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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-19
INDIANA

This state is third 10 eorn-grow-
ing states In the country, accord
ing To reports from Washington.
shelbyvillc: Mr.. and Mrs. David
Mullendorc, OF Jackson township.
celebrated their Both wedding an
niversary few days ago.
Upton: Helen. 2. daughter OF
Jas. Lane. was run over by an l..
r. a. w. train last week and her
left leg has been amputated.
Columbus: jefferson Guthrie,
s5. was accidentally shot by his 10
year-old son while they were shoot
Ing ducks.
Seymour: Martin Gerth Ia sui
ferIng from injuries received when
he and VIM. Glixner we're butcher.
ing hogs: Glixner was shooting
with n repeater when a shell ex-
ploded and the bullet penetrated
Gerth's lung.
New Castle: Jas. Bonslog. who
became sheriff OF Henry county
Jan. /. has distinction OF being nrst
democrat to held that office In the
history Of the county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-19

LAST accounts, there signs OF break in the
union ranks in that northern Michigan mining region
The company succeeding in having the miners
evcted by the from the company houses.
A fierce blizzard raging
The miners wives and children very hungry and
the blizzard awful suffering for these women and
children.
So of the miners deserving their union and
the company confident OF ultimate victory.
Victory? Merciless Grceds victory through its leg-
allies starvation and deadly frost How many such
victories the nation stand? True patriots should
such the British victory
Bunker Hill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-19
Many Are Tarred With 1t, but
It's Pitch Just the Same

TINCLE TOHN d. ROCKEFELLER recently told Cleve-
" land chum how become wealthy without wekedness
The recipe is simpe-akeu from his own experience
"Sec that tract of land there, he asked. pointing to
part OF his Forest Hill "A did was to buy Tor
5000 seven years ago and now it is worth $4,000"
Suppose we look into this transaction and see whether
is wicked
Lawful? oh. YES; in which it's different from some OF
the stirring of Uncle Johns earlier daysthose
DAYS when he didn't hesitate put spies competitor or
dig pitfalls in the form OF rebates Then he dared; and,
though noras don't approve OF the ethics OF what
ne did there the element OF human hazard IN
it-hc up. out and doing.
this scing off OF land in the path OF eitys
growth put in speculative pickle while values pile up
because of toll OF othcrswhat is 1t but spiders game
the game OF thing gambler dealing marked eards'
No wckedness reap where you haven't sowed TO make
off with the of the patient labor OF othersI WE'LL
that's coming of divided opinion, with
ing number OF plain folks uclinng take the other side
The good book puts of the commands OF the
Lord that in the OF their brows should morals cat
bread Isn't it, little mpious that Uncle John any
other chap that book with the eye OF protested
belief should be able only bread
also cake teapn the OF other
brows meanwhile doing nothing himself?
Now don't think we're trying stretch against
John because he happens be popular target The is
precisely against every other pocketer of the
tried to get kind of graft alter the
fine points.
When man, in years. by doing nothing. III,
5000 value $1,000 you may take it from tina, other
somewhere have been getting sung.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-19

Marquette: Because OF lack OF
snow. timber wolves are extremely
serocious this winter In Big Bay
country.
Grand Ledge: Bodies OF Harold
saches and Elmer McDaniels. two
boys drowned In Grand river. have
been recovered.
Pesroskey: The eagle. odd
Badly" has returned TO this place
for the 2fst consecutive winter; he
spends entire winter here.
Clio: Petition IL being circulated
for all night street lighting.
Detroit: Two men representing
themselves as policemen entered
the home OF Mrs. Hannah Wrisley.
is High st, recently and were get
ting ready 10 carry off much OF
value when she discovered they
were impostors: they escaped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-19
Playing Both Sides

n BSERVE that industrial disturbance the Guggen-
" helm smeers in Tacoma
Some time ago the American workers these smeltcrs
struck for better wages The Guggenhcims imported Aus
TRANS and backed by the law the police and other
taves OF legal force defeated and drove the Americans
Lately the Guggenhems wages. and the Austrians
struck whereupon, the Americans back work
the Aurans whose heads the guards cracking
Don't smile There's nothing funny nothing OF the ma
OF rerbuve justice about it. 1t is the debasng OF
manhood and the lowering of citizenship 1t is using
awful necessities OF OF cheaper another set
OF that the rich have still that they don't
need
And society does that ultimately it the chief
loser
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-19

IIoratius at the
bridge. and Their
mopylae. and Bill
Bryan without
knickerbockcrs at
the kings court.
and Doc Matthews
hesitating 10 take
IA $1,000 yacntiaa.
but they jolted
this faded little
sphere OF ours \
mere jot com
pared 10 the time
when Bert Taylor.
ho OF the stem
torian and mega.
phonic voice. who
always was score.
tary or reading
clerk OF rcpnb-
llcan conventions
In this neck OF the
woods. moved that
the nomination OF
the late r o m
Humes for mayor
be made unani
nous, and Their.
came forth from
one corner OF the
hall a lonely but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-19

NEW YORK. Jan. io.--Into one
OF the most expensive and exclusive
ieweiry shops on Firth av. there
came a woman OF perhaps %. and n
girl OF about 20. undoubtedly her
daughter. Mother wanted To give
daughter ring for her birthday,
and desired daughter To make her
own selection.
The jeweler brought out tray ait
or tray OF costly setiings--rubies.
emeralds. sappbires. turqnoises
opals, diamonds. He expatlated up
on thom, one after the other-~tho
latest. tho most unique. the most
tasteful, etc. They all bored the
girl 20 distraction. None received
more than a petulant frown or q
word OF disapproval
Finally tho jeweler displayed M
exquisite combination Of diamonds
and emeralds. The mother took Il
from him and held II up pieadingly
TO her child.
Don't you like that. drsrr she
coaxed.
Tho Girl eyed tho banbie indiffer'
entity. u,s price was t2.6ooJ Then.
an though tired OF the episode. ahe
languidly drawied; IAN right.
mother dear. III take that"
The jswelcr courtcously asked
her 20 remove her glove, NO that he
might measure her finger. Tho
frown returned TO her face. "Oh. !
can't do that she protested.
The merchant ventured to urge.
Tho mother added timid plea. This
girl rose. greatly annoyed. IT'S al
together too much bother. she
said, turning To the door.
some day" mnrmured her moth
or TO the jcwelcr. when she's feel
ing like Il. I'll persuade her TO st..
In and have her finger measured"
Notwithstanding which. there arc
people In this country distressing
their minds over the price OF rnmt
steak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-19

looked In the barn. but didn't find
me. After a long timo--after
everything had quieted down--my
pa came out to feed the horses.
Come out" says pa. He's
gone He's disgusted.'
know I'm fool. and I've al
most broken heart.
But pooh.pooh for my critics.
One thing they CAN'T say. They
can't say I'm a bold. brazen thing
THE END.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-19
i q oST%lls
- 4

up Against u
against H."
How SOL"
"9he disiikes her husband. but
isn't handsome enough 10 appear
In Q divorce court"--Judgs.
"Ars you going 20 open IN essIee
for the campaiRnf" asked the emil
nsnt statssman's friend.
Not exactly that" replied the
eminent statsman. MY idea In to
open state campaign for the Of
ficc."
Lopez. shs bandit who was cor
nered In Utah mine. has been
seen IN Los Angeles. No doubt
tunneled his way to Los Angeles.
Simeon Ford Gays hotels are built
tc cater TO the wealthy. We nj.
ways had supposed they were bull,
to cater 20 tho hat check contract.
orr.
still, that may have been Mr..
Ford's way OF expressing the same
idea
The observer 81 the Flagstaff.
Arlz.. observatory has discovered
Mars has IL minutes less daylight
than astronomers had supposed.
Why doesn't Mars adopt Eastern
timer
Henry Ford Joins Carnegie In
the declaration that II Is dls.
grace 10 die rich. II In strange
that you never--did you eyer;-
hear poor man say that.
An Extreme Case
Mr.. Bcanbrough seems 10 be
greatly bothered with indigestion.
| should say so He refused to
attend a moving-pieture show the
other evening. because one Of the
scenes had a banquet in it.--Judge
New York woman suffrsoists
have adopted n slogan. "Concentra-
ton for Twenty Months, and Vic
tory in 1915" That's not such a
long slogan II you're an endurance
conversationalist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-19
WITHDRAWS SUIT
TO AVOID SCANDAL

BRUSSELS. Belgium. Jan. 10
The duchess of Orleans has with
drawn her divorce suit because OF
her dislike OF scandal the case
threatened to expose The duke is
the pretender TO the French throne
his wife was formerly the Arch
duchess Marie Amelia OF Austria.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-19
Daily Healthogram.

HOT WATER. WHEN AP.
Piled to the skin. opens the
pores. Cold water closes them.
Hot water should not be used
more than once day To cleanse
the skin OF the face. as II robs
tho skin of too much OF it's nat.
ural oil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-19

Occasionally something happens that makes the
world sit up and take notice. There was the Flood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-19

OFFICIALS OF the lemon In the
getting Of legal difficulties
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-19

As FAR that bee sting for rheumatism goes IT'S
question Of whether fellow by bee doctor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-19

Best modern outside rooms, 25c
to SOC. Stewart House. SO West
Stewart Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-19
DO YOU WANT A SYLPH-LIKE SHAPE? ARE
YOU FAT? THEN CUT OUT YOUR SUPPERS

European Specialist Who He Has oseovsed Thaa
Folks Grow While In Rsposs and Not From Feed
Eaten Daytime When They Get Plenty Of Exercise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-19

New York woman suffrsalsts
have adopted n slogan. "Concentra-
ton for Twenty Months. and Vic
tory in 1915" That's not such a
long slogan II you're an endurance
conversationalist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-19
An Extreme Gaze

MIR. Bcanbrough seems 10 be
greatly bothered with indigestion.
should say so' He refused TO
attend a moving-picture show the
other evening. because one of the
scenes had a banquet in it.--Judge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-19

Henry Ford Joins Carnegie In
the declaration that II Is dla.
grace 10 die rich. II In strange
that you never--did you eyer,-
hear n poor man say that.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York The Hebrew Orphan Asylum OF the
City OF New York against henrietta be"ls
and o,hers.--Tn pursuance Of u judgment IN
foreclosure and sale duly made and entered
In the above entitled action on the lVth Gay
of June, 1914, l. the undersigned, the hei
cree In said Judgment named. wiz sen al
public auction at the Exchange Salestooui
Nos Il and IS Vcsey Street. in the Borough
Of Manhattan, City OF New York, on the ftn
day OF July 1914 at l. O'Clock noon on tha'
ises directed by said judgment 70 De soid
and therein described as follows:
All that certain lot. piece or pdrcel OF Ianu
with the buildings and Improvements theieoi'
erected. situate. lying and being IN the Sot =
ough Of Manhattan, Of tho City OF New orK'
IN the County and state u New 1orh'
bounded and described a. follows; Ia.
Beginning az point on the esteILS d. az
and three uurths inches SOutnwaruly IroHl
the southwesteriy corner OF pike and Monroe
Streets. running thence Southerly along lIo
westerly side OF Pike Street twenty-five Itet
three and one fourth inches. more or less. 10
point on the westerly side OF PIKE street;
distant one hundred and nineteen ieet an
nine inches southwardly from the soutn.
westerly corner OF Pike and Monroe stress,
thence Westwardly precautionary OF heaIiS
50 with Pike street and .dIallsI OF Leal -
with Monroe Street, Slxty-tWo teet ttee
and three fourths inches. thence NortneIIy'
parallel or nearly so with Pike street, Wen
ty-fivc feet and five inches: thence EasterIy
parallel or nearly so with Monroe Street.
SiXty-one feet five and three fOurths inches
10 the westerly side OF Pike Street AZ the
point or place OF beginning, be the said SCI
eTal dimensions more or less SAID ptei,,sSsts
being known as Number SiXty-eight Fike
street and being portion Of lot Nunlper
Five hundred and seventy three as SHOWN on
a certain map OF part OF the farm OF the late
Hendrick Rutgers. deceased. which IL lsld
out into lots by Francis Marschak ana Dr.
tracted the ninth day OF August. 10. SUB
i.c,. however. 70 a state OF facts as SHOWN
hy he survey of Peter T.. Nostrand, Gated
October It'll 1906. and 20 all rights. II any.
OF the CITY OF New York. in and 70 strip IN
the rear OF said lot three and three-fourtns
inches in length by no, more than one inch
in width. 49,
Dated. New York, June 18th, 1914
LAWRENCE 5. GREENBAC NJ
Referee.
HOADLY. LAUTERBACH & JOHNSON
Attorneys for Plaintiff. % William street
Borough OF Manhattan. New York city.
The following Is a diagram Of the properS
10 he sold its street Number Is % Fi~e
street.
Monroe Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records OF the
Last Twenty four Hours.

Offirial Record and EOrecab.-Nashlhe
ton. June 30.-There has been a general fan
in pressure in the central and southwest or
tons OF the country. with moderately high
pressure on either side, and as a result thcre
were general showers. though mostly llSht'
I'm tho whole upper lake region. we upper
Mississippi and the Missouri valleys. Kansas
Nebraska the Dakotas. Colorado. New Mexico
Southern Utah and Northern Arizona. J mere
were also light thundcrShoWcrS IN tne tOllth
and light rains I'm New England, and the IN
terror Of New York. High temperatures con
tinue I'm the South, Southwest and far West
and IL is warmer I'm tho lower lake reSlph-
the Ohio Valley and the extreme Northwest
while IN the central Rocky Mountain rtEIth'
the central plains states and the lower MIS-
souri, Valley IL Is considerably cooler. IRON
the lake region cast temperatures are sun
comparativcly low There Will be snow y
Wednesday In the Mississippi and ONO va
lcvs the upper lake and western lower j, ~
region, followed by generally iair weather
THURSDAY and showers Wednesday night or
Thursday in the east lower lake region. the
middle Atlantic states and New thflat".
There will also be showers wednesday III the
central and southcrn Rocky Mountain rcslpl
and northera Arizona. followed ny GeHcrdI'S
there will be occasional local thunder iho"
srs both Wednesday and Thursday, except
In Texas and Western Louisiana. Where the
weather will be generally fair 1empeIa'IIts
will continue high in the south and VIII IiSe
nv, Thursday over the central portions q tlIt
c5Iuntrv In tho lake region and tho East
,HSra win be no decided change in temper
Windn for wednesday and Thursdsy-NHSoSrton
and Middle Atlantic, moderate ilao,, Z,
south Atlantic moderate northeast, .Nce Ii
soItbeast off the Florida coast; EaSt anu
vet C;uIf moderate and mostly south "
,,a- Lakes moderate. variable, loNeI Ia"S''
moderate variable. mostly south.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

iort natal. June lotto Trechmana Br).
New York via - Vincent, v. for Saigon.
- kafus OBJ. New York Via Cape Town.
etc.
Port ssid. June :-Kabinsa CBro. New York
Tor Calcutta.
Hamburg June .. 1915 o rn-Presl1en.
Grant Gen. New York VIA Plymouth and
fArrDcurs
i1shs1ord. June o. 80 a n--IIusitania OBJ.
Ncw York for Liverpool (and proceeded at
$50 a M
NegieS. june 2j-san Gusiielmo GtaD. New
York.
|;rensn. June % Sd rn-Kaiser Wilhelm DER
k5fOfse GerJ. New York Via Plymouth ana
lerbOurg.
ItrpOoi. Juns -. 4p rn-fIJsitania CBr).
Y,sew York Via TtehNiaTd.
Lsus&pSTc Juno z7.--ID1rsgtiri (BD. New
fsrS Via Penang for Hong Kong
taptos, Juno A--soOttish Prince CBD, New
foTh VIA psrnainbccO. etc.
|antWsrp. june Ola Campins Dutch. New
York.
PizyEs. June aa-prns Ger Eederlanden
Dutch. New York Via West Indies Bnd
Ysnsrueia for Amsterdam.
h, Thomas, June .s->KoTona OBJ. New York
Tor pemeTsra.
F.rea5ts. Jane zs-yrspt OH. Southampton
w Hew YORK via Colon, etc.
fr,>sis. June D-Ss1oria OBrJ. Rev York Via
ye.1lsltfs Naples. etc.
.~xs1e ssps 9,-Niagsra GD.- Eew YORK.
'0Sns1 = y w Jns s-<asadlV Br,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
Shibbing Information and
Marine NeWs of the World

New York Via 81 Vincent. G V. Fort Ma
tai Frcmantlc. adelaide and melbourne
SAILED.
IIaNro. June 27-NiaSara G'rl. New iork.
Seville. June 2f-Csroins u dc Perez '9Pdh)'
Bahia. June 27-Asiatc Prince oBD Grom
Santosi, New York. 49,,
Penang. June 2.-Indrani OBJ from loHo-
hama. etcl. Boston aud New york
Palermo. June 27-Eassala djrD uioh "a
plesb. New YORK or New Orleans. -,
Colombo. June 26-Forcric tBD lronl VA Ma
uiaD. Boston and New York; y IOd0teI
Url. Now York via Newport News ior
shimonoseki. June 25-Indra CBD. Sew YORK.
TcneriNe. June 2s-Caifornia CFD from
BordcauxD. New York. -.
Rotterdam, June 2S-Charlois Dutch New
York ,., ~,
Port Natal. Juno os-Egremont Castle tbr)
from New York;, ChefOO. 49,
pcm4rara. June cs--Parima CBrl New ! orr,
Mon,evideo. juno 2s-Thcssdly CBr) Ne"
Bucnos Aires. June 2s-vellore tBn' New
Patras. June sO-Unonia (Br) from Trieste
New York.
PASSED.
Gibraltar. June 3O-Miguel de 1arrinaga 'nI)'
Now York via Baltimore for SaNohd'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Tho Potsdsfn. reported as 81 miles cast OF
es,dv Hook ri noon yesterday. rs cApccteu
10 dock this forenoon -.,o - -, f..
Thc Oceanic IS, Mills cast az ''oO H. u
,,fe..tcd 10 dock this afternoon
IN. Itr0upriuz Wilhelm. 1913 miles east
81, 10 a. m. Is expected 90 dock this fore
D oor. ...-t IN IL.
Tho Kaiscrin Auguste victoria 40 mlIes
.ss, IA noon. ia expected 20 dock Thurs
me verona. CSC miles cast al 10 a. IN.
vestcrday is expected 20 dock THURSDAY
fnL.mnnM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01

The Approximate amount % tie len CT
charge TO satisfy which the above descTisej
propsr ty ~ 10 be gold IS Nineteen thousand
eight hundred and thirty-six and 52-iCo dol
lars $50 S36. i2l. with interest thereon from
Nav Eth. 1914, together with tire costs ana
iifty-one and 70-iJJ dollar sai.70. to-
rctber with nc expenses Of the sale The
arpfoximate amount o. the taxes asses
mcnts snd water rates ana other hens Mh',.
are 10 ie alleuel TO the purchaser OUT OF
tbe purchase money OF paid by the Reisrce
Is six hundred and twenty-five do'lars WI
ami interest. 49,, ,s,,
LAWRENCE s. GVEENBAVM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01

Highest temperature Yesterday. 20 (at g p.
M: lowest. 50 (at a. M; average. c.;
average for corresponding date last year. a;
average for corresponding date last thirty
three years, ~.
Local Forecast-FAir to-day: showers to-.
morrow: gentle 10 moderate winds, hecom-
ing south.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01

FRIDAY. JULY 3.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

T.
destination and steamer. $50 p. m.
Guam via san Frducsco)-U =
fdUSlnTl ....t.......-.... TODAY
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. New Zeal
and. Australia via san Francisco
SonOmd ......................... July
Japan. tOrtd, China via ScattieJ--
Idndtud Mdfu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. July
Hawaii via san FTancisCoJ-ManOa July
Japan. Corea. China via ScattCl-
IAion 80. ....................,.
Hawaii. Fiji Islands. $cw Zealand.
Australia Cvia Vancouver dkura. July
JdpaIr Corca. China. Philippines via
Vancouver Empress Of Asia July
Hawaii. japan. torCa China, Philip
tincs tVld san ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS July
Japan. Coros. China. Philippines C1a
seattle -SadO Maru .........,....,....July
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01

ARRIVED.
Steamers Illinois, Port Arthur. 10 the
Texas on 60. with mdse Quarantine. $40
City or II Louis. Savannah. June q. to the
Ocean - Go. with passengers and mdsc
Quarantine, i;y5 a IN.
MillinOckCt. Stockton, to tho Great North
em Paper co. with paper; vessel 10 the
Buil Insular Line. Quarantine. 9:25 a m
Conauchc. Jacksonville June 2 and
Charleston s. 10 the Clyde SIS co. with pas
gengcrs and mdse, Quarantine, 1910 a N.
Iroquis. Galveston June a. TO the Mallory
IS 90. with passengers and mdse. guar
Widjl.lsm castle tBp. Philadelphia June
- 10 Barber q co. in ballast. Quarantine
Nurccs. Mobile June go Tampa % and Key
Nyeet ~ to the Mallory - co. with passen-
gers and md-c. Quarantine. l.SO = IN.
Dvinsk dius. Libau June 40 CopGnhageh
Oh first. 90 secOn1 caoin and 20 steer
O. passengers and mdse. bar f:S2 nl,
u fistobal, Cristobal June e. 20 tho Pan
mails and mise. Bar, 1910 IN.
Po5uHpo u,ap. Naples June 8. Messina
ana Palermo H. to PIERCE Eros co. with
highland Laird CBr. zarate June l. Cam Can;
psna aud Montevideo G. TO Busk * Dan
iels. with Indse var. IL IN, SIN . ,A.
paybTeak CBr), CabariCn June -. TO the
Nuu.np IS Line. with sugar. Bar a m.
Csiamarcs (Br). Port Limon June 3 and
colon - 10 tho United Fruit co, with %
rasseneefs. malls and Indse. Ear. 1905 m.
Por1Uerese Prince (Bn. Rosario MAY II.
santos June G. Rio do Janeiro s. Victoria 10.
R,nai n and Trinidad 3, TO Paul j. Ger,
hard < CO. Win 10 pass s,rS mans anu
Erooplaud Antwerp and Dover, June 20, 10
fre Ved Star Line. with 81 first and ~ sec
orI class and i33 Storage passengers anu
Nose lar, &:-5 y M
american tDutci) Antwerp June 10. TO
iryiI n Warden IN ballast. Bar. 2;i5 p m
Hamilton. Newport News and Norfolk, 10
,1e Od Dominion IS 60, with passengers
and udsc. Quarantine, 30 y III. -
brilliant New Orleans June p, 20 the
standard on Co with Indse Highlands.
Steamer Kronprnz Wilhelm (Ger),
Bremen June II. southampton and Cher
ga second and 80: Storage passengers
mails aud mdsc. Bar, 600 y m.
Maracas tBrl. Newport News June 70.
90 the trinidad shipping ana Trading co,
Oh ballast. Bar. o. p IA.
Fangturm tGep. Hamburg June - and
Rotterdam L.. 20 Punch. Edge co. In
ballast. Bar. p IN.
Meppon 5Gerl tnew. 1891 net tonnase).
Emdon juno t3 20 Daid Warden. In
ballast. Bar. $50 y M.
jamestown. Norfolk and Newport News.
20 the old Dominion 81 60. with paSsen-
Sers and mdse- Ouars ntine. 7:55 m.
sandy Hook. \. j.. June q. $50 p: m
Wind west light. breeze: clear. smooth sea.
SAILED.
Steamers Caserta QtaD. Naples Rotterdam
II Bgtchi. Rotterdam. TYLER Norfolk and New
AOff News. CiOihille Ounce (NOrl. POr. An
ONTO. InsuiauO PorO. Lisbon: Janeta CBri,
resr Anne Norfolk and Newport News, CITY
a. Columbus savannah. II Alba Galveston:
Hamburg tG.D. naples. Oregonian. san
FrsnriEcO: Arapahoc, Charleston and Jack
Is-ork GER Tenerlncs AppledOre (Br). Nor
foiE. Delaware. Philadelphia.
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