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New-York tribune., 1900-10-20
THE VOTING TO DATE. OCTOBER Is.

e. L. Purdy, clerk. Union Club, City E. .4fBs
Miss Caroline Maben, Carnegie Hall. .4.157
Mrs.N.P.Leach. The LOdGe.H'nes FaIls.N.Y -3.s27
Florence VI. Chambers. 96s ST. Nich's-ave.3B20
LIE Roy See. y. n. A. C., berkeley Sch0Of-3,5OO
w. :. Buffum. DObbs Ferry. n. ". .3.5S6
The Rev. C. l.. NevvbOId. Manhasset, L. L-3.S33
John Wilcox, Milford, y. 800
W.S.McLaughIfn. BID. Order EIES No. L.. i. .6s2
Brewster Clark. Goshen. n. Y...... 001
DIR. Chas. a E<iRch, 2z3 w. 7Oth-st. City. s3s
III. w. Bailey. 3929 9Tth-ave.. Newark. n. j. III
DIR. John j. Anderson, Historian. B'i<Iyn 646
Edwd G. Ward, Supt. Schools, B'klyn... 6O2
OrviIIe ID. AcISerIy, 115 B'Say, City,. 553
George B. Reid, go ChRuneey-st.. B'kIyn- 500
j. p. A. Schroeder. Continental Co... Ash
F. III. Blake, 759 \. B'way, YOnkers..... 452
Miss Alice Higgins. 4OI MacOn-st.. B'l<Iyn 432
Coroner A. It. Banning, Mt. Vernon, y. Il. 40
DIR. PerIey III. Mason, PeekskiII. n. Y.... 373
John r.. MOrewOOd. Eliza beth n J.... 365
Louis c. AriCn, 56 EIdridSe-st, City. $50
Charles A. RuckhOId, 137 4th-ave., City. $40
DIR. j. III. Shave, Cold Spring HarbOr, NY. 311
George +. Briggs. PeekskiII. n. N.....-- 2S6
THONGS c. kennnrd 31 E. 21st-st-, City. 27S
Dr. Elmer Lee. I27 w JSth-st.. City,. ESQ
L. y. Daniels. $50 9th-st.. Brooklyn. 240
Mrs. jeremiah Lott, FIatbuSh, L. l., n. \. Pa
Fred. ". snow, SuP't. Hilburn, n. f..... 1919
Lloyd IL. ROckhiII. Trenton. n. J-....... 1sS
Rev. y. Fred'k Van HOFsen, Carmel. NY. 1SO
Hugo Won Hagen. Lake Waccabuc, \. n. 176
j. Herbert Ferris. 71 BrOad-st. City, 155
Charles +. AEOr. shrub Oak. n. Y.---.. 1S3
Frank George, PeekskiII. n f.---....-. 14a
William Thomas. summit. ~ J......... 12S
G. NJ CarOlan, 221 So. 2d-st, BrOOklyn.- 123
Geo. vi. Gillespie, Brooklyn. y. Y....... HOG
H. f. HnvfIand, 234 L. 3Ist-st.. City y..... 1OA
Col. IT. Holland Salvation Army, City. IO1
John Henry Hull. lawyer, n Park Row 92
v. =. ALLEN. jr., Stamford, Conn.,. 90
Leslie Smith, Harlem Wheelmen- 80
Guy Murray, Summit y. J............. IS
". f. Beach. MOrFtstOUn, n. J.....sa.s So
5. Carman Harriet, AeW-GOrk City 81
Mills. AmecI<. 16S WOOdwOrth-st., Ykers 50
JnO. III. Wood. Port JeFvfs. n Y-....... 78
Rev. R. II. HOmans. WhitestOne, L., NY. 76
Henry c. Ward. 5S Wall-st-. Ctty......-- 50
Il. Everett Mills, East Orange, n. J..,.. 6S
Charles Wecker, Van Winkie-st.J'y City SO
DIR. William III. Ross. brentwood. L. L.. 90
Chas- r. Keen, 266 W. 23d-st., City,. 6S
Edward Day. Asbury Park. 81
Junius Brown No. 152 w. S7th-st-, City. s.
j. X Light, Jersey City High SCHOOL,. 5s
VIM. vi. Gage, Saratoga Springs, y. w.. 81
Raymond Il. Crane, Lyons Farms. N j.. 56
AdOlph Lienhardt- StapletOn. ;. l.. 54
August It. WeIsse. YOnkers. y. Y....... SO
Miss III. G. Vincent. Crugers-On-HudsOn. 80
Miss G.. c. AckIey. Al y. V.-ave- Bklyn... so
Mrs. r. L.. Syeeezy, 81 COnvent-aves City 90
New-York tribune., 1900-10-20
REUy1oy OF CAVALRY VETERANS
r,,r ON HARRIS LIGHT CAVALRY HAS AN OUT
INC; AND DINNER

ING AND A DINNER
Peeksku n. V. Oct 10 CSpeciaD--The annual re-
,,rtor of the I'd Volunteer Cavalry was held mere
todav The regiments colors and tokens red neck
tics and red carnations. were conspicuous pelns
worn not only By the veterans, but by the cluzens
in general as tribute the members or the Harris
Light Cavalry as 1t was called The colonei OF the
regiment was the late Major-GeneraI Juosoh Ali-
natrck and during four years service II had al
nna time or another three thousand men on lts
roster The business meeting began In LIoerS iaH
at noon. with prayer by the chaplain. the FeV. W.
7 pattison who was introduced by Master OF Cere-
monies David c. Montross, postmaster OF FeeAsAlii-
An address by the President OF the village was
replied to by Captain George W. Stanley, OF
batavia. N Y. president of the association Inen
followed the minutes and the rocall rollcah OF the
daad reports OF secretary and treasurer and the
T,unatrick Monument Fund all showing the asso-
.,s+ion prosperous The election resulted IN the
,,,artrnous choice of Major William b Shaner OF
~ Cu.fon1 House New-York, as president Tor next
ttasT, David G. Montross as secretary ana eugene
iray[is of Cortlandtown, as treasurer ne selec-
tIoT ~ vIce-presidents and honorary mempers was
80 ~ committee appointed BY the PRESIDENT, es
Foiiovs. David @. Montross- OF Peekskitlt captain
= y Woobey OF Milton: Theodore F. Northrup and
Ssotafn Marlin F. Hatch. Of New-Hork. and Com
rade Mckenzie. or Troy -, - -,
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MISS WetInoTe and MISE UIver:
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CONTESTS AT MoNrcLA1R.

Montclar. n. J.. Oct 10 (speciaD.-The contests
the Montclair golf links scheduled for November
November 3. qualifying round. eighteen holes.
medal play. contestants be divided into classes
of eight, according to scores; November TO- handi-
cap match play, for several classes; November IT.
semi-finals for classes, handicap, match play No
,vember "A, finals for all classes, handicap, match
play
The final rounds for the October class cup to
be played October q.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-20
DISASTERS ON ALASKAN COAST.
SEVERAL PERSONS DRowNED-Loss OF STEAM
SHIP ORIzABA.

Seattle. Wash. Oct. 19.-Four persons met death
by drowning in Golovtn Bay, off the town OF
Chenik on September &C. the result Of the capszing
of a Lfeboat of the San Francisco steamer Albion
The victims Gus" Rudd. of San Fran
cisco; Joseph Gannish David Clancy and Carpenter
Wishard. Eighteen persons entered the nteDoat
TO ride from Chenik TO the Albion, mile away.
The boat was rigsed with q sail The wind was
strong. Two hundred yards from the Albion the
ufeboat capsized. The AAbion's crew went to the
rescue and saved all but four.
The Pacific Coast Steamship Company's steamer
CrIzaba, which was wrecked Rocky Point Reer.
St Michaes Island. on September H. while laying
the Government telegraph cable between Nome and
ST Michaels is a total loss. The vessel was aDan-
doned on September q, according to dispatch re-
ceIved here Ten days constant effort to haul her
on resulted in failure. The Orizaba hung 80 nara
and fast that those engaged In the effort TO hoat
her left her to her fate. Her crew taken 10
St MichaeIs The cable and all the apparatus
aboard the steamer were taken OFF and stored at
ST. Mchaels.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-20
RACING.
J. RE1FF AND MAHER WIN.

London Oct 19.-The Hersham Two-Year-Old
Race was won by Lord William Beresford's chest
nut colt Yap, at the second day OF the Sandown
Park meeting to-day. ]. ReR rode the winning
horse This race is of 500 sovereigns the winner
be sold by auction for 1000 sovereigns; distance.
The Hook Plate of $50 sovereigns, was won by
c. s Newton's bay gelding Garter knight, ridden
by Danny Maher. This race is for two-year-
olds distance. five furlongs.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-20
APPLICABLE WINS sHooT.

Matawan. N. J.. Oct 10 (SpeciaD.-There was a
shoot at live birds at Applegate's Park. here
this afternoon. between F. c. Bissett. of South
River and J. f. Appegate, OF Freneau The con-
ditions of the match were 25 birds each. Applegate
70 face the traps at 80 yards while Bissett stood
sf 2s Applegate won killing q birds out Of his .,
while Bissett killed 20. The match was for purse
~ so Sweepstake shooting took Up the balance OF
New-York tribune., 1900-10-20
SYRACUSE cH1DED FOR LACK OF SPIRIT.

Syracuse n. Y. Oct 1s-Chancellor Day ad-
dressed a mass meeting of Syracuse University
students this morning, and vigorously censured
them for a lack of college spirit nstanced in the
poor support of the football team.The students
gave the team no sendoff when 1t went to Princeton
this week, and did not meet 1t upon Its return
The Chancellor's remarks were applauded, and men
were appointed to lead the cheering In the game
with Amherst tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1900-10-20
HARVARD STARTS FOR WEST POINT.

Cambridge. Mass. Oct 1s.-The Harvard football
team started this afternoon for West Point 1t
took the Fall River boat. and will arrive at West
Point during tomorrow forenoon and play the
cadets in the afternoon. The same team will start
in the game played the first half OF the Bates
game The line up will be as follows:
Campbell left end: Graydon left tackle; Lee. left
guard; Sargent centre Barnard. right guard; Law
renee right tackle; Ristine, right end Daily, quar-
teTback: Herman, left hafback; Kendall right half
back; Ellis. fullback.
The following were taken as substitutes:
Bowditch Burnett Brayton Clark, Fncke. Gle
rasch Hallowe Hongsworth. r. Lawrence, W.
r. Lawrence, Riggs. Putnam, Roberts, Sawin and
Stillman.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-20

nell opportunity to try a number OF expert
ments- Lueder will go back to tackle and Taussig
has been transferred from right TO left end. Cross
Of the 'SS varsity. went to right end Coffin will
be captain. playing Starbucks place at fullback.
and Otis will play In MorrsOn's stead. The lineup
Will be follows: Left end. TauSsig; left tackle.
whitney; left guard Warner; centre. Namack;
right guard, Hunt right tackle Lueder: right end.
Cross; quarterback. Finucane; left halfback, Pur-
cell; right halfback, Otis; fulback Coffin.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-20
co1TTMBIA TO MEET PRINCETON.

Columbia's tennis players will meet Princeton's
this morning in their second annual team match
on the grounds of the West Side Tennis Club. at
Eie ehty-elghth-st. and Eighth-aVe. Princeton 5
team of six includes Alexander and Little we'll
known in intercollegiate tennis circles, and the
Tigers expect to repeat their easy victory OF last
wear On the Columbia team will be L. Z. Mahan,
the son OF Captain A. T. Mahan.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-20
" Y CLUB,s GENERAL MEETING.

The fifth general meeting Of the New-York Yacht
Club will be held at the clubhouse Thursday
evening next. The committee TO nominate officers
and standing committees for the year will be
named. An amendment to the racing rules will
also be considered. 1t is proposed to change Rule
No. 19 to read:
Yacht which shall be disqualified twice In one
season may be debarTed from sailing in CLUB races
the remainder of the season.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-20
FIFTH RACE-For threayear-ods selling; 5000
added Six and a half furlongs withers Mile.
SINGLE SCULL RACE AT CORNELL.

Ithaca. n Y, Oct. 1s-The single scull cham
pionship of Cornell was to-day by A S. Petty.
'O2 who rowed at No. in last years varsity crew
IT, +i-,. for the mile was 6:47 A. f. Flowers, 'O2
was second and F. w Scheibner 'OS. third.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-20
CORNELL WILL TRY EXPERIMENTS.

Ithaca, N. " Oct. 1S.-Preparatory to the Union
College game tomorrow. Cornell INDUCED in light
work and spared several of her varsity men. AL
exander Morrison and Captain Starbuck will not
be in to-morrow's lineup. Several changes in the
regular order will take place which will give Cor
New-York tribune., 1900-10-20
POLO.
LAKEWOOD WINS EASILY FROM RocKAwAY.

Lakewood, n. j.. Oct 1s (speciaD-George J.
Gould. the No. man of his team, set the polo
pace by which Lakewood defeated Rockaway in
the semi-hnals for the Ocean County Cups. 1t was
Rockaway's second defeat by Lakewood in this
SERIES and the figures were for the second time
decisive. Although the handicap figures were iden-
tical, Rockaway only approached close opposition
in the second and third periods, and in the first
and last periods, Lakewood made Of her II goals.
The fresh afternoon breeze had q touch Of No
yenber in il, and the women found their heavy
wraps too warm. Mrs. Gould's party included
Miss Van Allen, of Newport: Miss Greta Pomeroy,
Mrs. Henry Lloyd Herbert and Mrs. James Con-
verse. Others present were Mr. and Mrs T. J..
Oakley Rhnelander, Mrs. Warrington and daughter,
Francis NJ. Roser. w. B. Dowd Mr.. and Mrs Frank
D. Beard, DR.. Paul r. Kimball and James Converse.
The lineup follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-10-20

fhe registration has been favorable to the
Republicans I'm this city thus far, but every
Republican vote is needed. II you have not
registered. be sure to register to-day.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-20
TENNIS.
rHURBER WINS COLUMBIA CHAMPIONSHIP IN
SINGLES.

Contrary to expectations, A. E, Thurber, a dark
horse yesterday beat L. E. Mahan the former
champion in the deciding set for the Columbia
tennis championship in singles. The first two sets IN
the match contested on Thursday resulted in a set
for each player. Yesterday Mahan by accurate
placing and good work won the first set 60 In
the remaining sets, however, Thurber braced up
and grew more steady Mahan became nervous
and erratic. BY the tactics that Mahan used
so successfully at first he finally won both sets and
the match. The summary:
A. E Thurber, O4, beat L. E. Mehan, '02, O-6.
6-I O-6 6-1 6-1
New-York tribune., 1900-10-20

There are always sure to be some tfraId entries
in any competition Contestants OF this sort sell
dom If ever manage to finish in front
The fact that some competitor has few
more votes than his neighbor need not
necessarily mean that the less favored one
should sink down by the roadside and expire
The best way 20 do when you find that your
rivals are travelling faster than you have been
going is to put on more steam and make up
the lost ground. Some inquiries have been made
at this Office as TO whether certain candidates
are saving up bundles of votes for the finish
Whether this is not only those candidates
can tell Certainly this office has such in
formation. and, in fact. indications do not point
that way. There is a month before the contest
closes, and anybody despairing of winning the
prize is not ambitious and determined as he
might be Nobody has certainty OF winning
the automobile at this time.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-20

Mohegan. where luncheon was served on the stoop
OF the St Nicholas Hotel 70 the members and a
score OF invited guests The afternoon spent
there. This evening there banquet at Lib
erty Hall. attended by over two hundred members
and the more prominent citizens OF this village II
began at o'clock. and included addresses BY a
half dozen veterans and well known speAkazA
New-York tribune., 1900-10-20
PR1NcEToN's TOURNAMENT.

Princeton, N. j.. Oct. 10 SpeciaD.-The semi
finals have been reached In the college tennis
tournament now taking place on the university
courts OF the original thirty-six entries, c. Vail,
'O2; L. Cooke O2; h Miller 'O1. and G. BoynOn, 'O1
are the only survivors. The semi-fnal and final
matches are expected to be finished tomorrow
morning. The scores:
Singles (second roundl-I. Batten. OF beat G. Horn
blower, O4, 6-2 IS; H Miller, '01, beat L. II. Horn
blower. '04 6-8. e-2; g. Campbell 'O2 beat / Wade.
81. e-4; L; Cooke. 'O2 beat L shafeE o8: 6.oos
"a; Boynton, 'Ol. beat A Morris '03. 81. 81;
S. Franklin. 'O3 beat G. Brokaw. O2. by default .
Third round-H Miller. 01. beat l. Batten, o. 3-6
Ga 6--S: c. Vail O2. beat c. Campbell 02. 6.4. 6-2
L. Cooke o. Howard Homans, O1. e.. 6-1; q.
Boynton. 'OI. beat S. Franklin. 'O3 6-S. 1O-s.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-20
KEENE AND WHITNEY SENDING HORSES
ABROAD.

The steamer Minnehaha, Of the Atlantic Trans
port Line which sails for London this afternoon.
will carry ten horses belonging to James R. Keenes
racing stable and the same number from the rae
ing stable of W c. Whitney.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-20
n APARTMENT,

EVER HUNT FOR AN APARTMENT?
Yes; but ..Nyever Again" What's the use. anyhow.
when The Tribune presents each Sunday pictures
and plans OF the bers N towni
New-York tribune., 1900-10-20

Only those electors whose names
the registry books by 10 o'clock tonight
will be able to vote in the election No.
Vember g..
New-York tribune., 1900-10-20
LAST DAY AT MORRIS PARK

This is the last day of the races at Morris Park.
The White Plains Handicap for two-year-olds and
the Morris Park Handicap. for three-year-olds and
upward, are the features of tle programme. The
other races have filled we'll, and the picking OF
winners will be a difficult task, so evenly the
horses matched The contest between Ethelbert
and Imp for two miles and quarter. will proba-
bly be a great race. The White Plains Handicap
has been reduced to small but select field of two
year-olds. Here the entries;
FIRST RACE-seepechase handicap: for hreeyearolds
New-York tribune., 1900-10-20

Football Easton, Pa. Saturday. October 10th.
Princeton Lafayette. called 23O P NJ General
admission so reserved seats 81 Convenient trains on
Iehigh Valley Jersey Central and d. L & ". RoaGH
New-York tribune., 1900-10-20
Bieprles.

jOOD T5c 81. 81 .25. $3.50. Sis. All makes.
Guaranteed BY the mfrs special prices 70 deal
iSES ers WILLIS. % Park Row. op- p o.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-20
ROCKAwAY.
LAKEWOOD.

Team handicap. Is Team handicap. IS
Goals eaTned-Lakewood; II; Rockaway, O. Penalties
Refsree-A (. Kennedy. Timekeeper-George s Taylor.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-20

Frank r. G--The package you refer 20 In
your letter has rot been received in this ofice.
Would advise that you make inquiries at once.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-20

Address all inquiries and votes to
AUTOMOBILE CONTEST,
Tribune Office, New-York.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-20
single green. Miss Bishop winning finally by up
and to play. The cards tell the story:
Miss Bishop:
out .......--.........e 7 s : & g e-55
In ..---...,.........4 6 ii 9e
Mrs. z. A. Manice:
GS' .....:..:::::::5 ::.:,.::;:::55 91594 Ilo7

In the consolation matches Miss e. Hurlbut. OF
Morris County, beat Mrs. N. Pendleton Rogers of
Eiainhed, up. to play, and Mrs. J. A. Wells.
EEglewood, beat Miss c. H. Parrish, Shinnecock
Hills. so that Mrs Wells and Miss Hurlbut will
meet in to-days finals.
For the Inconsola bles Cup the semi-fnal round
results Miss Kip, Morris County beat Miss
Marion Oliver, Baltusrol, up, to play. and Miss
Marie Bryce Norris County, beat Miss Lucy
Heron. Cincinnati, up to play.
Miss Wetmore and Miss Oliver won the Scotch
foursome. which was a pleasant feature of the
afternoon play, In this the best ball of each
team was scored Miss Wetmore and Miss Oliver
getting a total of 81. Following is the summary:
New-York tribune., 1900-10-20
NOTES AND COMMENTS

A. E. w.-YOur request has been complied
New-York tribune., 1900-10-20
Miss Griscom:
Bye holes not PLAYED.

hcIee Played
Much TO the surprise of the onlookers Miss
George Bishop, Of Bridgeport defeated Mrs.
Nance in the same round, up and to play. Mrs.
Manice is the LenoX champion, and regarded as one
Of the strongest players IN w-England. She
managed to win an advantage of up at the ninth
hole but coming home she did not score a
New-York tribune., 1900-10-20
SECOND RACE-For two-year-olds; selling: $500 added
Last seven furIongs OF the withers Mile.
THIRD RACE-wHITB PLAINS H
vear-oIds- So OOO aided F,cIipse c
'Maximus runs for L. A. Celia.

FOURTH RACE-MoRRIs PARK HANDICAP for three
year-oIds and over; $25OO added Two miles and a
"a
New-York tribune., 1900-10-20

FIRST RACE-Seepechase handicap; for threeyearolds
and over; 500 added. Two miles a half
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-18
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Branch photographic Ohice,)
Norfolk. Va, Jan. II, 1900. }

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing changes have been made in the
buoyage OF the Fifth Lighthouse Dis
trict:
Patapsco River = Craighill Channel
Buoy, red. No. 2, adrift, replaced by
spar buoy. Entrance to Cutoff Buoy,
black. No. /. replaced. junction Buoy,
Cutoff and Craighll Channel, has been
replaced. Cutoff Channel Buoy, black.
No. 10, has been replaced. Beaverton
Channel Buoy. red, No. 20, spar-malling
buoy placed. Beaverton Channel Buoy,
red. No. 80. spar-making placed Brew
crton Channel Buoy. rcd. No. 81, spar
marker placed. Brcwcrton Channel
turning Buoy, rcd. No "a, spar-inarllcr
placed. Beaverton Channel Buoy, red,
No. 80, replaced With new buoy.
Potomac River Coan River Gas
Buoy. black. No. 5. extinguished buoy
replaced by recharged buoy.
Wadcs Point,N. Cog bell mcchan-
ism broken; struck by hand IIntiI re-
pairs are made. OF which due notice
will be given. Very respectfully.
CASEY B. MORGAN
Lieut., U. S. Navy, in Charge.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-18
Old Dominion Steamship co.'s Lines

Fare, including meals and stateroom. .,
ROUND trip dimiicd to 50 days.. 80 1865 Sos
rooms. apply at ticket Office. 1919 Main
street. or at general office. at wharf
Ships leave Old Point for Norfolk Sun
TTMn scHEpuLE OF STEAMERS
Hampton Roads Mobjaek, Lnray, h., AGO eco
eept. Srnday) from Company's wharf.
For OLD Po1NT-At $50 and ll:i5 a;
1906 n. M. and sos p. M: Bay Line
wharf. Norfolk. at and 1880 u. m and
FOR HAMPToN-At 1l:l5 n. m. and 4:l5
p. M: Portsmouth. 1905 n. M. and 1905 p;
m: Bay Line wharf ut 1880 u. m and 1880
FOR NEWPORT NEWS AND SMITH
m FOR Ray wins hkiRe; $ a%n a. r m p,vEps-A,
SS;so a; m; Portsmouth. Gas a. M; Bay
1J T9n NoR:TH R1vEn.oaa .,d Monday.
Portsmouth. 6:l5 q. m: Bay Line. 700
r6 Toh sEy "; RlyEnaos - Tuesday.
portsmouth. Gas a m; Bay Limo 700
p FOR nIAcK+ Poouos1N a AMP ToRK
s;l5 a. M: fortsmouth. CSC am; Bay
LIZ o'fo Il. M. returning lOloWiH6 u.ly
TOR NANSEMOND RIVER AND
SJt'FOLk-At 300 p. M; portsmouth.
Slo p; m Connecting at Sunolk with
Suffolk and Carolina railroad.
Freight for Ware. East. North. Severn.
Back. Poquosn. York and Nansemond
HiXSr Landings must be prepaid.
Nj schedules subject to change without
notice.
Freight for Washington and Newberne.
n. C., received mt and delivered from
Norfolk and Southern railroad depot.
Freight received daily Except Sunday
until p. IN.
NJ. B. CROWELL
General Agent.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-18
Shipping Notes.

The boilers of the tugs Sallic and
Mollie. owned by Mr. n. N. Marshall
are being rebuilt. The boiler of the
Mollie is at Pottits Elizabeth Iron
Works. and that Of the Sallic at Du-
wallis Iron Works
The schooner Edgar c. Ross, which
arrived hero yesterday, made the run
from Delaware Brcakwater to Norfolk
in twelve and one-half hours, but was
beaten by the l.. Q. c. Wishart, which
made 1t in even twelve hours.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-18
Merchants Z Miner 5 TRANSPORTATION CO
DIRECT ROUTE.

FOR BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE
For Boston--Mondays, Wednesdays Fri.
days and saturdays at 600 y. m.
FOR PROVIDENCE
Every Tuesday. Thursday ana satur.
FARES 10 BOSTON AND PROV.
DENCE.
FYrst-class. Including meals ana
stateroom berth. .......... ....... 50 "a
intermediate. including meals and
steerage. including meals and bunk. N' 40
Perishabie freight sent via Provides"
forwarded by early train TO Boston and
at the Same rate as hy direct steamers 10
boston.
For further inform alton apply to
r.. H. WRIGHT. Agent. Norfolk. Va
A. D. STEBBINS, Asst Traffic Mgr.
w. P. TURNER. Gen. Pass. Agent
J. c. WHITNEY, Traffic Manager.
General Offices. Baltimore. Nd.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-18
SHIPPING n i REPORT.
Foreign and coastwise.
JANUARY nth. 1900.
ARRIVED.


Amer. stmp. S.. It. Morgan, Anthony,
Baltimore. to load
Br. stmp. Vclleda. Tullock. Baltimore,
to load.
Nor. stnp. Llnwood, Stub. Savannah.
to coal.
I'm capes) BIZ. stmp. Drumclzier.
Nicholson, New York. light.
Schr. Edgar c. Ross, Quillen, Lewes.
fish scrap.
schr. L. @. c. wishart, Smith. Lewes,
fish scrap.
schr. Alicia b. Crosby. Bunker, Bos-
ton, light.
4, CLEARED.
Br. stnp. Vclleda, TuIlocl, Rio de
: Nor. stmp. Llnwood. Stub, Client,
coaled.
Stmp. Buenaventura, Walker. New
York. coal.
Stnp S. It. Morgan, Anthony, Char
lesion, coal.
schr. Frank It. stinson. Wade, Bos-
ton. coal
schr. Eliza scrlbncr. Dodd, New.
Haven, lumber.
Schr. II. Il. THOMPSON, Thompson,
Ponce, Porto Rico, coal
Schr. John Proctor. Howard, Boston.
lumber.
Nor stmp. Frames, Thorbjcrnsen.
Tampico.
Br. stmp. Virginia, samuels, st.
Lucia
schr. j. b. Darlington, Fallsenberg,
Claremont.