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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-01-05

Since our last report the following licen-
ces TO marry haye been issued:
WHITE
Leo ]. Latham and Mary o. Higgs.
Herbert s. Moshier and EfTle z. JOY.
William f. Brewer and Mary Z. Graves.
Alonzo p. Cullison and Mary ID. Langley.
Henry A. Mckay and Susie G. Raley.
Jefferson Owens and Josephine Sinclair.
William A. Hammond and Anna Stone.
Everett NJ. Joy and Mary ]. Pilkerton.
William l.. Biscoe and Mary p. z. Biscoe.
Harry G. Dent and Frances Ella Guyther.
+. Stanaslaus Bean and Norma NJ. Bohanan.
George w. Hebb and Nellie G. Garner.
William A. Howe and Susan II. Latham.
J. Ford Greenwell and Susan NJ. Wathen.
George II. Heard and Susan z. Abel.
John Ii. Lynch and Susan Russell.
Edward l.. Spalding and Mary z. Cation.
coIORED:
George r. Thomas and Sarah fancy.
John Ii. Wilson and Elizabeth Young.
William Nollysaw and Eva Douglass.
Henson Platter and Estelle II. Tolson.
Samuel T. Dent and Mary Warren.
William II. Green and Mary A. Somcrville.
Daniel l.. Forrest and Sarah Kane.
Philip Dorcy and Oracle Sparks.
l;omulus Briscoc and Jennie NcaIe.
Jas. Kator Dyson and Frances G.. Thomas.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-01-05
CAUTION.

ALL persons are hereby forewarled
against trcspasSing with dog, gun or ether
wise upon my farm known as POSEY'S
BLUFF, Medley's Neck. Against all
parties violating this notice the law will be
rigidly enforced.
L. ID. FREEMAN.
Dec
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-01-05

the discharge d tla4 2ncsal anslea and
cruelty MANNED and slssslsd sixty o,hers.
they struck blow At tlse government. be-
cause the police were the gosprnmens's rsp-
resenfatives.
The two cases are ensiyesy different and
all attempts 10 treat then = ranllsl cases
must be futile.
Mr. Harris calls aftcntian te resolution
that was adopted by the conmbn Council
Of Chicago about 1859. aficr the fugitive
slave law had been enacted. and then pro-
ceeds to show that their sail< eatisied them
to be ranked with Judas Iseariot
II seems 10 be the idea ol Dir. Harris that
when law is enacted b. civil authority,
that tina; law IS sacred. azsd must not be
disobcyed, no matter whft n import. II
this be 50, then Judas Iscariot WAS guilty
of no crime. He rather ezspd both the re-
ligious law of the Jews and Nc civil law Of
the Romans. All blasph<nseEs must he
put to death; and Jesus, nrcf = ne
religious standard ofthose sxas Las
phemer. Judas obeyed i zas aiso-
beyed the moral law writ< - heelf.
Herein consisted his sin. O q 3lllef I'D
this Common Council pEoas ainz< &c
civil law which it consida< I zssng. sd
held up the moral law a wfi - Aeaff
ofman as that 10 be obeyed. sla1 rs
Just the opposite Of Judas Il 8 S g
ton would have been wr1.< NV Ealle
otherwise. Quite unjnstly q - ISp
tibet of Anarchist been app -
Why not, Messrs$
quarrels tetxl s-slls 1ll |
forgottenf Why con&nde D arp upon !
question that is dead and shshld be buried
and thus keep alive feelings Of discord that
should not exist ? The North and the
South have embraced each other again, and
why not let us do all we can tofighton this
embrace, rather than revive old issues that
tend TO engender hand feelings towards our
Northern brethrenl
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-01-05
PREMIUMS.

EVERY SUBSCRIBER to tho WEEKLY
who sends ten cents 10 pay for Packing and
postage receives rs Present from tho MAIL
AND EXrRrss ANY TWO OF our elegant
Premium Portraits OF Lincoln. Grant, Garfield
Logan and Bcechcr, exact copies Of The finest
crayon likenessea. 1lx;ss inches In size sont 10
his address FREQ and postpaid.
FOR S1.5O We send tho MAIL AND EXPRESS
ono year and q copy Of Munkacsy's great paint
iIg % Christ Hetore Plate, richly and artistic
ally reproduced In 20 coiorr. Tho original q
t,is grsa; painting was recently sold for over
4 LANCE LIST Of other popular and val.
liable premiums arc offered 10 Subscribers and
agents OF the most liberal terms They cannot DO
described Leeo. Send for cur circular.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-01-05

The question has often been asked why
is it that Oscar Morgan sells so many goods
The answer is because he keeps first class
goods and sells them cheap. Solid facts.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-01-05
AGAINST THE SALOON.

Tho MAIL AND EMPRESS Is tho recognized leaA
trS jo;sIIai OF the country IN the great Anti
Gai:sCn 8epub.ican movement. &c believes that
the liquor traffic IL exists to-day in the United
states = the enemy Of society. q fruitful source
o. ~ p1ncs the ally OF anarchy,
seeking 10 corrupily control elections and iegisla
ssrves the condemnation OF all good men. ~
In bTtet, all who wish to have in their
homes FIRST-CI.ASS NEWSPAPER OF
nl:iUnai scope. broad views, clean pages an 4
courageous. yet kindly. uttorances on all ques-
t6aS OF general public interest," will not bs
disappointed III tho MAIL AND ExPIEss and
We RESPECTFULLY solicit their influence and sup
part
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.-wREKLY, per
year. Sf.00i six months, so cents: three months
30 cents. DAILY. per year, S6.OOt six months
ceuta.
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Weekly Sun.
TIE PEOPLE.
\ YEAR.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-01-05
/. Oscar Morgan

Extend special invitation 10 his many
friends and customers 10 visit his STORE
and examine his large stock ogfashionahe
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-01-05
MAS BY'S PAPER,)
THE WEEKLY
TOLEDO BLADE
1888.


The leading Republican Newspaper oi
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at great expense extended their facilities
for the purpose of meeting the extraordina.
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In 1888 il will be prepared 10 meet prompt.
ly the demands of 100000 subscribers Al
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The BLADE gives more reading. better dc.
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Send nc ad>ircss of all your friends at the
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AGENTS WANTED.

We want q good agent in every town and vii.
laEe whore We have rot ono now at work. Send
our liberal offers.
POSTMASTERS and their ASSISTANTS,
and oil others who wish 10 increase their in
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-01-05

Mr. Editor AS n solution Of the "egg
question" presented in your last issue, /
hcg Ia submit the following
In the tirst sale, 80 eggs, as stated,
brought IS cents, or cent each; and the
other 80 eggs brought 10 cents, / cent each,
which, combined, equals 90 Of one cent
for > eggs, or ~ cents for 60 eggs.
In the second sale, the farmer received
cents for eggs, which is equal As Of l
cent for eggs, or "a cents for 60 eggs
Now then, the difference between Sc oi
onc cent (the amount received for eggs in
the first Salel and as of cent THE amount
rN'civcd for eggs in the second salel Is
l-3O Of cent-just the amount the farmer
lost on every . eggs by the combination
sale, which equals l cent on the Go eggs
and thus accounts for the missing penny
As a mathematical demonstration we
have:
plus equals 10 5-6 equals IN eggs, frs,
sale; ? divided by 5 multiplied by equal
to IS equal to eggs, second sale, then
a-6 minus 40 equal 90 $50 equal to differ
cncc in ? eggs equal TO in 90 eggs.
Very Respectfully, &c,
Washington, u. c. Y. SAMSON.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-01-05
Real Estate.

PARTIES wishing to sell farms, by furnish
ing the undersigned description, etc, will
have the same advertised free of charge.
We have made arrangements with several
Real Estate Agents FOR the sale Of lands in
lower Maryland.
MOORE d MORGAN.
Leonardtown-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-01-05
A BARGAIN.

Il secondhand top buggy for sale cheap.
"a Also, two nice rooms, on Fenwick
strcct, for rent Apply sc
TINS OFFICE
Dec s, 1SS7-lm.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-01-05
$500 $500 90
$2527 35 $2527 IS

which sum, [$2527.35 is amount due for
work on roads since May l, 1887, and re-
mains unpaid Jan. /, 1888. The amount of
excess over appropriation for 1897, on jan
uary /, 1888, is, $17O7.74.
You will please publish the above Pream-
BILE, Resolutions and Statement and greatly
obligc Yours, Very Respt., &c,
ENOCH b. ABEIL,
Clerk TO County Commissioners.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-01-05

FI-LA w,
:DTowS, Ma,
.aw Office to the
Il; house, lately &C.
will he pleased 10
clients and rs
y fit 10 call
y him will receive
p the Collection Of
Ri Conveyance Of
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-01-05
DNAL.
FIPPETT,

Chas., Bait, Md.
IF Baltimore city,
Pm the counties of
aud Washington
lyen To Admiralty
inns, &c, Being
for the Real e
AZ Co, all partie
|n Maryland can
| Persons desiring
I'll call or send for
b loaned ON first
I20y.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-01-05
Answers e the Egg Problem.

McSSrS. Editors II think the egg prob.
lem, in your last issue, is quite easily solv-
cl When the farmer sold two baskets of
- eggs each, the first at 3 for cent and
the second at for cent, realizing % cents
Tor the 60 eggs, he sold the same number
ct each grade, hut when he put all in one
basket and sold eggs for ? cents he sold
- eggs at ; for cent and 81 eggs at for
cent, or in the proportion of ) to 2, of the
; sizes. Thus, 80 eggs @3 for l cent
equals 10 cents; 30 eggs at for q cent
equals 10 cents; total % cents. But GO
rEgs "a 5 for ? cents is, &c eggs at 3 for /
cent equal 10 ls cents; "a eggs at 2 for l
cent equal "a IL cents: total 81 cents
Give us something more difficult Z.
Great Mills, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-01-05

Counsellor at Law
|it Mutual Life In
pal Life of New
EHrancc of Liver
|NN, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-01-05
STATEMENT :
May /, 80. To RID APP

May /, 80. To RID APP
pro. 81, $500
BY orders for new work, 1874 IA
Deficiency,
omitted from Levy, 81. 9O6 25
appro. in Collectors
hands, undrawn, $40 81
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-01-05
600 8 /.
DONENfIE

In this department am low priced. Call
and examine my Fancy Shifting, Ginghams
Calicoes and Lawns before purchasing else
where.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-01-05

Since our last report the following licen-
ces TO marry haye been issued:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-01-05
GROCERIES,

Fine fresh and cheap. Call and make
small purchase and know that you viii
become a permanent customer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-17
UNPARALLELED Inducements
YOUNG MARINERS BROUGHT INTO PORT

The schooner Florida, OF Rockand, Me- from lunVo"
Mass, to New-York put into Northport ffluay c't"
ing for the purpose landing two passengers whoh W
vessel had UNEXPECTEDLY picked up several mics ou'iu
the Sound Captain Elias White reported tha' ne h@u
picked up small boys in skif They were james
Robinson age twelve and Howard f. Barnes age ten
who while playing in skin at Rocky foht ror'
Jefferson on Thursday carried out OF the hrpor p
the strong hds In" the Sound. The 'i'Ce iciio"e n
all OF Thursday night the open boat and when theJ
were picked up at p IN Friday by the tlorlda .he!
were nearly exhausted from hunger and fright Inc
Harne, boy was and lying in the bottom OF the skill
nh. .kG was first sighted by the captain Of the Florida
about three miles away. He at first thought IL was
pilot waiting for incoming vessel ana paid ou'
r,tle attention TO IT, Some time later he noticed a
souar coming up and ty means OF the telescope ais
covered that the little craft was skill drifting aoouo
with DO apparently in charge OF It, lie saw some
thing In the boat: but unable to tell what IL was
the capan then launched his yawl and ordered TWO Of
his crew to row him to the mysterious little craft
The captain surprised to discover the two boys IN
the boat alone They were placed aboard Of the 10 80
train yesterday moruins for Port Jefferson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-17
THREE NEW Loyo DISTANCE TELEPHONES

The Metropolitan Telephone and Telegraph company
has done for business down town lasting service
by putting ongdstance telephones into It's building
No 10 Cortlandtst The reception room, where the
telephones are was open week ago yesterday
1t is commodous room. being about 80 feet by 20,
and handsomely fitted up. The floor is made OF tiles
and the wainscot Of Italian onyx The walls are OF
buff color and the general is tasteful and
the results are harmonious The telephones in glass
cabinets One sit in cabinet at handsome
cherry desk and send Philadelphia or TO
cities in Massachusetts, Connecticut Rhode Island.
hundred places this State. with perfect case.
messenger is always kept the oce TO inform people
who called The company has put hundred
longdistanee telephones In pay" stations in this city
A Tribune reporter called up the Philadelphia opera
tor yesterday In minute and a half.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-17

New. Orleans City OF Macon Savannah; OLD Dominion
Richmond; Amethyst and Roanoke Newport News Seneca
Sims GIenbarn for Calcutta; Polynesia Padang via Pha
depbia. ., ,on
Bfiss Woodbury. for ST Johns PR Lconora Barbados:
Also saned-via Long Island sound-steamers Lucy p
Miller for BAN or; VI Dimock. Boston,
Bark Margarlda, for Oporio
kNoTlCE TO MARINERS.
An obstruction TO westward OF the old pier at Conev
Island has been spar buoy IL
ia in III feet of water the following magnetic
ngs ea OF new iron pier f. Coney Island tower NEbyE
by order OF the Lighthouse board Co.,
Tompknsyiile NY juno 49, 1888 Inspector Sd Distfct
Ship Anna (Gsr) Menkens from Hamburg for New.York
Ship ugo tGer) Kaelksn from Amsterdam for NewYork
BARK Elisabeth CGsri Brauer from NewYOrk for Aner
Java, May !. lat o s. Ion 80 W.
THE MOVEMENTS or srEAMERs
FOREIGN PORTS
Qugyysrowy June l6-Arrived. steamer Etruris Dr,.
Cook from NewYork June9 Oh nor way 70 Liverpool land
BRISTOL. Juno ls-Anived. steamer Jersey City tBrl
sw1sssI jams iS-sanod. steamer Exeter City OBI.
KNssIoIo June is-Arr'sd' steamer TantAllon tnr,.
Boix1 Siessis, from SewYork way 70 xntwsrp
PRAwLs POINT June l6-Passed. steamer otranto (Br)
Rppstb. from New.YorK on her way 70 Newcastle.
LIZARD June iG-Passct. steamer Leerfam (Dtch ston
ger from New YORK on her way 10 ROTTERDAM.
sIETTs June l4-Arrived steamer Jothis osr. Bauer.
HayRs. june is-saisd steamer Ia Bre,agne (Fr). De
BREMKs June sailed. steamer vOrwsrts (oer. Fort
PILrano June ii-saned. Picqua tBr, Clayton
for Sew.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-17
3 to Sc West 23d St.
TWO DISHONEST BODY SERVANTS.

ONE LOST HIS EMPLOYERS MONEY AZ LIE
RACES; THE OTHER PAwNED 0ooDs'
brace Of dishonest Wallets were arrested yesterday anu
locked I'D at Police Headquarters. One OF them WIZ
lam pex,on was formerly the bodyservant OF Evanoef
Berry Wall over extensive wardrobe he Kept care
full eve When Wall married Pexton was dischargeu
hut at once entered the employ OF Mr. BeadesVon' 'e
brewer who lives at Twenty st. and FifthaVe. Dur
ing the Jerome Park meeting, Mr.. Beadestoh one ua'
handed his valet $3.50. which was to be placed III inc
par.or safe Instead. 1t went TO swell 'hc
mutual pools, and divided among crowo
~ hette,s luckier than Pexton. This left the valet
I'm hole and with view Of cxtieating himself ne went
10 the safe aforementioned and completed the piage by
taking $500 in and ruby ring worth sooo IN a-
tempting TO dispose CT the latter he was taken ho cus"'S
by two Of Inspector Byrness men,
The other rascaly servant was William h. Han, inc
colorcd valet of George McHct of No 21 west FORTY
thirdst The McHolt family have gone ih'o inc county,
and Hall has improved opportunity by pawnng prop
ery OF the McHolts worth 600 Both prisoners were
rennanded in Jefferson Market Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-17
srcnrss OF BuPFALO BILLS WILD WEST.

N1 u q
A. tho weather grows settled and the conviction is
forced upon the public that it is seasonabe for outo
town amusements recreation the crowds at the Wlo
West on Staten increase albeit the business ever
since the opening has exceeded inc patronase VI VIZ.
former season for the length OF time Indeed the
wild West people are to be congratulated While othef
summer resorts have scarcely been thought Of Eastna
is visited daily by thousands The addition OF the ee
CANT steamboat the Robert Garrett 10 inc m"sni
cent fleet OF the Staten Island Rapid Transit Company
affords the public still amper facilities for reachhe
Frasna This boat built expressly to ACCOMMODATE
the myrads Of people who want to see the Wiid west
Buffalo Bill" has received pressing invitallons from
citizens nearly every large city In the
Union 10 exhibit his entertainment and each city guaan
tees to him success that has ATTENDED
him on Staten Island. Excursions are coming daily from
various points, and after the Glorious FOURTH shoula
the keep increasing In the same
additional seating capacity VIII have 10 De prov
Mr. Cody daily in receipt OF cable messages OF COZ,
tuations from royalty the other ue aihog Which,
be made SO great an impression during his solourn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-17
1,AKKyEss At THE srAyDARD THEATRE

The performance at the STANDARD Theatre to an
abrupt termination last evening and the house dark
1t known through the week that Edward Atwell
in money difficulties, and the have several times
during the week threatened appear in their parts
The half Of last weeks salary for the entire company
promised by Mr.. Atwel Saturday evening, but after
matinee performance Saturday told he
could the money. and that he did expect the
TO appear Besides half weeks salary from last
week. Mr. Atwell is indebted his people for this week.
and he has promised lQuldate his entire indebtedness
during the coming week. His Lordship." Mr. AtwelPs
play has been extensively booked for tour OF the
this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-17
TO THE MEMORY OF 4 coMRApE.

hesdstone, erected the memory OF Lieutenant
Edward f. Young by his friends and comrades Of Com
pany c, eth Regiment was unveiled yesterday at Wood
lawn Cemetery Nearly every company in tho regiment
had few representatives present Company attending
in body in citizens dress The exercises were begun
by the 9TH Regiment Glee Club singing a Tear For
The Comrade That's Gone, followed by prayer offered
by the Rev Clarence Buell. The Glee Club then sang
Unyeil Thy Bosom, Faithful Tomb.
Captain Palmer, in an address spoke warmly OF the
dead lieutenant praisng his many good qualities an
officer and comrade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-17
UTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF w.YoRX......~sATURDAY.J JUNE l6. 1888
ARRIVED.
Steamer Umbria (Br), McMickan. Liverpse June and
Queenstown TO- with mdse and pas'engersto Vernon
steamer City Chester BIZ Bend Liverpool Juxo and
9uee,ssown with md:. and o24 passengers to Peter
viii. mdso and ll12 passengers to Kunhardt Co. Arrived
pS If. sst with
,s b 5a NUr at s Bar n al days wit"
Scott say,9ns 4 Mar 1nHe
Ss sugar r !. so Is 30 10
sseamsr stamford or BaEacoa edays with
Steamer Eeanora Bragg. Portland. with ndse TO Horats
BARK VIM Cocbrane tBr) Dernier Hamburg days with
mdse 10 order: vessel to Funch. Edye Co. -,
water. with sugar 10 order; vessel TO master.
.sUNsETAt sandy Hook. wind light sw clear At City
Island wind night SWi clear
Arrived yesterday
Steamer Burnley lBrl Hansip Demerara Barbadoes Port
and passengers Leaycraft Co. Arrived at the Bar at 80
with t %dse and passchsers to L Wafer '' "'"
Walker
Steamer oeser tDapl. Moller. Copenhagen and stetn-
steamer Peala Ger. Hinsch. Harbnrr. Ger-E sohns.
gewrins 4 Srenibald 'DA"''"' ''-'AA -"' ''''"'' -
ssfnn So wa
Steamer Alamo Risk GaysstonaG Mallory q Co.
steamer Chalmeile. Adams New.0rleans Van sickle.
steamer Equator. Nelson. WInington-Wm clyde 20.
Steamer seneca. Walker. Norfolk and Newport news
OLD Dominion Ss co.
Steamer oq Dominion Cou.h, Richmond. City Point and
EOrfok-Old Dominion IS Co.
steamer Roanoke, Hupbors Norfolk and Newport News
-Old D0minlOn IS Co.
steamer Polynesia (oer) Kuhno Kunhardt
d Co.
Steamer VIM Woodward Yonna. Batmore-B Downcr.
steamer l.uey Miller. Homer BangorF smith d Co.
steamer Llesn0ra. bennett Portland-Horato Hail
steamer Al Dm0ck. Eldrdge Boston-h Dmock
ship Theodore Rand (Br Morris. Perth Ambsy-Scam-
mel Bros
Bsrs Rock City tSOr). stangeDys. stetrn-Funch Eyde
a Co.
Bark Alma (Gerl Alberts. stettin-Watjen. Toe q Co.
Bark Marie tNor Richardson. SettinF unch Edye Co
Bark Arab stssd tswei). skaDtze Lubeck-Funch Edge
d Co.
Bark Morris (Br,. Smith. Dunkrk, FRI Whitney
d Co.
BARK aiensarry lBr. McHenry Caliao-w Grace a Co.
Bark DeucAion (Br Baker acknowledgements spence
Earn fose Busno. Mccon. st Jaeoa and Guantanamo
BARK Mary (Norl Anderson. Matsne. Csnada-Benham q
BOyesen
Bsrs Java SPAN wun Perth Amboy Punch Edye 4 Co
Brig Mario DAM, Nielsen Esbjerg. Don-funch, Edye
4 Go,
Greece for London serva Republic and City OF
Berlin Lverpoel; Colorado Hull Devona Oiaseow; Gesor.
Copenh&kcn; California and Polynesia Hamburger Eider
Bremen, Amsterdam. Rotterdam La Normande Hsyre;
cruS via Havana Alamo. o0veson Chsmette and Louis