buckaloo Colin Baker Mary Nowell Lank Ruth Robinson Kelsey Billow Emery Elizabethport Python Cheney Eddyville Alice Belle Parker Rondont Sallie Morton Leper Millville Lucy Wooster Tiverton Star of the West Davis Bristol Franklin Smith Eden J B Stinson Stinson Deer Isle Grant Reed Isoothbay Annie L Wilder Thurston Rockport Addie E Seavey Haggerty Newburyport Nettleton Snow Nantuecker Herbert Perkins Mass Charlie Steadman Mitchell Lanesville M Hamilton Cleaves Vinalhaven Cleared Lapland Perry Montevides J S Emery & Co Richard Thivedean Meleghan J G Hall & Co Grace Rice Marshall Vermouth G Hall & Co Carrie Anthony Bear River Delong & Seaman City of Macon Kelley Savannah Nickerson & Crosby; Alleghany, Taylor, Baltimore Via Norfolk, George E Smalley Charles F Williams Henry Winship Doane H Mayo & Co Carrie EB Pickering Vantarassa Ila J P Ellicott

Maritime collision near Machias Bay reported

A schooner from St John New Brunswick collided with the Amherst of Parrsboro near Machias Bay on the 16th, damaging bowsprit and fittings. Other vessels including Ollo and Speedwell from St John to New Bedford and Boston respectively were observed, with brig Stacy Clark seen near Vineyard Haven on the 16th and the Charter Oak and Maraie of Howard A noted in the area.

Atachlasport Speedwell St John New Bedford Flp Boston Ollo New York Machias Bay Sch Amherst Parrsboro Vineyard Haven Stacy Clark L Richardson Charter Oak Maraie Howard

Fishing Fleet Losses Mark New England Year

A Gloucester report details the loss of the schooner Cat Packer and the wreck of several other vessels. The year ends with 27 ships lost, 116 seamen dead or missing, 28 widows, and 56 orphans. The Georges Clark & Co ship was valued at 173000 dollars with insurance of 126657.50, built in 1884 in New London, carrying 84.28 tons, and owned by George Clark & Co.

Portland M J Eliott Thurston Boston Port Wentworth Pendleton Kennebee New York J H Butler Carter Sullivan Lynn Cashman Brown St George Buston Gloucester Iwis Freeman Mt Desert Sarah Franklin Vinalhaven S Sawyer Bristol Dewitt Wel Y Hackett Ipswich Ang Common Tucker New London Conn New England George Clark & Co Gloucester Mutual Fishing Insurance Comany Cat Packer Ocean Lodge of Oddfellows Constantine Lodge George L Smith Samuel Ts Pythias

Antwerp to Valparaiso Shipping Log Highlights Oct Entries

Maritime entries list vessels sailing or passing on dates from October and October 21, recording ship names owners and ports of origin or destination. Vessels include Ferdinand Lutken New York, Caroline Biermann Philadelphia, Canarvonshire Jones Norfolk and Benmore Jenkins Tacoma, among others.

Antwerp Ferdinand Lutken New York Blaye Caroline Biermann Philadelphia Barbados Canarvonshire Jones Norfolk Cadiz Lizzie Date St Johns Ceara Jura Morrison Para Dieppe Skiblander Borresen Pascagonia Park Astronom Johanne Isaacksen Parrsboro London Magnat Paust Limerick Fidelia Anderson Sydney Leghorn Felix Mendelssohn Mahiman Tybee Malaga Jupiter Amlalin Patriot Queen Harper Dalhousie Glasgow Penarth Roads Minnie Elkin Nutter St John Valparaiso Benmore Jenkins Tacoma

Bark Ships Passages From Norfolk Galveston and New York

Bark S R Lyman Pinkham sails from Norfolk for Deme rara with Oct 2 position 34 30 lon 60 d6. Bark Celia Drew departs Galveston bound for Queenstown about Oct 12 at lat 34.0 and lon 79.0. Sch Matheson sails from New York for St Domin go on Oct 5 with lat 28 3 66 and lon 63 46.

S R Lyman. Pinkham Norfolk Demerara Celia Drew Galveston Queenstown Sch Matheson New York St Domingo

Stormy seas wreak havoc on vessels near coastlines

Reports from multiple ports detail damaged ships and gear. Amarylles from Swansea lost boats and sails. Leonard from Digby, NS limps into Boothbay leaky with broken rigging. C F Ollsen and Hercules ashore or sinking. Teutonia and Aller incidents cited. Various wrecks and tow operations extend from Galveston to Halifax and Boston with crews rescued or ashore.

Amarylles Swansea Philadelphia Robert J J W) Leonard Digby Boston Boothbay Galveston Ericsson Sch Ollsen Sabine Pass London Thames John W Marr Cotten Hamburg Calcutta Blankenen Brunhausen Shin Eclipse Shellaber New York Schiller Steinborner San Francisco Havre Kjelland Nor Larsen Fleetwood Falmouth Halifax Alice Kaiz Annapolis Machias Jacksonville Fla Wellgunde Cape Haytien New Orleans Quebec L'Anse Agi Jesiag Hercules Campeachy Silas Peterson Henrietta Corpus Christi Lake Charles Fowler Savanah Benison Bremen Monomoy Point Chatham Cane Cod Kelsey Vineyard Sound Gardiner Hannah M Buell Steelman Absecom Knickeroocker Ice Company Atlantic City Pittston Harwich Hattie V Kelsey Randall Rathburn Llandaff City Durham City Ann Webster Mass Chatham Bay Monomoy Life Saving Station

Antwerp Sailed Oct 20 and Caribbean port listings

Shipping notices list vessels departing and loading cargo with destinations including Montreal Boston New York and Norfolk. Entries note ships from Antwerp Barbados Baracoa Cuxhaven and Bremen with crews Bonded duties and sailing dates in October.

Multiple vessels sail and load across Atlantic routes in Oct

Maritime notices list ships and brigs sailing or cleared from ports including New York Liverpool Havana Havre London and Singapore with dates Oct 1 12 17 20 21 and Sept 8 10 and ships such as Moravia Catarina Naomi Ellwell Elwell Egypt Matilda and others. cargoes passengers and destinations include Philadelphia Boston Savannah Liverpool Montreal Barbados New Orleans Baltimore and Montreal with crews and route details.

Antwerp Ferdinand Luthen New York Baumwall Bender Montreal Barbados Ariadne Trainor St Martins Boston Swiftsure Anis Gonaives Baracoa Mary Bradford Oliver Ella A Warner Graves Bembridge George Stetson Wood Havre Baltimore Bremen Elise Winters New Oreans Donar Kuhn New Orleans Benisaf Wick Bay Bavia Anna Uddenberg Musketa Cullen Cuxhaven Australia Chatham Princess Alexander Hollywood Quebec Einigkeit Schmidt Bordeaux Cardenas Matilda Brooks Nichols Norfolk Peal Sarah Chambers Carter Hamburg Havana Cienfuegos Moravia Petsoldat Parks Marie Louise Behring Johannes Stover Flalifax Catarina Olivart Penarth Twilight McKenzie Naomi Pettersen Stellii Nettie Parker Corbett Iloilo Sovereign Putnam Catherina Bona Boston Liverpool Lord Clive Urquhart Philadelphia Orator London Stockholm City Doyle Lizard Elwell Barstow North Sydney Horton Plymouth Vine Anerly Las Palmas Savannah New Port Cilurnum Mace Inevitas Susan Bergen Rafford Port Spain Talisman Delano Teneriffe Richardson Washington, DC Hattie Weston Morton Artizan Stevens Bull River Jersey Penarel Everest Wilmington Padang Kroyne Neill New Org Singapore Matilda Merryea Mantong Loth Escort Waterhouse Enang Si John Sokoto Perry Yarmouth Angelia Mitchell Machias Beni Ff Biggs Mario Pou Barcetona Aberlemno Clark

Passing of Leng and East Coast sailings amid crowded ports

Maritime list from Astorla to New York records arrivals and clearances on the 19th to 21st. Vessels include bark Pass of Leng Mackie Baltimore bound, steamers Blackstone Ryder Providence Vineland, brig Clara lickens Savannah, and many schooners and steamers sailing to Boston Philadelphia Bay cities. Officials note heavy winds and varied routes through Cape Henry Calais Dover Newport News and New York port traffic with multiple cleara nces and sailings.

Astorla O—Ar Pass Leng Mackie Portland Baltimore- Ar Blackstone Ryder Providence Vineland Gillingham New York Clara Lickens Eddy Savannah Sch Commerce Hodgdon Charleston Main Lander Bremen Chas Ff Mayer Anthony Hoboken Union Fokken Hamburg Joe Read Allen Galveston Matthew Franklin McDonald Loston Ellen M Golder McLeod Woodward Abrahams Snow Carrie A Norton Hodgsdon Bridgevort Henry Walker Green Newark Win Hird Heed Kertha Walker Westgate Lizzie Carter Portland Sbs Kute Ogden C H Foster Ringdove Stallowell Mass Bangor Henry Whitney Tapley Hyannis A W Elis Ferguson Boston Kenduskeag Levenson Portsmouth Serena Kendall Lucy M Collins Lyra Dodge Stamtorp Onward Lowell Provincetown Idaho Ferkins Weymouth Redondo Lord Fairdealer Smith J P Over Deming Rockport Bath Rebecca A Taulane Champion Laward Hschmidt Cranmer Philadelphia Isaac H .Tilger David W Hunt Hall Morgan City Brunswick Bark Inverallen Schultz Liverpool Stephen G Hart Rivers Belayfort Crawford Baltimore Key West Mary Stewart Conant Henry Withington Isaiah BK Stetson Trask Hattie Turner Keene Withington John G Schnidt Webb Willian E Clowes Fenny Henry D May Morris Fernandina Cape Henry Mark Alabama Martin St Jonh Washington Calais Freddie Eaton Ashford Emma Louise Davis F A Like Norwood Gen Scott Rich Martha Nickels Perry J C Harraden Strout Harriet Gipps Maud Malloch Johnson Mary E Amsden Clark Dover Wr A Crocker Hutchings Abbie H Gheen Gheen Darien Meyer & Miller Perkins Edgartown Nantasket Richardson Triumph Havre Georgelows Mattie May Georgetown Everett Webster Baker Fall River Mary KL Morse Crocker Abel W Parker Plymouth Katie J Hoyt Bearse Wide Awake Winefield Saco Jennie A Stubbs Haskell Belfast Robert Pority Lowe Salem Julia Martha John Somes Jacksonville Grove Lizzie Major Cote Oston Sarah © Smith Knott John M Davis Greene Stillwell Kky West Alamo Rick Lynn Centipece New Orleans Wanderer Galt Puerto Cortez Morgan Havana Santa Anna Daccarino Lisbon Macheen Ruatan Port Bads Wooton Wodan Reval Saturnina Author el Monte Knickerbocker Geof Kelly Tuspan Alicia Cienfuegos City of Mexico Travxillo Morse Sandringham Aspinwall Newport News Sarah E Ward SnifJed Harbinger Brest Williamine Olsen Newbern Henrietta Till Hill Norefolk Alma Craig Buyers Jiaud Steward Edwin Martin Benton New Haven New Bedford Rachel Seaman Norfolk Win Bement James M Flannagan Win H Rowe Werth Marshall Minguas Cobb Seal Island Albany Franconia Falkner Newport James M Bayles Ryon Gardiner Frank Malley J W Vannaman Oakwood Narragansett Pier Fanny & Fay Quincy Point P G Thompson Newbedford Glenora St John Velma Apple River Siles McLean Rockland Joseph Katoudt Bouton Bertha Mabel Rose Plow Boy H F Dimock Vidette Henry Parogan TS Garland Agnes Somerset Kate Foster Lands River Hyne Richmond Lagonia Clark’s Island Eliza Ann Shamrock Celtic Glendel St Ronans Portamouth Hell Gate 20Th Eleanora Abrayz Erie Lewis L Squire Overton Whitestone Icis Clifton McLean Halifax Lilly Salle Ero Bucco Wilcox St Johan Andrew J York Wallace Hattie A Butler Carroll Nettie Cushing Robinson Thomaston David K Akin Fuller Yarmouth S L Simmons J P Griffin Lincoln Success Robert Myhan Doane Annie E Moore Lockett Josephine Palmer Narragansett Tier John G Perry Byxbee Norwalk George & Edgar Greenwich Herbert E Fisher Lewis Kelly Aye Cleveland Port Johnson Mary Limburner Fickett J W Woodfull W Locke Chase Maggie Mulvey Randell Loduskia Alley Danversport Urbana Fyler Noank Adam Short-land Hardy Conn Golden Bay Young Promised Land A Randolph Murlock Melville Kate Walker Newton Amboy D B Hiller Wellfleet, Conn Wm Bement Pochasset

Port and ship movements across Atlantic and coastal harbors

The report lists ships and vessels cleared or sailing from multiple ports including Baltimore New Haven Norfolk New Bedford Whitestone New York Philadelphia Providence Portland and Saco. It notes the Agnes Campbell the Dictator the Boylston the Talisman the Nederland and other vessels with captains origins destinations and sail dates.

Rick Baltimore Saco Elias Moore Falkingburg New Haven Rachel Seaman Smith Norfolk New Bedford Whitestone HJ Libby Richardson New York Wellington Ascagoula Agnes Camnpell Neilsen Dordrecht Ad Lena K Storer Havana Leo 20Th Dictator Jager Newark Boylston Small Boston Sels Navuarino Lynn James I Bayles Robinson Shiladelphia Berks Adams Providence Barks Talisman Baker Powe Fly Moore Stonewall May Williams Ree Ad Ellen Volgate Betts James River Gertrude Abbott Champion Augustus Hunt Win H Schubert King la Rose Leeds Catharine Whiting Briggs Linn O’ Dee Miller Kingston Barksgamora Slocomb Great Yarmoth Maria Parodi Paglionia Genoa Kennard Bettomcourt Trinidad Barbados Alex Campbell Bunker Portland Geof Sweeny Hewitt Galveston Joseph Baker Eaton Ichs Kk Hamel Fenimore Storm Stabb Stonington Minnie Smithers Insley John McGinnis Riggan Geof Lochner Wiltbank Cardenas Richard 5 Learning Doughty John Rose Allende Emily Washington Nederland Antwerp Laurestina Swansea Vrig John H Crandon Peirce Matanzas Delaware Magnolia Davis Aspinwall Clotilde Coggins Nellie Smith Wallace Port Spain Louise Larsen Glasgow Perth Amboy Scis M J Laughton Morang Nena Baker Sarah Louise Murshy Kate Walker Newton Bangor F F Mead Mead Marsters Almeria Norambera Harding Thompson Ball Peekskill Congress Mills Golden Rule Norwich Sarah B Bulkley Bulkley Westport Conn Anna B Jacobs Waver East U & Revenue Levi Woodbury Speedwell Reed St John Roy Lister Florida Hall Mary Elizabeth Dunton Boothbay Charles Lawrence Kennebec Philadelphia Delia Hinds Bonsey Seabied Thurston Watchman Jones Calais Jasper Ophir Gott Bath Mattie F Dyer Payson Turker Brics Akbar Holmes Machias Clyde Strum Port Medway Sehs Edward Johnson Drisko Mobile McClellan Fields West Point Aries Loveland Schs Annie L Green Webster Banger Weymouth Atalanta Pettee William McLeon Victory Snow Rockland Bell Brown Haskell Annie E Rudelph Levins Mary E Oliver Hodgdeen A’ Hammond Gilpatrick Mary F Corson Bienzi Chatto Salem Williamsport Icis Race Horse Bishon South Amboy Robert County Lowe Hoboken Thomas Borden Conroy Tucker Allen Vineyard Haven Vandalia Shelter Island A L Mitchell Franklin San Francisco Nicholas Layer Crosby Honalua Dunscore Hind Londonderry Edderside Lane Queenstown Seatple Ist Germania Owens Savannah Degmal Horboe Palma Majorca Sjomenden Lunde Oporto City of Augusta Nick

VESSELS IN PORT LIST FOLLOWS FOR TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS

A dense roster lists ships and tonnages in port with vessels from Brown Brothers to City lines, noting names such as Bonanza Emily F Whitney and Constitution McDougall. Entries show owners, wharfs, and marginal street references, reflecting a busy harbor inventory.

Brown Brothers New York & New Engle Bonanza CC Chapman New York & New Eng Emily F Whitney Mystie Hoogly Constitution McDougall Mystie Mindoro Kelly’s Sea Witch Sargent’s

Public Notices and Names From Historic Newspaper Fragment

A fragmented list of names and entities appears, including Maude Sherwood, Nellie C Paine, Rebecca Shepherd, and William Mason, with scattered addresses and connections to places like Charlestown bridge and Fitchburg RR. The OCR yields numerous partials, suggesting a public notice or directory page with street names and organizations.

Maude Sherwood Mattie Holmes Bartlett MC Mosely Mary L Varney Pope Boston Comey Blacker & Shephard Nellie C Paine Charlestown Bridge Nellie Clay Bybee Lok Fitchburg Orlando Perobscot Rebecca Shepherd Maul Samuel Fitchbury Stephen G Aes Sarah A Townsend Litehfield Sgp Peru Union Two Brothers William Mason William Bwood Willie H Hiewins

Mails Close At Boston For Europe And Americas

Shipping notice lists mail close times from Boston for outbound steamships to Europe via Brest Havre and Queenstown Liverpool Umbria and other routes. It names vessels including Normandie Umbria Chesg sia Caricas and Bal tit with departures from New York on October 22 and 23. Also details connections through Key West Tampa and Mexico routes with Aca pulos and Amicitia among others.

France Brest Havre Normandie New York Priday Cannes Europe Queenstown Liverpool Umbria Scotland Glasgow Chesgsia Goroy Central America South Pacific Alvinwall iGeelnel Acre St. Domingo Cape Hayti Turk’s Island Ozaia New Pock Para Maranhain Ceara Brazil Clement Bat- Any St. Vincent Granada Irinidad Amicitia Tpreshay Cubs Rai Tampa Fla Key West Boston Danyates Mexico Acapulos Ota Calie Granady Rinidad Fri- Tso Yel Bliefields Nic New Orleans Rites Ge Sakae Tbo SAO Bee M

Shipping notices from Pacific routes reported

For Australia Fiji New Zealand, Samoan and Sandwich Islands via Mariposa from San Francisco on November 2. For Society Islands via City of Papeiti from San Francisco on October 81. For China Japan and East Indies excluding British India via City of Peking from San Francisco on October 50.

Australia Fiji Islands New Zealand Samoan Sandwich Islands San Francisco Society Islands City of Papeiti China Japan the East Indies British India City of Peking

Burdett Young & Ingalls Co Partnership Dissolution

The limited copartnership Burdett, Young & Ingalls, formed January 2, 1882 in Hogton Mass, renewals through 1886, dissolved by mutual consent. Signatories include Horatio S. Burdett, Amos S. Young, Ef. Herbert Ingalls, Jules M. Burns, and Charles Whitten, with acknowledgment by Horace Giraldi, JP.

Burdett, Young & Ls. Galls Hogton Mass Boston Horatio. S. Burdett Amos Si. Young Suffolk Burdett, Youngs Ingalls Burns and Whitten Horace Giraldi

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