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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-06
THE FIRST APPOINTMENTS
Executive Council Receives Appoint.
menis and Has Its Committees An.

rOunC6u
Boston. Jan. 5.--At a meeting Of the
new executive council, this afternoon
the governor made the following nonl-
nations: William III. Bowker Of Boston
and John ID. w. French Of Boston.
trustees Of the Massachusetts, Agri
cultural College; Hosea Kingman OF
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-06

In my last inaugural address to the
legislature I called attention to the
recent rapid increase of the state debt.
as shown by the following figures:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-06

ment. Officials of the company say
that the 250 trucks ought to be COM
pleted in three months.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-06
MARRIAGES.

SMITH-SWAIM - In Princeton, 4th. by
Rey. G. A. White. Frederick r.. Smith
and Alice A Swain
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-06
STATE DEBT.

The governor then continues in sub
stance as follows
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-15

Hearne and Mrs. D. Garth Hearne, at
the recent session of the Married La
dies Euchre Club, WERE Mrs. Smith,
of New York, guest of Colonel and Mrs.
Frank j. Hearne Miss Mikesell, of
Quincy, ILL.,, guest of Mr.. and Mrs. d
Garth Hearne; Miss Fannie Clark,
Yonkers, N. Y, Mrs. Dent, wife of En-
sign Dent, U. s. N; Mrs. John c. Rihei-
daffer, of Chicago, Mrs. John H. Storer,
and Mrs. Frank Hearne Crockard, of
this city
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. George K
Wheat, Mrs A Allen Wheat and Miss
Frances ]. Wheat will give a reception
at the Mrs. Wheat's North Main street
residence between the hours of two and
five o'clock.
The literary committee of Parke Div
ision A. O. H, and Ladies Auxiliary,
are making great preparations for their
next social, which will take place in
their hall on Fourteenth street, next
Tuesday evening, January 18th. AS
this is the last series of entertainments
till after the Lenten season, large at
tendance is expected. A select pro-
last number win be one hours solid
fun and merriment from ST. Mary's
Ministries. The MINISTRIES need no adj
vertising. After the performance
Professor Thos. Cooper will preside at
the piano. Refreshments will be serv-
ed during the evening.
The Players Club will give their sec
ond play at the Opera House Friday
evening, February 3rd. The rehearsals
commence tomorrow evening.
The Opera House orchestra will give
their mid-winter concert and ball at the
Arion Hall Wednesday evening, the
25th inst. The affair will no doubt be
one of the events of the winter season.
Governor Atkinson will tender a re-
ception to the members of the Legisla-
ture and the State Bar Association at
the executive mansion, on Wednesday
evening. January 18th. 1t promises to
be an elaborate and CONSPICUOUS social
event The reception will last from 8
to II D. m.
One of the leading events of the week
was SUI vi ISS patty gwen III hOhOI VI
Miss Agnes Baker. at her home on
North Market street, 1t being the
twenty-frst anniversary of her birth.
Dancing was INDUCED in until the wee
small hours of the morning Supper
was served at midnight. Music was
rendered by the mandolin and guitar
club Messrs. Stipes and Leech. She
was the recipient of a very handsome
present.
The Nonpareil Club, composed of a
number of gentlemen of McMechen.
gave a very enjoyable dance at the
McMechen building, in the above town.
last Thursday evening. About fifty
couples were present. Prof John Long
furnished the music, and among those
present were many from Whesling.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-15

Oft Heiskell, Louis D. Grub. Harold
Bloch, Harold Wise and Murty Franz
helm have returned to school at Law
renceville, n. j., and ]. D. Culbertson
and George List have resumed their
studies at St. Paul's. Concord.
Mrs. Elizabeth List, Of Washington.
Pa, has been the charming guest of
Mrs. Gibson Lamb, at Echo Point.
Miss Todd Baird is in Richmond,
Va, the guest Of Mrs. Farrell. daugh-
ter OF Col. Robert White.
Master Miller Gallaher is enioving a
pleasant visit from his friend, Master
Fairfield Peterson, of Wheeling.~
Charleston Gazette
Mrs. Neff Lang, nee Miss Bird
Schulze. Of Detroit, is visiting her pa
rents on Fourteenth street.
Miss Bell Whit. of East Liverpool.
O., is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Whit, of Fourteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A A. Hood. of North
Dakota, are the guests of Mrs. Hoods
mother, Mrs. Carnahan, on South Main
street.
Miss Helen Alice McCabe leaves
next week for Washington City to
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-15

many children who will participate.
Prof. Delbrugge is now drilling the
little ones, and some pretty dancing
will be the result. The attendance will
be very large.
Miss Francis ]. Wheat has resumed
her dancing class at the Carroll Club,
after the holiday in.ermission.
The Auxiliary of the A. O. H. have
engaged the st. Mary's MINISTRIES for
their coming social. The company is
as follows: jeff Mr.. l.. Lafan;
Pete" Mr.. J. Brady; Moses, Mr.. P.
Tucker, 'Eph, Mr. C. .Altmeyer;
Sam, Mr.. G. Watt; -'Sambo," Mr.. l..
Stein; '"Taffee,' Mr.. A. Corners; Gin
ger, Mr.. T. Normile; 'Rastus," Mr.
H. Kraus; "Pompey, Mr.. J. FULLY;
"Slinkey" Mr.. J. Ennis; "Snowdrop, +"
MIR. c. Altmeyer; "Bronsy," Mr.. w.
Braddock; Bones, Mr.. H. Stewart.
Mr.. Will Tucker is the director.
Quite number of Wheeling society
people will attend the wedding of Miss
Caroline Bassell and DR.. Golf at Clarks-
burg on the 25th inst.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Jacob w
Grubb entertained a number of friends
at whist, at her Echo Point home.
49,
The Island Club entertained with a
dancing party, Tuesday evening.
Among the guests of Mrs. F. J.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-15
USED LUDWIG PIANO CHEAP.

Less than two years ago Mr.. Henry
Major, night foreman for Burns &
Church, bought a fine Ludwig piano
from us. Mr.. Major has been very i'll
for several months and finds 1t neees-
sary to dispose Of his piano, as he
needs the money.
He has placed the piano with us for
sale, and has instructed us to offer IL
at low figure. The piano is in a nice
walnut case, modern style, and in abb
solutely first class condition in every
respect. 1t may be seen at our ware
rooms, and to any one desiring a hne
piano at low price we would recon-
mend this one.
F. w. BANNER co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-15

V. Ankle. of Wheeling; Editor w. c. Con-
ley. Of Parsons: George A. Huntington,
Wheeling; H. b. Davenport Jr.. Clay
county; Editor Thomas II. Dennis, Green
brier Independent; Judge A. \. Campbell,
Union, and Hon A. r. Withrow now Of
Bath county, Virginia.
Charles +. Coyle returned during the
week from Baltimore, Md, where he was
appointed manager for r. c. Dun d
Co.'S agency here. He has been acting
manager since the death of the former
agent, Mr. T. G. Cooper.
Mrs J. L. Roadarmour has returned
from John-Hopkins hospital. where she
has recently undergone a successful oper-
alton. and is now on the high road to re-
covery.
Mrs F. j. Daniels went to Huntington
Tuesday to install officers Of Bailey Post
No. T. Woman's Relief Corps, Of that city.
Mrs. Daniels is the Junior vice president
of the National organization.
Mrs. Name Gates Proctor left Thursday
for GallipoIis for a two weeks visit with
her brother, Leonard Gates
After a pleasant holiday vacation spent
at home, Harold Ward returned Monday
evening to Pennsylvania Military College
at Chester, Pa.
Mrs Laura Fitzhugh and SON. Hugh,
have returned from Eckman, where they
spent the holidays with Mrs. Fischer
Morris.
Mrs John d. Lewis is entertaining her
sister. Miss FINER, Of Louisville, KY.
Master Fairfield Peterson, of Wheeling.
is the guest Of his friend, Master Miller
Gallaher.
Master Joe Bukey. the interesting son Of
Mr. J. F. Bukey, returned last week from
Washington, where he had visited his
grandfather. much elated over the fact
that he had shaken hands with President
Mckinley and General shafter. during his
stay.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-15


Bellaire. Benwood and Moundsville.
The clubs next dance will be on the
10Th inst.
The Chancel Chapter Of st. Luke's
P. E. Church are arranging for sup
per to be given in the parish house
next Friday evening between the hours
of five and eight o'clock.
Friday evening Mrs. Clara Frazier,
of North Wheeling, entertained in
honor of her guest, Miss Ella Winters,
of Columbus Cards and dancing were
features.
Special to the Register.
Parkersburg, w. Va, January IA
The announcement is made here to-
night of the engagement of j. c. Deck
er, manager of the local telephone ex-
change of this city, to Miss Effle Rob
erts, of Wheeling
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-15


visit friends. After ! month's sojourn
at the National Capital. size win go to
time.
Mr.. l. H. Clement, manager of the
F. W. Banner Co., is back from his
annual visit to his old home in Miehi-
gan. He reports having had fine
time. Mrs. Clement will not return un-
til the latter part of this month.
Miss Sue NJ. Caldwell leaves next
week for Clarksburg to attend the
house party given by Mrs John Bas-
sell in honor of the -Basseu nup-
tials.
George K. Wheat, Jr.. the interesting
young son of Mr.. Allan Wheat, is able
to be out again, after a severe attack
of malarial fever.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-15

low sand. Many other wells are drill.
ing in that locality. and the coming
week will be an interesting one.
In the Calcutta field, w. S. Edwards
& Co. have drilled in their No. 1 T.
Bills, 100 acres, and have a 40 barrel
we'll Many predicted this location
would be a buster. That pool Is now
running east and west as was evinced
by the advent of a dry hole on tho
John Bills farm.
Mallory Bros. and Stewards No. 4,
Barrett. is a small well.
On McKim Creek, the Fearless Oil
Co. have drilled in their No ] Hudklna
and have duster
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-15
PERSONALS.
They stood on the slide.
Mo- the maiden cried.
You mean it?" She did
So he slid.

so he Slld.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Mrs. w. P. Heiskell is visiting friends
in New York City.
Miss Maude Warren. of Toledo, is the
guest of Miss Gertrude Fisher, OF Four
teenth street.
The many friends of Mrs. DR.. F. }.
Hump will regret to learn Of her illness
Mrs. George X. McMechen will leave
for the East the first of the coming
week
Mrs. T. ]. Hugus is i'll with la grippe
at her Elm Grove residence.
Mrs. J. C. Brown, of Pittsburg, IS
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Russell
of the Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Beekman, of Boston,
who have been visiting Mr. Beekman
brother-in-law, Mr.. w. H. Frank, Will
return home to-day.
Miss Florence Post, of Clarksburg, is
visiting Miss Bertha Hanen Putnam OF
Seventy-ffth street, New York. Miss
Putnam is the daughter of George H.
Putnam, president of the Putnam Pub
fishing House.
Mr.. J. w. Speidel has returned to
New Haven, Conn, to resume his stud
les at Yale.
Miss Mary Caldwell, daughter of
General Alfred Caldwell, left Monday
for New York City. where she will at
tend DR.. Gardeners school for young
ladies.
Mr.. Chauncey Dewey returned to
Chicago, the first Of last week.
Misses Marie Belle Howell and Holly
Patterson will leave the coming week
for Allegheny City, to visit relatives.
Messrs. Wilbur Topping, Morgan
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-15

The Capital City Dairy Co s Purity
Butter cannot be excelled. Try 1t and
no other will suit you.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-15
ENTERTAINMENTS

Sweet Marie, do you remember,
The golden long ago,
)n an evening in September
w e birds sang soft and low,
card the bees a-humming
broad locust tree
dreamed of days a-coming,
hyS for you ana me?
CupidS own suggestion,
hsSion to impart,
trembling asked the question,
nearest to my heart.
Monday afternoon between the
of two and five o'clock Mrs. Nor
Horkheimer was hostess to the
rity Whist Club at her Fourteenth
bet residence, the attendance being
lar2nas it was the first meeting of
new year. Mrs. James
successful contestant.
is were dainty. The
ii tomorrow afternoon at
yldence OF Mrs. George E. Boyd.
One of the notable events of the week
as the marriage, Wednesday at high
bon of Miss Jennie Emsheimer and
r. Charles J. Beekman. The cere-
ony was celebrated at the residence
the brides father, Mr.. Joseph En-
Dar, on Sixteenth street, by Rev.
Hal ri, in the presence of large
nun \Gests, who were limited to
the IT the high contracting
part Dcorations of the resi-
demo tasteful and elaborate and
MeisEer's orchestra renderd an appro-
priat programme. A wedding break
fast followed the ceremony. The at
tendants were Milton J. Beekman, Ga
briel S. Emsheimer, S. Beekman, Frank
and Samuel J. Baekman; bridesmaids,
Misses Hattie Emsheimer, Lillian
Frank, Cora Emsheimer and Pauline
Frank, and the flower girls, Phyllis
Beekman, Fannie Schlesinger, Alma
Frank and Marie Frank.
The bride wore a gown of white
duchess satin, with trimmings of point
lace and embroi1efed chiffon. A veil
covered the - T train, and she car
ed satin< nd prayer book. The
asmaiG we4 e attired in pink or
STer pink taffeta silk and car
Shower bouquets og La France
Is. The flower girls were charming
n white organdie and carried baskets
of lilies of the valley. The groom and
ushers wore the conventional Prince
Albert and light trousers.
Among those\ present were Mr.. and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-15
SUPREME COURT.

Special to the Register
CHARLESTON. w. Va, January IA
The following orders were entered in the
Supreme Court to-day: Saunders vs.
stanton. from Kanawha county, contins
ued; Ohio River Railroad Company VI
Clark. from Mason county. submitte1l
State Of West Virginia VS. Swami. from
Kanawha county, submitted: Thayer -
Chesapeake e. Ohio Railroad Company
from Kanawha county; submitted
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-15
OIL N JEWS.
ACTIVITY AT SCIO.

Big timDers are being gotten out
for Bachmann & Colvig's No. l in the
Harrison farm of twenty acres. The
same firm is drilling their No. l on the
town lot, and have another rig in
preparation.
This field now has % producing wells
and not a single buster, and the daily
production is crawling up TO the 1000
barrels a day mark. The number OF
rigs in operation next week will be
over so. and operations are becoming
more active and the scope of the field
enlarging. Among the wells drilled
in the past week were Mrs. Rebecca
Ramsey No. l, John McLandsbOrough
No. / Mrs. NJ. J. McLandsborough No.
/, Harry Ford, w " Bird DR.. Cook,
Rev. Cook, Prof. R. B. Smith, Scio Col
lege lot by Connotton Valley Company,
J. A. Butcher, Mrs. J. w. Shambaugh,
Jennings & Co. on Kennedy lot, Russell
Bros. on the Davis lot.
The oil excitement in Carroll county
is intense, and fully a dozen compa-
MES have been organized TO drill for
oil at various points.
st. Mary's, w. Va, January 1.-THE
most important well to be drilled in
this week was completed yesterday ev-
ening on lot No. 2 of the G. c. Roby
farm. The well in question belongs to
Mayor Lawrence, of Sistersville, and
other capitalists. The well is located
800 feet east Of developments in the
Willow Island creek pool, and shows
conclusively that pool TO be of wonder
full width for shallow field In khat
same locality the White Pine OIL Co.
have drilled in their No. 2 Biil md
have q IS barrel well from IL
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-15
OIL MARKET.

Oil City, Pa, aJnuary 1f-Credit
balances $116. Certificates market. no
bids. offers or sales. Runs, 5000 bar
rels; shipments, 92,612 barrels.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-15

He pelted her neatly from head to feet,
With snowballs soft aud with snowballs
fleet,
And seemed to think it no tend of fun;
While she was busy preparing one.
Rolling, pounding it hard nd sound,
With snow scooped up from THE heecy
ground.
They aimed-she her missile fair and
But he did not dodge, for he didSnot fear;
But calmly waited to see it fly,
And far from its target wildly shy
When whack. on the side of his smiling
face
He caught it right in the very place
She had meant to paste it. BY Jove, and
Mars,
And Jupiter Ammon, but he saw stars!
For her brother. a base ball pitcher tail,
Had taught and trained her to throw a
ball.
And this gay young fellow who laughed
with glee,
While bravely awaiting her onslaught, he
! Walked sadly home, and twas later when
He fitted a smile to his mouth again.
Harlem Life.
While a few notable social matters
occurred during the past six days, the
week was, nevertheless, rather dull
bne, for much of which condition the
elements are to be blamed. Cold the
irst part of the week and incessant
ain the latter portion initiated de-
idedly against festive arrangements,
Ehile sickness is no doubt response
lie for some lack of interest in current
fairs.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-28
Domestic Markets.
lBy Telegraph-l


NEW YORK-The Flour marKet-receipts
1000 bbls exports 1882 bbls: sales 5000
packages m rket firm; Western holders refuse
TO consider lower offers; clio ed firm Tor the low
grades and N.a ~ Tor high grades.
Winter patents at 60a3 IS winter straights
3 40G3 % innesota patents 9oa4 20 wiz
ter extras 2 55 Ps3 90: Minnesota bakers co a
8 20; 40 low Erades 25d2 40.
wheat-receipts .55O bush: exports l51, :
425 bush; sales l.625.ooo bus futures, and 80
90 bush experts; SPOT weak: No2 Red 7afac
b ahoat soot; No Northern Duluth at 1850
b afoat to arrive, sew: sol I'd Duluth at
& "a to arrive No : Red 73s4c elcv.
Corn-receipts 146.65U bush; exports 101 ,7?s
bush; sales 0.o0o futures: l,uso,o00 bush bus
exports; spot easy; No 2 at 4lssc fol afoat;
No at 4us4 C eleT.
Iats-reoeipts 6 &, bus: exports 1880 bus
sale, - bush exports; spot dull; No at &c;
No 3 at 2Sc; No = s,,tite 81 lac; No white at
3oiS c rack nike Western 2s1sa3oc; track
white Western 3G1a e3e.
Beei hrIr. amily $40 5Ngll 90.
Cut m-ats s. y picked bellies &C.
Lard stead, Yves ern steamed at D go; Oct
o nominal; refined steauy; coa1inent -.
Butter hrm: Western crm 17ae4c; do fac
tory it13a l7c June crm 7a221-c state dairy
l6 n a 22c; dol cIm Ta24c.
Cheese quiet, steady; large white 1oai2Ac ;
sma do i2s. c; large colore 12b4gi:lse; do
Esss dull :sts,e and Penn 2o1s a2i; Western
ungraded IA lsc.
Petroleum firm.
Rosin steady.
lee i-say.
Molasses steady; New Orleans SC.
sFrrgnts TO Liverpool quiet
Sugsr, raw firm; hctd higher: fair refining at
3 3-l6 bld Centrifugal 96 test sic bid; Mo-
lasSes at sugar 9-l6.
CNICAGO-Cash ouotatiolIs.
FL l,ur easy.
"neat- 40 spring at 69a72c; No 8 do e4a
Tic; NO Red T1c. Corn-No 2 at 32s- C; No2
yeuuw at S3c. oats-No at 23c; No 2 white
2ic; No 3 white 25a25l4c: No 2 Rye a. 54a4
No Barley at 39d43s. C; No Flaxseed and
w Flaxseed ] 2Sra Timothy seed at 30
Ae.s ) Pork at 8 o0a3 o.; Lard - :. ab 25
short ribs 4 FOG q. Dry salted meals-shoul-
ders at 5F4 G5 Is short clear SIDES D 35a5 40.
Butter slow, weak-creamery log :2c; dairies
1int9.
Fgss s.rong fresh 17al7hc.
Cheese strOng-crm at lIa1214c.
Flour-recepIs 1000 nbls; wheat l23. 900
bush; corn sos, 90 bush; oats 3u7 900 bush (:
rye 5000 bush; barley 81 900 bush.
Shipments-FlOur 10000 bbls, wheat 5000
bush; corn g. 900 bush; oats $4,000 bush
rye 1000 bush; barley $4,000 bush
DETRO1T-Wheat quoted at 69s4 c for cash
White. cash Red at Tic; Dee at 72s4 ; May at
s7s4c.
ToLEDo-wheat dull-cash at 70s4 Dec at
72s4 C; May 77lsc.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-28

NEW YORK-Ar 26ih. schs Standard, from
Virginia: George Duuley. 40; Scotia. Savan
n1h ii { Shepherd, do; Elizabeth Cook. fm
Cid 2sth. sch JeanIe Lippett. for Jacksonvill,
and Arroyo; Celia +, Smith. Jacksonville; WIN
II Sumner, Pendleton. Fernandina.
| Ar 25th, schs Lizzie Cochran. Two Rivers. NS
Oakes Anies, Gardner: Douglass Haynes Au.
gusIa; Mary Stewart. stonington for Phiia-
Passed City Island 26th. schs Helena, Wee
hawken for Rockland Silver Heels, do ior
BOsTON-Ar c6th. sch Mary Eldridge. Kel-
ley. New York Colin Baker. Hawes, Perth
Amboy.
for Baltimore; sens Chas Hunt, StoDngton
n Norton, Rockport; Fred koesner, Gltenburg.
sid 25th, tug Lykens. With barge from Port
land for Philatephla; tug Nottingham. with
win barge Bravo. from DO for fhiladelpha.
BrUNSwICk-sld 26th, sch Laura Nj Lunt,
''sAIfiMoRE-Ar 2eth. schs Chas BaIch.
/ CrocKer. Key West; X W Hopkins, Hiehborn.
BUCKsPORT Ar 27tn, soh Arthur V s
woodrnff. Grand Banks. win 5000 qtIs fish
/ BATH-Ar z7ih. sch Winnegauee Manson,
BANGOR-Ar 27th schs Estelle. Dennison,
TURKS Island; Nathan Lawrence, Green. Phlla-
CHARLEsTuN-Cld 26th. sch Maud II Dud.
ley OIlver Savannah.
EAsTP0KT-Ar 27th schs spartel Freddie
Eaton, and L NJ Sawyer. New York.
GALVESTON-Ar 26ih, sch Eieazer w Clark
GLOUCESTER - Ar 27th, schs Amelia F
Cobb, Boston for Mt Desert; Mary L4hgdon. 40
for Rocklsnd; July Fourth, from Beverly for
JACKSONVILLE Entered 26th. sch Oliver
S Barrett, 6oold, Providence; Esie ID Hal.
Leighton. tlizabethport.
CID 26ih, sch Austin ID Hnight. Freuch, New
MoBILE-Cld 2eth, barque John Il stanhope
Marshall. Colon.
MACHIAS-Ar 2Gth. sch Addie Fuller Small,
New YORK: Neptune. do.
NEW HAvEN-Ar 2sth, sch Emily. Sawyer,
NEW LoNDON-Ar 57th. sch Elizabeth Arc.
ularivs. Rockland Tor New York; Lysonia, I'm
PuSTA GoRDA- CID 27th. barque Doris.
P1sCAGOULA-Ar 2eth. barque Chas Lor-
fHILADELPHIA-cld 2eth. sch Herbert E.
1 Id 26tlI. sch ID Bi0ber. Pinkham, Havana
Sid I'm Delaware BreaHwa er 26th. sch IL Il
Cousins. from Port Royal for boston.
PORT READING-Ar 26th. sch M II Reed.
Andrews. New York. and cid for Providence.
PROV IDENCE : Sid 26th, sch Georgietta,
SAN FnANcisco- AR 25th. barqus Amy
sAVANNAH~Ar 2e,h. sch Melissa Trask.
Sid 26th, sch Humorock. Clark, Philadelphia.
ST0NINGToN-Ar 26th. sch CiaraJ. IroEI
Calais for New London.
LEM-Cld 26th sch Mary b Wellington,
for s. .onington. Me. and New York
VINEYARD HAVEN Ar 27tn, schs Abra-
ham Richardson, New York for Bangor.
Sid 27lh. schs Saal Dillaway. A + kindberg.
Hattie Mayo, and Jas Ponder.
Foreign forr-
AR at Manila Oct rs, U transport Grant.
San Francisco.
Ar at Hamburg 26th, steamer Pennsy Ivania,
New York via plymouth.
SID inn Rotteraam Oct 20. steamer Amsterdam
New York.
sid im Southampton 2etn, steamer Barparosa
New York.
Sid fm Para Oct "a. steamer Gragense, fer
New York.
Ar al Avonmouth 0ct 26. steamer I.ycia IRON
Boston-
Ar at Rio Janeiro oct 20. steamer Hevelius,
New York via Pernamblco.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-28

sid I'm rernambuco Oct ~ steamer COieridgs
for New York.
sid I'm Colon 2sth, steamer Finance. for New
York.
sid I'm 81 Thomas ss,h. steAmer Madiana. for
New York.
sid I'm Havana 25th. steamer vIgllancia. for
New York.
Al barbados Oct 2s, sch st Thomas, Frost.
for Turks island and Boston-
CID at Windsor, Ms, Oct 70. sch Ellen NJ Gold
err New York.
Ar at 81 John. M, 27th. sch Ffne May, from
Thomaston; Abbie Verna. Rockport
Cid 27th, schs Allan A Mcintyre, Barbados;
Uranus. Thomaston.