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The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
Late Shipping Intelligence.
SAILED.


Wednesday, April 20
stmr Asuncion. Brideetf Port Hartford.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
TATQOSH-Passed out AnriI 20-Stmr STAN
ley Dollar. from Victoria, b c. for Japan
ISLAND PORTS.
HoNoLULU-Arrived April 2e-stmr Ven
tura, hence April ii for Auckland and sydney
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NEW YORk-Arriyed April 20-Stmr Ma
iestie. from Liverpool aad Queenstown stmr
Copenhagen.
sailed A5ril eo-stmr Cedric. for Liverpool
LIVERPOOL-Arrived April 2e-stmr Iver-
MIA. from Boston: stn1r Bayarian, from St
John, b. and Halifax
Sailed April 20-Stmr Friesland. for Phila-
delphias via Queenstown ;stmr Oceanic. for
New York, via Queenstown
GLAsGOw-Arrived April le-stmr Buenos
dfnian, from Boston.
SOUTHAMPTON = Sailed Ap-il 2e-stmr
KreRpFinz Wilhelm. from Bremen, for New
York. via Cherbourg.
oUEENsToWN-Arrive April eo-stmr
Neordland, from Philadelphia. for Liverpool
GENoA-sailed April 2o-stmr Hord Amer
Observation-Disclosures April 20-Stmr Pa
tricia, from New York. via Plymouth for
Hamburg. and proceeded.
Sailed Aprii 2e-Stmr Kronprinz Wilhelm.
from Bremen and Southampton for New York
NAPLES-Arfived April 2o-Stmr Prinz
Adelbert from New York
BAHIA BLANCA-Arrived April 20-Stmr
Admiral Haneiin. from Santa Rosaiia, via
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. April eo-stmr Aby-
dos. from San Francisco, etc. via London.
HoNGKoNG-saiied prior to April 2o-stmr
Empress OF India, for shanghai, Nagasaki
Kobe. Yokohama ana Vancouver
ANTWERP-Saiied April 20-Stmr Switzer-
eriaAd. for Philadelphia
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
Marriage Iicenses.

OAKLAND. April 20.-The follow
ing marriage licenses were issued by
the County Clerk to-day: James
Mitchell. over p. and Anna Dormann.
over is. both OF SAN Francisco; Char
ley &. Nagan. %. Oakland. and Ethel
NJ. Norris. 1s, Codeyville. Kans.: Emil
Carlson. 81. Telluride. Colo. and Ida
~. BjOrklund. 80, San Francisco; Al
phs /. Cspps so. EmeryVille. and
Florence NJ. Irwin. IS. Fresno; Will
liam Abbey. -, and Myrtle Mischael.
-, both of Oakland; Fred ". Sink.
over q. san Francisco. and Emma NJ.
SSllin. over Is. Oakland: Frank p.
Sproule. 2S, and Victoria weis. 90.
both OF Los Angeles; Joseph :. Ander-
son. over 21. Fruitvale. and Agnes Y.
stirling. over IS. Oakland: Robert 5.
Harris, p. and Eva .. Higgins, p.
both OF Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
Prlne Mhist Tournament.

OAKLAND, April 20.-The ladies in
charge Of the chrysanthemum booth
At the coming fair of st. Anthony's
parish Will give a prize whist tourna-
ment for the benefit of the booth at
st. Anthony's Hall, in East Oakland
on Wednesday evening. April 27. A
large number of prizes have been Sc
cured by the committee of arrange
ments. the members of which are:
Mrs. Hugh Hogan. Mrs. NJ J. Keller,
Mrs. William r. Geary, Mrs. II. s.
Knapp. Mrs. Donnelin. Miss M. Com
minis. Miss Fitzgerald. Mrs. Cook, Mrs.
John Ellis, Mrs. David Baxter, Miss
Eleanne Dimond. Miss Anna Howard
and Miss Powers.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
BISHOP CONATY WILL
LECTURE IN THIS CITY

Right Rev. Thomas J. Conaty. d. ID.
Bishop of Los Angeles, will deliver
his first public lecture in San Fran
cisco Monday evening. May 2. Bishop
Conaty has a great reputation as an
orator and scholar. He was one OF
the founders of the Catholic Summer
School in the East and was selected nv
the Archbishop of the United States as
rector of the Catholic University. To
succeed Bishop Keane.
Bishop Conaty is In great demand in
Los Angeles as speaker on all oeea-
sions of Importance, and he attracts
large audiences. There is deep inter-
est in his coming lecture in this city.
1t is under the auspices of the Catho-
lie Truth Society
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
CITY EXPERT
FILES REPORT
Makes a Number of Recon-
mendations as to the
Methods in Bookkeeping
OFFICIALS COMMENDED
Changes Urged to Prevent
Loss in Matter of Hand
ling the Assessment Rolls
Oakland Office San Francisco Call
111S Broadway. April 20.

Oakland Office San Francisco Call'
Ills Broadway. April 20.
With much to commend and little to
criticize, Julian B. Harries. special ex-
pert for the city employed by Mayor
Olney, filed a report to-day on the
condition of the books and financial
records in the various departments OF
the municipal government. Account
ant Harries notes a number Of changes
in method he thinks would improve the
bookkeeping and simplify the accounts.
The Auditors work in closely collect
ing personal property taxes is favor
ably noted Concerning the Tax Col
lector's Office Harries says:
"The books and accounts Of this de-
partment are all that they should be,
creditably correct, but it is more than
can be said of the records dating back
some years"
The cancellation of $22, ,273, delinquent.
personal property taxes, the bulk Of
them having been involved in dead
litigation with the Southern Pacific
Company, was urged The expert said
the amount was not colIectable and
should no longer cucumber the records.
New systems of bookkeeping intro
duced into the Board of Public Works
by Secretary w. B. Fawcett are par
tieularly observed by the expert, who
adds:
This is a great Improvement, and
praise is due the clerk of the Board of
Works who devised the plan"
Harries recommends an increase in
the deposit of SIS demanded from con-
tractors as a guarantee fer the proper
renewal of streets and the cleaning up
of debris around new buildings after
work shall have been completed.
A new method for handling the as
sessment rolls is recommended. The
expert finds that there is loss to the
city in tax collections because of delay
in the furnishing of the rolls by the
County Assessor. He urges that a copy
of the county rolls be made simulta-
neously with the progress of work in
the County Assessors Office.
Changes in the manner of issuing re-
quisitions for supplies are recon-
mended.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
NEW BOARD OF TRADE OFFICERS
III. C. Capwell Is Chosen President to
Serve During the Coming Term.


OAKLAND. April 20.--The officers
of the Oakland Board of Trade for the
ensuing year were elected at the first
meeting of the newly elected board of
directors, which was held this after
noon at the rooms of the Board of
Trade.
The newly elected officers are: Presi-
dent. II. c. Capwell; vice president.
Charles j. Heeseman; secretary, Ed
win Stearns; treasurer M. ]. Keller.
After the election the directors in
dulged in a brief discussion of plans
for the coming year and the board
adjourned to meet next Friday even
ing.
The new officers are all we'll known
in Oakland and have been prominent
in the commercial world upon this side
of the bay. Mr.. Capwell, the new
president. is a leading retail dry goods
merchant and has been prominent in
Oakland affairs for many years.
Charles j. Heeseman, the vice presi-
dent, is leading retail dealer, as is
also NJ. ]. Keller, the treasurer. Ed
win Stearns has been secretary and the
executive officer Of the board for sew
eral years.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
Famous Highway Into Con-
ira Costa County Can Be
Travelled by Light Vehicles
SLIDE on OLD SECTION
BIG Hole Through the
Hills Has Never Been
Blocked During Winter
Oakland Office san Francisco Call,
Ills Broadway, April 20.

The famous. tunnel road between
Oakland and Walnut Creek is not in
such bad condition as early reports
indicated. The tunnel portion of the
road has always been in good condi-
ton, though the spring storms caused
bad slide between the Fish ranch
and the little settlement of Lafayette
on the Contra Costa side of the hills.
but even at this point the road can
be Travelled.
Much store was set by this unique
road through the hills by the resi-
denJs OF the San Ramon Valley, who
wanted quick and easy communication
with Oakland. The road was COM
pleted last year and it was feared that
the winter rains might have a dam
aging effect upon the -lew work. The
new portion Of the road from the foot
OF the grade on the Oakland side to
the tunnel and then down to the
Buckley residence on the Contra Cos
Ia side withstood the winter. There
has been no time when this portion
was not open.
The section that gave way is on the
Contra Costa County side on the old
stage road that led through WalnIt
Greek to Concord. At one point bad
slide occurred, which for while
blocked the road to heavy travel. Su-
perviSor Stow of Contra Costa Coun-
". in whose district the tunnel road
lies. is now at work making repairs
and he announces that in about two
weeks he will have the road in good
condition. Even now the road is pass
able for ordinary vehicles, though not
if heavily laden.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
Prom PhiIippine. 10 Jail.

OAKLAND. April -2o.-Thomas G..
Duncan. a private IN the hospital
corps OF the United States army. who
has returned from two years service
in the Philippines, was in the Police
Court to-day on a charge of neglect
ing 20 support q child. His former
wife was complainant Duncan was
released on bond, his case being con-
tinued until tomorrow. He is still in
the service. Before enlisting Duncan
was a printer in this city.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
WILL HONOR THE MEMORY
OF LATE WILLIAM BADGER
Members of Societies He Aided Pre-
pare for Memorial Services at
Golden Gate Hall.


A memorial service in memory Of
the late William G. Badger is to be
held Sunday. April "a. at D. M, at
Golden Gate Hall. 625 Suffer street.
under the auspices of the Bunker
Hill Association. St. Adams Sunday
school and the Order of Golden Links.
These organizations flourished and
were widely known in this city during
the period intervening between the
years 1852 and 1890, the aggregate
membership numbering in the thou
sands.
The young people of that period
are now middle-aged and on the shady
side of life, many of them occupying
positions of prominence and influences
in the community.
The founder of these organizations.
William G.. Badger, passed away
March IA last at the age of So years.
A religious service was held at Grace
Episcopal Church. but this did not
seem to satisfy a host of friends for
merly identified with the above and
other organizations.
A cordial invitation to attend these
services is extended to those that
knew him best and loved him for his
many virtues
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
PORTOLA COUNCIL, Y. Nj. T..
ENTERTAINS AND DANCES
Seventh Anniversary of the Orgapiza-
ton of That Body Observed In
Regular Way.

ton of That Body Observed In
Regular Way.
Members of Portoia Council No.
470, Y. NJ. l.. observed the seventh an
niversary of their organization with
an entertainment and dance at Golden
Gate Hall last night, in which $50
members and friends participated.
Grand Director Eugene G. Fitzger-
aid acted as master of ceremonies and
opened the evenings entertainment
with few selections by Hynes' or
chestra. France Thiel followed with
a number of rapid time airs on the
piano. He was recalled three times.
Charles Oliver had the audience
convulsed with laughter with his
comic songs.
Charles T. Graeber's mandolin club
composed of five young ladies and
eight young men held the audience
spellbound and were compelled to re-
peat portion of their selection from
I'll Trevatore' before their hearers
were satisfied.
Misses Dorothy Driscoll and Lo-
retta Murphy gave an excellent rendi-
ton of "Reveil du Lion" and as an
encore executed the Picnic Polka"
with marked accuracy.
Professor Graeber and d. B. Torres
rendered several melodies on their
banjos. The seats We're removed from
the floor and dancing began. 1t was
midnight before the last waltz was
spun over the waxed floor and the
evenings enjoyment ended.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
NORTH OAKLAND FOR SCHOOLS.
Two Enthusiastic Meetings Are Held
and school Bonds Are Indorsed.

OAKLAND, ApTfl 20.--There can he
no question as 20 how the northern
part Of Oakland stands on the pro-
posed school bond issue. which will
be voted upon on Saturday next. At
q meeting held in the Durant School
building last evening addresses in
dorsing the proposed bond issue were
made by former Senator Guy 9. Earl.
:. g. > Dunbar J. p. Garlick. il. c.
Ingram. Councilman A. II. Elliott, L.
=. Hardy school Director c. d. Rog-
ers and w. r. Gibson. The following
resolutions were adopted:
Whereas the city council and the Board OF
llduNeftcn ~ the city of Oakland are about
- cal an election for the issuance OF bonds
fcr many public improvements. ana whereas.
We heisefe the issuing cf said bonds viii he
r great benefit 90 the city 81 lsrEe and 10
cfeTy citizen In the city OF Oakland therefore
10
Resolved. That We the members OF the Sec
cud Wand Improvement Cluh. heartily indorse
the scrion % said Council and said Board o.
Educstion Of the cfty of Oakland. and be IL
i-ffher
Resolved That ne viii do an in our power
% secure the passage of said bonds believing
that in 50 doing are thus pF@moting the
best interests Of the city and community.
The Northwest Improvement Asso-
citation also held meeting last even
ing and listened 90 an address by
school superintendent J. ". Nicely
monds. This Organization also in
dorsed the school bond proposition
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
ALAMEDA is READY FOR
BIG RALLY OF BOOSTERS
Prominent Speakers Are Billed to Ad-
dress Meeting i'm the Island
City Tonight.

ALAMEDA. April 2o.-Boosters
from all sections of Alameda County
will attend the big promotion rally to
be held under the management of the
West End Improvement Association
in the webster-street wigwam to-
morrow night. President c. r. Smith
of the association will be the chair
man of the meeting and among the
speakers will be Mayor Warren Oh
ney of Oakland: Thomas Rickard
president of the Town Trustees of
of Berkeley; Rufus p. Jennings, secre-
tary of the California Promotion
Committee; Senator @. R. Lukens, r.
A. Dague. Rev. William Norman
Guthrie. superintendent of Schools
Fred T. Moore and representatives
from the Adelphian Club of this city
and the Ebell Club Of Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
WOULD SOLVE
TWO MYSTERIES
Mrs. Sidney Blanchard Asks
Mrs. VIM. Raymond to
Write Once More to Her
SEARCH FOR LOST GIRL
Unknown Writer Claims to
Have knowledge of Death
of Miss Lillian Heald
Oakland Office San Francisco Call.
111S Broadway, April 20.


111S Broadway. April 20.
Mrs. Sidney Blanchard. the sister Of
Miss Lillian Heald, who has been miss
ing for more than a week, is deter
mined to discover the identity of the
mysterious Mrs. Raymond" If that
person exists and has any regard for
the feelings Of an anxious relative
Miss Lillian Heald dropped out OF
sight Tuesday OF last week and two
days later a letter was received by
Mrs Blanchard signed Mrs William
Raymond" saying that the writer had
seen the missing girl fall into the bay
at the foot of B street and drown.
The letter gave no address and was
believed by the police and Mrs
Blanchard to have been the work Of
the missing girl herself. All efforts to
find Mrs William Raymond have been
unavailing and the mystery yelling the
letter is as deep as that surrounding
the missing girl. But more than
week has passed and no trace Of Miss
HeaId has been discovered, and to-day
Mrs. Blanchard issued the following
letter addressed to the unknown Mrs
Raymond in the hopes that she might
learn something either Of the writer
or of the lost sister:
Mrs. William Raymond: Whereas. your
letter concerning my sisters disappearance 10
very unsatisfactory. and in your excitement
YOU probably mistaken. as to the place
at which you say this happened. and when
/ assure you that blame can rest on you
and there Is no way In which trouble can
possibly come to you because OF this matter.
beg and pray that you will come to me and
tell just how 1t happened and where for
/ know il could not have been at B street. as
there was no water there the time you say
you her.
TO me you write again and correct any
mistake you may have made II you had only
given your address I might have written OF
gone to you.
If you have any human sympathy you viii
do what / ask. In horrible supense.
MRS. SIDNEY BLANCHARD
SIS Thirty seventh street. Oakland. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
Wife Left Him.

OAKLAND. April 20.-A decree of
divorce was granted Alpha Davis to-
day by Judge Ellsworth from Lizzie
c. Davis on the ground of wiIlfuI de-
sertion. Mrs. Davis refused TO leave
Grass Valley and come to Oakland
with her husband and after waiting a
year or more Davis filed his petition
for a divorce.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
butchers to Hold barbecue.

OAKLAND, April 20.-The Butch
ers' Union will give an old fashioned
barbecue and picnic at Idora Park on
Saturday. May 7, at which there will
be exhibitions of rough riding. .sbron-
co busting and contests in lariat
throwing. There Will be a display of
fireworks in the evening.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
Native Daughters, Whist Tourney.

OAKLAND. April 20.-Piedmont
Parlor No. 81. Native Daughters of
the Golden West. will give a prize
whist tournament at Ben Hur Hall on
the evening of Thursday. April 2S
The arrangements for the tournament
are in charge Of the following COM
mittee: Miss A. Block. Miss Annie
Mcdonald, Miss Jones. Miss Winnie
Mulvey. Mrs. c. Calvin. Mrs. A
Knabbe and Mrs. J. Brown.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
GIllogly Elected Captain.

ALAMEDA, April 2o.-City Clerk
James w. Gillogly was elected cap
tain OF Company G, fifth Regiment
N. G. c.. last night to succeed Captain
K. R. Mcdonnell, resigned. George
Schroeder was chosen first lieutenant
and Rushton Mcconnell second lieu
tenant.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
NeN Berkeley Firm.

OAKLAND. April 2o.-Aritcles> Of
Incorporation of the Miller-Walker
Company were filed with the County
Clerk to-day. The purpose of the COM
pany is 10 establish grocery business
in Berkeley. The capital stock of the
corporation is $4,000 and is divided
into shares of 500 each. The direc-
tors are W. A. Walker. Anna ]. Wal
ker. Abner Walker. w. w. Miller and
Clara Miller.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
Rebekahs VIII Play Whist.

OAKLAND. April 20.-The men,
bers of Sunset Rebekah Lodge No. 10s
will give prize whist tournament to-
morrow evening at Alcatraz Hall in
West Oakland. The arrangements
are in charge OF the following COM
mittee: Mrs. Kate Talbot, Mrs.
Matte Martin, Mrs Jessie Boswell
Mrs. A. b. Mcintosh. j. C. Bullock and
c. A Cove.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21

Prior to the speaking there will he
a short musical and literary pro-
gramme. In anticipation of large
attendance the seating capacity of the
Webster-street wigwam has been in
creased and the interior of the build
ing beautifully decorated for the oc-
casion.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
NEW ADvERTIsEM4ETs
WHAT CAUSES pAxDzurra
Greatest European Authority on ski
Diseases SAYS It,s q Germ.

The old idea that dandrun is scales Of
skin thrown OF through a feverish con-
dition of the scalp is exploded. Prof
Unna. Hamburg. Germany. European
authority on skin diseases. says dan
druff is a germ disease. The germ bur
rows under the scalp. throwing up little
scales of cuticle. and sapping the vitality
OF the hair at the root The only hair
preparation that kills dandruff germs is
Newbro's Herpicide. Destroy the cause.
you remove the effect" Not only cures
dandruff- but stops falling hair and per
mits a luxuriant growth Delightful hair
dressing Sold by leading druggists. Send
10c in stamps for sample to The Herpi-
eide Co, Detroit. Mich.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
5000 Men Idle at Quincy.

QUINCY, Mass. April 20.-To-day
200 molders and pattern-makers of the
Fore River Ship-building and Engine
Company joined the strikers. making
a total of 5000 men now idle.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
oAKLANp. April a0.-Tha -,

OAKLAND. April 2O.-The charge
or endorsement against Charles
Blessing, former manager of a bicycle
agency in this city, has been dismissed
in the police court Differences Bless
ing had with his employer, f. N.
Jones, were settled.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21

SPRINGFIELD. III. April eo-The Supreme
Court in the Of the Weare Commission
Company OF Chicago to-day affirmed de-
cision Of the County Circuit Court and the Ap-
pellate Court, holding that transactions In
grain where actual delivery is not intended
are Illegal.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21

scULLY GETS BALM FOR INJURY
James A. Sculiy get verdict for 5000 dam
ages against the United Railroads yesterday,
His foot was badly crushed while he was
passenger on an electric ear and he sued the
company for $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21

KANSAS CITY, No. ApTil 20.-The indict-
meufs returned by the recent Grand Jury AZ
Kansas City, Kans-. against nine persons
charged with boodling. were quashed to-day
by Judge Moore in the United states District
Court the ground that they were improperly
signed by Attorney General Coleman
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
TUESDAY. sEPTEMRER u.
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Saturday, Sept. "a, 1904
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamer Celtic @ R2Rs9n s9i LyerPGOI September s 10 ana
Lass passengers and mdse Arrived the Bar
Steamer Unbria CB). stephens Liverpool September II
@ sne 9geensio%n Is to the C1nard S Co. Limited with
steerage passengers Arrived the
steamer Exeter City CBq. King Bristol August and
arrived at the Bar at 4:4o m
Der and Shields O. 70 Philip Rupreeht in ballast Ar
Steamer Roath Cl. Harding. Tiitjap July sourabays
Port said % EivteTs 81; 40 "a bsIaGsrs BreaE
water 2S Sith sugar TO the American Sugar Refining CO.
nS II Maria ds ksTnasa R aewS9T cseTS99 d Po
SAID August "a Algiers septenber Deaware Break
EdSs Ss r. win to t ATOFsS a - BIS H9 to Fupch
atss5nsT Aslaby GB0; wahIaai:t, T{IIatjep July I
Gibraltar "a via Delaware Breakwater September %
with sugar, 70 cEaEnlkOw McDOugsl Co. Vessel to
Steamer San Marcos Johnston Galveston septsno&eT & i
APsaoTsa II e. 0Ss5anne a 4aoe at m :, 70
soushsFn Pacific Company with mdss Left Quarantine
Steamer yolu5a GSoT Pssrssn @ S Nsworisans seDtsm-
sSer S 20 S Of d1 m sPoarbs Savannah
September q, to the Ocean steamship Company with
steamer Tsiishassse Johnson savannah sePtsmOer q
Poeasset t5I. Oven, Newport News ssptemes
44s.ss xTEixsd he Bar Sao - ,'l' ,'
TO the Old Doinon ss Go. with passengers and mdss
sandy Hook J. sept "a $3.50 2 ua-wind southwest
fresh breeze; partly cloudy.
SAILED.
steansEs ssrnis cser Hingsoa savqnia. etc. Island
Hong Kong; Csmoens eig). Manchester Princess Anne
Norfolk Newport News; FL Alba, Galveson Kansas
City, Savannah; Chesapeake BALTIMORE Luoania (Br)
liverpool; Minnetonka (Br) London; Patricia Ger.
Hamburg via Dover; Royal Exchange Cr) Philadelphia
Rippingharn Grange l5r) Sydney. auckland. Wellington
Sep-Yori Southampton via Plymouth Cher
bourg trinidad (Br) Bermuda: vaderland (Beg) Ant
wer Dover Koengin Luise (Ger Naples and Genoa:
Zua. Curacao and Maraoaibo; Ethiopia (Br) Glasgow;
Coa-no San Juan: FL Sud- Galveston; MsIico Havana:
T5oxno (Nor) Progreso.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
SAILED.
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpool Sept 24saiIed Campania CBT Pritch
ard, Nsw-York; arrived steamer Victorian QT) Kerr
Southampton Sept 24-saiied steamer Phadslphis Mills
New-YOrk via Cnsrbours Cand passed Hurst Castle
London Sept 2<-sssed Minneapolis Obj. Gates
Bristol Sept 24-Arrved. steamer Wells City OBJ, Carey
Copenhagen Sept 22-Arrived steamer Louisiana DAM
Andersen. New-York via Baltimore.
HamuTg Sept 22Sailsd steamer Albsno Ger. Kuden-
hold NeW-York.
NieEich, NeW-York via Cherbourg
Antwerp. Sept 24ssiled. steamer Iceland osr
Cherbourg Sept "a 5:45 un-saied steamer Philade-
Hayre Sept "a. a m-Sailed. la Savoie CFr)
Porot NeH-York 10 m. Bordeaux Gr). Deano.
Gibraltar, Sept 2s-Pazed steamer Gaira Or, Pavsy.
Marsees Sept 2isailed. steamer Patria Qta Gotuzza
Genoa sept 2Arrtved steamer Perugia (Br) Johnston
New-York Via Leghorn
Genoa, Sept 21-saied. steamer Buenos Aires SPAN,
sagres Sept 2S-Passed steamer Etruria dta Frtsoone
New-York via Fayal for Genoa
l9-Sailed, Kish (Br),
(from New-York), SINGAPORE. Hiogo and Yokohama
Aineris Sept le-saled. steamer DinnAmare Utah.
singapore sept 24Arriyed previously steamer ornley
CBT) olsen NewYork via ST Vincent. Y. for Fusan.
Hong Kong, Sept 24Arrfved previously, steamer Ayala
Csr) Hume New-York via Colombo.
Hobart Sept lsArrived steamer Sussex Cr). Robert
son Melbourne, Sydney etc for New-York
Sandy Point. 1e-Salled Coya tr) Thomas
Cfrorn New-YorK via Montevideo) Valparaiso.
Santos Sept lSArved. steamer Soldier Prince CBr).
Para Sept 22-Saied. steamer Dunean CBr). Thomas.
Nsw-York-