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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-07-04
II. +. WOOSTER, Canaan. \. II.
A new PENSION LAW.

Congress las passed an at granting len
sous So fathers and mo her, OF soldiers who
are now dependent upon their labor for sup
port. and to all soldiers and sailors who served
80 duys, and are suffering from disabilities in
capncitatiuE tor manual Labor, from 81 20 Sl4
mouth. Persons now receiving pensions of
less rate than the rate provided 10y his act,
cor haViHg claims pending, may receive tae
benefits ~ THIS act without interfering with
their present claims or pension. pependent
widows OF soldiers arc EMIT without re
gard to cause of soldiers death. Information.
circulars giving the new law and blanks free.
Attorneys Zee, SO, rot to he paid until pension
i granted. Address u. j. pEANlrf, Moutpe-
llcr, VT. Ia 1T W.T.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-07-04
lie Wants 10 Sol Brown. Too.

JYLu-Ifow fast Jim drives his horse.
.jilu't suppose there was so much speed i'll
4e old nag
Jack-Jim always drives fast going by
-rown's hoCse. iia'5 trying to sell the
...n 10 prnN... - ~ - Ilaln.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-07-04

Some Wen known Women Who Swim.
Among the swimmers who have acquired
wonderful proficiency are Miss Alice Bel
KNAPP, daughter Of The eX-secretary OF war,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-07-04

Mrs. Martha Gray, of Virginia, has been
found by the census man. Mis-. Gray is
now living with nor third husband, and
her record at rearing children is thus
scheduled; Six triplcts, eighteen; six twins
twelve; seven singles, seven; total, thirty
seven children. When the census cnum-
orator facetiously remarked, Tally one
for Mrs. Gray that good lady exclaimed;
"You tally thirt y-seyen, and don't you for
gcC it,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-07-04
American Clothing Co..
MANUFACTURER OF

This GEEtT BARGAIN STHL!f have
ing clearing out sale II their al. Spring
and SUMMER EioGh'ng, i.at, uuu
Furnishing Goods, G.d if the crowds
Of eager buyers continue 10 come they vii.
be entirely s2!d out soon. The goods ara
all new and made for tAi, s.ason ont OF the
best imported an American material and
are as good as any clothing sold in During
ton. The Amocicau Cothns Go. have
moro goods on hama than they want to car
ry, that is the oniy reason Tor the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-07-04
100 Ladies W anued,

And 100 men 10 cali on any druggist for \
nee trial package of Lanes Family Medicine.
the great root and herb remedy, discovered Gy
Dir. Sllas Lane while in tho Rocky Mountains.
For diseases OF tie blood, liver and Kidneys il
is positive cure. For constipation and clear
nc up the complexion it does wonders. Child
rem like il. Everyone praises il. Large-sl4e
package, 30 cents. At al druggists.
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Great Sacrifice.


Tho bargains of rel are astounding.
Mems Light Spring Suit worth - at 81. 2jj
Mems lmpcrtol Cneviot Sack Suits worth
So NJ - 90 Mems Genuine Wild Walo
Dros. Suits worth $22 at Sl3, 30 Children
Suits %l50 -. - and 81 worth -. - and
50 Young Mems Nohuy summer Suits
81. - worth #i9: 100 pairs os Mems
Striped Pants 81 p, worth -. Hundreds
of Fancy Striped pre-, Pants all tailor
made az s. - and >3. -, worth double the
money Mons Shirts aud Drawers 20 cents
worth 30 cents. Normal Shirts and Draw
ers 81 cents. worth IS cents; fine Mnckina|
Straw Hats 10 cents. worth 81; Blacl; Der'
by Hats, latest shapes and styles, s. p,
sold all over for 50 70; fine English DUN
stable Black Straw Hats - cents, regular
price 81 50; Fancy Striped Overshirrs 50
cents, worth - cents i'm. Suspenders ~
cents, regular price % cents
Nothing but the very best goods in tho
world at less than 80 rcu,S on the dollar at
the
American Clothing Company
IS Church Street Conner Cherry
OPP. Rowe's Hotel, Burlington. "
lN,dEwtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-07-04

What is moro disagree cole to use than a
rusty ilatiron; Rub them with line emery
dust and sweet oil. Ii you cannot make
them smooth send them To a factory and
have them gsoupd,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-07-04

There is no tie under heaven so strong
and unbrealGble to hold man from wrong
doing ~ the pure love of good woman
Such a tie will in time come to make all
sin appear hateful 10 him.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-07-04

Here i, a novel way to scent toilet. Fill
tiny pill bottle with ottar Of rose or
triple extract Of jasmine and let it eyapo-
rate uncorkcd. If in the crush of The
promenade or the flourish of The dance the
vial cap,i2cs, the delicious essence will per
culate through the toilet and perfume it
everlastingly. With ottnr of almond and
rose, orange and lily re,siling Mt ten cents
a drop, this is by no mean, an inexpensive
fancy.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-03

Delsnsn, G Davis & Son. Jas Douglas. Decker E
tcxman q '. @ Eckstein & Co. J r Einstein-
1Epsoein 8 Bro. Kills & Co. A Enrich a B-o
FRANK & Co A Falk & Sons. Fleischman & 10 i
r FERNANDEZ, h Furoer, NJ Ferst's Sons a "a
" a arnle n. fretwell & y, Gray & son I,
Gaoei, W Gordon & Co. B NJ Garfunkel Miss
= no 9 tut man, Gorham, J z Grady q Son.
2 1uckennelmer & son, g NJ Heidi & Co, J F
2ayhsr 7, Hexter q K, Hammond II 81 Co II
hirsch, B Hull & Co. Harms & J, Hanlex.
Jackson N q Co, D Kohler Kolshorn 4 M sfnSr
hatle. krouskoh. b II Levy & Bro Lloyd e a
Ludoen b. Ludden 4 b, Lowell & L. DR. Law
Ton r L.ovell's Sons, Lppman Bros ID b Lester
Lorii- a d. Lsnge & II, Lee Roy Myers & Co
INC Lyons q Co \ Lang, NJ inhard Bros & Co
1 Bros. Morrison, & Co. W Nell & Co s
Muealrnthal. W McAlpi1, Mcmillan Bros l. A
Mccarthy. A F Mackay. Morning News. F WoXla a
ueo Aeyer. J I Meyer Mc6iillis & r II Nathan
siutual l-op Asso'n, J McGrath & Co, Norton
q II, + doealer q y Nichols Neldlinger q r..
tashter Merchants Nat Bx. II Miller l, Meuge
Moore * J, G VI Gilbert & Co, W a Pigmap. : II
fiK-, feacoc g, II & Co, Palmer Hardware Co G
" hyals, Phillips Bros. y Paulsen & Co. Reed a
20, j J Reilly, Ross & s, ID Rogers. Rourke.
Solomons & Co, Smith Bros. Z Stults & &c, C
Sesrie ShuptSULI & Bro, E A SchwarZ [,
Stern & Co. J S Silva, Savannah Steam Bakery.
Stllwen, u & Co, H Seiig. J Sullivan. X
sanders, w ID Slmkins, Savannah Furniture Co
SausSy, Savannah Soap Wks Jno Sullivan W
Scaelhln Strauss Bros, Savannah Grocery Co,
ID solomon 4 Son. Theus Bros, D Thomson
MIS- :; Tnomason g w Iiedeman & Bro, Mrs
thompson Tidewater Oil Co, A s Thomas
Iwlggs. ID Taylor, Wylly & C, Thos West
"A Netter; Werm. Wing Kwong. J Welch
d arlng, watson & r & G. W West, /. NJ
White, D Weed & Co, Southern TX Co, t I
Youmans. S, F WRy, sims Alpha Bellevue
Barker, Ga & Fla l B Co.
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chusetts Institute Of technology, discussing
the mockery OF law still prevailing in grea-
sections Of toe south, especIally rs wit
nesset by himself during a recent residence
In North Caroiias New E gland Mag
azine, 90 Frederick street, Boston.
The November Magazine Of American
History is particularly rich in material re-
minding one that the events OF our own dsy
have definite understanding with the
events OF the past, and also with those be
fore Us, beyond our own horizon. The
well-known eloquent divine, Rev. Charles
ii. Parkhurst, ID. D., contributes the open
ing chapter, "Divine Drift in Human
History in which he says, lit is the con-
summalng glory of history that it spells
out thoughts and purposes hundreds and
thousands of years long and that 1--WE
are so endowed with inquisitiveness and
with intelligent sympathies that we en- Joy
Knowing what has transp.red in the word
whatever man has done appeals to us IS
being TO some degree our own NATTER II Q
best portrait ever published of DR.. Park
hurst forms the frontispiece TO this number.
Magazine OF American History, 74S Broad
way, New York.
The November number of HarDeysS
Magazine contains the first of a short
series Of papers on Southern CALIFORNIA;
Our Italy"-by Charles Dudley Warner.
The series of articles on South America bv
theodore Child is continued n Urban and
and Commercial Chilli" Princeton
University" Is the subject of a
timely paper by Prof. W. NJ. Sloane. Dau-
diets inimitable story Of Port Tarascon" is
brought to a conclusion. The other fiction
includes "a Halloween WRATH" by Wilt
lam Black, with five illustrations; "Mad III
lene; or, the Festival OF the Dead" b.
Grace King; and Portraits" by RUN
Dana Draper. DIR. s. Weir Mitchell con-
tributes charming poem entitled 1.-THE
Quaker Lady, which is q Iaiutly and beau
tlfully illustrated by Howard Pyle. Harper
Brothers. New York.
ST. NICHOLAS has completed seventeen
successful years, and begins its eighteenth
with the November number. From the
first 1t has had a policy OF its own and has
adhered to it without wavering. The maya
zine seems TO stand alone as q representa-
tive OF the growing modern conviction that
influence and example are better than
preaching and teaching, and that cultiva-
tion of good taste is no less important than
training the intellect. The Century Com
pany, Union Square, New York.
The October number of the Overland
Monthly is an excellent one, and has
splendid table of contents. "Some Austral-
ian Ghost Stories" is the subject of a very
interesting article. 42O Montgomery street,
San Francisco
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LIST OF VESSELS.
Up, Cleared and Sailed for this Pc,

Up, Cleared and Sailed for this Port.
STEAMSHIPS.
Miguel Pinillos [Spl, Diaz New York, sid Sept
20 via Cadiz and Barcelona
focahontas lBrl. James. New York. sid Oct 81,
Tormore lBrl, Geddie at New York Nov1.
Washington City [Brl, -, Antwerp. sid
Oct =. Falmouth, sid Oct 81.
Saint Asaph lBrl, Evans, at New York, mp Oct
New Guinea IBrl, Mccartney, Liverpool, sid Oct
Brunei [Brl, Henderson, Palermo. sid Oct -
via New York and Boston.
Ardanhu [Brl, Smith, New York. sid Oct 81.
BARKs.
Sevilia lBrl. Rees Liverpool. sid July H.
Agder Nor. Flagstad, Bue ros AyreS, sid Aug 6.
Emigrant [Norl, Aaholm, at Santos Aug 20.
Ole Bull [NorI, Hauff, Liverpool. sli Aug 80.
Konigin Augusta [Gerl, Wide Wolgast, sid Aug
Ceres [Norl, Andersen, at Buenos Ayres Aug /.
hans lGerl Brane, Hamburg, sid Aug 80, Fal-
Somand [Norl, Nicholson, Liverpool, sid Sent
Midas Norl, Halvorsen. Demerara, sid Oct :.
CATERING Cacace lItall, Cacace, Valencia, sid
Chas Bal [Norl, Gundersen Barcelona, sid -.
Meteor JNort, Jensen, Cette. sid Sept 10.
Glama lPor5l. Silva, Oporto, sid Sept It,
Producent lNorI, Knudsen, Rio Janeiro, sid Aug
Brodrene [Norl, Bic, Liverpool, sd Sept o.
Medora Norl, Ternstrom, London sid Oct 2
Engelbrekt lSwl, Eckman, Liverpool, sid Oct TO-
st Antonine [Frl, Louvert, Altopa, sid Oct Z.
Emmanuel Swed nborg [Brl, Brown, Altoona, sid
Oct II. at Dover in distress Oct 90
Yalona [Brl, Andrews Belfast, sid Oct g.
Vldtarne lNorl. Jorgensen, Liverpool sid Oct 5.
Capenhurst lBrl, Jones. Liverpool sid Oct ID
Sept 10
sirepe [NorJ salstadt, Rotterdam, sid Oct IA
Clip ey Queen [Norl, Olsen, Buenos Ayres. sid
Mathilde [For], Lindenberg, Hamburg. sid Oct
Birgitte [Norl. Olsen, Barbados, sid Oct H.
gndlne Aus, Cooovlch, New York. cid Oct 81
Jas G Balm [Brl, McNutt, Pisagua sid Aug H.
LOUIS lGerl, Wegner, Stettin, sid Oct IL.
Mar1annins [ItslJ Astarita, Licata, sid Dot e.
Eliza Tilton, New York. up Oct 49,
" II Deltz. Wakely, Philadelphia. cid Oct 81.
Ossuna lBrl. Mckay Liverpool, sid Oct %.
BRIos.
Robert Dillon. Leighton. New York, up Oct 49,
Stacy Clark Bowers, Grand Cayman, sid Oct -
scHooNERs.
Horace Shares, Brown, New York, Oct g.
Chas j Willard, Wallace. Boothbay sid Sept 2S.
Harriet 9 Kerlin, Shaw, New York, up Oct g.
Austin ID Knight, Drinkwater, New York, up
Oct %
S Williams, Jr, Gardiner, New York, up Oct
Longfellow Falker, New York. up Oct 80
Napoleon Boughton. Vannamau, at Baltimore
Oct 2S
Annie Bliss, Hickman, at Baltimore Oct 90
Island City, Voorhees,. at Baltimore Oct 80
Norman, Henderson, Baltimore. sid Oct %.
Charmer. Daboll, at New YorS, sid Oct %
Matte Eaton, Carnage, at New York Oct 90
lena A Cotton, Drummer. at New York Oct 90
Ihos Z Ball, Hillistrom. at New York Oct %.
Sarah Smith, Henderson, Philadelphia, sid
Oct 30
D Lamson, Smith, New York, up Oct 80
Isaiah Hart, Williams, New York up Oct %
Robt H Parker, Smith, Philadelphia, cid Oct 60
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-03
From the Philadelphia Record

Mayor jackson of Gloucester had pc
culiar case to dispose Of yesterday. Two
girls, who gave their name as Jenny Kelly,
aged 10 years and Viola Weaver, 10 years,
and their home in Philadelphia, were
brought before him. They had been camp
ing out in hut for two weeks in the woods
beyond Cedar Grove cemetery, near the
Cloverdale stock farm.
The girls managed to exist by getting
food from the neighboring farms. Their
condition was pitable. They we're hungry
and dirty, but from the way they spoke
they appeared to belong to respectable
families and seemed to have been we'll
raised.
When they were brought before the
mayor they cried pitifully and told their
story of bow they had left their homes in
Philadelphia and wandered away to lead a
gyrsy life in the woods.
The mayor advised the girls to send word
to their parents. and sent them to toe Cam
den jail until they shall have been heard
from.
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C0NSIG tEEs

Go Ysra es' q and Savannah RAILWAY. Nov
TTyrAeaaelner & Son, q W Tiad A. y oon'
reeJ5- ss ~ Jackson, N & CO. Lovers SONS n
soonoorU w. 4 Enrich & Bro, Tidewater oil Co
F 1oSslon Son, Lowell & T. Cbesnutt 3 on
p ar Selll sons, G Davis & Son - y ~
lov l. - .iaal, FLORIDA aud Western Railway
Sa9ls V z ~ Oj1lee. Savannah Grocery %. q
ms il Uy;onnkIns, S Guck nheimer g. Son.
HenG5r5ol .iAiiand. Savannah Seam Bakery.
IBlcaa9 So ,Un, ucAenna & W, Jas Douglas, "
Amalr : +. 'Sst ,t17Ih = Y W Co, Lindsay & NV
erd Fcknar- = o. u & Co. A G Rhod & Co. D
il Collins = ~ ieeple & Co, Guilmartin &
$50 F -' WsaA. %, Miller & Co. ] II Mercer
ippmanl Rye 5-5ers & Bros. Palmer Hardware %.
lvaana p;os, LEM & Son. A B Hull & Co
Butl-- + 4 g - 70, B H Levy g. Bro. Decker e
v Chls5oinr, od1. Yn & Co. d Y &, r Dancy.
IN Conner e - Jho tlannery & Co. Heron q q
y WiHa1nC, % " W Gordon & Co, Stubbs 3
Son N T sno6 20, Woods, G & Co. Perkins
Eaiague 4 ~ can an Co, MY& DI Mcintyre.
L Huntn, 4 ~ j." arren & A. J S Wood & Bro,
Commercial a. a. McCauley, S & Co. Salas &
I.leJeruaif F Sua 0 %, McDonough & Co, W
Her- 80, Dae, D & CO. . l 'no''er 20 "
h Al, o"1ulshlD Gate City fro,, Doa.o
\ Byok 4 z q &c 20 N Boley & Son, Book Bros.
lhr ch + r., ", , Cherry & Co, Collat Bros,
etsell 4 \ pro Ferst's Sons a Co, I Fried
Haley A r ~ Haines, lie Sole Hotel 8 II
L Lppma,n, q y. a GO, Lindsay & NJ. Mcdowell
an.atd BE- ,! o. j Morrison. Norton & II.
n h-rman & 20, Morning News, w B Nell q
.ao%1bein + "a ~ D Nlchols, A G Rhodes & Co,
: 1loerg H 81 savannah Cotton Mills, NJ
i Barker u :, 31c,lrelner. j d Weed & Co. stnr
ss Bros a. . N SeliS, P Tuberdy. J PerIinsSV
\ & " r. 9a " ~ R r Ry, Southern Ex 90
81 Central : pd x Z, Ga y ia 1 S Co.
Z Conner 4 "a Nov 1-Dwelle, C cd,
BALDWIN : ~ Jno Flannery Il Co, Butler q
Word ~ n ~ 70 Lemon & Nj, " W Chisholm
SDY 4 ? % o. Williams 4 Co q w New,
Cooper Ho pI4hcy, H W Trims. Heron q q.
\ nItl, Peargo,e. q X, >, N Y & D MCINTYRE. Nj
an ~ Bro. n Tra, , n 20, NJ MacIean & Co, J
Irsl { L. @ W IN, K KirkIand, STUDIOS & T,
vel sons iii9QI fan & Bro. McGillis & r,
,,Sson " ! p = {o'c1ihwarz, c e Stults & Co II P
sSouop 4 g nell & Co, NJ Fersl s Sons < o.
S9a2el 3 On Norton & H. Standard Oh Co
I've, Slvsr,aeHn lleliner & Son, G r Butler +
Sotgre I 8 't44ah e K IS Co. NJ Rolav e gon y
Lester. Mas liaaS' Lindsay & NJ, Eckman q Y
's.ns, e FcEs,,JInoug & Co Mrs L Wells. W
I'aa Hid l = ! q Go, ANA c W West. Fl
\. y, G R7eor, ne re hoy Myers & Co, Rev u
=. q II = " '11 ~ ar Bros. P w Irwin. " VI
q Atr1o,alp Cnattahoochee, fro, Sa a. xr.
4. augusta : r, - -, Appel & 5. Il w Allen, 5
- But.er Is COR Butler. bono Bros 7 n
S'sst T B P a ~, Bowen & Co. Braid & n p
= gcs, Nrs @nln, Branuen & NJ. j n Baker.
! lol-p & L = burns, " Bolev e Son Coban
"a NJ ~. Coliat Bros. Cr6har Il b. Mrs q
w. C.arke u e' A II Champions Son. I II
sso-lns & q y, Cornwell & C, l. Charter.
'~H Bros, 6sv,SS 9 8hen Bros, CRR& Bkg Co
. oros' A Doyle, 7 Davis, D
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.,.,r.swrencs Baltimore.
MEMORANDA

a. Arrived, schr H Parker,
sE loTS' - tx. K f C Hartley. Falker.
ar0 g. Dr. ~. Davis Darlen: Thos May.
La-g 5A. De',.5 5 c; B I Hazard, Smith,
,.rkrpdine Ausl, Coborvich. Savan-
A., steamship Ardanhu BIT, Savannah TIsst,
- bet Arrived, steatilsLlpPSS5 aS paO
sls-l 'o Citl savannah; Nordcap mort, Doe,
,res'o.lL, not S1-Sailed, steamship Washing
flno1lllL'IO frorn Antwerp for Savannah.
ca! u H. arrived, steamship Pontiac
II Blvth savanna j; H. ha-t ver;tas 1Rus1
-, Pensacola ..
4.'-1j oct CARVED, steamship Acco-
! ! -Bt Gibson, Pensacola lot "eS' har''e
b. -. oct STARVED, steamship Naples
b. Fie't, lI 10 oct 3O-Arrived, bark Topsy
RI loa' 6ct % In port, schrs Hattie Darling
Na sSa1 and City of Nassau, Kelley, for
|gns g,,ia3 ~ scar Edwin Janet [Brl, Tedder,
Ss, .no.s Oct S1-Arrived, schr G Schmidt,
|,-51ry. savannah.
|Prjrswick, oct Sl-eal'eo' s'earner lncngaF-
Z .21 si Oct 81-Arrived, bark Sarah A
"a s l Isl steamship 5tadacona tBrl, Goggswell,
krrsyck an1 sailed.
p lls"s- Breaxwater, Oct 30-Passed out,
l..ss5in Ionghirst Savannah, from Philadel-
p-ts Ambov. Oct 81-Arrived, schr Calvin f
ksr Hatch. Brunswick; Normandy, Rivers,
Providence. R |. Oct 31-Arrived, schrs John
l G-ross Rawley, Brunswick, Ga; Georgietta
.vrerce Watt. Charleston.
Vineyard Haven. Oct 3O-Arrived, schr Dickey
n Scoapld Satilla River, Ga, for Bath and
iacksopyil e, Oct STARVED. schr Marcus
kivanis Outteu. Albany, n Y.
kew West. Oct Cleared, schr B T Clark.
Lbert Pascagoua.
Fernandina. Oct 31-Sailed, bark Fred E Rich
kras Reed Wilmington, Del; schrs Jonathan
|ay. Cook, New York; Isaiah K Stetson, Trask,
F-ridq1
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PASSENGERS

NJ, * 1eTansalp Chattahoochee from New Yorl.
Eor' 9 H.: and son, Mrs w Wade. Miss NJ W
T5er ,'i9 NJ! Do9dy Topping, Miss Topping. S
BHpn1 V,se lIs . Lynch and daughters, Miss
Ha1 IT'S 7 FGGf ger; N orrissy. E F Kennedy,
lis Me- 6stfI.W oif. Mrs Hind)ey and daughter
Boufs to- tto g Mss Vale, Mr. Lndley Bess e
Hesfsge' w. Hnmls Bouffelett, ] B Goss, and 4
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-03
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Barzs Emilia [Norl. and ] W Holmes tBrl,
tx ed down yesterday and anchored off the
JAR
Norfolk Va Oct Sl-The Merritt Wrecking
[ompanys steamer D Jones, with the barge
baggarty in tow, left here to-day for Doboy,
Ia 10 get of schr Howard Smith, which went
|slore Oct q. She is loaded with railroad iron
BE wrecsng company expect TO save both the
sssel and car o.
Vineyard haven, Oct S1-Schr Dicky Bird,
ron Satia river, reports: Oct "A, in lat 3S, lon
h, encountered violent northerly gale, with a
tremendous heavy cross sea, during which the
Essss cabin was flooded forward, the cabin
oS stove n and the vessel strained and leak.
70 badly that she was Obliged to run before
h gale seven hours before she could be pump
out. she vas supplied with provisions on
|sinesiay morning by the steamer Allegheny,
ne Baltimore and Providence line.
5tn-Brig Echo [Brl, Campbell, from Apala-
lola for St John, y B. which sailed from this
FRI tbs morning, ran ashore on hedge Fence
loal Vineyard Sound. She was soon fioated
tug Taurus, apparently uninjured, and an
bored in This harb3r.
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INTELLIGENCE.

-1-----7 ~IAEAs-FI5 DAY.
q i-l-- -.. ...-- ---....-----.'.o; ~
- ...----'- $3.50
KS 80 s,r.SvAH-. 1915 la;45 n
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FROM o. lRANrINE YEsrER-


-, - YORK City [Brl, Havre.
'a1s l.l i41.sre.n Gerl, Bremen
sa.;l.g Pa. ri A May. Providence mot previ-
b. ,--,-spca Baltimore.
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rornIr NoY 5. lsoO.
.,rvzo YESTERDAY.

Arrived YEsr7 SoAf. 49,.
-.+saoochee. Dsggett. New York
n llia thirst Brl, Anderson. Philadei-
.,sl-s q ~ l--iicaards IN g Barnard;
/. d s-lss.- - Americas. Johnson. Augusta
~ adm '7 7-,rr5iL Co lea's Buff and way
p 1ls' ~ r 5iioson. Manager
-, rp FROM o. sRANrINE YEsrER-
s2I|1p DAY
v..,, Nor, Olsen, to load for Europe
H.. nor. Giertsen, to load for Europe
~ 5ahl & CO.
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In charge Hydrogranhic Static

ns'on, Oct 3l-The whistling buoy of Graves
rs, broad Sound. Boston harbor, has been
,saSSlngton, Oct 3l-Notice is given by the
a9use Board that spar buoy, painted
,.,1 a9i olacE horizontal stripes has been
80 ~ "a Io7e Iathoms of water to mark the
koy,1 u o,. scnr Louisa Smith. sunk IN Broad
e a,s' isllefn showing f1xei white Light. has
~ 1890 s.scsd o. the mast of the wreck.
Ioo@s,9 'Iy bearings of prominent objects are as
FL I'm Esg Ok lighthouse. N; Long island
s. I 7TSA'uolSe' W; Boston lighthouse, S by
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arClSU, SupDleu0ntS MS OrOWnS duu OOTO-
nets" in the previous number with further
"reminiscences of a Portrait Painter"
The North American Review, No. 8 East
18th street. New York.
The new serial by Frank R. Stockton,
author of "Rudder Grange" which opens
the Atlantic Monthly for November. is en-
titled "The House of Martha" 1t abounds
in that dry whimsical numor, which is SO
difficult to analyze, and yet Sd easy to en-
iov, The romantic title, Along the From
tier of Proteus's Realm" comes rather
strangely after Mr.. Stockton's delight
fully matter OF fact humor. The paper
with this title is by Edith Thomas, and Is a
charming description of the sea in
its various moods, eniivened by
verses of which Miss Thomas is ap-
parently the author. "The Legend of
William Tell' is traced to its early begin
ming by Mr.. w. B. McCrackan; and Mr..
Frank Gaylord Cook has an instructive
paper on Robert Morris" Felicia has
some interesting descriptions of life on the
stage, and the mutual relations Of the
singer and his wife become more compli-
Gated. "A Successful Highwayman in the
Middle Ages" the story of a Castilian
bandit, is told by Francis c. Lowell.
Houghton, Miffin & Co., Boston.
The New England Magazine for Novem-
Der opens with an article which must prove
of rare interest to lovers of Boston history
and ant quities, and of interest almost as
great to everybody who cares for architect
ure in America. 1t is an article on Charles
Bulhnch, the architect, by Mr.. Ashton
Willard whose recent writing on the old
New England meeting houses in this maya
zine has been so charming. The articles in
his number Of the Mem England Magazine,
however, which will provoke most discussion
are two on the southern question, one by Rev.
A. D. Mayo on The Third Estate Of the
SOUTH" detailing the remarkable growth
a the south of q new democracy, permeated
~ living ideas, and destined rapidly to be-
ONE the controlling power; tue other by
Prof Charles 81. Levermore of the Massa-