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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-03

FOR RENT room house, all modern
improvements, furnished Or unfur
nished. s26 Leighton street. Phone
1858 Red.
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FOR RENT-Two room flat furnished
for light housekeeping. 626 Des
Moines. Phone 1904 Red.
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WANTED Washwoman for Tuesdays
and Wednesdays. Apply 31S North
Third street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-03

FOR RENT-Two unfinished rooms
suitable for light housekeeping. In
quire 1109 Fulton street.
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SPECIALITY statesmen WANTED
Big commissions being earned;
write for particulars. g. l.. Arnott,
Greenfield, Ohio.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-03

All kinds of old buildings
to wreck, also old lumber. AID
dress Lumber" this Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-03

FOR RENT-Two flats. all modern
improvements. Furnished If desir-
ed. Apply Alt High street.
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MEN OF IDEAS with inventive abil-
ity should write for new list Need.
ed Inventions" Prizes for Patents.
Randolph & Co.. patent attorneys.
Washington, D. G..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-03

FOR RENT-Five room house at 22O
North Ninth. Inquire 227 North
Ninth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-03

FOR RENT Light housekeeping
rooms, modern convenience, one
block from car line. Phone 14S1-Red
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-03

FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Mod
ern conveniences. 208 South Sixth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-03

FOR SALE+Almost new seven room
frame, neighborhood Seventh and
Orleans, hard wood floors and trim;
no one could build cozier little
home and the price, according to
ground desired, is $4,000 or s5,2oo.
Phone Birdwell Sutlive. or call 312
Main.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-03

FOR RENT-strictly modern furnish.
ed rooms at 429 Franklin street.
Gentlemen preferred
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-03

FOR RENT Furnished front room,
modern, call after p. M, or Sunday.
802 High. Phone Red-36.
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FoR RENT.

FOR RENT-House rooms, modern
except furnace. Call at s22 Frank
lin,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-03

FOR SALE Desirable six room brick
on full and beautiful lot, neighbor-
hood Sixth and Fulton, $4,000. Phone
Birdwell Sutlive and will call on you.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-03

FOR RENT--Newly furnished, cool,
front room, in new modern home.
Address a." Tel. Black-S45.
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WANTED-A night man. Apply
Wells-Fargo Co., Express.

WANTED to make out of
hair combings. Inquire 427 South
Nineteenth street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-03

FOR RENT Six room house. Also
sleeping room; gentlemen prefer
red. Call 100 N. Seventh.
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FOR RENT-Three new, modern
eight room houses; gas. bath, fur
mace. Charles Altes, 41S Blondeau.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-03

WANTED Room and board by man
and wife for Aug. 25, 26, 81, %. Ad-
dress X, care Gate City.
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FOR RENT-Five rooms, half double
house, 1902 Park st. Inquire within
or call red-99S.
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WANTBD-A good family driving
horse. city broke. safe for ladies,
e. Wahrer, Montrose, Iowa.
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FOR RENT Room in modern house,
gentleman preferred. 922 Concert.
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WANTED "A top buggy in good re-
pair. Must be cheap. Phone 57s-
Red.
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FOR Household goods. now on
exhibition. Will be at 207 Main
street Wednesday and Saturday p. m.
Also by appointment. Phone 434.
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LOST.
MISCELLANEOUS.

MONEY TO LOAN-See William Tim
herman, 522 Main street.
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WANTED Girl for general house.
work, family of two. Apply Apt. 6,
524 North 4th ST. Phone Eat.
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WANTED Railway mail clerks.
$500 to $3.50 month. Details free.
Franklin Institute. Dept. 1o4 f.,
Rochester, N. Y.
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The Want Column

modern home, s12 Orleans avenue.
Phone 3S1-Black Mrs. Foelker.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-03

Elevator boymust be
sixteen. Dancan-Schell Furn Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-03

WANTED September 1st two or
three furnished rooms. Address A.
p, Gate City.
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WANTED Two automobile repair
men, good wages, steady work to
good workmen f. w. Garretson, Ham.
ilton, III.
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WANTED An experienced girl for
general housework Phone 16.
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FOR RENT-By September /. new
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WANTED.

WANTED.
Elevator boy-must be
sixteen. Dancan-Schell Furn. Co.
All kinds of old buildings
to wreck, also old lumber. Adj
dress Lumber this Office.
WANTED -Washwoman for Tuesdays
and Wednesdays. Apply 31S North
Third street.
WANTBD--A good family driving
horse, city broke. safe for ladies,
E. Wahrer, Montrose, Iowa.
WANTED Room and board by man
and wife for Aug. rs, 2s, 81, %. Ad-
dress X, care Gate City.
WANTED September list two or
three furnished rooms. Address A..
p, Gate City.
WANTED Two automobile repair
men, good wages, steady work to
good workmen. F. w. Garretson, Ham
ilton, III.
WANTED An experienced girl for
/ general homework. Phone 16.
- -----
WANTED-A night man Apply
Wells-Fargo Co.. Express.
WANTED Switches to make out of
hair combings. Inquire 427 South
Nineteenth street.
WANTED-A top buggy in good re-
i pair. Must be cheap. Phone 579-
Red.
WANTED-Gi for general house
work. family of two. Apply Apt 6
524 North 4th st. Phone FAT.
. WANTED Railway mail clerks
Z $500 to $3.50 month. Details free
Franklin Institute, Dept. 104 r.
Rochester, N. Y.
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

BouloSne MAY 9-Po,sdam Dutch New YorS.
~ Vincent e Y. MAY a-AberiOur BIZ. New
York for sydney. ". etc
Port Said. NAV a-Baron Cawdor tBr,. New
York for Neechwang.
Bristol May e-wslls city oBr New York.
Montsvideo. MAY 9-Monadnock tBn. New
Algoa Bsy. MAY s-Miramichi fBrl. New York
via ~ Vincent V. and Cape Town
Amsterdam. MAY s-Orsnje Nassau Dutch.
New York via Venezuela and Hsvre
81 Thomas MAY :. p m-P8rima tBrl New
York for nemerars
Plymouth MAY .. 1880 a m-Olymplc tBn.
Sew York FOR Cherbourg and Southampton
tand proceeded
AIsiers NAV 5-Oceania ,Ausu. New York via
81 Michaes FOR Nspies etc
Copenhagen. MAY G-IIellig Olav dam. New
York via chrstansand ana Christlanis
Naples MAY g Napoli ntan philadelphia and
New York for Genoa Europa dtaD. New
York for Genoa.
bordeaux Nav I-Louisiane dFD. New York
London. Msy 9-lroquois tBp with barge
Navahoel. New YORK.
Punta Arenas. NAV 5-Crofton Hall tBD. New
York via Bahia Blanca
Queenstown NAV g-Cetic tBD. New YORK
for Liverpool and proceeded.
Liverpool. MAY s-Adriatic tBu. New York
via Queenstown. 9th. Celtic tBrl. New York.
SAILED
- Micnaels. May Thames (BD from New
York. Antilla. Kingston. Colon. Port Spain
and Bsrbadosi. Southampton.
Barbados, MAY s--Gregory 1Brl from Para.
New York
Queenstown. NAV e-Adriatic (Brl. New York
Dunkirk MAY s-singspore tBr, from Havrel.
New York
PASSED
Lizard. MAY t-Potsdsm Dutch New York for
Boulogne and Rotterdam.
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SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Friday, May 9,
1913

steamer Maracalbl. la Gusyrs April Is.
AsracsibO 70. curacao May and Msy ssueH -
70 Bliss Dallett 60. with y pas-enseis
mails and mdss. Arrived az the Bar al l-.-o
steamer Monroe. Newport News and Norfolk.
to the Old Dominion - 90. Win passengers
aud mdse Passed IN quarantine al 80 m
steamer Balt.c OBJ Liverpool May ana
Queenstown :. to the Whit. star Line. win
passengers and mdse Reported u miles east
of Fire Island al 40 IN.
steamer Delaware. Philadelphia to tine clyde
- ~. with mdse Passed In SANDY Hook al
- spesmer Tweeddale lBrl. Santos APRIL a and
Hsrbados % 10 the LLOYD Brazilero IN ballast
Arrived a. the Bsr AZ s:is M.
steamer France tFr Hayre May ,. 10 the
,'ompaguie Generate Transatlantique. with pa
,engers. malls and mds- In Quarantine al 100
steamer Ancons. cristobsl. Nav .. 10 the
Panama Railroad = In, VIZ 70.
gore. malls and mdse. Arrived 81 inc bar
s1esmer j T.. luckenbach, Cienfuesos May
:. 10 the Munson - Line win sugar NJ
rived At the Bar AT = 81 m
steamer saiamanca tGerl. Hamburg April
q 10 the Hamburg American Line. WIN oe3
Storage passengers and md'' N't'Neu a.
steamer Mira fBrl. Hamburg Aprii u 10
David r WsUden IN ballast. Arrived az the
"s st.smsr Laura fAusu. Trieste Apri a.
patrss @ Palermo 20 and Alsiers - 10
Phelps BROS 4 60. with 10. cauin aun ~ =
storage passengers ana mus +'''''" %"
the Bar AT i2 80 NJ. A.,
steamer CITY OF Atlanta. savannah slaS
g 10 the ocean Sc co. with passengers ahu
mdse Passed IN Quarantine AZ - ~,
Steamer Mamma Hata. Baltimore. 70 tne
New YORK. and Baltimore Transportation 20
with mdse Passed in Quarantine al IN.
steamer Fl Rio. Galveston way ,s ~, 20 w n.
Southern Pacific co. with mdse- faSs'" d"
Quarantine At G.i5 m. . 81.
steamer Delaware. Philsdelphs 70 ln'
CLYDE s. 90. with mdse. Passed IN VuS'
antine ~ - - m. -.
steamer France orr. Hsvre May 2" 10 ~
compagnie generate Trsnsailanilque. WIN
ias first, 40 second cabin and $50 sterrst'
Messengers mails and mdse Arrived az the
~
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NAVY OFFICER FOUND DEAD
Lieutenant B. r. Hill Believed
To Be Suicide.

Annapolis MAY s-IAeutensnt r. Rich
ord Hin. L. :. y. was found dead In his
room at boarding house here to-day
with a bullet i'm his head A revolver was
lying beside him on the floor.
Lieutenant Hill. who was from Iowa.
was taking a postgraduate course at the
naval school 81 engineering While II
appears to he case Of suicide. no motive
for the deed has been discovered.
Lieutenant Hill went to Washington
Wednesday morning 20 see his nsncee.
Miss Henrietta Erwin. daughter OF Colo
mel James r. Erwin L. :. A He re-
turned Yesterday morning. went directly
10 his room and was not seen until his
lifeless BODY was discovered.
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ORDERS ISSuED.-The following OF
dors have been issued.
ARMY
Colonel HARRY o. PERLLY. medical corps.
c.e,,t7 MATHEW G.. SMITH. TAN Csyslry.
from army service schools. Fort Lesten
worth Nav -. and report by telegraph 4"
commanding officer ian Csvslr! Tor a'
~, ' I.i,u,snsSt MOSS J.. LOVE. I'm CAV,
alry. detailDd Tor aviation duty WIN sShA.
corps Goo Tr>ss city. report 10 conn. = M a
general ID Division for duty with i'i Nero
rlrs, Lieutenant WILLIAM b CARR. med
zeal corps. honorsbll ai.ehs geo >.n,rr
medical reserve corps honorary a.
ct 59ssf d rrxrsrAw woop. s,h Ipisn,ry.
from Fort Monroe 10 san Ffanei'co SAILING
June . for Manila, his reg iment
Le e?Tys6,ncF F. " sSfffHuf.1MA1 dsn,ai .a-gson
- devs captaIr HENRY - ROB
EXT. CORPS ~ engineers Two mon'hs
NAVY.
coumarder W " PHELPS detached me
Iowa. rommand the Reina Mercedes
Lieutenant Gunior grade J g. - A'h' ''
nav ward. PhiIsdephia. NAV 81.
Passed ASSISTANT Surgeon r y hoLIEs. Dc
tached naval training station. Gresi Lanes
Passed Assistant Surgeon @. p. CoTTLB De
tsched naval hospital. 20 naFa! ta'h'H=
station. Great Lakes ...-,
Assistant surgeon 4. %. DAVIS. det@Che'
naval proving grounds. Indian Heaa' -
Asiatic station. .
Assistant surgeon G. 2 ROBINSON. De
iached marine expeditionary force. nome
wait orders -
CHIEF Gunnsr 4 g. sTEtNBRENNER de
tsched navy yard, Norfolk. MAJ Il 10 ne
New JERSEY
Chief Gunner JOHN SPtkbE j. 70 nav
ward Washington.
Gunner A. u Freshman. detached the sew
Jersey. home wait orders
chief Carpenter vs.. ". TOLES. detained we
Ohio. the Massachusetts
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partitions: tomorrow fair; moderate porti
and uerthss winds.

pertions: tomorrow fai': moderate north
and northeast winds.
For New England. far and cooler to-oar
to morrow fair moderate northWest 10 norm
winds
For western Nirginis. showers and coole
TO-DAY. Tomorrow cloudy
FOR Western Pennsyiysnis. fair 20 day
to-niorrow increasing cloudines moderate
north and northeast winds
For Wessrn New York, fsr TO-DAY ana
fo-uorrow. moderate north and northee'i
winds
Por District - columbia and MARYLAND
cloudy and cooler TO-DAY probably showers
Tomorrow CLOUDY. tight so moderate north
and northeast winds.
Tor Vtrginin showers ahd cooler to-day
to-morrov- cloudy. moderate north winds
For Delaware cloudy and cooler TO-DAY.
rrobsbt, showers morrow fan. moderate
north and no-'hsss' winds
For New Jerssv and Eastern Peninsula
MIA fair and cooler to-day tomorrow fair
IN od.rssr north snd northeast Winds
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Official Record and Forecast Na'hinb

Official Record and Forecast .-N a'hins on.
Ma An extensive area ~ high pressure
oyerii.s the central and northern portions OF
IN. country east Of the Rocky Mountains Win
IFS cr.s, over Lake Superior - was attended
by decided fall IN temperstur. over the lake
region and the grest central Valley. and low
temperatures also continue in the Northwest
with IN. result that they are now from 10 10
% degrees below the seasonal average over me
district covered by the high pressur.
The weather east OF the ROCKY Mountains
was more or less uns.ttied. and showers were
quite general over q narrow belt OF country eH-
tending from Colorado and Nebrssks eastward
through the lower lake region into New Eng
land There we're also local thunder showers
in the east Cuff and south Atlantic states Out
supparently without much rain.
Nest OF the Rocky Mountains the weather
was fair. except In the coast states "ne'e
there were local rains .
showers viii continue Saturday. aud probably
SUNDAY from the central Rocky Mountain re-
zion eastward through the ohio Nsnet ana tne
western lower lake region. Local showers are
also probable Saturday IN the south MishttS
I'D the southern portion Of the middle Atlantic
states over the remainder 81 the country W,
weather will be generally fair SATURDAY tno
Sundzv except in the north Pacific states pher >
there viii be showers that viii probably .Stena
a., SUNDAY into the extreme Northwest. II VIII
be cooler saturday from the Ohio Valley cas- .
ward and northesstward and warmer SUNDAY
60 re upper lake region and the upper Missis
sipni and Missouri valleys.
The winds along the New England and MO
Ale Atlantic coasts will be moderate northwep
rscouing north and northeast Sunday; along
~ soufh Atlantic coast moderate and Narla :
bl, becoming northwest and north along tne
as, duff coast ligh' 10 moderate and Vsrisoie.
s1o,, tho west Gulf coast. moderate sonthesst
a,d south. on the lower lakes. moderate norm
end northeast. on the upper lakes MODERATE
northeast and east ,.,
e,earners departing saturday FOR European
oa-ts uilI have moderate northwest winds. WIN
fsir weather. to the Grand Banks.
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CLASSICAL.

he GREEK BCCOiIC POETS. With ~
English translation nl j. u Edmond-. some
tine Fellow or fssIE COLLEGE Cambridge
ismo Do 11rt. 80 Tire Macmillan com
PAW
volume in Tho Loeb Classical Library
gFsck ext with translation on opposite
psse. nofes. Introduction and a bibliosrsph'
DHODICs The Argonautics
With On Fnglith trsnslation 10y Y. q. reaton.
4 Formerly Fellow OF Jesus College.
cambridge lCmo. ~. xiv. 49,. tThe Asc
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history.

FRANCISCO RELIEF SURVEY Tn.
1..sni1stior and Methods ~ Relief lseo
49, ne Earthquake and Fire Of April -,
~ compiled from studies ~ Charles J.
..onnof. Francis n Mclean. Helen SWEET
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ne END % the i0ug struggle
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FICTION.

llTLE THANK YOU. BY Mrs =. p o'Con-
"f limo. ~ 262. 90. y Putnsms Sons
child stor, end a love story. The scenes
- sic among the pastures OF Virginia and
10 crowced comunities OF New England.
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SPECIAL ACT FOR MORGAN ART,

Thomas r. Rush, attorney for the state
Controller i'm transfer tax matters. eA-
rrosssd tho opinion Yesterday that
sneciai act Of .he Legislature VIII ne
necessarv to exempt the art collection
OF j. Pierpont Morgan from the payment
Of n tax lie said he had information
that Governor SulZer is in favor % such
an act and mas asked Assemblyman
Charles D. Carroll 10 frame bill TO ina
nd
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FLIES 1863 MILES IN AsRosoAT

Washington. May 9-Lieutenant !. II.
Towers. head Of the navy aviation corps
with Ensign G Dec. Chevalier a a pas
sencer. made continuous flight IN an
aeroboat from here 70 Annapolis to-day
over an all-water route. They new down
the Potomac and up Chesapeake BAY.
covering the lSe miles I'm > hours and .
minutes
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rRANSPAClFIC MAILS.

N-INTT
Desunsf lon and steamer $50 Pm
Hawaii Japan Corea China. Philip
pines Ois san Franci.coi-Tenyo
Nam .......................M MAY II
Hawaii via san Francisco -Sierra. May Is
Hawaii samoan Islands. Now Zealand,
Australia via san Franciscoj-sO-
mona ........- .......-.....- May 70
Tahiti. Msrquesas. CoOs Islands New
Zealand. Australia via San Fran
ciScoi-Tshii ........ ............. Nay -
VitioriSp"imp's,s Of Ja ii'S May %
Guam. Philippines Cis San Frsncisco)
L Transport ......... ......... May 81
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MISCELLANY OUS.

Es.r,RIcE OF iNEFFICIENcY. By Frank
4 NJ, eNo. ID. xiv. 43e. The Stursis
"A''on Company
aSs,s purpose % this book IL 10 show
fev., lHe wastes are being incurred. IN
seue..'ehtal ana industrial social and
sai.. ''0nsl affairs. and 10 point out rem
= ~ KEEP HENS FOR PROFIT By
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- ol We Nen YORK Tribune Farmer.
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Psymsster's clerk j. II. UNDERWOOD. sp
pointed. naval station. Guam
Paymaster's Clerk p n MAIbLbTIb. ~
pointed the Indiana.
iogs; the Wtmington 60 z,r-r,y
Passed Assistant surgeon " y. ZALLahi o
20 the Helena .,,
Passed Assistant Surgeon F. +. ". HorGli
and Assistant surgeon y. II. 81 LLlNAN'
10 naval hospital. Cana Gao.
Acting Assistant Dentsi surgeon & a. Ma
HONEY. 10 the &ratoga.
ssistant civil Ln7ineer Carroll FAl T. a.
schod naval station. Cayits. home. VA
orders
CHEZ Gunne- Il a. NEvINs. to naval sta
tiOr. Olongapo.
MOVEMENTS or wAGsIGPs The
following movements Of vessels have been
reported to the Navy Department.
ARRIVED
Nav Th. wyoming Block Island sound
tne Florida the North Dakota and the De's
ware al Meueshs B!gnf. \lncy ard SOUND
the C.sar - SsVsn Point the SteriinS .
Norfolk ysrd
Ma, S-'rhe south Daaots q san Francisco
q SsusalIto. the New Jrrsey. ~ Nesp0f
Tho Nero. a. BTemerion the Alabama. ~
Deep Watef Point. ne Alabama. ~ Fniis
dsipnia ne Pefiei o. Panama citN Pa
SAILED.
Ma The Cesar. from NorfoiA Tor seeaI
Point
HAMPTON Roads TIE Montana. from lei i'
To- AlFisfs the Goids5Orougn. non Va
Island To- Ssusaiito. th~ Giscier. hom sis
zatisn for A spJlrO. me keid, from NorfolH
foI Charleston. the Alabama from FhilaftI
phis for Deep wsier Point. Delaware river
the Alsbsns from Deep Watef Point f"r
phf1adelrhis