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Wilmington journal., 1875-07-16
RY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
LATER ECARLIST SEAT
OF WAR.
DEBATE INAFRENCHASS

LONDON, July 12.-Pall Mall Gazette
says, we have received the following
from specially we'll Informed CORES
respondent of the Herald of yes terday
Gen. Cabrera has left Biarritz for
Bagreaes de Bigon having abandoned
his intention of going to Madrid. He
has small faith in the ultimate success
of Gen. Jovellars operations against
Darregaray he has already escaped by
an extraordinary march of ninety Kilo-
metres. This agrees with Darregarays
avowed intention not to fight except
in the basque provinces. The Carlist
artillery now numbers 12O guns and
more are expected daily.
MADRID, July 12-An official des
patch .ys Gen. Delatre has driven
,parregaray from Torrecilla guara
Sieste and Boltana. The Carlists re-
sisted Alfonsists stoutly and lost many
men. killed and wounded prisoners,
they retreated to the valley of Aran i'll
the pierinz. Gen. Delatre is still
pursuing them and Gen. Martinez
I lpas is making forced marched to
ON in pursuit.
Wilmington journal., 1875-07-16
Cumberland Cotton

MIR William Alderman, writes us
rom Fayetteville, and encloses a cotton
bloom which opened on his plantation
on 3Oth June, the first of the season
Cotton in Cumberland was doing
well, but corn looked badly with q
poor stand, and very uneaven. and
from present appearances will not
yield more than half a crop.
Wilmington journal., 1875-07-16

Atlantic Cotton Mills ut Lawrence,
Maine, employing 1850 operatives. have
suspended work for eight weeks.
Wilmington journal., 1875-07-16

Doregaray is actively pursued in
Spain by the Republicans. II is thought
he will seek refuge in French territory.
Wilmington journal., 1875-07-16

OEIr ORDAINED t,y tie Beard OF Alder
men Of the City Of " ilmington, X. c. a. fol-
fows:
Section l. That any COW or cTnrr rATTIB
of AND KIND. found yum ing at large win"
tna corporate limits OF this CRY, sha-' be III
pounded by the City Marsha, ard th" ""t'
required to pay fine OF Ten Dol De- as. BE-
fore the same shall he rclea ed
Hection > AIRY ordinance or parts Thereof con-
hi2ttng herewith. ar hereby rep ,5d
The above ordinance was ado7tfd ~ '"e
Eoard of a dermtn on The "a day "i JAM
1873. and will 90 into effect on after and NON
dav, June 2sth nstant.
T. {. SERVOSS,
City clerk and Treasn-eF..
Wilmington journal., 1875-07-16
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masonic Journal.


Messrs. E. A. Wilson, of the Eins-
ton Gazette, and Geo. S. Baker, OF the
Louisburg Courier, purpose starting
at Greensboro, about the 18th Of Sep
tember, q weekly Masonic Journal.
They are gentlemen of talent and e11
perience, and assure us the J""||'"S
will be one of which the fraternity may
be proud, and that no pans or eA-
pense will be spared to make 1t up to
the mark in every respect.
Interesting TO County CotnIssis-
Battles Reuisal, page 272. sec. 3,
proyides: "The Board of County Com
missions in each county shall hold a
re4etlar meeting at the Court House,
on the 1st Monday IN September ma
March in each year. They l'0y mold
special meetings on the 1st Nonoay III
each month, and no SPECIAL meeting
shall be holden for MARI WaIt I'r'"
days. Every meeting shall be open - L.
all persons. They m@y adjourn ti'-lr
regular meetings in March aud sep
tember, from day to dav, unIl the
business before them is oispossd OF. -
Wilmington journal., 1875-07-16
MuSQuito Nets

A Ia ahGE SIOCk JUST RECEIVED ana
July 1s. a. SMITH " 90.
The New York herald., 1875-09-30
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Sept 27-Arrived, bark Thets Nor) Andersen
Quebec; brig Mira CNop, ster, Wilmington, Nc
Sailed 2sth, ship Kate Prince Hamilton. Savannah.
BRIsToL, Sept 2s-Arrved bark Enea dtaD, cacuc New
Orleans brig Nellie Crosby CBr Crosby Chaestou 29th
ship Dunrobin C3r, Harris. New York
Sailed 2sth, ship Regina (Br), Murphy Tyboe
BREMEN, Sept 2S-ArrVed, steamer Hermann Ger
Reichmann. New York.
Sailed 2sth bark Chrstel Ger Bockemann New York.
BORDEAUX. Sept 2s-saed, Dorian (Br). Ritche
T6w York
CARDIFF. Sept 2s-Auived, bark Maria dtaD. segouri,
New York
CoPESHAGEN-saled, schr Alzcna, Plummer. United
States.
CRoNsrApr-Saled, bark Amelia, Burgess United States
DEAL, Sept 29-Arrived bark Mary (Br) Penery
New York for Stettin
DARTMOUTH, Sept 2s-Arrived, brig Caradoc (Bp, Nc
Rae, Bull River. SC,
FowEY, Sept 2S-sailed, bark Theodore NoD Nielsen
Philadelphia.
GLOUCESTER Sept 2o-Arrivod. bark vanads (Nor) Han
sen, Quebec.
GLASGOW Sept 2s-Arrived bark Scotia Queen r) Cur.
RE, Quebec.
GREESocK Sept 2eArrived barks Wave King (Br) Cor
bett Baltimore Harvester r Peterson do Doth cleared
at for Londonderry.
GIBRALTAR, Sept 2s-Arivcd brig Hinrich CSer Braue,
New York for Genoa Csee below.
HAMnURe Sept 2s-Sailed bark Gcssner Gen. Chrisof-
fers New York
LIVERPOOL, Sept 29-Auived barks Charlie (Br), Robin
son, New York; Samuel Hale Mathews Portland Me.
Put back 18th ship Ironsdes Speadcr Southwest
Csee below.
Sailed 18Th ship sandussy, Lowden New Orleans: bark
Rothiemay (Br) Evans, Halifax
LONDON Sept 29Arrved, barks Columbus (Nor), Olsen.
Quebec Hercules (No Nielsen, do, Lord Dahouse tGer
Ploetz. st Lawrence.
Also arrived goth bark Nina Sheldon Sheldon Rangoon
Cleared 2sth brig Dickie, Mcbride United States
Sailed 29th steamer Italy (Br). Thompson New York.
LONDONDERRY Sept 2S-Arrived bark Countess of Duff
ferin (Br), McGonagle, Philadelphia
LIsBos-Arved brig Mariana II (Por), Lopez, Phis-
delphia.
MovrILE Sept 2eArrived Utopia (Br), Groat,
New York for Glasgow
Also arrived 18th, night Nova scotian ) Rich
ardson Baltimore and Halifax for Liverpool
QUEENSTOWN, Sept 2s-Arrived, bark Providence (Br)
Coalfeet Philadelphia.
Arrived 29th barks Bayard (Nor) Tonnesen New York
Emerald CNor), Petersen, do.
SUNDERLAND, Sept 2SSaied bark Grad Semi (Aus), Bo-
nill United States
Sailed from -, bark wooloomooloo CBr. for United
States
LONDON Sept 29Bark Lord Dalhousie Gen Ploetz
rived here to-day from the st Lawrence brings the
Is Of the the ship Uncle joe Capt
Pinkham from ST John, NIB, Aug IL for Liverpool which
abandoned in a sinking condition THE Uncle reg
stered Sl4 TONS built Damariscott Me- in 1854 and
hailed from New York
The American ship Ironsidcs Capt Speader from Liverpool
Sept % for Southwest Pass put back Liverpool to-day
dismasted
despatch from Gibraltar the arrival there
the German brig Hnrich Capt Braue from New York Aug
25 for Genoa with cargo of $1,000 gallons petroleum
The Hinrich had been in collision and had hull rigging
sails damaged She wi be obliged discharge par
TALLY before proceeding her destination.
The New York herald., 1875-09-30
A GLADIATOR'S DEATH.

THE DYING MOMENTS OF NED oBALDwIN, THE
IRISH GIAEr-Po PosT-MoRTEM EXAMINATION OF
THE BODY.
Notwithstanding every effort that science and skill
could bring bear, the champion Irish puglist Ned
O'Badwin, who shot last Monday night at his
place Of business West street, died yesterday morn
ing few moments before eleven, the residence Of
his friend, Mr. Cassidy, No. ia Greenwich street.
During Tuesday night the pugilistic giant at
tended by his physicians and several at
tempts were made probe the wound, but
without success He suffered the most intense agony
all night As daylight approached he became worse
and prayed God to end his suGerings His personal
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Cassidy, untirng In their
attentions to the dying man. He deeply appreciated
their kind efforts and many times during the night
would thank them for their labors relieve his suffer
ings About six o'clock in the morning he asked for
Dr. shine his attending physician and also for priest
He sand he knew that he was dying and consequently
his request was complied with
LAST RELIGIOUS SERVICES
About seven O'Clock priest arrived and prayed with
him and consolod him. Up 70 within ten minutes OF
his death he was perfectly and talked his
friends IN a calm manner, only and then groaning
on account of the severe pains that convused him
About nine O'Clock he said 10 Mr. Cassidy y:-'I have
fooled you many time, but am not going 10 Tool you
He made Mr.. Cassidy promise to have his remains
take 10 Boston buried by nle side OF his brother
OiBaldwin has two sisters living in Bosom, named
Anna and NOrah; also sister in law. During the
morning O'Badwn would frequently ask for his sister
Anna and several times exclaimed :-"On only had
ny dear sister Anna here. Do send for her A tel
eGraphc patch sent to her, but she did not ar
| rive
About ten o'clock Or. Shine accompanied by Dr. J.
VI Carnochan. arrived, and after short examination
and consultation they stated that he would not live Till
twelve O'Clock O'Badwin prayed for the doctors
RELIEVE
ar put him out OF The world He several times said 'I
wish 10 was over, / wish il was done" About Eve
minutes before he died he remarked to Dr.. Shine ~
think ] going, ] can't Everything looks
blurred before me- He then began TO gasp for breath
and at ten minutes before eleven he expired without
struggle.
| During the morning he asked Mr. Cassidy IL Finnell,
j WHO sAoI Inn, Lad been arrested, and when
The New York herald., 1875-09-30
SKETCH OF DIR. poRrEous.

Rev. George B. Porteous NJ D. was born near Glas
gow Scotland about forty-A years ago He received
a good preparatory education for entrance into
a medical university, and entered that of Edin-
burgh, remaining parts OF two years While student
he also a hospital walker, and fitted himself
for reasonable success both in surgery and thera-
peutics. He a tutor, lecturer,
''supplyn in swedenborgian and Baptist pulpits an
incumbent of Unitarian parish, in quick succession,
in the Northern and Midland English counties for
some years
Dr. Porteous studied for and was admitted to orders
in the English Church nearly twelve years ago He
first made assistant curate 10 a parish not re-
mote from London He advanced TO the charge OF a
suburban London church. and thence to the purchase
Of the living Of ST Georges church. in Hanover square
In December 1873, Dr.. Porteous embarked for New
York in the National line steamer Ethiopia On his
arrival IN Ne" YORK Dr Porteous, on January
~, 1874 secured temporary license from Bishop
Potter 10 preach IN the diocese Of New York. and
rom Bishop Littlejohn 10 preach in the diocese Of
Long Island. DR.. Porteous made a popular inn
preston shorter time than any man that ever
preached In Brooklyn.
Or Porteous FIRST ectured in the Academy under the
management Of James McCloskey. The subject was
'Gcnius and the Law OF Its Operation" and It had ex
empary readings from Shakespeare, Milton and Edgar
Allan Poe, and dealt with Newton. Napoleon. Milton,
the Bard Of Avon and Abraham Lincoln. Thereafter
Dr. Porteous ectured IN both cities many places.
The Doctors enterprise always suffered for want Of
organization, and he not able sustain confidence
in those who could have supplied that want His
audience shrank from thousands TO few and
from vast halls 10 small limits Towards the last
Rev. S. Mile Hegeman and Rev Mathew Hale Smith
and Rev. George T. Thrall we're all the ministers who
fclowshiped with him. and those who fellowshiped
with them we're not multitude
The Doctor refused TO preach for those who would
could not pay and he felt himself justified in the
fusaL At the last meeting of a social kind with the
remnant OF his people, he asked those present accept
his best thanks for everything hey had been and every
thing they had done He did not ask them
pray for hm-he could do enough Of that himself
but bear him in their kindest sympathes and to re-
member what he had been and how far short he had
fallen Of what be might have been, all men might
have been might be.
Dr. Porteous leaves a wife and two children-one by
his first wife about nine years old the other eigh
teen months old
The New York herald., 1875-09-30
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY 80 1875PLE

told no, he 3
is no mar - vswen they never will get him. he
don't GO be caught; l wish had shot him NO
n eltbor ] hope God will forgive me Tor saying
-~tn A post mortem was held by Dr. shine and
1 eihers Hundreds called TO view the remains, among
whom were many of the sporting fraternity There VIII
be funeral in this city, Mr. cassidy leaving
Tor Boston this morning with the corpse
A post moriem examination was held yesterday on
the body of the deceased giant by Dr. Cushman, one
ball be- ng found, the other haa disappeared Either
wound was necessarily fatal
sUREENDERs HIMSELF.
At Eve minutes past ten o'clock last evening Michael
Finuell, the alleged murderer Of Edward O'Baldwln
otherwise the 'lrsh Giant stepped into the Eighth
precinct station house and surrendered himself
He says O'Badwn came up 10 him on the night or
the shooting and said he (FinnelD no good. Fin
nell made some reply, whgreupon O'Baldwin, who was
drunk, struck him and about TO follow
up the assault when Finnell drew revolver and
shot him, he says, In sclfdefence. He expressed
regret having done So but stoutly declared IL was
purely in selfdefence.
Coroner Woltman committed the prisoner, and he
will be lodged in the Tombs this morning The inquest
will be held Saturday at the Coroners' Odlce.
The New York herald., 1875-09-30
FOREIGN PORTS.

BOMBAY Ang 27-In port bark Milo. Kracht for Maui
main.
BUESos AYREs Aug lI-safled, bark Florence Chapman
(Br) Williams, CallaO
Hughes; Glengury tBr) Milard; Woodburn (Br), Hart
nell and Iron Crown r TAFT for New York, ldg; John
0'Gaunt (Br) for do do: Knowsey Han (3r and Roslin
Castle (Brl for do do Jorawur ( for do via Demerara
leton Kendrck for New York ldg Nphon Day for Maur
tius do.
Sailed from Sanger Aug "a bark Gentoo, Staples, New
York,
CARrHAGrSA SPAIN, Sept 2Arved brig Liberty Devs-
HosoLrLU Sept Ie-saed bark ceylon Woods San Fran
cisco.
PALMA lMsorea), Sept 2-Arrived Mary Lord Lord
Brunswick Ga
PoRT HGwxEsBURY Sept 24-In port, bark Anna A Rich
(Brl, from Rouen for st John, NIB
QUEBFC, Sept 25-Arrived steamers Dominion (Br) Rob
erts Lyerpool 26th Sarms (Br. Arid do 9th Lake
Champlan (Br, Bernson, do; Wadensian (Br) Stephen
Glasgow.
suRSAs Sept elm port, brig Rowland Lakeman, from
Boston, arrived I'd
saYnsA Sept 4-Arriyed bark Edith Rose Harding New
York.
(Br), New York.
Cleared 18th bark Olive Mount (Br) Gordon Liverpool;
schr Moss Glen (Br) Wade, rraee.
Sailed 18th, ship Enn's Star (Br Liverpool bark W J
chrs Jessie Hoyt, Waterord osseo (Bp, New York;
Shank. Philadelphia.
vicToRrA vi. Sept 26saed, bark Kedron CDr, Howitt
New Zealand
WINDSOR Ms Sept 27-Arrived schrs Violet from Boston
(and sailed 2Sth for Londonderry.
Sailed 2sth, schrs Vineyard, Baltimore; Nickerson,
New York
Yarmouth Ms Sept 2o-Arrfved brig Marius coipel 3r
Spur Phadclphia.
Cleared 22d bark Addie II Cam (Br. new, jenkins
Charleston.
The New York herald., 1875-09-30
FREE EDUCATION.

The free evening school Of attached to tho General
Society Of Mechanics and Tradcsmcn No 473 Broad.
way, was opened on Monday evening for the winter
term Last evening over 300 young men we're busy at
work quietly pursuing their studies The class in
architectural drawing Is under the or Mr. Huber,
The mechanical drawing is under Mr. Moncton 3
care and the free hand drawing class sonecutters
sc, IS supervised by Mr. Van Kuyk- In
an adjoining wing Is very large class
in bookkeeping under the care Of Mr. Warner. The
entire classes superntended by Mr. Henry II.
Nyman The chairman Of the school committee IS Mr.
Alexander Gaw who is accompanied by Mr. Thomas D.
Sesou another Of the committee and both are present
every evening until the school Is fairly started for thc
term The society has for $50 pupils and already
.s n1res arc on the books By Saturday every place
VIII be occupied,
The New York herald., 1875-09-30
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. %, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Algeria Br McMickan, Liverpool VIA Queens
town. g Franckyn
steamer saer Gen. FRANKIE, Bremen via Southampton
steamer State of Nevada C3r Braes, Antwerp--G W
Cotton.
Steamer Rotterdam Dutch, Wis RotterdamFunch Edye
4 co.
steamer Ann Eliza Richards Philadalphia--Ias Hand.
Ship New World Champion, London-Grnnen, Minturn q
Co
shin Seminole Holmes San Francisco-sutton & Co.
Ship Lizzie Ross (Br) Norris Iybee for orders-snow
Burgess.
Bark Kate Crosby CBr), Hilbert, LiverpooJames El-
well x Co.
Bark Mattea AusD, Premuda, Cork Falmouth for or
ders-SOcovich 4 Co
BARK skinfaxe tNor, Nielsen Belfast, I-Funch, Edge
Bark Marie CNor) Taarvig, slgo-Tetens, BocSmann &
Co
Bark Indiana CSorJ, Kroger, BremenTetens, Bockmann
Bark sautsna Trinidad tsp), McLopoa, cadiz-Galway
Bark silence Fr. LeMarehand, Rio Janeiro--J E Ward
Bark Robert Moore Dearborn, Port Spain Trinidad-H
Trowbridgeis Sons
Bark Agil tBr, Hin, Hamilton Observation-Disclosures
Bark Emile Ger, Undorborg savannah-Dm 4 Radd
Bark Bragg cNor), svendsen. BaltimoreTetens, Book
& Co.
Brig Packard, Amsbury, savannab--J ) mgraham
Co.
Schr Mary Helen. sanborn. Barbsdos-Ieaycran & Co.
Schr Adeliza Huntley. kin gstou, jas de CurdOva.
Schr Isaac Oliver, Paunei, Aux Cayes-foungs smith
schr Mary G Curren Mcmillan 81 Martins-B J Weinberg
Flora Woodhousc, WoodhOuse, JacksonvileW arren
Ray.
SchrJ & Rogers. Fletcher Boston Cha, Ewing
Schf Uncle Tom, Look, B0stOn-A Richardson son.
The New York herald., 1875-09-30
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

n7-For Of Vile de Bilbao general
columns
pFor loss osp Uncle Joe and other disasters see Cable
Shipping
STEAMER REBrccA CLYDE from Wilmington NC for Balt.
more before reported with boiler disabled arrived at Her
destination yesterday
sur T4LlsN4N Br,, cgaige, from sydney Nsw which
gale on the 18Th, which blew away several sails
BRIG Aacrrc CBri from Windsor n s. for New York put
into St John b, yesterday with loss of spars No parc
uiars
Dec 1874 where she arrived and dschargne part
She proceeded for another spanish port but
lost the way.
and RI down 2ih inst by the Neria
scnR Pacific reported overdue Bangor there
Sunday. all right
scur ELISHA BAKER while her way through the Sound
recently hound for New lok l0st her oremas She Will
scnR A w COLLINS, Brewster from Maracaibo for Now
York with coffee al Key West 10Th inst, having put
TO repair sails and procure water
scnR ARGAREr ANN. Martin from Boston for 81 Pierre
Nj put into Mbrdge 18th for repairs having sheep
Island throw oyepart Of cargo general merchandise
20 get OIL
scua IpA " ELDRrDGE from Philadelphia for Port SPAIN
put % 6agk 10 M ii, e, e L, 49, f G w. %Ras % hay,ng on
heavy gale split spanker, mainsail ib and flying jb
scnr AlpA from wscaset Boston, pnt into Portland
Sept ~ reports day, u the forenoon or Portland
Light lost overheard james Reed one Of the lie be-
Ion ged ia itockp0rt. Mass, aud was y years old
scnR NELLIE from Calais, Me, ior --, arrived at
FORTRESS. Monroe 2eth INST VIII loss Of decload shingles
of Cape COD
scnR wHrrE STAR from Lngan for Portsmouth, before
ported having rock % YORK. Me into
Newcastle aud tesched q bted of and up Ports
mouth tie 23th under charge ~ John Dixon
20 receive Tor his services bringing the vessel
up and discharging her cargo of coat
scHR BRurUs before reported Oh Island was
from Boston or Bangor IN ballast She owned one
hal b. stephen Bab0dge and The other halt 10y his
brother Capt Babbdge Of the schr Mary Eliza neither
whom bad suy their thus
al they had in her Tho crow saved nothing what
they stood in.
Al The present time but single square riggcd vessel
brig Is owned at Newport RI iourshing marine port not
many years ago.
stranded The Gui0rd harbOr rocks utterly with
foundation She wndbonnd there but lay IN perfect
safety she returned To this port yesterday.
LAuycuFp-On the 10th inst, the auxiliary iron screw
steamship city of Valparaiso launched by Messrs VI
Pcarsc Go their yard Stockton on Tees. This
fanlsbD 30 feet between DerDendelars 35 feet beam
The New York herald., 1875-09-30
AMERICAN PORTS.

+. ALEXANDRIA Sept 27--Arriyed steamer T. G Knight
New York brig Mary Roosevelt for Georgetown: schrs j
Weaver Bristol Freddie l. Porter, Boston; Daniel Brown
Fan River; stephen Morgan. Dighton Armenia Bartlett
Philadelphia; Carrie, Cordelia Newkrk Jones' Lahaina
Gettysburg and X Boswell Tor Georgetown.
Sailed-Schrs Wellington, Boston, Garry Hart New
Bedford; w Marvel, 5 Lockwood and Terry from
2sth-Arrved Carrie Washington; General Hum
phries do Maggie A Fisk. - for do.
Sailed-sehrs l. Danenhoyer, Jersey Cy Chas Y
Groton w Wilson, Stonington Harriet Thomas. A II
Howe, simpson, NJ Leonard, and Belle Halliday,
BOSTON Sept 2g-Arrived brig Minnehaha (pr) Nor
n Anguilla schrs Kate Rich Doughty from Baltimore
John johnson, Magee; Addie Bacon, Bacon: Stephen
Norris Dutchl Richard Naux Robinson Taylor Mathis
Cheeseman; Althea Blackman; Henry ID May, Wharton,
and Edith J. Steere Hutchins from Philadelphia Mary j
Adams, Frisbce Hoboken. John Stroup Nckerson, do.
Also arrived brig May (Br Heisler Kingston Jamaica
schrs Charlotte, Jameson, Kent Charleston SC; Twenty
One Friends, Jeiiers Philadelphia; George CLARK,
Ciesred-steamers Aries. whiiden Philadepha General
whitney, Haett New York bark Halcyon, Hardie, New
BALTIMORE, Sept 2e--Arnved, steamers Foley,
Price Wilmington NC Rebecoa CLYDE Donuel do; Vine,
land Bowen New York; brig Lasker Ger, ChaistOfer
Rio Janeiro; schr Mary Cobb, Humphrey, eoston.
Cieared-steamers Octorora Reynolds New York :;
Louisa Walker, Edenton, NC; bark Edwin Nor Chris
Jefferson E3Ic9ss Ia9sa E9gand sehs Pratt Kinba
Lane do Wm McShain Perkins Wilmington. NC.
Saled,-steamer Caspian, Lvorpooi brig Shepherdess
BRUNSWICK, Ga, Sept 24-Arrived schr Emma Rom.
mel Summers. Charleston.
10th Arrived steamer Montgomery Faircoth Now York
via Port Royal.
BANGOR, Sept 27-Arrivod bark Minnie Allen soper,
Boston brig Reporter Ryder, New York; schrs G
more Sylvester do Melville Green Ned SUMTER Pink
ham, do Izetta, lIncks Philadelphia. Dolphin, Young
do; Centurion, Blodgott Port john Ruth Darling, SWa
SeS. Baltimore, Pacific, Oenn. Miis,ue. NJ,