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The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1900-02-01
.H PASO'S WEEKLY budget
TransCOntinental Railways Are
Doing a Heavy Passenger
Business This Season.
MANY ENQUIRIES about CAPTAIN
Visitor Learns the Ropes While Openly
"DOdging" the Custom Laws
Lucky Not to Run Against
the Flim-Flammers.
THE News Ell PAso BUREAU,
January q. lQ00

Billy Wilson, the popular resident
agent for the Armour packing house, Of
Kansas City and Chicago, is in the city,
having returned from Arizona, where
he had been in the interests of the COM
pany. He reports that there are 5000
people there from the east who were at
traeted there by the dilisent and intelli-
gent advertising done by that city's
Chamber OF Commerce. He also reports
that the coming season looks rather
gloomy for the farmers and fruit grow
ers owing to the failure OF either rain
or snow in the northern part OF the
territory this winter.
The transcontinental railroads, the
Santa Fe and Southern Pacific, are do
ing heavy passenger traffic this win
ter. This applies only to the regular
trains and not to the bi-weekly limited
fast trains.
A great deal of enquiries are being
made by strangers about the Captain
and White Oaks region. II one-tenth
of the people go up there this year who
have been asking qeestions about these
places, you may expect large increase
10 population before January, 1901.
Mr.. William Konold, of New Haven,
Connecticut, sojourned few days last
week in Ell Paso He is seeking climate
for the benefit of his wife's health. He
lis heading for Phoenix, Arizona, VIII ere
he has been advised to take his wife by
eastern friends, who had read the glow
ing count that Whitelaw Reid, ri the
" 1lk Tribune had pabSshed
nTaea ~ u %, nf5,.s ray n NJ |
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1900-02-01
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Die had an experience In this city
90 distressed him, and was most pain
full for his deblitated wife. As is usual
with all eastern people who visit this
place, he and his wife visited Jnarezs
across the river. He met gentlcman
who had been in the Jcdstom service Of
the government. rhe acquailtance
formed merged into friendship, and as a
token of the same, Mr.. KonoIds new
made friend presented him with a bot
tle Of fine brandy Trench imported.)
The friend told him to carry it openly
aud not to try to (evade or dodge the
custom CO.. 5"tors as they would not mo-
lest him. So he, while entering the
United States on street car. had the
bottled imported goods on his lap in
plain view Of the inspector, who invari-
ably enters the car, scrutinizes the pas
sengers and exclaims In loud tone of
voice, Have you any dutiable goods?"
There being no response, he took a
second glance and espled the bottle,
which he Immediately seized, and placed
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-30

From tho London Peoples Friend
In many churches OF Provence ana
Italy. especially those near tho sea. ox
veto paintings placed on the walls in
accordance with VOWS made by pilgrims
in moments OF danger are often remark
able FOR their frames. Among the curl
osities may be enumerated laths formed
OF splinlers from ships that have been
wrecked, also frames made OF pieces OF
heavy cables, occasionally painted bright
hues. but sometimes left Ia their prlmi-
tive grey color, spiashed with tar Nailed
to the laths surrounding a painting repre-
scnting sailors lighting with fierce saw
ages may be seen African or Polyneslnn
spears and darts. or swords made OF hard
wool evidently mementos Of terrible
struggles. Sailors or landsmeu who have
made VOWS during times Of peril NJ sea.
ana who have no trophies 90 display win
surround their paintings with broad bands
Of wood heavily incrusted with shells and
seawood not infequcntly OF rare aud ox-
tremely beautiful kinds.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-30

waycross. Ga. Dec . a delightful s.
O'Clock tea Wns served Thursday evening
hy Col nrd Mu " W. sharpe. at their
elegant nome on Gilmore street.
Mr aud Mr. n j. Benton leave this
week for Jesup which viii h. their home
flr several months. They have made
many friends during their stay In Way
CROSS
a quiet home wedding occurred We'll
ncslay evening at the home or the bride
ou Jane street. Tho contracting parties
were Miss cara Lyon and Mr.. Henry
s Red1lng The wedding was Witnessed
b. only tho immediate families OF the
young people. a quiet marriage was d..
sired because of the recent death Of the
BRIDES mother. The bride "a the eldest
daughter % the late Mrs cara ". Lyon.
and "a leader Zen social circles. The groom
iH q son OF Or J II Redd.ug and D.
"a graduate iu pharmacy. holding an i'm
portuut position with O.. r.. Crimson y
GO. Their home VIII be AZ 81 Jane street.
A number Of enjoyable Christmas en-
tertainments were given By the young
people Of Waycross. Christmas night
there was delightful party a, the home
81 Mr. ". r. Malion. north OF the city.
and "Wednesday ulsht large number
met at the home Of Mrs. Maggie Will
Jams.
on sunday last Judge J W. Hghsmhh
was called on TO perform a marriage GER
emory few miles south Of Waycross-
The parties 60 the marltai contract were
Miss susanna daughter of Mr.. ana Nrs
Allen Strickland. and AIr. George solo.
mon. OF Douglas. This Judge HEh-
smiths nnst marriage ceremony since his
recent election.
Mrs. Or. r. c. Folks and children are
spending some time with Mrs Folks
parents. MIR and Mrs. J. l.. Morgan m
Clinch county.
Last Sunday morning Mrs. Nancy New
bern ard Mir r. n. OBrien were mar
riel near Pearson. by Rev. Mr.. Roberts
Mrs. r. j. Strozier OF McRae. ca. are
visiting relatives N the city.
Mrs. Sadie Harrington. nee Miss Har-
per. is visiting her mother Mrs. c G.
Harper. on Pant avenue. Her home is
in Sullmore.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-30
Women ~ scene Dresscrs.

from the boston journal.
Another field Of industry Is opened up
to the energetic woman Ia Is that OF
stage clearer and scene dresser A stage
clearer. by the way. "a generally a young
man, and Is the assistant to the property
man attached 10 a theatrical company.
In some companies IN which there are
much furniture ana a great many small
movable objects used a number Of these
clearers are employed. and Il IS their
duty TO place the decorations on the stage
ana remove them at the close OF the
scene IN which they are shown Theas
clearers are also held responsible for tho
objects which they handle. and part of
their work II TO keep the stage clean
and all OF the objects free from dust
The man who IL in charge OF these clear
ere must have taste and be able 10 dress
the stage according TO the ideas Of the
stage director and the author His posi-
ton has always been regarded as one OF
Importance Bat his days are numbered
women are going 20 take his place. The
scheme or employing women clearcrs -
an English innovation. and is being sue
cessfnlly carried ont Ia the staging ~
Hearts Are Trumps" Thus far. how
ever the women are only used IN the
hshter work. The men carry on the fur
hltute ana pace Il according 10 the a.
rections Of the women. The hitter run
over everything with cloths and attend
20 tho dressing OF the scene. The chief
woman has all the extra women VINO
take part Ia the performance pass before
her prior 10 the ringing up Of the cur
tslh' ana looks their dresses over 20 SEQ
mat they are all right. In the millinery
scene IN the play the women do all OF the
preparatory work and have charge OF the
stage. Mrs. Mccullough, the chief % the
women, said the other night that women
nave been used for years IN England n
dressing scenes. we never can entirely
saperseae the men IN this line" said she.
Io' tnere II too much heavy work 20
- We can tidy things up better AMI
have them cleaner than the rnen. however,
and give little touches 10 scenes that men
newer could do"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-30
FreiEIt. and CHARTERS.

Bark Lady Penyhn (Nor). ApalachicolA
to Montevideo. lumber. SIS
Brig Alice Bradshaw (Fsr). Mobile 10
south side OF Cuba, lumber. S.
Schooner G.. NJ Grant Philadelphia TO
Havana. coal. 81 50; and back from sa-
Va nnah TO New York. tees. private terms
Schooner l.. c. Kamlnski. Philadelphia
&c Charleston. s. =. COO tons Of coal,
81 TO-
steamer Washington CBr), Fernandina To
Client. phosphate rock. iss 81. Jan.
Schooner sarah u. Fell. Brunswick 20
Philadelphia. lumber. $50. free wharf
age.
Schooner Agnes Manning, Fernandina 10
New York. ties. Is cents.
Schooner Woodward Abrahams. Port
Royal 10 New York. lumber, private
tc~rue.
Schooner s. NJ. Bird. New York to
jacksonville. fertilizer private terms
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-30
shining Memoranda.

Charleston. 3 c., Dec. 2s.-Arrived,
steamer Navahoe. Johnson, Brunswick.
proceeded 20 Boston
Cleared-Steamer Thornhin Obj. Anm-
son, Norfolk.
suled-Naphtns yacht Gypsy Atlantic
Cit.
Key West. Fla. Dec. 2s-Arrived.
steamers Mascotte. White Havana and
sailed for Port Tampa. Concho. Calves
ten and sailed for New York. Miami. De-
lano. Miami and sailed for Havana
schooner Joel Cook. jerks, New York.
Philadelphia. Dec. y Arrived. steam
or Roanoke. Jacksonville: Raymond T.
Maui. Fernandina: Mary F. Godfrey.
jacksonville: Blanche Hopkins. Savan-
nah: Bessie G. Beach. Charleston.
Baltimore. Dec. CARVED, steamer =.
H. Miller. Savannah
sailed-Steamer State OF Texas, Savan-
nah: Venus. Georgetown. S. G.
Calais. Dee N.-Arrived. steamer There's
Lyman, Pensacola.
jacksonville. Fla. Dec. 2.-Entered.
steamer George Farwell. Farweh.
Charleston
Arrived and cleared. steamer IroQuols,
Kemble. Charleston and New York.
Cieared-Schoouer Henry Claussen, Jr..
Forney, New York.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-30
A TEXAS WONDER.
Hnn'. Great Discovery.

ore small bottle OF Halls Great Dis.
eovery cures all kidney ana bladder trou-
bles. removes gravel cures diabetes. sem
inal emissions. weak and lame backs.
rheumatism and all irregularities Of the
kidueys and bladder IN both men ana wo-
tnen. regulates bladder troubles IA emil
erea. IL not sold by your druEgist WlA
- sent by mail on receipt % 81. One siha.i
bottle Is two months treatment. ana VII
cure any case above mentioned. DR. +.
". Hall. sole tuauufacturcr =. @. HoN
tl9 81 Louis. Mo. Send for tcstimonials
Solo by all druggists and Solomona Co.
savannah. Ca.
Head 1'his.
Dothon. Ala. July =. isse.
Dr.. r. ". Han. ST. Louis. Mo-Dear
Sir; We have been selling your TcXas
Wonder. Nalfs Great Discovery. Tor two
years and recommend 90 10 any ono SUI
FERNS with any kidney trouble AZ being
the best remedy We ever sold Yours
truly. J. r. YOUNG.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-30

Lake city Reporters About two weeks
ago while parties were "a work excavat-
ing for a grave ia the city Cemetery. tAc
end Of a very small caskct was unoarth-
sd at the side Of the grave. The casket
appeared TO be a very small one. made
OF steel. with silver handles and a silver
band encirciing q. No further investiga-
ton was made however. and the grave
was filed and the casket left IN the same
position Il was when found. IL is not
within the memory Of The oldest settler
when any person was buried at this spot
the present cemetery. IN fact. having
been an Old field some forty yeans ael.
mid sensation was caused Tuesday
morning when d was discovered that the
side OF the grave had been opened and
that the caskct WAS missing. The fresh
~ upturued dirt showed conciusivelv thar
ghouis. treasuro-hunters. or whatever
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Matters Of Interest 60 shipping Men
Generally.


Five olearanees were registered Al the
custom House yesterday. Probably the
most interesting was that OF the British
ship Harvest queen with a cargo OF l.
$4,000 feet OF yellow pine lumber for Lon
don. This Is the largest cargo Of yellow
pine ever shipped from this port. other
vessels 70 clear were the British steam
ship Carperhy Tor Bremen. Norwegian
bark Union for Persiambuco. Swedish
bark Monarch for Rotterdam. Italian
bark Monte Allegro NJ. for Naples. ana
The tug Abram Minis for Havana The
Minis win COW two barEes 10 Havana
which she brought down from Philadei-
pAla.
The state pilots OF the United states
are TO b. congratulated upon the recent
report OF Congressman + ;. Minor, or
Wisconsin. of the Committee on Marine
ana Fisheries. In efectualy silencing
those who are trying 10 wipe this indus
iry ont in favor OF class OF men who.
Whatever they may claim. have no legal
cr moral right 10 expect that they can
break down an organization that has eN-
istcd since the government was formed,
ara has continued TO render as valuable
service ever since 10 the shipping inter
esi as any cooperative industry OF the
nation. says the Marine journal. Plotting
b. not pateutable. but the profession Is
properly protected and its patrons inter.
osts suhsered by the laws Of tho diner
ont states. Aud % Is 20 representatives
ike Mr Minor. who have made a study
COZ the conditions. that the pilots are in
debated for their continued prosperity
Mr. Minors report practically defeats
"a. u On 5ls2. which would. II passed
place the state plotage system under the
rational government 20 be directed by the
Steamboat Inspection Service. We have
not heard OF any one IN that service de-
string this addition TO lts already large
scope Of duties IL is gratifying to W to
say TO the members Of the state pilot
Industry that they need have little fear
81 being cast adrift from their respective
states and scooped in hy the nation dur
lns tHc present administration aud that
90 four years TO come following March
l. next. Congratulations are IN order.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-30
south Florida transportation
Company

The Florida sub Peninsula Trausporta-
ton Company IS the name Of the latest
enterprise which is OF especial interest
TO Tampa. 1t has filed It's application Tor
a charter under the name mentioned. with
"a capital stock o. 100000. which must
~ paid up al the call 81 the officers. The
company has been organized 20 do a gen
ctal transportation business building cloc-
trlcal roads through yarlous sections or
the county ard using the waters of the
Gulf OF Mexico and the various bays In
tais section Of the state. The hcadquar-
tcrs OF the company are designated at 81.
Petersburg. and an electric road Is 10 be
built from that place 10 Tampa and 9TH
cr sections Of the coast. whereby quick
eud cheap transportation IS 20 be afforded
tne people.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-30


Peter Gates. n white man living about
eleven miles from Pensacola was nearly
burned TO death In his house few uigbts
ago. Gates had spent The day In town
and returned home tate at night. Ho en-
eaged in quarrel with bis wife brother
and became so unpleasant that bis wife
look their children and went 90 the houre
Of usighh1r 90 spend the night. Her
brother Jeff soon after. While they were
absent Gates built "a hot IRE ana continued
10 pile on fuel until the house caught
Ore. Nelghbors saw the flames. ard
knowing mir condition. rushed 60 tne
scene and saved Gates from being burn
cd 10 death by carrying him bodily from
the burning building The excitement
aroused Gates from his stupor. aud think
ing MS wife ana children were BOP tine
burning house rushed in 20 look for
them. Iio wns rather unsteady and q
81 Thought must have stumbled and fol
ir the flames when hc staggered to rho
yara Boz was horribly burned about tho
face md body. and Boo such condition as
Go lu-apacltate him Tor many months.
even m his physicians succeed in cvcuf1-
u..v healing the numerous wounds. be
81 NOW being taken care 81 la "a hospital
al pensaroln
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-30

Grimn's city Council viii meet Monday
might. The most important business will
b. the fixing OF the liquor license for 1901.
j. Is supposed THAI the amount viii be
fixed "a $500 as lt is said that most o.
she aldermen favor that sum. which Is
abe same amount taat was in force when
pfohihition went into eject ~ this b.
The Case. ana houses can De secured Tor
she purpose. q IS probable that about ten
or twelve bars will be opened. which vii
greatly increase the city's revenue.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-30

Per steamship Tallahassee for New
York. Dec. 9.-i.2e9 bales upland cotton.
* bales sea island cotton. 80 barrels
cotton seed oil. 3ii bales domestics. %
cases eggs. 35 barrels rosin OIL 2l3.GS feet
Lumber. NJ barrels fish. 81 eases cigars.
oss boxes fruit II barrels vegetables. 1.i7o
crates vegetables. 100 tons pig iron. "a
barrels syrup. 10 shingles. o bales
sponge - sacks clans. - pkgs mdso
Per steams nip ltasca for Baltlmorc.-
SIS bales upland cotton. I.2z0 barrels rosin.
10 barrels turpentine. 75 boxes oranges. -
crates vegetables. - barrels rosin oil.
9i3i sacks cotton seed. % pkgs ndse. 3
pkgs domestlcs and yarns. Ills feet lum-
Der for Baltimore. 1000 feet lumber for
Philadelphia.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-30
Atlanta sportsmeu Charter Naomi.

Kissimmee Gazette: The steamer Mao
ma called yesterday under charter for a
hunting trsp Of three or four weeks with
a party Of six prominent Atlanta sports
men on board Dr. Frank Holland. Lieut..
B.oodmouth Messrs p stone. W NJ
GRUMPY Clarence Angler ard ". g. Raw
son. VINO arrived tho day before with
complete outdt OF DOGS guns aud ammu-
milton. The Naoma towed a covered barge
FOR their accommoda They expect
ed Ia push through TO Fort Myers hunt
ing by day and steaming by night. taxi
inE things easily. according 10 whether
game IS scarce or plentiful.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-30

Pilot charts and al photographic infor-
nation will be furnished masters Of yes
sels free Of charge in United states by
geographic Office Ia Custom House. Cap
talns are requested 70 call a. the once.
Reports OF wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission 10 the Navy Depart
ment.
Washington. D. G, Dec s7.-Notice Is
given BY the Lighthouse Beard that on
or about Dec. y. 800. the light on the
pier at the jetty on the northerly side
OF the mouth az Christiaua creek and tho
entrance to Wilmington. Del. will he
moved from Sc present position and re-
erected on tho recently completed ternl-
nal crib of tho jctty
Boston. Mass. Dec. 2T-Noticc Is given
by the Lighthouse Board that the North
cast Slue channel whistiing buoy pollock
Np) has been foulcd By a passing steam
er and dragged from its position. also
that the Pollock Rip slue gas buoy Is re-
ported as not burning The whistiug buoy
viii b. replaced on its station and fresh
gas buoy substituted for the one burns
cut at the earliest possible moment
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-30

Per British steamship Carperbv for Bre.
men-f.6SJ bales cotton. S2lS.022. 1888 tons
Phosphate rock. 81. 40. S kegs rice. So
Cargo various
Per Norwegian bark Union for Pernom.
buco, 500 barrels rosin. s5.90. l.si4 feet
(i53 pieces pitch pine lumber. SOIL
Cargo by Walter Coney.
Per Swedish bark Monarch for Rotter-
dam. 1850 barrels rosln. 81 ~: As casks
spirits, N,S26.-Cargo by Paterson Down
ing Co
Per italian bark Monte Allegro NJ for
Naples-3.i64 barrels rosin. S9157.f5. Ian
cases spirits turpentine. $5.S25.-Cargo by
5 +. Shotter Co.
Per British ship Harvest Queen for
London. 35s 034 feet yellow pine lumber -
Cargo by II. X. Hunting a Co
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-30
IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS or THE TWO STATES TOLD
~ rARAGR APus.

Columbus JOCKEY Makes S2O.o0o
Year-Tax Collectors aud ReceiV-
~rs I'm no Danger 80 BeinR Fired.
No Cius 10 Mrs. BirdsonE'- Murder
er-LRkc Cfty 90 Dedicate Nonu-
sment 90 Veterans of Oiustce-Elor-
fdn Hogs Sudden Death-Pcnsaco-
las Candidate for spenkcr-Ad-
dttiouni Holiday Accidents.
a io-year-oid daughter Of William
Franklin. an employo % the Morris saw
Mills near Tucker. was burned fearfuuy
last Tuesday. having caught Ere from
the fireplace so some unknown manner.
After suffering horribly for two days the
child died Thursday AZ noon. Her suffer
ing was extremely pltlful.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-30
wolfe candldatc Tor speaker.

Hon J =. Wolfe viii be a candidate
for speaker Of the House o. Representa-
dives Of the next session OF the Florida
Legislature. Mr.. Wolfe said 70 q Pcnsa-
aoia Pres. Reporter that he has re-
ceived numerous hattcring requests from
friends urging him 20 be a canddate for
tho distinguished honor Mr. Wolfe IS
utcmher-eiect Of the Legislature from
Escambia county and IL not only popu-
lar in Pensacola but throughout tho
state.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-30
YOUNG rETTIGEEw ASSAULTED.
Done IN ny Thcater Usher for
Lighting Cigarette.

Kansas Cky. Dec. 29.-F. W. Pe,tisrew.
son Of United States Senator Petiigrew
OF South Dakota. was assaulted and Sc
riously injured by an usher in "A theater
last night. Young Pettigrew lighted ci-
garette in the 'heaier lobby and thereby
became involved in controversy with
an usher as TO the rule forbiddinF smok-
ing. He was struck blow which broke
the right cheek bone ana also dislocated
his jaw. He was treated az police head
quarters and then taken 10 a hospital.
There he Is 20 be operated on. as his in
iurics are serious
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-30
Athens 10 Abolish CooiinG Rooms.

Athens Banner: For several days the
law regarding the granting Of licenses
20 the cooling rooms has been under dis
cusslon. The citys position In the mat
ter IS this: when tho specific tax was
nrst levied on such establishments. they
We're thought 10 be places where meats.
vegetables and articles OF IKE character
could be kept cool. and indeed this Is
the nature OF the embellishments IN oil
other cities. But such places have as
stunned another character Ia this city and
are little short OF bArrooms. They have
blinds. counters. ard the cliuk OF glasses
and pulling Of corks are sufficient evil
dences OF the character OF the Inside of
the picac
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-30
Candy EscuIetts
Cures PILES or Money Refunded.
WHY SUFFER?

Sold under guarantee az following stores,
Rowlinskfs. Jones. Masonic Temple
knights. W. T. Reds. MaFlows. cleve-
Savannah. Ca.
LIPPMAN BROS. Savannah. Ca. ana
W. r. REID. Savannah. Ca. Distributors.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-30

No clue has been found 70 the murier
% Mrs. Dave Birdsoug when slain Mrs.
Birdsong had just returned from visit
80 a sick negro woman. The funeral WAS
81 sad one. u occurred al the residence
ard the manglea remains were inferred
81 the family graveyard. where her father
and other loved ones preceded her Rev
J. A. Simmons % Macon performed the
Ead Tifn..
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-30

Claxton. Ca Dec. An arrange
ments have been compile "a for inc open
INK 81 the Caxton Fair and Carnival
next Tuesday. Jan. I. and the Indications
are that 10 vii hc great success Every
body connected with che eaterrriso is
enthusiastic over is prospects.
AZ meeting ~ the Executive Commit
toe. DO was arranged 60 have q number
% paraies. including Confederate vcter-
ans parade. hor4l parade. chHIreu's pa-
rade. etc. Visiting veterans viii De- fed
and taken care Of 90 tho expense Of the
management ~ the carnival Their pa
rsde viii take place On "Wednesday Jan.
on Thursday there VIII De oomrcti-
tive drin between number ~ cavalry
compauics Of Tettualiand adjoining coun-
Ties. and a fitting contest. There will be-
"a ball Thursday night. which VIII wind
up the festivities. The Midway attrac-
tions Of the Claxton Carnival are said 20
be the best ever seen in the South. Soth-
Ing immoral or on the gambling order Will
be allowed.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-30

Steamship Itasca, Billups. Baltimore
steamship Allegheny. Foster. Philadei-
phia-
steamship Tallahassee, Askins. New
York.
Lighthouse tender Pharos, Anderson,
bound north
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-30

Steamship carperby CBr). Thomas Bre.
men.--Wilder a. CO.
BARK Union tN0r). Aaronsen. Pernasu-
huco.-Walter Coney.
Bark Monarch (Swd). Andersen. Rottar-
dom. Downing Co.
Bark Monte Allegro NJ. QtaD. Cosmo,
Naples -sstrachan & Co.
ship harvest Queen (Br. Forsyth. Lon
don.-Mastcr.
Tug Abram Minis. Frank Avery. Ha-
vana-p T. Co