Surprise at Chicago as Chicagos win short game
The Chicagos win a short game while Detroits beat the Hoosiers in the final game. Rain halted play in New York and Philadelphia with the Boston game stoppage in New York yesterday. Pittsburgs defeated the Chicagos in a hot ten inning contest before the Chicagos later won another brief game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicagos
Detroits
Hoosiers
New York
Philadelphia
Bostons
Pittsburgs
Rain Delays and Late Runs Dominate Polo Grounds Card
Rain halted New Yorks vs Bostons at the polo grounds after four innings with New York trailing 4 1. The Pittsburghs rallied to defeat the Chicagos 5 1 in ten innings, aided by a Dalrymple homer and a late rally. In Detroit, the season finale saw a 8 4 victory over Indianapolis as seven costly Detroits runs in the sixth doomed the Hoosiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostons
New York
New Yorks
Polo Grounds
Keefe
Murphy
Conway
Tate
Daniels
Curiaco
Chicagos
Williamson
Tebeau
Pittsburgs
Dalrymple
Clarkson
Chicago
R. BH. PO
Pettit
Carroll
Ryan
Pfeffer
Durkley
Williams
Simith
Tebeaun
Kuehne
van Hal'n
Fields
Darling
OjMorris
Beecher
Icagos
Dama
Pittsburgh
Keffer
van Haltren
Miller
Whitney
Smith
Vara Halbeen
Morris
Pittsboros
Valentine
Driver
Detroits
Western clubs organize for new baseball league
Chicago Sept 28 Delegates from Omaha Chicago Kansas City Lincoln Des Moines Minneapolis St Paul and Milwaukee formed the Western Association of Professional Baseball Clubs. They elected officers and signed an agreement. The St Louis Crowns were considered but dropped after Von Der Ahe manager demanded too much.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City
Lincoln
Des Moines
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
St. Louis
von der Ahe
Other Games Duel: Louisville-Clevelands 3 Naticka 2
At Louisville Cleveland s game the Louisvilles scored three runs to Naticka s two while Fitchburg Pitchburgs topped Naticka 11 to 2 in another matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Clevelands
Louisvilles
Fitchburg
Pitchburgs
Naticka
Unfortunate voyage of the brig Alexander to Hudson Bay
The brig Alexander of New Bedford returned after a fourteen month voyage to Hudson Bay with twenty five barrels of oil and 250 pounds of whalebone. The crew faced ice, accidents, and scurvy while wintering on Marble Island. Two crewmen deserted, one died from exposure, and others suffered frostbite and illness. Crew wages were shares in the cargo, leaving many in debt to the vessel and outfitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
New Bedford
Hudson Bay
North Bluff
Marble Island Harbor
Christopher Uahler
Charles Keefe
James Tatas
Blossom
Fatal stabbing affray shocks Laconia crowd
In Laconia New Hampshire on Sept 28 Daniel E Grant died after a knife wound to the abdomen near the heart. Barber John E Hutchinson, who had argued with Grant, is held on suspicion of the stabbing. Hutchinson, about 30, had a clean reputation and remained despondent after the incident. Grant, a heel burnisher, had recent assault fines and a high temper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laconia
N. H
Sprotran
Elgin Wells
Daniel E. Grant
Grant
John E. Hutchinson
Post
Hutchinson
Sanbornton
Harry B. Cilley
Dan
Story
E. T. Jewell
Jewell & Stone
Bartlett & Doak
Lacoma
Indians in New York hold fifth annual welfare conference
The fifth annual conference of friends of the Indians opens in LAxr Mononk New York with General Clinton B Fisk chosen president and J Kinney and J A Davis named secretaries. Questions cover Indian governance education and land policy under the Dawes act. Lectures discuss education commissions, Dawes bill enforcement, and New York reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laxr Mononk
N. Y
Conference of
Friends of the Indians
Clinton B. Fisk
J. ©. Kinney
Hartford
J. A. Davis
Boston
Abbott
Painter
Iis
Dawes
Alice C. Fletcher
E. L. Pierce
Indian Bureau
New York
Judge Draper
Bishop Huntington
Draper
General Armstrong
Captain Pratt
Florida
Armstrong
Essex Agricultural Society Seventy-Third Cattle Show Closes
Pranopy Sept 28 The sixty seventh annual cattle show and fair of the Essex Agricultural Society ended today with forenoon events including side hill and sulky ploughing and team work. Dr William Cogswell of Bradford gave the annual address at Peabody Institute on Our Indebtedness to the Farm. Dinner at the skating rink followed by speeches from Dr Loring of Salem Rev OS Butler of Georgetown Sheriff Herrick and J P King of Peabody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Os, Butler
Georgetown
Sheriff Herrick
J. P. King
Peabody
Leather Jackets and Suits From G W Simmons & Co
G W Simmons & Co advertises more than ten thousand leather jackets and a wide range of suits at 32 to 44 North Street. The Orren of Cheviot suits priced at eight dollars and hundreds of varieties offer patrons the chance to purchase two or three new outfits this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Ship News Notice to Captains at Boston Signal Station
Observations taken Sept 28 at 7am Boston noon Greenwich time provide wind barometer and weather data. Captains should adjust ship barometers by one hundredth inch per ten feet above sea level. Miniature Almanac notes Sept 29 tides sun moon day length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Greenwich
Port of Boston Arrivals and Sailings Report
Port of Boston lists arrivals from New York Bangor Portland Gloucester Provincetown and Halifax on Sept 28. Vessels include Herman Winter Katahdin Tremont City of Gloucester Ocean Pearl Jennie Cushman and many schooners and brigs with cargos of sugar hides logwood and other goods. Weather shifts from fair to strong northeast winds with a 36 hour hove to for the ship Ocean Pearl and other vessels sailing or cleared for Liverpool Jamaica Philadelphia and other ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Winter
Hallett
New York
Ndse
H M Whitney
Steuer Katahdin
Pierce
Bangor
Tremont
Donovan
Portland
City of Gloucester
Young
Gloucester
Longfellow
Smith
Provincetown
Ocean Pearl
Stetson
Tavana
Vineyard Haven
Nash, Spaulding & Co
Jennie Cushman
Boston
Brandt
St Vincent
F C Butman
Jon
Seir Edward Johnson
Belfast
Parker
Savanna-la-Mar
Delaware
Emery & Co
Annie M Bell
Banks
Pubnico
Acacia
Grady
Strohn
Carlotta
Reed Wallace
Francis C Yarnell
Scott
Philadelphia
Mattie W Atwood
Dyer
Baltimore
Cotton
Crammer
Maggie P Smith
Douglass
Lei Tizzie Cochran
Hopkins
Swis J
Wellington
Newcomb
Daniel Brittain
Coleman
Hoboken
Sarah L Simmons
Allen
South Amboy
M E Eldridge
Kelley
Elen J Holway
John H Perry
Worth Amboy
Mary Langdon
Emery
Weymouth
Active
Frisbie
Wingaesheek
Adams
Newburyport
Sarah W Lawrence
Farrow
Jowell Leeds
Cranmer
James B Pace
Yhrasher
Bill Stowe
Phinney
Abbie S Walker
Dobbin
Georgetown
James Ford
Garfield
Annie S Murch
Rondout
Congress
Harriss
J L Newton
Stover
Union
Calor
Enos
Phillips
Baker
G Hamlin
Rich
Kate & Mary
Coguswell
Addie Geo Twin
Isristol
Grace Betts
Elsworth
L M Strout
Fernald
Kennebec
Butler
Brown
Mt Desert
Scythia
Roberts
Liverpool
Alexander Martin
British Crown
London
Furness
Jaylien Republic
Compton
Haytien
C Morse
Lisch Percy
Reed
Anthony
Bear River
Delong & Seaman
Elsa
Jackman
Port Antonio
Jamaica
Jessie A Freeman
Hyaline
McLeod
Brach Forest Belle
Phipps
St John
Hhatheway & Co
Coasl
Dimock
Berry
Parthian
Nickerson
E B Sampson
Katahdin
H Hidl
Ponogan
Wortland
Charles F Williams
Brilliant
Danforth
Algo
Chiswick
Gowing
A C Lombard’s Sons
Echo
Bogart
J G Hall & Co
Schs
Cate Markee
Oriole
Kennebec River
Elim City
Etheridge
D W Linnell
Wim G Lewis
Norfolk
R Crowell
Norman
H F Dimock
Red Rose
Sydney
J A Dorsey
Ann Elizabeth
Confidence
Laurens
Josephine
Nellie W Craig
Iowa
PELOW
Lwis
Howard W Middleton
Theresa Wolfe
Charters Reported For Cuban Ports And Portland Runs
New York reports light Cuban port charters and easy lumber rates from Southern ports with several vessels listed. British bark 950 tons to Montevideo, Black River bark to Philadelphia for log wood, brig to St Thomas, schooners Satilla River and Pungo to New York for lumber, coal moves to Salem and Marblehead. Portland charters include bark John J Marsh to Portland with coal, brig Don Jacinto Demarara to Hatteras for sugar, Addie Hate Portland to New York lumber, Wey to Glen Cove, and several private terms for lumber oil and hard pine lumber to Portland and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Montevideo
Black River
Philadelphia
Logwood
St Thomas
Satilla River
Pungo
Sound
South Amboy
Salem
Marblehead
Portland
John J Marsh
Baltimore
Don Jacinto
Demarara
Hatteras
Addie Hate
A J York
Alfred W Fisk
Weyposset
Glen Cove
Kennebec
Mary Fink
Same
K G Dunn
Gloucester and Vineyard Haven Sailing News Wax Boats
From Boothbay to Rockland and Bath vessels sail for destinations including Moncton Portland and New York. Numerous schooners fish and sail from Gloucester Salem Vineyard Haven and surrounding ports with 55,000 pounds of cod and 565 barrels of mackerel reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boothbay
Lizzie J Clark
Dillingham
Taunton
Rocklind
Cushan
Brown
Poston
Beer Isle
Smith
Rowe
Bath
Gloucester
William W Rive
Willian Li Wellington
Nellie N Kowe
Senator Morgan
Merrimac
Volunteer
Davy Crocker Shiloh
Minnehaha
Commonwealth
Senator Frye
Gov Butler
Seining
Lizzie M Center
North Bay
Addie Buuna
Abby
Salem
Scha
Frye
Perth Amboy
Mary Brewer
Kenney
Raritan River
Vineyard Haven
Schs
Daniel Person Harris
South Amboy
Neponset
Ellie
Ilamlyn
St John
New York
Commerce
Wade
Freetwing
Maddox
Rockland
Willie Martin Holbrook
Bow
Elwood Burton
Yreka
Minquas
Edwin
Light of
Iast
Abel W Parker
Idsho
Wim A Crocker
Sabrina
F Merwin
Cook Borden
Willie
Cumberland
Hallowell
Olivia
Williams
Transatlantic Shipping Notes From Various Ports
A dated list of ships and vessels with sailings and passings from ports including Batavia, Blaye, Pahia, Cape Town, Callao, Cadiz, Cardiff, Nover, Falmouth, Greenock, Grangemouth, Hamburg, Havre, Ilull, Kinsale, Liverpool, Lisbon, Lizard, and Nordenham. Entries name ship or bark type, master, home port, and destinations like New York, Sydney, Charleston, Liverpool, and Rotterdam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bataviaa
Cape Finistere
Clark
New York
Blaye
Cromwell
Jacobsen
Pahia
Bowden
Sydney
Geraldine
Walsh
Ship Island
Brow Head
Oliver Emery
Swatridge
St John
Queenstown
Cape Town
Rex
Anderson
Callaq
Kilkerran
Ferguson
Port Blakeley
Cadiz
Grace
Truscott
St Johns
Cardiff
Gordon
Santa Rosalia
Vasa
Tallaksen
Ilull
Charleston
Falm
London
Galileo
Jones
Kinsale
Crusader
Hutchinson
Liverpool
Ayr
Standard
Percy
San Francisco
Lisbon
Salvatore Massa
Ital
Florentina
Lizard
Lassen
Anna
Menkens
Nordenham
Bark Nova Scotia
Potter
Rotterdam
Maritime arrivals and sailings from assorted ports
Shipping list records multiple vessels with departures and routes across ports including London, Mebourne, Madeira, Port Natal, Prawle Point, Pekalongan, Plymouth, Rio Grande do Sul, Stettin, and Sydney. Vessels include bark Kepler, steamer Nova Scotian, Adam W Spies, Storra Lee, Brazil, Galate, Farragut, Regina, Heinrich, Solgran, Johanna, George Thompson, Inch Green, Nellie May. Ports cited include New Orleans, Baltimore, Boston, Calcutta, Charleston, Rotterdam, Batavia, New York, Darien, Philadelphia, Newcastle, and Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kepler
Oilkens
New Orleans
Nova Scotian
Hughes
Baltimore
Mebourne
Adam W Spies
Field
Boston
Orskar
Swed
Eustrom
Utsalady
Madeira
Storra Lee
Charleston
Port Natal
Brazil
Davidson
Calcutta
Galate
Carter
New York
Rotterdam
Pekalongan
Farragut
Hardwick
Batavia
Plymouth
Regina
Nor
Bronland
Darien
Rio Grande DO Sul
Heinrich
Ger
Jantzen
Solgran
Colbensen
Richmond
Stetti
Hyannis
Mass
Hattie M Crowell
Chase
Belle Higgins
Sheffield
Savannah
Varuna
Birdsall
Philadelphia
Maggie E Gray
Pedrick
Althnore
Edgartown
Wm_ Duran
Gore
Calais
Fall River
Leonard Hatch
Rockland
Elwood Burton
Warrington
Lillian Mingus
Marine
Newport
Racer
Wyant
Newark
Smled
William Young
Crittenden
Providence
Discoverer
Aspinwall
Harold
Miller
Atilla
Marmion
Watt
Puerto Cortez
Professor Morse
Torjuson
Ruatan
Eureka
Quick
Hudson
Freeman
Taylor
Norfolk
George V Jordan
Annie M Allen
Brown
Brixham
Debrix
Jamaica
Thornhill
Wetherill
Progreso
Gracie Db Chambers
Lane
Guido
Lachiondo
Cienfuegos
C G Cranmer
Richard Vaux
J M Dromall
Mary Riley
Swis Thorington
Philadeltonia
Lemuel TL Hopkins
D & E Kelly
Joseph F .Balor
New Haven
William D Marvell
Hoboken
J Hanson
C A Briggs
Steamer Electric
Craig
New London
Little Gull & Am
Zeno
Demerara
Pavan
New Bedford
John II May
Riggs
Mark Pendleton
Pendleton
Bangor
Rkl Kenney
Farr
Charley Woolsey
Low
Swis
Brynon
Rio Janeiro
Pensacola
Risso
Montevideo
Port Royal
Eleanor
Mott
Lancaster
Robinson
Portsmouth
Glanville Russell
Jilamilton
Jordan
Crowell
Simmons
Douglass
Lizzie Young
Vierce
Susan N Pickering
Haskell
Benjamin Gartside
Sharp
Bessie C Beach
Meni
Lanesville
David Clarkson
Ireland
Bath
Anna Fen Morse
Lancil
Cephas
Brea ‘Thompson
Emma C Cotton
Ayres
Salem
British King
Kelly
Liverpool
George W Sweeney
Hewitt
Galveston
Icis
Kate E Rich
Bowen
Lynn
Alice Borda
Howland
Mary I Morris
Facemire
J 8S Wood
Fisher
Genevieve
Haley
Thos G Smith
Swain
George W Fenimore
Magee
Anna T Bailey
Marston
Gardiner
St John
Alice Belle
Barker
Elizabethport
Portland
Henry B Cleaves
Charlson
Sehs
Lamoine
Steele
Ponce
Fred Jackson
Littlefield
Brigadier
Cousins
Essex
Coffin
Ida Hudson
Collins
Jasper
Georgie Willard
Stanley
Boston Bay
Alfred W Fisk
White
Mary McLaughlin
Gevier
Arichat
Norman
Smith
Winiser
J P Ames
Cook
Hillsboro
Mary Fink
Perth Amboy
Anna A Holton
Gilchrist
Evie B Hall
Anna E Ketchun
Ketchum
Silver Heels
McMullen
Henry P Hallock
Tisdale
Aunton
F Hall
Tapley
Castine
Henry Parker
Green
John Shay
Tilton
Annie E Blackman
Blackman
William Cobb
Steeves
Sarah Dwell
Wimbledon
Jarvis
Genoa
Albania
Bremen
Isie
San Francisco
Corea
Cullie
Cook's Inlet
Barkentine Planter
Perriman
Honolulu
C F Sargent
Baker
Nanaimo
Barunga
Hunter
Queenstown
Germania
de Wolf
Seattle
Sagamore
Hanson
Puget Sound
Consuelo
Lion Crag
Jones
Leon
Nettie Willing Harriss
R Hawley
Galloway
Wareham
Jesse Murdock
Phil Philadelphia
New Bedford Sighting Reports Arctic Leaking at Sea
Yesterday afternoon brig Alexander from Islessom Ki ndson Bay carried 25 bbls whale oil and 250 lbs bone. It reports Aug 2 speaking British steam whaler Arctic bound to Repulse Bay leaking badly at 16 inches per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Alexander
Kndson Bay
Arctic
Maritime Shipping Records From Atlantic Ports
Bark Bremerhaven Wit from Hamburg to Philadelphia sails Sept 21 at latitude 41 13 longitude 49 87. Bark Charles Loring Shestrup from Turks Island to Boston sails Sept 26 at latitude 40 50 longitude 63 25 aboard steamer Rhynland New York to Antwerp Sept 24 latitude 46 longitude 50. Lark Carrier Dove Forsyth, Antwerp to Philadelphia sails Sept 25 latitude 44 longitude 59.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremerhaven, Wit
Hamburg
Philadelphia
Charles Loring
Shestrup
Turks Island
Boston
Rhynland
New York
Antwerp
Lark Carrier Dove
Forsyth
Vessels report damages and collisions after Atlantic rough passage
Reports from Gaspe Quebec and New York describe ships badly damaged or in distress. The Lark Elba and Pedestrian Pedestrian Pedestrian are mentioned in various incidents, with repairs planned or diversions stated. A hurricane and heavy seas caused extensive damage aboard the Charles Dennis and other ships during the transatlantic voyage.
Ships and Barks Sail from Ports to North Atlantic Waters
Amid brisk port activity on September 13 to 27, vessels including brig Harry and Aubrey Tobin, bark China Selbert and steamer Marguerita sail for Newfoundland and Gloucester, while others like brig Raven and ship Bertie Bigelow depart for Boston Philadelphia and Liverpool. Grants of clearance note Quebec, Halifax, Quebec and St John routes with multiple cargoes and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciepbl
NB Morris
Smith
New York
Charlotte
Bohndorf
Antonio
Victoria
Hina
Hamburg
Deutschland
Hillgerroth
Baltimore
Halifax
Portia
Dawson
St Johns
Regnbuen
Olsen
Connaha
Quebec
Kinsale
Tikorma
Pugh
Richibueto
Liverpool
Bertie Bigelow Watley
Philadelphia
Diana
Kayser
Galveston
Boston
Leghorn
Caledonia
Hassenstein
Mediterranean
Minatillan
Ocean Kilg
Hicks
H Buddiss
Voss
Vmontreal
Pomeranian
Dalziel
London
Woodburn
Bristol
Parisian
Ocean King
Denham
Katie
Lund
Moncton
Clara
Haley
Simon
Plymouthian
Newport
Alpin
Bryne
Boca del Toro
Paysandu
R Lyman
Pinkhinm
Perth
Lake Superior
Grewart
Montreal
Carthagenian
Madid
Glasgow
Concordia
Dominion
Oxenholme
Sarpsburg
Ayr
Aarvak
Golden Rue
Buenos Ayres
Allan
Siled
Vancouver
Glengarry
St Thomas
Arsepl
Flora
Tike
New
Isaac Reed
Waldo
Yoko
Illinois
Panonia Park
Nicanor
Wolfe
Guantanamo
Oreala
Kelsey
Fajardo
Lo Ead
North of Hatteras
Sr John
Serene Bellarena
Tansoim
Barrow
Ireland
Thomas
Cayou
Nicosia
McDonald
Aeemere
Theresa
Glass
Druid
Wilcox
Sebs I
Ben Fisher
Reynolds
Nettie 1
Dobbin
Kinnery
Elvira
Samson
Annie A Booth
Wasson
Argith
Sebs Bat
Wilson
Magalling
Dallmy
Mangule Dal
Uath
Iquique
Hampton Roads
Yarmoutil
Bark Cap
Avonmouth
Sentinel
Domestic Ports Ship Movements and Arrivals
A compilation of port schooner and steamer arrivals and clearances across Astoria Portland Liverpool Providence and other East Coast ports. Entries list ships names masters crews and loading destinations with several entries noting sail dates and trade routes.
Shipping News Highlights From Multiple Ports
Maritime notices from Hyannis to Wareham report arrivals and sailings of steamers, schooners, and brigs. Vessels include Varuna Birdsall Philadelphia Maggie E Gray Pedrick Island City Boston and more with ports listed such as Antwerp Rotterdam New Orleans Panama and Boston.
Liverpool by Cunard steamer Scythia passenger list
List of passengers traveling to Liverpool on the Cunard steamer Scythia includes Mr and Mrs R Downes, Charles K Miller, Miss Abby A Miller, Mr and Mrs J B Alley, Miss Alrey, Miss Bancroft, Miss L Cousins, George W Piecknell, Homer Norris, E Burnet, Mr and Mrs L Prosser, Miss Caroline I Roberts, A J Giant, Miss H Keer. Cabin 17 intermediate 25 steerage 100 total 152.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Cunard
Scythia
R Downes
Charles K Miller
Abby A Miller
J B Alley
Alrey
Miss Bancroft
L. Cousins
George W Piecknell
Homer Norris
E Burnet
L Prosser
Caroline I Roberts
A J Giant
H Keer
Outgoing Steamers List with Schedules and Agents
A dated notice lists multiple outbound steamships with destinations and departure times from Gate City, Savanna, Liverpool, and Boston areas. Agents include Rich'n & Barnard, Alex Martin Berkshire, Geo E Smalley, J G Hall & Co, Harrison Loring Marathon, Kunhardt & Co, Henderson Bros, Punch Edge & Co, and V H Brown & Co. Sailings span September 29 to October 4 with varied ports such as Yarmouth Glasgow Liverpool Havre and others. Approximate mail steamers are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gate City
Savanna
Rich’n & Barnard
Scythia
Liverpool
Alex Martin
Shipping Schedules From Multiple Ports
Boston and Baltimore import data dated Sept 27 28 30 provide sailing agents and vessel names with destination ports including Chatham Yarmouth and London Listings show departures for Britannic Normandy Polynesia and other liners with dates Sept 11 through Oct 2 from Liverpool Hull Havre and Rio de Janeiro among others, noting agents such as Furness Sanderson J H Freeman and Henderson Bros and firms like Oelrichs Co and Kuuhardt & Co The compiled entries reflect a busy maritime timetable with multiple ships due on Sept 29 Sept 30 and Oct 1 2 across Atlantic and European routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Baltimore
George E Smalley Norman
Philadelp’a
Sampson Yarmouth
Yarmouth
G Hall & Co
Catalonia
Arene
Alex Martin
Milanese
London
Furness Santiago
Hull
Sanderson & Son
Porto Cor
J H Freeman
Liverpool
WJ Hurst
Hamburg
Kunhardt & Co
Britannic
JB Ismay Aaaoy Serime Bremen
Oelrichs & Co
Denmark
Hurst Heklar
Kristiania
Funch,edge & Co
Ohio
P Wright & Sons Polynesia
Kuuhardt & Co Richim'd Vial
Henderson Bros Notterdam
Rotterdam
unch,Edge & Co
Jerome
Para
Booth & Co
la Nnti
Havre
Louis de Bebinn Servia
W H Brown & Co Plata
Rio Janeiro
Busk & Jeyons
Mails to Europe and Caribbean by Steamship Scythia Barracouta and City of Para
Courier notices list mail departures from Boston and New York to Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool at 5.30 AM, to St Pierre Miquelon via Halifax at 6.00 PM, to the Netherlands via Amsterdam with special address, to St Croix and St Thomas and Windward Islands via Barracouta at 8.30 PM, and to Central America and South Pacific ports via Aspinwall with the City of Para at 7.30 PM and 3.00 PM, dates in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Southern Freight and Passenger
Charleston
Savannah
Florida
Superior
Lirect Steamship Line
Boston
Richardson & Barnard
Savannah Pier
A. D. W. Sampson
N. E. Avent
Washington St
New Yorak
Fall River
Providence
Metropolitan Steamship Co
New York
N. Xy
Europe
Queenstown
Liverpool
Scythia
Phutsuay
Hodg SO. Osssins Ce
Vieree
St. Vierre
Miquelon
Halifax
Pt. Bo.n
St. Croix
St. Thomas
Windward Islands
Barracouta
Central America
South Pacific
Aspinwall
Guatemala
Costa Rica
Yarmouth Steamship Company
Yarmouth
Lewis Wharf
Digby
Annapolis
Kentville
Ialifex
Davison
Leamer
St. John
N. B
Tigby
City
St.onn
Barrington
Shelburne
Lockport
Lunensug
Marmouth
Nova Scotia
Shipping notices listing sailings from Baltimore and New York
Entr ies announce sailings for Para and Pernambuco aboard the Lisboneuse from Baltimore at 7 30 P M Friday Sept 0. for Argentine Republic and Uruguay aboard Kiel from New York Friday with long schedule. Turks Island and Haiti aboard ship from New York Friday DGY Saturday 0 0 V. Europe via Umbria from New York Friday Sept BO at 3 00 P M. Costa Rica via Port Limon from New Orleans Saturday Oct 1 at 3 0 P M. Cuba by rail to Tampa then steamship via Key West closes Boston daily at 3 00 P M. Mexico closes at 5 00 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Para
Pernambuco
Brazil
Lisboneuse
Baltimore
Argentine Republic
Uruguay
Kiel
New York
Turks Island
Hayti
Europe
France
Switzerland
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Queenstown
Liverpool
Umbria
Riday
Costa Rica
Port Limon
New Orleans
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Key West
Mla
Boston
Mexico
Ate
Trans Pacific Mails and Steamship Arrivals Notice
Trans Pacific mails to Sandwich Islands New Zealand Australia Fiji Samoan Islands New Caledonia via Sydney from San Francisco Oct 21. Also Sandwich Islands via Australia from San Francisco Oct 11 and China Japan East Indies except British India via City of Sydney from San Francisco Oct 11. Correspondence for trans Pacific 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
N.S. W
Mariposa
San Francisco
China
Japan
the East Indies
British India
City of Sydney
Boston
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E A Gaskell
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la Gascogne
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Pacific Mails( Co
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Egypt
Rhaetia
Trans-Pacific Mails
Cunard Line
Cork Harbor
Bothnta
Marathon
Cephalonia
Pavonia
Great Britain
State Street
Charles V. Casey
Broad Street
BI. & A. Allan
Furness Line
Bostom
Longhirst
Warren Line
Norseman
Palestine
Arkansas
Warren & CO
Boston & Bangor Steamship Company
Foster’s Wharf
Bositon
Brooklin
Bluehill
Surry
Ellsworth
Sullivan
Bar Harbor
South West Harbor
William H. Hill, Jr
Reliable Line
Iva India Wharf
Portelan
C.F. Williams
Eastport & Calais, Me
International U.S. Co
Commercial Wharf
Port
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Kennebel River
Jane Gardiner
Augusta
Wath
Star OF the Sask
Jason Collins
Mincoln
H. H. Hyde
Havana
A. C. Lombard’s Sons
Agts
State St
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Grand Junction
Custom House
Postoffice
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Newcastle-on-tyne
New York & New England Railroad
George W. Preston
Navy Department
Washington
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Secretary of
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U.S
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GAFE
Cromwavell S. S. Line
North River
New York City
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Southwest
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Mobile
New Slexico
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Mississip
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California
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Stemus
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India Wharf
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Sam Francisco
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Old Mexico
KE. Currier
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Lawley
Easter Veent
Broadway
Walter Hall
John G. Hall & CO
Chatham Street
Boston Jialtikmore & Norfolk Line
Central Wharf
Geo. E. Smalley
Boston and Gloucester
North Side Central Wharf
E. &. Merchan’s
Agen
E. Tenn
West Point
Boston & Providence Railroad
Waldo A. Pearce
N. Eng
Verginia
Carolinas
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Boston & Norfolk Steamship Co
Piedmont Air Line
Boston & Providence R. R
Waldo A
Mallory
Colorado
Alamo
Nueces
Comal
Fernandina
Fla Rio Grande
State OF Texas
Seth Sprague
Old State House