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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-08-23
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nut NothinRIa Done

Mrs. Pettitr-Whenevcr 1 express a
desire for anything my husband never
objects.
Mrs Ig Nord- Same with me. can
express the desire as often as ]
please. 1t never disturbs him. Phil
adclphia Press.
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North Greenyi||s' High School,.
TIaERYILIE, 81 G,

1I797 3t "a TTHEIt IIlIE, 81
Thorough, oheap, and beautifully located
Mountain Scenery Good Watori Hilitaryf
Feature, under auspicoe Of Citadel graduate. 81
Students from eight topnties. 81
No high sehooi gives q moro horoughe
courde. Diplornas assyde TO graduates. One
hundred and fifty dollars worth Of ooh olar4s
ships awarded annually.
Board 80 go q month, Tuition, so 90 to
$26 90 o year. Y &. s \; &. .
An illustrated Catalogue will tell you oil. So
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'ss 6lloWing It'll q \ ane eed q, & told
sby the qnesn horse elf wi II show her iIi-ss
dependence 8of character: Very fond
fof primroses, aud finding none in the
royal gardens, she sent word to have
some planted. Tho gardeners, tho
queen said, mado many objections, and
finding, shortly afterward, that her
wishes had not been carried out, she
dispatched a messenger, inquiring tho
reason. II suppose Queen Ammo had
none" she said, 80 they did not think
it proper for mo to have any; but 1
sent them word promptly that Queen
Victoria would have somc--and she
Century.
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wantea rh,rteen-Incn shc1,s.

The negro porter In n certain Office
building applied to young lawyer
who had frightened him on various oc-
casions md asked him to write out all
Of the big words he knew on a piece Of
paper.
The lawyer, being puzzled at the re-
quest, asked the negro what he wanted
with the words.
"Well, you see, boss" replied tho
darky, 81 is going to have q debate with
a sassy young niger who thinks he is
eddicated.' He don't know big words,
and he hasn't got dc sense to find out
how to git dem, and II, you will jest
help mo out, boss, will do dat niger
up in de- fust round. Il Memphis Scim-
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-08-23
Cnupc ana ERect.

Shield never have married you
If I'd have known you would become
deaf.
He--I should never have become
deaf II hadn't married you.
Gaiety. .
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
THE WEEK IN REALTY

The demand for properties in the West Side sec
tion above Fifty-nnth-st last week was brisk. and
a number of large parcels changed hands. Among
the transactions in this section which attracted
considerable attention the sale of the five story
dwelling house at the northeast corner of Riverside
Drive and Eighty-frst-st. by the Metropolitan I'm
provement Company The house is lot 25xS3x
irregular The name of the purchaser not made
public Another similar sale that of No. S2s
West Seventy-second-st., a four story brownstone
dwelling house. lot 25xl022 feet. by the estate
of John T. Fitzgerald William x. Gillette, presi-
dent Of the Denver and Western Railroad. Bryan
L. Kennedy & Co. were the brokers.
The New-York African Mutual Relief Association
bought parcel in this section investment
The organization purchased No. 43 West Sixty
sixth-st. five story double fathouse, a lot 25x
1O05 feet. from Ira G. Hicks The seller bought the
house auction in March for S27.2O0 Francis c.
Hustled sold No 1O9 West One-hundred- and -thir
tieth-st, three story dwelling house. a lot 20x
100 feet to Henry Holding Mr.. Hustled took in ex-
One of the most important sales in the West Side
section in the course of the week that OF the
Elmhurst seven story elevator apartment house
at the northwest corner of Ninety-eghth-st. and
Broadway It is a plot 100x1Oo.n feet The seller
was a Mr.. Tiedemann. and the buyers Simon
and Max E Bernheimer Paul Mayer was the
broker Charles Griffith Moses & Brother sold for
John Davis No. 5l3 West One e-hundred-and-ffty-
nnth-st. five story hathouse, on lot 26xlOo feet
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
NEW-YORK CITY.

A man reports TO the Charity Organization So
cistv that he has been approached on two different
occasions by Germans who say they have recently
come 10 this city, and present letter from Ger
man business house promising them employment
and ask assistance with which TO meet hVlhs eN,
varsas until thev have done work and received
pay. The letter was found 10 be forgery in both
cases
The John Street Methodist Episcopal Church VIII
celebrate its 1S5th anniversary to-day DIT James
r. Day. chancellor OF Syracuse University VIII
preach at 1910 a. m. and DR.. Henry A Buttez'
president Of Drew Seminary, at 745 p m In the
afternoon al 2:3O o'clock there will be platform
meeting when addresses will be made by prominent
ministers and laymen. The John street Church is
the Oldest in American Methodism.
Kane Lodge No 454. F. and A. NJ. has Issued
invitations for lecture ''Old Mexico and the
Bull Fight" by Dwight LathrOp Elmendorf. at
Masonic Hall Tuesday evening.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Oct 2s (SpeciaD.-There wheat
break in the first hour OF Sc and rally In the
last thirty minutes which regained almost an the
early decline. December opened at 7ssc. sold be-
tween Nss and Tjsc and closed at 7l9sc. sellers
May closed at 75c. sellers. Gables were disappoint-
ing; Paris of slightly; Liverpool up but small
fraction. Argentine cables declared the orouIh
unbroken. The disappointment over the Foreign
prices started a good deal Of local pront taxing
Barrett leading in this. other local professionals
were for a time the same side. An advance OF
sc in Antwerp later in the day and claim from
New-York although deemed very improbable that
some wheat had been bought there for Russia
started the sellers reinstate their lines Wheat
closed barely 3kc under Friday. after early in the
day showing a loss of Il TO sc. To-nights wheat
prices are y TO sc over last Saturday. shipping
Gales were 100000 bushels. World shipments Mon
day will be about 100000 bushels and the visible
will increase about 100000 There VIII De de-
crease on passage.
Corn closed almost exactly at Fridays figures
Early 1t showed loss Of &c, To-nights prices are
q TO &C over last Saturday. December opened at
55sc sold between $3.50 and SIC sellers, and closed
at Sc sellers; May closed at 59isc sellers. Receipts
were III cess; the estimate for Monday 40
Western offerings showed no increase Nothing
was reported sold for shipment The speculative
market a small one until the last half hour;
then there was some irmness with oats and wheat
Corn stocks likely 10 increase some here. There
has bull effort this week by the old
Phillips crowd. Outsiders doing little. and
sreculators generally not bullish
Oats were ow the greater part of the session,
but just before the close they advanced izc TO Ssc
and closed &c over Friday. December closed at
3slzc; May, 3sssc. Patten who has a May line ex-
tending into the millions, has been adding 10 his
holding this week. There has been some improve
ment in the cash demand. and no increase in the
Western offerings. New-York has been doing
enough cash business with South Africa 10 tnfu-
ence the spectators somewhat. With the big Pat
holding 1t IS easy for lesser bulls to bring about
scalping rallies. There l9l cars to-day and li5
for Monday. Shipping sales were 10000 bushels.
Flaxseed weak, prices 1c to H2c lower. There
was &c break in the cash price at Duluth on large
receipts. The cash here closed at 90; October,
81 50 sellers; December, 81 43 sellers. The three
points had SIS cars Of seed
Provisions dull and rather easy within small
limits. Pork and ribs lost PIC lard sc to lOc Hog
receipts have been larger this week than expected
and larger than last year. Still larger receipts
estimated for next week. The cash demand for lard
keeps poor.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
THE SCARCITY OF LUMBER.
: c.incinnati commercial.Tribune.

From The Cincinnati ercial-Trtbune.
Norris Hayward. a luberman OF Columbus ono.
stopped over al the HoninS his way to the
Kentucky River poplar nelds yesterday Tor a tew
hours When asked 10 the present cOndltlon o.
the lumber market. Mr.. Hayward said: 'The De
rnand for first class white pine cannot be met with
the present output OF the various mills throuShout
tbe country The fault. however. does not lie WltA
the capacty OF the mills. 1t is simply that all or
the available timber which formerly IN the country
where il grew was reCkOned first class has been
cut Timber which in former years passed
by the choppers not being worth the time ana
trouble TO cut is eagerly sought Formerly trees
which would 500 feet when ready Tor the
market were passed. Now. however. SaplingS which
run . by cut ana sent 10 the market rms
sort of lumber is OF inferior grade, as IN the
centre is what is known a heart. which Is a
uart OF the tree which Is not matured. The demand
Tor poplar is also the increase. and the nest
posted men in that line look forward to a famine
which will demand a substitute At present eN-
periments being made with a view 70 hndlns
q substitute for poplar None good as the
original has been found. The nearest wood which
could be used instead is the cottonwood Ihls
lumber is used now extensively in the manufacture
of the cheaper grades of vehicles. but II does not
answer the higher grades of that class OF goods
and ii q first class substitute is not found soon
il will be hard 70 toreten what the prices OF both
white pine and poplar will reach
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
RECENT MARINE ENGINEERING.
From The Engineering Magazine.

From The Engineering Magazine.
Among the important papers presented az the
recent meeting of the Institution OF Mechanical En-
gineers at Barrow-in-FurneSs may be mentloneu
the review of marine enSneering by James NC, NC
kechnie II must be remembered that tue
advance fuel economy must be progressively
diminishing one. In 1872 the coal consumption was
recorded as IL pounds per unit of power per nour
by 1881 il had been brought down 10 lS pounds; IN
1891. when the triple expansion engine had come
into almost universal use. the rate became La
pounds while careful analysis. of new ships with
the latest equipment Is about Las pounds
The increased economy is partly due 10 the hiSner
steam treasures now in In 1891 the average
was about double that of 1881 and now the increa Sc
is from l5S pounds 70 197 pounds per square inch
the average for forty-fve ships with triple eXpan-
sion engines built within the past nine months being
$50 pounds and for nine steamers with quadruple
expansion engines PA pounds. In former years
naval machinery was included in the reckoning. the
conditions being similar to those obtaining In the
merchant service; but now with the adoption OF
water tube boilers. the practice is dissimilar. and
naval ships not considered in determining this
years averages. AS result of the higher steam
pressure and more economical engines. more power
Is obtained from the boilers square foot of heat
ing surface. the average indicated horse power
having in ten years decreased 500 10 square feet
AT the time the piston speeds OF engines have
considerably increased The average ten years ago.
even including warships, has now become the mean
rate for the tramp steamer-5So feet per minute.
while many steamers for high speed attain TO $50
feet and few TO $50 feet.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

45,h-st n $ I2o II " Of 6th-ave. 6Ox1oo:5; Cen
t-al Realty Company to Martha VI Dederer;
mortgage $252 500, r s. $1O5. -..-.---. ..-.....-
Tth-st. No - East 25N9os: AUGUST Rein TO
Joseph Ref. mortgage. S21, 900; r 5. 80 % -.-
Nassdu-st. Nos III and 1l6. = runs S2X >
g. 70 Ann-st x 2S 3x l6l " 20 IL ;
81 tx " Si9 70 NaSsau-st Sl-6; Nassau-st
Ncs 10 and lI2 s e 5 81. .SXS3x36 6xS5; Ann-st.
No AZ. n 2 s. 4. lx36. 6xl5. lx36.1l Levi Nor
ton 70 Morton Trust Company .-.-----
T9th-st n : 1886 II OF 3d-ave. Is 6xl02-2.
Leon Tuchmann 20 Rose FeinberS
lOth-s. No i2l East. 25X9i.s. August Run 10
John Run, mortgage. S2SOoo. r : 81 I5----
81 Ana's-ave, 5 corner Southern Boulevard
2Jx75. EZeklei FlNman referee. 10 Robert &
Watson 81 al executors. 5. s. 10 -.-....--.-
Sth-st 80 SO7 East u 9XS3.4: Morris Goldstein
20 Morris j. simon and another; mortgage.
S3d-st No i0si West. I69xlO0.4. Leon Blunen-
thai 70 West side Bank. mortgage. 5000;
Il : . % % o. % b
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ASTOR-Robert D. Carter. Of Chicago. FIIh
AVENUE-Ex- Governor S. T. Hauser OF Montana
". II. Trewarth-Jarnes, OF London ex-Judge Lam
bert Tree, of Chicago; Professor w w SrnlIh' ol
Trinity Hall. Washington. Penn, ana h ID: flaHl N
Of Macon, Ga. GILSEY-H. H Merchant =. . ~
Edouard de ResZke, OF Warsaw and w r craig
Of Philadelphia. GRAND-General Robert h nan
L. S. A. HOFFMAN-Alfred w OTIS hOL-
LAND-George 5. Putnam, or boston IN
PERIALI R. Burden OF Boston; Captain h T.
Smith L. s. A and Colonel Daniel Stevens OF
Bristol R l. MANHATTAN-F. de Martens OF
ST Petersburg MURRAY HILL Ex-MagoI
James H Manning of Albany. NETHERLAND-
Senator Marion Butler. Of North Carolina ana
the Rev H. Masters, OF London VlCIOKIA-
Colonel S. L. Fraser, OF Duluth; captain ). L.
Mackave NJ London and Colonel John Berkin. OF
Butte Mont WALDoRF-ASTORIA-Com Cole
Brlekendorff, OF st. Petersburg.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27

and basement brownstone dwelling house on lot
1Sxs9.11 feet.
Charles r. Faruolo & Co. have leased for Mrs
Elizabeth /. Waterhouse and William S. Water
house the five story tenement houses Nos. 35l and
35112 Bowery. for long term of years, at rental
of So 9,000, 10 Michele Di Stefano.
Harry Davis. who recently bought the plot. 50xl0o
feet. the south side of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
teenth-st Is feet of Lenox-ave., has resod il
10 Leon A. Liebeskind, for Improvement with six
story apartment house.
]. Romaine Brown & Co. have sold for Mr.. Fair
lamb the four story brownstone house No. IS West
Thirty econd-st.. to Jules Krakauer for consid-
Grafton of about $4,000 The same firm sold this
property to Mr.. Fairlamh in the early part of Oc-
tober for the estate of William H Higbee.
1t is reported that Charles Hart has sold. at
about $50 coo twenty four brick fathouses in
Fifty-eighth and Fifty-nnth SITS. Brooklyn, the
Realty Associates, recently organized corporation
to deal in Brooklyn real estate
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
SALES REPORTED YESTERDAY.

The announcement was made yesterday that
Henry Corn has leased No. 1877 Fifth-ave which
is owned by the Higgins estate. for a period or
sixty-three years. He will build on the premises.
II was said. twelve story store and loft building
The building on the site has frontage of 2Ss
feet and adjoins plot at the northeast corner of
Twentieth-st and Fifth-ave
Julius Lichtenstein has sold to a Mr.. Eckerson
No. rs West One hundred and -twenty-sixth-st a
three story and basement brownstone dwelling
house, lot 17x99 II feet
A Lesser has sold TO Mrs Levy No 27a West
e-hundred-aEo- -tweItX- -seventh-st. three story
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
AT Law SINCE 1856.
From The London Globe.

From The London Globe.
The Melbourne law courts have their Miss Flite.
a character immortalized by Dickens in Bleak
House" An elderly woman may frequently De
seen in the corridors, addressing the empty air
sometimes in passionate tones, with outstretched
arms and again in low, threatening mutterlHsS-
During the progress of argument in the County
Court before Acting Judge Johnston some REFER
ence was made the absence of evidence on a
certain point. Suddenly the court was Startled at
hearing female cry out in irate tones, / nave
given plenty of evidence since 90 stance
around showed that the interrupter was me Gid
lady of the corridors. who was advanclng with de-
termination toward the barTisters' table
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
SALE OF EAST FoRTIETH-sT. PLOT.

Walter Stabler reported yesterday 10 have
bought Nos. S6 and 3S East Fortieth-st. extending
through to No. 35 East Thirty -ninth-st from the
Cosmopolitan Realty Company. According to the
report. Mr.. Stabler has yet said he has OBJ
tanned the parcels, which were recently bought by
the company. The premises will probably be i'm
proved in the future by the erection of an
apartment house
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
TrEspAY. OCTOBER %
SHIPN NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK-sATURDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1901
ARRIVED.

camPania @ walksT IyeTpo0l 90 October 70
ana Sueensto"n 20 & 20 WIN u TI ac q q GO Arpiyes ave At The Ear
steamer Paul Jauison sqqthamg919o 9o and CerboaTs
senges Navigation Company Arrived
steamer Laurentian CBrl serrat. Glasgow october II
Move l3 with mdse l02 cabin and A steeIage pas
sengers Austin Baldwin Co Arrived at the Bar at
with udse and cabin passengers to sanderson & son
Arrived the Bar at 1926 m , o, =,
bailast 10 c II Randebrook Arrived the Bar
steamer Hltarn (Br Allen. 81 Vincent. c V, October
II. in ballast 10 Norton son arrived al 'he bar at
Steamer Mongibelo dtaD. Morteo Genoa September IS
with udse Hirzel Feltmann Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Lacroa CAusp Cereich Trieste September L.
Iraamata %, Caacola 27 and Patras October l. with
mdse TO Phelps Bros < Co Arrived at the Bar at 7:2o
Steamer (span) sagardo Glrgentl September H.
and Gibraltar g. with mdse TO Puig Co. Arrived at
Steamer 1 Ra5ho CBn Nisbet Pasaroean August 10
sourabaya IS. Pecaongan "a Tagal % Perrin September
IS PqgJ saia 2 and SIN s. Nehaes of,ooes @ H. ya Rsa
Company vessel 10 Funch. Edye & Co Arrived
steamer indianic C3r) ssviIe Probongo August 25
Padang 81 Port said September 26 and ST Mchaers octo
American Sugar Refining Company; vessel TO J Win
chester & Co. Arrived at the Bar at 10:45
Steamer Maracas (Brl Jameson Trinidad October II
and Greneda IS mdse the Trinidad Shipping
Trading Co; Arrived at the Bar at II 80 m 25th.
Der IL with fruit ana cabin passengers to Merea-
Steamer Alamo Hx. Galveston October 10, with mdse
and passengers 0 c II Mallory Co.
Steamer King crunydd CBD Smith, Tampico October
Steamer Tallahassee Asins Savannah October % with
nndse and passengers the Ocean SIS Co.
Steamer Princess Anne Davis. Newport News and Nor
folk with passengers the Old SIS
Steamer Nord America CItaD Motta. Genoa October
Palermo -. with mdse and Sc cabin and lO52
passengers TO BolosnesiHarteid Co Arrived at the
Bar at m.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27

ings in the Pacific Improvement Company The
sum paid for 1880 shares-or one-fourth OF the
stock Of the corporation-was s25oo,0o0. or 500
share II Is not known whether General Hubbard
purchased the stock his own account or Tor
others. There reports 10 the effect that MIS-
stanford's l250o shares may be acquired by
the same interests that purchased the Huntington
rork
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
RAILROAD EARNINGS IN TEXAS

Austin. Tex, Oct. B-The Railroad Commission
has just issued a statement showing the gross
earnings OF all the railroads IN Texas for the wear
ended June 80 1901. 10 be s5sI7 2eo. which is an
increase OF sll3s2467 over the previous year This
represents hftyone operating railroads In Texas of
which fOrty-three showed increases.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Marion ana Oliver SITS. corner. for a three
story franz dwelling house 22N5S, g B Ray
mond. owner. VI Harrington. No 3S2 Mott
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpool Oct 25-Arrived. steamers Bowie oBr Jones
New-York: Lucania (Br), Mckay. New-York 25th
sailed steamer Umbria (Br) Duton New-York
Hull oct 26-Arrived steamer Martello C30. Jenkins
York
Sciy. % a m-Passed, steamer Barbarossa Ger,
Mentz. New-York for Bremen.
Swansea. Oct 25-Saled. LANDAU
drews, NeU-York "
Southampton. Oct 26-Sailed ST Louis Passow
New-York Via Cherbours 'and passed Hurst Castle
l:20 M: arrived. steamer Bsrbarossa Ger Mentz
EewIYo&rk & for Bremen ta9d proceeded) passed Hurst
Antwerp, oct 2|saned. steamer Southwark (Br. Damn
New-York. ~ ~
renaerhaven oct 2s. -saied steamer cassel Ger,
for NeW-Iork ''
Havre, Oct &C. m. Sailed steamer La Gascogne Off,
Fournier, New-York - -
CherbourG. Oct 26 5:25 p m-Saied. steamer 81 Ious
Passow 0rom Southampton. New-York o
Gibraltar Oct &6P6ssed
New-York for Mediterranean ports ' '4seS
Marselles. Oct 26-Arrived steamer Neustria CFr,
Sagols. New-York. VT"
Genoa. Oct 23-sailed. steamer Scotia Ger Hamer N.
York '' -'c"-
Para Oct 25-sailed. Gregory C5r) Stitch Nav,
York " "' ->e"-
Cfrom Calcutta. etc). New-York - ''"eii
Shanghai Oct ZArrved previously steamer Ettrclaars
. OBJ Mckenzie New-York via Singapore
ST Lucia Oct 22-Saled. steamer
run from Rio JaneIro). NewYork October 90 saiisd
steamer Castilisn Prince (Br). Coull (from ssntes
etc). New-York ~ S''0s
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
BUILDING TITLE TRANSFERRED.

Title TO the Morton Building No 10 TO 116 Mas
sau-st., was transferred yesterday by Levi P. Nor
ton TO the Morton Trust Company
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27

HALF A MILLION DOLLAR DEAL
The Central Realty Company yesterday trans
ferred title TO parcel 6x1OO5 feet the north sid
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27

PACIFIC IMPROVEMENT STOCK SOLD.
San Francisco. Oct 26-According 10 THE calr'
a telegram from the East represents that General
Hubbard yesterday bought all the Huntington hold
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 625 Sunset sos Moon rises Moons age Is
HIGH WATER.
AM-sandy Hook 6:4s Gov Island 7:16lHe Gate 600
PM-sandy Hook 7.2O Gov. Island 1926 He'll Gate e:l9
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs Min
ing Stock Exchange furnished by William P. Bon
bright & Co, OF Colorado Springs:
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
SAILED

Steamers City OF Birmingham. for Savannah Palata
Ger, Hamburg. Goldsboro. Philadelphia: Georgetown.
Georgetown G. Guyandotte Norfolk and Newport News;
Menomnee G3rl, London; Ryndam Dutch Rotter-
Bouogne; Maracaibo Ponce Curacao. Ponce
Orlgen (Nor) Montego Bay: Fontabelle
kits Anchoria (BrI Glasgow Allegheny Ger.
Kingston, Moro Castle, Havana; Island DAM
penhagen; Etruria (r Liverpool; Patria Fr). Naples.
Maskelyne (3elg Manchester: Jefferson
Newport News; FL Cid. New-Orleans: Buffalo (Br Hull
British King CBrl, Antwerp Lampasas, Key West and
Galveston IroqCois, Charleston jacksonville. Sag-
naw. Wilmington n c, and Georgetown. s c; City OF
Macon. Boston; Hdur Nor. Matanzas etc. Bolivia (Br,
Mediterranean ports: Proteus. New-Orleans.