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Evening journal., 1899-03-25
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Jones ware continued i'm ohs second
years cmd.ss.
In an addreEs Rev. DIR. F'ranoks j.
Wagner, president ~ Morgan College.
dssoribed the work being done at the
institution and urged The conference to
pay its full apportlonmenE OF $4,000 TO
the Freedman's Aid and Southern Edu-
caltion s-ciety, SO that the college of
(which he is the head may be placed on
a sO,ii basis.
tAlNNIV VERlSAIRY MEETINGS.
The anniversary OF the Woman's
Home Missionary Society was cele-
brated in tine afterncoH at Zion Church.
Mrs. r. l. nomkinson, a prominent
worker, made 1.-The address. In the
evening a service in the interest of
the missionary society of the whole
church was held Rev. DIR. A. j. Palmer,
one of THE secretaries, made an ad-
dress. EltIWW
Rev. ]. d. c. Hanna, who has been
pastor of Union Chmrch fer five years,
Ii is reported lis slated for THE position
of agent for the endowment fund, and
If he is given that office his duties
will be chiefly to secure contributions
to the twentiethl century thank Offer
ing of $4,000, 900.
THE PRESIDING BISHOP.
Bishop Cyrus ID. Fcss, Of Phtladel-
phia, the presiding bishop was born
I'M Kingston, N. Y. january II, 1894.
He was graduated from the Wesleyan
University in 1854 and Mr. thnee years
afterward was a teacher i'm Armenia
Seminary Later he entered THE Meuho-
dist ministry and served charges In
New York and East New York Com
ferences. In 1875 HE was elected prest-
dent of Wesleyan University amid fivs
years later NE was raised 10 THE eDisao-
pacy. He was honored with the dagres
of Doct-r of Divinity by HIS alma matsn
anl by Ccrnelr Uniyeral,y, .hen a col
!ege, was given tIhe degree of Doctor oil
Laws. Bishop Foes has been a qagl,a az
contributor to the periodicals OF thF
church. "A few years ago lhie made an
episcopal visit 10 India, and tine i'm
pressions of THAT "trip were embodied
in a eerigs OF artic.es published 10y
him in one of the church. papars
Blhhi p Foss Is tain and hroad-shoulisr.
ed. He has a strOng face, with htgIi
forehead. His hair is fast turning
gray and his whislSens, which, are trim
med short, are a-ready snowy white
He wears gord-rimmed zpectacles.
Evening journal., 1899-03-25
IRRPOIRr syulBIMIrrEn

The report of THE test made OF THE
pumping scation at the city mills
which w3s conducted by Frederick d
Herbert, of this city, assisted by
Charles WARMER, Jr., ON December
and hast, has been submitted to dhe
Water Commissioners. The average oi
the twenty-four hcucs' run eIhowed THAI
for every pound of ccal BURNED unlli,a
THE boilers, 7.Ss pounds OF stsam wens
generated whiCh produced AIS horse
power in the engine. and which pump
ed up to the Cool Spring, a raise M 1s1
feet, $50 gallons OF water an hour
Evening journal., 1899-03-25
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

-WinOna Council, Jr. o. u. A. NJ.
will initiate twenty-four new members
on April g.
The new timekeep.ng system at
the Harlan and HollingswoFth Com
pany lis now in effect
The steamer Thomas clyde is be.
eng repaired at The works of the Pusey
and Jcnes Company.
-fhe Wamen Athletic Club has
moved its quarters to No. 5O4 Tatnall
street
To-day Is moving day. and wagons
can be seca hauling furniture and
household goods from place to place.
Grace CLehes.ra, under the leader.
ship of F. A. Eul1. wiA p.ay at ST.
F3ul's r. C. Church on Easter Sunday
m-Ining.
Among the local bicycle men there
IS much rivalry over supplying tine
Fo4ce Department with three new bi
cycles.
-Cona,at.e Porter. Of Newport, who
has teen il. at the Hahrsmann Hos
r.tal, Philadelphia, fer some time, is
.nGs0vrg.
Gu Monday nig.n- the Union Re
publican First Dlshtct Committee Will
meet and lay plans tor an aggressive
conduct OF the city campaign.
The legislative clerks are prepar-
irg their journals Tor The pr.nters.
-Lomlarty Cemetery to-day re-
ceived the remains of Mrs. Mary f.
Way. wife OF John e. Heiman. Of No.
72l East sixth street
This is a good time TO enter Goi-
dey College for a commercial or short
hand course.
--Tlhls afternoon sheriff Taylor sold
ahe properties OF Henry Donaldson,
Vincent r. Mixer, Daniel II. Kent and
WiI.am J. Fell.
Bessie Bryan Watson, Atte daugh-
eer Of NJ. and Mrs. James Watson, Of
No. III West THIRD street, was buried
to-day.
Mrs. Thomas r. Brown, 55 years
c-3, Of No. 1908 Linden street. who
died on Thursday, was buried to-day.
Evening journal., 1899-03-25
sATURoAY. MARCH a5, 1888
PUBLIC SENTIMENT AROUSED

Eltbl<iN so1-NA tpNEtANA AupOD0n4J.
o. Edward Addfcks may put on a
bold fncnt. bat he cannot conceal the
fact that he is a sorely disappointed
man. It has at last dawned upon hin
that he can never be elected ITO the Of
fce OF United States senator, and that
a vast expenditurs OF energy and
money has been wasted. From This
time en- his following viii Begin drop
ping of. New combinations, indie
pendent OF him, win be formed, and in
a few years he win be but memory
and staad side By side with John
OByhne and other adven1urers who be
heved that they could buy their way TO
the most exalted places
He believed that HE had killed state
pride and public sentiment by this
time he realizes his mistake 1t eniy
required eome parldlous act like that
OF Senator I'arlow and Representatives
King and Clark to awaken them, and
now they ane thoroughly aroused,
DJmosgats and Rssu.ar Republicans
are of ene accord, and their deteuminn-
tion is to drive him cut at whatevr
sacrifice
This Is uhe time cf aM times for The
Democrats and Regular Republicans so
Strengthen thglr organizations In AN
three counties au1 prepare to give Ad-
ddckeism it's death-blcw two years
hence
Evening journal., 1899-03-25
WORK oF TEnE Y m q a

Al the Y. M. c. Al tO-mom-w after
noon j. w. Cgum, Of Wilmington. wit
make a srociat address. A gospel H-ng
service viii be he.d with W-,.iam p.
White as Leader A Bible conference
wiz be he,d ty the Bible Union of
the Ycnng Mems Christian Asscoiati.n N
en- April IA, 10 and 16 In West Puesby-
terian Church. some CT the great
Bttle teachrrs of dhis country win be
present THE fur program VIII, ibe cut
.ined AT the meeting Of 4he Btb.e class
at the Y. NJ c. "A. on Monday evening.
Evening journal., 1899-03-25
AN DNJOYABIlE BANQUET.


A most enjoyable banquet was given
at the Clayton House last might by the
Junior Order United American Me-
chanics to those who took part in the
minstrel entertainment held at the
Opera House some time ago. About
seventy persons were present, and all
seemed to be in excellent spirits, which
tended to make the affair one OF the
most pleasant ever held by the order.
The decorations were OF carnations
and palms. and were very prettily ar
ranged on the tables.
After the menu had been served r.
Leslie Appleby, who acted as toastmas-
ter, called ON several present for music
and toasts, and all readily responded.
Gus Bacharach gave an exceedingly IN
terest.ng talk on Cuba. In his opinion
The people can never be Americanized.
A telegram was received from George
Dukens, expressing his regre, at being
unable to be present.
Those present were: w. J. Dowueg
f. Selgrst s. 10 Wier, r. r. Simmons,
o. l.. Young, G. f. Lang, r. c. Appleby
f. E. Kilvingt1n, Mr.. Springer, Mt.
Wolstenholme, MIR Handy, Mr.. willard,
Frank Kentun, Mr. Jefferis, +. McDow-
ell, j. G, Mendinhal d. r. Short, MIR.
Biddle, MIR WeIdln, j. Smith, r. L. APP
pleby, G. Baeharach. Robert Collision,
George Col.ison, Ollie Vincent, Alva
Vincent, w. l.. FHlmer, W. II. Robin
son. Jr., Samuel NJ Ford, c. b. Price,
j. r. Vincent. Waiter Johnson, William
f. Lynch w. f. Hail. Harry Blyohe,
w G. Schnetz, Eugene Slant, G. II.
Wilkins, w. S. Jordan, Honry We'll, E.
l1. Benson, W. B. Johnson, 7. NJ. Ford
ana Arthur Parson.
Evening journal., 1899-03-25
THE FHRsT VICTIM BURIED.

Penmsgrove, March 25.-The fapneral
eerwoes over the remains Of Isaac
Layscn, one Of the victims at the ex-
plosin at the powder mills on wednes-
day, were held yesterday In ST. Paul's
MeJhod-t EItsccpal Chluloh, which
ed.fice was crowd-d win THE sorrow
ing friends and rsEaitives OF the unIfor-
tunate man. To-dhy Ford and Magil
were laid to rest.
Evening journal., 1899-03-25

The craze of Americans for Ue,Gts is
f-rclbly iIusHaaed by the ao,.on OF tine
scurreIts who aFe NOW doing Cuba Dis
patSh6s inform us that th-y are buy
ting nsw machetes whish were nlaniu-
factured I'M the United States and sem,
TO Cuba after THE cessation Of hlogtIi-
ties No doubt they could have pur-
chased tine sams cane lnlves here at
hnie for about half the price.
Evening journal., 1899-03-25
WALLS SPRlnNG.

Workmen engaged in repairing the
Washington Fire Company's house yes
terfay dug so close to the foundation
wallis CT the bufldlng on THE west side
as TO cause THE wall 10 spring and let
the ceiling Of the first floor Oh the en-
gine house sag. Props were secured
and aEa csfling shored up so work
coud proceed.
Evening journal., 1899-03-25
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NorDs

A hG.h3ay r2rty was given Thurs
day right ty Howard M,aezer OF No
COO Ease Tenth strets. in honor OF his
oh anniversary A number OF chill
O.1n wsrs present.
Gsoige NJ Jones and ]. Frank Wilds
Of Dover; State Chemist Wolfe. OF
NSwask, and Edmund Darcr. of near
Midd,etown, were in town yesterday
Wt.Nam T. smltheg5, CT Cover, is in
ecwa to-day.
Samuel II. H2ward, E r. Hanna
William A. HukLr. WiiGam II. Para
dee and Herbert n. Fed are attending
conference at Cambridge.
Dr. J. A. ELegood has returned from
Fairs. where he was called by the III
ness OF his wife Mrs. EIcsoOd accom-
painted him to New York.
Evening journal., 1899-03-25
NOoN snRvlCns Ar sr. ANpREMs.

NOON SERVICES AT ST. ANDREWS.
Next week being holy week, special
ncon-day services VIII. be held on Mon
day, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day, at 1915 p. m. On Monday the
speaker will be Archdeacon Cyrus T.
Grady, of'Fhiiadelphia. Rev. Richard
Harris, ID. D., who was to have been
tine speaker cm Tuesday viii be kept at
home by ellcl1nezs in his family. and
Rev. c. Ernst Smith, 3D. d., Of the
Church, OF st. Mlohaed and AL Angels.
Balolmore win oflic.ata In his stead
Evening journal., 1899-03-25
CArNINnr TRlAIcE nr

Dover, Mardh -Effo1ts to ascer-
tain where tine pcor-se,ling and race-
track license bice, which came before
THE governor. marked passed" at Do
yer, March 10, and whllch was promptly
vetoed, originated here, pr-wed aInavaii-
ing. The measure would have been cr-
dlnarilg referred to thIe Committee on
Revised Statutes, or that ON Mlscel-
laneous Business, bud Representatives
Ewing and Rose, members cf both
these committees, DENY any knowledge
of its having been reported upon. Sc
docs Representative Saitberihe.1 the
chairman of the Miscellaneous Busi-
nos Committee, and this ver.hes This
belief that the measure was a forged
doeument.
Evening journal., 1899-03-25
.RoRERnsoN rs FMPHArnc.

City Councilman Rc'beTtson en-
phatical.y denies THAT HE is a candidate
for city tax collector for the N,rthern
disJn.ct. He also denies that he ever
asked George cameron, a Union Repub-
sican committeeman, 10 support him
fer that position
Evening journal., 1899-03-25
ANNuAL REEaRr EIRrNrIEn

This john NJ Rogers Press has just
finished printing the annua, report of
the Park Commissioners of tnls cs.y. 1t
is a beautiful piece Of wonS, and in
addia,cn' to giving the fun repont of
the board for the year there is a gronsis-
piece, can Qua Maple" by Robert
SHAW the we.l-hn0wn artist. and a
number ~ Illustrations fnom photo
graphs.
Evening journal., 1899-03-25
RRnWN-IcRDAN

Dowis d. BROWN, Of New York and
Miss Acaes Jordan, OF this city, were
quietly married on "Wednesday might
last az the residence Of Rev. r. A. Nc
Curdy. Mr. Brown is of a well-lnnown
old Utica, IN W family, but has for
several years lived in New York city.
Corporal Frank GaslSill, of the re-
cruiting of0lce, this city, was best man.
and Miss Marie Pennock was maid Of
honor. The young couple are now
boarding at NO. 700 Frecch street.
Evening journal., 1899-03-25
BONpsMEN FoR ooNsrABLEs

These men have beccme bondsmen
for The several cor9nb.tA named: %.
r. Cochran, Jr., Arllisw III. HUI l1sbeck
.and Walker IS. Lcahg.by as ton-zmen
fer Constable Augustus HuaAGbcel, Of
81 GsClg.s; James IS. HW.ock and
MthaG Newe.i fer 'Alipsd S. Bllock;
John T. D.ckey and Thcmas H. Pen
mock for W. p Windism and f. OL
saye.s and Patrick Neary for Henry
R. smah. This bonds wsra for $4,000
each.
Evening journal., 1899-03-25
LArromus NOT ApnRoAcHED.

To Deputy Attomey-Gensral Cooper
yesterday afternoon Representative
lattomus said that he was not APP
preached and offered money to vote
for any particular candidate, but, like
Representative Donovan, who was be-
fore Mr.. Cooper en- tine previous day
he had picked up considerable infor-
nation.
Evening journal., 1899-03-25
DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL,
COMMITTEE.

Some of the members cf the Demo
cratic State CsnGai CcnmJ5gee have
requested that meeting If ,hht COM
mfttee be called. and one will accord
inlgly be held in the county count room
at Dover on niext "Wednesday, the 29th
instant, at 10 o'clock a. m. Some action
may then be taken ais to the manner of
voting of Messrs. Farlow, Clark and
King on March 1S.
Evening journal., 1899-03-25
NEW PIcYCIIE STORE

BY March 25 Pyle Cycle Co. will be
.ocated at their new store NJ. e. corner
10th and Orange SITS. This Store will
be 16x54, facing en- Tenth street. with
a complete repair shop on second floor
l2xo4. Cleveland and Crescent Bicycles
are the leading wheels soh by this
firm, and are we'll known. The hiding
school attached win be 54xS5, with a
balcony 14x54, and an adjoining room
2Cx47. Both phones, No. l2s.
Evening journal., 1899-03-25
pApFR MITTs M nFsT-Afr

Media, March 25.-The cid historic pa
per mills. Ga Springfield. have baen leased
by William J. Smith. OF New York. for a
period a. five years. Tor the purpose OF
manufacturing wall paper Is is said there
are mNhons Of capital back Of the enter
prise. The work of getting the plan. in
readiness began yesterday
Evening journal., 1899-03-25
HARNEsrER,s MISSION

Special services at the Harvesters'
Mission, corner FoLt and jefferson
streets, this evening. A man saved
from the perls OF a sinful life will
give his experience Of "hcw God saved
him and has kar. him saved through
the power Of his grace" Services COM
merce al 80 D. M.
Evening journal., 1899-03-25
no ARlRlANGE A NrEErrNG

A committee consisting of w. H..
Smith, S. J. Horn, William P. White,
George Armor and N. w. Bard has been
appointed to arrange for a meeting of
Christian young men ait the NewICen-
tury Club building on April 1S. The
clmImittee will meet ON Thursday even
ing to arrange furtIher datafls.
Evening journal., 1899-03-25
AN .ApR1L MIFInlDrNG.

Mas FuoTtnlce Rs.haeds Primrose,
dauzhter CT MIS-. Thlomas Il Primrose,
and Thomas Jefnerson TaEey, Jr., will
be married en- Thursday evening. April
G, at s O'Clock. Tho cuoem. ny Wiz be
perforated at Central presbyterian
Church.
Evening journal., 1899-03-25

With the Regular Republicans and
Union Republicans at loggo. heads i'm
Julne, the Democrats shou.d havs a
walk-over at oas city eleoalln. with
coed caaa.dates arii a carsaaly con-
ducasd oarpalgn near.y every man on
the tsket aAl-r,d be eJ-ated
Evening journal., 1899-03-25
VISITING HERE

Edward f. Jack, OF Washington, D..
c., is spending a faw days with his
mother, at her residence, No. 405 ship
ley u,reo, MI Jack is a Wilmington
man, and was formerly employed at
the Pusey and Jones Company. He has
besa a member Of the Metropolitan
police force in the Capitai City for the
past six years.
Evening journal., 1899-03-25
CASE BEGINS MONDAY.

The case of the United States VS..
w z. Coioter, charged with aiding and
abstting Wiia.am n. Boggs to misappCy
the furds Of the First National Bank
Of Dover, comes up for trial i'm the Fed
eral Court cn Mcnday. The other
cases wiz be taken up as soon as the
cotter case is finished.
Evening journal., 1899-03-25

II Anhnew Carnagie continues to
opond Ims Summers TN sossgard and hiss
Wirt-Gs i'm America, Great Britain may
become a republic and ths Urla.ed
States an autocracy.
Evening journal., 1899-03-25

Mas- Botkin set the pace. and. NIT
wlaIhstaudlng her conviction, others are
keeping 1t up Poisoning seems TO
have become a craze since her helnous
crime was detected and exp,olsed.
Evening journal., 1899-03-25
SPECIAL NIGHT SCHOOL

Goldeg College. Eighth and Market
viii conduct special night school .iur-
ing April and May. Bookkeeping.
Penmanshlp. Arithmetic. Shorthand
and Typewrltlng with be taught by the
regular faculty. Cal OF write for full
information.
Evening journal., 1899-03-25
sIEVEIRAL MEN INITIATED.

Several candidates were initiated last
night by Wilmington degree team, A.
o. U. W, for America Lodge. Afaer
the initiation supper was served and
addresses were made.
Evening journal., 1899-03-25
"LTTTuE LORD FAUNrLERoY."

When Mrs. Frances Hodgson Bur-
nett's beautiful story, Little Lord
Faunlllercy," was dramatized and pro-
duced 1t was one CT the greatest sue
cesses ever known. The revival of it
this season has been a remarkable sue
cess. The riay is, of course. a great
favonite with children, and it is beau
tifui GGht to atterd one of the mati-
ness and see the hundreds Of young
sters 50 initerlLy interested in the play.
The company presenting the piece. it is
said, has two of the most wonderful
children Ii would be possible to imag-
inc. They are Edwin and Ellis Smedley,
aged and 9 years, the youngest chill
drcl by at least five years who ever
undertook the difficult role of the Lit
lie Lord. fhe company presenting this
play is composed of excellent people.
several having appeared in the piece
when first produced. 1t is to be seen at
the Park Theatre, Philadelphia, next
week, with a special holiday bargain
matinee on March 81, Good Friday, in
addition to the regular Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday bargain matinees,
when alG seats are reserved at 25 and so
cents.
Evening journal., 1899-03-25

sa.cetary CT waF Aigor could act
leave .he cour.ig az a mo,e oppo sane
time lfcr h,ncelt Unless Acs mad Is
forwarded he VIII mi zs all or Jas casty
Things d.at sas rlawspape.e are oay'rg
about hrm
Evening journal., 1899-03-25

]. EiwlsB Adll.cks has two mcre
ytnIs n vc..a TO cS-l,me Ter aa ofice
Nli'lh ne WI I'sver get gIe apparena-
" rrFIr k-'ws Kisn he lb licked
Evening journal., 1899-03-25
in THE SOCIAL WORLD
Various Matters of Interest
to Wilmington People.
IN AND OUT OF TEE CITY

All communications Intended for inser
tion IN this column should be addressed to
Society Editor, care OF the Evening Jour
nal. Communications should be written
on one side OF the paper only.
Evening journal., 1899-03-25
state Of Ohio. City Of Toledo. Lucas

Co.lty, 81.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is
the senior partner CT the firm OF r..
Cheney & Co, doing business in the city
OF Toledo. county and state aforesaid.
and that said firm will pay the sum OF
and every case OF Catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use Of Halls Catarrh
Cure. FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn 20 before me and subscribed In
my presence. this 9Th day OF December,
A. d. 1856.
A. w. GLEASON,
fSEALl Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure IS taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mu-
cous surfaces Of the system. send fol
testimonials. free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold BY Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family P5iis Gre tha best
Evening journal., 1899-03-25

The season is fast approaching wiham
the salary Of Conguessman Roberts
will be taxed for at beast lihree Easber
bonnets.
Evening journal., 1899-03-25
rprDrAlTc on TuE MtINfPs.

Pennsgrove, n. j., March 25.-An cpl
demic of the mumps prevails here ana a
half hundred children have swollen faces.
The disease has affected not "A few grown
persons.
Evening journal., 1899-03-25

II Utah ueal.S desires Gt, one or Con-
greEsmsn lRohrts wives can Al that
vac1ncy n the Un8.ed States senabe
Evening journal., 1899-03-25
wRECKTNG CRANES FIRST CALL

WIRECKING CRANES FIRST CALL
The new steam wvecking crane re-
celved ITS hlst can at l2.45 o'c.ock To-
day One freight car was off the traol,
at Thurlow, a short distance norbh OF
hefe. No delay was caCeed hy .ha
accident.
Evening journal., 1899-03-25
COAL WOOD AND GRAIN

II. T. Sergeant, Coal and Wood. office
Seventh and King. De,marvia phone
S4S. B. & Ia checks with cash purchases
Evening journal., 1899-03-25
Anna NJ. Kite.
Miss Edna Dougherty, Assistant.
ms AND OUTS

OF WALL ST, revised edition. 'ust. ont;
so pages, with charts and tables fun Of
valuable information to the speculator
and investor. Mailed on receipt of 1Oc. in
stamps Publisher, j. o. Box 1856, ~ y.
Evening journal., 1899-03-25

Bridgeton. March 25.--It was learned
her last night that a consolidation Of the
Cumberland and the More-Jonas glass
factories. OF Bridgeton. and those az Fair
ton, Elmer and Minotola Is being quietly
effected. The consolidated works wall be
controlled by a syndicate.
Evening journal., 1899-03-25

When This legislative Investigation
reaches and feylhss thls flintain-hlead
or corruption in Delaware It Will
amount TO something.
Evening journal., 1899-03-25
MIR. WILLARD M. BROWN

M.'. Willard M. Brown. 901 Van Bu-
rem, has entered Goldey College, and is
taking the commercial course.
Evening journal., 1899-03-25

Gcrrcal Mlses is n-w an Authority
en- h-ei FOR military purp. ses.
Evening journal., 1899-03-25

Read People as They Pass not too
risque, concerning some OF our local
characters,
Evening journal., 1899-03-25

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Druggists refund money II 1t fails. 25c.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-02

st. Nazarre, Feb 2s-Arrived. steamer
Ranmoor, Port Tampa.
Baltimore. March ARRIVED, schooner
Oscar Schmidt Savannah.
Port Tampa, Fla. Feb. 2S.-Sailed,
steamers Yarmouth, Smith, Havana; Flor
ida, Smith Havana.
Jacksonville, Fla, March 1.-Entered,
steamship Seminole, Bearse, Boston and
cleared for New York.
Key West Fla. March 1.-Sailed. cutter
Algonquin, Smith, Havana, with large
Protector In tow; yacht Eleanor Atkinson.
Jacksonville.
Pensacola. Fla, March l..-Sai'ed, steam
er Juno (Br), Doyle, Fecamp.
Cfeared-Steamer Coquet (Br) Car cd,
Hamburg schooner Eva B. Douglass, Ben
nett, Tampico
Charleston, s. c., March 1-Arrivel,
steamer St. George Ger Classe1, LIAM
burg; Algonquin, Plat, New York.
Sailed-Barkentine Stephen g. Hart,
Babbidge. Weymouth; schooners Bessie
Whiting. Jayne, New York; Nelson f.
Newbury, King, New York; steam yacht
Narada, New York.
Port Tampa, Fla, March 1-Sailed
schooner yacht Ingomar, Perry, Fort N.Y.
ers.