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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-18
SIDEWALK NOTICE.

Ret Resolued by The MAYOR and CITY Council OF
the CITY Of Yuakt0n:
SEcTIoN l.. That 1t is, and Is hereby declared
to be necessary, that the sidewalk on both sides
Of Ihirh'st; between Linn street and Capital ST.,
should pc brought 10 the grade established by
the ordinances Of the city Of YanktOn.
SECTION :. This resolution shall be published
for four successive weeks In the official paper Of
this city.
Passed October Z, 1878.
Attest: II. b. WYNN, Mayor,
Frank j. WAsHAnAuGm, City Clerk.
BY + I, WHITE, Deputy.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-18
SIDEWALK NOTICE.

he u Kesslced by The Mayor and CITY Council Of
the y y Of Ya"kt0n:
SECTION 1. That it is, and is hereby declared
to DO necessary, that a sidewalk be constructed
on the west side Of Douglas avenue. from Fifth
street to Seventh street, OH the east line of blocks
No, 90 and 81, TOdd's Yankton.
SECTION 2. That said sidewalk be of the width
OF four feet-and In all respects constructed In
accordance with the revised ordinances OF the
city Of YanktOn.
for four consecutive weeks in the official paper
of the city Of Yankton.
Passed September 16, 1878.
Attest: II b. WYNN, Mayor.
FRANK J. WAsHABAUGH. City Clerk,
BY Z. T. WHITE, Deputy
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cations Oh Tuesday evening, on or before full
moon of each month. at Masonic Hall, Sawyer's
block. SOjOarners cordially invited.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-18
New Advertisements.
.0RCANS AT FACTORY

PIANOS AND ORGANS f AT , HHcG G9s.s
Reduction to close out present stock of
200 New aud Second hand Instruments Of
first-clnss makers, fully warranted, and at
prices that DEFY CONF ETI rlON, for cash
WATERS SUPERIOR KELL ORGANS aud
lANOS illustrated Catalogues Mailed.
d L SONS, Manufacturer
aud Dealers 40 East l4th.St New York,
Also General Agts. for SHONlNGE Frs Cele.
brated ORGANS.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-18

NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE
UNITE STATES OF AMERICA, lss
In the D.stric. Court for the Second Judicial Dis
tsict.
The United States of America)
Twelve Indian siI: Ponies,
WHEREAS. "A libel of information has been
w filed In the District Court of. the United
States Of America for The Second Judicial Dis
trict OF Dakota. on the 9th day OF September, in
the year Of our Lord one Thousand eight hun
f sss and Tni ssyfn ssases District sy Mu Sa,c RI Samf op the
District Of Dakota. on behalf Of the United
States against Twelve dg Indian Ponies and
nation is that john ". Douglass, Indian agenta at
the YanktOn Indian agency, III the County. Of
Charles Mix. and Territory Of Dakota, within
seized the above described property, the same
being merchandise, as forfeited to the use
Of the United States. by reason of a viola
ton 2l33 of the Revised Statutes of the United
States in such case made and provided. and
praying that the said merchandise, to-wit
forfeited to the United States.
Now: therefore, IN pursuance Of the monitor
under a,a the seal Of the said court to me directed e ed
all persons claiming the said merchandise, to-
wit The Twelve Indians Ponies herein named,
S be al ana an ap mann sef %se sSe said dnf pissrist t Gsar s.e z
said Second Judicial District OF Dakota, on tic
noon Of that day, provided the same shall be a
day Of jurisdiction. otherwise on the next day
Of Jurisdiction thereafter) then and there to in
tons In that behalf.
Dated this 9th day Of SssP%teRmbssr, ls Ma,Nn
United States Marshal. &C.
Bye. r. EDMUNDs, Deputy.
HuoH J. CAMPBELL.
United States District Attorney, &c.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-18

Ok Chrome Cards, Cupids, Notices, Flowers,
81 &c. No two alike, with name, l0c. Nassau
Card Co., Nassau. NJ
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A. r. L A. M,

Yankton Chapter. No. Irregular meetings
on first and third Wednesdays Of each month, at
Masonic Hall, Sawyer's block. Sojourning COM
panions cordially invited.
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81 \ DAY to Agents canvasslng for the Fire.
y side Nf,itor Terms and Outfit Free.
Address i. o. VlCKERY, Augusta, Maine.
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Ok Fancy Cards. with name, 1octs., plain or
~c gold. Agents outfit. 1Oc. 15U styles. Hull
& Co., Hudson, N. Y.
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SOCIETIES..

meetings nai,pe, on W sSddge; IEe e \ No Of e each weskf
at Odd Fellows Hall, Sawyers block.
Yankton Encampment, No. Irregular meet
tlgs on LIST. and 3rd. Monday evening Of each
month. at Odd Fellows Hall, Sawyer's block.
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CONNECTIONS.
/. AT o. p. Transfer with Union Pacific Rail
"a Tor Jmsha
.. At Council Bluffs, with Kansas City, st. Joe
md Council Bluffs Railroad for st. Louis and all
oints south.
1estern Railway for Chicago and all points east.
l.. At Sioux City with the Sioux City and st.
aul, Illinois Central and Dakota Southern Rail-
-oads, Steamers for upper Missouri river, during
navigation, and with stages for all points in the
Northwest.
s. At Blair with Omaha and Northwestern K
z. for Omaha and Southern Nebraska.
s. At Fremont, Neb., with the Union Pacific II.
<: for all points west, and the Pacific coast.
2. At Wisner, with stages for Norfolk, and all
'ointe in Northern Nebraska.
az Be cure your tickets read via SCI PR.
= {. HILLS, GEM Ticket Ag't,
H. 0eHxTT. superintendent
CD. O'CoNNOR.
Western Passenger Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-01

complained OF the hearle.s treatment she hSa met met
with from }. X. Byron. the contractor we toa
him. she said shat father lay buried In the ruias,
and begged OF him put his men 10 work 10 nna n's
poor body. But be would not listen. de sara ne
knew poor father was not there, and before
hsa time 10 speak TURNER TO him he jumped upon
car and rode awayn Yes ADDED the lad who nad
visited the Aorrue; II was told 10 go 10 the Moreue
and see II the body there my athers ana that
Il was not and he the men wouo pc put
10 work But when came back could hnd no one
vbo mad any authority te set the men 10 work. SO
Win my brothers and our friendly neiehbors we ala
The work ourselves" -,
The scene OF the disaster was dark and quiet last
night one reported TO be missin g u Is
likely that tho extent OF the loss OF lie IS denEtey
known Notwiths standing police oil the Nineteenth
precinct were aware OF The fact that Patrick Lyncn
was missing aud supposed to be buried IN the ruins
no report OF the matter was onicially made
not even of the TACT that fifty men were search
ing Tor the body. The remains OF inc
unfortunate nan were found near tho middle OF the
fallen part arch. He Vas hitysx years ci age
feeble 10 health and had not worked at any trade LOT
some time s.He was getting DID," said one Of the
sous, land we Kept him as comfortable as possible
He had no occasion 10 work. He was fond oil read
ing and took his paper every DAY and spent some
time reading in the tunnel where II was cool ana
aha nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-01
THE FALLEN ARCH.

RECOVERY OF THE BODY or PATRICK LYNCH,
THE SECOND VICTIM or THE DrsAsrKR-
fILIAL DEVOTION.
An that could be lear cd of the fall OF the aroh in
East Forty second street Saturday up 10 q late
hour led TO the belief that but victim was crushed
TO death in the ruins The roll Of workmen employed
aboat the place had been called ana
every man responded 10 his name. No
one had besu reported missing to the police
authorities and 10 was considsrsd fortunate thss but
one lite had been sacrihcsd. While the mapsIsd and
"A vet unidentified remains OF the lsoorsr Thomas
Joyce were lying in the Morguo Saturday night
tlookiug lad Of fourteen called there and
wanted TO the body. How st first he wept over II
a. the body Of his poor father. and afierward,
with Joy In his fearful face. discovered his
mistake and loI. tho place. sppesrsd IN TAO
three brothers and a sister were apxiousiy awaiting
mis- return with tidngs Of their father, who had not
come home ~ his evening meal IL had been tho
fathers custom every afternoon TO STROLL 10 the
and read has paper While seated under Il. en-
The lads FIRST words that the body
found was not their fathsr's brought reiet
ior the moment, but his continued absence re.
awakened tnor fears shortly before midnight the
tour sous aided by ABOUT twenty stroug armed neigh
s n were ssoeS IN the morning they
cd In tho chasm searching Tor the remains, bot
w'thous success: Amer q short in ss sn,a
len o'clock fully nty men were engaged IN the work.
Meantime the puorsncd accounts OF the occurrence
had dra wn large crowd Of people, many OF wnom re-
n,aiucd all day standing on tho edges OF the bank
above and watching the movements OF the searchers
| below symps,nIzng and hopeful friends tried 10
the iour boys at their athcr might DO
here and offered theory they could 10 account
otherwise for his absence
SEEKING THEIR FATHER.
The lads would not DO comiortsd, however, but
pcrsisted In their ana urged their compan Ions
not to Of his escape but aid them in the search
for mis- remana Tho hot SUI poured down upon tbs
| workmeu az they turned and returned the mass OF
ieisn masonry but they worked away increasingly
until hailpast I'VE o'clock, when one OF the men
caught In his grasp a prcc OF a mans coat The
| otner laporers gathered quickly around him as bc
moved away the rubbish that covered the rest Of the
| gsrment The tour sons, ocsrimcd With dust and
| dirt. had made their Ways through the crowd
| and hsstcred to confirm what they most
/ feared. But small part OF the covering
| mad been removed WHEN they Identified tho
coat and called the mapsled corpse enclosed their
| father. Patrick Lynch The remains were placed
l upon a stretchcr and borne to the humble family
dweins on third story OF No. 776 Second avenue.
r.pofIcr OF the HERALD visited the house last night
and there found large gathering OF friends surround
| inn the dead mans coffin.
| HEAKrLEss CONDUCT.
The four cons we're there. aud air and intelligent
young lady She was their sister. and In her grief
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-01
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt Hains Of the Cunard steamer scythia
hence at Liverpool has thanks for special
logical observations made in with the HERALD
Weather Service.
Purser Gale. of steamer Gamma (Br), from Bermuda.
will please accept our thanks for courtesies
BRIG JANET DIAM, from Porto Rico. which put into Der.
muda June q? LEAKING. Is bounc to Queenstown with
sugar In hogsheads. She making pa nchcs
OF hour In the harhor the 18Th had
held aud portion Of recommended to DO dis
charged TOR further examination. faN
scHR EMILY BABIN (Br from Martinique while entering
the harbor IT Ysrmouth Ms. morn OF June 49, into
the Dominion Governments Glendon. lying
Choir in the sound striking tho latter xtarbexd
side sshipg rail and coverinr board breaking three
stanchi0ns and starting boilsr and ~ achnery. The
schooner received coraparstively ittle'injury
ScHR YANKEE BLADE, IT New .dford from Bangor. Is
leaking 100 strokes hour having sprung aisak Satns
day niRht. Oh Portland. Atl ;l tt 4saitt
NoRrm SYDNEY, June 27-Schr Prospero (Br), from st
Johns. NF totally wrecked Scxttarie Shoals at
O'Clock Tuesday morning. Grow all saved.
OuEpEc June 2s-The bark Rosa, In Dnnnx's dock
repairs and will out Ut dock the
tides permit will then proceed to SAguenay River
to load. -
The Terzo repairs completed and will Of
Dinnng's dock the drst spring tide
The bark AAens IL still UNDERGOING repairs In RosAs
shipyard, River BIT Charles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-01
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ASrwKnr June 2o-sailed ship Martha (Sor). Zacoha.
ra.eu New York; soth vsderisnd telg) Nichols
New York.
bergen, to june 30-Arnved. bark Anal (Nor), Chris
tianscn. New York.
DEAL, juno 2e-saiied. Mentor from Londos). Phna-
dcphia. ~
FALMOUTH, June 30 Arrived, bark John Read tBr,,
Bartny Constantinople for London.
HULL, June 29-Arrived. bark Innocenta uta Caucci,
Phiiadelphia Via Queenstown.
Sailed 29th ST. Hindoo (Br. Stevens, New York
HAvRx juno 30 PM-Arrived, steamer Labrador (Fr,,
Ssnriier, New York.
IrvEnrooL. June 2e-Arrivsd. ship Pstterdsis fBr,.
Gunson, san Francisco.
LIMERICK June ARRIVED, bark Johann Ludwie cser)
Lent,, Baltimore.
s.Isd Gosh, bark Vim Wilcox. crosker. Baltimore
LONDONDERRY June 20 Sailed, bark Nokoms (Br).
sidy. Baltimore
LISBON. 10 June as-Arrivsd, bark Adds Sleeper.
Sleeper Philadelphia.
Sailed to June 20. brig Tenerins. Trsey. New York.
MovILLx June 30-Arrived. steamer sarmstian (Br),
Arid Quebec for Liverpool (snd proceeded.
PAuLLAc juno 2ssailsd. brig Freidig CNor). for New
Orleans.
QUEENSTOWN June 40 Arrived ship Valparaiso Peter
son. San Francisco bark Spartan. Crossey, Passaeesng
3oth steamer Indiana Sargent Phsdelphis for Liverpool
(and proceeded.
ROTTERDAM luna 2s-Ayrved. bark Santa Nsrgsretha
Lirure UtsD Benveunto, New York vie Cowes; schr
Herrick. Baker. Boston.
sailed 18th, bark Dagmai (Nor), Have. New York.
srAvAxcER to June 30 Arrived bark vator (Nor, Jo-
hannesen. New York
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ASTORIA, Juno 2i-Arrived, bark Rival. Adams. ssa
xLExXNDaIA. June 2s-Arrved, schr W Msgss. WASH
nu5eeanrsd-schr. Hersehei New Haven't Matte Frank.
r:.s H.ws s y M.s. N.1
Bsde!S; M" Hst,hsvs B..,on; Daniel srown | ~.
ss%s:i
s,ss .sas :ss :ss:
fsS: ; Carrot.
Mary < Tyi.r Eonaaut; S j Fort siseim.n KenneSse.
sASGoa, jane ss.cl..red. .ehr Fr.neoui., Austin.
BTU Jun. 2s-Arrivsd schr. Carl. Godfrey. Avis;
GI 70 srs ssa .s M. sr h%, se
Gsrain.r g ie,T Tor Ne" York; Louis wA''n NeD"a''
A s:iisaseSr. TS.%.. Thorndt. B.snors AZ
. .i Ss" YORK. s;is S
CHARLESTON. jane 20 ARRIVED, steamer seasui'.
rSr .ss
Ss sosS OHrriv.d. ssam.r Geo clvds crows Nsv
sNsmoE s. s. 'r:S L
Porter. Belfast Il Countess Of Duerin lB) regan Los
.s ';s ssS S's::1 3D. Payne S''
S ri Fen Guide ia :S;
M NEW ' ss oroRD Jun. ae-Auivsd .ehr va".r. Jr.
sailed -scnrs Jennds Shepard. Edsii. Alexandria;
SEwPORT June %, PM-Arrived, sehrs Henry
Croskey Racket Apponaug for Philadelphia: Twilight.
Robinson, Somerset for Baltimore Maria Hem HOT
and rmiiy, Niebos Taunton Tor New York hxh,ingais
Young somsrset for do: Sharp Shooter Clark Cold
Sprng for Fall Rvesand sailed AM NTH. -
Also arrived sehr Terry Orson. Fall River Tor Kings
ton. Ny Qouicd with fishing sehr IDLE Wild in eonins
down the bay. and tore mainsaiD ~
ssiied-schrs Gordo Cham Mia. ApPonAn sfor New
town DC Eliza Rayncr, Mitchell, do for Phli.dsphsi
MARY Pieksrd MeInsirs rrsdreton NIB Tor Fs'l Rivers
~ as,s. Hs-Xirivsd. .sss Ponder. Laneela. New
sssd--scbrs Tuuis Bodine, Jones, New Bedford for
Passed up -sch-s WIN Huston westssss. Georgssevn.
DC for somersct Thomas Ellis, Kelley. and Phil she-
dan. IJndsIey. New York for Fall River.
EEW LONDON, June 10 Arrived, schrs Cerro 0csdes
Providence New Yort Barn, Porto Rico for Nor
vich; Coreciia Konby. Aiexandria for Grcton.
ssied-schr Henry III ~. New YorK.
NEW HAVEN, Juno co-Arrived. schr Henry. sasssrisy
PORr GAMBLE. June 42-Arnvsd. ship Sycamore.
Fill sDELPiIiA, june 3o--Arrivs1. steamers Ohio,
Monson Liyorpoc; Achilles Bacon. Newbuypos; schrs
KIM m NeAdana Ysun Z, Porto Rico: Adezs, Libby, Mar
tinique; Pnta, Townsend Csrthngens: Mary Ann tBs)
SAN FRANCisCU. June ~ Arrived. ship Ettrickdals
lsr). Lamont, Newcastle, Nsw; sehr Isabel. WALKER
ssisd"sh,p Charter OAK staples. Csllao; bsrks Ate
.snta Gatter, Port Gambis Martha kideout wiekberE
sEATrLE June ai-Arrivsd bark ouieks,sp. Fake. San
BRIG North star. Moorshouss San Francisco
SAVANNAH june 27saiicd. sebr Charley Baeki, Tess.
81 John, NIB. .
yUth Arrived. steamers Herman Lvingstoa. Dagrss.
New York; ticc Appold. Lovcland, Baltimore.
WILMINGTON, kCs Juno xs-Arrived bark Tsrpeiss
Orr, Dorian. galveston
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WEATHER REPORT.
HoLrHxAD, June 30. Px-wind NE, light, suitry.
FOREIGN PORTS.

BoxsAy. May az In port. ship Raphael Sherman. for
foe R.s Goxs tor Ma:eS.
BsnsupI. june ai-Arrvsd, stssmsr Bess cBr,. shaw.
o s. iS as.h sthr a n.ys.rd. plel.y. D.~.ras.
Yort arrived as.a Srx Janet Dssl Hanson. from Pore
Rico 70, Qursnsoxn y distress disehsrgnx; schrs ia
sa,ssss .iss SIS Jass isxr,ssd. brig Maggie ,Br',
CLEARED aaS BAH cS1es,si: S.; BIN ,:rp
y.T.ss; a.sh, sca CIV q smey 'l,r' Ss;-,ors for
ssd.r %ek.".s CSs,. Ho%s~soa for San francisco and
others. 80 mn, 80,
v.a.s.a AND David T.. ss :s fro: New
IllvAs June a7-ssiled. steamer MsmDhl. Br, Mel.
SosTssaI June a7-Anivsd. steamer csims CBo. Muir
sosrn srpxsy, cB. june n Arrivss. steamer ccsmo.
iisv,s; Harry Bailey 1s0. Winners, DuSiini brig Belle
' foses June i.sin gsri. ss. a,sios .s for phil.
ABOUT 18th; schr Newport Orr. tor do about 18th
snrs % Thomas. "f Is%ayS 81
r.as. 3s'n s.""S
Neweass!e Yaorn go Thompson, London bars Canada.
n s ROBERTS, ss ana rss.vss @
sSs s;S T.: :s c,:ri rsifs%.ss.
DO. bsrk Violet, li.rding New ioss .,,. ,. c.,..
Jonn irrens Ncr Marscnson Yoschsms L'rnoa Borstcl
sailed Dist bark stsghound Br). Fswectt. shanghai
wispsoa, IS. June is Cleared ,ehrs southern lone,
WALTON Ms, June Is-Cieared, brig Catherine Norris
(Br), McBurnie. bridgeport
fPgR STEAMER BRfrASSIc.1
Aberdeen, June ia-Arrtvci, Vale, MoIer, New York
Excelsior. Abrahsmsen. 40. =.
ANTWERP, June ls-Sailcd, Daniel steinmnnn ~. Ls-
chere New Yors land psssed Isle Wight iMh Orphens
Schulten for dos Java Isl reis do tpmssod Isle OF wight
lvtnJ: Annie ! Msrshali, Parker, America
Roads 18th. Diam Lauk n.
New YORK. -. ,.,. =. -.
New York etn. Minot, wbitmcrc, Hong kon< ior
BsfsroL. June ie--ss,ied, Frsnsists. New York.
sailed 2Uth, N 81 gersa. sandy Hook. -
BArRow, June 15--Arrived Encn Brsbsson. Miramichi
fstb. iIypatia. Marshall. st John. NIB
BrIrAsr Juno ls-Ssiied, Anna, McPhail. baltimore.
pRswrN June fe-Arrived. Baltimore ~. De Limcn Bal
Sailed 10TH strassburr l, ieimbrucn. New York lTth
Annie Bnray, Brsndhcn. North America; Actu'"s
Kicker. do -. -. :. 49,, r--.-,... n,
,imore; 18TH hofnnny Geriseh sandy 1ook; Freddie
Sailed from Psuilse 18th Ksssigin Aususse Hsnss
New York; Iixri. cosulieh.ao
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-TH1s DAY
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 30, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REroRrEp ny rnE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE ~

REroRrEp pr THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHrrEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE. ~
Steamer Egypt tBr). Cirogsn liverpool June 1s and
Queenstown 10. with mdse and POS passenger 10 W.
Hurst. Jure lat Al Is, ior 80 To- passed uMrk 81
Matth us DER from London for Sandy llook: ~,
coal order Had westerly winas and fog nnc 20
lat " 40 Ion 81 d. SPOKE bark Kate CROSBY tb Iron
baltimore for galway 18th no lat, &c, seamer bound
W, showing signals JPvS 18th lat ~ ~ Ion ~ ~ o"rk
Ste Altmore (Brl. Barnes date Baxter, havana
June ~ with to Moses Taylor a Cos vessel TO
Tucker Co. Capt Baxter died ut Havana OF yellow lever
spoke schr Chss Lee from for Delaware Break
2nth, 81 miles OF Bnrncgat bark DanEer hct
(NorI. from uavans for New York. -, - ,.,
Steamer Gamma ,Brj. Leadicost BERN Juno ~. WIN
mdse and passeHgers 10 A Outerbrdge Co -.
steamer City OF Austin, Chester ernHndisna June zf
with mdse and passengers To II Mallory a Vo -.
Steamer WymnoKc. Couch, kichmond city Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers to the oid DOMINION
steamer Richmond Kelley, Norfolk. with mdse TO the
Old Dominion steamship Co. 49, :,
lark Mar.areths tGerl Mazelius Bristol 80 days, In
bark liza Oulton (ot glasgow, Mccarry, Dubhn ~
dsys, in ballast, toJ whitney Ur
Bark HARRIET Jackson Bacon. Cardenas 10 DAYS with
uRar to order; vessel to j II Winchester a Co.
Brig Marposa Fletcher Cnrdenas IL days, with sugar
90 tossler Co. vessel to A Mudgett
Brig Annie Bntcheidcr tof PhilAdo phia. Stselman Ma
tansas via Delaware Beakwster 10 days. With sugar 10
schr silver sprsy RUSSELL Porto Cabello 10 days. with
cocosnuts TO Egecrs Co.
Schr tieo II Bent smith, jacksonville days with lum-
Der to q Hunter Son vessel to g II Squires.
Eleanor, fuutrcs Georget0wn. So, u days with
naval stores 10 Hurirut \ Go. 60
schr Florence Lillian Smith, Port Royal, Sc. days,
with lumber to order: vessel TO Warren Ray
schr w Parker. Neal Philadeiphis for Newport.
schr Ellen Morrison, Arns, Gardiner Me, 10 WITH
lee TO the Commercial Ice Coz vessel 70 smith Co.
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SPOKEN.

Ship Challenger. Thompson from Hull for San Fran
cisco juno II, 81 miles NV OF Lizard.
j ohn, NIB. June IL of the Saltees
Snip rizona (Aecau) steering w. juno 49, LAT 40 n,
Ion 70 W.
Breakwatsr, Jane lat ~, Lon A..
Mag yie Miller Do Cook, from Liverpool for Shot,
burne. Ms. Jnnc IL. lat 55 30. lon 1917.
Bark Prudent Hrl. from New YorE ~ for Dunkirk.
BARK Emily Low.hsr dr,. Wsb:!sy from London for
Bark Adolf tGer), Brockemann, from Bremen tor New
York June Is, lat 40 ~. Ion 10 IS.
Bark Msltks (er, Ohf from New York for stettn,
June IL, lat ~, Ion 63.
Bark j K Woodwork tBr). from Queenstown for Wind
sor Ms. June 3. lat 81 3, lon 20 80.
bark Tyc Br) stuart, from Philadelphia for Antwerp.
Juno z, lat 81, lon 81.
brig Lii Houghtou Rose, from Cardiff for Oemerara,
lstl fhu