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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-25

matron OF honor for the whole South.
Mrs. Heuser is pleasantly remembered
as Miss BIrdella McGibbon, Of Cynthia,
Kentucky, and her present appointment
Will be matter of qualification to many
recalling her presence at former reunions
during her girlhood days.
Among the notable figures to go from
Virginia will be General James Macgill
and Mrs. Macgill, who were welded last
autumn in Petersburg. The portrait Of
the late General A, P. Hill, Mrs. Mac
gills father. has recently been presented
to R.. F.. Lee Camp In Richmond Miss
Ruby Mallory, a sponsor from Pensl-
cola, Florida, Is descendant of the
former Secretary of the Confederate
Navy, whose portrait was unveiled May
18th In the Solid South room OF the Con-
federate Museum as most highly ap-
precated gift from his son, Stephen NAL
lory. OF Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Macy at Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Albert Macy Of
Boston. Massa chusetts. will be at the
Woman's Club Friday afternoon. May
Goth, at o'clock.
Mr.. Macy is the editor OF Helen Keller's
wonderful book. and Mrs. Macy, more
than any one else. has had to do with
Miss Kellers education and training.
The talk that they will give will turn
principally on the wonderful development
} of the blind girl. intellectually and splr-
ltually. and cannot fall to be deeply
interesting.
Engagement Announced.
Mr. and Mrs. George William NC
Lanahan. Of Washington, D. c., who are
now In Venice. have announced the en-
gagement Of their daughter Miss Cor
della Day McLanahan. TO Mr.. II. Kings
bury Curtis, of New York.
Mr.. Curtis, who was graduated from
Yale in the class of 1884. and is a mem
Der of the Union and University Clubs.
Is brother Of Mr., William Edward Cur
tbs, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
under President Cleveland. and of DR..
Holbrook Curtis. The wedding will be
celebrated during June in Venice.
Personal Mention.
Mrs, c, w. Astrop and Master. Robbie
Astrop of surry, Va, reached Rich
rnond Yesterday. with Mr.. and Mrs
Writ Todd, OF Fork Union, Va, they
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-25

tiago. He belongs to q splendid family.
and has many relatives in Richmond.
Miss Hull is q beautiful type of Aneri-.
can womanhood and is as accomplished
as she is charming. a pleasant coinci-
dence is found in the fact that her
ercat-uncle, Governor Houston, of Ala
bama, appointed Captain Hobson's father
when young lawyer to I'LL a vacancy
ON the Alabama bench.
Sponsor and Maid.
General stith Boiling. Of Petersburg,
has appointed Miss Evelyn Gordon spon-
sor at the Louisville Confederate reunion,
with Miss Lily Urquhart as her maid
of honor.
Miss Gordon Is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James r. Gordon. OF No. $40 East
Grace Street. Miss Urauhart's home Is
No. 105 East Franklin Street, she being
the daughter of Mr.. w. II. Urquhart.
Both young ladies are favorltes in Rich
mond society.
Women Ministers.
At the meeting OF the Milton c. Work
Whist GLIB on Tuesday afternoon, Mrs.
Il. NJ. Anderson and Mrs. Fairfax Mon
tague scored north and south, while Mtg.
Bland S. Smith and Miss Lucy Quarlcs
were the winners east and west. Next
Tuesdays meeting will close delight
full and prosperous season. Members VIII
choose their partners on this occasion.
The whist tournament which will be
played Mt the Woman's Club this eve
ming will be the last OF the season, and
will probably be largely attended, not
withstandlng the many counter attrac-
lions. ms this feature Of the club has
proved most attractive to its whist play
ling members. The game will be called
promptly at half-past g.
Saturday to Williamsburg.
The excursion to williamsburg leaves
at A. NJ. Saturday. Parties can take
their luncheon and leave their lunch
baskets in the, lecture room Of the Bap-
fist Church, which has been offered
for their convenience. a committee of
| ladies will be there to extend any cour-
| tesics that may be desired. Mrs. WILL
| liam Ellyson's Circle Is composed of the
| following ladies: Mrs. s, y. Tyler, Mrs.
! Henry G. Jones, Mrs. j. Taylor Ellyson,
| Mrs, Frank s. Woodson, Mrs, j. G, Cor
ley, Mrs. Charles Fl. West, Mrs. Arthur
| Evans Mrs, Muscoe II. Garnet. Miss
Alice Palmer, Mrs. w j. Whitehurst,
! Mrs. Mollie c. Iarus. Mrs. w. r. l..
Smith. Miss Jennie Bargnmin, Mrs, John
| Miller, Mrs. ]. NJ. Whitfield, Mrs. w. IA
sadler, Miss Mira Jones' Mrs. Sol.
| Cutchins, Mrs. J. b, Wood. Mrs, s, Mon
tague, Mrs. G, W. Tanner, Mrs, Graysor
| Fairbanks and Mrs. Whitfield.
a number of them will go on Saturday
and tickets can be gotten from them OIL
ut the station.
Lawn Party at Club.
The Lakeside Country Club viii Civ,
a lawn party at the club house Saturda.
afternoon and evening, from TO s. Eacl
4 member has the privilege OF inviting {
Young lady.
Among those nsls ed ia receiNe arc
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posi- A Tonight.

Post A. n, r. AZ. viii hold Us iI' Rnrh1rs
meeting at their headqpaTteIs. as,.a,nnk
Many members OF Post a, who ATTENDED es,
the recent National ~. 7, AZ. Go,Ilye..,t'' ~
at Savannah, Ga. viii be present. anv ~
doubt Interesting features " Wy a =
ton will be dfscuSSed, ss sil{5stl ~ s3e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-25

Invitations shavefbeen received in Rich
mond for the marriage Of Miss Mary
Baird. of Charlotte, NC to Mr.. Frank
Al. Davis, OF Bristol, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-25

Miss Rosalias Blankinship Is the vir-l
g!nla graduate Of the Training School for
Medical College, OF Baltimore.
The commencement exercises will be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-25
The Louisville Reunion.

Miss Carte Peyton Wheeler, the daugli-
ter OF General Joseph Wheeler. of Ala
bama. viii be sponsor-in-chief at the
Louisville Confederate reunion, and hand
some Mrs. Henry Heuser OF Louisville.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-25

Miss Mary 3Lecke Pendleton, OF No. 10
West Preston Street, Baltimore. has as
her guests Miss Lucy Marshall, Willis,
OF Winchester, Va, and Miss h1abelle
Leatherman. Aof Hot Springs Ark. both
OF whom VIII be among Miss Pendleton's
bridesmaids atsiher marriage to Mr.. Her
bert w. Stftt8on May 31st. Miss Willis
will also be- q bridesmaid at the mar
riage Of h6r cousin, Miss Mary Russell.
to- Mr.. Gardner Willard Brown which
Will take, Rlsa.ce.,tearly in June at VIM
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Lawn Party at Club.

Chaperones will be Mesdames Preston
Noiand Allie Sands, Gilmore Ilotchkiss
and George Warren
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-25

At the meeting Of the Junior Hollywood
Memorial Association, held in Lee Camp
Hall Tuesday afternoon. Miss Mamie
dred dollars from the Hollywood Memo.
rial Associa ton will be used to make
improvement in the officers section.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-25

AR. and Mrs. ~. B. Winfree, Of Lynch
burg, announce the approaching marriage
OF their niece, Miss Norma Mcleod, of
stephens City, Va. to Mr.. j. Harvey
Canter. Of Canterbury, Va.
The wedding will be celebrated at noon
burg, Va. "a ~ - = 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-25

Miss Mary Peter, Of Baltimore. is the
guest OF friends in the city. IA. Nh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-25

Miss Inez Robinson and Miss Buelah
Germelman. who have been visiting Miss
Florence Smith, In Charlottesville, have
ROT cd
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DR.. and Mrs Guy Steele, of Cam
the marriage Of, Mrs. Steele's sister, Miss
Estelle Randolph Hughes of Virginia, to
DR.. Compton Rely Of Baltimore, son
Tuesday morning, June 9Th, at 80
o'clock, In Christ Church, Cambridge,
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Engagement Announced.
Personal Mentor

Mrs. C. w. Astrop and Master Robbie
Astrop. of surry. Ya reached Rich
nond yesterday. With Mr.. and Mrs
Writ Todd, OF Fork Union, Va, they
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1905-05-19
HART ON A HIsH-FlYlss sPRIt.

transport Paymaster mysterious'y Makes
Way With 10000 of Uncle Sans Gosh.
NCaptain Franklin w. Hart of Wash
ington, d. c., paymaster of the trans
port Lawson, has been arrested at San
Francisco for drunkenness, and will be
courtmartialed. Hart, it is alleged,
came down from Mare Island, with or
ders for $4,000 on the navy pay Of
fee. He returned so much under the
influence of liquor that he was unable
to transact business. 1t could not be
learned by officials what lie had done
with the $4,000.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1905-05-19

progress of the work, and to renew
the same from time to time, keeping
the buildings insured for not less than
seventy-fve per cent. of the cost there
of; and said notarial contract shall
provide for attorneys fees to be paid
by the Parish in event of suit for col
lection, or suit questioning the legali-
ty of the acts of the President of the
Police Jury or Of the Police Jury.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1905-05-19

A. seat on the New York stock .ex
change has been sold for the top-notch
price Of S2,500 1t would seem thai
the man able to buy it could afford
fairly comfortable seat almost any.
where-though perhaps not in another
world than this.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1905-05-19

No Coupon.
On the first day Of February, -.
The Parish of Tensas will pay to the
bearer the sum Of ..........
at the Office Of the Treasurer of the
Parish at the town of st. Joseph, be-
lng.... ..... .on
interest due on Court House and Jail
certificate Of indebtedness Number
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1905-05-19
SECTION nv.

Be IT FURTHER ORDAiNI ID'
+, that the notarial contrae1 ne..,n ..
egnizing a builders lien ana al prls1 ,ats
; On the buildings and on the ..I.sd l0ls
which the buildings are 70 ele'.ss ~ !
I .hall provide for insurance 2 on the the
~'dings for the protection q aa a. a.
hsasior during It's erection and 'ara.. a..
P is completion, until e0n.,ast ;ssnt
i. ]. fully paid, and P5;s'sssi 5;ssstsd
'hs Police Jury is ha r a tbe
eject such insursn| lur'ng 'n'
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1905-05-19

lContinued on last page).
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1905-05-19

BE 1T FURTHER ORDAINED.
Etc, that in order to subserve COM
mercial convenience and for the con-
venience of all parties to the contract
and in accordance with Section Three
Act No. 80, of the General Assembly
of Louisiana, approved July 10Th,
1902, the President of the Police Jury
shall, within sixty days after the
signing of the contract herein provid-
ed for, make and execute ninety GER
tificates, of five hundred ($50000) dol
lars each, and each, and eleven thous-
and two hundred and fifty ($11, ,250.00
dollars interest coupons, as INSTALL
ments to be paid on the price Of the
contract. These certificates shall have,
interest coupons attached and shall
briefly state the purpose for which
they are issued, the amount of the con
tract, the date upon which the certi-
cate is issued, and that the same is
issued pursuant to the contract and
TO this ordinance, and is evidence of
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1905-05-19

signed to the holder of this certificate; /;
and such holder is hereby subrogated
to our right 20 receive of this contract
price the amount named in this GER
tifcate, and to each and every right
and privilege arising under the ordi-
nance and the contract, to enforce the
payment of same.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1905-05-19
treasurer.
President of Police Jury.
ITO BE PLACED ON BACK OF
CERTIFICATE.)

This certificate and so much Of the
contract price named in said contract
between us and the Parish of Tensas
passed before Joseph Curry Clerk and
ex-officio Notary, on the. ...........
day of :. -. ...... H.. as
is represented thereby, is hereby as
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14
rrlcolor u. Abandoned.

The Norwegian collier Tricolor has been
abandoned by the underwriters. as they find
Ehe is 50 lodged among the rocks that il Will
be impossible 10 get any vessels alongside 10
help her Captain John Mstcslf Lloyds' sur
Neyor, an5 james Dickey have returned from
IRE place where she lies and they report that
while she IS n very good condition she ie ly-
INK on such q rocky bottom that IL viii be
useless to make any attempt 10 save her
Aetcslt and Dtckey vent nrst 70 Eureka.
then boarded the tug hanger and with
soat and lfe-saving crew from cape Men
C0CinO in TOW. started Tor the scene Of the
stranded vessel The tug Ranger only
sbie 70 approach within a nile OF the Tricolor
Here Aetcslf and Dickey took 10 the hfe-sav-
lirg boat and rowed up 10 the Iricolor in an
attempt 10 board her On account OF the
heavy seas running they found Il impossible
% board her There viii be made no attempt
the psrT cf the underwriters szlve even
g part Cf the uachfner.-. owing 10 the rocky
condition Of the bottom OF that vicinity anu
the uncertainty Of the weather The Inflated
vessel went ashore July - She is barely a
year cid yet she cost about s30o. .Coo-
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14
r.es Bunk % HIde cold.

Sol Peters is z colored cook. He belonged
20 the ship Chzrmer. which arrived Ia InIs
port or Saturday. He left the ship when she
urss Iylnz al Newcastle. Australia 10 20 Up
tozr 70 pay some frIeuGs a visit. When he
let the vessel ne left his golden coin valued
Al S12O tucked away under his mattress. When
the ship ready 70 sail Peters had not
turned Up, 50 q japanese cook was engaged IN
his place and promptly took possession OF the
cooks room The ship sailed 70 Honolulu.
where the japanese cook left the vessel. and
another cook was engaged 70 take has place
He also occupied the cooks room The ship
then sailed 20 this port When Peters. who
vas ie1r behind Newcastle. discovered the
GARNER had sailed he ccntrfvso to work his
way on q steamship bound for this port He
arrived here about three weeks ago and had
apent every minute since his arrival hanging
around the water front watching the arrival
of the Charmer, which he hoped was bringing
hin his lost gold
No sooner had the Charmer crossed in
through the Golden Gate than Peters chartered
cne q Crowley's launches ard proceeded TO
r. ship. he was laboring under intense ex-
csfeu1eut and his dark face vas OF aShy
IRE No ere or beard the little launch could
15rSe-zrznd what was the matter with the man.
ne quarantine officers had barely climbed
Sourn the side Or the ship when Peters made q
INNING jump from the top of the launch and
rasde q break for his old ststeroom. tore away
49, mattress q his bunk and there in the
very place he had left IL was his bag OF gold.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14
WILL RESTORE
THROUGH RATES
Long Fight Between Trans
continental and Southeast
ern Lines Is Adjusted
PEACE TREATY SIGNED
Settlement of the Trouble
Means Much to Shippers
of California Products

Freight Traffic Manager Sproule of the
Southern Pacific Company has been ad-
vised by Traffic Director j. G. Stubbs OF
the Hartman lines that the long pend
ing troubles between the transcOntinental
roads and the Southeastern lines have
been finally adjusted and that a through
rate on transcontinental freight destined
to points within the territories OF the two
big combinations of railways will soon
be restored. The disruption of traffic re-
lations between the Southern Pacific, the
Santa Fe and the Great Northern and
the roads constituting what are com
monty known as the Southeastern lines
occurred about year ago and has since
materially affected the California citrus
and dried fruit shipments. and the man
ufacturers Of the East. who are in the
habit of shipping the products OF their
factories to this coast.
Several attempts TO adjust the differ
ences In the matter OF freight traffic have
been made during the last twelve months,
but have utterly failed of satisfactory
results until a few days ago. when set
tIement was made and definite freight
tariff was agreed upon-
A circular will be issued in few days
to California shippers by the transcontt-
mental lines affected to the effect that
settlement has been arrived at and that a
new through rate will be announced as
soon as 1t has been properly complied
This news will be received with much
satisfaction in this State. where shippers
have eagerly looked forward to a settle
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14
JEWISH ORDER
HOLDS JUBILEE
Crowds Throng Alhambra to
See Golden Anniversary
Observed by B'nia Birth
GOOD WORK OF SOCIETY
Speakers Tell of Aid Lodge
Has Been to People and
Give Historical Sketch
Cd WORK OF SOCIETY

The Alhambra Theater was thronged
last night with the celebrants of the
golden jubilee of the Independent Or
der of B'nai Birth, so many being pres
ent that long before the programme
was begun further admission to the
hall was denied. Prominent members
of the lodge addressed the asse emblage-
Since 1855 the Jews of San Francisco
have been joined Trough this organi-
% tion, and its growth and success were
attested by the audience that was
gathered to do honor to the order on
its fftictn anniversary.
In the opening remarks Past Grand
President William Saalburg told of the
work done since his connection with
the society began, and he extended a
hearty welcome to the friends who
were gathered to celebrate the occa-
sion.
Grand President Hugo K. Asher made
some witty remarks on The Day We
Celebrate" telling of the Importance to
the Jewish people of the anniversary.
He explained the good the society was
TO the city and rendered a short his
torical sketch of the order since it was
chartered.
In The Destiny of the Order" Past
Grand President Lucius L. Solomons
discoursed on the future OF the Bnai
Birth and of the benefit it will be to
the race for which it was organized.
Patriotic feelings were stirred by the
Grafton. Our Country" delivered by
Otto Irving Wise.
The following programme was rem
dered at the theater:
Overture, Jubilee won Weber,, orchestra;
opening remarks, Past Grand President VIII
liam Saalburg: address, The Day We Cele
brate," Grand President Hugo X Asher; harp
solo, Chants Seraphiques' Parish Alvarsl.
Nine. John MarGuardt; address, The Destiny
OF the Order" Past Grand President Lucius
l.. Solomons; cavatina from rErnanf' (VerdD.
SigIora Sylvia Puerari; tenor solo. La Donna
Mobile. from .'Rig1letto." j. 2. Veaco;
cello solo, ''kol Ndre, Arthur Weiss, harp
and orchestra; Grafton. Our Country" Grand
Orator Otto Irving Wise; duet, "Parigi o
Cara from La Traviata Signora Sylvia
Puersri and J. F. Neaco: sextet from Lucia
di Lammermoor. orchestra; finale. orchestra
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14
Neyy Use for Tobacco.

A well-known poultry ana pigeon
raiser of Northampton, Mass. Is com
batting bird lice and other vernin with
tobacco stems, with the aid OF the
birds intelligence and prudence He
believes he has found solution or the
lice problem, IL he can only get MS
chicks used TO the smell OF tobacco
The pigeons use the stems for nests,
and prefer them TO the cieanest hay
They are much cearser than hay, and
do not make so soft nest, but the
birds seem to realize that the tobacco
odor keeps away the troublesome lice,
and sacrifice softness TO cleanliness
The stems have been placed in the hens
nests, also, and while the old birds
nestle down as comfortably as II they
were brooding on soft sweet-smelling
hay the little chicks are not won so
easily They sid1e away. and. II IT were
not for the persistent admonitions Of
their mothers, would wander far from
their tobacco perfumed nests. But 1t is
believed that the chicks will readily
become accIimated and give up their
plan TO join the white ribbonerS- The
bird raiser proeures the stems by the
busheI from the local cigar shops and
intends TO give them thorough trial.
New York Commercial
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14
chri.teninE Rnee Horses.

Tastes differ in the christening OF race
horses Lord Rosebery calls his Derby
winner Cicero A well-known French
sportsman calls his horse Nal au Ventre.
which does not sound nice in English 1t
seems to have tickled the fancy OF King
Alfonso. who Is reported to have said TO
the owner at the Auteuil races: Il am
told your horse is sure to win, and I
am advised by sporting editor to back
it, and 10 telegraph TO my mother, I
have. got Nal au Ventre and find it
Jolly" Then the King turned 10 NJ
Loubet and said: IF this horse wins l
shall certainly send that telegram TO my
mother" Nal au Ventre did not win.
and so Queen Christina was spared a
new spasm OF maternal anxiety. But
the anecdote goes far to explain King
Alfonso's popularity in Paris, where his
humor and high spirits have delighted
erybody.-Exchange
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14
Frcftemcn1 on Mnrren.

A JohEston. saloon watchran On the trans
PORT Warren, caused grcat excitement yester-
day morning by firing shot al Alec McDer-
mOLr. the cOl0red cook. The two men had
been guarreling early in the day il the ship :
galley. The result was that AcDermott grab
bed heavy iron rod ana attacked Johnston
Johnston Esn up - his room pursued by the
-tursgcd cook Here Johnston got MS revol
A. rhe cook Johnston ap-
car with The weapon. he cropped the Iron
r0c and red down the ships cecE- Johnston
ur=1 oae shuts but ulsstG tae cook. who IN
The ulearrIrls had set Up q series OF hoVls
and shriehs resembling those Of Apache
Indian As the cuok struck the gsngVay
i-s-uE 10 lhC cock. ne tell with q crash and
lolled over onto the Whsrl, Wnzre he landed
D'irh a rhud Johnston was arrested by Police
Dfucer Heuuebcry and taken 70 the Hartor
hospital. where De was charged with assault
H lrh intent 20 murder
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14

fIom Port Blakeley; schr Repeat. from Coos
Bay: schr Ariel from Grays Harbor: bktn
John Palmer. from Everett.
SAN PEDRO-Arrived Aug f3-Stmr Goes
Pay. from Santa Barbara; schrs Balboa from
sailed Aug 13-Stmr Coos Bay. for San
Francisco: bark Harvester. for Tacoma
sEATrLE-Arrived Aug 13, IL a m-Stmr
Grace Dollar. hence Aug s
Arrived Aug l3-Stmr Oregon from Nome;
stmr Dolphin, from Skagway.
Sailed Aug. 1;-Stmr Cottage City. for Skag-
way; stmr Charles Nelson. for San Francisc
FORT TOwNSEND-Arrived Aug 1s-S h-
Alice Mcdonald. from ST. Michaels, and sailed
PoINT LOBOS-Passed Aug 1s, Q m
stmr MarshheId. from San Diego. for Hardy
FORT BRAGG-Arrived Aug 1s-stmr Ma
tional City, with bark vidette in tow, hence
TACOMA-Arrived Aug I2-Schr William,
Bowden from Mollendo via Port Townsend
BELLTNGHAM-saie Aug 12-stmr shas-
ia for San Francisco.
liam G. Irwin. from Roche Harbor. for san
EUREKA---Arrived Aug -stn,r Corona.
sailed Aug 1s-stmr Eureka, for San Fran
cisco; strnr Alliance, for Portland. via Coos
Bay
NEW YORK-Arrived Aug 13-Stmr La Bre-
tagne, from Havre; stnir Moltke from Han
from Glasgow and Moviile
RoTTERDAM-Arrived Aug 1s-stmr Ros-.
soUTHAMPToN-A Aug i3~stmr s.
Paul from New York. via Plymouth and Cher
bourg.
HAMBURG-Arrived Aug I3-Stmr Bluech-
err from New York. via Plymouth and Cher
bourg
BOULoGNE-Sailed Aug 12-Stmr Ryndam
from Rotterdam. for New York. and passed
Lizard
CHERBOURG+Sailed. Aug 13-Stmr Grosser
Kurfurst. from Bremen. for New York and
passed Isle Of Wight.
QUEENSTOWN-sa Sailed Aug 13-Stmr Cam
mania from Liverpool for New York
DOyER-Sailed Aug 12-Stmr Pennsylvania
from Hamburg, for New York via Boulozue