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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-16
MANY LIVES SAVED
BY "CANNED BLOOD"
Army Stored Supply for Use
in Trdnsfusion in Field.

WARRINGTON, Feb. 1b.-Use of
canned blood" one OF the remarkable
developments OF war surgery. was de-
scribed to-day by the Surgeon-Generars
Office for the benefit OF the families OF
hundreds OF soldiers whose lives were
saved by blood TRANSMISSION.
One OF the heaviest causes OF death
among wounded soldiers is hemorrhase.
Immediately after the United States en-
tered the war the medical department
began organizing TO reduce the number
Of fatalities from this cause and large
numbers OF medical men were put in
training under the direction OF Col. Wal
ter b. Cannon Of Harvard University.
Development OF the use OF canned
blood" was a direct result OF war con-
ditions. During n heavy attack II was
impossible TO arrange for trAnsfusions
direct from persons. 80 the fluid was
drawn previously. stored on ice In sterile
fias SKIS. then used in emergency cases
Where the wounded man could stand It
blood substitute was injected which
sustained life until he could be removed
TO a hospital where more direct trans
fusion could be employed
by these methods many men were
returned to their families who IN previous
wars would have lived but few hours"
the Departments statement asserted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-16
WANTS ALLIED BONDS
TO COVER u. S. LOANS
Sn,oot Offers Bill Authorizing
Negotiations.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Is. - Senator
smoot tUtah). Republican. introduced
his bill to-day authorizing the Secretary
OF the Treasury to negotiate with the
allied nations which have received loans
from this Government for receipt OF
their bonds to cover notes given. The
bill. which was referred to the Finance
committee. proposes a sale Of the allied
bonds in the open market.
Exclusive Of expenditures by Bel
GUM. Portugal. Rumania, Austria Hun
gary and Bulgaria the total cost of the
European war was fixed at Sl7s, 000,-
100000 In an official estimate made pub
Tic here to-day and based on data in
the hands Of the Federal Reserve Board.
the Secretary OF the Treasury and the
bulletins Of tho Swiss Society Of Banks
The table was complied on estimated
expenditures to last January 81.
Total expenditures Of the Allies and
the United States were fixed at t11s.-
5s1.ooo.oo0 exclusive Of loans among
themselves, which totailed 31S.375, O00,-
600. The individual expenditures Of
the nations were given as follows:
Great Britain ss7.100. ooo, 900 France
$4,000. 900. 900 : United States s1s.+s1.-
100000; Russia $4,000. 100. oo0; Italy
$4,000. 100000; Serbia $4,000. ooo. 900 ;
Japan and Greece $1,000, 600, 900.
The loans included in the Individual
expenditures. although not added to the
total as a separate item. were made by
the following Powers: Great Britain
$500, 100000; France $4,000. 5000 ;
United States s7.s75.0 100000.
The total expenditures of Germany
were given as $a6.5oo. 0oo.o 900. and OF
Turkey $4,000. 100000. making an az
greeate of $4,000. 100000 for these two
members Of the Germanio alliance,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-16
900 |. W. W. REFUSE =.
TRUCE IN PATTERSON
viii Not Return to Shops To-
morrow at Same Time as
Other Silk Workers.
HOPE IS SEEN IN PASSAIC
Labor Leader, Though, Aims
to Unionize Every Industry
in the Jersey Town.

with the exception Of about 900 mem
ters Of the 1. W. w. the Paterson silk
workers will return to the shops to-mor-
row morning at Z 80 o'clock prepared to
curry out the provisional agreement
reached by the War Labor Board The
J. W. W.. who say they control the
workers of 100 OF the $50 firms in the
city, insist that they will work only
forty hours week pending arbitration
end will not report until o'clock. The
police are preparing to put a peremptory
check on any attempt of the radicals to
influence the members OF the textile
pnion-
Two women were arrested in Paterson
yesterday for annoying workers at the
%ussbaum Silk Company plant and one.
Miss Gernie Male, was fined IS. Louis
2lagnat, strike leader for tho textile
union, said that 90 per cent. OF the 1000
tow idle would be back tomorrow.
The Passalc strike may be settled on
Tuesday. when a committee Of citizens
viii meet with the manufacturers at the
request of Mayor segar to present their
side OF the case for arbitration. The
strikers presented their demands yester-
cay TO the committee sitting at City Hall.
calling for a working week Of forty-four
hours. the adjustment Of all overtime
and wage increases Of IS per cent for
most Of the workers.
strike Leader Declines Truce.
Matthias Pluhar, head Of the local
union. declined a suggestion Of the May
or's committee that the workers return to
the plants until the larger points could
be settled. He said q strike could never
he won IN that way and served notice on
the manufacturers and the city authori-
ties that he proposes to extend the new
union 10 every industrial plant in the
city.
There are now $500 on strike in Pas
saic. most of them members of the new
organization, representing the woollen.
cotton and handkerchief mills and the
rubber, wire and cable industries. Four
thouansd more probably will be idle to-
morrow as a result Of a walkout OF 2,100
employees OF the handkerchief mills. A.
J. Villa & Brothers silk mill may have
10 close early this week. One-third of
the operatives are out.
Figures furnished by the strikers in
the woollen mills show that they want to
increase the wages OF dyers and finishers
10 SO cents an hour. pressers to s6 cents,
foremen and clerks to rs cents and wool
sorters to So cents. They ask that boys
and girls employed in the Offices be paid
from 25 to IS cents an hour.
Insist on Unions Recognition.
Mr. Pluhar said that recognition OF
the new union would be insisted on
above all else. The organization Is purely
local, he said. and has no connection with
the United Textile Workers of America,
the American Federation OF Labor or the
I. W. w. He said It was proposed to
organize every worker In Passaic In or
der to obtain complete unity in the ranks
OF labor.
In some quarters his statement was
tnken to mean that the workers intended
to repeat the Seattle attempt to gain
control of the industries OF the city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-16
DRYs SEE NO COMPROMISE.
Beer ana Light Wine Proposal Not
Taken Seriously.
Special pe.patch 70 TIE sun.

wAsHINdToS, Feb. 15.-The report
that the New York State Legislature
was considering passage Of a bill to
allow manufacture and sale OF beer and
light wines On tho assurance that the
new Congress would allow the States
70 regulate this is not taken seriously
here, II Is pointed out that every MEM
Der OF The new Congress takes an oath
TO support the Constitution OF the United
States, and when the Constitution pro-
hibits sale OF light beers and wine It Is
assumed that Congress will support tho
decree.
There have been hundreds OF sugges-
lions regarding means OF evading the
prohibition amendment according to
prohibition leaders here. but they main
tain they are not losing sleep over them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-16
FEDERAL RESERVE
BANK STATEMENT
War Paper Holdings Connected
With Certificates Issue Con-
tinue to Gain.
SsssisI DespatcA 10 THE sus.

WARRINGTON, Feb. 16.--Continued IN
creases In the holdings Of war paper IN
connection with the placing OF the sixth
ixue of Treasury certificates accompa-
MED by considerable increases In Gov.
eminent and net deposits and sub
ttantial gain In gold reserves ara indi-
Gated in tho Federal Reserve Boards
Heekly bank statement.
For the first time the volume OF war
paper held by the reserve banks Is shown
IN excess of 1880. 900, 900. with an in
crease for the week of sl41.s00,00o. Dis
counts fell of $1,000, 900 and acceptances
ought in open market S7.Soo,0oo. while
Government short term securities, that
q Treasury certificates, increased Sl,-
100000.
Government deposits show an increase
fcr the week OF ;e6.2oo,0o0, which ac-
counts In part for the large borrowings
uy the member banks. Members re-
-erve deposits went UP s32.7O0,0o0 and
net deposits S13o.6oo,o 900, or only slightly
loss than the increase In total earning
assets.
The week saw increases OF $4,000
600 In Federal Reserve note circulation
and OF 100000 In the aggregate la
biities of tho banks on Federal Re-
serve bank notes in circulation, which,
with much larger increases in net de-
posits accounts for a decline OF the
banks reserve percentage from 63.b to
Sic notwithstanding a gain OF I'll. 400
900 in gold and OF 100000 In total
cash reserves.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-16
Cuba Would borrow Crowder.

HAVANA, FEB. Major-Gen. f. II.
Crowder. Provost Marshal General OF
tho United States Army, will be invited
by the Cuban Government TO come to
Cuba to assist in an advisory capacity
in the reformation of this country's cleo
ton law. It was announced to-day by
American Minister William Gonzales.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-16
HEARING ON HARB0R DISPUTE.
Umpire Macy to Listen 20 ArEu-
ments in Case Tomorrow.

WAsHINJToN, Feb Is. - V. Everit
Macy. appointed umpire for the War
Labor Board to adjudlcate the New
York harbor dispute between harbor
workers and their employers. will hear
arguments at the boards Office in Wash
ington on Monday.
1t was announced to-day that repre-
sentatives OF the board, which has d.
vided on the issue after taking evidence,
would appear before Mr.. Macy and no
further evidence would be taken.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-16
Paris Bourse Trading.

PARIS. Feb. 15.-Prices were sustained
on the Bourse to-day. Three per osnL
rentes were quoted at 81 francs 70 cen-
times for cash, exchange on London rs
francs 80 confines. 6 per cent. loan 81
francs so confines
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-16
Police Department
Orders

PENSIONS.
THE following members Of the force
are relieved and dismissed from the police
force and service and awarded tho follow
ing p'n''0h' SERGEANT
To take effect IL p. NJ, February Iti
Edward d. Fraser. No. 80. aoth prec. on
his own application. at ss75 per annum-
Appointed May q 1892.
PATROLMEN.
Michael Riskert No; s4es. 1sth pre-. %
police surgeons certificate. at ssfs per
annum. Appointed July 2, 1908.
Peter ]. Boyle. No. asa. traffic division.
subdivision B. on police surgeons oertin-
Gambler 8. is's
TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS.
SERGEANT
To take effect s A. NJ, February 10;
Frank Long. l2oth prec., assigned to bi-
PATRoLMEN.
william II. Baker, Jr,, 18th prso. to ssth
prec., assigned TO mounted duty.
william J. Harrigan. ssth Prsc. ss'ign-
mont as corporal discontinued.
Thomas Kerriran. from traffic division.
subdivision \ to 18Th prec; r,
ON Div. National Defence Especial
war rol), TO precincts indicated, INDEFINITE
leaves of absence are hereby revoke; ,,,
Jr.. az; Richard B. Bowe. 6lst Prec'' A.
''sheo rE d ES ASSIGNMENTS.
PATRoLMEN.
rrederlok w. Claus. seth Proc. assign ed
as operator Of patrol wagon for - days
.ence OF patroiman on sick report
John J. Maher. t3d Prec-. to bth Insp.
Dist, assigned as acting attendant for .
Joseph n. Thier. 7tth Prec.. assigned TO
day tour and excused from reserve for 30
days from A. NJ, February ls.
office OF the chief inspector to div, Of re-
pairs for Ia days from A. H. Feb
From precincts indicated to Ith Insp.
Dist, TO duty in rAided proIrise. from
nar,d Mandsl. Il; ReSard z.iisr. IS.
ipst.. to duty in raided premises for II
MichssI F. Mon.sAn, "a; Thomas J. a.r-
G Gss sa sS ECON goSa {. Silon. Is; cnsf..
From precincts indicated to l1th Insp;
psi H. to Sssy N 5a to premises M MATCH
Thomas Larkin. III; Ralph Durham.
From precincts indicated TO Hs.dqaar-
reserve for IL days from A. H.. Feb
walter flt1Berafo' u.s. Sosepn -
O'HAra, 81.
LEAVES OF ABSENCE
PATRoLMBN.
Samuel Grant, 22d Prec.. for . days from
MOI A. M. February 10.
Fred erick Holder. s6th Pree.. for / day
from A. NJ. February 20.
The following sick leave IL Erantsdi
CAPTAIN.
Edward wAiling, 1o4th Precy for 30
DAYS. from 9 A. NJ. February 10.
The following applications for full pay
while on sick report are approved:
SERGEANT.
Patrick Halligpn. 18th Pr.c., from s:1o
p. NJ. February o. during Disability.
PATRoLMES,
Jsmss MeGovsrn, Attn Prso.. from 4 80
A NJ February Z, during disability.
John J. Lsary, esth Prec. from II go
A NJ, january 10 to IL noon, January 30.
Frank back, eeth Prec.. from 7ibo A.
NJ February Z, during disability.
Louis Herman, I0eth Prec:. from : p. A..
January u, to IL noon. February ..
Thomas p. H. Bennett, 11sth Preo.. from
1880 A. N. February .. during disability.
Robert J. Hamilton. Trenic DivI Sub div
h, from 1850 A. NJ. February D. during
disability ~
motorcycle squad !. from b:1o p. H.. jan
uaEy 2s dgriT Ks ai.:Siii Tyys,o p,v motor.
cycle squad i, from 3 no p, a.. January
40. to II 7. NJ. February 8.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetc Survey
Standard Time
Sun rises. $50 A M Sun sets. Is: 30 T M
Moon rises. lib NJ
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. .s:s1 NJ Gov. Island. .s:n A M
He'll Gate. II :03 A M
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. .2:29 AN Gov. Island. sos A NJ
He'll Gate.....b:i A M
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-16
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS-s6 to tl2 day easy; ESQ
HEAVYWEIGHT fast selling popular priced
necessities, food nayors, perfumes, soaps
toilet preparations, &c; agents outht
free; write to-day; quick--now. AMERI-
CAN PRODUCTS Co, 1876 American BIDS,
Cincinnati ohio,
AGENTS--B!g seller, SOC. mound; Ten
pounda Nermin Dust VIII ba sent prepaid
for 81 keeps lice on poultry and plants.
II. u. SWARTs. boz $50. Scranton. Pa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-16

Connecting mails close ~ q. p. o. A.
Philippine Islands (via San Frandsco) Feb.
II, So. Marking.
Samoan Islands, Australia and specially Ad-
dressed mail for New Zealand (vta san Fran
Gsco) Feb. 20. IS. Sonoma.
Philippine Islands (yia Vancouver and VIC
toria, II. Co Feb 70. SIS. Empress of Asia.
Tahiti, Marquesas. Cook Islands, New Zca-
land and specially addressed mail for Aus
traila via San Francisco) Feb. %, ss.
Moana.
Hawaii and Guam-This mail 10 forwarded
TO tho Pacific Coast daily for despatch to
destination by the best opportunity.
Japan. Korea, China, Siam, Cochin China,
Straits Settlements and Netherlands East In
dies-Close at $50 2. NJ. daily. This mall 10
forwarded TO the Pacific Coast daily for
despatch to destination By the best oppor-
tunity,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-16
sugar Ship stil Hard Axrouna.

CHATHAM. Mass. Feb. 16.-Tour Gov
srnmsnt tugs tried in vain to-day to
move the steamship Sassenheirn, which
grounded on Handkerchief Shoal in thick
weather Thursday night The steamship,
which Is bound from Neuvitas for Bos-
ton with a cargo of sugar. Is said to be
In no immediate danger.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-16
R0Nw0RKERs FIRM FOR BEER
Newark Local Agrees on strflrs
Akainst Enforcement.

Iron Workers Union, Local III, noti-
ned the Building Trades Council of New
ark. N j.. yesterday that the no beer.
no work. slogan was Unanimously In
dorsed at q meeting Of ITS Of the msrn-
bers In Iroduois Hall, Washington street
I'VE will strike II they take the beer
away from us. and We want the world
to know it." declared Timothy T1srney.
business agent. at the meeting. We are
not 'rummies or beer hounds or any
thing Of the sort, and none of us 10 in
toxicated."
There are no I. w. W. among US
either" said q voice from the rear Of
the han.
IT should say not" replied T1erney.
I'VE are 100 per cent American II we
strike we will not turn the country up
side down, as some editorial writer's
would have people believe. BY and BY.
boys, we won't be able to take . drink
OF spring water"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-16
BUSINESS OpPORTUNIrIEs.

A $4,000 NESTURE-I have a State
veologistb favorable report covering several
hundred ACreS OF oil land near the famous
JsnninE'G Louisiana oil acid nluat con-
vince OF ability 10 start drilling promptly.
TO secure lease Sum required Ia 10000.
the average cost OF drilliAg frtt well in
1000 foot dspths, II fortunate enough to
strike the oil deposit in evidence. eTtrAor-
binary returns are reasonably sure. To
party responsible and willing to take tbs
ri,Ik incident Will send papers with propose.
ton. Address ANDREW CLARK. 242I
Camp St. New Orleans, LD.
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTU NIFTY to
buy a mineral water bathing and hotel
property with combination Of medicinal
properties equal 70 any yet discovered
we'll equipped and IN going condition
investigation. NJ. c. THOMAS. Crockets
springs, Va,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-16
s Meraukee. 81. Nazaire. Feb. 8.

IS MeraulSee, st. Nazaire. Feb. ..
SIS Northland Brest, Feb. 3.
SIS CISCO. Lisbon, Feb. g.
SIS Nant asket, Plymouth, Feb 8.
SIS Penang Maru. la Rochelle Feb. g.
rs Guartuba Bordeaux, Feb. 2.
ss Maiden, 81. Nazaire, Feb s.
Ss Franklin, Gibraltar, Feb. I.
IS Danebrog, Cardiff Feb. 4.
Due Thursday.
Cruiser, st. Louis. Brest, Feb. 8.
Battleship Georgia, Brest, Feb. 7.
IS Heredia, St. Nazaire, Feb. T.
Cruiser Pueblo, Brest, Feb ..
SIS +. J. Luckenbach. Breet, Feb. =.
Ss Whekatano. London, Feb. 8.
SIS Quincy, Gibaltar, Feb. 3.
IS Bris. Shields. Feb. s.
SIS Ollargen, Havre. Feb. ..
Sc Indianapolis Plymouth, Feb. ..
SIS Benguela. Barry. Feb. 9.
Ss Nioolo H.. Gibraltar. Feb. 9.
TRANSATLANTIC PARCEL POST MAILS.
Great Britain and lreland-Close at A. N.
Feb. II, Be. CAmania
France-Close at 1850 A. N. Feb. Is. Be-.
France.
Itay-Close at I A. M. Feb. q, 81. Duca
degh Abruzzi.
Gibreitar-Close at A. N. Feb. a s..
Duca degI Abruzri.
Belgium--Close at 10 100 A. M. Feb. Is So.
Osaw atoniie.
Azores hlands-closo At A. M. rsb. n. Be-
Cenopic.
Liberia. Norway. Sweden, Denmark, Meta
erlands, Greece, Germany, Austria and huA
gary-ssrvice suspended
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-16
SITUATIONS wASTED-MALE.

YOUNG MAN, chief yoeman TO command =
of1cer desires position as private secretary
Ave years experience; can furnish suitable
references ". A. SHEA, ts Grove street
MonteIair. n, J.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-16
BOARD WANTED
HELP wANTED-FEMALE


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switchboard. Inquire NEACH. 1917 East
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OLD EsTABLISHED eyport sCd i,,-o-,
house desires the services OF a. Frebch
Italian stenographer; state experience ana
81 lary Address j box l27 sun orlce
PEACE WORK AT WAR PAY-knIt M
gently needed socks for US on Auto x nit
tiers. experience unnecessary. fun par,Icu
lars &c. stamp. Dept 81. AUTO Knit
TER co. Sel Jefterson 81, BUFFALO, n.
SALEsLADYl speaking French. HENRI.
WANTED--Men and women for IE6f
work at home; good pay Write to IF
CARNEY, sse Dwight St, New HAyen
Conn Enclose stamp.
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ARRIvAr.s-sATURpAY. FEB. Ii.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FEB 10.
Sc Matsonia, bordeaux. Feb, ..
IS Harrisburg, Brest, Feb. 8.
Sc Dominic. Liverpool. Jan. 2s.
SIS Pacific, Rotterdam, Jan. 3.
SIS Isanti, Cherbourg. Jan "a.
SIS Celebee, Plymouth. Jan. 30.
IS Agwidale. Rochefort, Jan. Is.
Ss Australia. Gothenburg. Jan. II.
IS Kazembe, Cardiff, Jan. 81.
Motorship Pacific, Rotterdam, Jan. q
IS NJ aslunonge. 81. John. Feb. IL
Sc Advance. Cristobal. Feb. 8.
Sc oskawa, CrtstobaL Feb. 7.
So Lake Wilson. Cristobal, Fob. .;
SIS Lake Louise. Porto Barrios. Feb 7.
SIS Cherokee. San Juan, Feb. 9.
IS Vika. Kingston. Feb. Z.
Sc Caracas, San Juan, Feb. 10.
ss Mariners Harbor, Porto Rico, Fob. 7.
Sc Cubadtst, Tuxpsm, Feb. ..
Sc Comus, New Orleans, Feb 10.
SIS Mohawk, Jacksonville, Feb. II.
Sc City of Augusta, Savannah. Feb. IL
Sc Ozama. Norfolk, Feb IS.
SIS Tjitaroem, Norfolk Feb. u.
So Lake Crystal. Hampton Roads. Fob. II.
SIS Belta. Philadelphia. Feb. IA.
ss Olaf. Philadelphia, Feb. ~.
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RETIRED PATROLMAN.

John z. HotAiinS. formerly attached to
the 2Sth Preo.. died February IL at his
residence, 3155 Broadway, Manhattan, from
natural causeA Funeral from his late
residence 2 =. NJ, February is. Inter-
ment Green Wood Cemstery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-16
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.

INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
Due To-day.
Bsttleship Kansas. Breet. Feb. q
Cruiser Huntington, Brest, Feb. 4
s. Rotterdam, Brest; Feb; !:
SIS Mar Rojo, Gibraltar. Jan. Is.
IS Baymano, Nantes. Jan. 20.
IS Mar Cantabrioo, Port Talbot, Jan. 30
Sc Ruby Agiers. Jan. 70.
S. BeChuans, Rotterdam, Jan "a.
SIS Baltiaue, Cardiff. Jan. a,
Sc Ashtabula, Avonmouth. jan d
IS Vixen. Barry. Jan. ~
IS NewA, Gibraltar, Jan. B
Ss Vessnnan Cardiff, Jan rs
Sc Hsyo. La Pallice. Jan. IS.
Sc West Haven La Pallice, Jan. a.
SIS WeS Cobalt. Cristobal. Feb. 4
So woonsocket. bordeaux. Jan Il.
IS Western Hero. Shields, Jan. q.
Sc Hickman, Bordeaux. Jan. q.
Sc Lagarfoss. Iceland. Jan. 50
Sc Turrialba, Rochelle. Feb. L
Sc Mariana, Barry, Jan. -.
So Ocean Monarch. Rot erdarn, Jan. n
SIS Carolyn. Gibraltar Jan. %.
SIS Blaamyra, Cardiff, Jan. n.
IS Christian Krosh. Shields, Jan q.
So Alicante. CadiE, Feb. /.
So sixaola, Bordeaux. Feb. 4
SIS Tabor. Gibraltar, Jan. q.
IS Liberty. Hayre. Jan. 81.
IS Aidan. Liverpool, Jan. %.
Sc American. Rotterdam, Jan. ..
SIS Athanssios. Gibraltar, Jan. %.
IS volunteer. Crirtobal Feb. 9.
SIS Louisville. Brest, Feb g.
Sc Henderson Bordeaux Feb g.
IS 0conee Madeira Jan %.
S. War httern. Greenock. Jan. n
So LNonora. Barry. Feb. l.
Sc Trecarne, Hsvre. Jan. 81.
SIS Harlem, Glasgow. Feb. /.
So Toitori Msru Bordeaux Jan, n,
Sc Elisabeth. Cristobal. Feb. G
SIS EastgHte, Hayre, Feb l.
Sc Harlem, Clyde, Feb. l.
Sc Amor, Gibraltar, Jan. 81.
So Arna. Barry. Feb. 1.
SIS Saransc, London, Feb. !.
IS kazemhe, Cardiff. Feb /.
Sc Eurana, bordeaux. Feb. &
IS Franc!sco Hull. Feb. 2.
Duo Tomorrow.
ss Csnopic. Brsst. Feb. S.
S. Pocahontas. Bordeaux. Feb L
SIS St. Jean, FayA, Feb. 3.
SIS l.v, Bergen, Feb, J.
SIS Olu' Maersk, Gibraltar. Jan. 81.
SIS CAPE Rom aiDe, La Pallice. Jan. 81.
So orlesa, Brest, Feb :
So Brazos. San Juan, Feb. Il.
SIS uberaba Para Feb g.
SIS Lake Allen. Crislobal. Feb. g.
IS Alamo, Galveston. FEB. II.
Due Tuesday
S. United states, Copenhagen. Feb. 8.
IS CsSerta, hsrseilles. Feb &.
Sc Gieneden, Gibraltar, Feb l.
50 I4ynchburg. Rochefort Feb !
es Upland. Gothenburg. Feb. ?.
SIS Naarli, ST. Nazaire, Feb. .
SIS Biornsterne Biornsen Barry. Fob l.
Sc QuernEad. Cristobal Feb. O.
Sc Polar Bear. Bordeaux. Feb 2.
Due "Wednesday
s. la Touraine, Havre, Feb Q.
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.

SIS Kerry Range. at Plymouth.
SIS New York. at Falmouth.
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