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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-04-14
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-21
REFEREE DOES THE WORK
Fails to Coax Mantell and Eng
lish to Really Box.

Frank Msnteli. an athleticaily inclined
youth from Pswtucket. and Lawrence
English called Larry in boxing CIR
cles. engaged ln saucy ten-round bout
with the padded mtts disnihed a. box
ing contest. at The Atlantic Garden \. g..
last night.
Several times within the half hour the
boys lost themselves completely ana
struck at each other rUdely and with
Passing violence. Al the end JOHNNY
Pollock. who acted as referee. was ABOUT
exhausted from trying 10 coax them mo
putting up something that might loon
like real contest. ~ the END the crowd
bOJed This did not include the TWO
walters. who cheered riOtOuslN.
iu the opening teu-rOuud confess johnny
paI. outpointed Chicken" ROskiu by q
comfortable margin Roskin is Tar from
being a chicken. for he has been BOXING
Tor several years.
Battling Reddy decisively outpOlnted
Young Solsaere iu the best bout Of the
night Reddy had the better of seven oil
IN. ten rounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-21
Yachting Golf Il Boxing Polo Thoroughbred Racing Other
MANDOT MEETS HIS MASTER
Goes Down Before Bud Ander
son After IL Savage Rounds.

Vernon Arena. Los Angeles May %
Bud" Anderson. % Medford. ore.
leaped into prominence I'm the ranks or
the lightweights by stopping Joe Man
DOT Of New orleans I'm twelve rounds
here tonight. \ terrific right hand swing
OF the Jaw finished Mandot He was not
knocked down. but was lettering blindly
about the ring. utterly unable TO defend
himself hen Charley Evton stepped in
and stopped the battle.
There was never minute in which An
derson was not the master. Tie beat a
steady tattoo ON Msndot body. and il
was evident Ia all that 10 was only a
question Of time when Mandot would be
worn down and knocked out n was only
the latters bulldog tenacity that kept him
up a. long as he stayed
At lcne range Mandot was little the
better but AZ close quarters and in the
clInches 10 was next 10 helpless. His
seconds advised him 10 stay out and box
cleverly. bat he di-ressrded their Orders
and plunged ahead to defeat and VIA;
amounted 10 pupilistc destruction. At
the end M was badly cut Up. while his
cor1uero, was practically unmarked. In
The preliminary bout "a DELANEY whipped
Monte Attell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-21
Three or More 75-FOOt Boats
Likely To Be Built Here.
STIMULUS FOR THE SPORT
William Gardner Thinks That
More Wholesome Type Means
Some Great Racing.

4 universal feeling OF satisfaction was
expressed among yach,smcn yesterday
when the, heard news from London that
the New York Yacht club had accepted
the last challenge Of Sir Thomas Upton
To race for the Americas Cup sem .
month ago through the ROYAL Ulster Yacht
cub
1t was PARTICULARS gratifying 10 some
members Of the New York Yacht club
who are glad that the club has consented
to race under tho present rule " measure
ment and time allowance instead Of the
obsolete rule which produces hmsy
racing machine. pure and simple.
Many yachtsmen have maintained since
the negotiations between the two clubs
have been in progress that IL would be
best for both sides II good. seaworthy
Yachts Of the 75-foot waterline length
could be built under the present rule and
they are glad Sir Thomas has gained the
point in this respect for which NJ 50
manfulv strove
Il am really glad 10 hear that the chal-
lenge has been accepted. and II the cup rs
10 be- defended by q 15-foot boat It VIII
be doubly good news" said John ~.
Hsnan last night re has been mem
her Of the New York Yacht club for
twentv-three wears and owns. besides the
zoo foot steam yacht surf the large
IfFfflfa His
sons. Addison g. Hanan ana ~. Wilmer
Hanan. who own the fo-fooi sloop Aspir-
ant and the schooner Astrild. have long
been recognized As among the cleverest
amateur shippers I'm these waters. Add
son is also z designer. having just com
Melted a Yacht for the OPP class. which
is 10 be launched I'm few days john u.
Hanan has been mentioned as possible
builder OF q cup defender which Is TO be
managed and sailed 10y his sons
Another member OF the club said last
night:
This is indeed good news. II will re-
vive Yachting all over the country.
should not be surprised If AZ last three
H. foot Yachts are built to race FOR the
honor ~ be'nE selected 10 defend the
Gun. and they are sure 10 ne poats thdl
We may ali be proud of-not freaks. That
are Of no use after the race except for the
scrap heap"
..It goes without saying said wen
kuown racine man. that the herreshoTs
viii build one. or perhaps two. cup de-
Tenders. but there are other designers VINO
,rtu surely have chance 10 show their
nm and one Of these viii be William
c,rdner whose sloops Medors. Michicaso
nd GRAY Jacket won aboul over! 'hl.,s ."
their respective classe- last season Inc!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-21
YQChtSn1en Pleased at
Prospect of Big Race

ar, all built under the rules which VIII
rov obtain for ih. America CUP. anc so
are ST, or seven other yachts OF Gardner
design that Won rrzes 10 the Baltic last
summer
SpeaNuc of .he situation last night
William Gardner himself said
90 am pleased to hear thai the cl"o
has accepted the challenge. and j want Ia
say right low that % IS not so much
moral victory for Sir Thomas as IT Is Tor
the sporting spirit in the Ne" YORK
Yacht club. We shall now SEQ some fine
racing When Sir Thomas originally
vautoo 10 race under what he considered
the new rule which. by tho way, is not
the universal rule ~ all but tho Atlantic
Coast conference ruIe-it was then in
embryo.
"smco then 10 has crystallzcd into con
crete form and cup defender producer
under 30 viii bc the finest Yacht of her
size anoat These boats being built OF
Tobin bronze. will. of course. cost more
tnau the ordinary boat 81 that sizc. but
the money viii not be wasted. FOR they
can boz race.i for years after as class
with good results A. an example OF the
vasthcrlV qualities Of boats built under
tits rule. 4 took the Virginia my latest
boat built FOR commodore d. stuart
Blacktou. out ON the Sound the other
day 100 a stin easterly blow. with a nasty
sea. and in going To windvard she aid
NOT take drop Of water aboard
NIr. Gardner said be- had no doubt that
az least two individual yachtsmen would
order soventv-nvc-foot yachts to enter
fine trial races. II Is said that the nucleus
~ syndicate has been in process OF
formation for some time. since b became
known through certain channels. that
tho challenge was 10 he accepted
TIE challenge sent this year 10y the
ROYAL Ulster Yacht club. siipulating
that the defender he seventy hve-foot
Yacht was received Pos the New York
Yacht Club on March .. IL was declined
on March l3 new proposal made by
So Thomas. sent on March -. also was
declined ON March -. ON April the
Irisn barouet sent an unconditional chal-
lenge. ~ a meeting Of the New YORK
Yacht club on April % this was consid-
cred. aud an Americas cup committee
appointed. with power To carry on the
negotiations which have resulted In its
dnu acceptance.
Sir Thomas Upton first challenged for
the Americas cup in 1885 with the
Shamrock l. The races We're sailed in
October. 1899. the slOOp Columbia built
bv the late J. Pierpont Morgan. winning
all three Iiis next challenge came the
following year. the races being sailed
in 1901. the Columbia winning again. In
Iso2 his third challenge was accepted
and the races we're sailed the following
wear i'm August aud September. the Re-
lance winning all three
The Shamrock ! was designed by Will
lam fife. the Shamrock II by George +.
Watson and the Shamrock III by vie
and Watson Jointly. Ali three Yachts
were partially towed across the Atlantic
The Shamrock ~ will he designed by
Charles T. Nicholson. In whose yard at
Gosport the old America was fitted OUT
for her race for the trophy now known
as the Americas cup.
40 Official confirmation or the accept
ance 81 the challenge could be obtained
al the New York Yacht Club last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-21
MRS. SWIFT LEADS FIELD
Women Golfers Make Good
Scores on Knollwood Links.

Mrs Lawrence Swift. Of KnOlr God and
Enclewood did herself proud u the third
team match OF the Women's Metropolitan
Golf Association at Knoilwood Yesterday
10y covering the 300 ward circuit In s..
the best OF the day. lncideItalf her
team. Of which Mrs Frank t.nos is the
CAPTAIN defeated the combination Of Miss
Gcorgianna Bishop 10y - points 10 d.
Mrs swift began modestly enough with
three SKIES. although the holes we're al,
long However. AT the eighth. matter
of Ia Yards she had three AMI finished
the outward nine bon IS. The tenth, some
900 Yards. was negotiated IN three ions
pat doiug the trick. Sne was back IN 30.
There were enough PLAYERS O." form
teams of fifteen each. The Womens
Metropolitan Coli Association has not
visited kuollwood before and tho condi-
ton of tire course was mat o. for Ca
yorable comment. Tho last match rs on
the card Tor next Tuesday at Bdltusrol
Tomorrow there will be 2 one-day tour
nament AT the Century Country 'iun
The summary follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-21
SHIPPING NEWS
Fort of New York, Tuesday, May 20,
1918.

steams~ Finland Antwerp and Dover May
10 to the Red star Line. with 35a second
cabin and T.. 1913 stsersgc passengers ana
ntdse Arrived al The Bar ~ 80 a m.
Stc4mcr Ruth. Boca Grsnde FOR Perth
A,ubo,. Goo a "a Bull q 90. with phosphate
rock Poss+u boz sandy Hook az - q m.
steamer city ~ Montgomery. savannah
Ma, ~ 90 me Ocean - 90. with passengers
and mdse Passed in Quarantine ar 4:2s
steamer Montansn. Puerto Mexico MAY -
via Delaware Rrcakwater 49, 10 the Amerl-
csn-fIsvaiian IS 60. with sugar. Arrived
Al the Bar at m.
steamer ocean Dutch. Flushing May >.
10 David r. Warden. in ballast. Arrived al
the Bar ~ 30 p IN. 10Th.
Steamer Bsyamo Cuban. Havana Ma
Ia 10 the New York and cuba Mail - 60.
with pinespples. Arrived - the Bar AZ
10 IA.
steamer Tivives lBri Port Limon MAY -
Colon - and Kingston -. Ia the United
Fruit 90. with 80 rassergers mails and
mdsr. Arrived ai the Bar ~ 80 q m.
steamer Lord punerin fBri ~agua MAY
Q, Havana H. Matanzas IL, " the Munson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-21
M|LBURN BACK At POLO.
American Cup Defenders Play
at Meadow Brook.
BRITONS WATCH PRACTICE
Chances Point to Stoddard Be
ing Named as One of Team
by Captain Whitney.

DeverelX Milbum Vas back on the polo
field ycstcrdsy for tns hr-t time since
DO, accident a. thc RucksWay Hunting
club two weeks ago. which nearly cost
him his lie Will his rcappearanc, IN
the saddle hope returned to the follow
ers of .be american team. for rarely has
Ills dasaius PLAYER proved his proves
with tl. mauct cr A. sending The gallop-
ing ponies through tine opposing ;esm
like th4ndetbo'i ~ he did in lhe prsc-
tiCe contests ou tine field %. the Meadow
Brock club. al Wcstburv. Lons Island.
Wl.t.,r or nor iairl Payne whitney
purpc~ey distributed Eis men SO - 10
mvsufy ibc players oi tAe English team.
vino sat along the side lines and watched
critically every move. or as was rumored'
has selected tic team that will defend
tire cup. remains an open question. Any
Va.. Captain Whitney would not an
-Wer g..
Tie team De- worked. ana worked hard
through 80 four period contests vas.
Louis Stoddard. No !. DeyereuN Nil
burn. SO o. Harry Payne Whitney. 40.
3. and Malcolm Stevenson. al back.
This remarkable shift IN the line col-
formed somewhat 20 the rumored team
that MAJ 10 sent against the Hurlins-
ham challengers According 10 the best
reformation obtaiusble S,oddard is 10
play at 80. !. Larry Waterbury, At 80
o.. Nulburn. whose fame rests chiefly
upon his spectacular riding a. back. ct
So. q. while Whitney is 10 play the an
important position a. back. There are
many who profess to believe that the
changes VIII materially strengthen the
team aro that captain whitney, WIN
his dash and ire. may he depended Ipo'
fo ride of the Britons from the goal
Captain Whitney kept the men ana
ponies Ju the 20 YESTERDAY AK tilst a
team that AZ FIST lined up a. oli0N -
Larry Waterbury, No. I. Rene la MOI,
tarnc. 40 @. ToNhall keene 40. .. ana
H. g. phipps ~ back Tn the -ecohu
contest g.. g.. EImsey went pa al 10. 4;
Monte Waterbury, at No. q. Neene PLAY , i
at SO. and Larry Waterbury a. BACK
Through All OF the periods Mllourn
thrilled the spectators Dy his daring rid-
fra Ills hitting of the ball was remark
able. several being good for f.Om ~ TO 100
Yards fle showed no effects OF ms accl-
don't and was easily the most brilliant
man ON his side.
n. the first of the practise sessions there
were more penalties meted out than IN
any other game this season. The whitney
forces made on" safety and their oppo-
ucute two fouls and one safety. whitney
and Phipp- crossed each other AZ dan
c,rous angle the blame resting win
Thipps and hi, side WAS peualized =
half goal
Ga. day when be rode Ia Montague or
from the ball hooked or FOR q drive un-
der his pouys head ard sent II up 10
Stoddard who drove through FOR the
tally.
The Whitney forces won the trsi con
test at e, goals To ;, Of a goal, and the
second at s. goals 10 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-21
SMITH BEATS WILLARD
Gets Decision Over KanSan in
TWenty-ROund Bout.
LOSER A DISAPPOINTMENT
With Every Natural Advantage,
He Fails to Show Fighting
Spirit in Battle at Frisco.
~ TeIegraph . rhe TrIbune ]

San Francisco. May 0-"Gunboat''
Smith. Of this city. eliminated the man
whom critics regarded as the most ser-
Gus obstacle In his path to the heavy
weight championship by declsvely defeat
ing Jesse Willard in fierce twenty-round
battle in Jimmy Coffroth's arena here -
night
Smith fought the giant Kansas man
practically all the way. Despite the IA
That Willard was almost fifty pounds
heavier. five inches taller. and had the
additional advantage OF almost seven
inches I'm reach. Smith forced the fish,
from beginning 10 end and several times
mad his giant opponent bordering on q
knockout
II was on these occasions that Smith
showed glaring lack OF mead work. and
rather than measure his opponent for e
telling Wsliop he fought for general re-
suits. and lost his chance Both carried
of marks OF the battle Willard left car
was badly split. his lips were cut and
puffed and his face was bruised. while
Smith, left eye was closed light ana
highly dscolored.
The fight was disappointment 10 the
hackers Of the beaten man. He was con
sidered the best OF the white heavy
weights and although Smith was made
a favorite AT odds of 10 TO .. IL was
thought the odds were liberal. The bat
he had not gone more than three rounds
however. when IL was seen that. barring
an accident Willard would receive the
trouncng OF his life.
Smith waded right into him J1bhing
his left 10 the face and swinging right
handef 90 the body. bee crashed through
the Kansan's defence as II IL was tissue
paper. The latter stalled, backed away
and clnched and the crowd booted.
Smith gave Willard q sample Of what
was to follow by slammins a left and
right To- Tho Jaw p hich KIN .cked him back
on his ears and drew blood rom his
mouth with the exception OF spas
nodic rallies. Willard DID little but back
away and block or when the pace be
came too hot. fall into clinches. The
referee was kept busy pying the men
apart.
IN the eleventh round Smith aimed
terrific richt-hand swing al WIZARDS
law. but the punch landed high. II struck
willard an the car and split h. As the
bout wore along Smith increased his sd-
van-age. Willard was a tired athlete
a the end.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-21

Destination and steamer $50 p NJ
Japan Co.es. china. Philippines wa .
Tacoma) Seattle Maru ....--....- MAY -
Hawaii via san Francis OIL .urline. MAY -
rahfti MaiGuesas Cook Islands. NeH
cls~o1 Tahiti .'..... ...dly q
"a H ran, o. Korea ....-........ May 20
yolohams Marl .'.............. May ~
Hawaii samoan Islands. New zealand.
noma ..@''......"..-........ May -
IawaiL Japan. Corea china. Fni1p-
Man, ........................ May 80
Japan Dolea tNiua. Philippines WA
Victoriaj 30 impress o. ia, an ....... May ~
ISn = .rran.port a -. May 81
Hawaii Flji Islands New zealand
Australia via NancouNer i-Niagafa June
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-21
SCHOOL GAMES ON CARD.

The mines OF Commercial High school
and Polytechnic Preparatory school viii
meet ON the latters field at I'D and
Gravesend avenues. Brooklyn. TINS AFTER
moo. m % contest that viii decide the
greater New York Daseoau cHainponsiIp
zach school has suffered only ore defeat
so lar this season.
Other games Oh the schedule follow;
Stuvv4stnt vs. Adelphi. ar Adelphl
Fioid: Richmond tIil vs. BIZ ant. a. Long
Island city. Eastern District vs.. Mahual
- 81 Johns Prep. al s. John Field {.
AIorrlstown school ~ St Pauls school
Al Garden CITY. and De witt clinton vs..
AIauhattan prep. at Manhattan fleld
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-21

he had already begun work on new
plans and hoped to launch the cha.-
len ger IN March 1914.
Sir Thomas Upton has not selected
his skipper. but probably he viii be
either Captain sycamore. commando
Of the Shamrock he raced in these
waters last year. or Captain Wiring
He also expects 10 take the present
Shamrock " over 20 tune up the ehal-
lenger. which also viii bc named the
Shamrock ".
ON this point Sir Thomas said tlls
evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-21

y have not decided which captain
actually VIII act ir the races. but am
convinced thcy ere the best shippers
boo the country The death OF Charley
Barr viii materially affect the Ne"
York clubs chances for undoubted'y
Doc wa. One OF thr greatest shippers 10
tho world. and DO B, unfortunate that he
has passed AVA.
nv now boat VII be- fully as large
as tho present shamrock. but IS sure to
Doe a more seavortny type than previ-
Gus ShamrooFs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-21
UNION VICTORS ON TRACK
Jumps Decide Stiff Battle in
Dual Meet with Hamilton.

Utica s.. MAY 2o-lu dual meet
at Hamilton college this afternoon
Union University defeated Hamilton ~
track team 1y score Of 81 points to Is
The meet was not decided until Union
took the broad jump the last event
fiaWilfou.s strength was in the da~h"s
and with the weights Union cAcclnne 'n
tho distance runs and Jumps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-21

- Line. with sugar. Arrived at the Bar At
. 80 M. 19th.
steamer Guiana lBrl. from Demerats MAY
= Barbados So. s. Lucia and Martinique
H. Dominica - Guadalupe II. Auteu.
~. = Kits a. - Martins ~ - CroiN y
and - Thomas -. 70 = Out'rbriase
CO. with l4i steerage passengers and mdse
Arrived az the Bar ~ 9.3" o. m. 18Th.
steamer Campsneli" BIZ ROTTERDAM MAY
: and Halifax 20 ne T.Sninr asssnSSrt
md mdse Arrived st the Bar m 20 m
steamer Taormina Utah. Genoa Msv 3
Palermo = aud Naples -. 10 a. p Richard 4
90 with - frst ne second cabin and i.n.1
steersec passengers. and mdse. Arrived -
ste can Rio GTsnde. Brunswick Ma -
to the clyde S. CO. with mdse. Passed IN
sand, Hook AT 3 - N. A.,
Nfacoris n 10 Hugh Kelly 4 co. with sugar
Arrived ar fre Bar ~ % - n m
Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm IT. Ger. Br,'n@n
O.iri.hs 4 60. with ~ first 2ol second
cabin and 30. steerag' passcngcrs mails
and mdso Arrived A. the Bar ~ - . m
steamer Princess Anne. Nevport News avg
Norroik ~ the aid Dominion = 90 with
passengers and mdso. Passed IN Quaiant'hf
steamer PATHFINDER Boston to tho New
York and Porto RICO - 90. IN ballast
Passed ~ Quarantine ~ - % m. a., g..
steamer san Iacinto. galveston Wa ";
20 the Mallory - co. with passenger an"
mds, Passed iu quarantine at @-33 m.
steamer Olympic ,Br SOUTHAMPTON snd
Chorbourg May i4 and queenstown 10. To TIE
White Star Line. with passengers and rdse
East or Fire Island ar 80 IN
steamer Grosser Kurfufsf cen hienen
Ma 10 and Chcrbourg ~. 10 pelrichs 4 %
with - nrst cabin. 33> second Glars ana l'74
Storage passengers. mails and mdse. Arrived
Al the Psr M J:.3 = N
steamer Deutschland ,Gcr. Hamburg Ma! ;.
20 David = Warden. lon ballast Miife 81 a.
the Bar AZ 5.l5 p m.
steamer Herman Frasch sabine. ~ me
Union sulphur 90. with sulphur Passed IT
quarantine AZ SO n m.
steamer RIO Grsrde. Brlnsvick Passed ~
Quarantine 40 OBJ p u -
sand, Hook. y J. NAV 20 . 80 p M WIND
VEST moderate breeze. clear. Hight sea.
SAILED
steamers Ysguoz. san Juan. Grenada lfIr'.
trinidad spiral tNori. Philadelphia. Sioux
,Gcrl. Tampico. Panama. CristObai. city ~
atlanta savannah. El Occidente. Galveston.
Jefferson Norfolk and Newport Ncvs: Ham
burg tGerl. Naples. Kaiser Wilhelm dc
Crosse ,Gcrl Bremen. vincent tBrl. Para
va Norfolk. Orotava tBrl. Bermuda Pyn-
dam ,putchl. Rotterdam. Arnold INNS mex
tCcfl. Perth Amboy. Mohawk. Charleston
and jack onyiiie Indrades 'F}ri Yokohama
Aros castle IBID. cape Town. Georgian Prince
Br, Tampico. camaguey Gubani santiago;
Kalibia lHr Taku Bar via Norfolk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-21
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS


Cat.nis MAY i5-Polonis 6Ausu. New York va
Csdiz and Agiers for Trieste
Naples MAY ls-Msrths Washington AUst.
Now York via 81 Michsels for Trieste 18TH
2 a m. Ancona dtsn. Philadelphia and New
York FOR Genoa
Antwerp May %. 1:n % m-Kroonlsni. Ncv
York via Dover; 18th. Gothland dselel. New
York
Bremen. May 20 : p Nronprinzcssin cecine
GER. New York via Plymouth and Cher
Dover MAY co. $40 m--Kroouland New Yo,k
tor Antwerp and Droceeded).
Palermo. May l7-Itsha tBD. New York for
Genoa etc.
Yokohsma Ma, ls-Indakuls ,Bn. New York
Via Sabsns. Takow Note etc
sue. MaN -0-kenmckv tBu. calcutta and CO
ioinbo FOR Boston and New York
Barbados May la-orubs tBr. Southampton
for Now York
uoIlo Ma, f--Aragonis GER. New YORK VIA
Malta. Port said. Alden. ssbsng. Penang and
I.vtieiton. May it-Breiz lz.l Err. New York
Newcastle Auckland and Wellington.
Melbourne May l9--Braunfels GER. New York
Via st Vincent and cape Town FOR sydney.
Para MAY Is-clement CBD. Nes York via
c9penEsFen. Nav 20. , p m-o.csr II Dam.
shanghai NAV 2o--Mineric ,Bn. New York
SAILED
81 Vincent Msy lG- Baron Androsssn 6Brl.
from New. York. shanghai &c
Monte idso and Rio Janeiroi Nev York
Middleshro MAY in.-Ottswa tBrl NcT
YORK
Rio Janero. MAY i7-Crastcr Hall (Rrl
tfrom CoGumAo and Antofssssts New
York. 18Th Lsdy inisn, Brl. View York.
s. irofa MAJ NarrhioncsS Il But"
CBr, nrom New York; Rio de Janeiro
Penang. Nav lN--Indran tBrl. from Yoko-
hama. ctcl. Boston snd Vow York
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