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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-16
DELAWARE
WATER WAYS

the House today granted hearings
to u number of gentlemen from
Delaware, who urged appropriation
by this Congress for the improve
ment of waterways in that State:
Rev. J. s. Willis and Captain
Vineyard addressed the committee
in favor of an appropriation Of
$4,000 for improving the mouth
of Mispillion in accordance with a
port Of army engineers.
Messers. Clark, Minsch and
Gilders|ceye and DR.. d. W. Cooper
urged an appropriation Of $47, 900
for ihe Improvement of st. Jones
river.
A large delegation was present
from Smyrna in the interest OF
the Smyrna river. They were
headed by ex-Congressman l..
Irving Handy. In speaking for
the delegation Mr.. Handy had a
map showing what improvements,
are desired. These improvements
he said would require about $40,
600 of which one-fourth it was in
tended should be used for main
tanning the improvements the
government has already made,
and the remaining $4,000 to
making certain cuts i'll the river
slloaling at certain bends. In
addition to these Mr.. Handy said
it was desired to have new pro-
ject for improvements at the mouth
OF the Smyrna river. According
to the government engineers these
improvements would costsomething
like $4,000 but local opinion was
th2t if there were some changes
in the plans of the government ell
gincers the improvements would
cost considerable less.
In the Wilmington delegation
were Williom Lawton, Samuel X.
Smith, Clarence Sutherland, Cap
tain Horace Wilson and 0. c.
Purdy. The delegatioe was met
at the railroad station by r. p.
Robinson private secretary to Con-
gressman Ball, who escorted til, m
to the capitol and Mr.. Lawton, Us
introduced to the committee by DIR
Ball.
Mr.. Lawton had statement of
the needs OF Wilmington, which
he read to the committee and left
it with them for their guidance
in considering the claims of VII
mington. In this statement the
delegation asked for anappropria-
tiyn for 100000 for the mainton-
ance OF the improvements the
government has already made for
new project looking toward por-
mancnt improvements to the river
by building Il bulkhead and digging
the river out to the full width,
according to the port warden's
lines.
Mr.. Lawton in his statement
referred to the improvements that
have been made and the ben efits
that had resulted from them. He
referred to the building of two
iettics at the mouth Of the Christi
ana river, giving at that place Il
deeper channel than ever before
enjoyed.
The committee made the point
very strong that Wilmington will
have to make some arrangements
to take care of its sewage if the
citizens expect the government to
make improvements to the Christi
ana river as they considered it a
waste OF money to dig out the har-
Dor only to allow it to be shoaled
again by sewage.
In reply to these questions, Mr..
Lawton again referred to the fact
that the city will make an appro-
priation whenever the government
does and that the idea of the ap-
preparation from the municipality
was to take care of the sewage.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-16
A Sorrows Crown Of sorrow.

She-Mr. McCruesus was very rich,
wasn't he?
Hc-Yes; were you at his funeral?
She-Yes. 1t seemed great effort
for his nephew to control himself.
He-Ycs. 1t must have been very
hard trying not to look cheerful
Harlem Life. q
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-16
ALittie Late With New Year kesoiu
tons.

But we haya re- -vived to do our best TO serve
you during 1902. We thnnk our many patrons
.,r ra.t iavor- and can accommodate uew
one, and make terms 10 suit iesponsibc bay.
ets. Our solicitors will call for orders II dr'
sired. We give tradin, stamps. Lynch
Stores. Headquarters N. W. 'or Madison
and Fourth stsccts. Branch store :. W, Coz
King aud Eighth stret' M telephone or
aers promp, iy attended TO.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-16
Robbers Kill Two Officers.

WICHITA, Kan. Jan. ia special
from Chckasaw, l. T., says that rob-
bers held up and robbed two farmers
near AnadarkO. Okla. Sheriff Frank
Smith and his deputy, George Beck,
pursued and overlook the robbers who
opened fire and killed both officers.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-16
scheme That Failed,

Doctor-Did you follow my advice
and count until you fellasleep?
Patient counted up to $4,000. !
Doctor--And then you fell asleep?
Patient-No; then 1t was time to get
up.-Baltimore World.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-16

"Ah," said the great foreign actor,
~ have hit on a plan which will in
deed, bring me distinction"
"What is it?" asked friend.
II shall make farewell tour OF the
United States-and | shall not 60
back."-Brooklyn Life.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-16
Ol.InI,On,a Town Burued,

GUTHRIE Okla. Jan. 16.--The en-
tire business portion of Arapahoc, the
county seat of Custer county, has been
wiped out by fire The loss is 10000.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-16
The Last of ,Rastus,

Upon the roost he saw the bird.
And straightway tried TO pluck him:
The spring-gun went of as he stirred.
And he never knew what struck him.
Judge.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-16
eeparnte schools For CO1orcd People

GUTHRIE. Okla, jan. 1E:-.-,....SSSS
Justice Hur..6rd has isslied an order Is
the effect that il there be only one col.
orcd child of school age In school dis.
trict III" authorities must provide a
separate srhrn''i1"H" ,'A teacher. This
order takes in IN" "N'. territory ana
will prove yrrS "NNu>0'" I" the vari'
Gus counties
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-16
Large order For Cars.

BIRMINGHAM Ala, Jan. 16-The
Cincinnati Southern railroad has plac-
ed al, order with the Southern Car and
Foundry company for 1,so0 box and
fat ears, estimated to cost 81, ,25o,0OO.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-16

Caller-Your sister expects me to stay
to supper, doesn't she, Willie?
Willie-Sure; and she said if you
stayed as long as you did last night,
she thought she would ask you to stay
TO break Courier-Jour-
nal,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-16

Brazilian Balm, only cure on earth for
catarrhal consumption. SOC, and il.OJ
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-16
Not Tn 10 the standard.

Mamma-What's the matter. Willie?
Didn't you have 4 good time u the
party?
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-16
Both Henpecked,

$50 they were divorced. What was
the cause?"
"Ile was infa tuated with gardening
and she insisted on keeping chickens"
Judge.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-16
His Plan ,

"Yes; but l didn't get too much."-
Philadelphia Record.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-16

"Why? Didn't you get enough to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-23
NETWORK CITY.

Mails from Hong Kong. Mafch 49, ohahsh"'
March %. Yokohama. April 3, and Honolulu, April
"A reached San Francisco on the steamer Doric,
were dispatched east on April q at 10 a M and
are due in New-York the afternoon Of next
Friday Malls for China. Japan and Hawaii VIII
close at the General Postofice as advertised
The central council Of the International order
Of Kings Daughters and Sons will hold Il spring
festival at Carnegie Lyceum on Friday and Satur-
day The festival Will include a sale of Holland
linen and Delft ware.
William F. Dalton IS the name of a man who
was employed for time, about two years ago in
one of the departments of The Tribune Inc IT'D
me is Informed that he Is making of that fact
IN advance his present interests S a Journalist
and publisher" 1t Is proper for Tribune readers
TO know that the has no permission to refer
TO The Tribune, and that he has never been recon-
rended by II in any way Stree his connection with
The Tribune was severed in 1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-23

reply was: You shouldn't have mentioned t IA
Brooklyn matter to ANYBODY in the world WhT
b n OF payment Of $4,000 was for
as 70 foloWs: It Was suggested that l hire safe
deposit vault box With two keys one 1qa e Mr
Philips. Then the money was to he put in the sac a.;
deposit vault by me and taken out bE Da Ny o 3.dL
his representative to visit this office and was
to lay the $4,000 on the desk and turn my back.
Did you ever see Mr.. Dady, Of Brooklyn
the reporter asked.
No" said Mr.. Brauer. Il never him
or heard of him until his name was suggested
by Mr. Bowman. Commissioner Hawkes. wrote
me letter saying he wanted me to prefer
charges against Mr.. Fleming. one of his deck
masters who had charge of Pier No. 80. He had
a letter that he wanted TO sign. refused
TO sign the letter, and told him didn't think
that Fleming was the only guilty man l
showed him a large mass Of data IN this office
and told him l would swear that the record was
correct"
McDougal Hawkes.. Dock Commissioner. when
seen by a Tribune reporter, made the following
statement:
Mr.. Brauer made the charge that Nj r.. Galieh her
promise that they would FIX things with Fleming
one of dock masters in order TO give nun Inc Inc
to the Mayor and the District Attorneys office as
poration Counseis Office Mr.. Hutchinson. I made
several efforts to get Mr. Brauer to make his
charges IN writing. but he never did oTaiteher ana
bowman went before the District Attorney ana
stated that the 500 was consideration Tor Se1niSeS
that they considered legitimate. had tleInlle
tried on March % for referring MI Brauer to per
sons outside The Dock Department for pTlVlIsSeS
desired " Mr. Brauer Mr. Fleming answer cs
MES many Of Mr.. Brauers charges but Goes nor OF
rllllI clear up the shall probahly dispose OF
Fleine's case this week If find that ne did relt1
NJ T}~auers application for wharf prlV1!essS 70
some one outside Dock Department shall dlS-
cl,a-ps him, MI Warren seems to have taken the
Glory about the East Side pier and applied IL 20
the pier at West Thirty-fourth-st. The only con
na1rf0n that M Dady's name has with the ca;e
10 the assertion Of Mr.. Brauer that Bowman men
toned Dady's name
Michael ]. Dady. Commissioner of Elections, is
in Cuba.
The Brauer Line steamers have been running
from Philadelphia to Hamburg, and II is only
RECENTLY that the company has sought 10 nave
NeN--York as sailing port MI bldueI
hinted that there were interests able ana WllLng
to spend 81 100000 to keep them out, and that
his trouble in securing pier in TINS city was
due TO pressure exercised by those interests. He
says he has eight steamers -, 49,,
At the office of ". /. Bowman, No 62 wall
st he was said to be at his country place,
Southold, Long Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-23
BODE N THE DEADWOOD STAGE.

The Deadwood stage. which is nightly held up by
a ba nd of Indians the Buffalo Bill show in the
Garden last night carried Mrs O. H. +. Belmont.
Mrs Hermann OelrIchs, Mrs. Edward Marshall and
Joseph Letter as passengers. The Indians whooped
with unusual visor and the defenders defended
with unusual desperation as a result Tho occu-
pants Of the stage declared that their experience
was more exciting than bridge and ever so much
more fun than ping pong Every year the Wild
West Show tries to secure coachful OF people
from the audience take the perilous ride, but 1t
seldom succeeds SO we'll last night
The crowd at the Garden last night was again a
large one and full of enthusiasm. Colonel Cody
seems 10 shoot and ride better than ever. in spite
of his added years and the opening review of all
the horses and horsemen in the show is sight
worth seeing Those who could get into the
Ga rien hung about outside to hear the cannonad-
ing of San Juan Hill.
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GOV. ODELL IN CHARLESTON.
MANY NEw-YORKERS GATHER TO CELE'
RRATE THEIR STATE DAY.

Charleston. g c.. April 22-This was Maryland
dsv at the Exposition. In the Auditorium speeches
Of welcome were made by President Wagner.
Mavor Srnyth and Director General AVerii- ne
s1,onscs were made by General +. c latrooe eh-
Smith and Miss Martha F. Gresham reclteo Il re
Star Spangled Banner with hne erect Io-IlE,l
a reception was given in honor OF Governor smith.
Tomorrow will be New-Tork day A laf se pan ~
Merchants Association OF New-York Chamber OF
Commerce and New-YOGh Cotton fIZfhiiiise az
companied by many women. arrived TINS morning,
and Governor Odrl and his staff reached here on
d special train this evening. me business men
delegation had a "trip around the harbor ard up
he River O Magnolia Gardens DeIore the
Governor and his party arrived.
On the arrival OF Governor Odel the revenue
cutter Forward took him TO Fort Sumter. As the
Forward came TO anchor off Sumter the guns on
Fort Moultrte lust the bay. doomed OUT 9
salute to Governor CGelL
The New-York Building is Of the most Inter
esting and attractive of the structures. II mas
charming location on the bank OF Lake
,Tuanita not far from the Maryland Building. The
true Spanish Renaissance has been followed Win
out deviation modification In the architecture
OF the structure which consists of two separate
Enclosures, each under its red tiled roof and con-
nected with tiled patio. or court, in which foun-
tans play and tropical plants spread their
branches. A spacious pergola is on the east, and
this overhangs the placid waters of the lake and
is shaded by giant live oaks that are thick with
Spanish The principal room is the salon,
showing a dcmed ceiling and lofty hooded mantel
with caryatides. The color scheme of decoration
is green and gray the walls being tinted In green
with dado OF cloth in deeper tone. The dec
oratfons are from Joseph 7. McHugh az Co. OF
Newly ork- Opposite the salon is large reading
with the other. and is finished and furnished in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-23
JAMES n, SHAKESPEARE DEAD.
ONCE FAMOUS PHILADELPHIA LAW hh'
RUINED MENTALLY BY MARITAL
TROITBI

phradar,b,a Anril 22-James II. Shakespeare. at
ono time ono of the abiest and most SUCCESSFUL
members of the Philadelphia bar. died at 'he
Friends ASYLUM here. having been an Inmate OF
that institution for two years MT Shahespeaie
was horn In Delaware in 1850. and was graduated
from Dickinson College with high honors he
studied law under the late James II. Heverin. the
foremost criminal lawyer of this city and later De-
came his law partner. In 1850 MIR Shakespeare
married Miss Anna Hevertn. his partner sister'
hut ten wears later divorced her and married a
Mrs Whitlock In 1899 the second Mrs. Shakes
neare aIoped with a man known as Evans Wheeler.
atlas Sir Henry AfusgroVN OneQui. They went TO
England where Onequi arrested for swind!lns.
H.. Is said O be still in jail
veris brain and two years ago he was admitted to
q aSyum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-23
SAY ILLINOIS Is IN GOOD SHAPE.
THE RATTI ,EsHIP's OFFICERS INDIGNANT AT
STORIES ABOUT DEFECTS.

CAPTAIN G. \. Converse, commander, ana other
officers of the battleship Illinois. which is now
undergoing repairs at the Brooklyn Navy Yard
were indignant last night at the continued circua-
o,, of stories to the effect that serious defects
have developed in the battleship. 1t was said yes
rerdav that the vessels boilers had been cracked
and had to be patched, and that the entire boat
a failure.
These reports are absurd said Lieutenant Com
rnander Usher the executive officer of the ship
.The Illinois is in as good shape any vessel in
the navy Her boilers tight as can be- and
her machinery generally is IN excellent condition
These stories are without foundation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-23
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Racing g Aqueduct
BOA I'd Of Fducatiop. 40 ?. m
ac,-a on THE Capture OF Comet BY Jupiter ~
Charles Lar Poor. HaY=meyer He'll FoNnb'A I'M
versty. 40 p.
Dinner Of Minnesota Society. Waldorf Astoria p M
c, c.o-ge's Society dinner Demonicos evening
Dinner Of the Of tho Goth Regiment s'nrte
House ?. m
.,-ur -,a.ting Of the Founders and Patriots order.
Hotel Manhattan, evening,
CIT, Club election, evening
Icctu-e by Frank A. VANDERBILT. on Government honnS
Of the World" New-Iork University Hchool OF 'u'n
merce Washington Square. p. m
.-a ~, pauman Lowe Belden on The Art OF the
MedaIlist'' National Arts Club. p. m
Sem-centernal OF the Parish or the lhcarnnlin
service of the choir. p m.
Meeting of the Electrical Society college OF 'e
City New York D. m
.oa. .. ,b benefit @, the Church OF the Holy Apostles.
Carnegie Iyceum evening
Review Of the 18th Regiment BROOKLYN evening
Lecture by General r. 'Betrne. on n=de acts
az The Close of the War. St Alphonsus Literary
Class No. 2sJ Hudson st. 5: 10 p IN
peonles Institute by g. s kellogg on ne
Sculpture Of the Renaissance cooper iIon' . y IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-23
WANT A BATHHOUsE on WEST SIDE

mass meeting OF citizens Of the West Side. be-
tvveet Forty-second-st. and FIfty-ninth SITS. was
held last night in the West Side Neighborhood Hail.
No. 50l West Fiftieth ST. with the object OF secur
ing a public bath for that locality. The speakers
were Frank Tucker Miss Helen F. Green the Rev
Leighton VILLA ms. Mr.. Ryder, James McGoVeFL,
Superintendent Taylor OF the RvinSton-st. bath,
Josiah @ Pumpelly aud John J. TWorney- Reso-
lutions were presented by Alexander Law urging
the Board of Aldermen to devote part of the appro
priaton of $500 for baths in Manhattan TO build
ing bathhouse for the West Side y petition Will
be the Board of Aldermen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-23
J. d. T. HERSEY DEAD.
THE WELL KNOWN BROKER sUCCUMBs TO
HEART

THE WELL. KNOWN BROKER sUCCrMBs TO
HEART DISEASE
7 n r Hersey well known broker OF this
city died yesterday from heart disease. nj MS
home No 1872 West Twenty second-st
Mr. Hersey was horn in East HrtdgeWnter. Mass
In 1921 His father Jacob Hersey' VINO IL
said to have been the first manufacturer or thchS
and straw goods in this country AS a young mum
Mr. Hersey into the thread manufacturing
business but IN 1876 established a straw goods
factory in Munson Mass which was at that time
the largest of kind He married Miss Marcia n,a
pannel OF Utica. N Y. Some years ago ne ttite
"a this civ and into the brokerage business
although he still controlled his factory In M1hson.
Mr. Jersey was elected member or the onaHl-
her OF Commerce in New-York in 1870 lie was 10, ,,
man, wears president of the board OF trustees vi
tha First PRESBYTERIAN Church. at Fifth-ave anu
Twelfth-st but obliged TO give up this S Snice
a,s,ht ,yesrs ago on account OF bad healIn oiIlce
then he has been an elder of the churCh ne ltSNsS
widow and children-a son ana a uausl,I, =,
The funeral will be held al the rh'I '''''
Church on Friday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-23
"W4D" DOG FRIGHTENS CROWD.
RUNS INTO CORRIDOR OF THE AMERICAN THEA
TRE-SHOT By POLICEMAN

Several hundred persons who were congregated
about the main entrance the American Theatre
Ei,b,h-ave and Torty-second-st.. last night. were
thrown into a panic when small fox terrier ap-
neared TO go mad. Men and women fed in terror
IN ali directions as little dog into the
rfdor of the theatre and then into the street, all
the while swapping and snarlng.
Policeman DOndero by a deXterous movement
managed to grab string attached to the dog. He
then dragged the dog 10 the gutter. drew his re-
voyer and killed il with one shot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-23
JEFFERSON AT THE PLAYERS.
THE VETERAN ACTOR MAKES WITTY
SPEECH-MANY PROMINENT PER-
SONS PRESENT.

Joseph jefferson made witty address yesterday
ladies day"-at the Players. He spoke on
Shakespeare Bacon. Of actors. audiences. and told
many humorous stories. Among those present
were Edmund Clarence Stedman, Lawrence Hut
ton G. Perugini r. W. Glider. Daniel Frohman.
II & Hodges. William T Smedley Nicholas Fish.
Herr van Sonnenthal. Miss Margeret Angiin, Nine.
Odilon Mrs f. e. Stedman. Miss Stedman. Mrs l..
Hutton Mrs Walack. Miss Eta Frohman. Miss
Frances Wilson. Mrs. Hegenico Espenosa Miss
Cary Frohman, Nine. Alheru, Or, Alice G You
and Miss Amelia Bingham.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-23
HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PR0NINFNT ARR1tAIIS AT The HUI IiIS
CAMBRIDGE-Mrs. George Dewey, of Washing
ton FIFTH AVENUE-M. Yamanoushi and NJ
Matsada japanese Imperial Commissioners. OF
Toxic and ex- Senator Frank HscOCk. of Syracuse
GRANp-Maior Jean Il. Cakes. L. S A HOFF-
MAN-Tieuterant Joseph Wheeler Jr-, l. ; A.
and Shelby r HARRISON, of Lexington, KY. I'M
PFRIAI--Dr- g. A. Lacombe. Ii. p. OF Montreal
MARLBOROUGH Captain w. Baird. L S. A
MANHATTAN-Chef Judge Alton b. Parker.
New-York State Court OF Appeals MURRAY
tIITI-Rursette Iooms OF Hartford. SAVOY
William H. Sayre of Bethlehem Penn VICTORIA
State Senator George +. Green. OF Binghamton
WAIDoRF-Senator John F. Dryden. OF New
Jersey and Senator J. II. Willard. OF Nebraska.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-23
CARNEGIE DEDIC4TES LIRR4RT.

Pt;sburg. April 22.-Andrew Carnegie formally
dedicated the handsome free library Of Carnegie
Borough tonight before audience of twelve
hundred people.
Mr.. Carnegie expressed the highest apprecia ton
Of the fact that the people Of the town and sur
rounding township had esteemed him enough TO
have II bear his name
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-23
OUTGOING STEAMERS
TO-I)A y,

TODAY.
,.t ror Line Mails close. Vessel sails.
ts9'' Iovd 1000 a n
ENttk"f a IN
- ti' RadS Star. q 200
'oi' a IN IN
! cutoi,t' CrarinsTon 300
it"fHC'9r C'Iydc II 80 400
I leIono.' Old DomInlon 400
THURSDAY. APRI!. ~
,,r,,,o II,vre French go a m 10 90 III
10 C,,he and yucatau & c 500 a Ii:0O a m
500 a 1000 m
Prazu 1900 800
Vdp 800
q 1000
s-IrTolL Ola 800
FRIDAY. APRIL IS.
,,t,y Of Washington Tampico Ward. 1900 300 p m
Newfoundland, Red Cross. 1000 m 100 m
Iunearia Hayti mi -A m 1880 500
Jam Norfolk Old Dominion. 800 n
colorado Brunswick Mallory .......... 400 N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
,ss 90 Sunset CAT rises pm 1'4s Moon ase u
HIGH WATER
-, t.ooL no GOV Island sal Hell Gate 1919
M % tionk 3 10 Gov Island S:51 He'll Gate 1910
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posT OF NETWORK TSE5pAf A'f> -
ARRIVED
steamer @ Ross G Ind Bar Apa' m '"'
TO Philip afbos Ger, Witt ssvanllla April $ Garna
sena O. ii and P9f b1T9h Line
SANTOS LUCIA eas 9 Is r Fi.d
at ta SHf aT ~ to soaon
a ANS paett the Bar at I'll III m mdss
,9 n6o passengers the Panama Railroad steamship
cssny s 5TiSsne at a shr e eaia II with
riysa at the ~ BAR s,s a. ogd IL with
"9 s;s.% G sP W 10 and
Hale s and p anT aPo TO
" lsea%.r 15 Ssws ard $ NS @a
Canal William l;1 I osd n co south
ws sano fresh fn' breeze hay.
steamers Atlas barge Standard d oil GomPsIy
aiaamanden Nor, Philaaephia: Kaiser whsIm der
Crosse ltis s9or Smrfos Lombarda cta Genoa
Nane5 is badsphs Mama a
Anne Norfolk Newport News; Ydun 'Nor' san
tiago.
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
. :: xss t S+'5
and Hamburg 49,,
aas sss 4%,'t,'"" Dns
Reach Head, April 21-Passed. steamer Ocean tDutch)
Roy,ien Rotterdam New-iork. .
Plymouth April %. 800 m-Arrived, steamer Graz
Waldersee Ger kopn, newborn LOT Cherpours anu
proceeded
Melville 2-Arrvtd steamer Astoria ttri. WILSON,
New York for Glasgow land proceeded
ST kits April .?-Arri*ed steamer korona tBr carey
York
Rotterdam Apfl 21-Azrlv-d steamer Rotterdam Duch>
MADEIRA April s-ssIIed Mombassa tBrr Fair
from Calcutta), New-fuTE
Gibraltar April 22-Pass-d. steamers Banila utaD'
Caile New York for Naples; Tartar Prince tsf)'
McFarlane Pa New York
Marseies April I9-sailed. steamer Massia tFr). Jou-
bert NYw-Y. III Arrived Goth. steamer Gallia Fr).
Pnvey. New-I TX. - ~,
Naples April 22.ArrNed. steamer IlSiria t'ap- "oi
IA Sew-York Tor Genoa
1S-Niled. steamer Jenny Chust
sew
Colombo April Is-Saed. steamer Erica GER. from
Hong Kong and Saigon and Manila for New-iork
Colon April 22-ssiled steamer Orizaba Smith. New
Ct MichaeIs April 11-sailed steamer Archmede Qtap
Demarchi from Genoa and Na0ass for Nev-fork-
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SHIPPING NEWS.

,,osr OF NETWORK TUESDAY. APRIL y l''-
ARRIVED.