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Arizona republican., 1919-04-09
FOR SALE BY OWNER

Finest 20 acre ranch in valley. 15 acres alfalfa, acres grain, 1 acre fruit, fine house, garage and well, F miles from paved road. , miles from Phoenix. Immediate possession. Full ly equipped. Horses, farm implements, chickens, etc. 5000 cash, the rest easy terms. Investigate. Wm. s. Gleim, Phoenix, Route 3. bn
Arizona republican., 1919-04-09

PHOENIX SANAToR1UM-Dis of the throat and chest a speciality. 2227 N. Central Ave. Phone 4159. If
Arizona republican., 1919-04-09

nished room for rent. 1929 N. First street. r
Arizona republican., 1919-04-09

Use The Republican Classified Page for results-read for profit
Arizona republican., 1919-04-09

PHILLIPS HOUSE, S25 North 4th Ave. Home cooking, prompt service, moderate prices. Table board a spe- cialty If
Arizona republican., 1919-04-09
F. F. PASCOE, 302 N. Central Ayenue

160 ACRES Paradise valley relin- quishment; will trade for lot in Phoe- nix if your location is right. Palmer real estate, 8 South Center. Phone 4405. r
Arizona republican., 1919-04-09

FOR SALE-130 acres relinquish- ment finest soil. only 26 it. to water, one mile from Marionette; reasonable, land might consider terms; by owner
 Baum, SIS N. Fourth St. bb
Arizona republican., 1919-04-09

FIVE ROOMS, shade, free water, shower bath, gas, electricity, s25 monthly 912 Grand Avenue. If
Arizona republican., 1919-04-09
Rooms and Board

TUBERCULOSIS PATIENTS
 We are prepared to take limited number of patients suffering from tu- berculosis, at a very moderate cost which includes, board and room. nurs- ing and medical attention. No extras. For further information address Sani- tarium, box 231S, Globe AriZ. It
 PHONE 1705, CALIFORNIA INN, Sixth avenue and Mckinley; modern, sanitary rooms and Al board. Lo- cated midst of park, free of dust. If
Arizona republican., 1919-04-09

NICE front room, extra light. 61O N. Sixth avenue. Phone SSS5. r
Arizona republican., 1919-04-09

NEWLY FURNISHED room on N. side with running water and bath; summer rates to permanent renter. 3SS North Third avenue. r
Arizona republican., 1919-04-09
For Sale-Real Estate

FOR SALE-160 acres alfalfa and cotton, 10 miles northwest, large frame house, dairy shed, fenced in 8 fields with land to each field. Most fields have hog wire. Price s20O per acre. About S10000 cash will handle.-35.
 FOR SALE-20 acres cotton land. with room cottage. good well, fine shade. acres orchard. Very best of soil. Northeast in orange section. Price $350 per acre. 5000 will handle.-32.
 r r DACCnL
Arizona republican., 1919-04-09

gentlemen only; no sick. 136 North
 Sixth street. D
Arizona republican., 1919-04-09

160 acres, cabin, well, on highway near town, $25 per acre.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-09
Best Apartment In Phoenix

Axl \ 44O@44 LA
 FOR THIS DAY ONLY-THE BEST LOCATED. THE BEST CONSTRUCT ED AND THE MOST BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED, LOOKS LIKE A HOME AND MAKES YOU FEEL LIKE EVERYBODY WAS YOUR FRIEND, JUST TO LIVE IN ONE OF THESE APTS.-IS FOR SALE. FOUR APIS. SEE ME EARLY THIS MORNING AT 33 N. 1ST AVE. > PHONE 4166
 NEWLAND JONES
 THIS WILL PAY 15qo AND CAN'T BE BUILT FOR THE PRICE WE ASK. It
 BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE on Will letta street, IF blocks from Central Avenue. Address 142 N. Marina St, Prescott. bg
 FOR SALE-On account of sickness modern room brick house, completely furnished for two families, cheap, cash or terms. Inquire at S05 $. Montezuma Ave. blk
 NEW, one room house, furnished for housekeeping. Rear. Phone 2190. 1905 W. Jefferson. bs
 FOR SALE-If you want new, modern, pebble dash brick at attractive price and terms, call at S33 N. 9th Ave. or phone 2519. House ready to move in today. bs HOUSE in Paradise Valley, skids and 200 feet of woven wire fence; s100. Box 62M, Republican, D A DANDY room brick, concrete, close in, on W. Adams. s2750. $500 will handle, balance like rent. Good reasons l for selling. See Shaw, 15 N. First Ave. Keystone Realty Co. r ROOM and screen porch, brick, pebble-dash, northeast on carline. s. 000.00. s500.00 cash, balance s40.00 per month without interest. F. M. Boyes, with Keystone Realty Go. b N. 1st | Ave. r | TWO brand new roomed frame cot tages on half acre lots, in new tract, northeast section. 20 minutes ride from town. Soft water piped to houses. Easy terms. Phone 47S9. bg
 FOR SALE-$6OO equity in a nice 6 room house, for s200. Might consider trade. Must do business before the 10th. 1910 N. 3rd St. bs
Arizona republican., 1919-04-09

VERY DESIRABLE rooms with sleeping porch. 617 N. 4th Ave. D
Arizona republican., 1919-04-09

320 acres, all level, best soil, mile out, $15 per acre.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-09

Run about 600 miles, has extra tire, complete. Better see this car at once. Cal Messner, 3O1 No. Center. It
Arizona republican., 1919-04-09

NICELY furnished front bedroom for rent. 516 $. First avenue. bs
 FOR RENT-Comfortab room and large screen porch, kitchenette with huilt in features Light and water
Arizona republican., 1919-04-09

BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE on Will letta street, IF blocks from Central Avenue. Address 142 N. Marina St, Prescott. bg
Arizona republican., 1919-04-09
Mules Mules Mules

MULES, SIX TEAMS-Can be seen working on place. 360 East Palm lane and Seventh. $50 to s250 per span; good work teams, also harness. Phone 4747 hb
Arizona republican., 1919-04-09

CASA GRANDE VALLEY Two fine 40 acre tracts in best loca- tion. S25 per acre.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-09

LARGE, cool room with connecting bath, opposite library, 24 s. 18th ave. Also garage. If
Arizona republican., 1919-04-09
For Rent-Furnished Rooms

NICE, large front room, walking dis
 tance. 701 N. Center. bb
 NICELY FURNISHED front room with hot water at all time. 547 N. 4th Ave bS
Arizona republican., 1919-04-09

160 acres 3 miles out on main road. It's fine buy at s5 per acre.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-09

FOR SALEIFresh COW, giving 31s gallons; half Jersey. Call 1122 Grand Avenue. bs
Arizona republican., 1919-04-09

FOR SALE-Ten registered Hol- stein -Friesian COWS; terms to the right party. J. Stanly Howard and Sons
Arizona republican., 1919-04-09

100 GOOD MILK COWS. 60 head of Holstein. 40 Durhams. Come and see them milked and be convinced. Sulli.
 van and Green. Glendale. If
Arizona republican., 1919-04-09
For Sale-Houses

ROOM and screen room, bath, mod ern, restricted district. Price s2S50
 Slooo cash. $25 month. Owner, 1918 E. Fillmore. he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07

manager" The group, awed but hopeful,
starts toward Bethlehem. Across the
desert follow on camels the Three Wise
Men IF the East
Thirty years pass, and Understanding,
still leading the human Wayfarer, shows
him throng drawn to the gate OF Damas.
Gus. 1t is there to watch the Messiahs
triumphal entry into Jerusalem Under
standing tells the Wayfarer that the sig.
nifcance Of the scene is that Of a great
light breaking upon the world Despair
at his elbow still whispers that the hosts
of darkness are mightier than those of
good, that sinister victory is sure
THAT is not true" cries Understanding.
"but there is yet black way to travel"
She leads Wayfarer and the nearly ST.
fenced Despair to the court Of Pilates
palace. Upon balcony Plate strides,
made sleepless by the problem of the
Nazarene Beside him appears his wife,
awakened by her fright at a bodeful
dream. She warns Plate not to deliver
the Man from Galilee to the mob. "Giye
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thousands OF voices, is in token of d
worlds faith and thanksgiving
The new symphony orchestra OF sew.
enty-fve pieces. directed by Henry Had.
ley, will accompany Helen hewitt, the
soprano; Theo. Karle. the tenor, and Ber-
nard Ferguson, the baritone, who sang at
the Columbus presentation OF the spec
tacle. Handel's "Glory to Cod" Faure's
1.-THE Palms." Rossini's "Infammatus ct
Acensus" MacFarlane's 20 Everyone
That Thirsteth." and Handers "Hallelujah
Chorus" will be interpolated In what q
high ecclesiastic terms "super-opera"
1t Is an allegorical march OF the con.
turtles, proving to doubter that through
travail and despite monumental errors the
good ultimately triumphs.
The Wayfarer is new Passion PLAY.
presented in spirit so reverent that no.
where does the figure OF the Christ an.
pear. In certain Of the scenes it ia sue.
gested.
The character Of the Wayfarer. however
is strongly tinged with that CRY Of thu
Saviour upon the cross:
MY God, my God, why hast thou for.
saken me?"
He Is humanity seeking from the eternal
verities some explanation of the weIter
or cruelty and destruction into which he
Is periodically plunged. The play tries to
give an answer-and many thousands VIA
nave seen 1t believe that 1t does,
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the National
Unrest
THE stage, so long the object Of hos.
tility and suspicion by the majority

THE stage, so long the object OF hos.
1ility and suspicion by the majority
OF the Protestant sects, has won Il
ootable victory in being selected by two
hundred thousand congregations through.
out the United States as the best weapon
TO combat the spirit of unrest pervading
the republic
a mighty drama, requiring 5000 actors
and $500 singers. has been created for
this purpose. 1t is redolent with uplift
Not one OF its actors and actresses but
is. so far as the producers can discover,
100 per cent efficient and beyond reproach.
These producers are the 100000 churches
which comprise what Is known as the
Interchurch World Movement The dramas
author is clergyman, Dr. J. E. Crowther,
OF Seattle.
Fifteen hundred congregations in Greater
New York are. interested in the alegorica
play, and are inanifesting their interest by
contributing $500 singers from their
choirs and congregations.
Twenty-eight denominations are in.
Guided in the national church representa-.
ton. Among them are the Presbyterian,
Methodist. Congregational. Baptist, Luth.
Gran. Episcopal and Dutch Reformed
Churches There are also Methodist Episco.
pal, Unitarian. Unlversalist, Evangelical,
Northern and Southern Methodists, United
Presbyterian. Church of Christ, Seven-Day
Adventists and Moravians
These have united in the huge task OF
organizing the largest religious spectacle
ever presented Last Summer what has
hna I,h,~
sented at Columbus, o. In that city
100000 persons witnessed the twenty-thrce
performances. Hundreds stood for hours
IN the rain waiting TO buy tickets. The
waiting line covered fifteen blocks Of the
Western city. The spectacle has been re.
vised and magniied for it's presentation
at Madison Square Garden.
For It's larger metropolitan offerns DR..
Crowther has had the aid OF Professor p.
d. Sherman, an instructor in Oberlin Col.
lege. Henry Hadley. foremost American
composer has revised and adapted the
music Laurence II. Rich, an alulnnus of
Oberlin College, with talent for produc.
Ing plays and pageants. went to London
and Berlin TO study Max Reinhardt's
methods. He wandered about the world
collecting beautiful things. among them
priestly robes from Thbet and the silk
and gold costumes Of mandarins of China.
"hlch VIZ be seen in the spectacle
The Wayfarer tells in modern terms tho
story or the triumph OF the cross. The
NdyiareT represents the average man
oeset by despair at the state of a
torn and tortured world. Walter Hamp.
den' who has been classed as the greatest
living Hamlet, and who proved his spirit.
ual nature and power by playing the
Saviour in THE Servant of the House Z"
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mat their beautiful temple IN Jerusalem
mas neen dehed and their aItars have been
destroyed The walls of the Jews mourn.
ing the destruction of their temple are
stilled by the appearance OF a heavenly
messenger. The ange. tells them their
chiidren's children shall be released from
bondage and that they will return to tho
ancient glories OF Jerusalem. where a
Messiah shall arise to offer them everlast.
ing life.
understanding leads the Wayfarer.
dosged by persistent Despair TO tho fields
OF bethlehem on the Night of the Nativity.
Wayfarer sees shepherds, their hocks near
them. gather about fire to discuss the
ancient prophecies. Particularly are thew
intent upon that prophecy which foretold
Inc coming OF the Messiah Suddenly the
confirming star appears in the eastern
SKY. While the shepherds marvel n celes.
tial trumpet sounds. An angel stands he.
fore them.
GO We into Bethlehem" says the heav.
eniy messenger, "and We will find Him IN
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The Wayfarer Looks Upon a War-Ruined FIander. Vii
lage and Goes Back Through the Ages to Discover
Whether Christianity Has Really Failed

them Barabas," she urges, and the Roman
promises.
Understanding points to another spec.
tbcle in the court. AS dawn breaks Peter
amid group Of waiting Disciples hears
the cock crow. Recalling his Masters
words, Before the cock crows thou shalt
deny me thrice" Peter fees, weeping in
an agony OF remorse
Understanding leads the Wayfarer into
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the cross through and above all obstacles {"
when the martyrs, by their beatific faces,
bear testimony Of the triumph Of the spirit,
understanding summons all the nations
OF the world. They come, the nearest and
1arthest nations, bearing their standards.
convinced by the grand march OF the
worlds victories of right, Wayfarer cries,
AT last believe" Despair sinks from
sight. The hallelujah chorus, sung by
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hS poN Cl Ok
Christianity. He
cries out for un.
derstanding.
To him comes
n figure serious
but radiant. II
am Understand
ing" she says.
.Stch things as
these have been
in the crisis OF
every era. but al
ways there has
risen a force that
has restored man
kind to It's own.
Come with me
and I will show
YOU"
Despair. black
l'obed and wall.
ing, follows him.
But Understand
ing. played by one
OF the most seri.
GUS Of the young
er a c t r g S 8 e g,
Blanche Yurka,
says. Come with
me-" She leads
Wayfarer ack
through the ages.
She points to
him the Jews in
despahing captiv-
ity "by the bitter
waters OF Raby-
lon" In the ruins
OF a temple they
are revealed in
8 e C r e t worship
and lamentations.
A runner enters
and tells them,
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A Soul-Stirring Allegory
of Human Striving a,ed
Progress Throughout the
Ages Which ITS Producers
Hope Will Help TO Cain,

represents the Wayfarer In the nroloeue
lie stand looking upon the war.ruinef
runs OF a village of Flanders. and cries,
How can these things be-" Disheart
ened at the future of the world, he doubts
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triumph or the
SIP irit over
d e a t b." says
Und erstanding.
"If you are still
unable to be.
lieve I will call
a cloud of wit.
nesses." s b e
leads him to
a vast assem-.
blage. "This,"
she says, ais the
court Of the
world. T h 9 8 g
are the leaders
who have borne
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100000 Churches UnIe In This UD|lfF Dram

The Wayfarer, Led by Understanding
Sees the Roman Soldiers Asleep at the
Sepulchre of the Saviour and Listens,
to the Guarding Angels.
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by an heavenly aid. But the
tomb Is empty. A vast light
flames from the empty sepul.
chre. He is risen," the angels
gives the tidings to the women.
Go and tell His Disciples"
II have proved to you the
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"oouCo 1lio uduub DID q VI
innocence Of the tragedy which is to
follow.
Again Understanding stands be-
side the gate. Again a crowd pours
forth. It Is streaming toward the
Hill OF Calvary. The cross is seen
TO fall and Is again raised. The
multitude disappears in the distance.
Darkness falls upon the earth.
Understanding point to two wo-
mon toiling up the hill. 1.-THE one
In black that carries the lantern IS
Mary. the Virgin Mother" she says.
See the one who walks beside her;
that is Mary Magdalene." The Roman
guards are asleep before the sacred
tomb. The women pause. dismayed
by huge stone that seals
the entrance to the grave
While they stand and pray
the stone is rolled away
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
Silver Coin Shortage
Threatened i'm Detroit

Special SpOndcnce
DETROIT, Dec. 22.-Detroit faces the
possibility of shortage of silver coins
because of the extraordinary influx Of
Canadian silver within the last few
weeks and refusal of some merchants
to accept them at face value. Profiteers
who have taken deprecated Canadian
currency to Windsor, changed it into
small silver and brought it back to
Detroit for use at par are blamed for
the condition.
John W. Staley, president of the
Peoples State Bank, SAYS the local
bankers considered the matter of the
Canadian silver last summer. "Then,"
he said, ut was feared that discount
ing silver would cause shortage in
small coins"
General refusal of the coins would
create silver shortage in Detroit.
Formerly the Canadian silver consti-
tuted about one-thrd of the small
coins. Now it has jumped in quantity
to three-fourths.
AT several other banks it was stated
that no official action had been taken
regarding the small coins except in
cases where protiteering was palpable.
Current belief that the silver coins
contain more silver than their value
IS incorrect. according to Mr.. Staley.
American silver contains SO per cent
silver value and Canadian silver from
80 to 9S, he says.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
FOREIGN PORTS

ALGoA BAY. Dec 17--Arrived: Str New
Toronto, Montrssl via Cape Town:
Cascade. New York via Balboa. CalIao,
Mollendo etc; Parahyba (BrazlD. Nor
folk via Colon.
ANTWERP, Dec 2o-Arrived: Str Le-
p"n.' baRRY. ~ Dec Ss" 2osailcd aorE Str Roya,
PrIace !Br), Nsw York
BUENOs AYRES. Dec 1s-Arrived: Str
CALLAO. Dec 2o-~Arrived: str Gray
son: BaI,imore via Colon.
nominee lBr). Portland Me.
FAYAI.. Dec 2o-Arrived: strs Hisko,
New York via Bermuda for Brcst: Lake
Frolona. New York for Genoa; 2lst. BY
field. Portland, Ore, via Colon, for Queens
town.
GENOA. Dec 1s-sailed Str Ferrara
GiBRALTAR Dec 1e-sailed Str
presidente W ilson NtaD. from Naples for
New York.
nAIMnuRc., Dec ls--sailed. Str Kere-
HONG KONG. Dec l7--Arrived Str Ell
dridge idgs; Seattle via Yokohama.
NJ k0hE III Dec oal;, ls-Arriyed: Arr str Yonei
sailed: Tokiwa Maru (Jap). for Hong
Kong for New York.
Dominion (BrJ, Portland. Me; Digby (Br}' 5'
st John, y B. -
shia hoNPoN: Nooss Dec; so.ArTivea: str Lord
l9;..salsd: ST. wathena, " philadelphia. ii" hfa.
MANCHEsTER. Dec. 2o.-Arrved: Strs
Mayhut; sayannah; 81. MANCHESTER Bri-
MONTEVIDEO, Dec. ls.-Arrived: Str
Meissonier Nst), New York
oAEL0suND, Dec. S.-Arrived: Str
haplsna al a, 6nr5' & New YorS far ShersonrE
Amsterdam Ou), Nrom Rotterdam &c),
RoTTERDAM. Dec. 1s.-Arrived: strs
u
New York. Dec. 2o--Ysed dyk (Du), Balti,
m9Ts' sHA Xa Nia y NgwpoGt 9at News ..,,. Co..
Kong
,4s1 sHlELDs, q g.. Dec 2o-Arrlved: Str Ryde
sDan(: Savannah; 2oth. Besueggen (Norj.
ssINGAPoRE. Dec 17-sailed: Str City
York
=. soTiTHAMPToN: Dec 19--saled. Str
"sT az, DTgra s1;r,5 .Br); s, Sandy Hook
Nameaug, Philadelphia for Barcelona and
YOKOHAMA. Dec 1a-Arrived: strs
lsth, Deuel. San Francisco for Manila
1lth, yit, str kator Maru Jap), Seattle and
ANTOFAGASTA. Dec 21-Arrived: str
Corvus, Portland. Ore. via Astoria
laniler MNr"Hr G5elr, Dee Sew lSArrved vo str Eg
(Esr), st John, B
BARROW. Dec 19--Arrived: Strs War
Moncton Br) Quebec via Sydney, B,
Goth, War Fury CBD. Sydney, B; 21st,
Tamarac (Br). New York
BuENOS AYRES Dec 1o-Saied: Strs
(Br), Boston.
COLOMBO, Dec 14-salcd: Str rluor
Spar from Calcutta, New York.
Isleta. Boston S'
GIBRALTAR. Dec 21-Arrived: strs
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23

Alcana ntaD, Galveston Via Pensacola
and Norfolk. Dec 2o---saiIed strs Liam
%dmlraI sf's Dfa cochrsne ro eB5 from piraeus and
Algiers, st John, N B
GLASGOW Dec 21-Arrived; Str satur-
Str kastalia (Br5. Newport News
GRAN0EMOUTH. Dec 21--Arrived: str
Geddington Court CBr). Norfolk via st
GREENocK. Dec 2o-sailed Str Vine
leaf NBr). Port Arthur
HARTLEPOOL Dec 2o-Arrived: Str
Pontchartrain. Charleston.
HONG KONG. Dec 15-sailcd: strs Low
thcr Castle (Br). from Singapore New
York; 18th. Tenyo Maru tJap), from Ma
nla. San Francisco; West Ira. San Fran.
LISBON. Dec l5-saIled. Str Goa
porD New York.
@ f New eS 9rIeans ca AsaYsa saed srs ssTs
Anglo Chilean tBr). Now York. Hartrnore
OBJ. Boston. a2d: schr Charlotte a Max
.MANcHEsTER. Dec 21 Arrived: str
Victoria de Larrinaga tBr). Galveston via
shppes 1Br, SIh sssd Str Manchester
MANILA, Dec 1s.-saied: Str Elkton.
Seattle.
sacramento. New York Via Balboa. su' ''
NAGASAkI. Dec l3.-Sailed: str Elk
horn; sa, San francisco.
Broadmaync (Br). New Orleans.
SHANGHAI. Dec 18.--Arrived: Str Ma
lay Maru Dap). New Orleans via Balboa,
Tacoma. Yokohama, etc; 18th, sailed. str
Javary. Seattle.
SIIJMONOSEkI. Dec 13 - Sailed: Str
Naneric (Br) (from Sangapore). San Fran
cisco
YOKOHAMA. Dec IL. Arrived: Str
Monteagie (Br). Vancouver. 18th. sailed.
strs Canada Maru (Jap) (froln Manila).
Seattle; Korea Maru (Jap) trom Hong
Kong via Shanghai and Kobe). San Fran
cisco; 18th, Panama Maru (Jap) Gron
Hong Kong. etcl. New Orleans
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
Sail -lay
AMERICAN PORTS

BALTIMORE. Dec 23.-Arrived: Strs
tony toDwo1n Wss tNor}. t Santa Marta Firmore Eel
Arthur: Bjornstjornc Bjornson (Norl. Rot
'erdaW; rern T, Galtymore (Br), Liverpool; NAL
Iolk Lake Geneva Norfolk: Harvey II
Brown Norfolk; Nantucket, Norfolk and
ia rITAR1. iI1A9rei .ssTT% sgTpsn"' Norf0lk 90
Strs Lake Bledsoe. from Boston; Lake Sill
YER, from Boston: Mohaw., from New
York (and proceeded Jacksonville); Ka-
'sh"in from Bosto on (anu proceeded Jack
ss,onville). Sailed Str Josiah Macy for
baTres ienS!on Nort brns tug Murray stewart with
for Cuba. Reported sailing Of steamer
asiS. SsiA.vEsToY Nsw yor Dec
Lake Friar Mexico. Sailed El Captain,
Ne Tew York; Torres Tampico; Major Slack
laMP'S2 IAGKsoYWiI1Gw 1nssT tow s BY ToTrss por IS
Strs Sa. Arapah ahoe, New York via Charleston;
ID KEY BY, WEsT i Dec 22.-sailed: strs Flor
s2d; Baton Rogue. Tampico '''~''
ms, MOBILE. Dec ?-Arrived: strs Ever
gIade' Antilla; western Chief, Norfolk
cruiser dc Julio. West Tampa. Sailed:
schr blueneLds; kay Francis CUBA
borg (Nor>, New York; Transportation, % i'oa
Genoa; Genoa; Koman Prince (Br), Newport
Otrcgonian. Baltimore; Lake Fargo. Blue,
51elas Mahj1c cSu.u Wau; E1ttsrdaT lake Elii,o
Catherine. Perth Amboy; Lake Saba, Beau
mont Sailed: Strs Chautauqui Got hen berg
Lake saba, Eotterdam; Oregonan. Buenos
Ayrcs; Cape Henry, Baltinore Lake Lick
ing, New York Solborg (Nor) Havre;
Roman IN pP PRINCE {Br}: Newport News
rived: Strs Boonsborough, London; Cot
fssmTre ns,ine Rr} p, tiverpool Lake Duane
Shannock Norfolk: Genorchy (Br). New
York; Cottesmore lBi), philalelphia Lake
Duang; HaHana; utoka, Santiago.
Strs MandeviIic (Nor), Santa Marta;
Glen White, Dunfrs, Sunoil, Sabine; Gre,
tan. Boston,
stTs Fraa:nvSr "S Ia 1ir, Dec ,ui isA.FSsd EnsiAsd
Ladder (BeD. Antwerp; Isoosac' Balize.
Lake PewanEce, Porto Rico; Aian2ani}lo
irosrrso Pioneer, Tanuico; Qul Minstan
pslna; pmnnt TrnNilio, Tela Sailed strs Bound
C[a9; Shr9 Av9nmouth. VIA Newport News:
italy, via Gibraltar (for orders)
Flagg, Europe; Holbrook. Crist obai;
lnperator (NoD. Progreso, Lake Cahoou
Sunan >-ua ports; LaFe Gorin Cuban ports:
havana; Omoa (llond), via Corte1; Santa
l.eora (UST), Colon; Tipton Tela: York
Harbor. Porto Rico.
>, FORTLAND. Me. Dec 22-Arrivcd: Strs
l,.9, bine, Texas; Lake Flagon, Sabine, Texas;
Willaston (Br), New York; Lake Win
throp, Norfolk; schr Thomas II Lawrence.
st George. N b. for Norwalk, Conn. Sailed:
PORT TAMPA. Dec 22-sailcd: Str
NJ Guffey. Port Arthur (with barge CON.
ncaut in tow. VII
SAVANNAH. Ga, Dec 22-Arrived: e1st
strs Luceric (Br), New York; ed, How