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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-05-10
CITY TO INSTALL, MopERN
SYSTEM or ACCOUNTING

Officials of the city government. an,
nounced yesterday that, beginning on
July first, modern. up-to-date system
of accounting is to be installed to han
die the financial affairs of Brunswick
Representatives OF four auditing con
Germs will be in the city this week to
submit suggestions as to the proper
system to be adopted, after going over
the situation and the concern which
evolves the system best adapted to
the requirements of the city will be
awarded the contract to install the
new method Of bookkeeping. This
step has been contemplated for some
months, and officials believe that its in
staliation will result in substantial
saving to Brunswick in the course of
year. IS - st4.h.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-05-10
SAGE TEA TURNS
GRAY HAIR DARK
It's Grandmother's Rec, te
Bring Back Color and
Lustre to Hair.

~ 4
That beautiful, even shade of dark,
glossy hair can only he had by brew
ing a MIXTURE of Sage Tea and Sui
phur. Your hair is your charm. It
makes or mars the face. When il
fades, turns gray or streaked, just an
application or two of Sage and Sui
phur enhbnces it's appearance hun
dreifold.
Don't BOTHER to prepare the mix-
ture; you can get this famous old
recipe improved by Che addition of
other ingredients at a. small cost, all
ready fort use. 1t is called Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound. This can
always be depended upon to bring
back the natural color and lustre of
your hair. -
Everybody uses .'wyeth's" Sage and
Sulphur Compound now because it
darkens so. naturally and evenly that
nobody Gag tell 1t has been applied.
Yop simply dampen alsponge or soft
brush with4it. and sdraw this through
the hair, taking onessiilall strand at a
firne:a by inprning itfieb gray hair has
disappeared and AFTER another appH-
cation It becomes beautifully dark and
appears g1ohsy and Ylustrous. This
ready-to-use preparation is delight
full toilet requisite for those who de-
sire dark hahn and a youthful sppear-
eDce. II Is rot intended for the cure
mitiEation or prevention OF disease.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-05-10
ARCo AND BAPTIST BARRACKS
TO PLAY THIS AFTERNOON. I"

Another baseball game between the
teams of the Arco Athletic Association
and the Baptist Baraca Glass is sche-
duled for this afternoon at 4: 80 o'clock
at the Norwich street park, and the
advance indications are that the con
test will be one of the best yet seen in
Brunswick this season The Baptists
have considerably strengthened their
team since the game Saturday after
noon. having secured another pitcher
who is said to be an especially good
one. Therefore, the fans of the city
are assured that the game will be
much better one than was the case
Saturday. A small admission fee to
defray expenses will be charged. Edo
Miller will serve as umpire, and the
public is urged to attend. The game
will not be q regular city league game.
the schedule for which begins on May
18th.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-05-10
CIVIL DOCKET UP
IN, CITY COURT.

The regular May term of Brunswick
city court re-convened yesterday morn
ing after recess since Friday. and
Immediately upon the assembling Of
the court the Civil docket was taken
up for trial. A number Of cases were
called up and disposed of during the
DAY yesterday, and the business afftile
court will very likely begcompleted
with today's session. 1t is said that
4 few criminal cases remaining for
rial may come up for disposition after
the eisil docket has been completed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-05-10
RAIN is FORECASTED
FOR MIDDLE OF WEEK.

Brunswick is in for IA spell OF wet
ness according to the official dope
of the weather bureau issued for the
week yesterday. The forecast for the
period May . to 14th inclusive. for the
South Atlantic and East Gulf states
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-05-10
MOTHERS DAY PRoG&
AT BRUNSWICK cHURU

Mothers Day" was observed st
practically all the Brunswick churches
Sunday, with appropriate programs
either at the Sunday school hour, or
Turing the regular church services.
Elaborate programs We're Cal led out
At two or three of the Sunday schools
nd altogether. the occasion was OBJ
served here in a manner that reflected
credit upen the interest the people of
the city have in this most sacred
event. A white flower, the symbol OF
the day, was worn by practically every
man on the streets Of the city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-05-10
NEWS NOTES
of General Interest
FAlR-Moderate Temperatures.
THE TIDES.

THE TIDES.
High water at 1914 a. m. and 1922
p, m. Low water at 4:16 a. m. and
1926 p. m. Based on outer bar; APP
proximately 80 minutes later in the
harbor.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-05-10

is UonsldefaDle1 cloadiness il indicat-
ed fer the week, with normal temperas
lures. Rain about the middle of the
week is probable. s~
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-05-10
w. A. o,GUtNN & co.
HAVE SUCCESSFUL SALE.

The special economy sale inaligur
ated at the popular clothing store of
w. A. o'Quinn & Co.. Saturday morn
ing is meeting with success far beyond
expectations, said Mn. O'Quinn .yester-
LAY, the store having been crowded
with buyers all during the day Satur-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-05-10

day. and with as MANI
onvenientlS waited
Still greater bargains >;sr&
nounced, and readers of ~
ind it profitable to reke
tisement which app&
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
ARRIVED.

Str Poionia tDen). J'bau Nov ~, Danz;
10th and Copenhagen iTth, 20 zoe East
Asiatle Co, with 81 cabin and I'll third class
passengers. mats and ndsc. Went 20 r.cr
>. Bush Docks. Brooklyn.
Str Princess Mn,olsa. Hamburg Nov 10 20
the United states Lines. with 2J4 cnbn and
50 third class passengers, mails and mhec
Anchored "a Quarantine. VIII dock nj pier
4, Hoboken. Friday morning.
Str Mcgeil fIeilas tGreeO. plracus Nov 49,.
to y Galanos, with % first, l0i second
ard i0T third class passengers and mdso.
Anchored In Quarantine.
Str Mount Clay, Hamburg Nov 10, 20 the
United American Linca, With II cabin and
200 third class pasecngcra nails and rldac
Went to pier SO, North Rivc-.
Str vonno1ia tBr). r.ondcn New ~ and
slip CO. Ltd. with mdsc. Went 10 pier g.
rectlon *, Wcehawkcr.
scr Eglantier (Beigj, Antwerp Sov 8, 20
the Lloyd Royal Beige, with nndsG.
str CITY of Oran (Nr, Crlcutta Oct 4,
Colombo tqti. por. Said 2nth Boston Not
u and Philadelphia 30th, 70 Norton LILY &
CO, with ndse. Wen. TO pier .. Bush Docig
Brooiayn
str Camamu (D-nsb Santos Nov : ana
Rio Janelro nth, 80 the Lloyd Bsazlleifo
with mails aad mdsc. Went TO pier ), Euah
Docks, Brooklyn.
Str Aeolus Buenos Aires Nov 10. Monte
vldoo flth, Santos 18th and RIO Jsnc,ro i1tr.
to tho Munson Steamship Line. with 0a
passengers. mails and mdso Went 20 pier
str vasari (BD. Bu,nos Aires Nov g. Rio
Jsneiro 18th and Trinidad 23d. 20 LSmport
& Holt, with passengers, mails ard mdse
Anchored IN Quarantine
Str Ohiosn. Herttie Nov 4, Sau TrENinco
9th, San pcdto i2;h eul cslstoeal 23d. TO
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
BIG COFFEE SHIPMENT
ARRIVES FROM RIO
The Munson Liner Eolus
Brings o,O00 Bags.

The Munson liner iEolus, from Rio
Janeiro and other South American ports.
arrived yesterday with 10000 bags ot
coffee. the largest shipment Of its kind
that ever has been brought here In o
passenger carrier. Antonio jose dc
souza. merchant OF Buenos Aires. said
there was a much improved demand Tor
American goods in Buenos Aires. but
added:
During tho war small American firms
OF low standing were guilty of business
practices which have done harm 90 the
fair name OF American commerce. This
is particularly true in the hardware
machinery and farm implement trades"
Other passengers by the yEolus were
Lieut. Com. John @. Ziegler and Lieut.
Claude d. Roop OF the Navy: Fred -.
Fairchild. coffee grower OF Santos VIII
lam Hartnett ranchmnn OF Buenos
Aires; Charles a. Pope. DIR. John A. Me-
Kenna and Rogelio Baldrlch, operate
tenor.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
SHIP SCUTTLED TO GET
INSURANCE, IS CHARGE
indictments Charge Conspir-
0cy in Cose of the Endicott.

NORFOLK, Va. Dec. Indictments
returned IN the Federal District Court
here disclosed what the Government
charges was a conspiracy to scuttle tho
American schooner Charles G. Endicot'.
which sank off the Cuban coast last
February.
The indictments named J. S. Vascon-
scilas. said to be the principal stock
holder In two New York companies the
Fcnin suts Export Company and Penin-
gula Shipping Company. the latter Of
wlch owned the Endicott: James G..
Cook, master OF the schooner: Russell
L. Beatty. deck engineer. and Joe as-
conscllas. q member of the crew. All
were arrested on bench warrants AMI
,eieascd on $40 900 bail each.
The captain and crew OF nine of the
schooner escnoed In lifeboats and re-
ported that the vessel had struck n
mine. A claim Of s1Si.0Oo war risk in
surance was made against the Govern
1ent. British and American marine In
-urance companies also issucd insur-
ance amounting to si7s.o0o.'
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
SAIL SATURDAY.

Nc rsthmian s.cap.,;io Lincs With mtsc.
Went to pier g. f.IsA Docks brooklyn.
scr Quilpuo (E". Cuayaauil Nov ~.
Msnta 18th, caracaa 10Th. IfioSrs laaa III, ~.
Pacific Steam Navigation Go. with paS
scngcrS. mails and mdve. Went to pier y.
str Eiger (Nor). Porfo Colombia Nov rs.
Certagena 1Tth. Kingston 21st and ST Ann
lay 23d, to the Caribbean Steamship Co.
with md5c. Wen; 10 pier ), Empire Storea.
Str Tiyivcs. cartazena Noy 10. Porto CO
lonlbia 22d. Santa Marta 2ttll and Kingston
10th. to the United Fruit Go. with ~ pa
sengers. malls and nldse. Wont 10 pier 10.
Fast River.
Str + y Asche. Bahama Islands. to Rob
ert l. Hague. Arrived N tow OF Merritt d
Chapman tugs. Went to RoSins's dry doci' ,
str Mary. San Domingo City Nov 81.
Mecorio S s2d. Porto rinq 9th ana Iflo MoFS Ii
rcsc. Wen. 20 New York Dock Cos pier
-. brooklyn.
Str Edward /. pohcny III, Lobos >oy ~
Petroleum and Transport Co. with oil. We I
to Rohins's dry dock. Brook!yn.
s'r swiftscout. Tampico. 10 d Mallory
Anchored of weeila vixen. ga .
Str Muneric tBr), Matanzas Nov 70, 20
the Munson Steamship Line, with sugar.
Anchored off Tompkinsvilo
Str Bcrwndvslc N)rl. Manau Nov 20, 70
II winchester & Co. with sugar. An
chored off Staplcton.
Str Fort Victoria G3-). bermuda Sov ~
10 the Furness-Bornuda Line. with l2a pa
sengers. mails and ndSe. Went 10 pier %.
North River
Str Lightburne, Port Arthur. TO tho Texa
Co, with crude oil. Went 10 Bergen Point.
str G a Snide-. Port Arthur. 20 the Unior
sulphur co. Went 70 Constable Hook. NJ
str Gufqueen, Port Arthur Nov %, Go til"
Gulf Refining co. with crude oil
.;tr Cnrtona Mobile. 10 the Paulsen Trad
iup Co, with mdse. Wal discharge at Pert.
Amboy.
Str Comenche Jacksonville, 20 the Ciyt
Steamship Co. with passengers and md'c
Went 10 nler &c. North River.
str Eaa,ern Guide Newport News. 20 IN
L Shipping Board. Went 20 foot of ls'
street. East River.
str Giyndon Philadelphia. 70 the Atantic
Fruit 90. Anchored OFF Stapieton.
Tug Storm King. towing osrges land tue
c,, nvarartf-a HIGHT. at 80 pm,
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
US. MAIL S. S. co.
BEING INVESTIGATED
Creditors Attorney Charges
Agent in France With Cues
tionable Deals.
CARLOS MAYER EXAMINED
Unable 70 Explain Who Gave
Him Stock Certificate
for S51, ,000.

sock certificates and other securities
held by Carlos Mayer viii be examined
~ attorneys representing the receivers
end creditors OF the United states Mail
Steamship Company. for which NJ.
risycr scted as representative IN France.
~ a result of testimony given yesterday y
!, fore John b. Johnston, special master
al 700 Broadwar. Laurence II. Strcuso.
attorney for committee OF creditors,
raid that the evidence so far submitted
lad tended to show questionable trans
artors" between Mr. Mayer and various
companies affiliated with the Unitea
States Mail and that the examination
~as necessary TO establish the precist
nature and extent of these transactions
Mr.. Strouse said he was especially in
1cTcsted in certificate for s5i 900 l..
sloclS of Mayer & Lage. Inc. Mr.. Mayer
7-al testified TO finding this in his bo"
when he returned from Paris, but he hal
Teen unable to state who had put X
1fcre or who had bought it for him o.:
given II to him.
The testimony OF Mr.. Mayer revealed
that soA0, 900 had been placed to his
Canada Steamship Company and other
concerns allied with the United States
Mail Steamship Company during the si,,
Jcars he bad been in France. All but
10000 OF this. he said, had been ex-
pended for personal expenses.
Mr.. Mayer told OF receiving Si50,9O0
commission for negotiating "A contract
Involving $50, 900. 900 between the France
snd Canada Company and the French
fst g. IL. 4,..., -tA.,
tion Of steel, oats and general mer-
chandisc The profit on the contract
vas about S5,000.0oo. he said. Other
sums were placed 10 his credit III Paris
~ the France ct Canada ConIpagnie
Francaise and the United States Mail
Steamship Company.
The witness was questioned regarding
the relations OF the Mayer companies
with the British Empire Steel Company
during the war. He denied knowledge
OF any such transactions, and said he
had never heard that the British COM
pany had desired TO purchase the United
States Mail. He also testified that he
never had any dealing with Julius
Mayer, who before the war was agent
In New York for the Hamburg American
Line. or any other officials of German
steamship companies with the exception
or the North Gcrna'. Lloyd.
Stuart Mcintosh, treasurer Of the
United States Mail Steamship Company.
was questioned closely regard ing the
organization ana direction OF the various
Mayer enterprises His testimony
brought out the existence OF Mayer Ss
Carpenter. Inc. which never had trans
acted any business. but had one asset
i sgainst which the France and Canada
,Steamship Company held an offset.
Pressed as to the nature Of this asset,
Mr.. Mcintosh said
Il don't know whether you would call
It an asset-it consists OF 1000 barrels
OF gin In Cuba" One of the attorneys
suggested an order calling for the pro-
duction OF the gin In court. but Mr.
Johnston said that ne had no jurisdic-
tion.
The proceedings will be resumed this
afternoon at o'clock.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
Transatlantic Mails.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 3.

Europe. Africa and Wet Aria, via Fiyrn-
ouih, Boulogne and Rotterdam tnnil y;
also parcel post malls for Netherlands, str
NOORDAM, 8 AM cup o:30 All y.
Europe Africa and West Asia tFrance,
Italy. Greece. Norway, Sweden. Latvia
Esthonia. Finland and Madeira %. via Plym-
qr.h. Chernourg and Antwerp; also pa roe,
post mails for Great Britain, ireland, Bel
giun, Luxembourg. Belgian Congo and other
countries 90, str LAPLAND, AN tgup
$3.50 AM y.
Italy ana Greece CJugo- slavia y. Vie
Naples. patras and Dubrovnlk; also parcel
post mails for Italy Greece and JuSo-
SiaN'a. ctr rREslpENTE WILSON. 80
AM.
Ge-na,y, Via Bremen; afro parcel post
mails for Germany. Austria, Czecho-5lo-
yasia. Hungary and Switzerland, str HuD-
SON. 1880 AM.
Norway. Sweden and Finland. via C1othen-
burg: also pcrcel post mail6 for Sweden, str
DROTTNINGHOLM. 1880 AM (sup II
AN -.
France. Belgium. Luxembourg. Runiana.
bulgaria, Czecho- -Slovak!a. hugo -Siavia.
Augtiia. Hungary. Poland. Switzerland,
Italy. Spain. Greece, Portugal. Turkey,
Syria. Palestine Egypt British Ildis.
Kcnya and Uganda. Malta. Gibraltar. Siam,
cyprus, Ceylon and Straits Settlement e
tother countries -. via Havrc; also parcel
POST mails for France and other countries.
~ Ia ToURAINE, II 80 AM (sup 1880
PM -.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
WIRELESS REPORTS.

str United states Cpnn), Copcnhagen, g.,
for New York was 700 miles Y OF Ambro9c
lightship AZ noon let. Reports. WNW storm.
Expects TO dock at foot OF iTth stree,
Hohoken, Sunday morning.
str Arabic (Br), Naples, &c. FOR Nc"
York is expected 20 dock al pler %, North
River about ~ AM Friday.
str George washington, Bremen. sc, fut
New York, "a expected 20 dock at per y
iToboken. late Thursday afternoon.
Str Orduna (Br), Hamburg &c. for Nov
York, IL expected TO dock at pier ~. NORTH
River about 10 AM Thursday.
Str Columbia (Br), Glasgow for New
York, is expected 20 dock at plct %, Ncrj
River. Sunday forenoon.
York. IS expected 20 dock at pier ", Ncr'
river. Sunday forenoon.
Str Mnnekahda. HamourC for New for'
IL expected 20 dock Al pier 90. North River
iatc Saturdoy or early SUNDAY.
Str paria (Frl. New York for Havre. !
c,pccted 10 arrive at fIavre about noon TIT
dav.
ST. Manchusia New Yort for HAMBURG Y
etIsyod ubout 2t hours. Shit ~ expected q
reach Cherbouig Friday night.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
DOLLAR BUYS SHIP AT S375,ooo.
Pays Cash for the CnIIno, Exeter
man Vessel.

WAsgINGroN. Dec. The steel
steamship Cailao. formerly German
cargo and passenger ship. but later an
army transport was sold yesterday b.
the Shipping Board to Robert Dollar o.
San Francisco for $4,000 cash. II
probably will be taken 20 tho Pacific for
use IN foreign trade.
The vessol IL a coal burner. built IN
Germany IN 1912. She Is OF s.226 tons
and is i5s feet In length. Her speed Il
said 20 be 10 knots an nour
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
Is SHIPS BUILDING
IN AMERICAN YARDS
Tonnage 34f ,I34. Four of A.
900 Tons for Government.

Ships building in. American yards as
~ December l totalled 46. OF an aggre-
gate tonnage of S41.134. of which all
but four. OF $4,000 tons. were for pri-
waite account, according 20 figures pre-
nared by the American Bureau oe Ship
ping. The records show a continuous
decline In the amount OF work On nand
n the shipyards, and no new contracts
were closed during the month OF No
vember
Number and tonnage of ships building
for private account at the various yards
is shown in the following table:
The New York herald., 1921-12-02

hampton Reacts lat 81 q, lon &c q Dec J.
Illinois 2G0 Sc Cape Race SON
-aEs Fife Gi3 5 Ambrose .inth.
Lorain .0s5 y Amhrosc 5 PM BOTH.
= Naddcquef l52 y Anic~oit Dee /.
Nanaeui i20 s NantW.';e. + V rec }.
Natura $50 ) Ambrose 4 y ;su.h
s. Neesp 2i0 l. Ambrose 30til.
Nelrose 10 by W %nafuci7ct 10th.
N.rnekahda 1,l0i Y Ambrose Dec /.
\a,onchce na-sea Bl1cl; Island Dec l.
Norfolk IS w by Montauk noon Dec !.
Oafa.ro II SW Fire Island Dec l.
orient iiS r. Ambrose Dee /.
Panhandle state, lat 90 +0 Ion iS 10 3O.h.
i'auisboro 40 ENC Ha.teras 3nth.
PIPE stone COUNT G57 Z Ambrose 30.h.
Fonce 1872 S New YORK AN Dec |.
:. guachc lat - d1. To- 20 oT 3n;h.
San Jogerzo 81 = San Juan I'M 30th.
S.nusta In lat ~ 3S. Ion - 20 3U:h.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
Mails for South and Central Amer
ica, West Indieo &c.
TRIDAY, DrCEMpEp .

Turks Island and Dominican Republic via
Turks Island. Monte Christi, Puerto Plata
San,ana. SANCHEZ. La Rorlana, San Pedro
de Macoris, San Domingo City, Aaua and
Daranona. str i;RTsSE1.. L. VI.
Hai3 tezccpt Cape Haiti ard por. 'e
Ps!.D Canal Ioac. Panama. Salvador
tp"!nts. &cl. Nicaragua (eycept East Coast,
tMa2ala City. Caoluteca (also prints. &c.
Tor %araonle. Teguciralpa and Yuscaran). IN
iloHduras. Cauca and Narino department.
OF Colombia and Ecuador (other parts of
Honduras and ,ctter mail for Salvador -.
via Port au Prince and Cris.obal, str
COLON (soa pogD. II 80 Pm (sup 80
PM -.
Cape Haiti. Port dc Paix Jamaica tl.
Colombia, except Cauca, Narino and Magdn-
lena departments (other parts of Haiti -,
Via Care Haiti. for: au Prince. KingstCl.
Saranilla and Car.agena. str LAKE ELRio.
10 AM.
Trindad, C.uaaj Bolivar and Guiana. Via
Trial ed. CeorgeioW Parma ri5o Cayenne
SANUS. / PA.
Newfoundland CO, via st Johns. Nj. by
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
By United States Naval Radio.

Distances given IN mics position ~ noon,
unlcss otherwise spcc'fcdl
America 500 " Ambrose Dec !.
Afnpetco 400 r.NE Ifatterez 3Oth.
Dliiwyn SIX w Cape Rojo 30th.
Dochet due BOSTON Dec :.
Durango iS0 n Nantucket 30tli.
Easiorn Temple 1876 Y By Cape HcnF;
Dec I.
r,velyn S Darna yat 30tn.
Faraby 49, " Ambrose Dec 7. Dl9 New
York Saturday morning.
For; Hamilton lat 10 ~ Ion ~ "a 30til.
C;recian or Fire Island noon Dec :.
cuieoH l30 sTi Ambrose L noon llcc :.
C;ulfcoaet fnd Drcrtop Rcef noon Dec ].
Cuirnnd i43 SW Nantucket noon Def I.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
Steamers Due in New York.
DUE DECEMBER ..

steamer. From Agent.
Arabs. Naples 10Th. Whit Sta
c. so1 10 isspartei. Las Panas ,7h. Ybarra L,7e
CITY OF Atlanta. Savannah 2oth. Ocean SIS Co
City OF Canton, Gibraltar l3,h. ,,...
Lurkcnbach ss c.
f. Alba. Galveston Goth. southern Pac!f'c
Frogner. v!oorg 9th. th.................. -----
Geo Washington. Cherbourg 2+th u S Linz
Guiana. St Thomas 9th 90. Furn,sss-WriiMhv M
" Maliorv. Galveston Goth. Mallory Lis"
Havo. sundsvaai 5th .........s o Stray
Ipswich. Hamours 18th. United American
King City. Barry 10Th. .............U ~ nj"
ord,i,a. southampton aod. Royal Mail
Sinasta. Hamburg 18TH. ........ BARBER & 60
Sommclsdyk. Algiera 1p;h. ...... .Fupch- -t.dyc
sveln Jarl, Tminghem f6tn. . Stray
Tuscan Prince. Msrseilles ioLh. .Furness With
Wardha. Genoa Sth. ........... .PeiTce Line
West InsEip. Antwerp 17ti. Black Diamoad
West Jslets, Colon 23d. d...........M IL Tray
DUE DECEMBER 5.
Albania, Liverpoo! 18th. cgnard Live
Anraldo V. Catania "a. Mcconnell Trudn
Exeter city. Fowey i2th.. Jas ArNeil & CO
roraby Leith intih;t.J nh, pNd,na WinshGsros nrcs
Miehisan. Men London ieth Atlantic Trsnsport
Oria, Hamburg 18th. american Metal
Siboney. Havana goth. h........... Ward LiHc
Somerset, Hamburg isth, II I Hssns ISs,,c
yaiacla, London 10Th. ......... .Cunard Line
DUE DECEMBER 4.
Apache, Jacksonville 1st.......... Clyde Lire
britannia, Narcotics iatli.. .Fabre Line
Cananova. San Juan 29th: Atlantic Fruit
Q of Montgomery, Savannah LIST. Ocean s. Co
Columbia, Glasgow 2ith. Anchor Lire
Curaca. Cristobal 2Jth. - Y Pacific SIS co
Giuseppe Verdi. Naples 22d
Mcdonnell & Tru@a
Minne;ahda. Hamburg 23d. Atlantic IT
Tancric. Alg,era Tth. .Eouldcr. w & !;
Tastorea, Havana ist t........... .Unltea ffGi'
SoriRnd Barry 10Th. ............S o stray
West Calumb, Gibraltar isih.... United Am