davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1921-10-11
.DEM0CRATSST|LL
FIRM FOR LEAGUE
Cox Declares History Will
Record Abandonment as
Unworthy Episode.
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
DAYTON. Ohio. October 1.-The
democratic party stands "infieXibly
as we did when the polls closed last
November for the league of nations,
with the United States as a co-opera-
tive part of it," former Gov. James
NJ. Cox. democratic presidential candi-
date last fall, declared in a message
sent to the Democratic Club of South
ern California. banqueting last night
at Los Angeles.
History will record the abandon
ment of our allies as an unworthy
episode" ths message continued: 1T
would have been no worse II our
troops had been Withdrawn from
France on the morning of the battle
of Chateau Thierry.'
Text Of Message.
The message follows:
Let me extend my Fluctuations to
the members and guests of your or
ganiZation. The events of the past
year. Notwithstanding they brought
defeat at the polls. are heartening to
the cause of democracy. In the midst
of chaos internationally and uncer-
taanty in republican policy. we stand
infiexibly as we did when the polls
closed last November for the league
VI W lln IHlttO 90
cooperative part of it 1t Is IN,
finitely better to maintain vital
principle even though it involve
temporary setback. than it is to sur
render honor to eXpedieney for the
mere purpose of winning an election
History will record the abandonment
of our allies in an unworthy episode.
1T would have been no worse If
our troops had been withdrawn from
France on the morning of the battle
of Chateau Thierry.
Called sad Commentary.
The spectacle of regarding the
Hay treaty as a scrap of
paper. just as we begin conference
with a group of nations on diSarma-
ment, is a sad commentary on the
behavior of a country whose life and
traditions have been above reproach.
Apparently the national administra-
tion is guided in it's nondescript
policies by the un-American elements
that made it's election possible. We
are not renegade nation and we will
not for long permit ourselves SO to
appear to others. Good faith in our
relations will endure as private and
a national virtue. When sober refiec-
ton brings proper understanding to
our pathetic status in world affairs
vindica ton of the democracy will be
expressed in no misleading terms
LOS ANGELES. October 11.-Tele-
grams from former President Wilson.
James NJ. Cox. Homer S. Cummings.
former national chairmen and other
prominent democrats were received
last night at dinner of the Southern
California Democratic Club. here. The
telegram from former President Will
son expressed Fluctuations, but re-
Trained from comment on current
governmental problems.
Evening star., 1921-10-11

garment Will Il ll0Ou.
OUTING FLANNEL GOWNS are
in plain white or pretty striped ef-
fects, with high neck and collar, Y
neck, or low neck and kimono
sleeves; trimmed with fancy stitch
ing, frogs or satin ribbons. Regular
and extra sizes. 81 to So.
SHORT OUTING FLANNEL
SKIRTS, in white with scalloped
edge, or in striped patterns with
hemstitched and crocheted edge. 81
and $3.50.
Muslin Underwear Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-10-11
SEIZE CH'c"c" brewery.
Dry Officers Act on Instructions
From Washington.

CHICAGO. October 1.-THE Mutual
Brewery Company of Chicago was
seized yesterday, after instructions
to take such action had been received
from Washington by local federal
prohibition enforcement officers. In
p statement regarding reports of
-S.ervention by Washington authori-
ties in Chicago's liquor problems.
John HIGHLANDER, local enforcement
officer. asserted that if given the
men, he would make Chicago as dry
as the Sahara"
Stopping the transportation of
liquor into the city was the solution
Of the problem. he said.
Evening star., 1921-10-11
Fancy Halloween Costumes

OF many kinds made to order by may make
them yourself (f materials selected ere Denn
Section. where competent instructors will show how
easy and quickly the pretest costumes be made and
how Inexpensive they ...
son Secton Second floor.
Evening star., 1921-10-11
Halloween IN

Favor Post Cards Crepe Paper for decorating Paper Nap
kn, Black Cat Witch and other and Seals Party
Invitation CARDS, CapsAnd Masks.
Evening star., 1921-10-11

OUTDOOR SLEEPING GAR
MENTS are popular in these days
of sleeping porches"; these are
made with hood, adjustable cuff and
feet. in pretty striped outing flannel,
$3.50.
PAJAMAS, of white or striped out.
ing flannel, trimmed with frogs and
silk braid. $3.50.
WHITE AND STRIPED OUTING
FLANNEL BOOMERS, with mar
row hemstitched or scalloped ruff
he. .75c and 81.
Evening star., 1921-10-11

4 Direct English Importation of
Do1Un-Hlled Comforts
displaying exceptional variety fine Sateen Com
personally selected Eng land by representative and
imported direct by
These Comforts exclusive floral designs with plain coored
double sxnc borders pink blue brown and lavender Excu
sive designs filled with soft down.
Size 6x7 feet, SIS and $50
covegblue pink
Size 6x7 feet, SIS to $45
COLLEGE BANKETS-R combma-
prav.e red Sosette binding.
-.. Size 66x8O, $6.95 each
Evening star., 1921-10-11
Jaco
Comb
Strop

is a new sanitary wash
able comb cleaner that you
will find convenient and sat
isfactory, in that matter of
keeping your comb always
fresh and clean.
Priced 25c
Toilet Goods Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1921-10-11
Paris says
"Earrings''

The more recent enthusiasm
about earrings has brought
about some very unique and
original ideas in pendant ear
rings. Shown in our latest inn
portation.
Jet is quite sufficient unto
itself or combines with jade;
pearl and white stones happily
complement one another: jade
and pearl appear in combination
and jade. lapis or pearl alone.
Priced $1.50 to $40 pair
Jewelry Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1921-10-11
None too early
to think of
CHRISTMAS
GREETING
CARDS

Many with greetings that re-
quire only the addition OF your
card plate. others beautifully
decorated with room for you to
have them engraved with the
greeting or sentiment you pre-
fer.
stationery Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1921-10-11
TO Beautity Your Windows
You Must Haze appropriate
Draperies and :Hangings

dOWS and doors through
out the home, or even a
single window or door.
In materials, there is an
almost unlimited varie-
ty. You may choose
from our display in reg.
ular stock, or you may
make selection from a
wonderful collection of
fabrics in our special
order section.
Practically every known
fabric and coloring pro-
duced in this country or
abroad is at your dis
posal.
The New York herald., 1921-03-25
SAILED.

Strs New Britain, Baltimore; kearnay
Jamaica Hay. Lake Fibre, do; Brento QtaD +.
~aonca; ttpasterland CDutc4l. Amsterdam.
Anna II Morse, san Frilnct.co. Albania
t}rl, Liverpool. Apache. Charleston ana
Jacksonville; Panuco, Havana. Sarrnat ia
uaW Philadelphia; Annetta, Kingston
Lake Pepin. ClerfueKos; CITY 81 Montgom-
rFy. Savannah; Monterey, Havana and Vera
Crugi Tapiena, Texas City; DrottnlnEholm
tSwD. G0thpHlurg Leeds City (Br). Ham
burg and Dnusir. Mng3ala uoau). Newport
News, Lake Sun1pce, Cape Hayden: SariS
tNor}, Philadelphia; eidRnsk, Danzig;
Walter Jenniugg, Norfolk; Josiah Macy
ToNa3 City. Waltor y Munson, Matanzas !;
Smaragd fNorl. Artiaa; Ausable, Havana
sailed 93d, strs Masilia tSw) Piraeus, Sa-
lou!ca. &c. NIonaauock fBr), Baltimore and
B8rdeauN; lIclikor tNorl Valparaiso, &c .
Huron, Rio Janciro. Mentevldeo and Buenos
AirCf.
The corrected reading of the barometer
traduced 20 sea ieyel) 1T New York on
Thursday, March ~, 1921 at AN, az re-
ported by The United states Weather Bu-
reau. was thirty and thirty ySeven hum
dredths t30.30 inches. This closely approx
mates seven huvlred and seNenty-one and
four-t teuths C1Ii y millimeters Captains OF
aH vessels now Wing IN or near the ports OF
New York and Brooklyn can adyantagcously
use the above official data Tor observing
whether their own barometers require any
considerable correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook PM, $, ls miles;
cloudy; moderate sea,
The New York herald., 1921-03-25

Str Fangturm F'D. Montevideo. La Plata
and Baenos Aires via Norfolk--R + Houston
& 90.
Str Dorothy, Higgins. Puerto Plata. san
ehes &c--Bull l-lnsular Line.
Sr Eugene II Thayer, Nicholson Port
LohQs-SluelRir Navigation Co.
str Muskogee. Ellstrom. Port Lobos-Rob-
ert 4 Hague.
Str Monterey, smith. Havana. Progreso.
&c--New York and cuba Mall Steamship co.
Inc.
SIR Rovaer CNorl Hansen. TamDlco-New
YORK; and Cuba Mall Steamship Co. Inc
STR Panama, De Courcey. Port au Prince
lrl Crist0bal-fanaTa Railroad steamahiB
Line.
Str Choluteca CHond), Clarke, Puerto Cor
William Gardner 90.
str Lake Sunapee Long, Cape Heytien.
GoAalyes, Nc-Ciyde Steamship CO.
SEf Vaudeville CNoD. Sorensen, Port An
touio-United Fruit co.
sr Matura CBr KirlIby. Grenada. Trlni-
2ad @c-kurness. Withy z Co
Str kanawha, Richardson. Havana--Black
star Line
s.r Lake Fillmore Dow. Brunswick and
Wiimington-Clyde Steamship Go.
Str Fort Victoria (Br). Davis, Hamilton
Bermuda-'urness, Witty & Go.
str Apache. Chichester. Charleston and
Jacksonvc-C Steamship Co.
Str Magdala (Dan). Bronbr. Newport News
j Il Whitney & Go.
The New York herald., 1921-03-25
FOREIGN PORTS.
TBy Maill

BERMUDA. March 20-Arrlyed. strs r
Captain, New York for Ponce (and sailcc
lfor fuel oiD 2lst, Chaudiere CBD, Halifas
FOR Barbados. &c.
Passed 1871 str Argalla CBD, Liverpool
BORDEAUX. March 12--saned. str Han.
nington Court CBr). New York Philadelphia
ami Baltimore (not New oreans(.
GLACE BAY, Ms, March 22-fn port sti
Roald Jarl (Noo, leading for Scandinavian
HALIFAX. March 2o-Arrived. strs Hoch-
elaga tBr). st John; Canadian Beaver tBr)
sailed o2d, schr Annie NJ Parker BD
New York.
LIVERPOOL. Ms. March la-sailed. schr
Favonian (Br). New York.
Cleared c1st. schr Marshal Foch CBr)
LUNENBuRG, March 2e-Arrived, schrs
Ethelyn lBD, Turks lsland Kathleen
PORT TARAFA. March to-In port. str
Lombarda (Sw), for Boston.
PUERTO CABELLO. March 1G-Arrved
str Pacifco CNoD. Cardiff for San Fran
PUERTO PADRE. March i7-Arrived, schr
Beatrice CBD. Mobile.
Sailed 10th. str Mundelta. Progreso.
| 81 JOHN, Nj, March 20-Arrlved strs
1ceano dtaD. Norfolk; 2ad. Manchester Im-
Il iorter CBD, Philadelphia via Norfolk
\ Fhrenfels tBelg). Norfolk; eSd, Pretorinn
Saiicd ed. strs Artagan Mendi (sp), Italy:
/ Sal Marco QtaD, do.
/ SALINA CRUZ. March iT-Sailed, str City
I or ern Balboa.
/ SANTA ROSALfA. March 17-Sailed, bark
\ WalkNe (Gcr), san Francisco On tow OF
\ tug 81 Lion).
/ sINoA PORE. March I7-saned. str East
\ ern ExDrter, Calcutta.
sUvAI March 16-Arrlvcd, schr Resolute.
n Ncwcaste.
/ TANfPI.O, March 10-Sailed. Rtrs Mon
] tana CNoA, Boston; Frederick Ewing, do.
WALTON Ms, March i0-In port, schr
4 Era T. pai'ons (Brl, for New York.
4 WOLFVfME, Ms. March 23-Arrivod,
! schr AugustA w Snow. Boston.
The New York herald., 1921-03-25

/ barge; Bathgate, with / Bess, with ?;
| Latin American, with !.
Passed w oath, tug Liberty;
CHARLESTON, So. March 2f-Arrived
strs Tuladi. New Orleans for Belfast and
| Glasgow; Lenape. New York (and proceeded
sailed 9th. strs cathwood, Mobile
! kehuku, Tecomate.
CAPE HENRY. Va. March "a, $50 An
Passed out, str Commodore Rollins tNor)
Baltimore for Port Antonio.-Wind 81,
Passed out 94th. . AM. strs Eastern Dawn.
Baltimore for Havre via New York. s:i5
AN. Brandon. Norfolk for Beverly.
Passed in 2ith, II AN, str Lora!n, Mel
bourne for Baltimore.
Gladys NJ Taylor. Baltimore
CHATHAM. Mass, March -. ] 80 PM
Passed, str Everett, Lamberts Point for
EVERETT, Wash, March 24-sailed, str
lowan, Portland.
FALL RIVER, Mass. March 24-Arrived.
GALVESTON, TEX. March 24-Arrived. str
Briarleef (Br),. Tampicoi Peelossin. Nor
rampico; Angela tSp) Naples.
sailed 24th, strs Kribi (Ier), Marseiiles
Popila. Tampieo; Buckleigh CBr, Italy
hampton tBr, Italy; Lyngern tSw), Mel
bourne; Rochester, New York. Hunt.
Do; ourel (Belg), Tampico; Georgia,
Henry II ChamberlaiB' Santo domino CITY.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March 2I-Sailed,
str Arap2hoe. New York.
hObiLfa Ala, Mdrcn I4-ATriNed, SITS
Corsieana, New Orleans: Silverbrook, Ches-
NEW ORLEANS. La. March 24--Arrived,
Lasang Cienfuegos; Quernstad (Nor. Nue.
Vitas
Sailed from Port Eads 24th. strs Arthur
Won Gwnner Qlouml, TuNpam; corsicana.
Mohile Goulee, Tampico: Creole. New York
Nicara (Hond), Omoa, Parismlna, Cristobal +;
3uimistan tHond), Port Barrios Winifred,
NEWPORT NEWS, va. March 24-Arrived,
slrs Goth!a (Sw), Boston Cand sailed for
Nuevitas); City q Winchester eBrl, New
Cleared 2ad str Ribe CDan. Aalborg;
schr lc I.i;9.I Liz@ie u .arsons Norfolk.
Warkworth tBrl. New Orleans for Ham
burg; Pentaff CBr). ST Michaels. Poiarine,
hamburg for Texas scity Toner (Nor). Car
Arrived l2fth. strs Newa CDan), Galveston
Ior Danish ports. kronborg QDan), Shields !;
Rayensworth (BD, Tuxpam: Virginia ItaD
Galveston Tor Gibraltar. Ruth, Searsport; !;
Balaton GtaD, CaEliarl; Hamilton, New
York 0rteric CBp. Philadelphia.
Sailed I'D. strs Norfolk, Boston; Wanga-
rata diD, London; Walter = Noyes, New
England; Jonnncy, do; Clement Smith. Port
Lohos; Fairmont, New York; cheniaton
Sailed 2Ith, strs Venus ii CNor). Havana !:
Brandon, New England; Arabia (Belg)
Sailed from Lamberts Point 22d str Mel
N port 24th. tug Murrer. with barges
Annie, Tor Providence and Beattie, for Dos
ton Cwaiting better weather..
NEW BEDFORp. Mass March 23-Ar-
rived, tug Charles Greenough. Norfolk,
towing barges Helen for Plymouth, and
Irene and Clara, for Boston.
PORT ANGELES, Wash, March 24-Ar-
rived. str Waikawa (3rl. San Francisco.
PORT ARTHUR, Tex, March 24-sailed,
str War Bahadur (Br), Gibraltar.
PENSACOLA, Fla, March 2i-Arrived, aux
schr Percy II Pyne II, Matanzas.
Sailed oath, str Ophs, Antwerp.
PORT TAMPA. March 2t-Arrived. ctr
Mascotte. Key West (and sailed on return)
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 24-Arrived.
The New York herald., 1921-03-25

Prince ana cristobal. Str Panama. i y
Grenada. 81 vincent, Trinidad. Ciudad
Bolivar and Guiana (Barhndos and ~
Lucia y. Via Grenada, Trinidad, Barbados
and Georgetown, str Matura, AM
SATURDAY. MARCH %.
Argentina. Uruguay and Paraguay. VIA
Montevideo and Buenos Aires, str Fang
turn 10 AM
North Brazil. Iqultos. Pernambuco. Para
hybd. Natal, Maceio and Cabedello Via
Para, Ceara, Pernambuco, Maceio, Cabe-
dello and Natal. str 81 Michael IL AM.
Bermuda, Via Hamilton, str Fort Victoria,
go AN.
Jamaica Cuba >. via Santiago and King
ston. str Verona, 80 AN.
Costa Rica Cuba, Jamaica, Canal zone
ana Panama ~. via Havana, Port Antonio.
Kingston. CTistobal and Port Ltmon, str
Calamares, 80 AM.
Cuba ~. Via Havana, str Mexico, $50
AM
Porto Rico. via san Juan. str Coano,
Turks Island and Dominican Republic, via
Turks Island. Monte Christi. Puerto Plata,
Sanchez. San Pedro dc Macoris, san DO
mingo city Aqua and Barahona, str lro-
quois II 30 AM (sup y Nj.
ST Thomas. st Croix, ST kits, Nevis, saba.
st Martins. 81 Eustatius. Antigua. Montser-
rat Martinique. Guadeloupe and Barbados
(Trinidad, Ciudad Bolivar and Guiana y :
also parcel post mails for Dutch and French
Guiana via ST Thomas, ST Croix, st kits,
Antigua, Guadeloupe Martinique, Barbados,
Trinidad. Georgetown, Paramartbo, Cayenne
and ST Laurent du Marone, str Islmac, II NJ.
Barbados. ST Lucia tArgentlna. Uruguay
and Paraguay ,. Via Barbados, MonteVlueo,
Buenos Aires and Santa Fe. str strlnda.
The New York herald., 1921-03-25
PORT OF NEW YORK, THURSDAY, MAR "a, 1921

saloon passenger, OF Sweden. aged IS years,
disappeared. Steamer went TO foot or SOth
street, Brooklyn.
Str Oscar II DAM, Copenhagen. &C, to
the Scandinavian American Line, with pas
sengerS. mails and mdse. Anchored In
Quarantine.
Str Alexander Rjelland CNor). Liverpool.
Anchored IN Quarantine.
Str Pipestone County, Passages March 10.
70 the Cosmopolitan Shipping Co, with mdse.
Went TO pier 2. Hoboken.
Str City Of Omaha, Bi2erta March i, 10
the Green Star Line, IN ballast. Went to
pier 2. Wallabout, Brooklyn.
str West sequana, Shanghai Nov IS. BIZ
zerta Feb 10 and Huelva March 4, TO w Z
Grace & Co, with mdse. Went TO New York
Dock Co.'s pier 80. Brooklyn.
str Santa Elisa. Valparaiso. &C. to " r
Grace a Co, with passengers, malls and
mdse. Anchored in Quarantine.
Str Cavour (Brl, Buenos Aires Feb y,
ed. TO the Lamport 4 Holt Line. with mdse.
Went 20 pier IL, Hoboken, Nj
Str Lilmae, Tampico. Anchored IN Quar-
antine.
Columbus Shipping Co. with crude oil.
str Manta, Jobos March 10. 70 the New
York and Porto Rico Steamship Co, with
sugar. Went TO pier %, Brooklyn.
Str Princess May Obi, Port Antonio March
10, Montego Bay and Morant Bay ltth, -
the Di Giorgio Steamship Co. with 4S pas
sengers and mdsc. Went to pier Z, East
River.
str Kronstadt CNor). Matanzas March 10,
70 the Munson Steamship Line. with sugar.
Went to Warmers Sugar Refinery, Edge
water NJ,
Str Erik II DAM, Macoris March IL and
San Domingo 10th, TO the West India Steam
ship co, with sugar. Anchored in Quaran-
tine.
Str LON CSor). Ensenada March i6. to
Tie Ftlantic Fruit Co. with sugar. Anchored
or Stnpleton.
STR Muualbro, Calbarien March 1s and
Cardenns 10Th, TO the Munson Steamship
Lne, with sugar. Went 70 Arbucile's Sugar
Refinery. Brooklyn
Str Fort Victoria CBr). Bermuda March %,
q the Furness- Bermuda Line. with 3ii pas
yengers. malls and mdac. Went to pier %.
North River
Str NJ 4 Elliott, Galveston March II. to
Robert T. Hague, with crude oil. Went 70
pirr j Constable Hook, Nj.
Str MuskuRcc, Galveston, 10 Robert l.
Hague. With crude oil. Went 70 pier ., Con
stable Hook.
Str Mohawk Jacksonville, 70 the Clyde
Steamship 20, with passengers and mdse.
Went 70 pier 81, North River.
str jefferson. Norfolk, to the Old Domln-
Ion transportation Co, with mdse. Went 10
pier 90 North River.
str Patria Gr. Boston March 23, ~
The New York herald., 1921-03-25
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The following steamers arc reported over
due: Ottawa CBD Norfolk Feb for Man
chester; Egperan2a de Larrinaga (Br). Nor
folk f7eb for Reggie, and Cabedelio (3raz)
Norfolk FEB for oran
Str Darden, Tampico for Havana. picked
up str City Of Berkeley about s. miles from
Havana and towed her into that port. ar
r.ying there yesterday morning.
Str Lake Ellllay IN port at Cabanas,
Cuba. was badly damaged by fire yesterday,
Str Centaurus. spezia via ST Michaeis for
oil was taken IN tow by str Santa Cecilia,
Ciyita Vecchia for Baltimore The Cecilia
IS reported TO be towing the Centaurus 70
New York.
sehr VIM II Smith. .s6s tons net. from
Newcastle. NSW, Jan - for Iquique, put
into Papeete leaking (uot sclr VIM III Smith,
Tarawa for san Francisco).
Schr Hcrbert l. Rawdng, Portland Me,
for Norfolk, put IN here to land boatswain.
BOSTON. March 23-schr Angle + Mar
shall before reported ashore ON Tovells
Island. was floated at . .30 pM Yesterday BY
tugs sadie Ross and Nellie, and left FOR
2Ith--A wireless message received from str
Triumph, which was towing str West Galoc,
reports she was relieved Of her tow 5y 81
La8aoWne, from London for Norfolk on
March 81 lat - -, Ion - ls the master
Of the L8nsdovne radios on the 2Sd that
nc Was standing by tho West Galoc and
tow her 10 New York.
IIALIFAN. March 24-str City Of Colombo
fBr), which went on rocks at Digby NecH
last week, is pounding to pieces and has
becn abandoned by crew; IN heavy sea last
nght she lost mainmast and began 70 take
water: efforts Of crew 70 keep pumps going
failed when engine room was flooded.
LONDON. March 24-Str w S Rheem from
London, &c, for Key West, has arrived at
southampton IN distress. with one blade Of
propeller lost.
Sir Luella, from Barry for Philadelphia.
hns arrived at 50 Mlchaels with condenser
damaged.
NORFOLK. Va. March 23--Thc battleship
Tennessee rs ted up at The navy yard here
lor repairs. w.a one of her main drive
electric motors burned out The crippled
m6tor forced the vessel 20 leave the Atlantic
/ fleet, which U.s. now at Guantanamo for
man0cuvres and target practice. The Ton
ncesee arrived here Saturday.
PORTLAND Ne, March 24-Str Aritz
Mend Cspl WIN take cargo Of grain intended
for str WanGoy (BD, before reported
stranded.
SAN FRANCISCO. cal. March 1s--str
Salina, hence for Port san Luis. returned on
account 81 steering gear being disabled.
WOODS HOLE. Mass March 24-schr
William Booth. which has been hung up on
Great Ledge for several days after running
ashore III a fog, was floated at high tile
to-day by Coast Guard cutter Acushnet aid
a tug. The vessel y undamaged.
YARMOUTH. Ms, March 2i-str Bernart
W (Br, hence for Wedgeport. struck OIL
Fish Island Ledge yesterday in dense fog
and lost propeller; sustained no other dam
age; buoy marking ledge was not there.
wILLENfsTAD. March 2i-Str Merida Of
THE Red y Line, which went ashore Al
Mac0ya, on the Venezuelan coast, has oeCr
floated. The vessel has entered this port.
The New York herald., 1921-03-25

battieship New Hampshire. Grayesendi strs
Sehiedyk (Dutch), Rotterdam; Tune NNorl ;
New York; Edward Lnckenbaeh' san n, iran ran,
cisco, sc, via New York; . Waring,
Savannah; Cretan. Boston; Sunoil, Sabine;
J w Van Dyke, Texas CITY.
Pittsburgh Bridge. Isbjerg and Korsoer via
New York.
Cleared a4th. strs vestala Dr). Gibraltar
Chester sun, Port Lobos.
Sailed . 24th. ,gS strS sPawmut t Baltiwyors: ySIs
Sabine sun, Port Lobos Paraguay. Sabine
Sailed 24th. str PenRclly (Br), Manchester
cleared from Claymont 23d, str Occidental
Passed down Marcus Hook oath. PAL
SIR kabinga tBr), for Genoa and Alexandria
Passed out Delaware Breakwater GATH
| II 40 AM, strs Shawmut, Philadelphia for
Baltimore; AN. orteric (Br) do for New
port News; 80 AM Essex, do for Boston.
Sailed during night, tug Henrlco.
IN harbor Gath. AM. tug W NJ Mills
Wind y; 10 miles; raining; smooth sea.
Roger Williams Portsmouth. to tow barge
Plymouth 70 New York; I'D, Storm King,
towing barge Northern No 30 (and ieft for
Providence to tow barge Maine 20 Nortolk).
Arrived 23d. str Artigas. Boston.
Arrived 24th, str severance, sabine
Sailed 23d, tug Roger Williams, with barge
sailed 24th, achr Mary + Barrett Norfolk
Sailed oath. str transportation Baltimore.
PROVIDENCE, ri, March 23-Arrived. str
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. March 2a-Arrived.
strs Florldian, New York; Toba Maru dap,
do for Yokohama Cand proceeded; Algon-
quin, Shanghai. Mariana (Br), Sydney,
NSW &c; Harold Dollar tBr), New York.
&c, for Shanghai, sc.
Arrived 22d. strs Ecuauet. Hong Kong,
&c; I'D, West Togus, Seattle for Boston.
Sailed 23d, str Steemaker. London; motor
shin Chile CDan). Copenhagen.
Sailed 23d. str Matsonia. Honolulu.
SAVANNAH. Ga. March 2i-.Arrived, strs
Maryland CFr). New Orleans; WIltaro, West
Coast Via Cristobal: Asslnlppi, New YORK;
Junlata Jacksonville (and sailed for Bsiti-
moro; city OF st Louis. New York; Lake
Freed, Antlla Oatter 22d).
sailed oath, str Lake Clear, New York.
TAMPA, Fla, March 25-Salea schr Emily
Malcolm tBr), Turks Island
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass. March o.
AAi-Saied tug Perth Amboy, from Perth
Auiboy, with barges $50 for Portland. 7s6 Tor
Bath. and 767 for Rockland (calls at Boston
for 7o2 for searsporD: Wyoming. towing
barges 7O6 707 and 7S7. from do for Boston.
Returned 23d. tug Catawissa, with bargcs
Richardson, Philadelphia for Rockland.
Pennypack for Northeast Harbor and Suf-
folk for Ncwburyport, which she Is unable
to tow Cwlll await arrival Of tUg Tamaaua,
with barges Bast and Ephrata, from Los
ton. and exchange tows).