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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-08
ENGAGEMENT OF MISS
RYAN AND MR.. BRIM
Terrell County Young Man Will Wed
An Atlanta Girl

OF general interest in this section is
the announcement OF the engagement
OF Miss Blanche Mary Ryan, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Ryan, of
Atlanta, and Mr.. Hitler Albene Brim,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Brim, of
Herod, the wedding to take place on
March 30th. The bride-to-be is pop
ular young woman in her home city.
The groom is a successful young
farmer and member OF large family
prominent in the business and social
life of the county.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-08
Bought Flour on Credit
And SWapped It for Gasoline.

A certain man wanted to take JOY
ride, but being out of gas and money
he went to his grocer, where his cred
it was not too much strained, and had
a sack of flour charged. He took his
purchase to a garage man and ex-
changed it for gasoline and was soon
happy on his way
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-08
THE DAVIS-DANIEL POST
IS GROWING RAPIDLY

The Davis-Daniel post of the Amer
lean Legion is constantly growing in
numbers and enthusiasm, being COM
posed of ex-service men from every
part of Terrell county. The meetings
are well attended and are always char
acterized by a spirit of true Ameri-
canism.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-08
Shipment 'of Biddies Are
Received in Dawson by Mail.

The chipping OF tiny chickens in the
postoffice caused the curious to Won
der if the force had gone into the poul-
trv business, but on further investiga-
ton it was found the biddies had been
shipped by parcel post to a local Gus.
toner. The little fellows just out of
the shell seemed none the worse for
the trip from Lumpkin.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-08
JUNIOR EPWORTH LEAGUE
HAVE MOTHER GOOSE PARTY
Fifty Members Made Merry at Home
Of Mrs. Lamar.

About fifty members of the junior
Epworth League enjoyed a Mother
Goose party on Friday evening at the
home OF Dr. and Mrs. L. Lamar,
where they made merry in Mother
Goose games for several hours. Each
guest represented a Mother Goose
character, some of the costumes being
very original and striking Refresh
ments consisted of fruits and confec-
tons
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-08
GIVEN MEMBERS
OF MISSIONARY SOCIETY
Presentation Occurred After Prayer
Service at Baptist Church.

A very interesting occurrence fol-
lowing the prayer service at the Bap-
fist church Wednesday evening was
the awarding of diplomas to twelve
women OF the missionary society who
under the direction of Mrs. s. F. Lowe,
recently completed the trained work
ers' course. This included a study of
the different departments of church
work, home and foreign.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-08
MR.. AND MRS. KAGIN
ARRIVE FROM KOREA
Missionary of the Dawson Methodist
Church at Home on a Visit.

Rev. and Mrs Edwin Kagin and lit
tie daughter, Julia Elizabeth, passed
through Dawson Wednesday night and
were joined here by Mrs. Kagin's sis
ter, Mrs. E. B. Durham, who accom-
panied them to Montezuma to spend
several days at family reunion at
the home of the parents, Rev. and Mrs.
]. B. tombstone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kagin were visitors
in Dawson shortly after their mar
riage in 1914. They returned later to
resume missionary activities in Korea,
Mrs. Kagin as Mary tombstone hav-
ing gone out to that field in 1908 as
a representative of the Dawson Meth
odist church.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-08
DR. STORK CALLS.

The little lady who arrived Wednes-
dav to make her home with Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Mcdowell will be called
Lydia Ann.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-08

Wallace Reid and Bebe Daniels in
THE DANCIN FOOL" Palace
Friday.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-27
CREAM SOUPS

The foundation of all cream soups lis the "white sauce" The sauce hould vary in consistency with the amount of vegetable pulp or liquid to be added. For the majority of cream vegetable soups the following propor- tions are used:
 1 pt. milk tablespoons fat 4 tablespoons flour
 l teaspoon salt
 Pepper to taste. Melt fat, add flour with seasonings, rub until smooth, and add milk slowly stir until it thickens. Note: Scala one slice of onion with the milk.
 Miss Lavada Boswell leaves tonight for Pauls Valley, Okla, for a visit with her aunt, Mrs. z. R. Green. She will be accompanied by her grand mother, Mrs. Joe Hardage.
 ooOoo Miss Mary Williams, who holds a position with the Federal Bank at Little Rock, spent yesterday with her parents, pr. and Mrs. J. c. Will liams
 
 Miss Ruth Gresley is spending the day in Texarkana.
 ooOoo Miss Amelia White is enjoying a visit with Gov. and Mrs. T. c. McRae at Little Rock.
 ooOoo Mrs. Fannie Nichols ,who has been the guests of her parents, Judge and Mrs. G. R. Haynie, leaves tonight for Wichita Falls, Texas.
 ooOoo Miss Elizabeth Jordan, who teaches in the University of Oklahoma, at Norman, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. A. Sykes.
 ooOoo Homer Terry of Hatfield, is the guest of his aunt, Mrs. E. M. Sharp.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-27
ULSTER CABINET
 CONSIDERS PEACE
Summoned to Meet Tuesday by Premier-Terms to Be Dis cussed at Conference Will Be Strictly Limited, is Belief.

Belfast. Ireland, June 26.-A meet ing of the Ulster cabinet has been called for Tuesday by Sir James Craig. the premier, to consider the letter to Prime Minister Lloyd George inviting the leaders of North and South Ireland to a conference for the purpose of trying to bring about a reconciliation between the factions Tn Ireland.
 The letter reached Sir James by courier this morning simultaneously with the Sunday newspapers com menting on the letter. Sir James re- piled immediately informing MT Lloyd George that he was summon ing a meeting of the Ulster cabinet for Tuesday and that he hoped to secure the attendance of all the mem bers.
 "You may rest assured no time will he lost in conveying the result ot our deliberations" his message concluded
 Today Sir James was in conference with his chief supporters. The gen eral feeling in Belfts is that the rrlster men will demand that the terms be discussed at the proposed conference shall be strictly hmiteo' esnecially excluding the subject of a republic.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-27
Phones 242-244


ooOoo Mrs. Warren Cummings will enter tain the '21 Club tomorrow evening.
 ooOoo Judge G. R. Haynie, head counsel of W. O. w. for Arkansas, will at tend the national convention in New York City July 5th.
 ooOoo Mrs. Randolph P. Hamby and Miss Elizabeth Hamby are spending the day in Hope.
 ooOoo Mrs. C. E. Royston of Fulton, is the guest of Mayor and Mrs. Randolph P. Hamby.
 ooOoo Mrs. James H. Laige of Wellington, Kansas, is expected this week to visit the family of her brother, John A. Davis.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-27
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

MT. and Mrs. Henry Hit of Hope, spent yesterday with relatives here.
 Frank Cox, secretary treasurer of the Humphrey Petroleum Co.,, came In yesterday from Mexia, Texas.
 Mrs. G. w. Scott and children re- turned this morning from a visit to Boughton.
 Prescott's ball team isn't so awful bad, after all, for they beat Emmet Saturday by thirteen runs, the score being 15 to 2. Gurdon is the next game of the series at Gurdon.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-27

Thomas A. Edison, shown here at
 is desk, has been elected a member f the Society of Quartermaster Off, cers and was q guest of honor at the ong distance dtnner just given by the Iuartermaster corps of the army, fG. which tables were sci on three contl- nents. from Cob!enZ to China, to say nothing of all the big cities of the United States from Boston to San Francisco. !n ccieirmi0n of the one hundred anal fnrir !X.h anniversary of the birthday G' 3Ae colps
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-27
Prescott l4 Years Aoo
 Clipped from THE PRESCOTT DAILY NEWS
JUNE 28-29, 1907

JUNE 28-29, 1907
 Tom Caulder of Hope is in town today.
 AP. Dyke of Hope, is in town to- day.
 Judge E. T. Haynie of Rosston, is in town today.
 Mrs. Tom Scott returned yesterday from a visit to Hope.
 c. L. Bonner of Okolona, visited his sister, Miss Erin Bonner here today.
 -X-
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest White and son. Willard White, of Bonham, Texas, are quests of the family of Hon. T. C.. McRae.
 The w. c. T. U. held an interesting meeting yesterday at Mrs. Brad Ham, lton's. It was "flower day" and mite a number of offerings were sent to the sick and unfortunate of our city.
 Mir. and Mrs. Andrew Gordon were the recipients last night of vigorous charivari by quite number of the groom's young friends who made things lively fro about 30 minutes in that section of the city. Miss Hettie Jane Dunaway re- turned to her home in Conway last evening, after a brief visit here, the guest of Dr. and Mrs. w. c. Dun away, and to attend the Earle-Dun- away wedding Wednesday evening" Little Rock Democrat. Miss Emily Cordell, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. L. Lee, here for several weeks, left this morning for ElDorado where she will spend the summer. x Miss Hazel Scott, we are glad to learn, is improving from long siege of slow fever. Mrs. T. R. Wright has returned l from weeks visit to friends and relatives in Columbia and Southern
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-27
A RAY OF HOPE

Curate Cat local football match)- How do you think we shall get on?"
 Captain-"Well, sir, our goal-keep- 1T ain't much use, aur center-formard as a gammy knee, and the left 'alf- pack may not turn up, but-my bro- ther Jim is refereeing for us.-Lon- )dn Opinion.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-27
Headlines

Hotel-The stockholders meeting last night left the matter of the build ing to committee.
 F. o. Butt pardoned.
 Governor not so well.
 Close-Ninety per cent of the mer- chants of Prescott will observe the Fourth.
 Chas. B. Foster of Hope, and Miss Nancy Gregory Lightle, married at Searcy.
 Colored K. of P. installation.
 MT. Andrew Gordon and Miss Hazel Moore married last night.
 Queen-Contest for the honor be- gins in Daily News for State Fair. No trouble in Panama.
 Choats defends American policy.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-27
NO CART ALONG.

The girl walked briskly into the tore and dropped her bags on the counter. "Give me a chicken" she asked.
 Do you want bullet? the store keeper asked.
 "No," the giry replied. " wanta carry it."-Brown Bull.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-27

If you cannot eat heartily without an attack of indigestion, your stom- ach is weak. You need Prickly Ash Bitters. It is a fine digestive tonic. Besides, it rids the stomach and bow els of the impurities which bring on sickness. Price $1.25 per bottle. Hes terly Drug Store, Special Agents. cod
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-27
Nevada county.
Hee Flaws, by Neue Sabc

Hee Flaws, by NeUe Sahc
 There are some people who can score better in the four hundred than they can in 500.
 AnyDody would rather person wouldn't speak to them at all, if they cant smile or at least look pleasant when they do it.
 Fat Jones, who recently left the blacksmith shop and bought a flying Jennie for his health, has returned to horse-shoeing. Mir. Jones' health IS very much improved.
 Scientists claim that people who kiss should just before engaging in the blissful act, use an antiseptic. A lew applications of iodoform would remove the necessity for any further discussion of the matter.
 Jean Brun, who died at Geneva a lew years ago, at the age of 1O2 years, claims that with the execution of his mother, he never kissed a wo- man in all that time. Of what pleas ure could 102 years have been to him |?
 Newspaper men are told of their mistakes quicker than anybody. We recently had occasion to use the word bandeaux and spelled it bandoes, and two different milliners almost burned out the fuse in using the telephone simultaneously to correct the error.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-27

The June Ladies Home Journal is on sale-20 cents the copy. The num- Der is exceptionally good. Jack John son, Newsdealer.
The New York herald., 1921-01-05

Roehambeau Grl. Havre; Malacca Maru
lJap), Cadiz, Haugarland (\orl. Norfolk
Bilbster (Brl, Queenstown; Hilton. Tampa
st Patrick (Br). Rio Janeiro via Norfolk.
Strs Brandywne, Lobos; Steel Engineer.
Cadiz and Trieste: Catherine. Sanchez; New
York, Port Arthur Eika Ill (NoD, Port
Spain.
Str Bay View, Norfolk.
battleships Pennsylvania and Arizona,
on cruise.
U S S Black Hawk, Dickerson. Herbert
Sicard, Schenck, Preble and Jason, Southern
drill grounds.
Sailed 3D. strs Aniwa. Rio Janeiro; Colon.
Port au Prince and Cristobal; PATHS
(Greekl. Piraeus: Halo, Lobos; yBost-
wick, Texas City.
The corrected reading of the barometer
(reduced to sea leVeJ at New York on Tues
day, Jan I, 1921 at AM as reported by
the United States Weather Bureau, was
thirty and ten hundredths (30.i0) inches.
This closely approximates seven hundred and
sixty-four and five-tenths (T6I.5l mIllimeters.
Captains of all vessels now lying in or near
the ports of New York and Brooklyn can
advantageousy use the above official data
for observing whether their own barometers
erequire any considerable correction or ad-
justment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. s PM. W. s miles /;
clear; light sea.
The New York herald., 1921-01-05
9PINC5 NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

Salem, and Barnegat. Boston; Jan /. tug
towing barges Armistead and Texas, Port
land; tug Henrico, towing barges Charleston,
for New York. and Wilmington. for Wings
Neck.
ORANGE Tex, Dec 31-Arrived, str Lake
Indian Houston (to lay up).
Sailed Jan /. schr Maplefield (Br). Tam
pico
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Dec '31-Arrived.
tugs International Boston, towing barees
I.eesport Indian Ridge and Pocopson (and
left Jan on return with barges Bethayres.
for Portland. Mos.lem and Marian. for Pos
ton, and passed Reedy lsland) Swatara. do
towing barges salem, Silverbrook and Robe
sonia (and left ID on return with baryes
Obey, for Searsport, Ephrata. for Bucks
port. and Barry for Portland, and passed
~ioWn Reedy lsand)
PORTLAND Me. Jan 2-Sailed. tug Battle
boro, towing barges Portland and Agram.
Norfolk (and passed Vineyard Haven AN
3dD.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Dec 29-Arr!ved
strs Henry 4 Scott, New York via San
Pedro.
Sailed 10Th, motor Buenos Aires (Sp), Van
couver; str Aqua Prieta (Mex), Guaymas
(in tow OF Mexican STR Mayo.
SAN PEDRO, Cal. Dec 29-Arrived, strs W
S Miller San Francisco for Paulsboro; Agnes
Dollar. Willapa Harbor. :.
SABINE, Tex, Dec 30-Sailed, str Trever
byn CBp. Melbourne; bark Mona tNorl
Go.henburg
The New York herald., 1921-01-05
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Lake Allen. sagua for New York. was
off Atlantic City at 10 AM yesterday with
all pumps broken; proceeding slowly.
Senators Hiram johnson. William NJ Calder
and others will make after dinner addresses
by radio telephone and wireless TO several
hundred ships along the Atlantic coast and
various transatlantic liners at the annual
banquet of the National Marine League,
which VIII be held at the Hotel Commodore
this way be given thorough test during the
week of the second annual marine show. TO
be. held In Grand Central Palace Jan - 10
Jan 30. The test at the dinner will be under
the supervision OF Capt Hutchinson of the
Seamans Church Institute, 20 South street.
The test during, the ma rine show will take in
every ship equipped with wireless within a
radius OF 40 miles.
BOSTON, Jan I--Schr Ed Trevoy has been
raised and taken to discharging berth at
Weymouth.
Baltimore, is reported by wireless about 2Sl
miles Nj. of Cape Henry with her fuel sup
ply exhausted and in need of tow
HAMBURG, Jan 4-Forty-six vessels flying
the American flag arrived at Hamburg dur
Ing the month of December.
KEY WEST, Fla, Jan Str Inocecio
Figaredo tSp). before reported stranded on
Tortugas floated with assistance and arrived
here this morning.
LONDON. Dec 31The fire on str Siddons
(Br). at Bahia from Buenos Aires, &c, for
New York. has been extingulshed.
Jan "a telegram received from Fred
rikstad states that str Asab III, New York
for Christiania. &c, grounded on the rocks
salvage steamer has gone to her assistance
good prospects of salvage.
Str Red Mountain. from Antwerp for Nor
folk. before reported picked up by str Ker-
honkson, has been towed into st Michaels.
Str Poleric (Br). from Calcutta, Colombo.
&c. for Boston and New York, has been
towed into st Michaels with machinery ana
boilers out of order.
4th--Str Blue Triangle, from Bordeaux for
West Africa, before reported ashore at the
mouth of Lagos Harbor, got off with assist :
ance after jettisoning 700 tons of fuel oil
and put into Lagos; damage. If any, not yet
ascertained.
telegram received from Pernambuco
states that str Neshaminy. from Port Ar
thur. &c. for Rio Janeiro. Santos. ga Plata
and Buenos Aires, arrived there with boilers
defective
Str indianapolis. from Bahia Blanca for
Hull. has arrived at Pernambuco with boilers
damaged
The Inward cargo of schr Gardiner G Deer
ing. from Philadelphia. which arrived at
Santos Dec 20, caught fire: holds flooded !;
fire cxtinguished damage unknown.
WATERFORD. Dec 31-Str Hermspool
(Brl, which arrived here to-day from Ro-
sario, had on board captain and crew of
schr Elsie Il Corkum (Br). before reported
abandoned.
The New York herald., 1921-01-05
Dangers to Navigation.

!Reported 10 the Hydrographic UffIce.I
Wrecks In Santiago Harbor. Cuba-The
L 5 Mccormick on Dec Il, 1920 noted the
following wrecks which did not appear on the
two masts showing about 20 feet out of
water. about 200 yards 100 deg (true) from
Gorda Bank, and the wreck OF smaif
steamer, half submerged, about 100 yards to
the westward OF the buoy marking the shoal
off Point Duani.
Dec 2s, about ~ miles Sc from Duxbury
Reef gas buoy, a duck blind, consisting OF a
vertically.
The " S Coast Guard cutter Seneca on
Dec 3O 1920 removed two spars reported on
f. miles distant.
Jan ., lat 81 16. Ion II "a, a waterlogged
schooner on fire.
Jan ., lat 81. lon 80. large boom project
ing about feet out of water, apparently
attached TO submerged wreckage.
The New York herald., 1921-01-05
CLEARED.

From L. S. Naval Commuplcation Service.1
str Monmouth CBr). Bolt. London--Tobert
l. Hague.
Str Drammensfjord (Norl. Thon Trond-
HEM Bergen. &c-North American Line
Str Bensalem, Hansen, Hamburg Barber
Steamship Lines. Inc.
Str Tareuiia tBr) Caldwell Gibraltar,
Jeghorn and Genoa--Anchor Line.
Str Cretlc (BrI. Morehouse. Ponta Deigada.
Gibraltar. &C, via Boston--Whitc star Line
Str Oen, Hanson, Ccuta, Piraeus. &c--Ori-
enta Navigation 60.
50 Ajax tBr) Moir, Penang. Port SWEET
tenham &c--Funch. Edge g. Go.
Str Pennwlvanian. Tapley, Rio Janeiro--
Norton, Lilly & Co.
str Catherine. sullivan. Porto Plata San
chez, &e-Bull-insular Line.
Str KoronR tBp, Doyle ~ Thomas. 81
CroiN. &c-Furness. Withy& co.
SIR Brandy wine. Void, Port Lobos--Waikcr
q Day
str Antletam. McGInn. Tampco- Walker
4 Daly.
Str Munpiace. Lum. Tampico. Vera Cruz
and ProgresC-Munson Steamship Line
str Lake Lasang Coombs, Matanzas-Mun-
son steamship Line.
Str Fort Hamilton tBr), Mckenzie, IIanuit.
ton, Bermuda-furness witty a Co
str Mar Cantahrico tspl. satua. Savan-
nah--Kerr Steamship Co.
str Fargo, Erickson, Norfollt--Paragon
ms&sta< Co.
"a -g---~vul (BD, Sutherland. Halifax
Robert L Hague.
str Delaware. Allen, Boston- Eastern
steamship Corporation.
The New York herald., 1921-01-05

Baltimore; Rosenberg (Dan). New York;
Lumen (Br), Rouen.
Sailed lth. strs Fagernes GtaD, Genoa via
Wilmington, NC; Atlantic sun, Sabine; Ro-
Yuma CFr). Valparaiso; cruiser Columbia.
Charleston: schr Friendship. Fort de France
Bay; 9 AN, tugs Chas Greenough, towins
barges Clara. Flora and Annie, seaward
AM, Barralton,, towing barges Druid Hin
and Carroll Hooper. seaward.
Passed down Marcus Hook 4th. e:o0 Pm,
tug John Lewis, towing barge Pure OIL
Passed out Delaware Breakwater I'd, tug
Resolute, towing barges Maryland, Norfolk.
Fall River and Mane ,M ISr PrDvieense' q Morse
Philadelphia for Genoa; 30 PM. tugs Ger
mantown, towing barges Skippack, Tor scit-
uare, Langhorne and Cohansey for boston;
4th. $40 AM Catawissa, towing barges En-
eter, for Searsport, Bear Ridge, for Port
land. and Suffolk, for South Portland.
Passed out 9Th, . AM, strs Philip Pub
licover. Philadelphia for Norfolk: $3.50 Pm.
Tatjana, do for Christlania via Newport
News.-Wind SW, 6 miles; cloudy; smooth
PORTLAND. Me. Jan 4-sailed. str Tufco-
man (Brl. Ayonmouth
PORTSMOUTH. MI. Jan ARRIVED. tug
Baldridge, with barge Iron Queen, for Bos-
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Dec 31-Arrived.
str Mazatlan. Salina Cruz.
Arrived 4th. str Stanley Dollar, New York.
Sailed 3lst, strs San Antonio. Punta
Arenas; Jan 2. HOLLYWOOD. Honolulu.
Sailed Ith str Tahiti sydney NSW
SAN JUAN, PR. Jan g. . PM-Arrived, str
Caracas. New York for Curacao. &c.
ST ANDREWS. Fla, Jan ARRIVED. auS
schr Guanacaste, Mobile.
SAVANNAH Ga. Jan ARRIVED. strs
Ligonier, Port Arthur, with barge City OF
Sailed 9TH. strs City of Montgomery. New
York; Lake Pepin, Havana.
SALEM, Mass. Dec ARRIVED. tug Pa
tience, Philadelphia, towing barge Han
helm, for Beverly.
TAMPA. Fla. Jan ARRIVED, str Erker
(Sw), Baltimore.
Lake Fillmore, New York
The New York herald., 1921-01-05
CABLE REPORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, Dec 2i-In port. str Ka-
zernbe CBr). for Boston Ito sail 29;nl.
Arrived LIST. strs Datchet (Br)' Baltimore;
I'd, Dakotan. New York.
AvONMOUTH. Jan 3-Arrived strs British
Isles tBr). Port Arthur, Tex, 80 %,
BAHIA. lee jl-Arrlved, str Aldan (Br)'
New York
BALBOA, Jan 4-Arrlved. strs Orcus. Iqui-
que: Bakersfield. Seattle for London chip
sailed ith, str ortega (Br,. coronel.
BATAVIA. Jan i--Arrived. str Clan Mac
b. an CBr) New York.
pORDEAUX. Dec .30--sailed strs Sierra
B'snca (Belgl Hampton Roads; strathorne
I'D sand Key
BtYENos AIRES. Jan ARRIVED. strs
Nordlys tDan), New York via Norfolk hos
ton Bridge. Rio Janeiro; Winona. Baltimore
cHRfsTiANiA. Dec 2a-Arrived. str Her
cues tNorD. New Orleans.
COLOMBO. Jan 2-Arrived. str cowrla
cRIsToBAI.. Jan 3-Arrlved. strs Paris
nina. New Orleans Conway BrD. Kingston !;
Toloa tBrD New York: ith, Jupiter, Cardiff:
Willaston (Br,. Norfolk.
Sailed I'd. strs Mount Berwin OBJ. King
ston. Gen Q n Ernst. Boston. Somme, New
York: Hattie 1.uckenbach. Philadelphia. Ara
DUBLIN, Jan 1-Arrived. str Canadian
Eunner QiD. - John. NIB. via Portland; NE.
Falls Philadelphia.
GESOA. Dec 30-Arrived, str Bird City.
New York VIA Baltimore.
GIBRALTAR. Jan 2-Arrived. str Cairn-
vaiona tBrl. New Orleans FOR Genoa.
Arrived Ith str Anna sofie tNor). Norfolk
sailed Dec q. strs West Ashawa, Hampton
Roads 2sth iIolmia tsw), do.
HALIFAX, Ms. ian Arrived, strs Man,
chester Brigade (BrD, Manchester land
sailed for 81 john Arano tBrl. London.
Sailed lth str Castcllano (BrD. London.
HAMBURG. Dec 3O-Arrived. strs Canadian
Volunteer (Br. New York Westford. New
HAvRE. Dec 3i-sailed. str Melrose
Hampton Roads
HONG KONG. Jan i-Salled, str ,Mesopo-
Arrived ist. srrs Cross Keys. Seattle
via Manila ID. West lslip san Francisco.
Boston and New York.
fouiQuE. Dec si-sailed. bark Anne Co
myn. San Francisco.
LA PALL1cE. Dec is-Arrlved, str Trans
LEGHORN. Dec 3i--saiied. str Monginevro
GtnD. sand Key.
LIVERPOOL, Jan a-Arrived, str New Co
iumbia tBrD. New Orleans
Arrived 3D. str Milo fRrl. New York.
Slgnalled 9Th. atr Carmania (Br). from
New York, ~ expected to arrive about AN
Thursday
LONDON. Jan 3--ArrIved str Batsford
tlD 81 John. NIB.
MANcHEsTER, Jan s-Arrived. str La
Arrived itn. s,rs city Of Shanghai tBr).
New York; Asuncon dc Larrinaga tBr),
AftlNttltW.
Sailed Sd, str strathfilan tBr). Ncw York.
NAPLES. Dec 23-Sailed, strs Corsinia
Utah, New York. 2lth. Bclvedere UtaD, do.
MIRRORING FALIssTFN. Dec 3O--Arrived,
str Lake Getaway, Copenhagen (and sailed
Jan for RotterdamJ.
PERSAMBUCO. Jan 3-Arrived. str Ne
shamlny, New Orleans
Arrived Dec 81, str indianapolis, Bahia
blanca for HUI (damaged).
PiONBINO. Dec 2o-Arrived. str Trevarrac
tBrJ, baltimore
pORTfsHEAD, Jan 3--Arrived. S>s Brls-~
City BrD. New York.
ROTTERDAM, Deo 3t--Arrived strs La
Crosse. Baltimore sheRf Mead (flr) do.
Arrived ID, str soterdyk Dutch, phisdsi-
phia.