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Arizona republican., 1910-09-25
ARIZONA


Arizona is peerless-the breezes are
 soft
 And mostly the heavens are won
 drously fair, For "the sweet little cherub that sits
 far aloft,"
 Controlling the tricks of the am
 bient air. Is always on duty-good-na
 enough Yet sometimes we think, when the weather is rough, That he tries to dispense all his
 products at once. The Four Peaks, one morning, were hooded with cloud, And every Mongollon had donned a white cape; Some miners-'twas Labor day-stOut- ly avowed They would spend every hour in good holiday shape. But the storm had resumed, and the grumbles grew thick. Twas hail, sleet and snow, and the swearing began; "Jes' an off day!" said a youth with a pick;
 "Jes' an off sky!" said a gray bearded man. Far down the continents vertebraI line Old Boreas battered the earth with his flail-- The heavy snows fell in the forests of pine, And the zephyrs gave way to the believing gale. But here, in the Salt River valley be- low, The air was as warm as the breath of a child; Not even the tiniest flakelet of snow Suggested the winter, uncanny and wild.
 The roses are with us the round roll ing year As rich and as regal as Persia can boast; Every flower that is found in the Vale of Cashmere Abloom at its best when we prize
 it the most. And then the ripe oranges, certainly
 these
 So large and so luscious, so yellow
 and bright Are the Apples of Gold from Hesperi- des,
 Grown only where life is a dream
 of delight! In lauding the charms of this marvel ous land
 The green of her valleys, the fruit of her vines Her beautiful mountains, her canyons so grand, Her herds and her orchards, the wealth of her mines, The worth of her people. we make no mistake. The world has confessed, what E. long has been true, That fair Arizona is ready to take, As star Forty seven, her place in the blue. ANDREW DOWNING. Phoenix, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-25

of the reds toward Atascadero station and the Salinas river for two hours. The bridge across the Salinas was supposed to be burned, delaying the retreat of a defeated army several hours. A and E were sent out as a supporting party to the rear guard of the fugitive forces. They were sched- uled to meet the enemy at point on the San Luis Obispo road about three miles from camp. Under the com mand of Captain E. r. Grinstead of Company A, the two companies GOV cred the distance in less than three quarters of an hour. The reds, under Major Carl Hayden, did not appear at two o'clock, at which time they were supposed to be on hand, so Captain eGrinstead marched his party back
Arizona republican., 1910-09-25

more than half way to camp. There he waited after sending out numerous spies and scouts.
 The reds, when they arrived at the place where they expected to fight. found no enemy, so advanced north ward along a rough mountain trail. Several brushes with outpOsts occur red but the reds had no general en- .gagement with the blues. Finally the two hours, which was as long as the blues cared to detain the reds, passed. so the umpires declared the blues vic torious. There were only two or two casualties. Private COrnick of Com pany B claims to have captured red but the enemy refused to give up his gun.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-25

pointed his sword toward Private Larmer of Company B.
 This has been a day of fires in camp Twice fire call was sounded, the short, dry grass having been set afire by one cause or another. In both instances the soldiers managed to beat out the flames before they gained much headway, though they would have been serious had they been neglected. During the sham battle a Company A man started a fire by shooting his gun into the grass at his feet and the entire company, as well as several outposts, labored to put out the blaze.
 Immediately after the second fire in the camp, Company E organized a fire department Corporal C. C. Brown was elected chief; Private Emil Steyaert, assistant chief, and Sergeant Earl Lyall foreman. Some little excitement was created yesterday afternoon, just as the troops were leaving camp. Major Hayden mounted a new horse, which objected to carrying a heavyweight and began to rear and slide over the scenery i finally falling down and pitching the major off. Major Hayden landed or i his feet, unhurt. Sergeant Major C I R. Price then proved his bravery by mounting the fractious animal, which soon became calmed down. The major then remounted.
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| Sept. 21-AnOther day that from a spectacular standpoint has been eX- | tremcly uninteresting has passed, | This morning there was the usual 1 two hours battalion and regimental
 drill and in the afternoon another sham battle. There was nothing eX- | cept hard work to wake up the mili- tiamen in Camp Atascadero, but to- morrow there will be a long hike, " followed by a bivouac at a point sev-
 eral miles distant. and another march ! back to camp Friday.
 Major Day of the regulars, assigned to the National Guard of Arizona as inspector instructor, criticized the
 Arizona boys severely at times but also praised them highly. declaring that they were much better drilled than average National Guardsmen. He was particularly critical of the man
 ner in which the men carried their guns. Finally he declared that Com pany B was perfect in this respect but none of the other companies sue ceeded in satisfying him.
 The drill was the most elaborate and involved of any that the Arizona
 
 iencampment During the first two
 days the two battalions drilled sepa- rately Today Colonel Tuthill took command and the battalions drilled as regiment.
 In the afternoon Companies A and B were pitted against C and D, the second half of the first battalion. A and were the blues and c and D the reds. The problem assigned to
 the blues was to delay the advan
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-06
BABY DIES FROM BURNS.
Edith WingfieId Williams Passes Away
AZ ST. Francis Hcspfsai.

After lingering for little more thar
two days. Edith WIngfeld Williams
the seven-weeks-oid daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. John ID. williams, OF Ports
mouth. died at the st. Francis hos
pitai about s:20 O'Clock Sunday night
from the effects OF burns about the
face. head and arms received Friday
morning. The crib in which the baby
was sleeping caught fire In some mys-
terious way end the child was fatally
hurt before she could be rescued By
her grandmother.
The funeral took place at z:so
O'clock Yesterday afternoon at the
Grace Episcopa! church. Rev. Rob
ert " Wright. the rector. conducted
the services and interment was maSf
In Greenlavn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-06
COST FIFTEEN THOUSAND ?
TO RUN. CITY LAST MONTH
Expenditures for All Purposes Above
Average OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Of $50 1925.

Il cost just si5.5Ss53 TO run the
city government during the month o.
October. according 90 the monthly re-
port of City Auditor Messick. issned
Yesterday This total included all
salaries OF rity officers and employees,
interest on bonds. expenditures for all
departments and a few special appro'
priations. The auditor saws that 'he
total was run mp above the average
because OF the fact that there were
a number of extra appropriations.
The fetal receipts for the month
was $9?.776.49 from all sources and
as there was a balance OF S6.2ls.oa
on hand on October 81, the total bal
ance lett at the beginning OF business
on December was sSS,l3I.55. The
receipts for November were larger
than in any other month of the year
as that month is the last one in which
taxes on real and personal property
incomes. etc. can be paid before the
Eve per cent. penalty Is incurred.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-06
PURCHASING COMMITTEE
HAS NOT BEEN APPOINTED
Presidents Of Both Branches OF Coun
Gil Overlooked Matter of
Naming Body.

Both President Longan, of the
board of aldermen. and President
Jones. of the common council. over
looked the matter OF naming a pur'
chasing committee when they MADE
their committee appointments more
than two months ago. This commit
tee is provided for By ordinance, and
is TO De composed OF the presidents
of the two branches of the council
one member of the COMMITTEES on or
dinance and police TO be named by
the president Of the upper branch and
one member each OF the committees
on fire department and water ana
health 10 be named by the president
OF the lower branch.
II i the duty Of this committee TO
purchase all Of the feed for the city
teams. BY buying when the maTke'
was Low. the body saved the city sew
eral hundred dollars last year.
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Old Dominion Line
Daily Service
FOR NEW YORK.


Steamer leaves Norfolk. foot OF
Church ST. 1890 p. N. daily exceps
Sunday Tor New York direct
JAMES RIVER NIGHT LINE
STEAMER FOR RICHMOND, VA.
Leaves Pier "A" $3.50 every evesiay.
passengers only. Stop at Ciaremont
70 land or receive passengers on
signal.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CON-
PANY, James River Dsv Line e
Richmond and all James RIVER LAM.
.asA Steamer leaves Newport Ness
.ruesdays. Thursdays and SATURDAYS
al s:45 a. m. for Richmond Leaves
I. wport News Monday, "Wednesday
aac Friday at S .. N, Tor Norfolk
and Old Point.
"SMITHFIELD" leaves Pier "A"
daily except Sunday s:l5 n. m. for
Norfolk. and 4;S0 p. m. Mondays,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays and
I6:sb D. m. Wednesdays and Saturdays
for Smithfleld. Ocracoke leaves pier
"A" daily except Sunday, o. M, for
Smithfield and p. m. FOR Norfolk.
All freight received and delivered
at Pier A, foot 0f Twenty hfth street
X. C. PARKER,
Acting Agent
Newport News.
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ADJUSTMENTS
Good Gill at Olympic.

The show which opened the week
at the Olympic yesterday proved TO
be one of the best arranged vaudeville
bills ever presented a. the house. Noy'
city and variety go to make up inc
show. The Great Barnett with mys'i'
flying illusions and tricks of the black
art" variety pleased immensely. Spe-
cial electrical effects and novel mIsl'
cal numbers lend attractiveness to his
act. Beauty and the Beasts is an
animal act presented by a little girl
only ten years old. She uses two
young lions and two bear cubs and
puts them through their various
stunts" in a Gagged aren't on the
stage. The act is very entertaining.
Sanford and Darlington offer "a Bit
of nonsense. which went big yester-
dav at both the mainee and night
shows. Miss Bessie lie Count. with
songs and clever recitations, and
Fred w Morton trick harmonica
player finger whistler and paper carer,
both pleased
This bill will run until Thursday
wehn several new acts will come into
the Olympic's show, among them the
Texas Quartet. which Is said to be
very good aggregation Of harmonlsts
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DEATH OF MISS LLOYD.
Young lady sUceUrsbs After Iyress o
MANY Months

Miss Pessie Howell LLOYD seeS ~
Years. dangh'er ~ p " lovd 10
Twenty eighth street died at o'cioc''
ve~terdse morning a. ne home Of her
fathcr after iingcrinx iiiuess Tho
funeral win takc Mace ~ 2.7o c'cioct
fhie afternoon - the Frieuds' ehuT~h
The services VII BE- conducted bv tho
raefcr. Rev. Clar~o \ ROAM. sssisfe3
~ Rev a y Kinsev. - Ohio an
inferTrrnf vii 30 made ~ cre~nlsvr
pesifes her father Wis iovf +
survived ~ eve brothers and fhrse
sisie-s. Frant end pcrcv Tlc~d -
fNi~ cifv. A y Ticvd ~ paseftc. "
' iovd " 70 y-rfinrvirc. " Va. an
" ?. How'd ~ nanviile. Nieee- "
srnie lloyd. Lula " Lloyd and Mary
u. lloyd.
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Alleged fmbezzler is Broughi
to Virginia by Detectives.
WILL HAVE HfARlNG HtRl
United States Commissioners Garrett
Probably Will Conduct Preliminary
Examination - Wife Accompanies
priscner-Denies Guilt, According
TO Detroit Paper.

In the custody of two detectives
and aC companied by his wife, Milton
X. Mock. alias Abraham Nj. Meyer
the former auditor of The First Ma
iional Bank. who faces charge o.
ENLIGHTENMENT, passed through THIS
city yesterday afternoon enroute from
Detroit. Mich, where he was arrest
ed On November q, for Norfolk
where he will be tried in the United
States District Court.
The detectives and their prisoner
with Mrs Mock arrived over the
Chesapeake & Ohio at $50 o'clock.
Mock was not handeuffed or shackled
and he alighted from the train with
his guards and walked across the piel
TO he steamer Virginia, on which
the party went to Norfolk.
Gets Preliminary Hearing Here.
Mock was delivered to the United
States marshal a. Norfolk last night
by the detectives. As the alleged
crime was committed in this city.
Mock will be brought here TO be giver
"A preliminary hearing before United
States Commissioner a. c. Garrett
unless he valves that hearing II he
is ordered held for the action of the
Federal grand jury he will be taken
10 Norfolk and locked up pending his
trial unless he can secure his release
On bail.
According TO seemingly well founded
rrmors here, Mock will De ably de-
Tended when his case comes to trial
before Judge Edmund Waddill, Jr. 1t
is said that his relatives and the rel
atives of his wife, who was Miss Fan
ME Oser. of this city. will join forces
in securing the best of attorneys to
defend him.
Denied His Guilt.
According to the Detroit News,
Mock, after his arrest, gave cut a
statement in which he denied that he
had stolen penny from the First
National Bank. He said that he had
left this city because his mother OBJ
iected 10 his marriage and that the
bank officials were just trying 20 get
revenge en- him and that. while his
arrest might hurt his standing in De-
troit. he had no fears whatever about
the result of his trial
Neck went on 10 say. according to
the News. that he went under the
name of Abraham NJ. Meyer because
he took that name when he adopted
the Jewish faith before his marriage
10 Miss Oser. He said that he had
gone to Detroit soon after leaving
this city and had made no effort to
ccnceal himself while in that city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-06
FIRST YEAR or PAsToRATe ENDS
Rev. Thomas c. Darst Celebrates His
Anniversary

Rev. Thomas c. Darst. rector of st.
Pauls Episcopal church, celebrated
the first anniversary of his passionate
in this city SUNDAY. In his sermon
he took occasion to mention the mat
Ter TO his congregation and stated that
this city had been a blessing to him.
Since Mr.. Darst assumed the rector
ship OF ST. Paul's church. the cougre-
CATION has increased in numbers. the
debts OF the church have been met as
they came due and a large mems Bible
class has been built up.
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Ends Winters Troubles.

To many, winter is season of trou-
BILE The frost bitten toes and fing
ers. chapped hands and lips, chill
blains, cold sores. red and rough
skins. prove this. But such troubles
fiy before Bucklen's Arnica Salve. A
trial convinces. Greatest healer OF
Burns. Boils. Piles. Cuts. Sores. Ecze-
ma aud Sprains. Only Csc at All
Druggists.
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How an appalling Calamity IN MS
family was prevented Is told by A. d.
McDoaaid. Of Fayetteville. " G. RI
y. No. s. My Sister had consump-
tion.~ he writes. she was very thin
and pale. had no appetite and seemed
20 grow weaker every day a. all
remedies failed. til Dr. Kings New
Discovery was tired. and so complete.
" cured her. that she has not been
troubled with cough since. It's the
best medicine ever saw or heard
Of For coughs. colds. lagrippe. asfh-
me-. Group. hemorrhaee all bronchial
troubles. u has no equal. 59c. slice.
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by All
Druggists.
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cblc to appear before Thursday night.
when the usual midweek change IN
AL will ~ made.
Wanda, the Mystic opened I
weeks engagement at the Academy
last night. her ''myAerics' being pre-
scented in addition p the play. Sh.'
claims 10 have a natural Unborn gin,
Inherited from her mother. who. she
declares. was perhaps the greatest
occult thar ever lived.
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The WAYS Of the World,

The Ways of the World" a melo-
drama. was presented at the Academy
of Music by the Johnson Players last
might before large audience. in spite
oft ne stormy weather. The perform
anca seemed 10 please immensely, the
audience expressing its delight with
unstinted applause Only two of the
new members of the company ap-
peared in the cast last night Mr.
Seward and Miss Howell will not be
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Murder!

One sets IL by highway men--Tens
Of thousands by Bad BosUsis-No dit
ference. Constipation and dead liver
make the whole system sick Every
body knows it, cASCARETS regulate
cure Bowel and Liver troubles by simply
doing nsturs's work Until you get we'll
Millions uss CAScARETS Life ssveri
cAscARRTs Ioc box for weeks
treatment. all druggists Biggest srilst
~ re worid Million boxes 4 month
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LEG 4 MASS OF HUMOR

About seven years ago a small abra-
sion appeared on my right leg. ] began
20 scratch il and il spread until my
leg from my ankle TO the knee was
one solid scale like a scab. The irrlta-
ton was always worse at night and
would not allow me TO sleep. and IL
was completely undermining my health.
/ was almost out Of my mind with pain:
1 would have TO scratch until | had
the blood running down into my shoe.
/ simply cannot describe my suffering
during those seven years.
Il tried all kinds OF doctors and
remedies but / might as we'll have
thrown my money down a sewer.
had given up hope OF ever being cured
when | was induced to give the cuti-
cura Remedies a trial. After using
Cuticura Soap. Ointment and Resolyent
for little while began to see change
and soon the trouble had entirely dis
appeared and my leg was as fine as the
day | was born. Now after lapse OF
six months there is no sign Of q re-
currence. InecommendC uticura. W, ii.
White. 3I2 f.. Cabot ST.. Philadelphia.
Pa. Feb. 1 and Apr IL. 1909. F"
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PORT REPORT.
Sunday, December q, 1910.

Arrived.
Steamer barcelona tGerl. Nepper-
schmidt Hamburg via New Nork-ta
United States Shipping Company with
import freight.
Steamer ALBANIA OBJ. Bowden, Port
Ar,hnr-to White Oak Coal Company
for bunker coal.
Steamer Kanawha. Parmenter.
Searsport-to White Oak Coal Com
Dany in ballast.
Steamer Mills. DeLinden, BOSTON
% White Oak Coal Company In bal
last.
Schooner Warner Moore. Bell, Bos-
Onto Chesapeake & Ohio Coal 4
Coke Company in ballast.
Sailed.
Steamer Craigard (BrD, Liverpool
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schooners stormhound.

Two schooners completed cargoes
of coal here yesterday for New Eng
land ports. but are stormbound in the
lower harbor. They are the SIX
masted Eleanor A. Percy and the VIII
liam Cobb.
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Ten Vessels Arrive.

A total of ten vessels, exclusive
of the regular coastwise liners. en-
tered this port yesterday and Sunday.
All except one came for coal, This
number included FIVE steamers. two
schooners and three barges.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-06
civ Attorney Massie Returns.

CITY Attorney ]. A. MassIe has re-
turned home after spending ten days
at ais old home In Rappahannoek
county. While away Mr. Massie had
some fine hunting in the foothills OF
she Billie Ridge
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Two Steamers for Coal.

Two American steamers-the Kan
awha and Mills-came into port Sun
dav from New England ports tc
load full cargoes of coal.
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CARGO for China.

Enroute from New York for China
win a full cargo of merchandise, the
British steamer Lowther Castle called
at this port yesterday for fuei coal
She will steam today.
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ponllar Vote defeated.

BATON ROUGE. IA. Dec. 5.-The
I.ju,sl.l.a general assembly tontgh'
VOTED down resolution to submit, the
election of a United states senator TO
succeed Senator McEnery TO popular
XCIp
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Imports from Hamburg.

Bringing quantity of impof'
freight 10 discharge here. the German
steamer Barcelona, Captain Nepper'
schmidt, came into port yesterday
from Hamburg via New York she
will load exports for Hamburg.
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Business Mems Luncheon Today.

Business Mems lunch will be served
promptly from IL TO 2 O'Clock today
at the New Store. 290s Washington
avenue by the ladies of st. Paul's
Episcopal church Price, Csc. T.
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Miss Florence Billiard has returned
TO her home in Wilkes Barre. Pa. ar
ter visiting her sister. Mrs Allan u
Jones. on Twenly-sixth street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-06

Take luncheon with the ladies Of
81. Pauls church today. ~ 70 ?
O'Clock. 81 2s0s Washington avenue
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Miss Dorothy Gauntlet. who has
been spending n few days with Miss
Winifred Seay al the Colonial apart
ments, has returned to her nome III
Washington, ID. {. -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-06

Mr. and Mrs. W. A Clements. oI
Norfolk. have returned home after
spending a few days with Mrs. Glenn
eats' parents in North End.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-06

Mrs. Jack Tisnor. who has been
visiting her parents on the Eastern
shore of Virginia, has returned home.
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SOCIAL-PERSONAL

Mrs :. W. Holt aud Mrs Il. =.
Holt have gone 20 Petersburg 10 at-
tend the funeral OF Mrs. NJ. q. Holt
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Weather at Cape Henry.

WcdtHeF 1T NdPc
CAPE HENRY. VA. Dec. 5.-haih-
ing, wind southeast, twelve miles
smooth sea.
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TRANSPORTATION GUIDE.

CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY,
FAST Trains to Richmond sad tire
West.
Leave Newport News l0:oS .. me
aud 5.O5 y. M daily.
Locai Trains to Richmond
600 a. M: $50 y. m. daily.
Trains arrive Newport News 1000
u. M, 1880 q. M. 6:30 y. IN. ana
|7:20 y. m.
Steamer Service for Norfolk.
Leave Newport News 1885 q. IN.
anc 5.35 D. m. daily.
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Monday, December 5. 1910.

Arrived.
Steamer Lowther Castle tBr).
Howe. New York-to White Oak Goa.
Company for bunker coal.
Schooner Wingfield s. Sehuster'
Crocker. New York-to Chesapeake
& Ohio Coal & Coke Company in bal
last
Barge Winthrop from Boston-to
9erwind.W White Coal Mining Company
N ballast
Barge Biwabik from Boston-to
New River Consolidated Coal Com
Dany in ballast.
Barge New Jersey from Providence
to Chesapeake & Ohio Goal & Coke
Company in ballast.
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MIR. Caleb d. West has as his CUES
his nephew. Mr. Alton West OF WAY
erly, Va.
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Cleared.

Steamer Lowther Castle tBrl'
Howe Annoy. Foochow and Swatow
via Durhan-Furness, Witty COM
)any. Ltd.
Steamer ALBANIA (Br.). Bowden. Law
erpool and Runcorn-Furness, Witty
& Company. Ltd.
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Sailed.
Steamers ALBANIA tBr.}. Bowden'
Liverpool. ETC.; Melrose. Frostad'
Everett. Mass.
Schooners Eleanor A. Percy for
Boston; William Cobb for Eastport
land both anchored in lower haroor)-
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Calendar for Today.
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Steamer Craigard (BrD, Liverpool
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TRANSPORTATION GUIDE.
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Mrs. W. s. Lear is iii at her home
on Thirty-fourth street.