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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1889

Page

3

Loophole for Spollsmen in Civil Service Reform

Washington, Sept. G. President Harrison may move Census Bureau clerks into the classified service, threatening the civil service system. Non competitive exams could be used to flood departments with census workers after 1890, risking widespread job transfers and undermining competitive examinations. President Lyman and Secretary Blaine resist, citing Cleveland’s warning against evasion of the act.

Washington Sept. G Secrat Harrison Census Bureau Lyman Civil Service Commission Classified Service Interior Department Atlantic Ocean Cleveland

Figures That Trouble Mr Windom Debts Rise in July and August

Secretary Windom read despatches noting a big July and August debt increase. He ordered a detailed Treasury statement showing where the rise occurred and why. The piece cites delayed bills, large premium payments, pension drafts, and bond purchases as factors, with a warning of possible future obfuscation.

Windom Telegraph Office Bautcheller Washington Treasury Department Tanner Corporal Tanner

Mexico’s Retaliatory Policy Delays Ore Duty Decision

In Secretary Windom’s absence the Treasury Department keeps Mexican silver-lead ore import regulations unchanged. The duty rate question remains undecided and is expected to be reviewed soon. Mexico’s retaliatory stance could force the U S to assert its dignity, causing tensions in official circles over Minister Ryan’s broad views.

Mexico Windom Treasury Department Ryan

New Street Letter Boxes Roll Out for Free Delivery

The Post Office Department reports the street letter boxes work well and are issued as needed, about two hundred sent so far. They will be installed in all cities with authorized free delivery starting Oct 1, needing about five hundred total. The design guards against thieves and weather and many boxes will be larger than current sizes.

Post Office Department

Morgan's Old Regiment Honors Him at Greenwood

General Morgan the Indian affairs commissioner was chosen as orator for the Seventh Indiana Regiment's next year gathering at Greenwood Indiana. He served with President Harrison in the regiment, an honor presented without seeking.

Morgan Indian Affairs Indiana Regiment Greenwood Ind Harrison

Presidential appointments list scattered across many posts

The President announced numerous diplomatic and postmaster appointments. Edwin Dun becomes secretary of the legation to Japan. Arthur W. Barrett is named to Venezuela, William R. Gardner Jr. to Japan as second secretary, and Joseph T. Mason, Bernard G. MacAuley, and Auleck Palmer named as U.S. counsels at Mannheim Managua and Dresden respectively. Thomas H Anderson named minister resident and consul-general to Bolivia. Several postmaster placements follow in Maine Vermont Massachusetts Nebraska Illinois Tennessee Ohio and more with numerous removals and resignations noted.

United States Japan Edwin Dun Venezuela Arthur W. Barrett Massachusetts William R. Gardner, Jr Indiana Joseph T. Mason Virginia Mannheim Bernard G. MacAuley New York Managua Nicaragua Auleck Palmer District of Columbia Dresden John Delille Texas Bristol Bolivia Thomas H Anderson Ohio Willard M. Dunn Waterville F. L. Thayer John H. Stewart Middlebury C. C. Peck E. N. Nash Newton Highlands Mass Cornelius Kiel, Jr Hoboken N. d James Curran C. L. Scranton Cottage City H. C. Norton Nelson A. Fulton Xenia M. W. Gaunce Wilbur T. Norton Alton. Ill I. H. Perrin Howard Wells Rock Island Lil August Hueising John W. Stone Chattanooga Tenn George W. Martin Andrew W. Willis Nashville John C. Curry

Largest schooner yet built at Russell's yard near East Deering

On the stocks at Russell's shipyard a 700 ton three masted schooner, 152 feet keel length, 35 42 feet beam, with two holds, will be launched next Tuesday. Commanded by Captain Oscar Charleson of Portland, she is named Addie Charleson after his wife and built for general freighting to South America. The yard plans a larger four master next year, with two more vessels already in mind. Other arrivals and sailings are noted in a long harbor list.

Portland Sreda Russell’s East Deering Oscar Charleson Addie Charleson Charleson George Russell Winslow & Co South America Fred York Central Wharf Gould Mr. Russell

Mysterious leak delays Boston ship to New York

The Anahuac of Boston, Captain Whelden, arrived in New York after a 133 day voyage from Colombo marked by a persistent leak. Pumps fought eight to twenty inches loss per hour, later eased by gulfweed intrusion. Cargo includes spices for Vernon H. Brown & Co. Investigations will seek the leak’s cause, possibly a hit by floating wreckage.

New York Anahuac Boston Whelden Colombo Ceylon St. Helena Cape of Good Hope Vernon H. Brown & Co

Banquet Honors Revere Officials At Point of Pines

Manager C H Thayer hosted a complimentary banquet for the Revere fire department and town officials at the Point of Pines last evening with about one hundred attendees. Guests included Selectmen F E Pray A B Burnham E L Kimball Town Treasurer G Arthur Tapley Chief of Police G H Goodridge Chief Engineer A H Kimball and several engineers foremen and crews from Hose 1 Hose 2 Hose 3 and Hook and Ladder 1. Afterward the group attended a performance of The Apaches at the invitation of Mr Thayer.

Revere

Window shades and curtains by John H Pray Sons Co

A local notice highlights John H Pray Sons Co offering easy tuning and perfect window shades. The firm specializes in shades and curtains with notably low prices for this class of work.

John H. Pray, Sons & Co

Shipping Tides Narrow as Markets Slow Across Ports

Boston reports scarce tonnage for offshore voyages with reduced coal orders and modest loading from New York Philadelphia and Norfolk. American and European shipments include stone loading from Somes Sound and ice from Kennebec to Baltimore and Philadelphia, plus several vessels chartered for cargoes to Havana Rosario and Java.

Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore Norfolk Newport News Somes Sound Cape Ann West Kennebec Hattie Paige Dick Raymond Constable Hook SC Tryon Stone E R Emerson Rockert Jesse Jurdock Lockwood Sherman Bangor Washinton Pton Halliday Casey Sheresa Wolf Wilmington Del Koby Lie Glace Bay New Haven W L Walker Providence Crescent Tooston Windsor Newburg Oothbay Orient Savannah Bston Niny Yok Sourh America Morris General Cage Buenos Ayres Sir George W Lochner Case Oil and General Cargo Rosario Surlei Valparaiso Euhoope Arbela Dunkirk Isia Royal Allied Java Australia Centennial Adelaide San Francisco Aristomene Henee Cork United Kingdom Lavre Antwerp Kinkora Same Pinmore Southern California St Vincent Melbourne United States Barbados Ang Cuba Porto Rico Jamaica Turks Island Atlantic Gulf Brazil South America Haiti Lugenig Antigua Montreal Barkentine Miragoane Logwood Atpt Bark Britannia Larbados Alena Covert Delaware

Maritime Ship Movements and Sailings Across Atlantic Ports

On Sept 4 to 6 various vessels including barge Mary Whittredge Cleared for Philadelphia and steamers Herkshire Fos ter to Baltimore, with multiple schooners sailing from Salem Boston and Vineyard Havens to ports such as New York Philadelphia Hoboken and Portland. Several vessels listed with crews and destinations across Nantucket Narragansett Perth Amboy and Saint John.

Bangor Moses Eddy Thomas Boston Modesty Lowell Nantucket Planter Smith Medford Hamm Island City Dudley Dennis Mary Whittredge Philadelphia Salem Thomas Potter Kennedy Elizabethport H & Metcalf Fassett Hoboken Unison Wright Perth Amboy Jonathan Bourne Harding Narragansett Corsen N J Juller Weed A Heyford Warren Denversport D W Plammond Flanders Maria 8 Knowlton Icis Massasoi Julia A Decker Rockland Isabella Alberto Python Terrapin Mary P Port Hawkesbury Jona Newcastle Providiencil Herkshire Foster Baltimore Saxon Sherman Philaelphia Walker Armington Drinkwater Wiscasset Celina Murray Minstrel Brown Red Beach Navassa Hatfield Windsor Addie Sawyer Cook Wickford Vineyard Hawes John Estanhope Norton New York Portsmouth Ernestine Whittier Portland John B Norris Coffin Gay Head Vinton Ells Parrsboro Stonington Conn Ruth Hodgdon Licht of the East A Hammond Effie J Simmons J W Vannaman M Vassar, Jr Chautauquan George Gurney Alaska Lizzi L Mills Exchange B L Burt Verandt Marian H J Hedges Mary Farrow Elliot L Dow Fairfield Mary E Amsden Modoc Anita Inglewood Branscomb St John Caroline C Murphy Fred Smith Whitney John RK Stanhone Er Ayr General Banks

Avon Br Brady Sails to New York from Antwerp

The Avon, a British brig, sailed from Antwerp on September 6 bound for New York. It passed Dungeness on the same day, reporting Brady aboard.

Antwerp Avon Brady New York Dungeness

Transatlantic Shipping Movements and Arrivals Summary

Multiple ships and vessels across ports report sails and arrivals from Sept 1 to Sept 8. Vessels include Muenchen for Baltimore from Bremen, Louise Ade laide for Calais, Corsica and Favorita via Rotterdam and Baltimore, Devonia and Tropic to New York and Montreal, Denmark to New York, Hamarock to Charleston, Mary Fraser to New York, and City of New York plus Teutonic sailing from Liverpool to New York. Additional entries cover London, Liverpool, Queenstown, Rosario, and other ports with several brig and bark movements to Rio Janeiro, New York, and Portland, among others.

Bremen Muenchen Baltimore Buenos Ayres Louise Adelaide Orr Calais Dunginess Corsica Purington Rotterdam Favorita Steelman Hamburg Glasgow Devonia New York Tropic Montreal Havre Denmark London Falmouth Lough Foyle Liverpool Oregon Everest Hibbert Quebec Greenock Pernambuco C R C le Conneur Paspebiac Rio Janeiro Dawn Hounsell Queenstown Rosario Mary G Reed Peterson Newport Bushnell Jones Brunswick Lady Nairn Richards Lapland Leach Boston Hector Newell Jacquinna Gardner Rocklight Shanghae—Ar Annie II Smith Brown Southampton Augusta Victoria Ger Shields Circassian Prince Tuskar M P Grace Williams Westport Bark Sylphiden Nor Swensen St Jonn

Letters reveal Arctic voyage roles and poor whaling season

New Bedford reports from Provincetown show John A Cook and Charles Sparks, once officers of the Ohio, lost in the Arctic. Captain Gilford of the JA Howland header held the same post on Josephine, Sparks as mate of the brig Alexander. Heavy pack ice hindered whaling, extending from Kamchatka to Alaska. A San Francisco shore party at Point Hope took ten whales, with many more entering Behring Sea.

New Bedford Provincetown John A Cook Charles Sparks Ohio Arctic Gilford JA Howland Cook Josephine Mr Sparks Alexander Kamshhataka Alaska San Francisco Point Hope Behring Sea

Ships and Barks Sailing to Ports With Positions and Dates

A list of ships including Abana Cruikshank Arkson J W Gildermeister Lord Downshire Pudel Levauter Homeward Tacito and vessels from Jamaica to Boston and Rio Hache to New York with their departure ports, intended destinations, and reported latitudes and longitudes. One entry notes provisions supplied by tug Volunteer at Lewes Delaware.

Abana Cruikshank Cardiff Rio Janeiro Arkson Portland

Maritime notes recount ships damaged and salvaged worldwide

Boston reports a brig seized on Spanish account for 29000 and a libel over the fishing schooner Getchell. Other dispatches note the Kaiser Wilhelm II maiden trip, a sinking near Monkegin Island, a whaling bark sold for lumber, and multiple wrecks near New York, Nassau and St Thomas with varying outcomes.

Boston Mary Fik Calvin F Baker United States District Court New York Getchell Monkegin Island Beir Sherman Seh Wing French Kennebec River Sch Theo Dean Yarnton Lloyd Line Aller Antillac Colombo Bangor Mary Whitridge Sergent’s Ralph Ross Philadelphia Glasgow Larlow Nassau Chancellor Watling’s Island Quebec Kinbun Tooker Buenos Ayres Point Des Monta New Bedford Africa Lewes Del Demerara Cape Henry London Oheimia, Leithauser Schulan Hamburg Solway Caise San Francisco Londonderry Lough Loyle ST Thomas Nehemiah Hand Hawley St Croix Borna New Haven

Diverse 19th Century Port Movements and Sailed Vessels

Antwerp to New York, Auckland to New York, Buenos Ayres to Boston, and frequent Atlantic and Pacific departures mark a lengthy maritime log. Vessels include Avon Brady Elinor Ver non Alice Charlie Baker Fr, with routes from Antwerp Auckland Buenos Aires Halifax Havana Melbourne and Shanghai among others, detailing sail dates, ports, captains, and destinations.

Antwerp Avon Brady New York Auckland Elinor Vernon Berry Alice Swain Port Chalmine Buenos Ayres Charlie Baker Cain Hubbard’s Cove Bars Alexandra Falkenburg Boston Brispol Francesca Tf Martinolich Berbice Frank M Howes McKinnon Baltimore Cardiel Honolulu Leary Montevideo Sydney Irma Gardner Liverpool N.a Nantasket Richardson Newark Gem Wass Jamaica Alpha Horne Laguna Port Eton Eagle Beyers Halifax Sirocco Cahoon Trom Do Louise Boudrot Lixcomb Geyer Parks Trom Barbados Grace Butler Bollong Porto Iico Sch Ocean Traveller St Croix Havana City of Columbia Lesh Crystal Stannard Melbourne Port Phillip Newcastle Marabout Borrow BP Cheney Tamar Marshall Parker Nsw John Buizley Shepherd Singapore Stella Rich Hong Kong William He Connor Batman Hiong Kong Gatherer Osen San Diego Sea King Geichell Brags Picrou Lina Suhr Bristol Channel Quebec Warwick Austin Glasgow Haverton Peters Glace Bay Ltd Canopus Lochead Siberian QUACO Ella May Steeves Newrt Perl Janeiro SJ Bogart Shaw Surinam Ar Ang Rocky Glen Bray

Sailed and Cleared: A Maritime Log of Sept 5 6 Ports

A dense navigational digest lists numerous vessels sailing or clearing at Baltimore Bath Newburyport New Haven New York Newport News and more. It records steamer and schooner movements with names such as James W Bigelow Clintonia Belief and Priscilla Scribner alongside ports from Providence to Hoboken with details of arrivals and departures and notable ships like Chicago and City of Chicago.

Baltimore James W Bigelow Reed Providence Win Crane Savannah Mareia St Jago Clintonia Bulman Bordeaux Chathaw March Charles F Mayer Hand Hoboken Campanero Springsteen Rio Janeiro Benjamin Courtney Anderson Boston Albert T Stearns Kelley Somerset Nelson Newbury Johnson Jieboken Bath Swis Samora New York Reuben Eastman J M Morales Artemus Lirrell H Trickey Av Yoak George Nevinger John Cadwallader Eilen Morrison DL Sturgis John Johnson Wilmington Del W_ Fiske LT Campbell TW Coopes WL Shepard C L Mitchell Mand Hi Dudley Kate Lilly F A Higgins CA ‘True J H Strong P Hall St John Sarah L Davis Jones Somes Sound Beverly Abbie S Walker Dobbin South Amboy P Emerson Day Perth Amboy Chatham Castin H N Squire Gray Danversport C. Raymond Thatcher Cotuit Daniel Brittain Coleman Walker’s Harbor Williams Burroughs West Witeh Hazel Dick Williams Fred ‘I'vler Jacksonville Schs Snow Henry Sutton Oakes Ames Newport News Bweda Lizzie Morse B A Fisher Boson Newburyport Charles Heath Small Payne Challenge Norwood Port Liberty Kate Gifford Wright Kennebec Philadelphia New Haven Muriel Nutter Newport Ar Chicago Outer Harbor Nettie Rogers Orleans Cape Cod New Bedford Berks Adams Gelert Hamburg Havre Utopia Mediterranean Carl Konow Brinio Baracoa Ardanha Cuba Lowell St Domingo City Grace Andrews Young Mobile City of Chicago Liverpol Roanoke Richmond Rebecca Caruana Joherty Cienfuegos Treedan Willey

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