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Trains leave Indianapolis daily except
Sunday a. M, 1850 a. m, $50 p M, and
on Sunday a. M, 1:9Q, p. m, p. m. Call
at offices for full information.
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VandaIia Line,

Through coach to Decatur, ILL.,, leaves In.
dianapolis 1885 p. m. Arrives Decatur 40;
p. nj. This is the best route.
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Having severed my connection with the under
taking firm of Renhan, Long a. Blackwell have
bought the interest of Mr.. Walker, of the under
taking firm of Ragsdale & Walker, 1886 Massa-
chusetts avenue. ROBERT ID. LONG.
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Insure with German Fire Insurance of In
diara. General offices. 90 South Delaware
street Fire, tornado and explosion.
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$7-Niagara Fails and Return-$7,
Via c., III. 81 ID. and Erie Rys,

Trains leave Indianapolis 1O:45 a. m. via
Lake Chautauqua, with privilege of stop
over Call on ticket agents Union Station
and rs West Washington street.
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pital, where every effort may be made to
save his limbs. The doctors at the hospital
express some hone
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$1-TO Chesterfield and Return-$1
ia Big Four Route,
Sunday. Aug. Fl.

Account Spiritualsts camp meeting; spe-
ciaL train leaves Indianapolis 7:45 a. m,
returning leaves Chesterfield 1887 p. m.
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The United States is fast becoming the grea
grape growing country of the world. Cook S I'm
perial Champagne is the best.
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- - -
BIG FOUR ROUTE.

Acton Park Camp Meeting.
so Cents Round Trip, Including Adj
mission to the Grounds.
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Iron and Wire Fences
For all purposes. Ellis & Helfenberger. Tel
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PENNSYLVANIA LINES.
Grand Northern Michigan Excursions
AUG. 30, Sent, = and Z.

Petoskey $40. Mackinac Island 81
Good 80 days. For particulars see agents
or address w. w Richardson d. z. A
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BIG -FOUR ROUTE,

Annual Niagara Falls Excursion,
Tuesday, Aug. 10,
$7-ROund Trip-$7.
Tickets also sold to Alexandria Bay and
return for $3.50
Special train leaves Indianapolis GAS p. m.
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OUT-OF-TOWN EXCURSION,
Via Big Four Route,
Sunday. Aug. FL.

Pendleton, Anderson, Muncie Winchester
Union City Alexandria, Marion and Wa
bash. Special train leaves indianapolis 7:45
a. M, returning leaves Union City and Wa
bash at $50 D. m.
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Feed your horse JANES'S Dustless Oats.
wegman pianos. Carlin Lennox. E. Mkt. st.
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And say, the only time 1 was scared in
all that time was on the ship coming home.
Our captain was contrary and refused to
put out his signals. We encountered the
blockading fleet about the upper end of
Cuba and after little parleying, in which
the captain was sassy were threat
ened with a shot. Still he was persistent
and after the messenger boat departed, a
shot tore through our rigging. We kept
ahead and and another struck the forward
part of the ship. The captain put up the
signals in a hurry. because If he hadn't
we would have thrown him overheard. 1t
was enough to scare a. ship load of cripples
whose nerves were all unstrung. The chap
lain was the most scared of any that night.
He grabbed two life preservers and actually
had one of them on about his feet"
In hunting for Gregory and Williams yes
terday another Indianapolis coolred
boy was found at home on a furlough.
Frank Miller. ST Railroad street, enlisted
at the same time with Gregory and was in
the same troop He was shot through the
right arm and arrived home on last Fri
day The transport Olivette carried him
10 the Staten Island Hospital, and he was
sent home from there.
The Delta independent., 1898-06-03


Ths meeting a ths Boasd e 1tus1sas
vss called TO ordss lase svsaiag ~ Nay.
or 6sndsra All trustees Vssssst ssespe
Castle and Gsunt.
Misutss of previous Dssting rod snA
sppeovsd.
Ths cheek frun the Hovasd Hassisns
Iron coupsny for elO vas osdsssd
turned into the general water vosks
fund.
The matter of the sppropsiatina esdi-
nsncs vss rsfssred 70 the city attns.sy.
The matter of employing ssxtoa 10
look after the graves in the esasHnsy
vas rsisrrsd to the csnetasy coonittss.
The usual salary bills and hills for
work on streets we're allowed. Also hills
for water pipe and for freight On ths
sane.
The laying oe the vstes pipss % ~
Garnet msss was placed usdsr ths
supervision of City Marshal 0hssa.
Ths proposition for the parchass a .
ladder for the uss of the lire dspaFtosss
wss referred to the 6rs ooonittss. =
The fire extinguishsrs bsloaging 10
the city were ordered TO - pot In cAsfgs
Of the chief os the Are department 70 b
placed at his discretion.
The Delta independent., 1898-06-03

Aspusl meeting Americas Msdissl
sssociatioo, Dspvsr. June : 10 II, l0oa
A rate a ooe fare for The rouod tsip =
suth0eiaed from pointo % d. 4 r. @. -
Doover aDd retuRn. Duto a oalo Juno
8 snd 2; Asal limit 10 days tsoo date e
sals.
A rate oe one fare for the reupd tslp
b AUTHORISED fron Dsnvee, Colorsdo
Springs snd Pueblo 10 points within IL
state and return. Date q sale June -
%. On tickets 10 Lsedvills and wese
Thereof, also Wsse ssd south q Saij6a
6ssl Limit 10 days; 70 othse tssritoey,
dssl limit 8 days. =
A rate q Us froa Dsnvss. CoIor.do
6psings and Pueblo 10 Provo. Salt Lsbs
and Ogdso. Utah. sod return 10 20.
tbosised. 6sllinG days June II, Il soa
Il. Final Limit 70 days froo date e
ssls.
Grad Army Il tie Republic st Crips,e
Creek, June II 10 10. 1853. A rate of ooe
fare for Tie ro0na trip b suthosiso1
from poists % the d. Z r q. 10 CrippSo
Creek sud sstusn. gslling days June
u eud II; lsej limit Juss y.
% E:stossi oo:y.sstoe e e, e ssrsos,. e
ess fsss ~ ~ soese tslp 2 esthesise1
d.ys jsss lila; Assl ''eis 70 sstsss
lGsseiaQ os,cseae IAss.es.l sasocie.
tise 1ss1Asu. Cssc, 1eos 4, = ssd lot
- nsss - 81 -; - ts.s % -.
foSo = lGsosSsa sa1 sstpsa, psgvidia9
~ e 0sso go 8 osseo6oeos. Chi.
esSss 70 - sseilehls joss II - 10. lSo0,
- uunA @Su -
The Delta independent., 1898-06-03

salsss oseshasas 0>aAs esnasaAss ossuao.
Aftse c.saDunicatioa With 0sustos
1s1lsr and the othss leadess q The silver
Gauss. Chairman Broad os the stats silver
rspublican comnittes Issued the follow
i.G call yesterday:
Hsadquasters of the Silver Repubaican
Csstsal Comnjttss, Dsnvss. Coso..
Nay 81. 1873.
The Silver Rspublican State Csotrsl
coanitiss a ths stats a Colombo =
hsssby called to nsst at the ordinary of
the Brown Palscs hotel. Denver. on the
l3eh day a June. 1888. st 10 O'Clock q. 70.
for the purpose Of making necessary ar
rangsusots Tor silver republican state
couvsntioa 70 .ooinats state ticket;
txing the time and place of holding said
convention and trsnsacting such other
business ~ nay properly cone bseoss
the co0nittss. The call b Issued at
this early date % that some feasible plan
of cooperation Of the silver parties In
Colombo on the linss saGgsstsd By the
national silver lsadsrs may b discussed
and the preliminary work necessary
thsssto agrssd upon.
Each member of the oommittss h
earnestly requested to b present.
Proxies vill not b sdnittsd II held By
Don-sesideuts.
R. Broad, JR., Chairman.
W. r. FekkMAx. Secretary.
The Delta independent., 1898-06-03

Tnr Denver dailies are enjoying TO-
tie. .dnish fight. Both the morning
pepsss and the evening Times have
jumped on the Post all sprsddled out,
aad Tie Post 10 manfully fighting beck.
Whils thess periodical 6ghts between
the Denver papers may bs very serious
10 thoss Who engage In them. they fur.
nish an infinite amount oe smussmsnt
70 sn Interested public.
The Delta independent., 1898-06-03

DefAnis having h-sn uasAe by Cass,>,
sch.eis.s. EmiI srhvsirs a;sd S,u-n srS sisss
~. . ~ :,.S es;s::s ;s:.: .,.s. e :s,s :s:ss.r
sosp:sy .:a ss:ns:d s. sssss scss.is $500 90 q
coiss.do ,:e::. q 4:s.ss ss,is. .,S ,ssiss; ~.
y y: e s,:ss: s::S . & . :::i ss :; - .
s,:::sss sn.. ts:s.s:.'.; 8. g. = .ns., sSs
tI.S ..ne1 = - 80 = irss 5 s..sss
4: !; J; -: :: J: 90: S. s s::. q:
Es.. sssssssr. ss.. ...ss p.s,,. ...,.. |.
sos In if1sl IN ~ 1srd q sssls, and usSss Il
I.s.: ss s:sssy s:: =. a. - s g = .:s ~
q sss fs,,ss eocs q ne ec.r! koos d. Dsls1
:s z os. oS"'ss: ;s e =, ss :s- ';s. s.ss e, = - s
t.ss nans. viii bs,pa IN cesi. sil ths sslisGtsS
Sescnhed pscssny e sad hy ~ assd z issss
sssHsys@ ss.ess u ns'aA esssss' csssssA'.
Ks .tsswss q.ssssax. y. " sd u. ssssA
~ 81 - -. ~ rsa @ s:.s';sss e 6rHn =. -
q ssesio~ sssssrsS iwsssy .sHrss e tsp ls ssvs, =
;ss;s sess - q ;s y s.s q -: ::
ss:ss.c.. :..s .s::y: sssi,..:.s q = ssSso
s..:,.s a!,cn s'.,y.!;;.a !. - - g NC
is.S. cssss.s VIZ = . ~ ~. s:ssss = 81
I'D sys:sy e ss..s.Isies e IS essss~ 9 -
- "a d; 80 ssi s g: !: ::n;:: q !: =
SSs1 = D.s.. cos.~l. =. y ~ 4 ~.
Vsesss Q. .sssss. Ass,ug sasrse q p,ss
SsaSs.( e. .sesn.s u 49,.
The Delta independent., 1898-06-03

c ns, .,s. :, -, = .,'s ~ r. = ssrs,: e.
l..srrv'if CsAVany. - ssurh thsssnf - may
b. n.cssasy: wiM :. s.,sd :. psh.le s.estA - No
ossao. - saiUsyay. Iunr u, ~. ~ - o'etnrk
n ~ Ia es~ hiuAssi btdssss ~ easA. es ~ pay-
mcnt II d~li"gSsut s~ss~esssh. cass q sAsts.
tis~wept. sse.
The Delta independent., 1898-06-03

TnH Vulcan mine. 10 the Gunnison
district, b now being worked for the
sulphur Il contains, made % fso0 the
fscs that our supply Of that article
formerly came from the volcanic rsgions
oe 6icily. and the war has shut 10 out
froa that part Il creation. The deposit
In the vulcsn mino b thirty fsst deep
and from fifteen TO thirty fest wide.
The Delta independent., 1898-06-03

TIE coansscsnsnt exercises oe the
Dsats High school ct the opera house
~ Saturday night vas very SUCCESS
ful closing oe . suocsssful term. and re-
Asets credit on both ths corps q teach
~ and the school board d district No l.
Probab,y no 6oss class q eleven young
psopis ever graduated from any institu-
tioe than the class oe p6 Il the Delta
High school, not only In their high
Standing n their studiss, but in natural
ability and atssss 70 enter the dutiss o(
altsr NE. The entire class acquitted
tAsnsslvss sxossdiagiy we'll In their
ss.tioos snd rscitstioos. A lasVs oum-
bss Il then vill eutsf college and pro-
Dass thsassivss for professional services.
The Delta independent., 1898-06-03

Ooeoe0 ~ PuooooooonA
c.S.tsAno 0vescs ~ neuynsss, CoaA.,
NoelsH = hesssI Eivse ~ ~ AsS~sss
- ngeeys -. ~ ssstes z ~ l6ooSisa Is
- ~. SsSs sSyss q - sn0 ~ Ilas
~ 80 q Asss's. cseuss1s. - Jsse u. -.
noa8xT y. SxrxP.
=. ss:. 4. = nns.HsEW:.".s'aw.s IA ..
.. - -. s:s. - 2.ssvsss viss.ess e ls.s 81.
y nglez:S y. psssea, Hsssy 0suy, q.
SAss 4, LAyysS.
iNsa pss'Assa =, apus. Msy D. "a
The Delta independent., 1898-06-03

Cast. Chariss King. author of the
seosy "A 0esrins Tsngls" now running
II Tns IxDESxxDsx1. has been nomi-
natsd bsigsdiss gsnesal ofvoluntesss by
ths psssidsst end wnl 60 to the Philip
pinss with General Merritt. The Colo
sado boys will be In his brigade.
The Delta independent., 1898-06-03
u Vlvi1 coaesas1.

A. C. Botsfoed. of Csdarsdge. . we'll
known cattle man. has just returned
from trip through Southern California.
Mr.. Botsfosd reports the cattle outlook
In the ststs very poor. The season hes
bssn sEcsptionally dry. There hss bssn
no rains this season to amount 70 any
thing. and, - al the rains come In the
spring. the psopls have the long sunDsr
drought before them. With the grsss
alrssdy burnt up BY the drypsas. Ex.
cspt along the coast, nearly all thecat
have bssn shipped out oe the counties.
They have hesn sent into ths northern
part Of tho state. whsrs the drouth i
not % bod. and into nssr By states.
~CattIs bessders are very anxious to
gst rid Of their cattle. ssid NJ. Botsford.
.H.y = as 10 90 . ton. and not 20 good
at that. " the cattle that are bsing
shipped away froa the state some 5000
o. 5000 hssd bssn sent over the mount
aims. About - many moro will b sent,
and the grsatss part Il them will come
through Dsnves.
1T b sot only the cattle that are
suffering. Evsrythins that isgrown has
been. OF = bsing destroyed. The fruit
csop south Il San Fssseisco b being
busDsd up. Thses will b little South
ssn Calieessia ffuit tkisysas. Ths vhsst
= alrssdy sstiss,y destroyed. Fsr0sss
wAe spwsd thossasds a sesss a What
h ~ vistsf hsvs Iase y AZ Net .
blsds = u saus -. WY. y , Q fast
tAss tAs fsrnsss ere killinG thsis hosiss
70 fed ~ hagA and thsa givisw ~
hoGu aWay."-Denvee Tines.
The Delta independent., 1898-06-03

UsnS ~ nskss. ~ piss6ss q
pissssss. dtsd rseestiy st hi hoos o.
06shs sisss h sosthvsstssn Wyouins.
q ths hps ags q sbout 90. Baker hes
bssa IN unique character In the north.
western part of Colorado for many yssrs,
aad his death rsuovss the lest oe the
eja tssppsss and hunters who came to
ths Rocky Dountains 10 the early part
Il the csntury. and Who have left the
Dssis a their lie deeds all over the
western country.
The Delta independent., 1898-06-03

"Kodaks" are not pss0ittsd within
sight of the Csaf oe kussia and - y
considersd ths most di0cult oea h Ill
Europe to photograph. Lillian Bsll. who
b in Russia fos The LAdiss' Hone Josr.
nal. persuaded the Russian oGlcials 10
allow her 70 b IN exception 70 ~ ssle.
and shs succeeded in photogsspAiag he
Csas % clos that the Russian oeeasch
jumped at the click a the buteoo. niss
Bell will tell how shs got her pAstngssph
u The nsxt issus oe Tie Joussal.
The Delta independent., 1898-06-03

IT.: ;;:,:f -. !: ss:s:s r.: 2 - '''' q ~ H.
Wosdosa a ths World at Aspsa.
Juno u, l0o4 A sate a one and oos-
hfth fare iron poiats within The state
10 Aspsn and rstsss y suthesissa. pro-
vidial dfty o. more are In sttsedsoce.
Csstt6cates 70 b availabls June u 10
Is inclusivs. Cssti6cAtss Tor return
paasaes will b hooossd not htsr than 3
dsys after clos a meeting. Ssodsy not
eoustsd. --.--
Nesting Esdssstioo oe eWoasa6 Clubs.
Dsevss. June II 10 q. 1879. A rats q
one fare los the rospd trip 70 Denver
and rstuvn b suthoeissd. 6sllinG days
Jupe 20 aud n. Final limit June 50.
An opsu Psts d one fafs tor the Foaed
trip b authorised to points within the
the state erom Dsnvee. Colorado Spsines
and Pueblo; ssllinG datss June 98and -.
o. tickets 10 Lsodvills and territory
vest thereof. also territory west and
south oe Salids anal limit tse days; 70
oehse tssvitosy dvs days.
A rate oe ol0 frou Dsnvss. Colossdo o
0psiegs and Pueblo 70 Provo. Salt Lake
s1d O9deo Utah. = AUTHORISED. 6slliDg
days Jsps - ssd 80; anal limit 20 days
fPoo dsts a 0ls.
The Delta independent., 1898-06-03

DnJ.W. RockssslIsr. Of Crested Butte.
= bsiag spotsa Il - . candidate for
govssnor this fan on the silver rspubli-
ean ticket. The doctor b veil known
IN this ocsioa. where he hes many
vory stronR fSiesds.
The Delta independent., 1898-06-03

TnH SNOW In the mountains hes just
bsgua 10 melt and its effects are b.
ginsing 10 b felt In The lower valleys
Irsigating ditchss ass bsgianiDg TO run
full and vatss b bsing ussd In sbsu.
dssss. TAs taskvasinsss a ~ speiag
ssd ~ rainfall have nsds it .unsscss-
sasy uD - ~ pssssas Hos 70 uss nueh
va1os, bst ~ .sdvsst = vas0 days viii
esnss = ebusdanee a wasss - ~ q
- tins uhee - sesdsd n
The Delta independent., 1898-06-03

II b ti.s ;. hsgin thinking oes fosrt
a Jolly celebration. The Fourth of July
will have . deeper and more far sesehing
signiAesnes this year than ever bsfore.
The Delta independent., 1898-06-03

While voskiag ssss tie paacs whsss
Rood Ovssssse rsFgvsoa Dst With he
sccidset b. N ssp,osiea oegisst powder
DEC. LIT lsse, tbs rod ~ dng ~ he
rock In which The charge west - nd e
was feasd that Il had bssa dsillsd tWiss
st right sngiss ssd Saist tssess q bssh
boiss ssosissd. NJ hois Hf. FssBussa
~ dsillisg ~ ists vhat osst hsss
bsss - I'd 49, Dasssd thsss ~ esss1sss
Dasttss q ~ - aesidssl Othss suses
y ths seigAAssAssd AsA dsill Asaes b
thso, wAssAss cAsfysd a ~, ~ oeo
~ ~ dig II - I'D est bat y1eeed
49, sssseully svay wbsss ~ vssh
- - hesD. , a~
The Delta independent., 1898-06-03
49, Isal.

Last week Friday Clsrsnes Mower and
Frank Nooes. two we'll known cattlsmsn.
whils riding the range on the west
branch q Tongue creek. net with an
incident that both viii remember -
long - they live, not that there was any
particular danger encountered. but from
the novelty of the sdvsnturs. Clarsucs
Mower while riding through . bsush
thickst ran scsoss Ias9s bear and spur
ring his horss towards II, ran the beast
out of the bushes into an open park,
whore he threw Iariat over its neck.
In the meantime Mr.. Moore came TO
ths rescue and caught The bsar with his
lassoo. Neither Il the msu had firearms
with them and what 10 do with the bssr
OF hov TO lst 20 Il Il IVES qusstion.
Finally it wss decided 10 have the horss
hold ths bssr with ths lasists willis the
two killed Il with rocks, which vas doos
without much trouble.
Nr. Mower b tanning the hide snd
viii make rug os Il.
The Delta independent., 1898-06-03

CSC. e.sruAS, sserstHsy,
tvirss puA. Nag 3: iass Juss is.l
The Delta independent., 1898-06-03

~ s.Pvs0so0 DsvsasoA PaDssv.~
Unhss vhseh dlv kdssa n . ~ esns. - Ill shs
pssmisnA psi1 y AreissvA " tsaah sssss uahte
~ ansss = ss.s.K 80 80 2 - - q
d esssSr IT % rSsS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-05
weekly Mnrket Revle,r.

Cotton was active and variable during
the past week. Liverpool opened very
strong, and prices IN New York quickly
advanced about 10 points. After thls the
temper was changeable but with a pre-
ValAng buhish undertone, as the market
showed great recuperalive powers after
every break. There was a uotabie change
however as New York recently has been
leading the strength instead of Liverpool
as hitherto. The later was notably weak
on Saturday, but New York, after an OPEN
ing decline of some 4 points, turned irmer
and advanced about points. AT the close
prices Weie 10 10 points higher than
week ago; January, sac; March, 5.45c
May, 5.54c. The rather easier tone In Liv-
er pool is attributed mainly to Federation
of extreme crop estimates; The sitter feel
ing in New York to scarcity of offerings
of spot cotton and more buying orders
from The South There is nothing new
about the crop movement, which is run
ming now about on a parity with last year
and also with 1894, when the crop was
rather below 100000 bales. We now lead
that year by 500,00G and last year by
about 100000 bales. Upon the whole, the
feeling that the lowest point has been
passed is becoming more general, and che
advance is liable to assume more import
ant proportions any day. Cotton cannot
remain so low always.
Wheat was quieter; prices were a little
over early, but turned hrmer and ad-
vanced nearly &c, the stimulating cause
being the enormous demand. both for ex-
port and for home consumption. Later,
speculation was iistless, and prices slow
" receded under sales to realize and the
supposed brilliant prospects for the grow
ing winter crop, so that nearly all the
previous advance was lost. The closing
quotation for May was 66Ac about &c ad-
vance. For some time longer a fiuctuat-
-ug market is to be expected and just now
buying on the weak spots appears advis-
able. Exports are SURPRISING all records,
and on all depressions country offerings
are checked
Corn and oats were quiet. but firm, and
closed about Zee higher
Provisions were strong in the middle Of
the week, but latterly turned easier The
improving tendency of the provision mar
ket has had TO struggle against very large
receipts of hogs; but when the packers
get the hogs, then the prices of product
viii advance. VIM. T. Williams
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-05
VESSELS BoUNl, FOR SAVANNAH.
SIcan:EhiDs.

Baron cawd9r (Bp, 2O5S tons. Crosby
at New York.
RAMA (Br), 3,434 tons. stanhope at Tyne,
Oct 30.
Simonside Br). 1856 tons, Kish, Ships
Island; sid Oct. 25, via Antwerp; due
Dee. To- for Bremen.
City Of Worcester (Br), ,559 tons, Fortune;
at Hamburg Oct 80: due to Id
cotton for Genoa.
Prazattus (AusD. 1,746 tons, Scurich. at
Nicolaeff Oct. II; due Dec. for Trieste
Matin (Br), - tons, -; due Dec, 90
for Bremen.
Winnie (Brl, 1888 tons, -; due for De-
cember loading.
Regina (Br, 1,672 tons. -; due for
December loading.
Carrie (Br), LII tons, -, Shields, sid
Nov. 2, via Leghorn.
Clio (AusO, 2293 tons. Luchetta, at Bar
celona Nov. IA, via Trieste; due Dec. @
to Id for Trieste.
Buckminster (Br) 1897 TONS Brown. sa-
vannah, sid Nov. 8, via Barcelona; due
Jan. /, for Genoa.
Barry (Br), 1,411 tons, at Glasgow. Del
%; due Dec. 10. for Genoa.
Silverton (B), 1,72S tons, Davy, Port Row
al, sid Nov. 6, via Liverpool
Lavernock (Br) 1885 tons, Jenkins. at
Antwerp Nov. Z.
Kelvindale (Br), 1000 tons, O'Neal. Gal
weston, sid Nov. 10, via Liverpool
Mediterraneo (AusO, LAO tons, -: m
Brinkburn (Br, 2,096 tons, Martin, at Gal
weston Nov. 6, via Europe
Armenia (Br), LBS tons, Scearf a,
Charleston, via Liverpool
Kassala (Br), 2,49S tons, Butler, Penarth
sid Nov. 8, via Delaware breakwater.
Castleventry (Br), 1915 tons, Horsfleld. sl5
Nov. 10: due Dec. 2, for Bremen.
Harrington (Br) 1920 tons, Diggins. at
Bayonne Oct. "a; due Dec. 20, for Venice
Beatrice (Br), 2,139 tons, Edwards; dine
Jan. Is, for Barcelona.
cambridge CBr, 1913 tons, Gardiner, so-
vannah, sid Nov. "A for Genoa to re-
turn for cotton for Barcelona.
Bawtry CBr), 1,542 tons, Oakley, Shields:
sid Nov. 8.
Evelyn (Br), 1,476 tons, Horner, Genoa, sid
Nov %, due Dec. Is, for Genoa.
Koordistan (Br, -, -, due Dec Is, for
Bremen.
India (Ger), 9S5 tons, Hlnz, Hamburg; sid
Nov. 80
Dora Forster Q8r). 1873, Woolley, due Dec.
22 for Liverpool.
Bertholey (Br), 1,4a tons, -, at New
port, E.. Nov. 16