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Evening journal., 1919-03-27
AII-STARs BADLY BEATTN.

Baldwin's All-slars Quot team met
iariars IN the p. r. r Freight Clerk
team last nleht ai The r.. b. and w. A..
A. rooms. losing four out OF five games.
At the end of match The Clerks chal-
lengged them for another game on neu-
trail floor. which Kid Baldwin declined.
vhereupon Captain Barrett for the
Clerks. claimed The game BY iorfcit.
The score.
All-Slars ... ... 80. - II "a 81 ~
Freight Clerks o.. 2i ~ n i3 2l
Freight Clerk tcam-Barreit captain !:
Frank. Harvey and Tom Fisher and
John TObin.
Search the Want Ads FOR bargains In
household goods.
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
M'COY BREAKS
TIE in BILLIARDS

The first game Of pocket billiards in
the flye-handed tie at the Aacade. was
played last night between Mccoy and
Harmon. In this tie-iourn1mcnt it
has been decided 20 add % points 20
the game. therefore i2J Will be The
stipulated figure Tor the ten games. \
large crowd saw Mccoy defeat his op-
pOncnt i'm a close game OF i2j 20 III.
Mccoy >, /, A. 10, G, f., 49, g, .,
q. o, :. 50, n. i2-i25.
Scratches Z, high run, %.
HarmOn-ii. 70. i3, 0. 9. Z, 9, ?. 1, 8,
.. ,, "a, "a, Z, 4. g. 2-lii-
Scratches. 8; high run. 2i.
Match tOnight-Fink ". Brown.
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
pYTHIAN CASTLE WRESTLING.

IN Pythian Castle tomorrow night
John Hcracl. the local pride and Fred
pHakon. the Finnish Lion of Brooklyn
viii meet
The semi-windup viii be between
Nick Russo, The crack Baltimore
lightweight. and in an probability
Eddie N0vcnis. the star OF that
weight m Wilmington
John sproul viii be third man at all
matches.
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
long PRISON Terms
FOR CONSPIRATORS
Falconi Gets 20 Years,
Rossi IS Years for Crime
That Leads to Death
FALCONI NOT
MANS SLAYER

Sentence was imposed by Judges
Boyce aud Heisel i'm Court OF General
/ sessions and Court Of oyer and Ter
miner this morning on Mazzarcno Fal-
conf, Alfred Rossi, Louis Pasqualla and
Raf1eo Aruatino for their pariiclpa-
ton in the intended hold-uD and rob
/ berry Of Toncy Quartello and Andre
ROssclli at Third street and Railroad
on the night OF December ~. when
OurtellO was shot and Killed by B0ssi.
Walter Parker and John j. lIarkins, em-
pl0yes or the Pennsylvania railroad.
were shot by FaicOni at lhe same time.
FalcOni was sentenced 10 40 years
Imprisonment and 90 pay fine Of $500
and costs for assault with intent 90
commit murder on Walter Parker; 80
years Imprisonment and 20 pay a line
OF 500 and costs for assault with in
tent 90 commit murder on John J.
Harkins. and TO 10 years Imprisonment
for conspiracy 90 rob Quartcllo. 10 DE
served concurrcntly with the other two
sentences.
Rossi was sentenced 90 years im-
prsOnment and 10 pay a fine Of $1,000
and costs for manslaughier in Staying
Quarlcllo; and 60 10 years impris0n-
mcnt and TO pay the costs of the case
for conspiracy 10 rob.
ArnalinO was sentenced 20 40 years
Imprisonment and 10 pay the costs OF
the case for conspiracy Go rob.
pasqu1lla was sentenced TO eight
years Imprisonment and 10 pay the
costs Of the case for conspiracy 90 rob.
Falconi was also indicted Jointly
with Rossi for murder, but the charge
was nollc pressed
Attorney General Rcinhardl set forth
20 the court before The imposition Of
sentence on Falconi, that he did not cX-
pccl The man 30 have 10 serve any addi-
tional time for his conviction ON the
conspiracy charge. Tie explained that
Falconi has given The Slate some Nalu-
able information. but one thing unfa-
yOrable 10 the man. the atlorney-gen-
eral said, was his attitude in the wil
ness stand in the conspiracy trial after
he had promised TO make "clcan
breast" Of the affair.
Mr. Reinhardt slated that he was sat
isncd that the shooting Of Qulrtello
was accidental lie said he felt that
Falconi was technically guilty Of The
cards were circulated among the guests
on which they might pledge their con-
tributions.
Josiah Marvel viii preside 40 The
noon-day meeting tomorrow and Cap
tain Morse OF tho Canadian army is
scheduled 10 be the speaker
Many meetings are being planned for
the weekend In a last effort 10 arouse
interest on the part OF those who have
not taken part in the drive
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
kAIITF snME sLIGGER M.

BY Tie United Press.
GAINESVILLE. Fla, March 27-Benny
Kauff looks like tbe heaviest hitter i'm
the Giant camp. lie outslugged Zim-
norman. Fletcher. Earl smith and
Young in a cloutng bee The regulars
and rockies lined up for their first game
f.FrV.
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
MEnMIcK nUT ToR rRACTICE

The MerWlck basebaII ieam viii
practice at Second and dupont streets
ON Monday, Wednesday and Friday
evenings OF each week. All players
wishing tryout should report o.
Manager Edge, No. 1903 West sixth
street.
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
CALL on CAINnInATEs.

The Keystone Field Club is prepar-
ing 20 enter The baseball sport with a
team and William Sidel the manager,
requests that am candidates report al
the club Saturday afternoon at 30.
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
E-ySTONF WRESTIING TONIGHT

Tho Keystone gives an entertainment
tonight. at which members and friendi2
! fans who have previously attended
their shows are cordially invited. Per-
sonnel OF wrestling card folloNs;
Frankie Lewis vs.. Jimmy Christie
Harry Baker ". Joe Allison; Solly
Wood VS. jerome Mclaughlin; Bobby
Graham vs.. Andy Pines; Olin Hack
cit vs.. Billy cJnnings; Roach Rodgers
vs.. Paul Heating; Kid Nancy vs.. Char
lie Kid Clark.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-11-07

Mrs. G. Buchanan has been
very III the past few days.
Some Of our citizens were be-
fore the grand jury as witnesses
this week, II
Rev. N. u. Oliver is ont again
after an attack of Indigestion.
L. Lipsitz was an out-of-town
visitor this week.
B. F. Lewis OF. Annacocoa was
! visitor here Sunday.
Glen Bradford Of Alexandra
was visiting relatives here last
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. GOree OF
Pollock were She guests Of their
mother Sunday and Monday,
There was no preaching ser
ice at the Baptit Church Sunday
Rev. Loftin being away in behalf
II the IS million campaign.
Ed Patrick Of McCehee Ark.
in town this week.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-11-07
SIXTEEN YEAR OLD
EVEN HORN TOOTS
Ford bought in 1908 still do.

Ford bought in 1908 still do
ing service in Oregon
and Washington
A rear tonneau door, two cy.
Under touring car manufactured
by the Ford Motor Company in
1898 the year of that company's
Organization and in use since
that time is still son the job. |"
tits an eight horse power car,
has seventy eight inch wheel
base, q five gallon gas tank and
is owned by A. G. Nc Carthy Of
Portland, Oregon.
OF course the Ford isn't exact
" possessed of the latest linee
and it is beginning to wear Sigh
thy, but mechanically why even
the aged brass horn works. The
machine is now being driven on
business trips through Oregon
and Washington by Mccarthy
who doesn't expect to be in the
market for a new Ford for some
years to come since he's kinda
got acQuaintek with the old one.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-11-07
Local News

| The Baptist State Convention
will assemble at Alexandria the
11inst and the Louisiana Annual
Conference Of the M. e. Church
South convenes at Rnston the
When are we going toget some
new molasses on this market:
Some would taste good to US now
a. sugar is almosta recollection
Of the days. Come on fellows.
Elnary Best ic a recent emplo.
zee Of the Hirsh Meyer establi
s'lment.
/ E. 5. Stewart IS back from q
visit TO relatives ia Arkansas.
NJ. Quick left hast Thursday
for Shreveport TO be with a very
i'll brother.
! The Macon Ridge Journal of
Delhi, La. found its way back to
table again. b. W. Barnes is the
editor.
We are glad to hear that little
| Marion Jennines who has been
very i'll is much improved.
| Mrs. Ell. @. Barron was taken
TO Aiexandah Sanisarium found
ergo an operation for tonsilitis,
! Earl Hnthnancs was q business
visitor to New Orleans this week
Walter Goree was a business
visitor To Alexandra Monday. /.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
! Do not imagine that becaus
other cough medicines failed
give you relief that It will be th !
same with Chamberlain's Cong
Remedy Bear 10 mind that fro :
small beginning this remec
has gained 4 world vide reput.s
ton aud immense sale A medic
inc must have exceptional merit
til win esteem wherever 1t be-
comes xnowa e OILY costs d
qnaters
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-11-07

Moving seems tobe the order
Of the day as the Henry White
fumiIy are now living near the
Methodist parsonage, and the At
kinsons are settled in their new
hsme on main street.
Miss Alma Halliday was iii q
few days last week and this.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-11-07

DEMEMBER going through the mout like going through
N long spell Of sickness TO force out the old quilts and
grow new feathers saps hens vitality.
you expect your hers to be fall producers and winter layers
tenseed them Poultry Pan-ace-a during and after the mo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20

with machine guns and guided by air
planes, II Is understood. win be relied
upon, and will be prepared to move
quickly from strategic points along the
border OF the bandit country on the Rio
Grande
Organization OF the border guard to
insure the greatest speed In these move
ments has been completed. the cavalry
regiments being so distributed az to
place the nucleus of a aging column at
carefully selected points along the Rio
Grande.
Movement Of troops of the Eighth Cav
airy into Mexico to-day inaugurated Tie
rev plan, according to officials, and
II ON this time on similar incidents WI!
lie handled without gloves
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emergency a real military nier cannot be
turned out In less than Eve months at
the least. 7t
Our skilled fiiers to-day have train
ing that It would have been impossible
to obtain under peace conditions. Many
OF them know actual battle conditions.
and should be kept as nucleus for the
peace time organization II would take
three years TO replace the present equip
ment we have. and ] am sure Congress
does not wish to compel Us to junk IT,
"England's navy or that OF n foreign
within less than two weeks, but with
transatlantic flying assured huge
aerial armada can lombard New York
city within a day after the order In
given. The director concluded In re-
ferring to forest fire patrols and the
work on the border.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
WASHINGTON 0. KID
CHASE FOR BANDITS
Punitive Expedition Not Re-
Rdrded as Act of War.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-the American
punitive expedition into Mexico after
the bandits who held the two American
aviators is being conducted with the
full knowledge of authorities in Wash
ington. who have been withholding an
nouncement of the Governments pur-
pose until the two Americans were safe
Secretary Baker on reading the Asso-
ciated Press dispatches from Maria an
nounced that the American troops went
over on specific instructions from the
War Department but withheld further
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ofncial announcement until he has re-
ceived officiai word from the border.
IL Is the second expedition OF Its kind
since the Pershing expedition In pur-
suit of villa. The other was the TX
pedition on "a hot trail" II does not
take on. the character OF an act OF war,
as it's sole purpose under international
law Ia not to invade the sovereignty OF
Mexico nor to attack its Government
but to punish or extermlnate the bandits
who held the two American army Of
fcers for ranROm,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
wednesdav

France. Belgium. Rumania. Bu,r,..
German Austria. Poland. Switzerland ItaiSS
Spain, Greece. Portugal, Egypt. British inS,,'
British East Africa, Malta, Ceylon, s,r,i.
Settlements and Persia, via Havre: also napo.,
post mails for France. Algeria and Tpnl.
S.. France, $50 A. NJ. "'
Portugal. via Lisbon; also parcel MAJ,
mails for Portugal. Sc Natanzas 2 A V'e
Germany Cparcel posi- mails and sreciaii,
addressed correspondence, via Hnmbnrg
S. Wheaton, 40 A. NJ
south Africa via Cape Town; also n,-o.,
post mails for Union OF South Africa 3.
Spartan Prince. II 80 A. NJ
Thursday
Gibraltar tItaiy must nc specially addre,,.,
for despatch by this Steamship. via ,;iNu
raltar and Naples; also parcel post mali.
for Gibraltar and Italy. Sc. Duca d kosa
sA NJ
Norway. Sweden. Denmark. Cerm,D,
Lithuania and Latvia. via Christiansand "A
Copenh agen; also parcel pest mails for Nor.
way. Sweden and Denmark SIS FrederIl
VIII, $50 A. NJ.
Saturday.
Europe Africa and west Asia via pl,
mouth. Bologne and Rotterdam: ALEC pa,c.,
post mails for Great Britain. Ireland, EFyp,
British India and Netherlands So NIess
Amsterdam, A. M. -.
Europe Africa and west Asia. via Lives
pool (mail must be specially addressed "a,
despatch by this steamship. IS. Caronia.
A. VI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
ARREST SOLVES MANY THEFTs.
Jersey Man Captured as Robber
in Boston.

BosToN, Aug. 19.--In the arrest to-day
of Harry Berwin Of New Brunswick.
N. j.. the police said they believed they
had the man responsible for scores of
burglaries in cities and towns In the
district.
The police said Berwin had confessed
to between sixty and seventy-five burg
lsries since June rs and had directed
them to various caches where they found
stolen property valued at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
BIG FRENCH AERO MISSING.
Anxiety Felt Over the Goliath,
Gone -Four Days.

here over the failure of the French
airplane Goliath to report since leaving
Mogador early on Saturday, as the ma
chine was equipped with strong wire.
less apparatus. Henry Farman, the air
plane manufacturer. said to-day he
hoped the machine may have landed In
an out of the way place with its wire
less out OF order The airplane carried
eight passengers.
The last wireless signal from the Co
Hath was received at Dakar at 54s
O'Clock Saturday morning, indicating
that the airplane was within sixty miles
of Dakar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
Police Department
Orders
TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS.

IhANSf Ems AND ASSIGNMENIS.
PATRoLMEE.
To take effect 8 A. NJ August 20:
Thomas Payiter. 18th Prec.. to ioIth
Prcc.
Frederick plehl, 2sth Prec., to tsth Prec.
Joseph Mason. io4th Prec.. TO 18th Prec.
To take effect i2:oi A. NJ. August IS:
From Div National Defence Especial
war rolll. to precincts indicated. indefinite
leaves Of absence are hereby revoked:
Christian l. Kirkegard. sc; George A.
Basel. 81; Charles n. Harson. 1. designa-
ton as acting detective sergeant. second
grade. revoked.
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
INSPECTORS.
Thomas T Ryan. 18th Insp. Dist, TO
Headquarters Div, to duty in Office Of the
Chief Inspector from p. NJ August IL
during present strike.
Thomas J. Kelly. 18th fnsp. Dist. In
his other duties. from 9 p. NJ August II
during strike.
LIEUTENANT.
Edward r. Hayes 9Th Prec to Head
Inspector. from p ". August II during
strike.
PATRoLMEN.
Gerald Murphy. ?sth Prec., assigned as
Sstins attendant s... for y days from NJ
William l.. Falkenbury, Bridge Prtc. to
Detective DIV, assigned as acting alton
dant. for - days from 4. NJ. August 20,
The following leave Of absence is au-
thoriEed. without pay;
PATROLMAN.
John A. Cunningham. s7th Prec, for two
days from 10 Y. NJ. August 10.
The following applications for full pay
while on sick report are approved:
PATROLMEN.
Daniel L. Smith. 5th Prcc., from $50
"A. NJ. August le during Disability: saliva
tore Menici, 18th Prec.. from $3.50 .P NJ
during l4za.!ilt-s
hell. l03d Prec.. from IL :0l A. Al. August
during disability; Timothy Murphy,
Trafic Div, Sub-Div. b. from 1880 A. NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
u. S. TO USE TROOPS
IN NORTH MEXICO
No Statement Made, but Eui-
dence of Policy Is Seen.

WASHINGTON. Aug. ls-No official an
rouncements are being made OF how the
United states Government intends to
handle the bandit nuisance in northern
Mexico from this point on. but there is
every evidence that all preparations
have been made to meet future depreda-
lions with swift movement OF troops
such as now is, being conducted against
the 6esperadoes who held the two army
aviuiors for ransom.
Swift moving cavalry. fully equipped
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
Lifts Foreign Freight Embargo.

BosroN, Aug 1s.--The New York,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad an
nounced tonight that the embargo made
necessary by the recent strike of me-
chanical employees against freight orig
mating on foreign lines would be can
celled at midnight tomorrow and that
the restrictions applicable to the accept
ance of freight subject to delay in move
ment had been entirely removed.
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Not for Closed shop.

When Eugene Walter and Sam Ship
man asked IL the Equity now advocates
the closed shop. Mr.. Gilmore set his
tory right thus:
~ can tell you. not individually. but
officially, that we do not want the closed
shop" When Mr.. Shlpman and others
asked what guarantees would be given
that the cast would not be dictated by
the Equity. Mr.. Gilmore declared: I'll
say the Equity would be willing to put
into contract anything they agreed TO
do. and would be willing to bond the
contract TO any amount the managers
would bond their contracts"
Mr.. Turner confirmed this. besides
explaining the Equity's afiiliation with
the American Federation OF Labor and
denying that Harry Mountford had any
thing to do with the origin or conduct
of the movement. or had received
dollar for any services, having. on the
contrary. contributed to the war chest
himself
On motion Of George Middleton tho
meeting adjourned until $50 at the
Aston to-day. without having made any
great stride toward settlement, but
feeling confident that progress had been
won in the official reputation by the
Equity of the closed shop.
About 200 of the lesser gentry OF the
screen registered rebellion at Unity
Hail. BAL West 47th street. last night.
the first outbreak of the strike epidemic
in the movies in this city being due TO
dissatisfaction with the individual book
ing agent and a desire to organize
cooperative agency through bloodless
revolution. Harry C. Browne and Frank
Sheridan urged them to organize and
fool the managers.
La Ia Lucille" though heretofore
exempted. had been called out because
Alex A. Aarons and George b. Seitz, the
producers. last week Joined the T. NJ. A
and were considered to have backslid.
The hearings on the injunctions which
were to have been held yesterday in the
Supreme Court we're set down for Fri
day morning by Justice Richard 7.
Lydcn.
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Sc Madawssks. Brcst. Aug. II. 7.-
SIS Troy. Brest Aug. 10.
SIS TrafalFar. Greenock. Aug. 4
S. Lake Grampus. Hull. Aug 7.
IS Defiance. Liverpool. Aug T.
Sc Angio-Chilean. London. Aug ..
Due Friday.
Sc Dorothy, Liverpool. Aus
"a Golden Gate. Liverpool, Aus.
80 Lake Forkville. shields. Aug
SIS Lake Fontana. Portland Eng Aur |,
Be Vitruvia Ardossan. Aug. 8.
SIS Troy. Brest. Aug. 10.
SIS Buford. Cristobal. Aug. Is
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TRANsPACIFIC NAILS.

Connecting mails close at q. p. O. and or,
Hall stations at 5 30 p. NJ. daily.
Japan, Corea. China, Siberia. siam. Cochi,
China, Netherlands East Indie. and philin
pine islands (via Vancouver and victoris. N
u, September 10. SIS. Monteagle.
Chins tvle seatte>, August 20, Ne Iavsry
Cochin China and Netherlands East indis.
via San Francisco, August %, S. Teny.
Mart.
Tahiti, Msrquesas, Cook Islands. New :4,.
land and specially addressed mail for Ans.
tralia (via San Francisco. August 81, ST.
Mpana.
Fiji Islands. New Zealand and Australia N,
Vancouver and Victoria. b. c.. September /
S. Makura.
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by his producing colleagues, who were
all admitted to the gathering OF play
wrights because at. one time or another
they had committed themselves in ORA
matte manuscript. Mr.. Belasco said
that the injustice OF the actors attitude
Rad brought upon him AN attack of ncu-
ralga. and he appeared to be in much
physical distress. .
The possibility of a closed shop
seemed to be the point which set the
playwrights on pins and needles, and
they submitted this to Frank Gilmore.
Paul Turner and W. b. Rubin. who
came there for the Equity and who were
finally voted admittance. after some dis
cusslon. without the usual matricula-
ton Of a play.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Standard Time.
sun rises...s.ioAM sun sets. .7:1 NJ
Moon rises. 80 A NJ
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook 323 M Gov Island. $3.50 NJ
He'll Gate. .....5:33 A NJ
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook e:la M Gov Island 10 100 A NJ
Hell Gate....l2:07 AM
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STORMS HAMPER
BANDIT SEARCH


the biplane. The aviators believed the
accident was caused by the fact that
their oil supply had been exhausted The
men had only quarter canteen full Of
water, but drank from the Concho
River
They said the bandits forced them to
write messages asking for the ransom
and read the messages to see IL they
were correct" .
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OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
Due To-day.

Due To-day.
SIS Brazileira, Cadiz. July Is.
Be Dennistoun. Gibraltar, July L.
Be- Santa Flavia. Bilbao, July q.
IS Manxman, Bordeaux. July 80.
IS Santa Tecla, stockholm, July 20.
Sc Hokah, Fowey. July 81.
Sc Bylayl, Dartmouth July 81
BE Kapsna. Bergen. July Is.
rs Strathlorne. Hull, Aug, l.
Submarine Chaser 25T, Brest, July 80.
ss Breiz Izel, Havre. Aug. /.
So Behdu, Liverpool. Aug. 2.
Sc Tiverton. Portland, Aug. 3.
SIS Warkvorth. Shields, Aug. 2
SIS Kermon, Copenhagen, Aug. l.
IS Canopic, st. Michaels, Aug. ..
IS Alenthus. Fowey. AuF 3.
IS Nyland, Gothenburg. Aug. T.
SIS Brandenburg. Bordeaux. Aug 10
SIS Osslning. Cristobsl. Aug. g.
rs Psrismina, Cristobal. Aug. 8.
So Caoba. Cristobal Aug S.
SIS Cslsbria, Gibraltar, Aug. s.
IS Keresan, Hamburg. Aug. 6.
Ss Lake Linden. Bordeaux. Aug. s.
Sc Braddock, Bordeaux, Aug. 8.
Sc Touraine. Havre. Aug IL.
SIS Matsonis, Brest, Aug. IL.
SIS Houms. Brest. Aug. Q.
IS Benedict, Para, Aug. g.
SIS KRsama. Hull, Aug g.
SIS Aguila. Liverpool, Aug. g.
IS Lake Fraley. Dartmouth. Aug, g.
Due Tomorrow.
SIS America Brest Aug. u.
SIS Noordam, plymouth Aug II
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ARR1vALs-TUEsDAY. AUGUST 10

ARRIvALs-TUEsDAY AUGUST 49,
SIS Caronia, Liverpool, Aug. ..
Us vestris. Liverpool. Aug. 0.
Sc Yauban. Buenos Ayres. July "A.
Sc Konigen der Nederlanen, Brest. AuG. ..
SIS Garlic, Cristobal. Aug. ..
IS Worcester, Antwerp. Aug. 4.
Sc Condo, Cardiff, Aug. 7.
SIS Herm, Copenhagen, July 81.
SIS South Pole. Rotterdam, Aug. s.
So Lake Ypsilanti, sagua, Aug. 10.
Sc Lake Benton, Nuevitas Aug lS.
IS Atlanthus, Fowey. Aug. ..
So Mar del Norte. Bilboa. Aug. I.
SIS Taunton. Tanamo Aug. IL