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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-10


In Board OF Gas and Electric Light Commissioners
- Boston July Goth. 1895
reunion or the Massachusetts, Pipe Line Gas Company.
ms was an application by the Massachusetts Pipe Line
Gas company for the approval Of an issue Of capital
OF the par value NJ million dollars ISL 900 0uO,
The petitionine company chartered Chapter 537
OF me acts OF lsG Tor the purpose Of
selhng dealing in conveying transporting and dstrib
u'ing gas for Illuminating. heating cooking chemical and
lnechanlcsl purposes by session 3 Of the
capital stock 81 the company fixed million dol
iars NlVpWW divided into ten thousand 10u0ul shares
OF the par value Of hundr" dollars $500 each By
Section the company authorized LAY construct.
maintain repair and rs pipe lines and distributing
system in along through. under pub
lie ways water courses. railroads. railways. canals.
bridges or subways." On July 18TH 1876 organization
was effected under this charter and the company voted
issue the stock referred 10 in the petition.
From the evidence submitted AZ the hearing # ap-
peared ~ he the present intention Of the company
manufacture but to purchase from the England
Gas Coke COMPANY. and. through extensive system
of pipes. TO distribute II for other companies
accordance with the company's said
chapter 3S1 descriptive schedule and plan pro
posed lines and the apple nces appurenan thereto
fled with the petition. This Of the work thus
scbed will probably exceed the amount Of stock herein
after approved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-10
Counlrn l1roperln fer Sale.

A pamphlet prepared by residents Of
Metuchen, N. J., describing that place, is
directed simply to heads Of families. 1t is
not a real estate agents circular. 1t gives
the facts about Metuchen. Those who
issue it desire to reach only eongen;al peo-
ole, looking for a suburban home, who may
from reading the facts be led to visit them,
and who may from visiting them decide
that Metuehen offers the kind Of home
and the kind Of surroundings they want
The pamphlet may be secured by addressing
A. c. Littefst, Meiuchen. N. ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-10
ALTERATIONS

63d-et. Nos 342 and 344 West to q two-story brict
church: Church Of ST Benedict the Moor. prem
Uses. owner: Little & O'Connor. 34,h-st and 9th
22d-st. 10 East; 10 a three-story brick dwelling
Mrs J Minturn. No 40 East 2lst-st. owner
Howells & Stokes. architects.
Bowery No 346. and No 81 TO 81 Great Jones-et
to a threestory brick shop A p Keller, ct al
ownere: William L Irving. No 276 West Broad
64th-st. No East: TO a fve-story brick dwelling
house: W Alexander. premises. owner;
Robertson. architect Observation-Disclosures.
ffsth-st. corner 81 Ncholas-ave: 10 a Ave
story brick hotel. 1is.5xl2S. II Mrs Hewitt
No Ierington-ave owner; Julius Munckwit1
architect ...::.......... .....
story brick 1at-housee. also. Sth-ave. 9, ex-
tending from 4Sth TO 10th sts TO nine four
story brick fathouses. with stores: estate OF
E Davis. No 81 Nassaust owner. Williams
No 800 Sth-ave. architect neutrality-suspicious..
ls3d-st g. 40 II Of Cauldwell-ave; to q
three-s,ory brick factory; Edward Rowan NJ
S37 East l63d-st. owner: Garvin. architect
Prorpect-ave. g. go n n Of l83d-st TO two
and-a-halt-story frame dwelling: Jacob Riche'
No 1884 webster-ave. owner: A F A Schmitt.
architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-10

Same TO same. W 5 weeks-ave. AS II Of i74sh-
81, years,
Same to same. Weeks-ave. 100 II OF l'4th-
Murphy Annie and Christopher 10 John Hickey.
n lC9h-st. Sc II Of Boulevard. year.
Same 20 same. llth-ave, 1908 " o, DIN
1t. year -
Nicholson. Sarah and Lima. 10 John { Boettner
w ID ST. 20 II Of Avenue u: W 51-st,
90 II e Of Avenue D. and Nos 3is and $50 East
3d-st : years OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Randall Rufus and Minnie E. 10 Mary 4 Shell
DON Vanderbilt ave- 268 II OF l'sth-s''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-10
TO HOLDERS OE
BALTIMORE BELT RAILROAD CO.
FIVE PER CENT.
FIRST 1ORTGAGE GOLD RONDS.

Antecedenty the Issuance Of the Plan OF Reorganiza
tion Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company which
has been formulated and with which you doubtless
familiar requested deposit Of your bonds with
TO be held by under the Of Bondholders'
Agreement Of November. 1897. which he
cuted by you the time o: such deposit.
Under this request. deposit OF such bonds has been
made with representing three fourths Of the total
issue. which prepared TO deposit with the
Deposliary. be stamped asserting TO the proposed
Plan Of Reorganization.
II that Pan he declared operative with reference to
the Baltimore Belt Railroad Company bonds. will
nles by consent Of the Reorganization Msnsgerr and
such they may impose only nure 10 the
benefit OF holders who prior the 10th da
OF August 1895 10 the hsv. secured for them
Thereafter 1t will be for thoss who have not
asssn,ed protect their Interests without aid from
those who have assen'ei.
We VIII. until and including the l5TF DAY OF
AUGUST. 1895 accep, deposit Of bonds which holders
who have heretofore deposited desire TO deposit
with under the of sad Bondholders Agreement
and will add such bonds II the number ~ those de
posted asserting the Plan OF ReorgaDzeuon After
tha, will receive more bonds FOR deposit.
II the Plan be declared imperative bonds will he
held and dealt BY the Q: said Bond
holders Agreement
London. July 2sth 1895
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-10
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Biauvel, Charles. to John Webber. iooh-st
naa,c # Il '6 josa We6bs T. ioa
pi II, - nt y o. % ssls sholer "a ave.
30 n u sth-s' easeho'e Insaimen;, 'oo
insfon ave. Odd line. 2isio Il Of i66h-s, ., .,n
sane to isaac and Max Boehm property. -.
c1.1 year John. 10 re Guaran,e. and Trust Com
pauy No 900 West lo3d-st years.....,...;:: 1900
NJ. block c. amended map Mspes estate.
Same n'' to Hudson p Rose lot No 27l. block O. -.
u 'e%e NAP Daniel " Jacob F Miller. trustee ETC
Webster ave. I'LL II Of land Of William INA
II Morris 2Jd Ward. , years .....,..:........ 400
" icih . io' q # Of Boaleys'd 1880
I>,li. Giovanni. to Lucy T. Lynn, No IA to 40.
22i $50 and 2l2 East 9Ith-st. year u mort ,ooo
Nsinn. Michael. to James Nolan. south corner .
IilshLridge- and Union st. years 0ooo
Potter FreaersE and clasaSe c 6slssy rs,
SOS Broadway and Nos o' and lo0 4'h- oo nm
wa9 s,,g TO Mori,1 /. Ernst lots is and IT,
block 2.9:. map l7G lots BathSa'e estate 1000
Same to same property n.,,.i p;:; 10000
oI" e G@n1 TsS awe awe and I also Tay
Sr,. - IT To d ios S1y ana rsen
mapq raT SV Of BENJAMIN Berrians farm 5000
Rauch. Phoebe and Mary. TO James Potion ct
trustees. &c road leading from wIlams
re. Msn Contains E.s s1es 5esnSciIuer '"
10Th a, zoo n Of 7th-ave $1,000
carucci Rosa to Marie E Jacobson. No Sa' Eas, "a.
Same to same, SANE properly; hsalments; ESQ
same SANE No a2a Fast lih.st instamen,s S
Gaker Nae sif'' to MARY l. Woods e5th-
G1rofsio. Louisa to christlana F Wallace. No ~
stsmcnts .....'."..... .....'........... ?ISO
sc i s.. sh Of to 81 Ms1inf
M%rh. w1 H"s5 Sns HsGTss f!sss to
~ Bush 81. years $oV"
Monkey. Harry I. and another to EQUITABLE Lts
cum Mslhs vl,n J. F to Nathaniel Wise corner
i0,th $, and Roosevelt Lane 200
Prone MARI to TsSmss Fsr Years, lo0'h'
Blesklcy. Eveina y 10 Anna preyer W iith- ,oo
Same to charles Bel: iGth-st. 2'o It OF ,-,o
,s vm "'I Reubsn. to Joseph schultz. n soth-st
S7s Il " Of dave 10000
pTsyf%s6; rI Jau: T., demand PARLIAMENTARY 22oo
pricsner George to george Ehrst no % Amsisr
AcSer. John 70 Isaac and Louis stern. executors
etc n 6 liith-st. $50 It " OF Leno1 ave. o, ooo
SANE to same n Iii,h.t ae5 IT W OF Ienox- ., o,o
Bument6a Babette to Annie 9 smith and an,
other executors. etc. poh-st. 30 II OF 20 sno
Bunsnaa bsbs,,s and George ~, 70 caT S,,s
steysns and s"9.hsr r.ecs'Ss 10000
sane 10, 70 JAMES r ru,"a'" '' 1900
p,rnh,mn, samgei and another. to Laemmein
' Balen%lescr IS and il cinnonSi install ann
HARDY Frank, and another to Washington lAfe
Insurance Company. No l61 East i25th-st and - 49,
Nos is and 10 East I26th-st. "a YEAR, 1000"
,kn Mst,hs" B. and ar1 sns ,. 70 Htns s
s1T n,s. corner "-A'e anu 5000
Ns! ,s + Jon ~ " WcSs,s MA months 5000
Ncpermott Michael J. Mary A Sheldon. . . -
Park-ave pol n Of lIsth-sf. years LUZ
senursr. Lena; .e sG eooo
wiedhopf Jacob Noah James. n ioSd-st. so2 -
4, " OF Park-ave. demand. ...............:... BOO
wooial David L. to Caoharne Mcoovern incl-
viduaiy and exscutrix. W Wssks-sve. 400 II ~.
Of litth-st , years. wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-10
REA. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Grand Circle. n corner eeth-s,. ?aeI3sllx
- ssss o' to ,oth-.i; George ' Bryan, 70
sath,st n 8. 100 IT W Of Broadvay. se.ioo5
eo2; MORT. Jacobson ana Barney isaacs to ,o,u,
a7'ss,. No 2i2 to 20. ga. go ana "a East
Lucy Z Lynn TO Giovanni Lord: ........:-...
cIi John 6syi. to cia.isve 3 TTeloar 100
DID, ESQ Z V,1e. Of I RaS
& so H. cs.r Ift ti 20 Of id sam Lux. '''T.
L9 No IS ana ~ S9ck 2s2 map FL e I %d Hs'
a. G Rss g. ca %s9a9a nag Mnsfs s''''
"a Aoirsv < Baum NO to M,rsarsiha eisse!lsh: 1900
Ihn wese., CHARLIE, nlauysl, N,o;; a''
:, a. e.ecuto1. to Ro.a c.racc. .......s. 7oe7
lit'h -. No 33i Fast 2oHico: same to Louisa NV
iia,h e. No aa5 East. oc,ico: Same Petro , ~,
Whit Piain. Road. lot. 70 ara H. ,, map
ico Ge9rs. , r.aneion to Joseph II Martia.... 1900
I Wss mag Ven baoS Nest PARK. Frances 'onn.
ioe,h,s, go -, 2as Of Amsterdam ave. 7,ainoii;
Riesrsis. Drive or ave-. cor 18th ics9r
s7Iioo iirIioo. Charlie. Blauvelt to JaFes II
ioeis s.. =. 81 I, p. Of boulevard. p liz i;res
ular. John Hickey and wife 70 AMMO Muir ,
S:s m if 10 f 1'i'rs F'fss
w cSsa Sc g. cas.riDs mro .. in nddSa F aSa
c,.curt, 70 payid l. woofsiI ......--,...,.. $40
iIth-ave " rs II n ~ 5pih-st e5Si0o Anna
Deer 10 Ev.lina n RieakIey ......... Exchange
''ip 6 81 70 Anna pr Eyer 49, E.ch.ns.
University Place No 80. .. q sS106 3x21.Ix
1879 Emil Bloch Henry Demilt.
FnsciNe Place Grenada Placs,
George sarnmis Elizabeth Higgins.
~ wossra 81 al 20 JACOB and samuel Hrsh 1900
9th ave. 81 n n Of loth-st. lox-r375. !.
William " Aston 70 MARY chisolm -.
cum s1m ., 81 al 10 10 Julius preyfa. $500
Is and II. 4txIl, laemm-
lcin Ruttenwleser and Wife 70 Samuel Birn- . 49,.
baum and another biWV
Strip G3s n n ~ 18th and 1873 n " ~ 9Th
ave- ~ lox %. lox n I'll. Mary a
Chisolm 10 William " Aston. ................ i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-10
OFFICE Of The Chicago Rock Island

AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY -Chicaso w,
Nay als 1893 the holders OF the Chicago KOCH is
Tear Debenure bonds and To Whom IT nay oonG Tnrk
Island and pacinc Railway Company has exercised me
Ssht reserved 10 II in It's Thirty Year DebenuIe bpnns
Issued under the agreement with the United STATES irus'
Company Q. New-York. bearing date the hst oay %. ~
.meer A. D., 1891 70 retire saa noos on a. yhs pr,nci,
pal by paying the said United states Irus oop pn
NewYork A. trustee under said agreement enc nun
dred and Ave OO5) per upon the am
interest accrued and unpaid thereon p, IA,
FURTHER GIVEN the said The chicago t<ock isI
snd Pacnc Railway Company Intends 70 e e,nher
ssd bonds Nv outstanding. the hrst day OF
D.. isXs snd viii on said cate pay 10 W. a..
trustee hundred and nve 900 per oenum up On ali
principal md the then accrued and unpen on
81 ssd honds then o..,spdng ~ rTeer 81 AND
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY. BY H. H. ChnH"'
Prerdent. ". O. PURDY. Secretarv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-10
RAILWAY EQUIPMENT COMPANY
OF MINNESOTA.

RAILWAY EQUIPMENT COMPANY
OF MINNESOTA.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 10 the holders
~ of the uni.-noed FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER
CENT BONDS ~ this Company. Dated June LIST. 1891.
thai under the provisions = IN. Deed Of Trust the fad
Bonds been drawn hv lot In the presence II ne
Trts,ee fnr redemption AMI payment on the first day
o, December ists the Offices OF MAITLAND. cor
PILL Co In 81 New York. a. and accrued
interest 10 the said date. when Interest thereon will
Tonds Nos 10 A. e. S. a. ls7. l5l. 100 1G2. l7G.
is; ia POP 2l5 PIG. 22i. 2.3 go ?ss 4iG 423 tls
..6 $50 467 47l 80. i33 h3s 5G2. 5es $50. 662.
s7s CSC 7lo 7ls 72l. IA. 100 7Gs 40 rs 49, 1872
seq SIS SAG 800
a total Of 80 Bonds. OF 81 .ooo cash.
Sew York July 18th. 1898
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-10

ADVERTISEMENTS and sescrp'ens o5 d dh nroaawny
nrr,b RI aist-st until o'clock M. adVerilse-
20 received at following branch once al resua'
ON 2sd-st 1872 cth-sve. cor l2ths MACY sc ,oa
COL Columbus ave. near W est ooth- loo
sno nads; near eth-ave: 92 East l4h-st % Wess
betwes eth and sth ayes i's E oss
7Os ist-ave. near s9th-st 800
one "a ave $40 7oths 1871 2d-ave 2oo2 30 ava
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-10
Goparincrsbip Notices.
XNHEREAs. the copartnershlp heretofor


WHEREAS. the copartnershp heretofore ex-
sitting under the hrm rsme Of INTERNATIONAL.
CYCLE FITTINGS 90. harrs t~ principal place 81
business IN ihe CIV. COUNTY and state u Ne~iofk.
Borough 81 Manhattan. t.rn dissolved the
mont iheref ON o, Fnaniri nr'cher and Arthur ".
Steiner. ~ tho msutere - saf nrnl. and
N" business n fsi nrr II and IL ~ 10 continued by
TIE sihscfh"r. who c-rarner IN rad nrn. and.
whereas sad c1rnrfuerenIn has transacted business
mis- STATE fr D.. 'oI years and more
has Rad business Relations with foreign countries ami ne
subs The partner In said clp4rtner-hip.
having e" f"i o. rnfnu" ssd business under tho
nam = such pfor roparincuhp
NOW therefore. fJfuarf ~ the statute ~ the STATE -
New York in fuch made ana provided. under
signed 81 hereby certify ihnf VIII continue the said
husnees ard VII continue tho ~ the copartnership
name ~ 'INTtRNATlO%Al. CYCLE FITTINGS cOM-
PAHY IN carry said business and tha, the person
dealing under such name - International CSce Fit
ting Company is SOLOMON l.. pAKAS whose place 4
ABIDE f. 40 -" West i0iih Street Borough u
tho principal place - business - firm ~ No e
Reaie street Borough 70, Manhattan. City % New York.
state - New York.
Dated July I'm. 1905.
SOLOMON 7. PAKAs
State Of New York. city and County ~ New-York
on This 3ri day - August. 1888 personally appeared
be member . ihe - international cycle
Fittings Company and be person who
slgned arr executed N. instrument and hr
duly ackn0vle edged 10 that DO had executed the sae
for the purpose therein mentioned.
Gi'STANf's W RAWSON
Notary Public. y. Y. CO.
n r. s,aurs)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-10

ADvFRr1sEMENTs and SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR I1s ar'Dun.
"A itf~ive6 their Uptown once. No 1z41 b,osows,'
- door slss-s:.. until o'c.ock M aaver,its
rsn;s received the following branch Offices at
vince fa;ef Until ocicck r. viz: ZJt c'h
co. ;es Iss s,h-sv, cor. icth-s Mscy sas ~, toa
W Ml-f:.. az co.umbus-ave. near Nest uotn. ~
msN <2d-s near 6tbave % East llth-sll:i - sss
svs. between 10Th and 77th SITS: i.o2s sd-sys near
Ssia-sti 70s issse. near eeth-st go n.
S sd-aye e40 East 5cth-s 9c1 3d-ave: 2662 Sd-s's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-10
Fincnflal.
Gnanrial.
New England Gas & Coke Co.
Its Pipe Line Stock Issue Approved

All distractions the rapid of the works and line Of the New
England Gas Coke Co. removed following of the MSa
ehusett
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-10
Dipi0cn0 Noiifc5.

BO.D AND MORTGAGE GUARANTEED 20.
-, RrNsEN STREET BROOKLYN. August s. JOS
oI-ARTERIN DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
"A oxru HALE PER CENT has been declared by the
BOARD ~ Directors payable August 10 ls"s - the s.
a,s 81 ,ecord on closing ~ the uanffer BOOKS ~
= August II. The books VIII he opehed AT ~ :" W.
August TO- ''"' MARTIN WELLES. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-10
n r. stauiTs)
Proposals.
proposals ron STEAMER ATIATT1C.~


PROPOSALS FOR STEAMER ATLANTIC
Orce ~ Quar,eruaster Governors bland. y Y H.
Aug 10. i-.s sealed propear In duplicate for buying
steamer Atlantic viii be received herr until y
August 30 lss. I. :. right - reject an
proposals.. Information Furnished Application In
Vrl0pss containing proposals should 10 marked Proposals
for hIying Atlantic and addressed to Captain H. J..
IApIlS. .
PROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES
Rock Islnnd Arsenal. Rock Island H.. August TO-
poposag In trp.rae, VIII be received IN
~ I. O'clock =. NJ. AUGUST 81 1879. FOR furnishing
R'ankets Owed cotton Duck Tin. Brass. Iron. Copper
and Brass Riyefs ard Burr. ION Brass and Copper
Wire Tacks Le,thcr Thread. Rope. Duck. Paints. uls
Chemicals Paper Cleaning and Polishing Materials. Filcs
Iumtor. ec. during fiscal gear ending June 10. isn
Information furnished application. Captain :. T.
BLUNT Comcg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-10
,IIV TOLEDO AND OHIO CENTRAL RAILWAY COM
IhE i' PANY
y,uE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF 'he

Stockholders Of The Toledo and Ohio Central Ra~ay
-, LII he held at office OF the Company IN
Tos9o Ohio on Monday. September oth lsos NJ h'e'en
oerS.h transfer books will close August 5th ana reopen
September 'th' 'o'7'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-10
Co Cet for Bnslncss i1nruoses.

nrNNIN~NrO0/<| N<>~~o~> |>N~>~>~~>~
BUILDINGS, ~ LII
ID STORES. Apply 70
LOFTS and rutland & WHITING.
OFFICES Beekuan-sf.
vNESTAIRANT FOR rent In a first class apartment
III house. fully equipped. and In very desrabl" "ct
,lon low. be any time Apply 10 +.
nov ALE Superintendent. i0i West fSth- ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-10

findnfial nlffiings.
TSSTTCF or ANNUAL MEETING.
TO STOCKHOLDERS OF
WELLS FARGO & COMPANY
vo are hereby notified that the next annual meethe OF
Of said company for the election OF 'eo
,mrs TO- The ensuing year. and the transHcon o, ~
tos ~ az may before the meeting VIII pc
S.d in IN" office the Secretary Of said COMPANY hotn
heIo u, 80 W.sion and Montgomery streets san
"a, California Thursday August lin iso ~ !"
.nes NJ The Transfer Books viii be closed July ""'h
ana reopeneo ""e AARON STEIN, Secretary.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-26
VESSELS IN PORT NOV. %.
Steamships.

Kansas City 2.164 tons Fisher, New York
Ocean Steamship Company.
Itasca. $3.50 tens, James, Baltimore-J.
]. Carolan agent.
City of Augusta 1929 tons, Daggett, New
York-Ocean Steamship Company.
Hnlcrag (BD, 20S1 tons Kramen, ldg
cotton, Bremen.-Strachan & Co.
Derwent Holme CBr), - tons, Holmes,
ldg cotton, DEMONSTRATION & Co.
Hero CNor) LIE tons, Wu.f, ldg cotton,
Hamburg and Bremen-W. w. Wilson.
agent.
Madura CB), 1.776 tons, Diclxie, ldg cotton,
Bremeu-J. F. Minis & Co.
Rockabill (BD. 1911 tons, Lftten, ldg pig
iron and cotton, Liverpool-J. F. Minis
& Co.
city of Wakefield (BO. 1887 tons. Town
send. dis kainit-J. f. Minis & Co.
Glenwood BD, 1858 tons, Michigan, ldg
cotton for Bremen-Wilder & Co.
Coauet (BD, l. 1853 tons, Gurrod, ldg cotton,
Bremen-Wider & Co.
Homewood (Br), / ,292 tons, Rowland, dis
sulphur for Central of Georgia Railroad;
onward cargo of phosphate rock and cot
ton. Bremen-Wilder & Co.
Madeline BD. 1852 tons, Ramussen. ldg
cotton for Genoa.-Wilder Il co.
Cairncrag (Br). 1851 tons, Gibson, ldg pig
iron and cotton, Bremen-G eorgia EX-
port and Import Company.
Mount Sirion (Br), 2116 tons, Chivers, ldg
cotton, Liverpoo.-Georgia Export and
Import Company.
Nitrocris (Br). Ina tons, ldg pig iron and
cotton. Havre-Georgia Export and I'M
port Company.
Pembridge (3D, 1903 TONS ldg cotton,
Bremen.-Georgia Export and Import
Company.
Breconshire (Br), 1928 tons, Peoples, ldg
cotton Observation-Disclosures g. Barnard.
| Horda (Nor). 1854 tons, Sorensen, idg cot
ton, Hamburg-R Richardson & Barnard.
| Chester. 1925 tons, Dunn, transport for
! Havana, etc.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-26
vessels Went to Sea.
steamship Chattahoochee. Boston
shinning NIemoranda.

Pensacola, Fla, Nov. 25.-Arrived, bark
Hanso (Ger), Bries, Brake
Cleared. steamship Sa.opia (Br), Croaks,
Belfast; White Cross (Br), Taylor, Ant
werp; Euskaro SPAN, Aralucea, Liver
pool.
jacksonville, Fla, Nov. 25-Entered,
cleared and sailed, steamship Comanche,
Charleston and New York; Cherokee,
Charleston and Boston.
Entered, brig Jennie Hubert, Rodrick,
New York.
cleared, schr Skinner, Harrison, Bald-
more.
Key West. Fla, Nov 25.-Arrived steam
ship Whitney, Staples. Havana, and sailed
for New Orleans; Mascotte, Smith, Port
Tampa, and sailed for Havana; Fanita,
Hall Havana, and sailed for Port Tampa.
Sailed. schr Louise Hastings, Albury,
Havana
Charleston, S. c., Nov 25.-Entered
steamship Algonquin. Plat, New York;
schrs George H. Ames. Watts. Boston,
Linah c. Kaminski, -, New York
Sailed, steamship Agnes (Nog), Cornell
sen, Jamaica.
New York. Nov. 24-Arrived, steamship
Seminole, Bearse Jacksonville.
Bremen. Nov 24-Arrived, steamship
Ashfleld, Charleston; Dunblane Savannah;
Olaf Kyrre, Pensacola; Shngsby, Savan-
nah.
Shields. Nov 22.-sailed, steamships Ad-
miral Iplen, Tampa.
Leghorn, Nov 23.-Sailed, steamship
| Carrie. Savannah.
Boston. Nov. 25.-Arrived, steamship Ca
| rib, Jacksonville.
Carrabelle, Fla, Nov 25.-Cleared, schr
Scotia, Davis, New York.
Georgetown, S. c.. Nov. 25-Arrived
schr Cherubim, Congleton. Beaufort. N. c.
Port Royal S. c., Nov. 25.--Arrived, schr
Horace p. Shares. Norfolk.
Fernandina, Fla, Nov. 25.-Arrived, schrs
Aetna, Caperton, Brlton; Edward p. Az
| cry Hawley, Port Royal; William H. Con
| verse, Lewis, New York
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TO the college. But they swim in the
glorious bath in their equally glorious
grounds. and are ardent cyclists.
Many of the High School girls in Lon
don proceed to Neasden and other outly-
ing fields near London for their hockey
possessing no facilities in town for such
exercise AT aristocratic Girton-ihe hrst
women's college established at either Of
the 'varsties-they have golf links of their
own, as well as a hockey field. They also
indulge in a little mild cricket during the
summer term, and constantly meet Newh-
ham in open contest or join with that
abode of learning 10 meet the oxford
Women's Colleges at hockey matches.
AT Somerville Hall, Oxford. there IS
regular summer term institution on Sat
urday afternoons of tennis and lemonade,
TO which brother undergraduates of the
sweet girls" are invited. Asphalt courts
are played so vigorously during the winter
at Lady Margaret Hall, oxford, where
there are also college boats, the vicinity
of the river Cherwell rendering boats pos
sible.
Golf and the new-fashioned games Of
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black spar buoy without number; patience
Island gas buoy by red spar buoy Conf
mcut Middle Ground gas buoy by a black
spar buoy
Boston, Nov. 23-The lighthouse board
gives notice that Relief Lightship No %
has been paced on Great Round Shoai
station.
Notice is also given that as soon as prao-
ticable after date the nun and can buoys
in Boston harbor, Vineyard sound and
Buzzard's bay will be removed for the WIN
ter spar buoys of corresponding colors
and numbers being substituted. Spar
buoys will also be substituted for the bell
buoys in Vineyard sound, Buzzard's bay
and in Winthrop and Lynn harbors. In
case the ice runs heavily the gas buoys
in the district will also be taken up for
the season.
Baltimore, Nov. 22.-The third class buoy
marking the wreck of schr Leading Breeze
placed on Nov 16 in the Potomac
river off the nava. magazine, between
Alexandria, Va, and Washington, d. c..
has been discontinued, the wreck having
been removed.