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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-08
KANSAS COMMENT
YOUR UNCLE CY.

The sentiment of the old soldiers
lot cyrus Leland was one of the fine
shihss OF this campaign. The old
Doys hao fought him in politics at one
time ana another. and had fought
Win MIN In politics at one time and
part they stayed with him. The man
VINO would try to get the old boys
away from their comrade in this fight,
wasn't much of a man.
For the memory of old battles came
70 their hearts when they thought of
Comrade Leland, and the light of
otner days burned in their memories.
1t was the last time In their lives when
they win have q chance to vote for a
comraoe Tor governor of Kansas, and
they were right IN staying by the little
bronze button. Younger men can fight
rooay's battles. Today's problems will
be settled by the youth of today. But
tnere Is something more important
tnan reform. 1t is the touch Of van
ish1ng hand-the sound of voice that
soon must be still. The big fight OF
nIty years ago, was big enough for one
nfetime: the big issues for which the
old boys risked their lives We're big
enough so that they can afford to ig-
more the issues of today if they choose
to do so. They voted for the past;
and 1t was glorious past. And we
who voted for the future will do well
to respect their sentiments who made
that past, even If they do not agree
with our theories today. Comrade Cy
desired to get together for the last
rally. God bless them-why shouldn't
they, and why should we press our lit
tie issues into so fine an occasion as
they made of it-Comrade Cy and the
boys?-Emporia Gazette.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-08

Leland iss silendt." sayss der pa
perss. Leland vas nefer noisy. und va
musd admidt dere iss less to say ad
presendt den efer before.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-08

Some uf der Sanfrancisco eartkwak,
relief fund hat peen returned. From
vich We gadder dot Mayor Schmidt va.
convictioned before he hat finished his.
chob.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-08

call hiss addention to der feet dot some
Won iss laying fer him,-und i'd ISIS not
| a hen.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-08
CORN IS FUEL.

Corn is selling around 80 cents a
bushel now. and it has been only a
dozen years since corn sold in sections
of the middle west corn belt for as low
as 10 cents a bushel, and farmers in
sections where timber was scarce
burned corn as fuel, because 1t was the
cheapest available heat supply. Big
things have occurred in this country
in that twelve years, and the Industrial
activity has increased the price of all
farm products in manner which
would have been counted a fable in
the days of calamity and 10-cent corn.
-Atchison Globe.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-08

CRATES will addempt to crack him
vonce on der coco later in der season.
but Id vondt hurt him-much.
Der axe vas used freely in dis neigh
porhood, und seferal candydates got ID.
Hoping dis will find you der same,
Loie, I remain es efer, HANS.
B. s. Ge-speaking uf holdings much.
Looie. vot do you know aboudt dis new
Indecence-I mean Independence, party
vich our oldt collech chump Bill
Hursd hat framed oop fer hisselluf? Id
ISIS someding new. I'm looks foolish. SO
1 took chance dot you knowss all der
bylaws und constitootionals. Der vote
on dot tigget was very light here. In
dependence in politics ISIS someding dot
lot uf our pollyticianizers would be
interested in, howefer. Dey hat always
wanted independence, but ditndt hat 1t.
und always had to depend a fiddle bit
on der voters. Fer mine, 1 tink dis in
dependence might be a goot stuff. Ut
We had id, We could tell der voter to go
to Lawrence. Hoping dis vill-aw.
sosh, said dot vonce. Aurevolver.
H.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-08

Peroony ISIS valuable remedy. Id
ISIS also a chenerous remedy. Vas ID
nod fer Peroony, many uf der paperss
would hat peen shy a pictoor uf Cherry
Butkins.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-08

Ven der lechislacher met lasd. der
whooper-ups svore dot der ''pee-pul"
vas roaring fer statewide primary.
Der feirst statewide primary vas at
tended by about halluf uf der state
vide voters. from vich We gadder der
sveedly solum fought: Somebody ISIS
a shorter und uglier.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-08
A SATURDAY SERMON.

Fret not thyself in any wise.-PsaIms
xxxvi IS.
Connecticut western news., 1908-08-06
WEST CORNWALL

Invitations are out for Old Home Week for Saturday picnic Aug. 18th at the lake North Cornwall. Sunday lay mans speaking service will be held in the church. Program announced fully next week.
 Another ice cream and candy sale was held last evening at North Corn wall.
 MT. and Mrs. Colin Morgan and fam fly arrived at Cream Hill Saturday for the month of August in the Gold home stead.
 Dr. D. M. Pratt spent Sunday in New Britain as pulpit supply.
 MT. and Mrs. Duncan, of New York, are at Wm. Brush's for few days.
 Mrs. Baird, of Chicago,is with her sis- ter, Mrs. Pierpont at North Cornwall.
 Miss K. Salewski was guest at the Bosler- Cartwright cottage Sunday with Mrs. Pulley and Miss Needle. Mrs. R. F. Smith jr. returned from Asbury Park, N. J. where she spent a fortnight with friends.
 l.. J. Nickerson goes Wednesday with some legal friends camping in the Maine woods. Big fishing, heaps of grub. great fun. Game galore, expense of no ac- count.
Connecticut western news., 1908-08-06
CHAPINV WILLIE

Herbert Sooville was home over Sun day from New York.
 Miss Paffy Hirons ot Greenwich, is visiting Mrs. G. s. House.
 Roy Gordon took some nlce photos of of the station last week.
 Miss Agnes Dempsie spent last week at R. Rogers.
 Miss Sadie Gordon spent last week with friends in Sheffield.
 R. and H. Scoyille arc building a milk room and are putting in one of the latest separators on their farm.
 Quite lot of excitement was had at Twin Lakes over some large ducks last Thursday. They turned out to be some that swam from the Scoville place.
 MT. and Mrs. John Edwards of New ark, N. J., spent Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at Geo. Coles.
 Mrs. M. l.. Jenks of Millerton, spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Robert Roger.
 Twin Lakes and Chapinville played a game of ball last Monday evening and the league games do not stand a show to draw the crowds any more.
 Jacob Proper was in town this week.
 Miss Bertha Washington and friend spent Tuesday in town with her sister, Mrs L. DeVantry.
 Mrs. G. s. House and Miss Hirons were in Millerton Wednesday calling on friends.
 Chas. Lumb is on the road with his new auto.
Connecticut western news., 1908-08-06
MILLERTON

The funeral of Mrs. John M. Reed was held at her late home in Millertop IN. Y., Thursday afternoon, Rev. s. J. Mo Cntcheon of Highland Heights N. T., officiating. MT. Mo Jutcheon also per formed the ceremony by which on the 14th of February 3l years ago, MT. and Mrs. Reed were joined in the bonds of wedlock. The deceased is survived by her husband. John M. Reed; an aunt, Mrs. Charles Haight of Sharon, and three cousins, Mrs. Robert Swift of Mill brook, Dwight Gibbs, of Winsted, and Herman 0. Rowley of Sharon.
Connecticut western news., 1908-08-06

Ten Thousand Pupils Have Tried and
 Found the Huntsinger School More
 Than it is Represented to be.
 Twenty years of successful work was completed by The Huntsinger School June 30th. without a single set back This school has fulfilled it's promises, made good as the parents and pupils tss- tify and the business men who hire the graduates verify. Isn't this worth while?
Connecticut western news., 1908-08-06
CANAAN VALLEY

Frank Baker, of Great Harrington. visiting at Wm. Amstead's Friday.
 There are quite number of city boaders hereabout.
 A few have finished having and some have their oats harvest done.
 The berry piokers report big crop of blackberries.
 Lightning struck and scattered large pine tree in the northern part of A. E. Benton's farm and also struck an oak tree just south of his house.
Connecticut western news., 1908-08-06

Principal Huntslnger nas made suc- cess on strictest lines of honesty and ab- solutely thorough work. No question able methods are ever used to secure pupils or to impress the public. It has educated ten thousand pupils and placed thousands in good paying situations, thus acting as guardian to its gradu- ates is starting them in business life.
 The school is an important educational factor in Connecticut, and is a credit to our school system. Huntsinger's ranks with the finest schools of Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Chicago. We wish it continued prosperity because it does a much needed work, and does it as it should be done.
Connecticut western news., 1908-08-06
The E. w. Spur Company
 Falls Village and LakeviIle, Conn.

w. A. Wood Mowers, Tedders and Extra Parts Scythes, Forks, Rakes. Oilers, Etc. Lawn Mowers and Garden Tools Reynolds Pure Paris Green Danforth's Bug Death. Powder Guns and Sprayers. Door and Window Screens. White Mountain Ice Cream Freezers Arrow Egg and Chick Food. Rough-on-Fles for spraying stock.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
WELLS FARGO REPORT.
Gross Earnings Increased, but Net
ReceiDts Shoe Decrease.

The report Of Wells Fargo & Co for Its hscai
wear which ended July 81, shows net earn
ings equal TO 5O.97 per cent on the COMPANY
canital stock of SIS 600 000 as compared with 5Ss2
per cent in the preceding year and 3SS1 per cent
in 1906 Dudley Evans. president OF the COM
pany says in his report:
The railroad mileage covered by the company 2ao
contracts in the United States and Mexico
amounts 50070 miles; the stage, mIanu tn
S559 miles. a total of $3.50 miles. an increase
during the year of 2.3l9 miles. Our agencies ;. IN
the United States and Mexico total 500s an o1I III
crease of l66, and our employees nulIiper
not including various correspondents IN an
The reGuirements of the Interstate Commerce
road commissions of the various states. cons .
tute an important item of our augmented cost OF
fishing of tariffs under national and state regula
tions not only imposed very large lnitlaI sa eA
pense but have compelled US to greatly increase S
regular tariff force TO MAINTAIN liis w
The eNtIaVagant demands OF some or the Slate
commissions for special statistics nave necessSI-
tated a substantial Increase in our audlung & ue-
Investigations and hearings on colii.aIIlr nna,o q
these regulating bodies, have become an lncreaS-
ing burden
During the first half of 1908 gross receipts
from express fell off materially, and notWlth-
standing the curtailment of expenses to the limit
consistent with efficient service our net earnings
year. While before stated, there are some
signs of improvement in business conoltloilss,
will vet eIapse before the volume OF our business
will equal what it the first part of the hscai
year Just closed 1t must also be borne IN InlIu
that interest money Is now SO low as TO nlaIe-
rally affect our income derived from loans
Gross earnings in the year were s22,945,46S,
increase s1lo43 net earnings. s2,5SO636, decrease
s7S73S6; other income s1,49S.1S2, increase $751;
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
NOVEL CITY REALTY REPORTS.

Controller Metz has made public three reports
real estate owned by the city They contain
q complete list of the real estate used for public
libraries and the Armory Board and the Police
Department In the armory and library pamphlets
there are halftones of the libraries and armories.
Mr Metz thinks these reports are practically per-
feet forms OF recording the realty holdings Of the
city. They contain full record OF the acquisition
Of the property in each case the cost of the i'm
s,rovement and the illustrations.
Controller Metz said yesterday that this is the
first instance IN which the city has tried to show
the taxpayers in a complete way what their money
is being spent for. He added that he will keep
making these reports until a record has been made
Of every piece OF property the city owns The next
reports will be OF the properties under the juris
diction of the borough presidents and the Depart
ment OF Water Supply, Gas and Electricity Then
will reports park lands, bridges, docks,
charitable institutions and hospitals
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
+. D. CRIMMINS SELLS
SITE IN VEST 10TH ST.
4 Screen Story Loft Building 10 BE
Erected in LeaCis st.

A plot of twenty-six lots on the north sioe W oi
Cathedral Parkway dloth st1 and eNtending 70 70
7,-.b et s25 feet east OF Broadway. has been
loup,t bv Edgar A Levy from John D. Crin1iilliis
through A & c. Lewis. The property is near 'iie
Cathedral of St John the Divine
n CIoo6ale- & Son have sold for Michac Coie-
,,., 70 the Marmack Construction Company piot
.sx5Ia feet with an L 25x5o feet, at the nor'h-
east corner of 5th and Lewis sts 4 seven s'ors
loft b.ildine which viii be ready for occupancy
posbrar, / viii be built he site by the ouSei'
This * the first sale of the site in sixty years
1,ians have been filed with Buildings supelIh-
,en6ent Murphy for six story commercial oulio-
,nr "a be erected at No. il West 5ith ST. iof 0le
Eleven West Thrty-fourth Street Sohpahs' Vi
which F. a Harris president 1t VIII nave
frontage Of . feet and depth Of n8n feet' win
en- extension the facade being OF terra GOTTA
+s-,rnaa brick ornamented with large muihoh
- II is 10 cost $4,000 David M Ach is the
architect s-,,. .b.
pans have also been filed for remodeliins the
.orr s,ory warehouse No $40 Greenwich St. ana
S+renqtbening the floors, the Improvements Deins
,,s6e for Solomon L. Reiss, owner / ID Frieo-
lander : the architect -,
Plans have also been fled for remooeiIlIs tie
,nansara of the five story house at No 81 west
-ad st into full story, finished in ornamental
stone with Ionic pilasters supporting peolhen'
- hsl,,strade The improvements are TO be mace
Cor charles Augustine Miller, OF Groton. Conn., as
ov-ner. George H. Griebel is the architect
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
REALTY NOTES.

Albert .. Ashforth the broker in the sale
or no. 33s West list st for the Toch Realty
Company 20 Bernard CRYSTAL, reported on Wednes-
day
TIE Lewis H. May Company has opened a
h-aach Office at No. 1s Mott ave. Far Rock
sNsy. under the management Of Joseph NJ
Koran.
Noe Trsaan has sold two-famiIy house with
.,.&orne11: store No. 6l17 17th ave, Brooklyn. to
George ChiantelIa for $500. Mr Trahau is
erecting four houses No 6201 TO 62O7 9Th ave
Brocf lyu. and also four two-family houses with
storss at 10. 9Os 20 s16 sgd st, Brooklyn
< B Goodale & Son have leased the J.
cohn estate TO the National Cash Register Com
pany the stable No. 2l2 West 36th ST: also for
the Princess Realty Company Frederick Kohn
the store and basement No rs West 29th st
also for Pearl & Wengarten TO c b. Austin the
store ard basement et No. East 3oth st
Spear & Co hare leased for the Greylock Realty
Company 10 spcnsing company for term of
years the stores and easements at No s to ~
Jones
David Spe-o has rented nine lofts in the build
ing et No. Is TO 81 West 2lst ST The building
viii not be completed until November.
NJ & l. Hess have leased for the Pacific Realty
Company 9he tenth lot, $500 square feet. Nos.
IL and ID West :2d st; also for the Sound Realty
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
TRANSPAcIFIc MAILS.

Destination and Steamer. Close IN \, 7.
Japan, Corea. China and Philippine ISL
snds Cvia Vancouver and Victoria B c.
Empress Of China. To-day. $50 m
New Zealand. Australia except West),Sa
Islands New Caledonia (via
San FranciscoJ-Inveric. Aug 23 $50 m
Hawaii specially addressed mail
cisco5-NippOn Aug %. $50
ands via seattIe-Minnesota. Aug %.
Japan, Corea- China Philippine Isl
ands via SeattIe)-shnano Maru. 81 $50 m
Sam Fran'iscol II s transport Aug 81 $50
Hawaii (via Francisco)-Alameda. Aug 81, $50
Tahiti Marquesas Islands San
Francscol-Mafiposa -. -. Sept q. $50
Australia except West). New Zealand, Fiji
Islands and New Caledonia (via Van
Victoria 3 C)-Manuka Sept 6, $50
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

Peter Axelrod has sold for D. Freezer Nos. S2i
and 326 East 10Th st. two four story fathouses. on
plot 5ox1oo feet; also sold for S. Veder No. aM
ros West 1Ast St. five five story hathouses. a
plot 1e0x100 feet.
John Cook has sold the plot, 50X107.s feet on the
east side Of Prospect ave. 125 feet north of 13d
TO Philip kaufman, who gave in exchange the lot.
2x1a0 feet. the south side OF 18th St. $50 feet
east of Avenue d, Cnionport.
Paul Bultmann has sold for Mr. Dammeyer
70 John Bayer No 1889 Union ave. three family
nathouse, lot IOx about 100 feet.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
STILL OWNS BRIGHTON RAcETRAcK.

4 report printed yesterday that the Brighton
Beach racetIack had practically been sold to q firm
OF real estate operators. II emphatically de-
MED by William A Engeman Of the prop
eltv He said that contract OF sale had been
signed had one been drawn nor had he any
Intention OF selling the property this year.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
MRS. wARDwELL IN LOS ANGELES.

Los Angeles Aug ao.-Mrs. Isabel Wardwell.
widow Of General David X Wardweu, afflicted
with leprosy. returned TO Los Angeles .ast night
on a Southern Pacific traiE. Health Officer Powers
lad been advised Of her coming, and an ambulance
met the train She was placed in The contagious
ward Of the county hospital The authorities 60
not believe Mrs WaEdweli escaped from the Gus
tody Of Arizona authorities. ana II * SAID 1 Sie
was returned by their action.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
FOR cEDARHURsT TRACT $4,000.

l. d. levy, president Of the firm Of Oppenheim
Collins & Co, has just purchased from Joseph
Fleischnan and Herman Warendorff tract of FIVE
acres in Cedarhurst Long Island. having a front
age Of $50 feet Broadway. The purchase price
was about sSo0o0.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
To Whom 1t May Concern.

C,UPRF.ME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY--I4EvI =
- Dodd Receiver OF the GAINESVILLE Tie Soisp1A'.
& SOutar Company, Defenda.rt-
To the creditors RitChings & Soutar company
suant 10 an order OF the Court or The
New York County York. granted on the 4tn uay
OF August 1905 hereby given 20 all peTso'
pany you REQUIRED 10 exhibit and prove H -
Claims against said RItchtnss Soutar company
and before Edwin T Greaves. permanent Isse<t' "a
the Office OF Levin l.. Brown. Rooms oOl 10 oot No
Eroadyay Borough OF Manhattan. City or New ic.s
the place receiver transacts MS euse
before the 18th day or FeofGy.
IpOe and thereby parties 20 the anS
action in default thereof the said creditors 50 a.
shall be and precluded from all oeneat %
Judgment said action and from DISTRIBUTOR 49,
NAV be made Hereunder This notice given pursant
10 Sec Code OF Civil Procedure and Lss iA
IN cas- provided EDWIN t
permanent receiver OF RitchingS Souar Sorpeny.
I.E,yIN l. BROWN Attorney for receiver Orrce sHs
p o. Address. No. ITO Broadway. Borouxa OK MAJ
haitian. City of New York
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
rhs auction orerings to-dav rin be as follows:
q 100000 BRONX PROJECT.

The One Hundred and Seventy-fourth Street Con-
struction Company is going 10 erect two brick ten
ement houses at the southwest corner Of Bath
gate and 173d St. from plans drawn by George
P Pelham. The total cost viii be 100000 One
house viii be five stories and the other six stories.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS,
Boone .1ue. DzcelEng House Changes
Hands for SO, ,825.

Emanuel Bach bought in foreclosure proceeoihS'
yesterday in the Real Estate Exchange SalesrooHls'
Nos j: and I6 Vesey street two story preh
dwelling house No 1888 Boone ave, xloo feet 1oi
se ~ The amount due was about $500 subject |"
e mortgage OF s5o9. The other auction results
were IS follows:
gs Toserll Day: 2e6 rs 4 ~ q broa1-
- lssxltoE- s.v Gvig - = PHILIPS AZ James
t.,-rcbfI al; action FetreJch, & : atTys; ~ "a
NIfrsrt,. rel due S21oS9 81; etc, Sso1
So 10 q frst rtse s1cQoo; adjourned - august
.yS s6th ST s l3S Il of Broadway, 3'SIVoo, . -
dug b: same agt action .: sane stt3s same il
sut due S45s ga sub 10 Two Iises
sCeratin SIS adjourned August "a 2lo 4oth So
5 I5a Fl OF Broadway 20x1Oo-5; sty dwg n same
ag+ same 3: sttys; same ref amt Que,
see go %: s43e 10; sub TO half OF frst
sac 600 adjourned August "a; 212 46th ST. s. Iis
n OF Broadway 19x1005 II: sty dwlg n; same agt
same: action ref: amt due So %;
taxes ss37 half Of first ntse Of s36Ooo;
adjourned August q
The auction offerings to-day will be follows:
By Joseph Day: ss7 and 500 S4th St g, 2Io It
Of ave z0x9T ieasehod. sty ten and store;
z II Trernain p Costello al. J A Kent, atty
W F3ondy 67s etc, S221o 80:
10 ground $3.50 and first mtse Of s245 800:
woodycrest 299-S n OF I64th st, 5Sx2oO, to
Anderson ave; J T Sullivan agt Theresa Krupbolder
ct al; Bloonberg & B. attys; r W POLLOCK ref; amt
due SAL 70.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
MARcELINE BUYS LONG BEACH PLOT.

Marcelne. the Hippodrome clown has purchased
from the estates OF Long Beach plot 1o0x1eO feet
Jackson Boulevard and Penn st. He intends
summer home the plot in the near
future.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
eErsA1IrLE ERoM ARRAM VANDERBILT

Abram Vanderbilt has transferred title to No. 7IC
Washington st, old three story dwelling house
on a lot 25xI0o feet TO George Baum. The ex-
pressed consideration was s. 750.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Philadelphia. reported 73o miles east OF SANDY
yesterday, is expected to dock about '7o
q m Saturday 1I.o,-
at Wednesday, is expected to dock about Ii IN
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Thursday, Aug. 20, 1908
ARRIVED.

Steamer Comanche, Watson, jacksonville
Charleston 1s Clyde So Co. with passengers and
Steamer Deutschland Ger. Kaempn. Hamburg August
u. Southampton Cherbourg IL to the Hamburg
gers, mails and mdse Arrived the Bar at 6:l7
steamer Mexican ecabel Bond Canso \ s. August y
the Mexican Gable Co. Arrived at the Bar at BIO
steamer s Iuckenbach. Kay. Mayaguez August H.
the Insgar Line with 30 passengers and mdse Arrived
stea1ne- Manra Hats. Charles Baltimore to the New
York and Baltimore Transportation Line. with mdse
steamer Bound Brook Ger. Hansen Santa Marta
August Il. the United Fruit Co with fruit Arrived
steamer Byron d,5) cadogan. Santos July 25 Rio de
to Bisi JeTons with q passengers mails and mdse
Arrived at t5,a,r ne Bar at & II :$' m .-. 20 - ~
Brunswick SIS Co. with lumber. Left Quarantine 6:IO
Steamer Fl Norte. Maxon. Galveston August "A to
the Southern Pacific Co. with mdse Lett Quarantine at
Steamer Ttomo CIor). Daneisen. Tanlpico August T.
Progreso II and Campeche 12 to the New York and
Cuba Mail as Co. with mdse. Arrived the Bar at
steamer Jeferson Dole Newport News and Norfolk
Oid Dominion IS Co. with passengers and mdse
Steamer Ciudad de Reus Span Chacortegin Rouen
August J. Dartmouth =. Philip Ruprecht in ballast
Arrived the Bar at $50 m.
Lusitania. from Liverpool Off the Sandy Hook
i1sHR sandv HOOK e - ( J. Aug 20 $40 -Wn1 northwest
moderate breeze clear; light sea
SAILED.
Pawnee. Philadelphia; Massachusetts Boston:
Cansdin DAM. Portland Me; AEabc tRr! IverPoo;
Ger Hamburg La Lorraine fFrl. Havre; Pannonia
hagen etc; Avalon CNor) Port Antonio: Buffalo tBr)
Hui: Dordogne G3r) Sydney b. Indian Monarch (Br)
Gesa fI.,iaoa and Vera cruz; Northwaite OBJ Rat
more sdFa fBr Naples; !eIasguez ti,rl bahia Santos
bus Savannah: Dorado Galveston; Hamilton, Norfolk
ana Newport Eewo; La Lorraine arr. Havre
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS