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The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-17
UNIVERSITY NEWS

DIV. Frear returned today from North
west Missouri where he was promoting
field crops projects with the County
agents.
Z. N. Harmon, professor in dairy hus-
bandry, will be in Butler. Ripley, Wayne,
Carter and Howell counties doing state
dairy work.
A. ]. Meyer left yesterday for Man
haitian, Kan, to make an address before
the annual meeting Of the extension
worker Of Kansas
W. H. Rusk Of the animal husbandry
extension department went to Ray Coun.
y yesterday to do hog-feeding demon
stration Work there.
o. B. Price Of the soils department
has gone to the state experiment fields
near Kirksyille and Maryyille to look af.
ter the corn planting.
p. F. SehOwengerdt will be in 81.
Louis and Shelby counties this week Civ.
ing demonstrations in grinding and
spreading Of limestone.
]. A. Brody, Of the Office Of the Federal
Board Of Vocational Education at Chilli.
eothe, is in Columbia on business with
the federal board Office here.
John Sheay, marketing specialist, at
tended a meeting Of the Cooperative
Elevator Co.. in Polo last week, and
helped organize local farm bureau in
Holden.
r. Ii. Bawbell has returned from Mar.
shall where he was supervising a beef
feeding project for the College Of Ag,
riculture in cooperation with the U. s
Department Of Agriculture. He will
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-17

State Sheep and Wool-CrOwers Associa-
tion.
H. H. Krusekopf left last night for
Braymer in Caldwell County where Viii
liam DeYoung and H. v. Jordan have
been working on the soil survey for
several days. The work in that county
will be finished the last Of this week,
and Mr.. Jordan viii then go to Savannah
in Andrew County where he will con-
duct a similar survey with II. c. Sweet
Of the Bureau Of Soils at Washington,
ID. C. A member Of the department
here will also go 10 Mississippi Connly
with C. K. Wildermuth Of the Washing
ION Office.
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aid and emphasized her staIemen. with
serious little smile. Il fist acted
When I was going 10 college in Iowa.
Thea ! studied in Boston at the Emer-
son College Of Oraiory. And | was a
homesiok liiile eih at ini. but when
became accustomed 10 Boston ! grew 10
like il very much. ! did my first profes-
sioaal aching there.
When ! was graduated was given
q part by Henry Iewett. whose repertoire
company vas playing the Boston Opera
House then. ! got eighteen dollars for
the first vcek-ihe frs money had ever
made. Oh bui ! was proud Of that Did
] frame the check and keep IA No in
deed Actresses have 10 eati''
Despite her soulh. Miss Graf has
PLAYED nearly thirty leading roles Many
Of these have been with the Deyereux
Company. she being he first leading
lady vino proved versatile enough to be
retained more than one season. She has
been with this company for five seasons.
Q fact which is accounted for by her
wealth Of those natural gifts which are
essential To the success Of an actress.
Columbia lovers Of the drama will have
~ opuouuui.y 10 see Miss Graf next Sat
uday when she wiil appear with Clif-
ford DcycreuX in Gilbeu's Daniel
DIuce' at the University Auditorium. aud
the following Saturday night in Ibsen's
Ghosts. Mr.. Dcyereux has been re-
Puts,cd by many To give Rostand's "Ro-
mancers' and he may do So some time
during the three weeks tina; the company
viii be rehearsing here for their summer
tour.
Miss Graf is not new To Columbia au-
dionces, as she appeared here two years (
ago in The School for ScandsH,~ . Tam
ing ihe shrew" and She Stoops to Con
quer." PLAYING the lead in each.
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attending Army FncamDment

J. I. Cooper. 703 Wilkes boulevard.
and j. IIudneil. COZ Morley street. are
attending the state encampment of the
Grand Army Of the Republic which is
held IN jefferson City today and toner
row. Wallace Lily 2O7 North Second
street, commander Of the local post.
which is a negro post, is also attending.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-17
JERSEY BULL CLUB FORMED
Association in ST.. Francois County
Has 33 Members.

Has 33 Members.
A Jersey Bull Association has been
organized in ST. Francois County by
Il. t. Coplen, county agent and f. NJ.
Harmon Of the Missouri agricultural ex.
tension service The organization con
sisls Of thirty-ihree farmers in the three
different communities of Independence.
Liberlyyille and Bismarck. Each com
mumly will purchase high class Jersey
bull. The bulls will be moved from one
community to another every two years
Each community by paying the price of
one bull will have the use Of all three
The bulls are being paid for by am as
sessment Of $40 for each COW which
member plans to breed to them.
The association has agreed 10 purchase
bulls from ancestry averaging not less
than 600 pounds Of butter year. The
average Missouri oew probably averages
not over Us pounds Of butter a year.
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MISS GRAF TO APPEAR HERE
Devereux Conpany's Leading Lady
Likes 20 Be an Actress.

Miss Ziniia Graf Is a complete and de-
lightful surprise. Knowing that she is
the leading lady Of the Devereux Com
pany. ono rather expects the usual sue
ccssful actress .ype which adopts charm
ing gracilusness as 4 policy. But before
QUO has talked two minutes with Miss
Cral he rCcoeuizes new type Of stage
vumanhood, captivating mixture Of col
lccc woman and successful actress.
Il am an actress because love it,
] couldn't do anything else Miss Graf
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STEPHENS RECITAL TONIGHT
Soprano and Reader to Give Grad
uatiOu Program.


Miss Dorothy Dunlap, soprano, and
Miss Ruth Marie Schabaek. reader, will
give their graduation recital in the audi
torium al Stephens College at 8 O'Clock
this evening. Miss Mary Louise Staley
will act as aceompanist.
Miss Dunlap is the pupil Of Frances d.
Woodbridge, and Miss Schaback is a pu-
pill of Miss Mama L. Forbes. They will
offer the following program:
should He Upbraid'' ...... Bishop
-OTPheus With His Lutte" Sullipaa
DogoIH NJ. DUNLAP
lndla -....-.....-....-. AR0n
RUN MARIE ScHABACK
Scene and Cavolte from ~Manon" ......
...----........ .MaSsenef
~Counseils Nina Wekeriia
"El Ariero' Spanish ......di Nogero
DoRorH NJ. DUNLAP
He Wanted Ivory Soap ...-- L00miS
Rum Mare ScHABAcK
''lshiar' ................ SproSs
The Fairy Pipers1. ..--........B .Brewer
-Chinoiserie" --... .DeCOTCai Rybner
Wind and Lyrc'. ,........ ROBBERS
DokoTHy NJ. DUNLAP
'Egotism's Anlidote" .....--GdiiaH
When the Jokes On Us" $500. Gillian
Fool loungins' ----........ Riley
B1H MARIE SCHABAcK
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Sargent Gage Is CITY Editor.

OdIBNHt UdBt 70 NItI bAItUIs
Sargent Gage, former student Of the
School Of Journalism, has been made
city editor Of the Muskogee Daily Phoe-
nix.
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Essex 10 SW FNre Island 5th
Eastern Light 20 = Cape Henry an.
E4dridge 2.70d from seattle $ PM Alta.
~ Isleo III $ Scotland l. v Jth.
Ensley City 1905 W san Francisco pm Cd
Evelyn off Delaware Rreakwater 4th,
Every AIDES ~ NE Nantucket 5th.
Federal 2.T33 II Cape Henry Attn.
Fillmore I52 Ne So Smons bar 4th.
Fred w Weller $50 SW South Pass 4th.
n ederic Ewing IN SW Hatteras ith.
Freoport sulphur 40 $50 " South Pass fth
Golden state .. sos from Honolulu PM 30.
Gulfaad $4S wNW Tortugas 4th
Gulf OF Mexico Y y Sabine bar 4th.
Cuff queen $40 r Sabine bar 4th
Aeglra l2i y Jupiter 4sh.
Houston 10 r Fowey Rocks 9TH.
Hovcu 81 T. sand Key tgh.
Hoxbar 25T y Port Looos 4th
IN ironlan o. = Miami 4th
Independent Bridge lat ~ %. lon ~ SO 9Th
IN tow of IS WaukeRan).
J " Guffey so Sc Sabine bar 4th
John u Rockefeller l60 $ Hotteras Atm.
Lake Ellendale 1io 80 Cape Henry 4th
Lake Festus 10 y Jupiter 9Th.
Lake Fillmore En- liz S25 SsGsa I1a- On
Lake Pepin $40 S Hatteras 4Hh.
Lancaster Castle passed Nantucket s AM
9th.
I.enape 224 Scotland l. 9th.
Leyisa TT s Nantucket tn
Liberty Minquas 235 sW Brenton Reef 9th.
N + Elliott ~ = Galveston 4th.
Margaret 90 Jupiter Attn.
Melrose 106 WSW Nantucket 5th.
Neltonian off Cape Heafy ath
MerrilnaclS 1870 NIIatteraa 9TH
Minnequa 5A3 s Balboa 4th.
AIinneSotan ~ Il Ambrose 9th
Munsomo passed Cape Henry 80 AM 9th.
Naples Maru az from Key West 4th.
Nelson is Sc Jupiter 4th.
Nile 2.G79 w Honolulu s pm Sd.
Mis- passed Nantucket 4th.
Noccalula 347 SW Hatteras 9TH.
Occidental AZ w Block Island 9th.
Oscar ID Bennett 263 w Sand Key 4th.
Oural 1871 from Port Arthur AN.
y J Reilly 266 NE Tampico Attn.
PalOma T1H s Scotland ~ v 18th.
Panuco % l. Tampico 18th.
Paraguay 80 T. Tortugas 4th.
Peelxslsill 20 NE Jupiter 4th.
Persian 10 u Montauk Point 9th.
Perfection 1863 SW Sabine bar 4th.
Quaker City ol1 T., z Cape Henry 9th
Rapidan Go j. Sand Key 4th.
Rochester 90 S Jupiter Atm.
RosaIind lat Al 80 Ion 90 u an;
Royal Arrow $3.50 from san Francisco
Pm Sd.
Ruby 30 S Cape May 5th.
Ruth 80 NE Cape San Antonio 4th.
s b Hunt IT'S NE by Il Hatteras 9TH.
S Y Hardness S1T 5 San Francisco pm
9TH.
Saccar Kappa 30 n Fowey Rocks 4th
San Bruno 10 S Nantucket hrl.
San Jose 773 $ Cape Henry 4h.
San Lorenzo 81 n San Juan 4th.
Santa Inez j ,096 S San Francisco PM 9Th.
Santa Rita ,192 S San Francisco S PM 4th
towing bark Belfast.
Santiago 81 n Jupiter ith.
Sc1huyll1ll Bridge / 100 from Galveston An.
Somerset A S Jupiter 4th
Steadfaet 90 NE Sand Key fth.
steel Age 900 s Los Angeles PM Sd.
Tanamo 80 s Waiting Island 4th.
Thomas II Wheeler 81 S Hatteras 9th.
Tiyivcs ~ NE Cristobal 4h.
Venezuela .S6z w Honolulu $ pm 3D.
Ventura 40 from San Francisco 8 PM 18th.
Vesta 100 SW IIatteraS 4th.
w 81 Libby 269 S Ambrose Jth.
w J Hanna 30 0SE Galveston 4th
w /. Steed $50 Il Tampico 18th.
Waukegan lat 80 OF. Ion ~ 80 9Th Ctowing
str Independent Rrdgel.
Waxahachle off Hillsboro dth.
West Camak 100 Sc San Pedro 4th
West Harsfaw 100 T. Hatteras 18th.
West Jvis .62i w Flattery PM Sd.
West Keats LIB w Columbia River Pm
Sd
WILLARD 100 q Colon 4th
Zacapa 100 s Cuba 80 AM 9Th.
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HIPPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORL

town. lanes MCGEE New York. Kenbane
Head CBr). Dublin Pioneer. Havana Taiho
Maru dap, Daaren: zyldyk CputcnD' hotter-
WoRFoIIK. Va, May 4-Arrived. str Glen
Gig ORR, New Orleans for London
Arrived 5th strs Calvert, Rotterdam, &c
Canadian pioneer (Br). Galveston for Genoa .
Rotterdam (Dutch). Port Arthur for Am
sterdsm: Port Lyttleton CBrl, New Zealand
for London; Gloucester. Boston, m, va,no
raiso. Michael l. Ennirlcos (Greel0, Glbral-
tar; Silver State, from sea; sylvia victoria
(Br). New York for Lisbon, SC
Cleared I'd strs Dora Baltea ltaD, Genoa, .
Cleared 4,h, strs Orari CRo. Wellington;
Missouri (Br), London and Antwerp via Phil
adoiphia Mazzini dtap, Gibraltar sfor Or
defsl: Nora Saliari (Greek). RIO Janeiro;
schr Chas A Dean, Bermuda.
Sailed 4th strs Persian, Providence and
Dcstcn: Elzasier CBelg), bordeaux; Point
judith Savannah and San Francisco; Luigi
Rizzo (ItaD, Ancona, Balrchlstan (Br), Bue-
ano (Br). HUI and London; Meltonian lBrl,
sailed 5tii. strs Silver state. trial trip;
Cape Ortegal (Br). London; Meteor, Boston.
Sailed 9Th str9 Cardigan CBr), Hamburg,
Andreas (GreelS) Gibraltar: Eastern Coast.
Funchal; Cavour (Brl. Rio Janero. cana
clan Miller (Br), Gibraltar; dotiredo Ma
nell QtaD. New York.
NEWPORT RI, May d-Arrived, tug Pa
tience. Philadelphia, toying s s pnoenix;
for New Bedford Suffolk, Tor Lynn, ana
Mannheim. for Boston.
PORTLAND. o. May 3-Arrived, str Apus.
san Francisco,
Sailed Sd. str Julia Luckenbach. Seattle.
PORT ARTHUR, Tex, May arrived, strs
oural GBelg) Tampico; Liebre. do
Sailed 5th. str Washington Maru ,Jap)'
Tientsin.
TTIIu.ADEI. PTIIA, Pa, May ARRIVED, sire
Herakies (Nor). Iquique: Kossuth Ferenz
(ltaD, Algeciras via Fayal: Norden lDan),
Jucaro; Sosua tNo0. Puerto Barriosi Eve
Ign. Boca Grande CCubal Davidson county.
Fowey Hadnot. Port Lobos; o,Neii,
Texas City; Cretan, Boston; Harvester, Tam
pico.
NIB.
Sailed Attn. str Essex Boston.
Passed out Delaware Breatwater ith, 80
PM strs Meiyo Maru Jap, Philadelphia for
New York: 9Th. 1910 AM. Essex. do for
Boston
folk Tor Buenos Aires tugs VIM Mills. Peer
,css, Bermuda. Murrell and Charles
Greenough.-Wind NE, 30 miles; raining;
moderate sea.
PORTLAND, Me, May 4--Arrived. tug Cat
aNsissa, Philadelphia. with barges Thomaston
(for Saco) Obey and Pennington (and left on
return with barges Silver Brook and Skip
rak. from Parkers Flats. and Manatawney,
from Saco, barge Paxinos, Philadelphia.
PROVIDENCE, RI, May ARRIVED. str
Gulfcoast, Port Arthur via Bayonne
Sailed 9TH, strs Bristol, Norfolk; Craigrow-
ME, do.
West Isleta. Seattle, &C (to sail 9th for San
Pedro and Boston,.
Arrived 4th strs Robert @ Sudden. Nor
folk, SC Edward Luclenbach. Philadelphia,
&c
Arrived 4th. strs wilhelmina, Honolulu;
Frank G Drum. Pearl Harbor.
Sailed Sd. str Providencia CFr). Santa Ro-
Ealia
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FOREIGN PORTS.

lIAd-IFAN, May ARRIVED. str Imperoya
(Brl. 81 John. schr Ricketts, V G (Br)
Grand Bank.
sailed 20. strs Nina Brea CBr). Montreal
Watuka (Br), Sydney. Coban (Br), do; schi
Namara OBJ. Porto Rico.
HAVANA, April 2S-Arrived. strs Coquina
Philadelphia: goth, Flandre CFr). 81 Ma
aaire &c
bar Hai6or. Port Tarafa: Santa Eulalia. do
29th. Pioneer. Tampico; Soth, San Mateo
LIVERPOOL. Ms. April so--Arrived schr
Chas + Gordon (BD, Halifax,
sailed May l. schr Mabel Il Gum (Br)
LockFoRr. Ms. April so-saued schr
Audrey z Brown (Br). La Have.
LoUISBuT,G, cB. May ARRIVED. str
Sailed I'd. str Hundvaago (Nor). -.
MONTREAL, May 3->Arrived. str Canadian
Trader (BD. Halifax tnot as before).
Sailed 4th. str Venusia (Brl. London.
FORT LIMON. April 3o-Sailed, str San
PoRT LoBos. April 2s--sailed. str Lara
PUMA ARENAS. April 2s-saied str
Meriden. San Francisco via Corinto.
QUEBEC, May 3-Arrived. str Thomas ]
Drummond (Br), Sydney.
Sailed Sd. str Turret Court CBr). Port
G olborne.
TSANdI1A. NSF'. April 26-In port schr Allan
Il Rose tBr). for Oporto.
S1iELBUIiNE, Ms, May ARRIVED. schr
Fayonian sBg), New York for H Ia,, -
Hazel Trahey (Brl, Barbados.
ST JOHN. NIB. May 3--Sailed. schrs Balsa.
New York: Emily + Northam. do.
TASIPICO, April 12-Saied schr Minas
TIRI0S ISLAND prior TO May Sailed.
schr clan Mclean (Br), Lunenburg.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Folio 1918
1920 q. No. 4i32.
NOTICE 10 APPEAR
IN TIE HIGH COURT or JUSTICE
a.. 81 ADMIRALTY DIVISION
SHIPS PORT STEPHENS and NORTH
CAMBRIA"
WHEREAS, IN an Action or Limitation Of
liability instituted IN the High Court u
Justice on behalf OF Commonwealth \ Do
minion Line Limited against the Owners OF
tho A. T. North Cambria the owners OF
her cargo and all persons claiming 20 have
sustained damage by reason of a collision
between the r. =. Port stephens and the
n T. North Cambria" the Judge 81 tho
Admiralty Division OF the said HiEh Court
things, pronounce that In respect Of loss of
llfc or personal injury Or damage e ships
Goods Merchandise, or other things caused
vs. reason Of tho improper navigation Of tho
~ n port Stephens on the occasion OF the
collision between that vessel and tile 8. =
North Cambria" on the 2nd day of August
1918 the owners of the said q. =. Port
Stephens" arc auswsrabla IN Damages 70 an
amount not exceeding ESQ, 43t. TO- 0. tsuch
sum bointf al tho rate of ff5 for each ton II
the registered tonnage Of the =. =. Port
siaphcns" with the addition % engine room
spaced.
This Il therefore 70 give Notice to all per-
sons having any claim In poet Of the
loss or damage caused aforesaid, that
lf thov do not come IN ana enter their
Claims on or before tho 18th June 1927 they
win BE- excluded from sharing ~ the afore-
said emOunt.
dated IT'LL i5th day u March ioai
Taken out Nv
WILLIAM a. CRUAfp SON
IA. Lendonhall Street.
London, 20. 3. England
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IG'nom y. s. Naval Communication Service
Str I.ancnstrian CBr) Liverpool-.Atlantic.
Gulf and Mediterranean Corporation.
Str Steelmaker. Wright, London. Avon
mouth and Liverpool-Isthmian Steamship
Lines.
Str Caroline G'r). Flanneau, Antwerp.
Havrc, Bordeaux, &C. via Philadelphia
Compagnie Generate Transatantique.
Str Gdansk, Boettger, Observation-Disclosures
can Navigation Corporation.
ST. Cnbo Vilano (Sp), Astorquia. Cadiz,
Barcelona, &c--Nbarrd Line.
Str Asia err, Canal, Flores Horta. &c,
Win Proyidence-Ias w Elwel & Co
Str Ansaldo vi ItaD, Nisbet, Genoa via
Philadel phiar-McDonnel x Truda.
Str Hlnclley. Dcshler, Buenos Aires, Santa
Re, &c, via iladelphia-oriental Naviga-
ton Co
str Reaper. CLANCY. Port Lobos-Thc Texas
Co.
Str Esperanza. Avery. Havana. Progreso,
2c--4New York and Cuba Mail Steamship co.
str san Pablo OBrl, Reade. Tela-unlted
Fruit Co.
Str Walter d Munson. Mcdonald. Matan-
zas-Munson Steamship Line.
STR Iiguria (Sw). HUT, Havana-Aioore y
Mccormack 60, Inc.
str Comal. Curry, Galveston via Key West
Mallory Steamship Go.
str StrombolI Itap. Opposite, Norfolle-
Italia America, Inc.
Str Aspinet CBr). Wright. Baltimore
Standard OIL Co OF New York.
Str Sarmatia CDan). Busch. Philadelphia
Munsor Steamship Line.
Str X Luckenbach, Baarstad, Boston
Lucltenbach Steamship Co
Echr II u Tower (Br), Tower, Perth Am
BOY u Whitney a 90.
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BY United States Naval Commune
cation Service.

distances given in miles. position AZ noon,
unlegs otherwise specified
Agawam SOC Il Charleston Attn.
Agwimoon fS7 SE Hattsras 4th.
Aabama go w Havana Attn.
Algic rs from Hatteras 9th.
Aladdin 200 SW Hntteras 4th.
Anna Morse 900 from San Pedro PM
4th.
Aryan 2a2 ESE Sabine bar 4th.
Astral 200 Ambrose 9th.
Eaton Rouge 100 Sw South Pass 4th.
Baytown 90 u Tampico 4th.
Camden 10 ME Swan Island 9TH.
Cerro Ebano 81 SW Hatteras 4th.
Ctarles Pratt 90 9 Cape Henry 9TH
city OF Elwood 268 SIC South Pass 4th.
city OF Lordsburg 10 Il BY 81 Augustine
9Th
Colombia .fb3 II Honolulu 3 PM 81.
Colorado Springs iG7 S Balboa 18th.
concho 700 s Scotland l. 4th.
Champion Anderson 4iS r. Tampico fth.
Dade County ISL Sc Tybee bar atm
Delight $50 w Fiattery IN 30.
Edith 10 Ambrose 5th.
Edward i. noheny AZ Il Key West Atm.
uungannon lat 80 ~, lon SO 10 9Th
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ABERDEEN. Wash. May 5--Arrived. sohr
Columbia, Honolulu.
Sailed bth, motor ship Kenneoott. New
York.
RosToN. Mass, May ARRIVED schr Ellen
Little. Jacksonville: tugs Plymouth, towing
barge l. & w u q o No o.; Gettysburg. Phil
adeiphia. with baIIes Pennypack. Bast and
Cecoosing. for Augusta. and Preston, for
Randolph (and proceeded with last two).
Arrived 9Th. strs Brush, New London. Cal
win Austin, New York: Shckshinney. copen-
hagen. &C. Esparta, Santa Marta Newton
sewalls Point; schrs Annie CBr2 3D., par ns.
Goodnow, New York; tug Clara II Doane
Anchored OFF Nahant 5th. sohr Paul Il
Cleared oth Ar sachem CBp. Liverpool
via Halifax and 81 Johns, NF
Sailed 9th, strs Galtymore (Br), Liverpool
and Glasgow. Prince Arthur (Br), Var
mouth: Neches (fuel ship. Fall River: Della
ware, New York Bast Indian. philadelphia
tard passed Boston Light Wind at High,
land Light. II AM Ne, 45 miles; thick and
raining: rough sea.
BALTIMORE, Md, May 5-Arrived. strs
Gibraltar; Maridal (Nor), Narvik via Nor
folk San Patricio Bo. Tuxpam; Lake
Treba, Philadelphia.
horn: James McGee. Tampico; schr Edward
A Cohan (Br). Manzanillo.
BATON ROUGE, La, May ARRIVED, str
BRUNSWICK. Ga. May 5-sailed. schr
Virginia Dare, New York; dredge Benyaurd.
BAR HARBOR, Me, May 4-Arrived. barge
Tulpchocken, Phila delphia.
CAPE HENRY, Va, May 5-Passed In, strs
M'neola. Pimental for Baltimore; Westwood,
I,eith for do: + LilJewalch (Sw). NarviS
for do: aux schr chiquimula. San Salvador
for do.
Passed 9TH STR West Celeron. Baltimore
for Observation-Disclosures Sw, G miles; cloudy.
GALVESTON. Tex, May ARRIVED, str
Mainly Court CBrl. Rotterdam.
Arrived 9th, strs Media (Br, Blythe
Northern (Br) Newport. h Darden. Tam
Shields Franklin, New York
Sailed 4th, str Bibbco, Port Arthur.
Sailed 9th. strs .Castelporziano utaQ, Ital-
dNor). Mobile; II u Asche. New York.
GuIFPGRT, Miss. May 6-Sailed. str
Iguassu (Brazl. Buenos Aires.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. May o-'Sailed, str
JEKYL ISLAND. Ga. May ARRIVED. schr
Chas NJ Struvcn, Baltimore.
MANILA. May 2-Saied. str Montague.
Portland, o, via Kobe
MAYAGuEZ, PR, May .. 8 AM-Arrived.
str zula, New York for Laguayra (and
proceeded 10 AMI.
I MOBILE, Ala. May o-Arrived str Verona
sailed 9th, str Laclawanna. Houston:
sohrs Beatrice eBr), Nuevitas; i Marie
NEW ORLEANS, La. May o-Arrived, strs
Raltic dam. Port Lobos; Baton Rouge.
Tampico: Bowden CNorl. Mobile: Fjeiba
CHond), Celba; Fred w Weller. Mexico, Hi
bneras (Hond). Bluefields Macoris (BD,
sailed 9TH, strs Texas. Gurport steel
Trader. Mobile; Pequot Hampton Roads.
Sailed from Port Eads 4th. strs Baldhill.
Choro Maru CJap). Hong Kong: Creole. New
Sailed from Port Eads bth. strs Author
tBr), Liverpool; Hoiisatonic (Brl. Queens
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ARRIVED.

str Somme (transport). Antwerp April D.
10 the United States Army Transport Service,
with 81 first cabin, IS second and AIS troops.
Went TO pier 4, Hoboksn.
Str Monana, Copenhagen April IL To tho
Seager Steamship Co, In ballast. Went 90
New York Dock Co's pier IS. Brooklyn.
Str Fairmont, Hamburg.
Str City OF Madrid dBr). Sydney and Cape
Town via Boston. to Morton. Lnly & Co, with
station Island.
Str Floridian, Seattle and Tacoma April ?.
Portland 6th, San Francisco 1Ath, San Pedro
18th and Cristobal 2Sth. 90 the United
American Lines, with mdse. Went to pier q,
Bush Docks. Brooklyn.
Str Canadian Sauatter CBr), Rosario April
and barbados 2Rth. to Wilfred Il Mckay,
Inc, with nidse. Went to Edgewater. NJ.
Str Aurora GDutcla). Psrarnaribo April 2,
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL SATURDAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, THURSDAY, MAY s. 1871

Jaclnel 18Th, Aux Cages 18th. Miragoane 2oth
and Port au Prince 9th, 70 Iuneh, Edge 4
90. with i passengers and mdse. Went 20
pier s. Bush Docks. Brooklyn.
Str san Juan, Mayaguez April 26, Arecibo
2sth aud san Juan 10Th. to the New YORK
and Porto Rico Steamship Co., with 81 pas
sengers, mails and mdse. Went to New York
Dock Cos pier 3d. Brooklyn.
Str Alliance, Cristobal April y, Port au
Prince goth and Cape Hayti May l. TO the
Panama Railroad Steamship Line. with IA
passengers, malls and mdse Went % pier
l. Hoboken. -
Str santa Marta. Cristobal April Il, Carta-
gena Esd. Puerto Colombia 18th santa
Marta 2Sth and Kingston Goth, TO the United
Fruit co, with 80 passengers, mails and
indse Went to pier 10. East River.
Str Munardan tBr). Sagua April -, CAL
la rien 10th and Matanzas 30t1, 10 the Nun
son Steamship Co, with sugar. Went %
Edgeweter. Nj.
str Munaires Nuev1tas April 10, Glen
fueGos 2ist and Santiago 10Th. to the Nuneon
Steamship Line, with mdse. Went 70 Ma
tional Sugar Refinery, Yonkers.
Str Jefferson, Norfolk. TO the Old Dominion
Transportation Co, with mdse. Went 70 pier
26 North River.
Str Melyo Maru (Jap). PHILADELPHIA
II S destroyers Belknap. McCaua, bancroft,
CoweI McCook and Bush, Newport, III.
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Naval Orders
Special Despatch to THE NEw York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Waahingf0n. ID. O.. May D. {

These naval orders have been made public:
Lieut.. John J. Brady. Chaplain Corps. TO
duty Y. s. s. Michigan. Lieut.. T.. w. Cor
Commander II. r. Hein to command Sub
marine Division Six; Lieut.. w. Z. Hewitt.
to connection fitting out u. s. s. Tillman.
Lieutenant Commander A. *. Cree. M. c.,
to Marine Expeditionary Force. Santo Do
mingo; Lieutenant Commander F. r. Nc
Milien. y. g, to duty with Paynaster Gen
eral. Washington. Capt. G.. G. Schafer. s. c.,
to Bureau Supplies and Accounts. Washing
ton: Rear Admiral Philip Andrews, to
United States Lieut.. Arthur c. Hoyt to
Submarine Chaser 90; Commander s. B. Nc
Kinney, and Lieutenant Commander IL. J..
Pierce, to United States: Lieut.. H. O..
5owell, to u. s. 8. Tracy: Lieut. =. A. Gil
lespie. TO duty with Atlantic Fleet Ship Plane
Division.