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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-16
MARKSMAN GREAT AS A SIRE.
Leads Irish Terrters of This Coun-
try a. . stud Dog.

Champion Thorn'roft Marksman, the
remarkable Irish terrier owned by J. r.
Tnorndike, is rapidly coming TO tho front
az the leading Irish terrier stud dog In
this country. This wonderful little Dare
devil, which won the Grand Challenge
trophy offered through tho Irish Terrier
Club Of America for the best OF its breed
az the New York show IN 1911, 1872,
1913. 1914 and 1915. and the special for
the best Irish terrier stud dog shown with
two Of its get at the New York show In
1918, 1914. 1918 and 1915. has also won
the special for the best Irish terrier In
the ehow at all four speciality shows
given by the Irish Terrier club.
Tie Is the sire NJ many puppies which
are rapidly coming to the fore. and 1t
would he safe to say that no other Irish
terrier sire In this country has ~cuual'ed
his record as the father OF winning pup
pies. Another dog owned In the Thorn
croft Kennels. which are the property of
Mr.. Thorndike, Ia TndcliHe Bandit, a
newcomer which from all accounts bids
fair to equal n not surpass the remark
able record hung up by his kcnnel mate
Marksman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-16
COLLIES ARE POPULAR
IN FAR NORTHWEST
Breed Is Well Represented at
Bench show Of Seattle
Kennel Club.

The seattle Kennel cub held rs
twenty second annual dog show March
-. 81 and April 7, with $50 actual dogs
On the benches. There have been larger
shows held In that city, but this years
AFFAIR WAS rema rkabie for the high quail
ity Of the exhibits. Collics were "A strong
class and this breed seerls to lie the
favorite In that part OF the country.
Tazcwe.l TudoI, a puppy. carried off
FIRST honor in tho puppy. novice n
limit classes bu; was nosed out "f win
ucrs by Arthur Murphy's Southport
Rock. The last named dog was shown
IN the pink OF condition and MAD the
best all round quality.
one uf the surprises of the show Was
the winning Of Mrs. Il. l.. Youman's
Russian wolfhound Borga Mirasol. which
defeated the best Of a nne lot exhibited
by Mrs. Anita Baldwin Of Santa Anita,
california. The Baldwin entries. how
ever. were successful in English hull
dogs, Old English s~heepdogs and Airs-
dale terriers, In which breeds they car
ifed on leading hoiiors in both dog and
bit d winners classes.
Il. f.. Miller's Br7ishwcod Kid was tho
host dog In the bull terrier lass and
Mrs. c. H. Howell's cocker spanie
Titan Sally was the best of her hreer
and came within m point OF annex,nt
a championship. Judge Hungerford o
Chicago was the Judge Of all breeds an'
At the conclusion of his work he wa!
the recipient of many fatterng re
marns anent tho able and careful nan
ner in which he made mis- awards,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-16
FRENCH BULLDOGS ARE NEXT.
They Will Have Their Day At Me-
Alpiu Before LOng.

The next big speciality show that
looms UP on the horizon Is that Of the
French Bulldog club Of America, which
has elected this year to give It's annual
fixture at the Hotel McAlpin on May
i2 and 10. This year the club has had
a thorough house cleaning. and on the
board Of officers and executive COM
mittee are found the names Of many
prominent breeders who In the past have
not taken an active part in the shap-
ing OF the policy Of the club.
One innovation that will he tried out
this year is the doing away In a degree
OF the stereotyped cup or medal that has
heretofore formed the largest part of
the specials offered by this club. This
year at the specially fixture n num-
her Of specials have been donated that
will take the form Of cash. In fact 80
many gold specials are offered that the
average fancier viii nave an opportu-
nifty to win something that to him VIII
be Of more material value than "A mere
medal or cup
The name Of Samuel I. Goldenhers
AZ the Judge has had something to dc
with the generous offers Of specials
| that have been made. a. he is Immensely
popular with all fancicrs " thu
Bouldogue Franchise. The premium
lists for this fixture are In the mails
and any one who desires \ copy oi
same IAN get one by addressing Charles
q. Hopton. the superintendent, AZ
| stone street. New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-16
PRAISES vICKERY KENNELS.
DR.. DE Wund u EUthustasttr About
Nis visit to Darlington.

Dr. John Il. lie Mund. who vas one
Of the all round Judges at tho recent
Chicago kenn~l Club show. reports that
the AFFAIR was one Of the best that he
has ever attended and hat the qualit,
Of the exhibits was exceptionally good.
The genial physician has nothing but
praise for fauci'rs In the Western city
and he also says that some of the ken
u.ls which he visited while out there
were a revelation TO him.
After the show III Chicago he went
10 spend the day at tho Ni"kery Ken
nels at harrington. NJ. and he says that
this establishment Is the fines, he has
ever seen. lie said
AT the NickcrS Kennels | saw the
finest lot Of terriers Of several varieties
that I have ever witnessed and the
whole appointment, and tn" tou'
ensemble of the establishment impressed
me with the fact tina; | was viewing the
finest terrier kennel in the world Every
comfort OF the inmates of this huge KEN
mol l., most carefully cared for n the
most fastidions could not ma my
thing with which to find fault at the
Nickery Kennels Their manager. Mr.
Walter Reeves, knows the needs OF the
various dogS and he sees TO II that these
needs are cared for. I can truthfully
SAY thar my visit To this kennel was
one Of The most pleasant days that
have ever passed and I have nothing hu'
pra So" Tor tho dogs and the manner n
which they are kept"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-16
TWO ENGLISH JUDGES
WILL BE AT MINE0LA
Ladies Kennel Association
Follows Its Time Hon
Ored Custom.

True to tradition the Ladies Kennel
Association ~ America has two Eng
lish judges on It's slate and these gem
tlemen will take the variety and UNI
class.d special classes as we'll as many
of the other breeds NJ Mineola. For a
humber OF years the Ladies' Kennel A.
>"cia,ion has mad" u a practise to i'm
port ~ least two Judges from England
for It's anunsl show. This year Nessrs.
Nichols and Baines will make the trip
over aud both Of them should be greeted
with u rouSing entry.
American fancien are always eager
To exhibit their dogs under a foreign
judge. especially one who does no, know
the d'fercht animals and who will Judge
the dogs as they see them irrespective
If th" way they may have previously
been placed. Among the other Judges
for IN" Ladies' Kennel Association fxtur-,
which takes place al Mincola June
- aud u. ere
u " lacy-Bloodhound. o,-erhounds.
n,siins. 81. Bernards. Newfoundlands. Es.
kini"s. Norwegian clkhuunds. American
nni nnGllsh 'o>hnunds. Chow Chow skye.
i,er terriers. Schiprerkes. TOY spanieis and
Jdpsn's... spaniel, amt 'hthuahuas.
John hartmetz.-ore Dunes.
hounds. Irish w~olfhounds. Scottish deer.
hounds and grey hounds.
John a'rctf-.PoiuterS, English and Cor
hon settlers, tetri.N"fs. wiz. haired pointine
grirons and Chesapeake Ray DOGS.
j. & HsnuE-Irish settlers
G. u. H"pton-SportinG ~spaniels. Same
ed"s, Boxers, pohcrmsn pln.cher-. Sealy,
ham terriers.
Raymond Belmont-Beagle %.
" T. Ti"d"Wann-Dachshunde.
Ir. Thomas Daws-colli"s and ShctIanc
Sherpdos-
r EMA.n@Icrmsn h.ph~rd DOES
tsIpF Ifa ~ 81
" j \~ichols-roodlc~ bulldogs. IVES,
Highland white terriers. Pckiuscse anu
Miscellaneous
/. Hastings Arnold-Dslma;ions
Mrs T.. e. Hunting ton-Bul terriers.
II T. Bainos-Tuy bull terriers fox ter
riers, Scottish terriers, earn and WolsI
t~errl.tS. fum'r duians, pugs, toy poodles
York shire, Mates" and toS black and tai
terriers. Brussels crirous
Thomas ',twalaGer- Aitrda.c terriers.
William I"unoN- French bulldogs.
u. T.. RitChcy-Boston terriers.
Llewellyn II. ers-Irish t%errters
M.ssrs Nichols ana Rai nes--Narie,
classes and unclxssiird specials.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-16
SIR ROBERT c. BEST IN SHOW.
Wins Chief Prise At Greensboro
kenne Club Event.

The regular monthly meeting and
match Of the Greensboro Kennel Club
was held in Links Casino, Astoria. l..
T., last Tuesday evening. A large num-
Der OF members and their friends were
present and about fifty dogs were OUT
for the evening match. II was decided
at this meeting To hold an open air
matinee show AT Forest Nm Park on
SATURDAY. June -. and a large numher
u special prizes were donated to he
competed for at this affair.
The club will hold al American Ken
mel Club show In the fall. and the sum
mer affair will he a sort Of preliminary
to the larger event.
At the conclusion Of the business
meeting the monthly match took place
with F. Freeman Lloyd Judging all
breeds. The presidents trophy for the
best dog In the show was won by j. }.
Connolly's Gordon setter Sir Robert c.
and the trophy offered by wilbur Pur-
cell for the best of the opposite sex went
to Mrs. 8. II. Leonhardt's Japanese span
lei Omi. Mrs. C. N. Plat. treasurer OF
the club, offered q trophy for the best
puppy and II was won by the Drewstone
Kennels English bulldog Drewetone King
o. the Roost. The Hedman cup for the
best dog owned by a member went TO the
Gordon setter Sir Robert G. and Mrs
Platt's Gun for the best toy owned by
a member to Mrs. Leonhardt's Jap Ont
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-16
BRIEF BITS OF KENNEL NEWS

.Hovi'2.r an English bulldog. which -
c.Ssfui show and stud dog. i stii 20 he
destined Tor a nip to mis- sid" of the
usr.tU. \ iafsicr IN his country y
ramurcd 20 have purchased the dog for -
Wig sum amt Il Sali that 10 viii shorts
make hs hppoarHuc" In this country.
SprH'ts Patent. Eng and. hts declared q
dividend of 10. per '"u' Although raw
materials have been high In-pri'c aud are
a, tho present time more costly than At
any tim. since the coinranv's !ncorpora
ton. the directors were enabled 10 report
improved results for 1915.
john iiinkl"y 81 p~oushkeepsie In max
ting a strenuous EFFORT TO organize a local
kennel club with the avowed object Of
runn,ng a big show In that cts IN the fan.
MauN Local fancicrs are Interesting them.
SIEVE. IN this pi"Ject and II looks a. ~
Pougrk~-psie might be she scene Of an
American kennel cub show this year
The annual bench show OF the New Bed
ford District Kennel club vii take place
at the Brooklawn Pavilion, New Bedford
Na4s. May ~ and IL A strong list oi
Judges has been appointed and q large
number Of special prizes offered.
An open match show VIII be Eiven ey
| The Bronx County Kennel club on Wedne..
| day evening, April os, at the armory OF
tho Second licid Artillery, ls6th street
AMI FraukIin a~vc,uc. Thc fronx, Jutgire
Mn start promptly a. 5 y NJ, an! al
fanricrs arc invited t. attend ana hr'nE
their dogs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-16
H0PT0N BACK FROM ST. LOUIS
Sa,a DOGS shown There Were "f
spI~ndtd Quality.

charles q. Hopton Of New York. who
has ju-, returned from Judging the ma
jority Of the breeds exhibited ~ tho
annual show OF the Miseissippi Kennel
club held in st. Louis last week. says
tina; the show was a wonder. Hc re-
ports tina the sporting log Judged by
Dr. William Brute Of New York were
a revelation and that these dogs not
only represented tho host bench show
dogs that are heing shown At this time
they were tho leading hell trial dogs
at recent field trials.
Among tho dogs which Mr.. i%I"i'ion
Judged AZ the Mound city show was a
French bulldog named Highclifc
Radlennctte which was "A most wonder
ful specimen. This noted . Judge says
that this dog can come to tn" hes'
Eastern fixture and give 4 good account
~ herself and that 81" viii IN all prob
ahility no brought East 10 comrei" at
the coming French bulldog specially
SHOW.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-16
JUDGES FOR LONG ISLAND SHOW
slate IL Well BALANCED and IL Meet
Ing With Approval.

The list OF Judges for the annua! show
ot the Ions Island Kennel Gu which
takes place at the ,iraveSend race track.
Brooklyn. on Decoration Day. May 80,
is nearly complete and the committee
which has charge o! this fixture Is
greatly pleased with the we'll balanced
slate OF Judges which has been gotten
together From beginning to end those
wing VIII appear In u judicial capacity
are all Judges of known quality. Among
these who have signlhel their willing
ness to Judge are
Mrs Samuel 1. Goldenoerg. New York
French bulldogs. English toy spaniels am
wIiism + Patterson. New Ycrk-A.re-
Samuc q. Alien, New York Pointer.
s]ct,ers wirohaired pointing gr'rons and
Mrs, Charles II. Lester. Engi.wood. y. J
John H. Hopkins. Jersey City. N. j.
Anton 4. Rost, Brooklyn y. Y.-Ensl,sh
Mrs Ellen Moore New YorH-cho~
j Bailey, wilson. IMnsdowne., PA-Ru..
whippets and ereyhounds.
Dr., Thomas DAVIS. Hartford, Conn.,
coIles and old Ensl,:h sn.epdess,
DobermHn pinschere and boNers
Levi T.. Wilcox. Philadelphia, Pa
Maltese terriers, 10Y pcouleS' ch'nuAhuds
Tapillons, toy black and tan terriers ant
Yorkshire terriers.
George Hooley. Newark, N. J.-Beaglee
Bdward Joyce. la MaSs,--Bosto
terriers.
" io.s Proctor, New York-sesiyhem
terriers.
I. l. Ic Winter. Mvntrlair. ". Ger
man shepherd dogs and Belgian shepherd
dogs,
~ nicls.
Mrs. Kate Carlin, London. England
Pomoraninus,
Mrs. carl F~lherrnann, Jr. New York
| pskingcSr spaniels.
GEORGE Thomas. Hamilton. Mass Al
terriers, except Nircdalc, Boston AM
S~calyhan,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-16
DEVON SHOW JUDGES
ALL WILL BE WOMEN
Pennsylvania Club Recognizes
Rights Of Fair Sex in a
Novel Manner.

The Devon Dog Show Association has
been following an unusual plan in order
to get Judges for It's annual show. which
takes place at Devon, Pa. May 20. Thi1
year all OF the Judges for this show will
DO women and the best talent which
could be obtained from tho "a woman
exhibitors and breeders OF dogs has
been obtained for the show. II was not
20 many years ago that the sight or
a woinan Judge was a novelty. hut Of late
years the fair sex has been ~strenuously
contending with the sterncr sex In the
matter Of winning prizes with dogs and
to-day man. OF the leading exhibitors
Of dogs in this country are women.
Devon will be the first show that has
come out with a slate Of Judges made up
entirely OF women and IT will be inter-
esting TO rec the result OF this expert
ment. Suffice to say hat all Of those
named on the Judging list are exhibitors
OF standing and there a he no doubt
but that they all have qualifications
which will enable them to hand gu the
ribbons In a fair and impartial manner
at this the FIRST show ever attempted
where women Judges were the order OF
the day. Those who have signified
their intention Of Judging arc:
Miss christina G. whitney-d3loodhounds,
mastins. 81. Bernards. Great Danes ~
kimos. English toy s%paniels
Mrs. James Hsdley -Russiin wolfh"uids'
Irish wolfhounds. Scottish decrhounds.
Hreyhounds, whippet-.
Mrs. James stanley Reeves -Foxhoupds.
Mrs. Hcnriette Wakefield Pointers.
Mrs. T.. J. Reecher-English settlers. Cor
don %sct;ers. irish settlers. wire haired point
Ing grinons.
Miss Anna r. Barnard
Mrs. G. Davies Tainter--Dachshunie
Mrs. g. N Iunt-collies. shetland sheep
dogs. 3,
Mrs. Edward Parker Davis-Old English
shcepiog-
Mrs Eatherin" NcDernott-Poodlc~. toy
poodleS. Maltese terriers.
Mrs. Merrill u. Gstes--Aircdalc ferriors'
foN terriers.
Mrs. NJ. n. s,mith-Buli terriers. Man
chester terriers.
Mrs. NJ g. McgIone-Boson terriers
Mrs. =. Y. Math'.-Seslyham terriers
F.kiug"s".
Mrs william II. milford Scottish. tor
ricrs. West Highland white" terriers, N"ri
! terriers. skye terriers. Diniic btnnont ter
r!crs. B~cdllng'on terriers.
Mrs. u r. Harrison -Schipp"rk"s, Jara,,
nose spsnielS. Yorkshire terrier. TOY hldth
and tan terriers. chihuahuss. Italian Gr'N
hounds.
Mrs, ] g. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-16
MRS. RIDDEIL OWNS PEKEs.
We'll known Breeder Of Frenchies
Proud Of New Litter.

Mrs. Mabel Riddell. owner OF ne a-
worth Kennels at Hawoth. N. j.. Is
usually connected with the breeding and
showing Of French bulldogs. Trenches,
however. are NOT the only breed which
this New Jersey fancier owns. for she
has a number Of Pek1ngese which are
among the best bred ones In this coun-
try.
At the present time the Haworth Ken
mel Is the home of an exceptionally rne
litter OF pekes. Mrs. Arthur l., Hol-
lands stud dog Young Vent of Hyde
gree is their sire. and the dam Is a
champion Yen Chu Of Sewnhain bitch
which is owned by Mrs, R!ddell The
owner OF this litter is most enthusiastic
over their chances to win when ma.
tured. and many breeders OF the oriental
dog which have seen them say that they
are a most promising litter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-16
LACY WON'T CONE HERE.
says That He VIII Not Leave "Fan-
cier and stockkeeper."

Harry W, Lacy Of Boston, Mass. edi-
tor of the American Fdncier stock
keeper, writes that the report that he
was to sever his connection with that
paper and assume the duties of editor
and manager Of a nav kennel Journal
named the Dog World, to be launched In
New York. Was premature and that he
had no idea Of leaving his present post.
Mr.. Lacy says that he had been APP
preached and offered "a contract TO serve
the new paper. but that his pleasant re-
latlons with those IN W the stock
keeper preclude any chance Of him lcav
am his desk In that oftioA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-16
WINS FIRST DOHERTY MEDAL.
Watnons Matterhorn Gains New
Trophy II PlaindrId.

Henry I. DOherty has been cIecIcI 10
the directorate of the Doc Lovers Pro-
tcctiye Association OF America and VIII
offer through this organization a medal
to be known AZ tho Doherty medal 10 he
competed for by members Of the ASSOC
citation "A, all OF the larger American
E.nnel club shows. This medal IL u
beautiful one of unusual design and
will he greatly priced by every man
who IL fortunate enough 10 win u
At the recent Plainfeld show A. lin
ton Wilmerding was the first to win one
Of these medals, his cocker spaniel
Watnong Matterhorn being adJudged the
best OF the dogs entered by members OF
he DOG Lovers Protective Association.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-16
NEWARK TO HOLD OPEN MATCH.
small Breeds VIII Re Provided For
on May IL.

Az open match will he held at the
headquarters Of the Newark Kennel 'luh,
As William street. Newark, n. j., on
SATURDAY, May ~. Glasses will he pro-
yided for all small breeds, including
French bulldogs, Boston terriers, fox
terriers, P~omeranians, Pekingese. Eng
lish toy spaniels. dachshunds. toy poo
dies, Maltese terriers, Yorkshire terriers.
black and tan terriers. Scottish terriers
and "A miscellaneous class.
Tho entry fee will he 30 cents In all
classes. In addition to the usua, rib
bons a number Of handsom" troph'es
will be offered. and In classes where four
or more log ~ one breed are entered
IN, winner will receive 80 per cent. of
the entry fees.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-16

The Pittsburg Dog Fanciers Club OF
Western Pennsylvania announces that
arrangements have been completed tn
hold its third annual dog show In the
Southsidc Market House. corner OF
Twelfth and Carson streets, Pittsburg.
April 90, 81, IS and 20. Secretary
Grau writes that he thinks that the
coming show will be the hest that ever
has bcen held In that city, ms special
Inducements will be made for out Of
town fanciers to attend, In addition
to the cups and trophies which will be
| offered there will he money prizes this
year and a much larger entry list thar
heretofore expscte1.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-16
Record Entry VIII Greet J"ds-.

When Judge Or James q. I.acaillade
goes into the ring to judge the French
bulldogs AZ the coming Cambridge,
Mass, show he will be greeted by the
h!ggest entry that has been made for u
show OF this kind In many II day. One
hundred entries made up OF sixty-seven
actual dogs will be tho number Of
Trenches that he will have to pass on
and outside of n speciality show this Is
"A record for the breed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-16
woodm-re Club 10 Meet Tomorrow

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Woodmere Kennel Club will be held at
the Hotel Gregorian tomorrow evening
at 8 80. After the business meeting q
match show Will take place. open to
puppies Of all breeds Of the following
ages: Three to six months. six to nine
and nine to twelve. both sexes. 4 sill
yer medal will 60 ID the winner In each
class where there are three or more
dogs entered. The Judges will b. Julian
Piatz for Boston terriers ana Jules Fe-
reud. Tor Ill 0thae broodA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-16

Owing to the death Of their owner,
I. Y. Able. nj, of the dogs In the Oxford
Kennels Will he offered for sale. These
Include both smooth and wire haired
fox terriers. aud among them are many
famous dogs which have been hig will
ncrs at shows In the past. Also. there
are a number Of puppies and young
dogs which wust go, and fanciers will
have an unusual opportunity to obtain
the finest breeding and show stock In
the varieties offered for sale by the OK.
ford Kennels.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-16
WILL CHOOSE NEUTRAL JUDGE
Roston club O-~is~s Why 4" Obtain
Mtg New York Entry.

" a recent meeting ~ tn" French
Bulldog club Of New England II was
decided that the judge fr' TIC clubs
annual speciality show which is to be
held in November will lie chosen at the
next meeting Of the club, which is tho
first TUESDAY in Mav. II is said that
"A Judge will ne selected who will not
only bring out tho New t.ngland entry
but who also will draw the New York
exhibitors
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-16
.Joumu Making Good At stud.

A local French bulldog that Ia proving
70 he a popular dog In the ( In Mrs.
n. Rohertson's Joufiu. . son Of Cham
pion Gamin's Rival, This dog IL the
sire of several littsra and al they are
Of the orthodox color and have tight
screw tails and the shortest Of faces
the dog has been causing no, end Of
favorable comment. JOufiu has been
q successful show dog and has any nun-
bes sf important wins 10 his credit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-16

lately goes the main credit. and his
place In the affections Of dog fanciers
who follow the Bouledoguc Francois will
long be untitled. lie did ycoman service
for the breed, and for years to com" the
leading winners will trace to him. Will"
his name is one which will never he
erased from the history of the breed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-13
.GARGO MAHOGANY
ARRIVES SUNDAY

Loaded with mahogany logs, the
American steamer VIM. H. Murphy
arrived in port Sunday, taking a
berth on the east side of Central
wharf, where work win be started
today in discharging the steamer. The
Murphy was here in October with a
like cargo and hence went to From
terra and other points, finally being
reported at Cape Gracias, Nicaragua,
where the present cargo was received.
1t is expected that the steamer will
be ready for sea within the next few
days, and it was stated last night that
there was chance Of the Murphy
aking coal from this place on her
next voyage southwark.