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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1886

Page

3

Riot in Belfast as mob attacks barracks

Desperate rioting on Dives street as drunken men clash with police. Barracks doors shut after prisoners are taken in. mobs attack, shutters torn, windows smashed. Police open fire, one man killed and several wounded, a wounded woman later dies. Reinforcements scatter and later priests urge calm. District patrolled by military and police.

Dives Street Cirecys

Liverpool Rioters Take a Hand in clashes

Liverpool on September 1 saw two serious riots. One stemmed from an encounter between Orangemen and Nationalists, the other from inflammatory speeches at a socialist meeting in Texteth Park. Police faced great difficulty suppressing the outbreaks and many rioters were arrested.

Liverpool Toxteth Park

Beach Defeats Gandaur in Thames Boat Race Championship

The Australia captain William Beach won the £1000 world championship match against Canada’s Jacob Gandaur on the Thames. The race ran to 18 minutes 56 seconds in cold clear weather with Beach leading from Craven Cottage and pulling away at Barness Bridge to finish four lengths ahead.

Londox Thames William Beach Australia Jacob Gandaur Canada Beach Maude Keach Star and Garter Gandaur Craven Cottage Steps Crab Tree Hammersmith Gaudaur Biffen Chiswick Thorneycroft Gaudarr Barness Bridge

Prince of Wales proposes imperial institute memorial

The Prince of Wales suggests a permanent imperial colonial and Indian institute to promote migration and expand colonial trade. A fund be opened at the Mansion House with trustees appointed by the Queen, and the heir apparent to be president. The Lord Mayor welcomes the gesture as a way for the empire to honor the Queen.

London Prince of Wales Imperial Colonial and Indian Institute Mansion House Empire

London Group Sails for New York on Aurania

Violet Cameron and her company along with the Daly and Thalia companies departed Liverpool for New York aboard the steamship Aurania. It is reported Violet's husband sailed on the steamship Alaska. Lord Lonsdale likely to sail soon on the City of Rome.

London Violet Cameron Daly and Thalia Liverpool New York Aurania Violet Alaska Lord Lonsdale Rome

News Briefs From Europe and Dularia

Bern reports Emperor William recovered from illness. Londox notes Mr. Gladstone arrived in London in good health. Constantinople expects Sir William White to become ambassador to Turkey. Soria records a Russian agent threatening to suspend relations with Dularia over punishment demands for revolutionaries.

Bern William Londox Gladstone London Constantinople William White Bucharest Edward Thornton Turkey Soria Dularia

Undervaluation of medicines in Canada probe

Montreal Sept 19. John W Walter an insurance agent stands trial for attempting to bribe Julien Brosseau of the Dominion customs to return books seized from Ayer and Co of Lowell Mass. The firm faces $147000 duty demand after a Canada wide seizure of overdue entries and ledgers over the past three years.

Montreal John W. Walter Court of Queen’s Bench Julien Brosseau Dominion Customs Service Ayer & Co Lowell Mass St. John’s Que Canada Brosseau Dominion Custom House Ottawa Johnson Minister of Customs Donald McMaster & Co Walter

Union Pacific Half Year Income and Debt Report 1886

The Union Pacific railway released its semi annual report up to June 30, 1886. It shows earnings of 11.606 million and total income of 4.704 million from investments, with expenditures of 3.640 million and a surplus of 789 thousand. The report notes higher operating costs due to extensive repairs and renewal for steel, rails, ties, and bridges, plus expansion of stations and rolling stock. It details funded and floating debt changes since June 30, 1884, including a net debt reduction of about 7.74 million and a miles-of-road increase to 4,547. It outlines plans to retire floating debt, fund a sinking reserve, and invest in new bonds and branch lines, with major land sales contributing to interest payments on Kansas Pacific bonds.

Union Pacific Railway K.P. Mtge Pacific Express Co Old Cohutace Siess Ss Porde Top U. S Kansas Pacific Consolidated Mortgage Kansas Pacific Consolidated Salina Lincoln & Western Railway Company Kansas Pacific American Loan and Trust Company of Boston Kansas Pacific Division Union Pacific Missouri River Omaha United Union Pacific Railroad Company Thurman

Walter Walter trial verdict by government ends in conviction

Brosseau notified customs authorities of the offer and authorities initiated criminal proceedings against Walter. The trial concluded Saturday evening with a verdict of guilty and the sentence was deferred until Monday.

June 30 1886 Funding Total Rises to $6 419 351 79

The report shows act on June 30 1886 at $6 419 351 79, an increase of $418 318 OG from December 31 1885.

Troy and Greenfield Railroad and Hoosac Tunnel

The State reports slight earnings gains from the Hoosac Tunnel and connecting rail line for the six months ending March 31, 1886. Toll income exceeded expenses by about 9 1/2 thousand dollars before reimbursements, with net figures boosted by repayments and rentals from operating roads.

Commonwealth Hoosac Fitchburg, New Haven Northampton Boston Housae Tunnel Troy

Baltimore and Ohio to run through trains from New York

Starting Sunday September 19 1856 the Baltimore and Ohio will run through trains Philadelphia to Chicago Cincinnati and St Louis with no need to recheck baggage at New York or Baltimore The New York departures are 7 45 am 1 30 pm and 12 midnight at Jersey City depot The through rates to Boston Chicago Cincinnati and St Louis are listed with first and second class fares and proportional rates to other points

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati St. Louis New York Bound Brook Boston New England Baltimore Central Railroad New Jersey Liberty Street North River

Shipping News From Various Ports September 19

A dense list of ships arriving and departing European and American ports with origins and destinations. Vessels include Galileo Hull to Boston Ada Havana, Mozart Genoa to Philadelphia, Etruria New York to Queenstown and Liverpool, and many others near Falmouth, Dover, and Liverpool with dates from Sept 14 to Sept 19.

Boston Galileo Hull E. Ada Havana Antwerp Cleveland New York Pieter de Coninck Bristol Texas Montreal Dunkirk Preston Baltimore Gibraltar Mozart Genoa Philadelphia Stura Sicily Olympia Mediterranean Liverpool Emiliano Parisian London Plessy Malta Albany China Japan Southend Belair Havre Scilly Uppingham Rotterdam St Nazaire Jeranos Copenhagen Welhaven Stockholm Dover Hambureg Silloth Easington Coosaw Swinemunde Gothia Lord of the Isles Republic Umbria Denmark Marsala Newealand Dorian Acapulco Aspinwall Trinidad Cuba Rover Baracoa la Bretagne Hermann Egypt Bermuda Deal Canada Lizard Marengo Lowa St Ronans Arbrig Victoria Bahia

Weather observations from Sept 19 at Boston signaling station

Entries note wind SW 8, fresh and clear conditions with barometer 30.343 inches at 7 AM, noon GMT. Observers advise correcting ship barometers by adding one hundredth inch per ten feet elevation. Almanac fragment records high water, moon phase, and day length.

United States Boston Mometer

Port of Boston News: Arrivals and Sailings Ledger

Port of Boston report lists arrivals including Steamer Ada from Havana sugar to Standard Sugar Refinery, Steamer State of Maine from St John NB with moise and passengers, and multiple brigs, barks, and steamsers with cargoes to various ports. Also notes light winds and rains on some passages and foreign vessels sailing to destinations such as Sydney and Halifax.

Steamer notes from Atlantic coastal ports encounter fog and wind

Steamer Galileo from Br Potter Hull reports strong westerlies and heavy head seas with dense fog reducing visibility to low 32 W3 from low 44 to low 51. Afterward light W to SW winds and occasional fog. Steamer New Brunswick carrying miise and passengers to W H Kilroy. Steamer Jominson from Br Blauvelt Yarmouth NS with mise and passengers to J G Hall & Co. Steamer City of Macon Savannah Sept 16 with miise and passengers to Nickerson & Crosby. Steamer Herkshire, March, Baltimore via Norfolk, with ndse to Geof Smiley.

Galileo Potter Hull Sanderson & Son New Brunswick Colby St John Miise W H Kilroy Jominson Blauvelt Yarmouth Mise J G Hall & Co City of Macon Kelly Savannah Nickerson & Crosby Herkshire March Baltimore Norfolk Geof Smiley

Maritime traffic and coastal ships list hit by broad Atlantic network

A long OCR style ledger records numerous ships and vessels from steamer lines to brigs, barques, and sloops visiting ports such as Philadelphia New York Portland Bangor Havana and Halifax with crews cargos and routes. Entries include steamer Spartan UF Dimeck Katabdin and John Brooks Snowman among others with notes on winds, destinations like Havana or New York and freight such as sugar timber and railway ties.

Spartan Nickerson Philadelphia Moise Sampson UF Dimeck Hallett New York H M Whitney Katabdin Homer Bangor John Brooks Snowman Portland City of Gloucester Young Gloucester Lark Moonbeam Aearsport Panbar Caplin WOR Chester Ark Isaac Dackson Lloboken Barkentine Walter Massey Cot Hhelan Havana Kenrig Alarie, Smith Gonaives Ang Logwood WA Leamin Tod G Tall & Co Estella Merritt Bear River Brseh Parting Poencette Rustica Lottie B Pubuico Prsch Arcilia Farnsworth Pconomy Slocomb Harborville Brsch New England Wolf Jogeins Ashton Melonsen Weymouth Lrsch P Blake Anthony French Cross Annie W. Pye Moncton Lysch Josie F. Cameron Helen Leighton Hoboken Achorn Elizabethport Ada Barker Rogers Port Johinson Gamma Brown Kerth Mist Chelsenberg Calais Watehmin Merarlone Albert Wooster Rockport Carrie Spofford Scott Ruth Hodgdon Carle Rondout Swis Lranscomb Votier Dolphin Moon Arboreer Clark Elsworth Swisstella Lee Hilmil Blake Schida Hudson Collins Rockland Kate Loiray Pray Franklin Ale Bloomer Quiet Rice Steuben Nellie D Waugh Provincetown Satellite Littlefield Chester Wood Saunders Sliot Mary F Smith Smith Monomay John H Perry Kelly Tiverton Thurston Gloucester M M Hamilton Hamilton America Pettengill Rosewood Hall Eliot Augustus Hunt Pearl Hishiond Light Wilkesbarre Centinede Hunt Herbert E Berkshire Archilles Norman Sunlight James Rothwell

Vast 19th century Maine and Gloucester sea traffic list

Port and port of call notes for vessels at Vineyard Haven Gloucester and Boothbay. Sailed and arrived ships include Mary G Curren Leona Leona Mary A Rice and many schooners brigs and brigs with crews and destinations such as Boston New York Norfolk and Belfast. Mackerel cargo figures and fishing fleet movements noted with multiple vessel names and routes.

Vineyard Haven Mary G Curren Iyer New Ledford Provincetown Nelson Hinckley Calais New York Sanc Jackson Lexington Adium Bowlby Fleetwing Elwood Burton Dolshin Hunter Giamma George D Perry HS Boynton Carrie Elickering Mary G Curren Mary Rice Clay Rondout Boston Sarah Eaton Crowley St Martins Jennie Matheson Hayes Norfolk Gloucester Leona Porter S Roberts G P Whitmore Rattler Clara S Cameron Gov Butler North Bay Abbie Dodge Etta Gott F Somes Percy William H Raymond John D Long Polar Wave Zeliabt Norwood Noonday Joseph 0 Carrie E Lane Carrier Dove Carrie Annie Wachusetts D D Winchester Georges Lna G King Mary S Honivet J W Collins Hereward Chester R Lawrence David A Story Annie C Hall Edward Kevey Geo J Tarr Chas H Brown James C Craig Grand Banks Boothbay John Bayley Shepherd Baltimore Bangor Icis James O’ Donnell Chandler Addie John Purdy Providence Weymouth Minetta Crocker Winterport Ruth § Hodgdon Carl Rockert Sarah Franklin Ibarten Portland Vinalhaven Pacific Nash Rockland E M Sawyes Wats Elizabethport Annis Wilder Rockport Lincoln George Prescott Trawarthey Wilmington Sardina Tart Black Warrior Babbage Deer Isle Adas Adline Dudley Hillsboro Mary Gage Grant Macheis Newcastle Victory Thorndike Lynn Marggie Smith Smith Mount Desert Gertie Lewis Leighton Lyuia Woorsten Casino Portlant Elia Frances Portiana Rocklind Frank Willie Brown St Johns Eimaina Day Wendel Banger Tston Harvard Hovey Sullivan Mary Means Eaton Denute Lymin Lighton Cohasset Ringewoou Belfast Haiiie E King Collins Plymouth Peck Josie Camora Simon River Clara Densmore Errien Lubeck J P Meriman Ranger Rosa E. Rogers Walbridge Salem Abigal Slayes Elsworth Cordova Beer Island Swallow Strout Machris Dwd H Piescott Davis Loston Moore Purdey Philadelphia B . Prince Wadsworth Camden Eddie Peirce Solitaire Seavey Eddie Pierce Seirs E R Nickerson Farmer Mary Elizabeth Dunton Mr Elliott Thurston George Albert Sweet John Bizley Shepherd Swis Moon St John Prince James D Derrhy Adie John Minella Ruth S Hodgdon Carle Sarah Franklin Barter Toronto Efm Sawyer Wais Jonesnort Anna Wilder Dallas Iraeworthy Wineshaven Del Hart Babbog Deer Isie Machias Clear Callas Ellen Dart Oliver Richmond Bristol Ralph Grant Scis Stewart Bay of Fundy Lua Frances Rockwort Frank & Willis Emma Day Brewer Harvard Havey Bulkford Jennie Lynn Cohassey Cassis Ridge, Wood Hattie E Hing John Cameron Samoa River Clara Dinsmore Garrin

Transatlantic Vessel Movements From Sept 15 to 18

Shipping news lists sailings and arrivals at European ports with destination notes. Vessels include Noordland New York from Antwerp. Cla from Belfast to Quebec. Annesley from Dungeness to San Francisco. Swalen from Dublin to Quebec. Semantha from Dublin to Pascagoula. Theodore H Rand to New York from Danutzic. Trinacria from Gibraltar to New York. La Gascoigne from Havre to New York. Skjold to Brunswick. Norwegian and Stephen to Montreal and Boston for Havana, New York. Drumbarton to New York. Helene and Therese to Hamburg and Philadelphia. F tuna to MARSEILLES. Roska to Pensacola. San Giuseppe to New York. Stag to Philadelphia. Passat from Arendal to New York. Ganges to New Orleans. Harriet Upham to Cardiff. Leerdam to New York.

Antwerp Noordland Nickels New York Belfast Cla Gram Quebec Dungeness Annesley Ewart London San Francisco Dublin Swalen Sorensen Dieppe Semantha Simpson Pascagoula Danutzic Theodore H Rand Morris Gibraltar Trinacria Mitchell Leghorn Hamburg Veronica Pettersen Brunswick Havre la Gascoigne Santelli Liverpool Skjold Bugge Buetouche Norwegian Stephen Montreal Virginian Fitz Boston Havana Romeo Williams Palestine Whiteway Boston Drumbarton Johnson Isle OF Wight Helene Bambach Therese Hashagen Philadelphia Konigslerg Tuna Unruh Marseilles Roska Pensacola San Giuseppe Rinaldi Oran Stag Adams Passat Arendal Ganges New Orleans Plymouth Harriet Upham Lloyd Cardiff Romperdam Leerdam Steirendregt

Mariners List of Ships and Voyages with Positions

A compiled slate of vessels sailing from Atlantic and Pacific ports with cargoes routes and reported positions. Ships include Shin Mountaineer from tull to Wilmington Cal and State of Maine from Cardiff to Hong Kong with dates in July and August and various lat long readings.

Shin Mountaineer Tull Wilmington Cal Ion State of Maine Nickels Cardiff Hong Kong Shiv Soudan San Francisco Tai Wm. Bateman Bordeaux New York Belle Wooser Higgins Passives Aig Portland Norfvik

Whaling Ships Refitted for Eighteen Months Voyage

New Bedford reports cheared bark Wm Baylies from Montrose and whalingschs Antarctic and Willing A Grogier are being refitted for an eighteen months voyage. Will sail Oct L in command of the same captains.

New Bedford

London to Galway ship Victoria Cross wrecks near Daunt's Rock

Maritime notes report the Victoria Cross, en route from San Francisco to Galway via Queenstown, wrecked near Daunt's Rock and lies broadside to the sea listing outward with water in her holds. Cargo salvage by divers may be possible as she drifts ashore near Robert Head.

London San Francisco Galway Queenstown Daunt’s Rock Martha Olsen Bordeaux Richibucto Storm King Richmond New York Boston Fowvoat Company Maynard Sumner Bath Delaware F Crockett Royal Sydney Nsw Eureka Glasgow Barbadoes Lark Linnet Iquique Halifax Olivia Carrigan Landry Glace Bay Aspinwall Sheet Harbor Melbourne Lark Will W Case Boston Sydney New Bedford Sir William P Hood Baltmore North Ledge Buzzard Bay Newcastle Del Blanche Henderson Port Antonio Newcastle Cove Pensacola Rosasco’ Bros Ferra de Orienta St Lucie Jamaica Gettiig Port Clyde Sir Lucy Elizabeth Connegs Franklin Portland Dart Island Bar Shanghai Cyprus Parker Victoria Cross Robert Head St Thomas Abner Coburn St. David Barks Furst Belmark Cork United Kingdom Dumfrieshire Closeburn Colon Wilmington Macduff New London Conn Sir Edward Slade Port Jefferson Hoboken Fall River Rockkind Charles Stewart Grant Scott Bangor Ragged Island St John Pictou Chatham Escuminae Dorchester H W Palmer Thomas Boyd Savannah Buenos Ayres Boyd Porchester Havre Bretagne Albert Valparaiso Woodlark Hamburg Kelvin Victoria Sardonyx Gabriola Reef Nanaimo Yarmouth Samuel Walsh Marine Railway Philadelphia Belle Isle Strait E. J. Spicer Spicer Antwerp George’s Anks Sch Yale New Haven Branch Hydrographic Office

Notice to Mariners at Sandy Hook Lightship Change

Sept 18 report notes replacement of the Scotland Lightship with the relief ship withdrawn. Authorities advise mariners to adjust routes and heed updated navigational guidance. The action reflects ongoing maintenance and repositioning of aids to navigation at Sandy Hook.

Sandy Hook Scotland

Maritime Movements and Departures Amid Atlantic Trade

Shipping notices list steamer Alameda Morse sailing from Auckland to San Francisco on September 14 and Ludvig Holberg Houge sailing to New York via Carthagena on September 1. other vessels include Alene Linghes toward Port Limon, Perla d Oriente from Pensacola via Jamaica, Col Wells to Carthagena, H C Sibley to Boston, Impulse to New York via San Blas, Conecuh to Phil via Ship Island, M and E Cox to Progreso, Tevienne in port at Cape Haitien September 16, and several ships bound for New York or Philadelphia with loading or sailing dates noted.

Hong Kong Abbie Carver Pendleton Callao Hattie N Bangs Bangs Chefoo Shin Annie H Smith Brown Pactolus Beernham Gloaming Dinsmore Benjamin Sewill Uhnan New York Riex McNeil Davis India Rich Lucy A Nichols Nichols McLaurin Little Revolving Light Durkee R Thomas Zouave Soper Une Burks Cirlon Porto Rico Albatross Clausen Charleston Sarnia Gibson Montreal London Surrey Murrel Baltimore Helvetia Cochrane Durham City Lund Boston Maryport Madrid Garson New Orleans Melbourne George Homer Terry Moodyville Shin Iceberg Carver Calcutta Mazzarone Lord Warwick Prout Moville Anchoria Small Glasgow Palermo Yoxford Creeley Shanghae Port Ang Daniel Tenney Wilson Wilna Taylor Sarmatian Koenig Minnie Burrill Robertson Barks Albania Brownell Adam W Snnes Field Jennie Parker Veale Siingalore Barks St Andrea Mazella Francesca T. Tonetti Live Feed Whittier lLoston Saigon McNear Frost Cebu Lisa Serra Pedang Trinity Little Beauty Braddon Valparaiso Ceylon Owens Victoria Archer Chambers Liverpool Portland O. K . Yarmouth Anita Seely Auckland Alameda Morse San Francisco Aspinwall Ludvig Holberg Houge Carthagena Alene Linghes Port Limon Perla d’Oriente Pensacola Jamaica Col Wells Newell H C Sibley Hickborn Treworgy San Blas Conecuh Norton Phil Ship Island M & E Cox Robinson Progreso Tevienne Monreal Cape Haytien Mary E Douglass Perkins Lemoine Steele Wilmington Cardi Juliet Thompson Darien Beard Philadelphia Aletha Barwise Catana Weisleydale Dundee Deodata Andersen Quebec Nettie Lowry Frey Lynn Viola Repvard Smith Bortsmouth Eva Adell Westcott Augusta Delaware Breakwater Plummer Howes Norfolk Bath Exile Pearce Dunkirk Gerhard Hercksen Bremen Dej Navesink Hall Portsmouth Perth Amboy Wilhelm Birk Del Stangebye Stettin Flora Condon Burgess Hannah Blackman Burdick Willow Harp Proviidence Sarah Quinn Lynch Somerset Harvest O’donnell Carl Lothrop Snow J G Pierson Portchester Barks Western Chief Sander Hamburg Alice Kair Sand River Cienfuegos Scis Standard Oram Wimnington Fred Jackson Francis RK Baird Grace Iso L&th David Isugbee Buenos Ayres Schsisen ES Fron Bay St Lawrence Stowell Sheridan Bay Rockland Winfield Brigadier Cousins Newport News Orton Gallon William Crane Foster Salem M Bird Read Emma C Cotton Ayres B L Eaton Grierson Calais Light of the East Coulter Elsworth Rondout Abby Wasson Lord Mattie Holmes Bangor Newark George Loud Harris Sullivan David Yorrey Horn Forest City Jones Fred Smith Whitney Hartinger Newton Otranto Lockhart Pavilion Raven Yanke Blade Coombs Aliie Oakes Morrisin Emma J Greggory Maker Hunter Whitten Meg Day Pratt Col Milliken Dunton Richmond Eurotas Barlow Gardiner William F Barnes Hallowell Zamna Lambert Machias Maynard Sumner Dyer Rosa E. Rogers Columbia Falls Closson Haskell Hyannis Feerless Camden Ontario Janes Clara Kinsmore Fanning Lubee Karslie St John Minnehaha Lanesville Charlotte Fish Gardner Clarks Island Francis Edwards Brookings Webster Barnard Marshall Banger Henry P Metcalf Fassett Arta Flora King Brett Pawtucket Patten Sea Flower Milliken Plymouth Thomas J Beckett Nantucket Charley Woolsey Londo Rival Stuart Rockport Yacoma Park Eldorado Humphrey Parthenia Furmeaux Demerara Erna Niejar Gulf Stream Tribou Carrie Lasler Easter Port Au Prince Haytt Washington Chas C Lister, Jr Palmly

Domestic Ports Records From Astoria To Washington

Shipping news reports numerous vessels at ports along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Ships, barks, and schooners from Astoria to Washington clear or sail for ports including Port Royal Savannah New York Philadelphia and Boston with specific ships such as Shakespeare Duen Argosy Alleghany Wilhelm Maack and many others listed alongside destinations and sail dates.

Astoria Shakespeare Duen United Kingdom Baltimore Argosy Norman Swansea Philadelphia Port Royal Win Woodward Young New York Alleghany Taylor Boston William Lawrence Snow Savannah Wilhelm Maack Faetwurst Londonderry Swis A A Shaw Morgan Wm H Vanname Cubberly Virginia Rulon Mills Bermuda J B Clayton Parker Batil Nat Meader Gilchrist Gardiner Bangor Lewis Smith Leach Farr Larrimore Centurion Linnell Mary Lymburner Tickett A K Woodward Alley Mary J Castner Charley Woolsey Lowe James O’donohue Chandler Empresa Kendall Oakwoods Narragansett Pier Duroe Johnson Weymouth Honest Abe Bates Salem Winslow Morse McDonough L M Strout Bullock Lyra Dodge Danversport Storm Petrel Patten Rondout Beverly Colorado Daniels Georgetown J H Parker Wicks Hattie L Steets Dale Hyannis Schs Crickett Perry Dennings St John DM French Childs John Lromell Portsmouth Anna A Holton L. Robinson D K Aiken Yarmouth Jacksonville Ring Dove Marston Frank McDonald Cannon Mobile Lizzie Goudey Key West Marblehead Vraie Smith New Orleans Hudson Freeman Haytien King Barbados Joseph P Macheca Nickerson Grand Cayman Port Eads City of Dallas Belize el Paso Norfolk Bertha Warner New Haven Lucia Porter Mignon William Wilson Newport News Per Pierce Blackstone West Oint John R Stanhope de Winter Alexandria Richmond New Bedford Icis H B Ritter Peterson Adele Trudel Fidler Bb B Church Kelly Bent English Chase J S Worthington Fitch Wm Druer Newponrtt Marietta Smith Marsden Greenwort New London Little Gull Maggie Browne Davis Stockholm Howard A Hunt Henderson Ann Amelia Port Johnson Oceanelle James Wingt Kenzil Blake Ing Kidd Franklin Pierce Weir T Towner Dayton St Croix Schs Geofrey Rogers Chas A Dame Republic Liverpool Lord of the Isles Japan Umbria Acapulco Aspinwall City of Inperial Frank Pendleton Barrow Wm H Spicer Antwerp Wm H Starbuck Plymouths Barks Pisco Hull Lillian Windsor Quebec Sen Eed Union Leghorn GS Peney Cadizschs Evelyn Ry Hi Hart Nettie Grant Elsworth Emma Somerset Whistler Taunton Busbus Mary A Trainer Damariscotta Charles C Dame Newburyport ES Bayma Lanesville HA Taber H P Hallock Rachel Jane Newport H F Pimmock Hallett Franconia Bennett Portland Grace Jeffrey London Saratoga Curtis Havana Vertiumnus Cook Montego Bay Yemasee Platt Charleston Kovno Neil Stettin Buffalo Mallett Assyria Spittal Glasgow City of Augusta Iliza Arbuckle Puerto Cortez Navarro Aldecoce Parthia Brough Singapore Knickerbocker Kimble Alamo Risk Galveston Eluonte Hawthorne Friederland Belliveau Bremen Gebion Borgeisen Port Elizabeth Margarita Desilva Osorio Flash Light Dexter Maramin Jangvests Panang J B Newcomb Rutherford Cette Minnie G Whitney Foley Josef Bueno McCall Matanzas Ichs George W Whitford Alexander Lavandres Rover Baracoa la Bretagne Havre Hermann Egypt Trinidad Cora Green Katahdin Icis Spartel Hillsboro Keystone Calais M Duzen Adam Isowlsby Ellsworth Fleetwing Rockland Richard Vaux Cowesset A E Moore Providence Das A Parson DA Foster Edwin Flower Maria Louisa John Randolph Daniel Brown John Warren S S Brown Witch Hazel Mary Miller Bristol Hell Gate H F Dimock Tillie Ewing Norwich Fred Walton Rich W S Daughton Mackey Joseph G Dean Joseph Eaton Chatfield Hoboken Medford Senator Grimes Warr Weehawken Florence Nowell Henrietta Simmons Maggie Bell Amboy Cayenne Simpson Eastport Nellie E Gray Albany Sarah Quinn Lynch Perth Amboy Mar A Hbira Bunce New York Port Laton Magnet Fletcher Helen Thompson Averill Newburg Pinsacola Freedam Willey Telefon Molbeck Hartlepool Lizzie B Willey Fountain Puilladelphia Louisa McCue Anderson East Cambridge Gem Bray Bath Amy A.lane Carver Cardenas H Cleaves Charleson Carrie A Norton Hodgdon Robert Start Leeman Kennebec Casner Heft Owens Washington Annie T Bailey Theresa Wolf Robinson Maggie Andrews Cora Vuengilder Lee Leared Wessong Catharine Whiting Kegs Fall River Panther Ediorne Lancaster Hand

Letters Waiting at Boston Post Office September 18 List

A detailed roster of letters remaining at the Boston Post Office General Delivery on Saturday September 18 compiled by Alonzo F. Johnson. The list includes numerous ship and sch names with receivers and titles such as captains, crew, and owners, and notes that letters addressed in care of the Marine Editor will be retained or forwarded if requested.

Boston Post Alonzo F. Johnson Lst Anderson Charles Sarah Carlin Adams Hallen A Chase Banks William J Emma C Middleton Barnes Charles M Haskel Benneke Syren Bearse Wallace C Henry Messer W I PD Hilton Beal Wille H Ada Barker Blydenburgh Fred Anna’m Lickerson Bartlett Lizzie Dewey Brown Leander Bothwell Isaac James J China Day Andrew Fortuna Drew Capt J N Lowitch Egan Wm E Gertrude Abbit Edwardson Pedesiip Ernst James Clyde Fidler Edward Simmons Farnsworth Daniel Clara E Rogers Gabrial William I Morrison Gold Berks Haley Leisenring Hodgdon David Daylight Holbrook Levi Emma James Kitchin Keenan Patrick Thomas Mary Edey Kelley George F Sawyer Kennedy Susan Lent Emma Potter Lee E H Kate Aitken Lewis Freeman Mary Knowles Leadsheer Richard Barkentine Eyre Merchant Willard P New Boxer Montgomery Cyrus Chamberlain Murphy James C M Morey Murray P Churchill Mc Donald E B B Pace Neilson Mark Peerless Nolan Virgil Rock Nase Angel Green Philips Benj Bark Pytha Poland Samuel S Flora Rogers Parsons Emuiie Peoples James O Mary C. Hathaway Snowman George G Julia S Baiely Smith Eee Drews Julia S_ bailey Sloconm John George Whinmore Sullivan W J Albert T Stearns Newton C G W Raitt Truitt E S Middleton Trive Edgar A Grace Cushing Walsh Bird Wheaton Sallie Bessie Morris Williams Joan Jane Adeline Whittemore A.B John Proctor Watts Charles Charles Mayer

Mails Close at Boston and Overseas Destinations

Notices list mail closing times for Europe Americas and the Pacific from Boston and New York. Special addresses for Ireland Britain and Europe via Queenstown Liverpool Southampton Bremen and Plymouth with steamships Italia Eider Gallia Umbria Baltic and more. Also Cuba Mexico Australia Fiji New Zealand and Pacific island routes.

Ireland Great Britain Queenstown Liverpool Bothnia New York Great Britain and Ireland Southampton Bremen Eider Republic Germany Couburg Suevia Europe Gallia Biases York France Brest Havre Scotland Glasgow Ethiopia Cuba Tamna Fla Key West Boston Tries Plymouth Cherbourg Hamyer Umbria Baltic la Bretagne Mexico

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