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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
CLERKS EXHAUSTED
ON STOCK EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. oct. $50 tremep.
dous has been the volume of trading
on the Stock Exchange this week thai
several prominent brokerage houses
announced today that they were con-
sidering the sdvisability of asking the
board Of governors OF the Exchange
TO declare tomorrow a fun holiday IN
order 20 give their overworked CLERKS
a rest.
Many firms have been Obliged TO
work their forces virtually day ana
night. In one house two clerks were
taken away an an ambulance this
morning, In an exhausted condition.
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REMOVING DYNAMITE

NV YORK. oct Lighters 10.
day begun the work Of removing the
dynamite cargo from The German shin
MadEeburg which has been lying in
1faVesend bay since the war began
Ihe dynamite viii 20 back 90 the fac.
tories from which 10 was sent The
discharge of the ships cargo ia due
To the governments decision that tho
presence Of The dynamite ship In the
harbor bel q menace to navigation.
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Arrests for September.

The report OF Grief of Police Malone
OF the arrests during the month of sep
TENDER shows a total OF 173. She ar
rests were for the following offenses:
Lettering. %; fighting Z; disorderly
conduct, IL; stealing. S; violating traf-
nc ordinance in passing street cars, O.;
pegglng on the streets. 16. burglary, 1 I;
trespassing on railroad property 3:
jumping board bill. |; runaway girl, :;
drunks. So. Included in the number were
sisnt c3Iored men. three colored women.
and eight white women
Ottlcers making the arrests were: Ma
none IL; Hummell Is: Strohel s: Simp-
son ?; Good p Dunfee IS: Risler 80:
Ssroghan Is; Marx s.; stewart 20; Jewell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
TWIN BEDS A
HIT AT COURT
sELwYN & co.'s ROARING FARCE
PlEASES A LARGE
AUDIENCE.
Play Even Better Than When Here
Last resr-To Be Repeated
Twice Today.

Selwyn 4 Company's Twin Beds, :"
a farce that carries barrels of laughter
wherever IL goes. opened a twoday
engagement at the Court theatre last
night before a large audience, and
scored an even greater hit than at its
former appearance of last season. Ex-
pectation could not be raised high
enough for any disappointment TO creep
In after seeing this show.
To miss seeing Twin Beds" is TO
miss the best chance in life to laugh
freely and long. To look from a safe
distance at the mixups OF other poor
mortals-or Poor Nuts" as Signora
Month would say-forms the bases OF
humor: and no mixup could be more
tangled. more hopeless or more up
roariously ridiculous.
The authors, Salisbury Field and
Margaret Mayo. have made Twin
Beds" synonyms for hard luck and
general disaster. Pretty Mrs. Haw-
kins. ably played by Miss Zaina Cur
zon. as the curtain goes up on the
hrst act Is getting into hot water by
trying to entertain the inhabitants
OF ten or more story apartment build
ing, Keep time with Signor Monti and
MS temperamental rawlings, dodge the
Jealousy OF Amanda Davis. be kind 10
the impossible Andrew Larkin, and
AT the same time keep peace with her
quiet loving husband Even at that
she might have stood the impending
trouble on its ear, but she unfortunate
~ get the twin bed bug Cor maybe
Dug isn't the best word to use right
there), but anyway she has to stand
on her own ear from then on until the
curtain goes down on the last act.
The Trouble Begins.
Mr.. William Lewis Nolte. as Harry
Hawkins. fumes at the noise and al
Signor Monti. played by Louis Alberni.
IN particular. Signora Monu also
funes at her "Dago Husband" All
parties make great secrecy and move
Or course they all move to the same
apartment building. where the twin
beds in the Hawkins flat are IN large
evidence
Ihen the riot begins. Incident niles
on incident until il seems impossible
to get anything untangled. But ex-
plantations are made and the twin beds
OF the Hawkins apartment are duly
cursed and united into one in The
mlddle or the stage. Signora Monti
Is heard in the flat above demolishing
her twin beds. '''e
The performance OF this exceptionaI
race viii be repeated this afternoon
and evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02

Of seeing one OF the best Fox produc-
lions ever released. The Wonderful
Adventure as penncd by CAPTAIN Will
bur Lawton. provides a magnificent pho
toplay Tor the genius of Mr. Farnum
Tot whom, In fact. the work was espec-
ieily written and devised. No one should
miss the romance OF enhancing power
and thrilling interest. Pathe's Weekly
ana comedy close this extraordinary
program Coming Monday and Tuesday
Inc Equitable Motion Picture Corpora
lions second offering The Master OF
Ihe House in which julius Steger orig
hator OF the star part of the stage pro-
auction, makes his screen debut
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
BELGIAN WOMAN JAILED
FOR SINGING ANTHEM

AMSTERDAM. via London. Oct. 2. .
S:45 a. m.-Baroness Decrombrugghe.
prominent Belgian woman. and her
son have been sentenced TO a months
imprisonment for singing Braban-
come. the Belgian national anthem.
within doors. according 10 the Client.
Belgium. CORES pondent Of tho Echo
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OLD PAPER sUspENDs.

NEWBURYPORT. Mass. oct l.
The Newburyport Herald one Of the
Oldest newspapers IN the country. will
De- published for the last time tomor.
row. u was started In 1773. and has
never missed an edition William
Lloyd Garrison. the abolitionist. was
~ one Time an employe Of the paper.
serving an apprenticeship a. a printer
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COAL COMPANY ORGANIZED.

CHARLESTON vs. Va. oct
Tho Jones Interests of southern West
VIRGINIA have organizrd corporation
Tor Tho purpose ~ operating q LARGE
coal area in l0Ran county Tho con.
corn "Iu operate ae Tho Iundaio Coal
ompnny With Hu authorized raDitat
oi 100000 Tho inrorrorators arc
gforgo W Jones. Rcd Star. Gouree NJ
Jones. OAK HIil a 49, Mcdonald "
y Iiiark and q. o. Fitzpatrick. Charles.
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Meainty Funeral.

Funeral services over the remains Of
the late Martin McGinty. who died Wea-
ne Sday evening at his home on North
belmont street VIII be held this morn
ing at o'clock AT ST Johns church.
lnterment will be made in Mt. Calvary
cemetery. The pallbearers Will De.
Robert Lun, T.. J. GiIhooIy. John ZweIT.
william Schramm, u. IL Darrah and
Guy Dankwerth.
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attend the Martin McGinty funeral,
which takes place this morning.
Mrs. II. II. F1tton and daughter have
returned from visit with relatives at
lronton. q.
William Clark. of Canton. Is spending
Few days with friends in the city.
home to-day from a visit with friends
at Steubenville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Robinson have re-
turned to GAINESVILLE. after a visit with
relatives here.
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Local Men indicted.

Among the indictments found vester.
day BY the Belmont county grand fury
Was one against Okey Ankrum for man
stHaushter IN connection with the killing
lnole tment was for second degree muir
ger round against Charles FogIe Jr
s LOT Saying Tom Rennie. at Pipe Creek
PuDnc. because the parties IN the in
aq,lStInent we're not In custody OF the
Delnont county authorities. There he
zarding the nature OF the secret indiet-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
STRIKE ENDS.

LOWELL, Mass. Oct The three
weeks stI4ke of cartridge workers al
the plant of the United States Cart
ridge company ended tonight when
the strikers voted TO return to WORK
pending arbitration OF the question OF
wages by the state board of concilia.
uon and arbitration. The plant EN-.
ploys 5000 persons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02

The miners employed i'm the Pultney
mine OF the George ST. Jones Coal COM
noon In the city hail auditorium and
discussed the scale trouble. Yesterday
was the last day FOR Installing the new
scales To comply with the run OF mine
agreement and as the company has
failed to install the scales anu as a re-
suit strike has been ordered at the
mine IL is said that efforts are being
made TO adjust the trouble and work be
resumed In few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
To Referee Game.

Irot. Harmon, OF the NJ .dldebourpe
Trlsn sShooi. viii referee the game ~
otpall thts afternoon between RcIIafre
1ha lanesNille high schools re H. a
aoIIneI bethany player and Thoroughly
IatSpualilted with the game and the rules
q was principal OF the st CIafrs,,lfIc
nigh school Last year WV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
CLEVER ooMEpY AT connn1.n

hlchel a Watson famous fooT1 %
.pInedN artists. who did 80 much - ~,
M early Ziegfeld Follies ON the thSstrie
a. alaP' maae their premier appearance
gay GAY IN George Kleine's b-uart comcSy
"a ", f,NSr Part Of the play is found .
for on M.tIhS soodhue's celebrated stage
Dhe constant succession OF laughs Ia sed
or a story. long famous FOR ~ lndTiccu
-ltuatlons ana quaint humor Not e.
some time have the local uefrons - ~
,.oIonlal Theatre manifested such nm
uNuai interest IN comedy film ae in
thlS breezy screen play. Eickel A. Wat
son arc supported by an all-star Rroad .
way cast. which includes such we'll
hloWh PLAYERS - Ben Taggart sniff
t.uWatoe Alma Hanlon and Ruby HON.
man. The FiXer' will be repeated a.
the colonial again this AFTERNOON ami
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
RsRiatration parn

me deputy supervisors Of elections
persuant 10 the law have announced fbat
ne regular registration DAYS will b.
ntld bctoDer 10 and IS. ON these DAYS
feDatrars viii be In the various voting
pieces from ? a. m. 20 D. m. and from
y. m. 70 10 y. m. All who have not
t,sslsstsred VIII Dc given an opportunity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
Rally pav sunaav

Italy day In the South Beilaire NJ d
o ,,,ls.T,, Vii be held Sunday aud great
breParatlohs nave been made for IN.
sAenn me children have prepared an
.Acehent program which will BE- carried
ou,; feature OF the rally day Service
Nit bt the dedication 81 the new church
II winch was installed in the beIfry
auring the week. The bell will rfng Tor
the first time Sunday morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
PUNTs AND TACKLES

Tho K. 4 o. ~ Martins rerr. gin
play che nafffe-AN team of Wart.f.,lff'
ON thr WfU Yield eurf4v aff.rr...., n
clock hN hrliar players arr 10.
Ilnstcd l1 Do out for practice tHfe moan.
inr af I0 o'clock
ne South End Tigers rHafIrrrr srv
lffm ln fh0 ohio valley f.r o. rams err.
.L ~ n.Ie' ilan homo rrnuuIa An.
'h ana twenty .nrf round team
.rfTfrc1 FLOR Information lsu urff
Phone 60 Martins Terrt Eaf.,..' 80
and and s. 0'tfurE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
Reception For senator Burton.

Howard Snedeker. w. G. Upperman
.. T.. Mason have been appointed a 1
committee, TO meet this afternoon al
the Commercial club. The COMMITTEES
will arrange a reception Tor the Hon.
Theodore Burton. who comes 10 this i
city next Friday afternoon to deliver an 1
address.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
Arranged Por RalIv nav

Arrangements have been completed
for the Rally Day exercises at the First
Presby terian and the First Reformed
church Sunday morning In each
church excellent programs will be rend-
cred and the committees will endeavor
to have a record breaking attendance
at the services In each church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
May Finish WorE roo.v

- believed the numeratOrs appoint.
sa oy Auditor r. h. Crow will finish
.sihg a census Of the city TODAY. All.
anyuSh there Is still another day Lett I'm
when 10 complete the work. III a. now
renewed the Increase in the porulafior
VIII bring the total TO over 3 OOO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
aAsm PosrPoNEp.

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligencer.
FAIRMONT. W. Va. oct. Although
the Chenille Normal football team due
TO open the season here this afternoon
left Glenville this morning In automo-
biles to drive II miles to the railroad
the rain and mud grew so bad they were
FORCED TO turn back and the game was
postponed until the coming Wednesday
when II VIII be PLAYED on the local field
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
DYE WORKERS STRIKE.

MELVILLE. N. J.. Oct. Five
hundred employees in the dive and
bleach works of the MillviIle Manufac
turing Company walked out to-da,
when they were informed that the of
hcers of the company had not acted
on their demands for increased wage,
and shorter hours.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
NOTED FILM STAR
AT THE VIRGINIA

Francis y. Bushman. rpdo,,h,.,t,. a..
.utos' beloved and adored screen star ~
me world. and Marguerite snow wbo
DE remembered by local play-goers
,ctoihPany, Few years ago. appeared Al
ia 10 y uglnla theatre yesterday In the
lT tsSs metro release. The silent Voice .
aenlcies Tor these noted players. ana e.
~, peclally suited TO the personaiitIes
T tu CAPABILITIES Of the two principais
So, ne saNenI OF Mr. Bushman and Miss
ShoW IN The Silent Voice viii nIacS
lem beyond any OF their former rres-
il"nS, TOT the reason that this gorgeous
Il Interesting story. affords them tbose
-, opportunities for personal dfstinc-
eioh that comes once in the ufe 81
- ~, star. Ihis unusual screen Offer
us VIII be repeated again this sfteTnoor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
MI. Ken improving,

GeOrgc Hell. the well Known business
man Of this city. who Is al the NOrth
Wheeling hospital. suffering from blood
poisoning following an injury 20 his
finger. Is able 10 sit up. The blood
poison has been counte racted. and he
greatly improved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
IN AMATEUR AND
SEMI-PRO WORLD.

The final harohnU game az Ga. ...
.on tnr fho Florence Athletic club vtlf
ne plared sunday afternoon on fh.ir
lf.inds ai hellalre whom they cross hate
game viii he called ~ 3 r0 ana r.r,t,t. =.
in DO ono NJ the beet of tho .e.s,.r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
SERMONS 10 Young Pom.

=. hcF. q. y. smith. pastor or the FIRST
~. =. church. has ANNOUNCED thai heri,-
nlnF SUNDAY ne viii preach tho first on "a
reriea Or sermons 20 young folks Tho
subject sunday will b. "glndnegs Tho
choir viii also render n special program
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
Cleanse The Blood
Danish Rheumatism
Rheumatism Due to Bad Blood. s s c Your p.1-

have been made well People
from rheumatism with whom
tsfr vitality was SSPped beyond repair proven the
OF trouble blood
rheumatism bad stripped them The sapped It's
weakened blood
nuate and all energy was Ihey less pam
present with digestion
blood tonic They drugs This
me blood free from poison and with
BACK strength
slst Insist upon s. yours is long standing Tor
"e . . . a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
Miss Behrss Leads.

Miss Marie Behres leads In the Queen
OF the Fail Festival Contest having
made remarkable gain in the last few
9ays. The count was made yesterday by
riAfry : Russell. of the Locke shoe Co,
and Is as follows.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
PRINTER VISITS SON

Joseph J limerick. Of Charleston. one
OF the Oldest and best known printers
Of the Capital city, arrived In the city
last night. for a few days visit with
his son. Earl X. limerick. Of the Intel
ligencer composing room.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
JUSTICE COURT

Wa. PECAN. foreigner. uar arrr
i .nrie het nirhf psi s4ufre
r0HIia "u H charge OF CARVING Er... /. .
l.I |'eHn w.I nr released today nff.r
tnr nur Dr. paid '''.i
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Franklin street. will entertain the mem
Ders OF Mrs. Dunlap's Sunday school
class or the First NJ. f church. \ pro-
served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
BELLAIRE

Advertisements ana news
items for the Daily Intelh-
gencer will receive prompt at
tention II left at the City Book
Store or The Bellaire News
Agency.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02

VIII Entertain Glass.
MONDAY evening ne her homo on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
WILLIAM rARNuM AT rHr mr.,

william FoN's latest photodraura- s'Tne
lam Faruum. America most ront,i.r
actor. made big hit with the afidi-
ences that Witnessed the Performance
yesterday. This wonderful feature or
mystery. love and society will he sbove,
To-Day and will be your last opportunity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
DR.. BAILEY

oornsr 1isvsnth sud chapitns Bss-
nesnnx' W. Va enc block from post
Gone upstairs-
~ skLxAnLE sPEcxALxBx who
shows his picture and tells his name.
80 when you enter his ories you know
who you are dealing with
nAH NO HIsLEADrHo STATE
afflicted neither do 1 prornt.. a. -.
them In few days. In order 10 ,eeSrs
s shs,r p@s,2nass but 7 give oolGrLSrE,
QUICKEST Possible mn xI,rsn,,s
LEAVING INJURIOUS after effects in the
~ eng az ssL ne lowest cost possible
Treatment.
verioocsie ana striotars, ohonorrn...
elect. zniArrsr Yrostats 1lsddsr A9so.
ton. fndtscrstion Of ExosssL
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Barometer Readings,
Summary of Awards at Long
Island Kennel Club Sh0W

we'll Monarch. reoerve, nreamwold Farms CD
Dreamwold Centaur Bitches-Won BY Hockclihe
kennels Oh Cri.sie Denton. reserve. Dreamwold
Farms ca pyeamNold Juanita
Miniature bulldogs tdogs and bitches %
Hei iii W5oocrN Mcnestrsl.
Caow Chows dogs Won by Grcenscre Kennes'
thu Lung Bitchcs-won by GIeenscre Kennels
HildeNell Chou, reserve, Charles kaiser'S Imp.
'u,n star: reserve. H. 1. AleIsnders Budde Oar.
Mosncu Kennels Heil6oms1 v Queen H. q n
widener's Lord sands; reserve. II. Z. Rooss,s Ben
ford White Rock. reserve. same owners Poiford
'' Wire G,1 terrier ldoFs)wOn BY @; W. ouip-
tard's W,7ebc' e Psgnton; reserve Mrs. r. A.
Esiney's Conejo Psrcel Post: reserve Mr. II. A.
Rsiney's Biddy Of iiolpoTt -. p....,,
Ivo Csradoc: reserve. Greenwich Kennels Ivo Cen
iuGion. Bitches Won by w. Ross froctor's ch
'' Bgl terriers tdoesj-won by s L. Libbys WI
iiston's Bloombuy. reserve; MeS Jones. frostbhs.
ls,.Iy, Nofos. u Kennels So2oss vs9Ts
French bulldogs tdossl-wSn BY " ro1sts Pour s1i,
guo ras RI ISere Tov H Gf Te.sr,s so Sos
wal Kennel Oh. sikdar's PrIncess =,
PeEinsese spaniels CdosslIWon by MT: NJ; r.
Thomas Hn-iu = Goodwood kwsnsee Of BaEa-
telie Btches-Wsn by Mrs. A. J., Hosnd's Csirn-
wbin Tfnto ., HvAegree: reserve. Mrs William Shop
pads Al c. Kin fci of Mnoru. 81, ~,
Cocker spariels dogs; blackl-Penn CTaig Ken
ne's' Newport Blackboy reserve. IL MINNIE,
Cssi1is keUreis' Pan Of CsSsirs reserve Pen Craig
kenneis' Newrod Perseus. Bitches tbisckl-Cas
stjis Kennels Gedrey Farm Caimo; reserve. same
ovner's Brse,Iough Dolly Dollars. Other than black
Won by penn Crais Kennels Newport Blue: re-
serve A. Zimmerman's Dophine, -.-,-
,o,,s,.nt.ns fdogsl--Mon by Mrs. r. T. Citrkes
~ Anton Wes oliver. reserve Mrs. q. II. Pea
bod,'s Afna cracker Bitches-Won by Mrs h.
WwNHy &c.. oTley Mites Sunfower reserve Mrs.
~ r. .asrSss Vsirfs1 Wee Consequence.
scottish terriers doggy by Hilcots hen ~,,.
III. y
nn!'"" 80 Htches-Won by l.. r. Blynn's
Ppoo ri Come'y: reserve. H. T. Flsi,man's Bal
So. .', ,aosS,-won ~ J.. ". Powers On.
A., y ~ - reserve. J. G. BAes's Blsrney
e. eior Blt les--Non by John G. Bates's BAfneS
Bamaid reserve. John 'rAS "'Nno""'''
West Highland white terrier; !dossl.,Mon o'
~ a. %tcbnis's Dun Donald Btches-Mon 10y
Ws. q T. Phelps's Cecilia; reserve. Ms. sheme4d
Phelps's Wtlpole WISH
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World
ARRIVED.

Fajsido % and san Juan .. 70 tn. Hull fn,ul.i
Line with mdss BsL : 20 ,onrv.,.
den. in ballast Bar 2i5 p m.
Mstsn1as. Ha,An. May 81. TO the New York and
cqSS M: &; CO with eb 9a.s P Penn i2 M.,
f's GS "a sssi S.y y and Cha 20
n the. clyde IS Co. with passengers and mdse'
Texas, Port Arthur May 20. TO the TsIu OIL Co.
with mdse Quar-. $40 m.
Espagne tFr) Bordeaux May rs. 70 the Com
psgnie Generals Trsnsstlsntaue. with Al nnt. IS
second cabin and ~ storage passenger. malls and
Honoluisr: Tacoma May .. San Frsncisoo 10. San
Pedro 10 and Balboa "a. 10 the American Htw al an
IS Line. with 80 passengers and mdse. Bar l2ls
Lspland (Brl. Liverpool May 81. to the Red Star
Lime with ~ nrst SO second cabin and 90 steersss
passengers. mails and mdse. Bar. 7:i5 m
Juan l' e. to G the New York and Porto Rco {. Co
with 81 passengers. mails and mdss. Bar. l2:s3
II Psso. Antill, May "a. to the Munson Sc Line
with sugar. Bar. 5:l5 m
Matoppo (Brl. Manchester Nay IL. 70 Norton.
LAY 90 in ballast hh,ta Bar midlHsGa, g, soh
America Bne. In ballast. Bar, $50 IN.
vauban Br). Hare May q, to Busk Danish.
Protcus. New Orleans MAY %. to tn. Southern
Pacific Co with passengers and mdss Quar- 1:25
Joseph W Fordney. A,onmouth Nay 10. To Phelps
Bros K Co. in ballast. Bar $40 q m
La Drome tFr) Agiers May s. 10 tho ConpsSnie
Generate Transauaniique with mdss. Bar. sl5
Thyr. DAM. Dartmouth May 10, To Benhsn q
Boyesen. In ballast Bar. 2 80
- Miner tSori s.nto DOMINGO May 10 and Maooris
y. 10 the Clyde IS Co. with sugar. Bar. . m.
SAILED.
phis. Savannah: Princess Anne. Norfolk and New
port News
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Liverpool, MAY so-st Paul. New Yort; 81. rus-
Gibraltar. May 29-Athinh tGr-sk). New Iori for
IiraCus.
Ha,re. May 2s-Kins Howell (Br). New York
Amsterdam. May So-Prns will-m Dutch. New
York Via West Indies. Venezuela and Madeira;
Epsilon Dutch New York
Rotterdam. May 29-Rotterdam Dutch. tamil. New
York.
Msrseiiles. May 2I-Crnxns OBJ, H,- Yora
Have
Ale1andria, May zs-BrindilIA New York
Krkwall May 2s-Tyr Nor). New York for Chris
uania
vlsdirostok. MAY 7a-Eg.mont Castle Orr. NV
York via Colon and Honolulu
Falmouth. May so-Rsnhk (Nor,. New Yort for
Yokohama. May so-s, Ronald Obi. New Yors
Bristol May So-Kan,as City (Brl. Nov Yorh
Liverpool. May sl-LaekAwanns (Brl. New Yorh
Tor Manchester.
suez. May. 29-Lord Tred-su tBr). Bombay for
New York
London. May is-nelswars (Br). New Yors
New York. 50. Elisabeth Dutch. New York.
Bristol May 2s-Bristol City lBf,. New York
Glasgow. MAY as-Csmefonia Obj. New York
Middesborough. May 2S-Dwtnsk ,Russ). New
Santos. May ae-s.o Paulo Bran, New Yora.
Hong KonE May 29-MlddlehAm Castle Obj. New
York.
Gibraltar. May fe-Windsor Hall (Br), New Yorh
Tor Marseilles; Thessaonih Orch. Psuss for
New York
Lizard. MAY so--Americ,n Dutch. New York for
Rotterdam; Strsthblsne tBtl, New York for Fsl-
mouth and Rotterdam; 81. Ranrk Dutch. New
York for Rotterdam