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FOX ASSESSOR.

We are authorized to announce Mh' M \ inc office of assessor. subject to the acton oi the Democratic party
 w. .ar. antnarized 10 announce NIX ,. {, ROGlsRiS. of !lunmngton Township. as a candidate Tor Assessor subject lo the atl'on of the Democrats pt dolerson county.
 We are authorized toannonnce Mh' t' II sHELfsN uf Niven township, as d cahallale for the office oi AssessoT, subject to the ns- ton ut the Democratic party
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Fresh Flowers.

Miss Joe Coosottc at No 22l West Fifthavcnue, receives frcshcut flowers every day from St. Louis. Prices as follows:
 Roses, per dozen, S100. Carnation Pinks, per dozen, % cents Lilies oi the Valley, per dozen 59 cents. Hyacinths, per dozen 70 cents. Aa3 kinds of floral designs, and all kinds of stamping ami embroidery done a reasonable prices; tf
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pntrnniz. nnme Factories.

Xe have recently added a full line ef sash and door machinery and are now making all kinds of doors and windows from cypress and yellow pine, which we guarantee to give perfect satisfaction Better than white pine and for less money.
 I 27tf BLUFF CITY IINrBER Co.
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Sny. Mcney.

For cash we will deliver lumber to any part of the city at the following prices
 No. I dimension lumber, $'71.50 per II. No. l flooring and ceiling, S7.Oo to
 Sl2.0O per NJ.
 No. weather boarding. S6.5O per M. Cypress shingles, Sl.225 to S25O per N.
 Other prices in proportion. Ts secure these cheap prices the cash must be paid before theiunlberleaves am. 1..1f.d N44fz nnt. illiIlsr AAill hf.
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JuDdE GIBBONS, of the Chicago Circuit court. has delivered a stag gering blow between the eyes of the whiskey trust, declaring ita com bination destructive to individual interests He says all such, being contrary 10 Republican ideas, should fall @under the ban of outlawrY. All the people say Amen
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roK CIRCUIT JuD@E.

We are authorized tu ann9un+e HON, N. T. MSsOiDtsli5tsE. of Jefferson county. it's t candidate for Circuit 1udge of the Eleventh Judlcial District subject to the action ok the Democratic party.
 Ne arc authorized to announce jtpGE JOHN II. EIf.IGf .of Jefferson county as Circuit Judge of the Eleventh Judicial Dis trict. suilect to the action of the Democratic party.
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 FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce MR. " is STRICKLAND as Il candieate for Shefu ot Jefferson County. subject to the action of the Democratic party,
 Weare authorized to announce MIR C. If. TRfPEErf aS a candidate for ShefiH, Sub- feet ja the action or line Democracy oi Jehar- son county.
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ORDINARILY a State with one Sen ator to elect has trouble enough on her hands The Louisiana Legisla- ture which meets next month will have three; but the Pelican State is used to tribulations.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-04-12

HERR Mosr, the anarchist, late of of New York, being completely de- monetized, threatens to come West. This calls for promp and decided ac- tian.
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FOR susrtoE or rne pnAoE.

Tam a eaadl.late or.hsiiee or the Peace of yaagine township. slhiret u the action oi the Democratic parry an naS serving one term and hope have given satisiaetion, atA wfisi Nt.ur iaap. an. wiling t1 caisttnae II office Ay motto k. Lave and lcI Eve
 r.. MArFn.sAYS
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 TtXafh9na ana Return t.

One and one-third fare for the round trip on certificate plan to Tex arkana and return via Cotton Belt Route on April l6 to 21 inclusive. ac- count State Convention Young Mems Christian Association
 B. II. WILSON, Agent.
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The GRAPHIC will be prepared to

The GRAPnc will be prepared to bind vhe Worlds air Art Portfolios into handsome covers with the title, The Vanishing White City stamped on the front in handsome gold letters at reasonable prices. Secure the portfolios ana have them bound into
 q handsome volume for the parlor or
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ron COUNTY AND rsoHArr CLERK

We stre atthor.zed tu annennSe &H. M. ". SGt.lf.L us il Valitii,i3ita f3r SoantS aud Probate Clerk at .eiiee~ea county, ant1e'a To theaction of The Democratic party
 We are anth9ri1ed io tunoanee HR. FRANK sS. IiAsDske as a candidate for County and Probate cicGA os Jefferson county subject to the acton oi the bemo- cratic party.
 hereby announce myself candidate for the office ei C ,anty an i Probate Clerk of Jefferson County. subiecfto the action oi the Democratic party. soiieit the support oI the qualified Democratic voters ofthe county
 Yours truly
 iluGH f ~gsTBRo3A
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Goo R..,roaa vonoeetians.

Train N,, i via Cotton Belt Route now makes clese connection Cairo with fast mail trans Noa. and : via Illinois Central k. R., for point, oa the St Louis, Chicago x New Orleans divisions. E. H. Wilson.
 Agent
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 FOR CONGRESS

We are authorized to announce C. K. BRECKINRIDGE, of Jefferson County, as a candidate forthe Fifty-fourth Congress from the Second Arkansas Congressional District subject to the action of tue Democratic Nom mating Convention.
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Weare authorized tonunouuce hR- 'lohS WEEDON, of DudlS Luke Towns aip hs candidate for Circuit Clerk nf Jefferson county subject to the action oi the Deulu= cratic party.
 We are authorized to announce NIX. CHARLES k. FIiZHUGH ns Il Candidate for gjreuit Clerk ut Jefferson County. sub jeet to the action Oi the Democratic party To the Democrats Of Jefferson County; Believing that the office of Circuit Clerk oi this county should betn the hands oi a pemo- cfat and. believing that can serve the 9cst interests af the people of the county lh that ,ffiee as effectively and in as competent a manner Us anyone else who may aspire to II, | hereby announce myself candidate Tor the same subject to the action or The Dem oeratie party of the county. promising fe makea faithful officer if honored with the suffrage of the people. Very respectfully,
 II. A. Mccoy hereby announce myself as Il candidate fortbe office of ihe Clerk of the Circuit Court of Jefferson county, subject to the action of the Democratic party. Having resided in this county for & years without asking the peopie for public office. l feel now that 1 may be permitted to seek the suffrage of my | the office my personal attention and the peo ule shall have at their service none but com octent deputies. Your obedient servant
 GAME MEYER. To the Democratic Voters of Jeiferson
 County
 hereby announce as candidate for the office of Circuit Clerk, wholly subject the ae- ton Of the Democratic party. have never failed in loyalty 10 the party, believing it's supremacy best assured good government and the prosperity Of the individual citizen; and so believing still its policies and men hall in the future. as in the past, receive my unqualified support l. am famillar wlth the duties ot tue office. and make the simple promise. if honored with cle,tion, to eoarte- ously, faithfully and imp~ ,ially discharge them under the law and ath of office Soliciting your support, am, respectfully,
 W. Z TANKERSLEY.
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 FOR REFRESHMENTS.

We are authorized to announce MIR. G. l. of Whitcville Township, as q candidate for Representative In the Lower House of inc Legislature, subject 10 the ae. ion Of the Democratic party
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WHAT if Coxey's great unl.nowr should turn out to be J. Martin Williams2
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FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

We are authorized to announce SMITH (. MARTIN as q candidate for recollection tO the office of Prosecuting Attorney of the Eleventh Judicial District, subject 10 the ac- tiun Of the Democratic party.
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on coo>rY AND PROBATE JUDGE

( ars. authorized to annannce " D. tg)NitS as f eau .itiate for reelection to ifie ,ffice of County and Probate Jnsige af tue Eleventh JuiicIaf District. subject b the ac- tfon of the Democratic pafty.
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ARKANSAS Industrial University. For Both Sexes N Next Session Begins March 6, and Ends Dec. 6. 1894.
 NTsa4os. XToro4so.,
Winter Vacation.

One of the leading Universities of the Southwest Graduates fill high positions in various States Literary, Scientiiicie, Engineering, Mechanical, Agricultural and Normal Depart ments ill the three Colleges at Fay etteville Law and Medical Depart ments at Little Rock. Normal and Mechanical College for c0lorcd stu dents at Pine Bluff. Twenty-three courses of study. Equipped with modern apparatus and appliances. Large attendance. Matricalation Fee, $5 Tuition free to Arkansas young men and women. Students from other States pay only S10 d year for tuition Board fer boys in the Dofmitery at cost, $7.50 to SS50 per month Board in private fami- lies, Sl2 to $l5 permonth. Arkansas students should receive appointments from theil. County Judge
 For Catalogue Apply to
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The Human Electrical Forces
How They Control the Organs
 of the Body.

The electrical force Of the human body as the nerve fluid may be termed, | al espe-
 cial!v attractive department of science, as lS .eyeg ts SO marked m f. Husnce on the health ~ m or.gntfs of the body. Ne Ve force Is Dro1lo ,eJ Ey the bra.n ard conveyed Dy means nf the aerFcs to the various oFEdns ol tbe.- Gz,Iy th{F3 supDlyfHg the latter with the
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To Borrowers And Investors ---SRzsNNS
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 The Southern Building and Loan Association, of Hunts vile, Alabama; authorized capital, $50,0oo,000. A strictly first-class business institution; cost to borrower on S1,ooo, dues and interest, S15.34; for P months, SLID; cost to in- vestor, zoo; for 72 months, So4.oo; cash at maturity, 1000.
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We are authorized 10 announce MIR MA SON PHILgnT q candidate for Constable Cf Naugine Township. subject Co the action ol the Eemucraic party.
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FOR CONSTABLE

We are authorized to eunoltuce MIR. ". CLAY as canidate for Constable Of Naugine township. subject to the action of the Dem. oeratie party
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Alton Walker Druggist & Pharnaaeist.
 POS w. Second Avenue.

The people are beginning to realize that at Walk Drugstore is the place to buy their drugs fine peruna Soaps toilet waters, Hurd CravnS fine stationery ta
 etc. Try bottle of Walkers Cream Balm for your M plexon; removes tan, freckes, Sunburn sample BoteF7
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FOR CIRCUIT cLEKlk

Weare authorized tonnnonuee NIX. dohN NEEDON, of OudlS I.tke FawnSalp, ns Il county. subject to the action CT the Demo cratic party.
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We are authorized to announce MIX. CHARIseS k. FliZHUNH ns Il Candidate for Circuit Clerk at Jefferson County sah. feet to the action Oi the Democratic party
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-20
SELMAN'S SHOT WAS FATAL.

He Dies from the Effects of Bul-
let Fired by Himself.
Alfred Selman never rallied from the
shock resulting from the pistol wound
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DECEPTION MADE HER INSANE
Mrs. Byrne Learned Her Husband
Had Another Wife Living.
She Acted Strangely and Was Takon
to Harlem Hospital.

Mrs. Rose Byrne. thirty-three years
old. of 1856 East One Hundred and Fifth
street. was taken to the Harlem Hos
pital early this morning. suffering from
insanity. Mrs. Bypne was married to
her present husband, who is a driver for
a grocer in the Harlem Market, last
October. The couple lived in a neat
two-story frame house. Last Saturday
night Mrs. Byrne learned that her hus-
band had another wife and child living.
She accused her husband and at once
made preparations for a separation. Last
night while packing some Of her furni-
ture she became hysterical and threat
ened to jump from the second-story win
dow. Policeman Brown. OF the East
One Hundred and Fourth street station,
saw her and persuaded her not to leap
to the street. At about 3 o'clock this
morning the same policeman saw her
walking along One Hundred and Fifth
street In an aimless way. He induced
her to return to her home. but later she
became so violent that she had to be
taken to the hospital in an ambulance.
Mrs. Byrne was a widow when she
married Byrne and has a seven-year-old
daughter Byrne has disappeared.
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.PLYMOUTH's SHAFT CRACKED
She Was Obliged to Send Passen.
gers to New York by Rail.
Accident Discovered as the Steamer
Was to Leave Fall River.

NEWPORT. r. l.. April 2o-The
steamer Plymouth, of the Fall River
line. arrived from Fall River at mid
night with a cracked shaft. The
steamer Providence left for New York
last evening to take her place.
At the office OF the Fall River line
here, II was stated today that the
accident to the Plymouth was discov-
cred just as she was about to leave
the dock at Fall River As Is GUS
tomary, the machinery was tested, and
one Of the crew heard grating sound.
This led to the discovery that A shaft
was fractured 1t was then decided to
send the 800 passengers to New York
by rail
After short delay a special train
was secured and they were taken to
Mansfield. where another special was
made up on the New York. Providence
and Boston road 1t reached this city
at 7 o'clock this morning.
The Plymouth proceeded under her
own steam to the Company's docks at
Newport, where the fractured shaft will
be removed and a new one substituted.
This will require about ten days. The
Providence is the reserve boat Of the
Company and will take the Plymouth's
place until the repairs are completed.
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CzAREWITCH TO WEO.
His Betrothal to Princess Alix of
Hesse Announced.
Kaiser Wilhelm Believed to Have
Won the Cars Consent.
Royal and Imperial Congratulations
on the Match at Coburg.
(By Associated Press.)

COBURG, April 2O.-The betrothal Is
announced OF the Czarewitch ~rand
Duke Nicholas. heir-apparent to the
throne OF Russia) to the Princess AK
Victoria Helena Louise Beatrice or
Hesse
Their betrothal was made the occh-
sion to-day of sincere congratulations
upon the part of all the members OF
the royal and imperial families who
gathered here yesterday for the we'd
ding OF the Grand Duke of Hesse and
Princess Victoria Melita. Of Saxe-Co-
burg Gotha.
Emperor William of Germany was
the first to communicate the news Of the
betrothaI to Queen Victoria. who ex-
pressed herself as being highly pleased.
Emperor William then walked from the
Ducal Schloss to the Edinburgh Palace.
accompanied by Col. l.. " Swaine. the
British military attache at Berlin. and
communicated the news to the Duke Of
Sake Coburg- Gotha (the Duke OF Edin-
burgh).
The news had evidently become public.
for a crowd of people followed Emperor
William to the Edinburgh Palace, cheer
ing heartily for His Majesty, who Is
believed to have been mainly instru-
mental In bringing about the betrothal.
1t having been previously reported that
the Car opposed the match.
Later, Emperor William met Secretary
Steven, OF the British Legation. and
cordially shook hands with him. beam
ing with delight as he informed him of
the betrothal.
The fact that Emperor William had the
welcome news before Queen Victoria
and the Duke and Duchess of Saxe-Co-
burg -Gotha, and the evident delight
OF His Imperial Majesty, is said to show
the Importance which he attaches to the
alliance.
All the morning Emperor William was
In the highest spirits. darling here and
there. and looking in splendld health.
He Is deeply bronzed by exposure to the
sun, and will leave Coburg tomorrow
for some shooting on the estate of the
Grand Duke of SaxeWeimar ct Wart-
burg.
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HIS TRAGIC DEATH.
John Walsh Leaped or Fell from
Q Fourth-Story Window.
Shrived on the Sidewalk, with
Merry-Makers for mourners.
His Wife Buried Yesterday with
Her Newborn Babe.

Joseph Walsh, forty years old. jumped
from the fourth story window Of the
tenement house, 534 West Fortieth
street, in which he lived. at r1.3O O'Clock
last night. He was killed. outward
committed suicide.
waisn's wife died on Tuesday in Civ
ing birth to her eleventh child. The
child died the same day. Mother and
child were buried yesterday afternoon.
Three children are still alive-Maggie
nine years old, Mamie, three years old,
and Joseph, fourteen months old.
When Walsh returned from the fu-
neral he brought with him the dead wo-
mans sister. Mrs. Susie DAILY. She
was to take care Of the children over
8 O'clock Maggie, the oldest child. heard
her father say: II cannot live, now
that mother is dead"
But nobody paid any attention to the
mans words. They thought that they
were merely an outburst of a grief
When everybody else had retired.
Walsh remained in the little front room.
At 11.So o'clock there was grea
commotion in the house. Walsh had
been found before the house. in the gut
ter. dying. He was bleeding, and badly
crushed. as though he had fallen from
a great height.
The front room window was open. and
there was a chair before It. On little
table just at one side there was a
picture of the dead Mrs. Walsh, and the
ends Of the two candles that had been
Walsh was not dead when found, but
he could not speak. Father Brody. Of
st. Raphaels Church. a block away,
was hurriedly summoned. When he ar.
rived a curious scene was enacted In
tho street.
walsh had been carried on the pave.
ment and his head propped W against
a coal-box A candle had been called
for, but as none coul1 be found a lamp
was brought
Father Brady gave the last rites to the
dying man with a tenant In the house
holding the lamp, and dozen others
standing about with tear-dimmed eyes.
Hell's Kitchen. Half n dozen young
men returning from n dinner came up
the street playing n guitar and singing
They. stopped at sight Of the dying MAJ,
and became mourners. From window
of q nearby house a man named Hogan
looked out. He would have liked 10
20 downstairs, he said, but he had once
picked up a dying man and could not
stand the sight OF another.
Walsh died before he could be re-
moved from the pavement. He was
q driver for the Communipaw Coal
Mrs. DAILY is positive the man fell
from the window. But the police he
lieve from the place in which the man
fell, and his expression earlier In the
evening, that II Is a case Of suicide.
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BRITANNIC'S STORMY TRIP.
New York Pilot Had TO Cross the
Atlantic ON Her.
(By Associated Prcss.)

QUEENSTOWN, April 2O-The White
Star line steamer Britannia. Capt.
Smith. arrived here Mt II o'clock this
morning, after a very tempestuous voy-
age. She sailed from New York on
April IL, during the heavy storm that
prevailed on that day.
The sea was so high that the New
York pilot was unable to leave the
steamer at Sandy Hook Lightship. as is
the custom, and he crossed the Atlantic
on the Britannia.
During the entire voyage the Britain
mic encountered strong easterly gales
and immense head seas: great masses
of water swept over the steamer, but,
fortunately, she sustained no material
damage.
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Wire News in Brief.

passenger train was ditched yesterday on a
drift near Yuma, Col. and Engineer Pat
Tirlin and Fireman Burt Goodwin were seriously
hurt.
At Milwaukee yesterday Judge Ludwig entered
an order declaring the West Superior Iron and
Steel Company insovent. Robert Kelly was ap-
pointed receiver.
Rev. George burrows, u. D., widely known as
a Greek and Hebrew scholar. died at San Fran
cisco yesterday
Congressman Jason b. Brown. of the Third
Indiana District, is very sick at his home at
seymour, Ind, from nicotine poisoning.
The Newport Elastic Fabric Company, Of New
port, II. l.. has made an assignment to c. A.
Ives.
En-Gov. II. J. Throckmorton is believed to be
dying at his home In Monterey. Tex.
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in the right ear received on Monday in
his bed, and died at the New York
Hospital last evening. Mr.. Selman was
an exporter OF watches at 10 Maiden
lane He was a brother of Maurice
Seligman, an Exchange place broker,
but changed hts name years ago
He lived in bachelor apartments at 1l3
West Fortieth street. He had suffered
m ch from govt. He was cheerful
Sunday evening, but when the janitor
made his rounds Monday noon he found
Selman in his bed, bleeding from q
wound in the right ear and the pistol
beside him. He never regained con-
The bullet was removed,
but the patient died as stated.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-20
PARLIAMENT WHIPS ASTIR.
Division Coming Tonight on the
Duke of Edinburgh's Annuity.
my Associated Press.

my Associated Press)
LONDON. April 20-A critical division
is expected in the House of Commons
to-day upon the motion. notice of which
has been given by A. c. Morton. menu
Der for Peterborough. and Henry La
bouchere. member for Northampton. to
revoke the annuity Of the Duke Of Edin-
burgh. now the Duke of Saxe-Coburg-
Gotha, on the ground that he Is now a
German prince.
The Conservatives promise to support
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-20
RISE IN PACIFIC FREIGHTS.
Steamship Rates from Here to
Frisco so Per Cent. Higher.

cifc Mail Steamship Company has given
notice of an advance of 40 per cent over
ocean 1reights to New York. The new
rate on -four will be $3.50 and on mer-
chandise IS per ton, and on lumber so
per 1000 feet.
1t is stated that the Panama Railroad
Company, whose steamers have succeed
ed those OF the North American Naviga-
ton Company, Will advance freight
rates to the same figure.
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the Government, but q large number OF
Radicals will support the motion. and II
many OF the Conservatives are absent,
which is not unlikely, the Government
may be defeated. Consequently, the
whips Of all parties are busily at work
to-day.
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MRS. JOE GOSS A SUICIDE.
widow of the Famous PuRilist
Would Not stand n Trial.
(By Associated Press

BOSTON, April 20.-Rath' than APP
pear in court this morning. and stand
trial on criminal charge, Elizabeth
Goss. forty-two years old widow of Joe
Goss the old-time pugilist committed
suicide last night by inhaling illuminat-
ing gas. ~
man named Turnbull. which she has
not returned. She was arrested on the
charge Of cmbeZzlement and trial was set
for to-day She had several times de-
clared TO neighbors that she would never
be tried
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INCOMING sTEAMERs.
DUE TO-DAY.
Altonower. Gibraltar April 2.
Munchen. Bremen April 5.
Alsatia, Gibraltar April s.
Germanic, Liverpool April II.
Hogarth, st. Lucia April IL.
City Of Birmingham. Savannah April II.
DUE TOMORROW.
La Touraine. Havre April II.
Etruria, Liverpool April IL.
Paris, Southampton April II.
Gothia. Christiansand April 7.
Neckar, Naples April 1.
Santiago. Nassau April II.