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LONDON, May IA Berlin correspondent
says bill will be prepared III the Bundsrath
regulating tie employment of boys. and stip-
ulatlng that their hours of labor must not ex-
ceed eight per day, and that their physical
capacity must BE- certified to by medical ex-
animation.
PRINCE PETER Won oI.DESBEKG
is dead. lie was born July s, 1921, and
succeeded his father as Grand Duke OF
Gutenberg, duciy which contained then
about 500, 900 Inhabitants, III July, 1858. lie
was the author OF the Liberal Constitution
adopted for Gutenberg in 1919 and of the
notifications made i'll 1t in 1852 lie sided
with Prussia in the quarrel witt, Austria,
and made claims for an increase of territory
after Prussia became the dominant German
Power, but without effect. lie was married
to Elizabeth, daughter Of Prince Joseph OF
Altenberg, and leaves two sons. t..
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dit1ons as calculated to create difficulty in
the conclusion OF the Greek Convention.
THE ASSASSINATION,
1t Is expected the Sultan is yielding to the
opinion of kaltairedden Pasha, and said
faslla will abandon the idea of prosecuting
the persons charged with the murder Of
Abdul Aziz.
PROBABLY TIE SAME KIND OF 4 STROKE
ABDUL AZ1Z GOT.
Mahmoud Damat is reported to have had a
stroke of apoplexy in prison.
TURKISH TOWN r1LLAGED By BRIGASDs.
CoSsrASrlSoPLE, May 1.-THE Town of
'issanl, near Janina, has been pi'laged BY
orlsands, who carried of several women and
some persons OF note.
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has already. settled large sum
! of money upon her. People wondered by
what means the lady's brother SO quickly
discovered the fueitive's hiding place on the
| Continent, and it is now said that, at the
proper time, their whereabouts was judi
ciously communicated to her relatives by
Mrs. Munday herself. "All's well that
| ends we'll"
COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH FRANCE.
10 tie Western Associated P,.ss.
LONDON, May 14.-The correspondence be-
tween Lord Granville, Foreign Secretary,
and Cnallomel-Lacour, French Ambassador
here. relative to a commercial treaty is pub
fished. The latter informs Lord Granville
that he thinks unnecessary excitement pre-
walls in England in regard to the changes in
the French tariff France intends to abolish
the ad yalorem duties, and desires and in
tends to replace them by direct equivalent
amount in specific duties.
Lord Granville replies that it will afford
much satisfaction to England to learn that
France does not contemplate departure
from the status quo.
It is to be noted that the fulfllment OF
Challomel-Lacour's assurance depends en-
tirely upon, the negotiation of a new treaty,
which is doubtful. Under general tariff,
certainly not be maintained.
ARRESTS UNDER THE COERCION ACT.
DUBLIN, May 14.-patrick Doran, Patrick
rested at Maysborough, Queens County,
under the Coercion act.
Three sons OF farmer named Quinlan, 1tv-
ing near rralee and Jerry Brosnan, a shop
keeper at Castle Island, County Kerry, have
been arrested under the Coercion act
4 COPY OF THE REVISED VERSION
of the Scriptures will be- presented to the
Queen Tuesday next, and will thereupon be,
published for general circulation.
corpERISG THE QUEEN.
It is said the Queen desires to confer the
Peerage upon Master Coningsby Disraeli,
nephew of the late Lord Beaconsdeld, but
that Gladstone dissents.
COMPLIMENT TO WINDOW.
The Economist says: "Secretary of the
Treasury Window is to be compiimented
upon the Ingenuity Of his scheme and the
Judgment he has shown in putting it into ex-
cution."
MARINES FROM ENGLAND.
A detachment OF 150 marines has left
Chatham for Ireland.
AT TIE WOOL SALES TODAY
$500 bales were disposed Of, chiefly Port
Phillip Sydney, and New Zealand. Prices
were firm, with an animated tone. Port
Phillip secured touched March rates. Greasy
lambs were dearer, and Cape unchanged.
GLADSTONE WILL PROBABLY ACCEPT H.
PEEHAiE
and seat in the House Of Lords after the
passage of the Land bill. THE Cuckoo says
his title will be Earl of Oxford, and other So
clety papers Earl of Iawarden.
There is now 4 Viscount Hawarden, who
has seat in the Lords as, a Representative
Irish Peer, and it is not probable that Mr..
Gladstone will choose the title Of Earl Of
Hawarden, which would lead to confusion.]
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New York, May 1.-THE statement that
the control Of the Northern Pacific Railroad
was about to pass into the hands OF the VII
lard combination caused much COM
mcnt in Wall street to-day. Alr.
Willard had published a statement
which both denied and confirmed the
report In this he said that negotiations
were in progress, and that no agreement had
been reached; that the published version Of
the details OF the proposed agreement was
incorrect in the most essential par
ticulars, and that no officer OF
tha Ore9nn Railroad Il GayleatiQn
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STATE 0b THE NARkET.
Special Dtspa,ch to The Chicago Tribunx.
NEW York, May 14.-This has been an in-
teresting week in the real-estate market. A.
great deal OF valuable property has changed
hands, aud for some Of it very fair pricef
have been obtained. Sales this week have
emphasized the fact that property owned bJ
wealthy persons does not, as rule, command
full prices, because OF IL sort Of general feel.
Ing among bidders that such property Is not
protected. Better prices have been obtained
when there was court-sa1e, and when th8
property did not represent the holdings Of
wellto-do people Among the recent
tate brought out q large attendance
and fairly spirited bidding, but the fact that
the property represented rich owners told
against big prices. Tile outlook is bright fox
investors who want to buy cheap. Experi~
enced men believe there is money to-day IN
fear not getting bargain in unimproyed
lots On any part of this island.
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THE EAST.
VEN ANNNe .
<&Htfn2 Guile.

LONDON, MAY 14.-At the moment when
, the Greek question appears to be almost set
lied very disturbing telegram comes from
Athens. 1t is asserted therein that the Porte,
covertly assisted by Austria and
Germany, intends to prevent peace.
ful settlement. It Is stated fur
ther that England's isolation encourages
the three Empires to settle The Balkan ques-
ton as they choose. The Bulgarian troubles
are associated with this idea It Is now
considered certain that Prince Alexander's
coup d'etat is virtual transfer OF Bulgaria
tn Kuss,an dicfatinu
1ra r.u1y SUPPLEMENT- IMPROBABLE.
LoSpoS, May l4-special dispatches from
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THREATENED LYNCHISG.

GRAND HAVEN. Mich, May 14.-There is
great excitement here tonight caused by a
report that all organized body Of about 200
men are Oil the way to take Albertus Vos-
kamp, who murdered Hiram II. Coaay, near
Coopersville, out of jail and hang him.
Sheriff Vanpeel has been forwari1ed of
meetings being held with. that object, and
well armed. and declares that lie intends to
fight If necessary. lie has also called on
Gov. jerome for authority to call out Com
pany F, Second Regiment, Michigan State
troops, whose headquarters are here.
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I.oynoS, May 1.-THE Cars manifesto
and the resignation Of the Liberal ministers
come like thunderbolt on those who are in
position to be well informed. The relapse
into absolntism Is lamcntablc in itself and in
its symptoms.
THE czAE's MANIFESTO.
Il Berlin correspondent; of the Times says
the Czar's manifesto has caused great disap-
polntn,ent in St. Petersburg. The people
begin to resign themselves to 4 regime of re-
action. Apprellensions Of further disaster
are rife. It is expected that the Nihilists will
promptly publish a counter-proclamation and
that the issues will be Joined. Nothing seems
to he known in regard to the process by
which the Cars momentous declaration was
generated, but it has taken every one conf
pletely by surprise.
LOANS LOWER.
LONDON, May list. Petersburg specials
report as follows: On the Bourse yesterday
Russian loans were nominally 2 to 8 per cent
lower. There were really 10 buyers.
REPORTS DENIED.
The reports that all extraordinary close
guard is l1eptaround the Emperor at Gatchna
are denied. lie goes about freely in the
grounds.
nails regarding the health Of the Empress are
unfounded.
The stories about armed Cossacks guard
Ing anlc-rooms in the palace nightly are pure
inventions.
SECURITIES II PARIS.
LONDON, NLly 14.-~On the Bonrse Russian
securities are scnsibly depressed, and tlnan-
cia1 journals advise holders to sell out.
SCkANOFF.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 14.-SullanofF. the
naval officer arrested as a Nihilist, served as
a volunteer in the Servlan war. 1t is stated
tl1at other officers arc compromised.
THE uNLCCKY JEWS.
The Jews Of kharkoff and st. Petersburg
fear attacks by the populacc. Subscriptions
i'll aid of the distressed Jews In Southern
RUSSIA have been opened here.
AN IMPERIAL DECREE
has been published which restores civil rights
to persons exled on account of the last
Polish insurrection, provided their behavior
since then has been satisfactory.
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a GANG OF THIEVES.

Quincy, ILL.,, May Ia" Windy Dicky"
and four OF his gang Of thieves and pick
pockets were run in this morning by the po-
lice A few days since they went through
the passengers Of the steamer Josephine,
getting valuable booty. One Of the passen-
gers suspected him, and gave a description.
When "Windy Dicky': found himself
known, he jumped off a waiting train, rs did
the rest OF the gang, and took leg-bail
through the Stock Yards. Detective Fiiney
fired revolver, which attracted the switcll-
mar. Of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
yard, who headed them off. They gave the
the depot was great, and large crowd fol-
lowed them to the station,
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KILLED BY OUTLAWS.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., May IA Leader
special from Fort Niobrara, Neb., says:
''Lieut Samuel a. Cherry, Fifth Cavalry,
and escort, while out scouting for road
agents near Niobrara, came upon them sud-
denly, when 4 fight ensued, in which Lieut.
Cherry was killed. The road agents escaped
Cherry was Adjutant Of Th0rnburgh's com
rlantt on tne Ute expedition, anu in the action
at Milk River distinguished himself Tor
bravery III action. Tie was engaged tonarry'
a daughter Of Congressman Harry White,
Of Pennsylvania"
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STREET TALK. -
THE STOCK MARKET STILL BOOMING.
special Dtspateh to 1hs CAtouao 4ftb4ns-
NEW YORK, May 1.-THE week closed in
Wall street with the market still booming.
The speculation to-day was excited and con-
fdent- The bulls were In the ascendant, and
continued to be liberal buyers OF ali classes
OF stock The favorable things in the
financial situation continued, and some were
imgroving, such as the account Of the crops
in the West and. Southwest There were
1umors also and reports Of consolidation OF
the Ohio Central with the Chesapeake s.
Ohio in order to unite the coal
traffic OF West Virginia and Ohio.
Sume reports were circulated that
the long pending litigation Of the Columbus
Chicago & Indiana Central Company with
the Pennsylvania Central was to be adjusted
forthwith, and that the junior security and
the stock would be much improved In pros
poets by the settlement at o'clock to-
day." said we1iinformed broker, "itlooked
rs though we were going to have the usual
Saturday realizations, but the reaction car
ried
PRICES HIaHEE THAN EVER"
The Vanderbilts have been active. New
York Central has been traded in more than
in any day for long time. Alr. Wander
bilt, on speaking well Of American Sc
curities, has evidently not forgotten
to mention the Central. The price advanced
from l49N to 15o1s. Lake Shore opened at
13l4, advanced j little, then fell back~s0
1893, and then rose to 1919. Western Union
displayed /. good deal Of strength to-day.
The transfers OF American Union and Attain
tic Il Pacific caused Il good deal OF stock to
change hands. The price was well sustained
from llS'7 to 1l9A. Union Pacific was act
tive under heavy buying. There have been
4 good n.al1y vague reports about an advance
III Union Pacific. The latest is TINT an ar~
rangetnent has been made between the Unio4
Pacific, Northern Pacific, and Oregon Nav1*
vantage of the Union Pacific line. The stock
rose to-day from l2lX to 12S55zz. i
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KILLED BE LIGHTNING.
s,+-{oF nf.ro}eh N 7IA ftbfrrua- 1lrIh,,s

LITTLE Rock, Ark, May 14.-Liehtning
struck the house Of George Campbell, near
Cedarvllle; yesterday. The family, consisting
ofhusband, wife, and two children, were eating
supper. The bolt caille down the chimney,
striking Mrs. Campbell. killing her instantly
the children were stunned. The cabin was
nearly demolished.
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Julia E. Smith the survivor ct the Glasten-
but not without solemn protest against the
fniouiry OF taxation without representation.
and declaration that she has not changed her
principles. During SIX successive previous years
she refused to pay, and the collector seized and
sold eleven acres OF land, bank share, and a
uuphat Of cQHg-
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ELGlS, ILL.,, May NV. w. Sherwin's
cheeSe-box and butter-tub factory was struck
by lightning in Il sudden and severe Storm.
lasting only q few minutes, this afternoon,
and two employees, Ellis Kenyon and Jack
Miller, were struck scnseless, but were both
revived after considerable difficulty, and are
now not much the worse for the shock. The
building was considerable damaged, the roof
being t0rm IN, one wall shattered, and the
window glass broken.
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MONETARY CONFERENCE.

PARIS, May 14.-At to-day's sitting OF the
Monetary Conference, Senator De Norlnandie
a French delegate, urged the dangers Of the
present monetary system. He showed, from
the position of England since 1881, that gold
monometallism did not afford a remedy.
Unless wise neasures are adopted> be said a
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crisis Woula in the end violently force itself
on the money markets. The next sitting is
tuesday, the 18th, when ex-senator T. 0.
Howe United States delegate, and others,
will speak.
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HAVANA, May ia small party of
negroes recently rose in insurrection ut Guam
1anamo, killing Sergeant and one private.
Inc party was afterwards beaten and the
leaders killed. Gen. Maceo has not landed
on the island. The war steamer Aiamasa
has sailed for Guantanamo.
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HOURS OF LABOR IN FACTORIES.
GENEVA, May 1.-the Swiss representa-
tiyes abroad have been instructed to ascer-
tain the views of the various States relative
to the adoption Of an international law regu-
latine hours of labor in factories
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CASUALTIES,


Special Dispatch to The Chfeu7o Tribune.
CLINTON, ILL.,, May 14.-A5out 10 O'Clock
last night a heavily-laden freight-train OH
the Illinois Midland Railroad got stuck OH Il
long grade near Waynesyille. fourteen miles
from Clinton, and WAS backing lip in order
to get good start when another train fol-
scattering one OF two cars of corr! over the
ground, and injuring the front Of the en-
gine, and causing about $1,000 damages.
The track was cleared this morning.
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Special Dispatch to T74e Chtcaeo Tribune.
ANNA. ILL.,, May 1.-THE temporary bar
racks which are being erected for the patients
at the Asylum were blown over to-day BY a
sudden and severe wind. One man, Kline
BY name, was injured in snch man ner as to
make his recovery doubtful.
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ESCAPE.

AUGUSTA, Ca, May lf.-Thrce colored
conyicts Oh ,IcWhorter:s farm, in Greene
County, killed E. L. Langston while uu
guard, with his own gun, and escaped.
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5p{e9d1 OUp0tt!
KANSAS C1rr, No.. May 14.-W. Killen, an
engineer OIL the Atchison, Topeka s. Santa
Fe Railroad, was scalded to death yesterday
by the ditclling of his engine. The accident
occurred west of Kansas City. The body OF
the unfortunate man reached Wyandotte this
evening for burial.
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opFesu5 Isspd1tH 10 Z III I71eu1U 171UHHk-
WATERToyyS, Wis, May IA heavy
hail-storm, accompanied by severe thunder
and lightning, prevailed in this section this
forenoon. The hail-stones averaged half an
incl! in thickness, but fortunately yegeta-
ton was not farenough advanced to be much
injured.
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Company except himself was cognkant Of
the details Of the arrangement. Mr.. Willard
added that he has no desire to push Presi-
dent Billings from his position. Mr.. Willard
was asked when he would make known the
exact terms Of the agreement, and he replied
laughingly that he would do SO some time
next Week
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SPAIN

COMMERCE WITH FRANCE.
MADRID, May 14.-Three Spanish dele
gates will leave here at once for Paris to ne
gotiate new treaty of commerce with France.
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PROBABLY FATALLY INJURED.
Special Dsspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 14-Belle MITCHELL
q niece of Alexander Mitchell, was probably
fatally injured by being thrown from her
hnrse fast evening at St Paul. Her recovery
Is doubtful.
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ReaconAt1eid.h Cart

Be%conAtieid.a Garter. %'@i..I
The blue ribbon Of the Garter left vacant By
Lord Beaconsfaeld's death is likely to be given
either tu the Duke Of Argyll OF to Lord Ro6s..
beu.
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VIENNA. May 14.-The Emperor Francis
Joseph has conferred the Grand Cross Of the
Order of ST. Stephen, set in briiiarts, on the
Sultan. in recognition of Prince kudolph's
reception in Palestine.
PRECAUTIONS.
LEMBERG, May 1+.-Troops have been sent
to Podjoiocyska. on the Austro-Rnssian
frontier, because Of apprehensions that the
Russian peasants will violate the frontier
and attack the Jewish refugees congregated
there.
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FOREIGN.

Continued and Growing Ex-
element Throughout the
Kingdom Of Italy.
Resignation Of : the Ministry
and Adjournment of the
Chamber Of Deputies.
The Whole Eastern Question in
Danger Of Opening with the
Tunis Trouble.
Double Parts Played with the
Tricky Turk by Both the
German Powers.
Surprise in London upon Re-
ceipt Of the Czar's Auto
cratic Manifesto.
The Gar Denies that He Has to Be
Careful About His Personal
Movements.
Ex-senator Howe to Speak Be-
" fore the Monetary Confer
ence Tuesday.
Gladstone Will Accept" q Peerage-
Death Of Prince Peter Of
Gutenberg.
The Regular SUNDAY Mornings Gossip lboat European
Affairs as Seen at London.
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IT Is AN UNPRECEDENTED THING
for Premier to be thus publicly deserted
andsnubbed by members of his own Ministry.
CARLYLE.
The public were rather surprised yesterday
to find OIL appeal in the papers for subscrlp-
tiol,s to the Carlyle memorial fund. It had
been generally understood that the Commit
tee had undertaken to raise the
requisit funds privately, which was the
proper course. Among the names of
the subscribers are those Of Charles Darwin
and Minister Lowell, who are down for El0
each; Huxley, E3: Tyndall, ESQ; Browning,
Tennyson, and Lord uoughton, each e5. The
unfortunate publication Of the "Remlnis-
cences' has caused A great reaction
in feeling against Carlyle, and it
is a difficult job to drum up
subscriptions The Saturday Rcuien con-
demns Mr.. Froude for his course, and es-
pecially for his recent letters in answer to
Mrs. Alexander Carlyle, the great cynlc's
niece. The Saturday says Mr.. Froude ''has
already earned Shakspeare's curse, and per-
haps little of 1t has come upon him already
in the remarkably sorry figure he cuts in the
present dispute"
INVESTMENTS
The crowd of persons OIL the lookout for
investments has not lessened, and even Span
ish and Peruvian bonds are looking up.
Sound American securities are dearer than
they were last week, and it only needs firm
ness in Wall street to cause great rise
in prices. I. am informed that
the June dividend on Atlantic s. Great West
ern firsts will be equal to pei. cent on the
present price. These bonds are now largely
houpht for investment The crop of Jay
Gould rumors is less prolific this week
than usual, but the Patt Malt Ga
zctte publishes an article dwelling
On his great influence in monetary circles.
and wondering what use he means eventual
" to make OF it. The Vanderbilt stocks are
all HIGHER this afternoon The new ~
Pennsylvania bonds find no purchasers here
among the general public, but are left en-
tirely to speculative brokers'
LORD SHREWSBURY
will marry Mrs. Aunday, with whom he
eloped q short time ago, as soon as her
husband procures a divorce His Lo1dshtp
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-05

C B Hazeltine. $50 tons, Gnkey, Hayre. wig
Richardson & Barnard.
Ada Carter, 435 tons johnson. Buenos Ayres.
cld-Haslam & Hawkins.
Betty (Gerl, G93 TONS Rowehl, Havre. -knoops
Frerichs & Co.
Columbus (Ger} 591 tons. Davis, Rotterdam, at
Tybee, wtg-Knoop ETeriehs Co.
Dusty Miller. sos tons. Parry, carnaven, idg-J
Forest city, 6Ss tons, Meissner, rep'g-J K
Blomidon IBrI s64 tons, Morris, Bristol. Idg-
II Grant q Co.
Josva Nor. 46i tons. Sorensen, Amsterdam,
ldR-A Fullarton.
Forty-four barks.
Marcelna (Sp), $50 tons, Sunol, Barcelona, ldS
Ventura (Spl 2O7 tons, Giberman. port in Spain,
ldg-Chas Green & Co.
Mary E Fink. 4s7 tons, Dareh, Matanzas, repg
Master
Ino Boyd tBr), 1893 tons, Albergh, dis-Master.
w Morse, $50 tons. Devereaux, New York,
dis-Jos A Roberts s. Co.
P G Schueltz. 82s tons, Thompson, Kings Ferry,
cld-Jos A Roberts & Co.
Melissa A Trask. 2S7 tons, Trask, Woods Hole,
dis-Jos A Roberts & Co.
Stephen G Hart, III tons. Torrent Orient, L !,
dis-Jos A Roberts & Co.
VIM Wiler. 245 tons, Huntly, Philadelphia, dis
Jos A Roberts & Co.
A Denike 428 tons, Bohannon, Baltimore, ldg-
Jos A Roberts q Co.
Chas II Morse. 535 TONS Manson, New Haven,
ldg-Jos A Roberts & Co.
Centennial, 554 TONS Birdsall, New York, ldg-
Jos A Roberts & Co.
Ella NJ Storer, $50 tons, Wade, Bath, ldg-
Jos A Roberts & Co.
w f Cushing, 25s tons. Cramer, Philadelphia
ldg-Jos A Roberts & Co.
Stephen Bennett. 243 tons, Douglas, New
York ldg-Jos Roberts q Co.
Marcus Edwards, 228 TONS Pashley, New York,
dis-Jos A Roberts Co.
John w Hall, 1913 tons, Mason. Baltimore, ldg-
Jos A Roberts & Co.
Messenger. S44 tons, Falker, Boothbay, dis
Jos A Roberts & Co.
w Daisey, $50 tons, Tracey, Philadelphia, ldg
Jos Roberts q Co.
Caroline Hall, $50 tons, Lolis, jacksonville, cid
Jos Roberts & Co.
Roger Drury, 361 tons, Baker, Baltimore, dis
Jos Roberts & Co.
Welcome R. Beebe. 4O8 tons, Lozier, New York,
ldg-Wm Hunter & Son.
Annie Bliss, S34 tons, O'Donnell, Baltimore, ldg
j j Dale & Co.
Island CITY, 4s7 tons, Voorhees,, Baltimore, dis
- j Dale & Co.
VIM Thompson, 90 tons, Brady, Ponce, 2 r, dis
p II Ward & Co.
Twenty-one schooners.