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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-03-24
Wasn't Natural

Fuddy-Everybody is astonished
that so exemplary man as Fodgers
should turn out an embezzler.
Duddy-Everybody but me. I'm
not bit astonished. 1 happened to
know of his going home in drench-
ing shower when he might have
hooked an umbrella without the
least danger of his being found out.
From that moment l suspected Fod-
gers was d man who was not to be
trusted.-Boston Transcript.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-03-24
a Lesson.

A man at Glasgow hotel in a
loud tone of voice called his friend
back just as he was leaving the din.
ing room and then whispered to him,
"How far would you have got if l
hadn't called you back ?"
The other, Strengthening himself
up, replied in a tone loud enough
for all to hear: mo, sir, / won't
lend you f5. haven't got it on me,
and if / had l wouldn't let you have
1t until you paid me what you Dor
rowed two months ago."
His friend will never call him
back again in a public dining room.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-03-24
Worse For Him.

A man whose wife had gone away
to live with her mother was met
by a friend, who, in apparent sym
pathy, accosted him thus:
MAN, jamie, this is an awful
thing that has befallen you! It's
great pity that your wife has gone
and left you"
"'Deed, man." quoth jamie,
shell dae waur than that yet"
what waur can she do than
that ?" anxiously inquired his
friend.
She'll come back again." replied
Jamie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-03-24
A Disraeli Story.

After Disraeli was created Lord
Beaconsiield and had attained every
distinction he could wish for he was
dining out one day at fashionable
London home and was asked by the
lady whom he had taken in to din
ner, us there anything, my lord,
that you can now possibly want
which you do not already possess 2"
His characteristic reply, after due
consideration, was, eyes, a potato,
please"
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-03-24
An oblisins Apothecary.

A man went into a drug store and
asked for something to cure head
ache. The druggist held a bottle of
hartshorn to his nose, and he was
nearly overpowered by its pungency.
AS soon as he recovered he began
to rail the druggist ''But didn't it
help your headache?" asked the
apothecary. Help my headache ?"
gasped the man. 81 haven't any
headache. It's my wife that has
the headache"
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-03-24
Baltimore, Chesapeake & Atlantic
- RAILWAY co.
Piankatank River Line.
WINTER SCHEDULE.

lJO4.
steamer leaves Pier LIGHT ST pa,,,.
every sunday and Wednesday. Neafhor w, oae'
fngs, as follows: euia'e lano-
Leave Baltimore 8 p. m, Mia s.ao n u
ELL lipSonns $50. Iipefs 3, Blackwe,ls ,,.:ao'
rIeeton $50. limbs 4. ReetyllIe 1.,o uS o..S'
lnRs O. Harveys 6:lh. Giace Point I'm is III
-. hiImarnock $50, Ocrans s:15' C5asas q
n ;s, bay s;iO, PalEers 10. Jackson,s a.. =
r2 3v, merry Point ll:45, Cricket Hill 10 nNS,
0mS l<'io p NJ arrive FitC hetts Il:s1 Ies,s,
nunrhs 4, 0rinels Lao. Warehouse i.sn Con
,nus Green Point 80, Stamners s.so
oi p. 90, arrive frceport $50 p. M. 1--WE
p1.anlne . steamer leaves Ereeport for
nnaI.linore and IL termediate laudinrs svsSn
fo Hitesasy and Friday, weather permittine' ~
Leave Freeport a. m. Blapds ain
Srs o:JO Green Point 6:I5. Conrsds VIZ
mouse t:oV, Grinels $40 Ruarks Tt5 F,tohc,,s
"a SaIis s.oO. Cricket Hill CHERRY pot.ss,
~ JaCkson's Creek 1880. Paimers - nNn
idttle Bsy l2:l5 y. M, Chascs ls.tS a., NY uo"1'
numaIn mock lao, Byrdton 10. GRACE PoII, -
apuinRs O. Harveys 3:l5, Election 4:s5 IiniS
o. needville 5:5O. Mia q, Blackwels a., Tir 10
n u,s Sampsons p. M, arrive Baltimore ne "
morning n m. AoAo n-1S
Ibis timetable shows the time at xb|,..6
ma, may pe expected TO arrive AT and de-
P s rom the several wharves but Their ~
INaI or departure at the time stated - at.
Eualant1eed, nor does the Company hoia itssis
aUsponslole Tor any delay or any cnnsa
puShces arising therefrom ~SHSo-
.asslshI received at Baltimore for abo,..
points on sailing days until t:;O n N, "oO'e
HwwiLLARD THOMSON. Gen. Manager
n. BROWN. Agent pier q
'"UhDocH. Gen. Passenger Agent.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-03-24
Breaking Il Gently.

Deacon Boggs = DR.. McSwatt,
your congregation has deputized me
to request you to practice what you
preach.
Dr. McSwatt-Why, what do you
mean? l always endeavor-I shall be
glad to-I-
Deacon Boggs : / knew you
would. Now, If you'll remember,
the subject of your sermon yester-
day was Resignation" Cleveland
Leader.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-03-24
All Eixad-

Millionaire-Want to marry my
daughter, eh7 Young man, how
much do you earn?
Suitor--I earn $50 per month.
Millionaire Gmpressively) = My
young friend, / spend on that girl
apout $40, 900 year. How do you
two propose to get along?
Suitor (deferentially)-We are in
hopes that you will be willing to con-
tinue to expend approximately that
amount.-Pittsburg Post.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-03-24
Maryland, Delaware & Virginia
RAILWAY COMPANY.
WINTER SCHEDULE. 1905.
Baltimore, Fred
EFT[Ss4sENF ericksburg, Nor
s.'sszzssz~ folk and Rappa-
RAPPAHANNoCK RIVER ROUTE

RAPPAHANNoCK RIVER ROUTE.
BEGINNING January Ord. 1905. Steamers will
run as follows: VIII
IL ave Pier 2, Light Street, baltimore. daily
Except saturday, at q 30 d. m. week DAVIS ara
u moon sunday for Tappahannock and Inter
ueulate points, extending Friday trim a.,
r,reoe' lcksDurg. calling at all wharyes or, the
,,Ner; steamers Will leave Fredericks h,'ry
MObuay and Friday al ID. m. going ss for as
lee heeeos'Own on those days. Leave Ieedsfoyn
s:oU a. IN, tuesday and Saturday for RsI,s
more, making all landings. ~
Leave Iappahannock daily except Sundav
~ u. N. tuesday and Saturday and o a ~
Mon1ay: wednesday, Thursday and Friaax
Steamers 90 baltimore Monday and wod-
n nesN1ia ay 90 not stop at Merry Point, Ottoman
oS Steamers E'n to and Saturday
oteamers from Baltimore Mondav ana
pnioay only Will stop in Curritornan river and
steamers from Baltimore Suneay and Fr,dav
onny, VIII stop at Irvington and Weems
-. NO steamers from Baltimore except =, tdav
sIeamers' stop at BOWERS, Ware'a Or VIII
iord : on their way to Tappahannock.
NORFOLK ROUTE.
will leave Tappahanuock for NorfoI, o, .
p. m. Tuesday. iA0'A aI =
Fr nesne Norfolk at I p. m. Wednesday for
HsuStueIlcksourE and all landings on river
NJ Sneamer at Norfolk will stop at Nayv w.
fniIaueIphla and Norfolk Z. k. Dock. A'
W. ID. SCOTT, AgI., Fredericksburp Va
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-03-24
Juvenile Deduction.

Teddie-Pa, where do we get our
milk from?
Father-From cows, my son.
Teddie-And where do cows get
their milk from?
Father-Why, Teddie, where do
you get your tears?
Teddie (after long, thoughtful
paase)-Do they have to spank
COWS, papa?
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-03-24
6CHEDUIH.

Leaye-White Stone, 2 a. m; Iryinpto,
lao; Weems, S.15; Millenbeck. .. MAJ
Folnt, S.So; arrive Urbana, II so A. m
Leave-Urbana, Q p. m; Mi Ienbeci n
= merry rolnt, 800; Weems. 4.30; Irwin oton
o arrive White Stone, 6 D. m. 'oA
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-03-24
Steamer owen billiard.

NAL and passengers to and from WIFI,
Stone, irvington, Weems, MillenbecL
MerIy Point and Urbana, daily (excent
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-03-24
CHESAPEAKE STEAMSHIP co.
In effect December s4th, 1904.
"CHESAPEAKE LINE,

ELEGANT PASSENGER sTE.N,ppS
To- ~ STA" AND "ATLANTA."
steao oiu folnt Comfort and Norfolk. Va
steamers leave baltimore daily I.rc.o.
So omroy.. at 800 p. M. and arrive Old Point
wherc LAT al a. M and Norfolk at 7:i5 a m.
wnerS connection is made with he Hal 49, NJ.
TOT all points South and Southwest. '-''os
york RIVER LINEs.n
ELEGANT PASSENGER srp.Nrps,
diNokE" AND "CHARLOTTE- "
s,aarmest Point and Richmond. Va
steamers leave Baltimore Tussdsv u.s..
pa;,nt am ~ saturday at p. m, and arrive West
Gan5 a.. 10Y q. m. and Richmond at 9:.5 m
a ihanoInes on York River will he Insds ~ ~.
10 SiS esce Point, Clay Bank. ana AiImonds
q steamers leave Baltimore from niers Nc .,s
IS. Light Street wharf Pieis 10 ana
cnraT ou n tickets 10 all points can he .a-
SurSu; baggage check ed and stateroo,ns sc
n CSar from the City Ticket Omces, Mes siT
eral Otiices Ssc II W: Centre ST.. or the GEN
REU BEN FOSTER n SO; m1:
"eherai Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent.
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A Pleasant Outing.

On Thursday last, DIR. J. W. Herring with
his wife. his two daughters. Mrs. Thomas A.
Murray of Baltimore, Mrs. Frank Z. Miller of
this place. his sister, Mrs. Virginia c. Arma-
cost. aud her daughters, Bessie and Helen,
and three little grandchildren. Edwin and
Margaret Murray. and Catherine Miller, took
one of Mr.. E. A. Chrest's large open car
riages, in charge of the competent and obliging
driver, Mr.. Frank Schweigart, and went 10 the
Springfield Roller Mills, of the doctors
nephew. Mr.. Roby d. Herring, near Sykes
vile. and spent the day at his beautiful home,
where the party met. in addition TO Mr.. Roby
Herring and his family, Mr.. Frank L. Herring,
brother of DR.. Herring and his wife, and Mrs
John O. Devries, mother of Mrs. Roby Her
ing. The whole company most royalty
entertained, and returned TO this city about 10
O clock D. M. all voting the outing a highly
delightful one. Enroute they visited the
Springfield State Hospital for the Insane, and
were courteously received by the officials OF
that excellent institution, and shown through
the various parts of the Women's Group.
DIR. Herring, while Comptroller. was member
of this Hospital Board. The Hospital is one
of the most modern Institutions of the kind in
the country aud is directed in its work by DIR.
j. Clement Clarke, gentleman OF eXeep'
tiona qualifications for the position
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AUGUSr l0-Our Lutheran pastor, Rev. Mr..
Yoder, preached his first sermon on Sunday
morning aud also in the evening. On Mon
day he had his books aud some furniture
moved into the parsonage. He is boarding at
present with Mrs. VIM. Yinging.
Rev aud Mrs. II. ID. Newcomer and daugh-
ter Ruth former pastor Of this place, and now
Of Baltimore, Nd, is visiting friends in this
vicinity this week
kemper & FeeSer will start up their cider
mill and apple butter boiling factory on August
To-
Cosmus Bankert. near here, was arrested
by Constable David H. Bnose for cruelty to
animals. by oyerdriying his horse several weeks
ago The warrant was issued by Squire J.
VIM Earhart, Of Union Mills, He had
hearing on Tuesday and was fined $1,000 and
So 90 costs. which he paid.
Henry Kooniz traded horses with Harry
Spalding on Monday, and now Oliver can also
drive q span of grays.
A. j. BemIller. trucker. picked $40 bushels
Of beans from a little less than q acres of
ground. He also expects 500 or 600 bushels
OF potatoes.
Last Sunday two sons Of John Haines, near
BaSehoars Mill, went swimming in Big Pipe
Creek. When the smallest OF the boys wandered
away and was lost. Ia the evening he came
TO George +. Shaefler's, near this place, about
6 miles from his home, who took him in, gave
him supper aud kept him over night, The boy
il about eight years old but could never talk.
Mr. Haines aud bis neighbors we're hunting
him Sunday and Sunday night, but could not
hear anything from him. On Monday morn
morning Mr.. Shaetfer took the boy over his
mail route, and when he came to Marker 5
Mill he met the boys father, who was very
| glad to have his son returned to him.
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Ra,hman.s yaIler items.

AuGrsr ia pleasant surprise paTsy As
held At fbe home of HeuFy 1lnKlnk. near
Manchester, on Thursday evening. AuEast 3,
in honor Of Mrs Mabel Erb. uj I p4ou Mills,
Canes 81 aIl kinds sew played on the lA~n
until 4 late hour. shru all wrrr suviea Jnio
The diuioeroom, wbsu rrirysamrnts scrs
served ia abundance. AFTER which Al. retaFucd
10 thesr homes.
Harvest Home services w,I. b. held 81
Jerusalem church sn Sunday AaEus, %, p
10 a. m. BY Rev IL II. Flick
RAYMOND Sioussifer - the owHeV % = very
valuable plum Tree. Il Is iosS years Old and
thi, vas It's irJ years bearing. The tree
measures .. inches ia circumference q -
base and Is about i feet h,gh- Il cou'ss
5S7 plams. lialb : inches long has 20 plums
upon 81.
The road makers have lsara busy ioy the last
several DAYS IN lbs community rvFalruk soAds
and bridges.
David H. I..ppo auj fri-ud had bad
accident on Saiuriss ry@tgsE .H-r- rHEui s3u
o cloek He was driving agsin rh- fIs- en- rosie
10 Westminster, usAT the hsu1e oi Charles VI.
ShaHer. whru tsrson drove gP trHn the
rear; trying 20 drive aroand. an1 ln so doing BE-
caught Mr.. lsppo buggy. thru~ta- beetle uai
under the bagey aud horse, ereAk ."r shrri,
top. dash and other parts. Nrifb-s occupant
was 44fEs Win fAhF t'.l.f-a ~.
aud cafs The person causing Chr arsgIrHt
did not stop alter ii occurred - seq aaai De-
had done.
one Of our farmers has thr~h-i some II
bis wheat. aud the yield SIS aasHe.s lasF LOO
shp1yes. Shieh is claimed % hs ss.nL
The tomato crop all net De large % ihls
srction owing % The heavy rains, ~hlch
knocked OF the blossoms.
Do cot forget Sunday school eu Sunday a.
q a. m. /: no services by Rev. SIouvs,frr.
Deuton : Warehime has again hllrd his
lime kilns. and will have lime ready Tor de-.
livery about the lSlh.
The Telephone line which 49, sI'okeu Of
far many years Is nov eNperts.l 8 cu.uc
through this section. IA sgrul q Tine r.'ui
pany has been around aud Ia, .vrun-sl ao.si
NUN Der Of subscribers
Frank Mrnehry ha, purchssei The snalI
farm. containing about - acres, Formerly
owned by the late John II. Miller.
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Enjoyable Straw Ride.

A very enjoyable straw ride was taken to
the home of Mr.. Henry Benner, Uniontown
district, on Thursday OF last week, by num-
Der of young people from Westminster and
vicinity. After number games, &c, they
were invited into the diningroom for refresh
meuts, and after they departed from the room
they left the table, but that was all. At a
late hour all departed for their homeward
journey. Those present were Misses Blanche
and Lille Wantz. of Baltimore; Mary, Rosa
and Lille Gunther, Grace and Maggie Kane,
Elsie Brown, Edna Lindsay, Emma Little,
Grace Bankert, Mona and Mary Englar, Mary
Swinderman, Nette Myerly; Mr.. Shewy and
wife, Mr.. Schaefer and wife, Samuel Haines,
DR., and wife, Mrs. Roy Devilbiss; Messrs.
Charles Diffendal, Rex Anders, Walter DIFF
iendal, of Union Bridge; Russell Armacost,
Mildred Zepp. Edward Houck, James Leahy,
William Humbert, Eugene and William Me
Calfrey, Samuel Helm, Harry Kane. Charles
Price and Levine Price.
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proceedings OF the school Board.

The Board Of School Commissioners of
Carroll county held regular meeting in their
Office on August :, 1865, all the members
present. The Commissioners are building
four new school houses, including one in the
place of the house that was destroyed by fire
st Stony Ridge.
These houses will be ready for use in the
fall or early winter. Notwithstanding this
heavy expense, the Board expects TO meet
these payments without any embarrassment in
running the public schools the coming year.
Scholarships from Carroll county were
awarded to Miss NJ. B. Sprecher. of Sykes
vile. Miss Ada B. Hahn, of Pleasant Valley
and Joseph n Warner. Of Eldersburg; the
first to Maryland Institute of Art and Design,
the second To st. Mary's Seminary and the
third to the State Normal School, Baltimore
During this meeting the Board transacted
an unusual amount of routine work and pub
lie school business in a very harmonious ses-
sion occupying the whole day
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ArGUSr t0.-Mrs. Mary Strrak-r, NHa haas
been sick Tor several weeks, Is improving
DIR. : n Gorsueh has takei, Young daugh
ter Of John SbaeffrT 10 one the Baltimore
Hospitals FOR treatment for appendicitis.
Mrs. l. A. j. lamotte Is having her build-
ings painted; Lew Gambler Is DOING the work.
Robert Fiohr has his new house under roof
Mr.. aud Mrs F. z. Hoyt, O. BROOKLYN, n
Y. spent few days this week With Mrs
Hovt's parents, Robert +. Barnes aud wife.
Mrs +. W. Anderson and daughter Bessie
and Miss Bessie Richardson. all of Baltimore.
are guests Of Robert +. Barnes and wife.
Mrs Myrtle Hood and daughter. of Balti
more, are visiting at Abram Hainrs'.
Mrs. ). c. Chew and daughter, OF PatapscO,
and Miss Ruth Love. OF Baltimore, were guests
of Mrs Geo. T.. Benson this week.
Master Harry and Miss Eta Benson. Of
Baltimore, are visiting their uncle. n. Benson.
Miss Helen Bartholow, Of Baltimore. Is a
guest of her friend Daisy Poole.
Mr.. aud Mrs Pearson. of New Jersey, are
visiting DR.. aud Mrs. :. y. Gorsuch.
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weather Kecora tor the week.

August 5-mereury 66 at a. m. and 70 at
? p. m; cloudy, with light showers, up to 3 p.
M. clear aftsrward. August G-mereury 50
at a. M and sc at > p. M; fair; light shower
at s. Is p. m. August mercury 20 AT a.
m. and Sc at p. M; fair; light shower be-
tween 6. and I p m. August 9-mercury
II AT a. m. and rs at p. m; cloudy, with
Right showers at IL. 80 a. IN. and p. N. Au-
gust 9-mercury SO at Z a.. m. and so at p.
m: rain until II a. m, followed by clearing
weather. August l0-mercury 10 at a. M.
and 81 at p M cloudy and showery. Au.
gust ll-mercury 70 at ! =. m. and 50 at 2
p. N. fair.
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Amateur Base Ball.


Before crowd Of about 1000 people the
most hotly contested game of the season was
PLAYED at Smallwood last Saturday between
Denuing's aud Westminster base ball clubs.
The feature was Yohn's pitching. He struck
out l6 men aud allowed but II hits. 1ohn is
demonstrating in every game that he is one of
the best in the county for his age. Lowell
caught his usual fine game. Bloom on LIST;
Smith on 2ud; Williams at short; jenkins on
Srd; Koontz in left; Green in center, and
Byers i'll right, put up fine game. The
Westminster's played an honest and friendly
game. Score by innings:
Denning' $40 90 0 0 2 x-5
Westminster 30 o 0 0 o 0 o.
Batteries for Denning's, Yohn aud Lowell
for Westminster, Erb and Barnhart; umpire,
+. +. Lowell.
Denning's wants challenges from any club.
Address +. Stem, Denuing's, Nd.
Last Saturday the Mechanicsvile Juniors
were defeated by the Smallwood Juniors in
game of base ball by score of to 5. Small
wood would like to receive challenges from
other junior clubs. Address l.. Schlerb, car
rier %, Smallwood, Nd.
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A New Department Stores Company

About the middle of September the Babylon
4 Lippy Company's Cash Department Stores,
of this city. will open for business in the Baby
lon Building. recently occupied by Mr.. Charles
f. Herring. The incorporarors are Messrs.
+. Thomas Babylon, Charles L. Lppy, d.
Suider Babylon, George K. Grumbine aud
Greenbury T. Palmer. The company organ
lied by elecring f. Thomas Babylon, presi-
dent; Charles Z. Lippy, vice president and
manager, aud d. Snider Babylon, secretary
and treasurer The new company starts under
favorable conditions aud their many friends
wish them success.
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to nominate county ticket, and harmony
was not thick enough to cut with knife. 1t
is said few or no candidates we're offering for
places on the ticket. The party is somewhat
disorgauized and those who look at conditions
as they exist DO not look for slreepiag Re.
publican victory this year. There is much di-
vision, it is said, over the franchise amend.
ment. and there will be large stay.at.h home
Republican vote on election day.
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Drowned While Bathing.

Mr.. Page Wroth, son of Rev. Peregrrine
Wroth. of Baltimore, who has been spending
the summer at Winchester Place, with his
aunts. the Misses Wroth, was drowned yeser-
day FRIDAY afternoon, while bathingin Cor
bins dam, about mile from this city.
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Henry Filsinger. So years old old, a wealthy
retired farmer, of Conococheague district,
Washington county, committed suicide near
Ceartoss by hanging himself to tree in an
orchard on August 8.
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MARRIED BY ELDER FRANKLIN.
Three Hundred and Eighty-Six White and
COlored Couples Were Married by Him.
WHITE.

Following is list of persons married by Elder
VIM. II. franklin. of Sans Greek, this county, VINO
died Inst week. The list is taken from his register
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpool. Nov 1ssai.d, steamer Iucana f5r). Watt.
New-York via Queenstown.
Queenstown Nov IS 9:S4 Arrived steamer Etrurls
(Br) Potter, NcT-York for Liverpool (and Pre-
ceeded)
Plymouth Nov Is 11:s8 n-ArTived, st Louis
Ganlison. New-York for Cherbcurg and Southampton
southsmpton Nov Is-saled steamer New-Tork. Rob
erts New-Ycrk via Cherbourg land passed Hurst Cas-
c;ibraitar Nov iS-Passed steamer C8r, Tay
.Ior FIume ETC. NeH-York
Antwerp. Nov 17-Sailed. steamer American Dutch
Williams. NeR-Yor< via Dover
Bavre IS nl-Sailed steamer La Lorraine CFr),
Poncelot, New-York.
Caoz, 1I-Arrived, steamer Antonio Lopez SPAN,
Oliver, New York for Barceona- etc
17-Sailed steamer Welsh Prince (Br Cou
+ Antwerp for New-York
Buenos Ayres. Oct 2o-Arrived Polarstjernen
DAM Brauth, New-Yorx.
santos Nov 18-ssfed Prince CBr Ord,
Genoa Nov 1s-Arriyed. steamer Prnz Adabert Ger,
Schaarschmidr. New-Yorx via Naples; sailed,
Florida QtaD. for New-York
Trieste Nov 15-Arrived Erny AUST. Cosulch
Nevv-York
Ger. Meyer. .Eew-York.
st Thomas Nov 49, m-Sailed. (Br).
Carmichael. from Denerara for New-York.
Para Nov 15-Saed, steamer Dunstan (Br). Williamson
New-York
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York. Saturday, Nov Is, 1905.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Einera fF,r), London October wi chalk
70 + F Whitney & Co Vessel TO II Winchester & Co.
Arrived az at m
steamer Batavia (Ger). Schmidt, Hamburg November e.
20 The Hamburg-American Line with cabin and lsSo
eteerare passengers ndse. Arrived the Bar 8
a
an6 shields 4 to Philip Ruprecht. Arrived the Bar
" Steamer Daghestan CBp, DOdd Tjatjap August 81
sn1rrahaTa al Pasaroen September s. Colombo 23 Suez
So,nSa~ - Port Said 18 Algiers Delaware Break
yatsr November 49, to Tweddell 6 Co. with sugar
Arrived at the Bar q $50 m.
steamer vigflancia. Knight Vera CRUZ November O.
rsrogreso II and Havana Z Ward & Co. with
e2 passengers mails and mdse Arrived at the Bar at
6:s5 -
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

III. Southern Pacific CO. with rndss Passed Quarantine
a
sfean,-r C,ntain P Lucas. Rubell Port Arthur Te1
November g. with bsrys s2 70 the Standard on Co.
with OH. Passed Quarantine ct SOP = m
Steamer Apache Staples Jacksonylle Novefoer H. via
Charleston 16 william P Clyde & Co. with passengers
rndse. Passed Quarantine at s:55 a M
Steamer City OF savannah BuIroughs sost9n to the
Ocean with udse Passed quarantine at l2:oe M
Benefector Swain PHILADELPHIA to William P
Clyde & Co. with nldse. Passed in sandy Hook at
Sandy Hook Nj Nov 1s $50 p n,--wnd north
northwest: Light bresse ;,cloudy.
SAILED
Steamers Chesapeake Baltimore; ai Ger). KINGSTON.
Savania, ETC. II F DInock. Boston; Huron Charleston
and Jack. Philadelphia, CherbouTg
Southampton; campanic C3r Liverpool via Queenstown;
Minnetonka (Br) London; Iceland. Antwerp caledonia
(Br Glasgow: Italia CBr) Marsees via Naples Coano
Ponce eto; Zua Juan, La. Guara, etc; Monterey,
Havana; Unbo CBrl Newcastle. e. Msssi1ia Marseies;
Stella (IaD, Baltimore; Colnal BrunswtcS; Excelsior
New Nsw-Orleans; Ell Mar. Calves
ton: Princess Anne Norfolk Newport News; Kansas
city Savannah: Richmond. Georgetown.