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Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-02
FATHER AND THE BOYS.

him add the arithmetic wonderful is
 the boy problem proporton algebra that up It only trying to learn the addi Q
 problem?"
 scratches his head the nelectu' which frank he
 something I've forgotten he last
 he's proud
 That kid he tells his friends the next beginning to show e
 intellectual his moral likes admirngy after
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-02

Menu for Tomorrow
 BREAKFAST -- Sliced bananas, cereal and cream, cinnamon toast, cof. fee
 LUNCHEON - Fruit salad. brow bread and butter sandwiches. tea. DINNER Casserole of beef, baked potatoes, buttered beets. radishes and spring onions. lemon pie, coffee The first spring onions have de. liciousness all their own. Aside from the stimulus to cur appetiteS. they give our jaded winter nerves evidence of springs awakening. At that, on ions do really contain properties calm ing to edgey nerves. The little green things aren't truly obnoxious and arc too valuable a food not to be used often during the spring months.
 Fruit Salad
 1 cup apples Gin half-inch cubes) slices of pineapple
 1-2 cup canned peaches
 1-2 cup bananas
 teaspoons tart jam
 Juice of halt l lemon
 ilix apples, peaches and ts14n4s aud squeeze over lemon juice Lei
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-02
Think Father Took
 Boys from Mother

MORALES, April 1.-Chas. and Jack Olson, 5 and year old sons of Mrs. Mary Olson, were Kidnapped from their mothers home here at noon today.
 Mrs. Olson was absent from home at the time, but was informed that two men drove up in car. called the boys to them and drove hastily away. The sheriff has obtained a description of the men which has been wired to surrounding towns. One or them, the sheriff was informed, answers to the description of Charles Olson, father of the children. who operates a news stand in Los Angeles.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-02
BY H. N. HICKEY

WASHINGTON. April 1. - The at tack on Herbert Hoover by the Wood managers in New York is the most significant thing that has happened in the fierce battle. which is being waged for the Republican presidential nomination.
 It is perfectly clear that one of the leading candidates for the Republ liCan nomination would not have De!- mitted such an attack unless he and his advisers have reason to fear that the Hoover sentiment is growing to such proportions as to endanger his candidacy.
 It is interesting 10 note that at about the same time that the Wood statement was given out an even more vicious attack was made against Hoover by the eastern manager of Senator Johnson's campaign.
 Each attack approached the Hoover situation from different angie and it is quite likely that they were made by pre-arrangement.
 When one considers the bitterness Of the contest between Wood and Johnson, which has already reached the point where it is alarming the Republican National Committee, there can be but one answer to their join ing hands in an attempt to eliminate ! Hoover as d possible contender for the Republican nomination. The answer is that they have heard from their lieUtenants in the various states where they are fighting for , delegates that the sentiment for Hoover among the rank and file of the voters is q req, menace. The Wood attack opens with the frank admission that for several weeks inquiries have been made at the Wood headquarters regarding the candidacy of Herbert Hoover and so persistent have been the important lies of late that it has been decided to make the following statement with ! regard to the Hoover Doom.' The Wood statement contains this gem:
 Tt is obvious that the political leaders in the various states arc giv- ing the Hoover boom no considera- tion. for he has not obtained a single delegate either in the primary cleo tions or in the conventions that have been held
 As Hoover has not permitted the use of his name as q candidate and as those who are urging his candidacy are using as one Of their chief argu- mehts that inc time has come for the old political lCaders to get off the 1 peoples backs. this feature of the Wood attack is doliciq,s>ly humorous. Tho Johnson attack fhargos that tha Hoover boom is Financed by a group of internationally bankers; that
 Hoover is more British than American
 and a lot of other equally ridiculous | things
 It is quite possible that aside from
 the idea of soundingl6 gencrel alarm
 against Hoover for its effect on the
 general public. whegc his attacks is
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-02
Smile Awhile
By LEE KINGSTON

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Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-02
Turning Back the Calendar Seventeen Years
 Ago Today

Yesterday was April fools day, but it caused little attention in this city. Some of the children tried to fool older friends, and that was all there was tc it. Some Of the older and wiser heads were caught in this man ner.
 Constable Casad will drive to Tomb stone today with two prisoners for the county jail.
 Emil Marks stated yesterday that there are fully 5000 mining locations in the Warren District.
 Numerous complaints are being made about the big mud hole that is allowed to exist iii front of tho Cen tral Pharmacy. Instead of cutting a ditch that will carry the water down the canyon. ii is allowed to collect and is now fine slush that spreads from one side of the street 10 the other for about 9 yards.
 \ telephone message from Tomb stone last night stated that the hose team has been running in 27 seconds tor the past three days. The local team was out yesterday, but did lit tie better than 10 seconds, The team from Bisbeo expects 10 make better than 90 seconds the day of the race.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-02

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Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-02

Pepper
 Cut steak in pieces for serving. Season with salt and pepper and dredee with flour. Brown in bacon fat Put in 8 casserole. Add toma- toes anu vegetables cut in small riecos. Add rice. Pour over enough water to cover Put on cover of oas- serols and cock slowly in oven icl , l. hours.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-02
CARD OF THANKS

We wish 10 thank our many neigh bors and friends for their Kindness and sympathy shown us during our re- cent loss of my husband and our father also for the beautiful floral offerings.
 Mrs. J. E. Whisnand and family.
 Mrs. G. w Holf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-08
SAILED.

strs Port Bowen (Br). London: City OF
Frecport Nuevitas: Harry Luckenbach.
Hamburg: Hoxbar. Tuxpam: Alaguash,
strs France (Fr). Havre: Imperator CBr),
Chorbourg and Southampton; Drottningholm
tsw). Gothenburg; City OF Montgomery
Savannah: Huron, Sanchez; Cansumset.
iatiea Dutch), do: Hamilton, Norfolk FL
Sud, Galveston; Crofton Hall, Montevidco
and Buenos Aires: Persian Prince tBr)
Yokohama: Olinda Cuban, Cardenas: Lake
Stirling, Richmond; Brescia NtaD. Genoa
via Norfolk Northern Pacific. Antwerp
Romsdelfjord (Nop. Bergen Meton, Port
strs Paloma Ccuban), Matanzas; wlnona.
Santos via Baitimorc Ma'to'e Tuxpaln.
bay: Bolton Castle (Br), Yokohama, &c.
S,hr maxwell 4 Ci5r), ST Johns, NF.
Schr Edith Mute, Perth Amboy.
Sailed 9th. strs Katahdin, st Thomas
Rooney (Sp), Barcelona and Cadiz; Butte
| town CBr). Havana: Fauna Outch). Hal
tlen ports.
The corrected reading OF tho barometer
| (reduoed TO sea leveD at New York on
| Thursday, Oct Z, 1870, at AM, as reported
| by the United States Weather Bureau, was
thirty and twenty-five hundredths go 22)
| inches. This closely approximates seven hun
| drcd and sixty-seven and six-tenths (7GI 90
| millimetres. Captains Of all vessels now
! lying in or near the ports OF New York anc
| official data for observing whether theii
own barometers require any considerable
| correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, = Pm. SW IL miles
! clear; light sea. AZ City Island Mt sunset
| ~, light breeze. clear; smooth sea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-08
c NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

lJap), -; A Bedford. rampieo; Made
quet New York uatter passed down Nor,n
e sSlai at No aS' oSessanla D Va NossoE
slbing CBr). Rotterdam; Fort Gaines tNor)'
81 BuzzARbs BAY (cape Cod Canap, Mass,
oct sailed from Sandwich. tugs Mercury,
with 2 barges Western. with 4; Neponset'
with 9; w II Yerkes. with z; Narrasshset''
Sailed It'll, str VIM Moody. with str r
No / aud schr George r Bradford.
Sailed from Buzzards Bay It'll. tug sua-
BEvERLY. Mass, Oct s--sailed. str Lake
Crystal, Hampton Roads. s .c,,
rr nE1ndEf + Giir,. 81 George Geo Nj
Rfansiska tBrj. Rotterdam; tug Marie
M e1PE f h%R4 Va. Oct Passed in, str.
Inspector. cieafuegos for do; Stephen ~ \
(Br). Manchester for do.
Pasaed out 9th. 10 PM. str Firrnore. Balti-
more for Daiquiri. -,
tinore for Liverpool; Hans Wilhelm Hem,
soth (Br), do for Rotterdam; William =
Cp aacs do % for rotterdam via Jacksonville
Lord Downshire (Br), do for Dublin; Agwi-
dale, do for Rotterdam.-Wtnd NE, ~ miles
cloudy.
GALVESTON. Tex. Oct ,e-Arrived. str
Arrived 1th, strs San Marcos. New York;
III Occidente. do; lndianola ODD Loneon
schuylkill Bridge, Brixham: 5 gunboa'
Sacramento. Mexican ports Con quarantine
Sailed 9th. strs W Ebsen, Tampicoi
Torres. Tampico Lake Forsby. Cuban ports.
Sailed TIN. strs Erken lsw2. Copenhagsn,
and Gothenburg; Helmaloch OBJ, Leith; FL
MSpd9 NsE Y'r Mi.s Lag Get ossa
Ellen Little. Havana.
Sailed 9th, ship william Mitchell (Br).
Duenos Aires; schr Annie M Murphy. Ha-
MANILA. Oct 5-saiIed. str Cape May.
MAYAGUEz. PR. Oct 2. 4 PM-saIled. str
Iulin Qrom Curacao New York.
MOBILE Ala, Oct ARRIVED. str Lake
Elmont. New York.
Agwisun, Port Looos; Barbadian (Br), Tam
pico Meline (Br). Shields; Surname, Port
Barrios zarazza CMexican gunooaD, Mex
ico schr James d Drake. La Plata; ,,.,
via Gibraltar; Gansfjord (Nor), Port Bar
,los VIA Belize. Stann Greek and Livingston:
Lake Conesus, Matanzas: Marianne lltal
Trieste via barcelona, Catania and Venice :
Sailed from Port Eads It'll, strs Anslesea
CBr), Rotterdam via Norfolk: Chiuampa,
Tampico; Copan fHond). 0moa wa po,t
Liverpool; Kenowrs. Hamburg, Bremen and
Antwerp via Norfolk; Parisrnina. Bocas del
Toro via Swami Island. Port Limon and
Cristobal; Pioneer. Tampico; sinaioa (Nor'
"9 S;o Tst,ff Aar Ta ot o0 eArrived. s.rs
Omega. Burnt Island; sonrenfels (Brj. Gall
weston for Dublin; Lake Yemassee. Boston,
Charleston; Gnmboa CBr,. Havana; Meteor.
Boston; Minnesotan. New York; Elswick
Park (Br). Civita Vccchia; Suwanee CBr).
CONTINUED or: FOLLOWING PAGE)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-08
PORT OF NEW YORK, THURSDAY, OCT. 7, 1920

Southern Pacific Co. with mdse. Went to
pier 49, North River.
Str Comanche, Jacksonville and Charles
ton, to the Clyde steamship Co, with pas
aengers and mdse. Went to pier 81. North
River.
Str Bassa (Br). Norfolk Oct 9, to Daniel
Bacon, with mdse in transit 10 the west
coast of Africa. Went TO foot OF 30th street.
brooklyn.
Str shandon (Br). Norfolk Oct O. to J II
Winchester & Co. in ballast. Went TO sec
ton @. Erie Basin brenkwater.
Str Kittegaun Philadelphia, TO the Export
Steamship Co. Went to foot OF Kent street.
Greenpoint.
str Lordship Manor (Br). Philadelphia.
Str Montauk. Philadelphia for Dunkirk.
Bark Holdana DAM, Norfolk Sept %,
with coal for Buenos Aires. During heavy
weather sprung foremost and put into New
port, RI, for repairs. Anchored off Sta
pleton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-08
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str @ Grove tBr. lying at shewan's
dry dock, had an explosion on board; vessel
seriously damaged; five men killed and n
number Injured. (See news columns)
gchr Tndomable (Arf) was sold ~ u s
Marshal's sale on Oct 20 Mr. Cameron for
81 600.
barbados. oct Str Waco. from New
York via Norfolk for Montevidco. has ar
rived here with boiler tubes leaking.
BosToN, oct G-'str TolSiwa Maru (Jap)
which arrived yesterday from Yokohama.
&C.. encountered severe weather IN the Indian
Ooenn during which Fhe shipped consider
able water on deck: the captain noted pro-
test upon arrival. as he feared some OF the
ca rgo might bo damaged. On oct n defect
was discovered IN the starhoard turbine.
which caused excessive vibration this engine
was stopped and the vessel completed the
passage With the port turbine. which caused
DELAY IN arriving.
LONDON oct str Independent Bridge,
from Lisbon for Baltimore or New York.
has arrived at 81 Mlchaels With boilers
damaged.
str Woudrichcm Dutch, from New York.
Sc for Canton. &c. has arrived at Honolulu
with boilers damaged.
| BARK sorkncs (Nor). from West Hartie.
| pool for Sydney, CD. was totally dismastei
| Oct 8, lat ~, Ion 20; wishes to be towed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-08

SEVILLE. Oct 2--saied. str wieldrecht
Dutch, Pensacola.
SHANGHAI, Oct S-sailed. str Korea Maru
(Jap). San Francisco.
Arrived 80. str Pearl Shell. San Francisco
SHIELDS, Oct G--Sailed. strF Sute tSp),
Hampton Roads; Kerkepna, Philadelphia.
Sailed 9th. strs Aistern (Sw), from Goth
enpurg for Philadelphia Angel Perez
(Sp), Hampton Roads; Chrlstian krogh
(Nor). do; osten DAM. do; Truth (Nor).
Sydney. CB.
SIERRA LEONE. Oct s--Arrived. str
Jebba (Br). New York.
SOUTH AfPTON, oct 6--Sailed, str Adri-
attic (Br), New York via Cherbourg..
SPEziA, Oct 6-Salled. str Glofield (Br) 4,
STOCKHOLM, Sept 27-Arrived. strs Lake
Fighting. New York and Boston via Copen-
hagen aSth, Coldwater, Baltimore.
SWANSEA. Oct 5--Sailed, str West I'm
SYDNEY, Nsw. Oct ARRIVED. str Ma
rama (Br), San Francisco.
TURKS ISLAND. Oct 8. 3 PM---Arrived.
str Jayary .(not Tubgus). New. York for
Monte Christi. &C. A.
VICTORIA. Brazil. Oct 4EsafiA str
Korean Prince (BD. from Santos for New
York Q01, 900 bags coffee).
YOKoHAMA. Oct SAILED, str China.
San Francisco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-08

Sew Rochelle 552 e Ambrose noon 9th.
Origaba lat 90 10, lon "A "a noon 9th.
"a 4o om s G9pf pd asors PM et h
Paraguay los w Sand Key noon 9Th.
iaulsooro lS5 NE Jupiter noon 9th.
Phoenix Bridge ITO Hatteras noon 9Th.
Polybius passed Cape Charles ); 80 PM 9Th.
Portola Plumas 400 SW South Pass noon
Rayo ITO e Sand Key noon 9Th.
Rochester 1870 Il Tampco noon 9th.
Rock Island 644 II Cape Henry 9th. No time
Royal Arrow 1890 w San Francisco Pm
S Hunt 2s5 sw Hatteras noon 9th;
srsne s 7? s Ssgs p paa noon ON th
Salinas 1875 NV Nantucket noon Tth.
San lose 9Ii 9 Ambrose noon 9TH.
San Mateo Is NE Jupiter noon 9TH.
San Pablo $40 y Port Llmon noon 9th.
Santa Isabel SO prpnswich i / % y noon s ss
sarcoxie SOS + Ambrose noon 5th.
Shenandoah 300 SSW Sabine noon 9Th.
S!lverbrook passed Sand Key 9th.
Socony % n Jupiter noon 5th.
Starlite 1+5 S Ambrose noon Tth.
Sur 800 " Toruga5 noon 9th.
Sunbeam As SW Cape Romaine noon 9th.
SURNAME rs S South Pass noon 9th.
Tampa LAT 40 81, Ion 63 ~ noon 9Th
Thomas 100 Ambrose II PM 9th.
'rOloa BAT Havana noon 9th.
Utacarbon 1G2 Il Port Lobos noon 9Th.
Venezuela 1850 from Honolulu PM 9th.
w Fl Tilford 267 w Sand Key noon 9th.
W0npun lOO EHE ONerIalls noon TN
Waterman $50 u Cape Henry AM 9th.
West Caddoa 40 W Honolulu Pm 9Th.
West Cadron 80 from San Pedro PM 9th.
West Celeron 30 Cape Henry Pm 9Th.
West Ekonk 1877 L Ambrose noon It'll.
West Erral lat u 81, Ion 10 20 noon 9TH.
West Hika LOST from Honolulu PM 9th.
West Holbrook 1878 from Honolulu Pm
5th.
west Ivan 2,2o5 W Cape Flattery 8 Pm 4th.
West Mahwah $50 s Honolulu PM 9Th.
West Sequana 1.24o w San Francisco Pm
9th.
Western Belle lat II so. Ion OF IS noon 9Th.
Western Cross 800 from San Francisco
PM 9th.
Western Knight lat II sc. Ion 1863 20 Pm
4th.
wheatland Montana 1.o25 W Seattle 8 PM
4th.
wildwood 231 Sc Cape Henry noon 9th.
Wilbelmina lI6S W San Francisco Pm
4th.
Yoro 23s N Ceiba noon eth.
ZuliA z74 s Scotland L noon 9th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-08
CLEARED.

GFrom U. S. Naval Communication Service.i
Str Romsdalsfjord. (Nor). De LANCE. Ber-
gen-Norwegian7A American Line
Str Bereensfjord (Nor), Bull, Bergen.
stavanger and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Amer
Str imperator (Br). Smith. cherbourg and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Steamghp Co.
Str Cannoner (Belg), Nicolal, Bordeaux
Lloyd Royal Beige.
Str Allaguash, Nelson. lAsoon-Foreign
Str Bendu (Br), Arrowsmith. Casa Blanca.
Las Palmas. lowest India Steamship Co.
Str suwied. Andersen; Las Palmas; LIS
Str Brescia QtaD. Raimondo. Genoa via
Gibraltar and Norfolk-Columbus Marine
STR Half Moon. Higgins. Singapore. Ba-
tavia. &c--United American Lines.
Str Sala.iga Dutch. Verschnur. Sabang.
Padang &c-Funch, Edge & Co.
Str Western Hero. Johnston. Bahia, Rio
Janeiro, &c-New York and Cuba Mall
str sarx CNor). Moldenhauer. Rio Janeiro
Kerr Steamship Co.
Str Lake Ellithrope, Holmgren, Para:
Maranhao. &c-New York and Cuba Mall
Steamship Co.
Str Hugoton. Powers, Port Lobos-Colum-
bus Shipping Co.
lur1bus Shipping Co.
Str Melton. MacAlpine. Port Lobos-Colum-
Str Fred W weller. Ryan. Port Lobos--D t
Warden.
Str Huron. Hart, Puerto Plata. Sanchez.
&c-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Snar (Norl. Langfeldt. Hevana-New
York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co.
Str FL Sud. Pinchin, MISREPRESENTATION
Pacific Co.
Str Lake Stirling, whitehurst. Richmond.
Va-Richmond and New York Steamship Co.
str Hamilton. Nelson, Norfolk-old Do
mrion transportation Co.
str Sac Tiago (PorD. Fernandez, Nor
foll,-Consul General Of Portugal.
Str Winona, Danielson (from Santos). Bal
timore-Green Star Line.
Str Pawnee, Robinson, Boston-Eastern
Steamship Corporation.
Str West Madokct, Look, New London
United States Shipping Board.
Str Cansumset, Scott, New London-United
States Shipping Board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-08
By United States Naval COMMUNE
cation Service.
Tpistance Elven bal mllea. ]

distance given in miles.1
Abangarez AZ w Klngston noon eth;
Alloway 276 w Honolulu PM 9Th.
Arlington 20 SW Barnegat l. noon 7th.
Asuncion 1.415 from San Francisco noon
Bethelridge 40 Hatteras noon eth
Baton Rouge IS Ambrose noon 7th.
beiterton lsl s hmbrose noon 9th.
Borgstad 20 SM Hatteras noon 6ih.
u amell Point 60 + Delaware Capes noon
caoulln go NE Cape Henry noon 5th
Carrillo go Ambrose noon 9th.
Cauto 10 Il Cape Cannvcral noon 9th.
Che ltnut nm 81 sw Hatteras noon 9Th.
China Arrow 40 NE Jupiter noon 9Th.
City OF Everett ga Scotland noon 9th.
CITY OF Reno 40 from Portland PM Attn.
SIy Of savannah 10 Hatteras noon 7th.
Clauseus - from San Francisco Pm 9th.
| Comet 40 NE Jupiter noon 9th.
connersvllle $40 Nc San Juan noon 9th.
/ Cor srns lat 30 90 Ion AZ so noon 9th.
| Corning 80 from Key West noon 9Th.
| Coisicana ITO Hatteras noon eth.
| Cotton Plant 80 SIC Fire Island noon It'll.
| Cuttyhunk $50 NE Jupiter noon 9th
| d q scofield 1896 from San Francisco s
| PM 9Th.
Danvllle 10 e Carysfort noon 5th.
| pevolente 100 S Scotland l. V noon 7th.
! Dfworth 2O5 from San Pedro PM 9Th.
| Duquesne 36t Hatteras noon 9th.
| Eastern Gale o52 from San Francisco Pm
Eastern Temple ga from San Francisco 8
| PM 9Th.
Edward Doheny. Jr. 325 Tampico noon
Edward. Luckenbach lat 4s 10. lon 81 81
Ei Nor,e 2s2 T. Galveston noon 9th.
/ FL Occidente 1Ss T. Galveston noon 9Th.
/ Everett Al SW Fire Island noon It'll.
/ Gargoyle $40 Il Cape Henry noon 9th.
| George @ Henry 20 SW Frying Pan V
Gicnpooi 10 sw Hatteras noon 9th.
| Gloucester passed Fire Island noon Tth.
Grnys Harbor % w San Francisco PM
| ith.
Gglfs,resm ~ $ oyerfoll. L Y noon 9Th.
Harry Lyekgnbach 90 = Ambrose noon Ith.
i!oeoken i;4i7T From san Pedro Pm Oh.
liornhy Castle 20 Jupiter noon 5th.
Inspector 70 sw Hatteras noon 9th.
IefferTon lat 20 %. lon 70 80 noon SIN.
Ioslah Macy 100 NV Tortugas noon 9th.
| Knoxville lat ~ 90, Ion SO IL noon 9th.
! Kokomo 20 NE ~ Johns bar noon 9Th
l. Drake 242 y Tampico noon 9Th.
! Lake Charles 1871 S Hatteras noon 9th
Lake Charlottesville 15o sW Frying Pan
Lake crystal 3 ENE Fenwick T. v noon 7,h.
Lake Forsby li3 p Head Bank noon 9th.
Lake Fisher O. wv Tortusas noon 9th.
Lake Giaucus 20 wsw sand Key noon 9Th.
Lake LARA - NJ Cane canaverai noon 9Th.
Lake Louise toS Ambrose noon TN
Lake Mary 10 s Cape Charles noon 7ih.
Lake strabo 80 sw Hatteras noon 9th
axe Winthrop ssw II mai 1S@n moo" noon en- i6
Lackawanna Bridge 2iT sW Hatteras noon
| 9Th.
rsnsdown, i42 NV Tortugas noon 9TH.
Iirhtburnt i33 WNW Tortugas noon 9th
Jurline Si4 from San Francisco 3 Pm 9Th.
| Margaret 80 ~ mpa bar noon 9Th.
. | pEunkook 42S Sc New Orleang noon 9Th
| ManOa AS w San Francisco \ PM 4th.
| MrCreary County ~ Ambrose noon It'll.
| Muucwawa 2iG SW Tfattcraq noon 9th.
| Noiferard passed Sand Key 9Th.
, | Nnris "a NV TortueRs noon 9th.
Montague ,oOG w Columbia River PM 4th.
| Muekoaee 1873 WNW Tortugas noon 9th.
| Marking p47 w Honolulu 8 I'M 9Th.
' Narragansett T42 " Ambrose noon 9Th
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AMERICAN PORTS.
tBy Telegraph.1

BOSTON. Mass, Oct e-Arrived. str City
OF Canton OBJ. Calcutta, &c,
Arrived 7th. strs North Land. New York /;
Prince George (Br). Yarmouth; Ontario.
Norfolk 0atter cleared to RETURN; schrs
Mary Brewer, Grand Manan; NH; Gaia
wamteak. Sullivan. Nc; Edna Parsons (9r)
Walton: tug Perth Amboy, towing ba rges
Boyiston. from searsport. and Isl and 731.
from Portland for New York.
Cleared eth. str Delaware. New York; schr
Harry A Nicloerson (Br), Curling. NE.
Sailed 9th. str Cottonplant, Norfolk.
Sailed 18th. strs San Bias Br). Havana
and Port Limon; Sabine Sun, Port Lobos I:
tugs Roger Williams. towing barges George
Moon Troy. Hawthorne and Marion. New
York; I.ehlgh, towing barges I04. 7G7, 7SS
and 700. Perth Amboy.-wind at Highland
Light. PM, SW. miles; clear: sea
smooth.
BALTIMORE, Md. Oct s-Arrived. strs
Carrabulle. Philadelphia: Miller County, Port
Lobos: Jomsborg DAM. Copenhagen. Josey
DAM. Norfolk.
Cleared 7th, strs War Spray Br. Dun
kirk: Westwood. ST Nazaire: Ellewou,sdy k
Dutch. Rotterdam; Peterton (BC. Dun
kirk; II Asquth (Br), Rotterdam; Tide
water, Falmouth. Cardonia, New York.
Sailed eth. strs Mar del Norte (Sp), -;
West Cobalt, Manchester; Yosheda Maru