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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-13
Liberty Bonds.

New York, April 13.-Liberty 3Rs
S99.92; first 4 Ids $99.S4; second A
las $99.74; third las $4,000;
fourth Ids $99.9S; Victory 4 GAS
$100.7S.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-13
SPANK 'EM YOUNG
is ADVICE THIS
WOMAN OFFERS

Kansas City. April 13.-Mrs. Anna
Kingston, mother OF Mrs. Dorothy
Fox Cartwright, 90. confessed girl
wife OF two husbands, today urged
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-13

Corsets were designed in the six.
teenth century. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-15
Negro Accused of Murder
Is Freed Without Bail
District Attorney Banton Does
Not Prosecute Because lie
"Indersiands" Blacks

District Attorney Banton asked
Judge Alfred J. Talley in General ses-
sions Yesterday 10 parole william
Game. a negro, Of 265 West Forty-sey-
enth Street. on his own recognizanee.
Game was about 20 be tried on an IN
dictment charging him with murder.
The negro was arrested on the night
OF January last when Luther Boldly
shot and killed Detectives Miller and
Buckley near the West l35th Street
police station. Game had a revolver.
and the police thought az first he had
shot the two detectives. Afterward,
however he was identified by William
Belkin. Of 1863 West 10th Street, as
having shot and killed Charles John
son. a negro janitor, afterward robbing
Bclkin Of 5000.
"Caine did not have a cent in his
pockets when he was arrested two
hours after the hold-up." said Mr..
Banton. Moreover, he was IN the
vicinity OF the crime and shabbily
dressed and sober. ! was born In the
South and ] think ! understand the
psychology Of the negro. | am will
ing 20 say that ! do not believe that
Game would have been near the crime,
or that he would have been penniless,
or shabby II he had committed it,
Judge Tallcy gave his consent and
Game walked gu. Of court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-15
In. NJ. Building lOI, 900
Tons of New Shipping
Seven Vessels Acquired During
Year; Two To BE Added on
Transatlantic Run

New steamers under construction or
ordered for the international Mercan-
tile Marine Company on June 30, 1922.
aggregated 1Oi, 900 gross tons, accord
ing 20 the annual report made public
yesterday. This includes eight ships,
OF which two are for the New York to-
London service Of the Atlantic Trans
port Line-the Minnetonka and the
Minnewaska, Of 10000 tons each. The
others are for subsidiary companies for
other trades.
Seven ships, Of 1895 gross tons,
were acquired during the year. These
included the Majestic, $4,000 tons, and
the Homcric, 1862 tons, which were
obtained by the White Star Line from
Germany under the Treaty Of Yer
saillcs. Others were the Arabic, 1916;
the Pittsburgh. 10000; the Regina,
1900; the Sophocles, 1861, and the
DakotiGn, 6,426.
Among the ships which now are be-
ing refitted is tho Belgenland, 24547
tons, which will be placed in the Ant
werp service, making the largest
steamer on the route.
The international Mercantile Marine
Company now controls 100 ships, OF
1860 gross tons. The new tonnage
will DO pressed 20 completion as soon
as conditions are favorable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-15
NAVY Orders

Prom The Trbure's Washington Bvreau
WASHINGTON. July it--Nayy orders
Issued to-day follow:
Grelg. H. Com. S. o. 20 L. g s Argonne.
Ritter. It. Com. II. II. TO eth naval dis
Carter. IT, Com W. r. 10 Z. 8 s. Proeyon.
Smith. L. Com. O.. 10 Pacific feet
Johnson, T.. c: r.. 20 L S $ Prometheus
Smith. IL. a r 20 Newark.
s,audt. IT, g. - A. r.. 70 L. s $. Ar
R R:::s i 4 com d, j. A a. e E.S"'''
Roddis It. Com. l.. n. TO Inn nsvsl
blackwell IT, r. h. to Baltimore.
Bowling. L. Q. -. 90 Washington.
Milian. H. Is. 81 T.. J.. % New York.
Townsend. Il %. 81 W c.. 20 washing
oinsrieh. II, q. 81 II. =. to Atlantic
Davis. IT, r. S. to san,o Domingo
Murphy Pay clk W J., 20 Hampton
ilosis. Ap. clk. IT, IT.. to San Francisco.
Keanc. Ap. Cik r. j.. to Key West
Hornbcrger. Com. J. T.. 20 Pacinc heet.
Kiiton. Ap. Clk. h. j.. to san Francisco.
SsEs" A Ap cE G g. 70 20 Grsss
Dettens. It. , W. to 4. s. $. peeos.
Klnnear. H. q. 80 l.. s.. 20 L. $. s. SIG
Brown. It. q. - A. D. TO L. :. S. r.
fano.
Hardesty. It. o. - =. 4, 20 L. g. S
Albany.
Mcdonald. IT, q. 81 J. D., TO L. S. s
Huron.
swanston. Ems. V. 4. 10 u. s. 8. SIT
Uien. IT.. y. 20 u. s. s. Buffalo.
Chamberlain. IL. d. l.. 90 Yangzte patrol
Weer. II. n. T.. 10 destroyer division L.
Hubbard. It. \. l.. TO 4. =. y. Quiros.
brady. It. n. J.. % division %
Ragie. II. n. r.. 20 4. 8. s. Melville.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-15
Arrived Yesterday

Arnpetco (Beir). Antwerp. Iuns - 70
Robert l. Hague. In ballast. Pier o. h"'
Motor schr Hasbet CBD. st John. y y =
July q no Dabcock. Mcleod a co, WIN
mdse on Red Hook FLATS. Bkiyn A.,
Pioneer (BeiF. Hawe. June ~,
worn June 90 90 the Lloyd Royal beike'
with mdsc. Erie Basin. Bklyn -.,.,
Imatra (Flnl. Wiborg. June ,; Cssdlu'
Juno 20. Boston. July y. % inc rnt9u-
hanna Go. with mdses Pier ~ IS hSn.
paracoa. July 9. 10 tho Di Giorgio : Co.
with ~ pass and mdse: Pier z. Z X. =,
Rotterdam (DO. Rotterdam. Jul, -
Bcdlogne and Plymouth. July s 70 ne hol-
ond cabin. 200 third class pass. malls ana
mdse: 9TH ri. fIoboken 49,
west Nohno. Metadi April %. AKIN
May @. Grand Lahu. Juns g. freeto"n;
June III. Las paimas. June 20. 20 II
Bull a CO. with rndfe. Pier g. 10 kyn
william Green. Tampico. July 6 70 ne
pan-Amerlcan Petroleum IranspoF, W
with crude oil: on Tompknsvllle, $ !.
Susquehanna. Danzig. June ~. Brenen.
July ~ tho United states Lines. win -
FIRST. ca third class pass. malls and mdse
Alabama. Port Arthur July 2. % the
TEXAS Co. with OIL. bergen Point. y J.
81 Orlcnte. Galveston July Z. 10 me
southern Paclfc Co, with mdse' Pier 81
Vi Lago. New oriean. July g: 20 the
Southern Paclnc Co. with mdse Pier 81
y Y.
g Coz vlth mdse Pier ~ y r.
Concho. Galveston july 3 % the Nal
Tory g S Line; with pass and mdse' Pier
Asia Fr). Lisbon July , 70 James W
Elweli & Co. with pass. malls and mdse
Heiios (N6r). Turks Island July .: 70
Columbus Co. with pass ana mdse
Hvidehsvet DAM. saguA July = 90
Niunson \ Co. with mdse. on Liberty.
schr Charles G. Lester. 81 Johns July 4.
20 sexton g. Bryant. with mds". on Red
MSuret a Or. southampton and
CherboYrg. July a: 20 tho Cunard Anchor
s S Lines. with 2G7 FIRST. "a second cabin,
4s2 third class pass mails ana mdso; Pier
Port campbell (Br) new 5.i2s tons
reD. Glasgow July 2 % Fuch, Edye
Go. Zoo ballast; Pier 20. Bklyn
Brita (Norl. Sama July 2. 20 The Allan
&c Fruit co. with fruit. Pier 20, r
Silytrsand tBr). Vita July b. Nuevitas
July 3. 10 the Munson Line. with sugar
Warmers Refinery. Edgewater y. j.
Zarcmbo Bordeaux Juno ~. 20 the
Cosmopolitan shipping 60, with mdse
Georgia. Hamburg June e. 20 the Texas
Co. in ballast. on Tompkinsvill-.
HclgOy (Nor). Havana June 20. Antna
July 3. 90 the Munson Line. with sugar
" hfhfi htNhtl - Eub "tttf ~ 81"
city OF Columbia Savannah July IL 10
the Ocean 3 Co, with pas5 and mdse.
Pier o. ~ r.
Wuipolo. Phnadelphia July 70; 90 the
Williams 3 s Co, with mdse. Pier IS.
Bkiyn
Jonancy. Norfolk July "a. % the Pocs
hontas Fu4l Co. with coal. on Rikers
Island. l. X.
Seattle Spirit. Belfast June -: 20 Moore
= Mccormack. with mdse. 18th ~. y u.
Agwlrfar Colon July 8. 20 n a. Cubs
Mall x CO. with mdses Pier IS. B'kiyn.
Chicago tFrJ. Havre July a TO French
Line. with pass. malls ana mdse. Pier
-. ~ r.
Lirnon. Bocas del Toro. 70 the United
Fruit Co with mdse
John - Rockefeller Port Arthur. 20
Robert J. Hague with crude oil.
santore DaiQuiri. 10 tho ore CO
with ore.
Themlstoclss (Gk), PiraeuG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-15
Russian Groups
Buy u. S. Goods
For Rehabilitation
Order for $4,000 in Com
moditics From Agricul-
tural Unit, Says Member
of Tcchnica, Aid Bureau

Russia II in the market for large
quantities Of many American eommodi-
ties. according 20 G.. Rubin, member OF
the central bureau. Society for Tech
meal Aid TO Soviet Russia OF the
United States and Canada, Of ITO West
Forticth Street
yesterday We received an order TOT
$4,000 from the FIRST agriculture,
group. which left here last January
said NJ. Rubin, "to occupy 5000 acres
Of wheat lands az Kiesanoh County
Tambon.
"The community, consisting OF fifty
persons, occupies n former dueal IS
tate Of seven houses, forty-one farm
buildings and a palace which u now
used as a village school and library
"They want power farming machin-
cry. grain seed, medicine, electric light
stations, shoes, harness, dinner dishes,
sugar. copper, steel, stoves, window
glass and hardware Of all kinds
Next Tuesday the fourth agricultural
community will sail on the Mauritania
for Latyia, Mr.. Rubin said. They VIII
consist Of four groups Of fifteen per
sons each and will be amalgamated INTO
two agricultural units. They are tag.
ing with them approximately SO,OOO
worth OF machinery, foods, clothing,
medicines and seeds.
Before leaving each group SENDS
over two or three delegates 20 make
arrangements with the Soviet" con
tinued Mr. Rubin. "The groups sail
ing Tuesday will receive from 5000 70
10000 acres Of the best lands in Rus
STA, including buildings and livestock
free OF charge from the Soviet. They
will be allowed 90 sell any OF the farm
products and keep such money for the
community, but the land and buildings
when vacated cannot be sold, but must
be returned % the Soviet. d,
Each member Of the agricultural
group has paid a certain portion for
all necessary supplies, but everything
taken belongs 20 the whole com
munity."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-15
Reports by Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SHIPMAsTERs

The Tribune publishes daily reports
% the positions % merchant vessels re-
ceived through the fndependsnt Wire
less Corporation and the Radio Corpo-
ration Of America. Shipmasfers Of
vesseis with radio apparatus may. with
out charge, report their fTRJ noon
positions through the following com
uerciai radio stations IN the United
States proper II IL important that
these rsoous should Be sent promptly
a. noon each day In order that they
may be received In time for publlca-
ticn.
Position reports can be sent through
the stations OF the Independent
Wireless Telegraph Company. Inc, New
York City fWCC). Babylon. l. l.
fWSEl. Earhampton. l.. l. (WsA),
New London. Conn. lWsT).
10 charge made for medical or
surgical advice. latest news and weather
reports
The Radio Corporation Of America
will receive position reports through
The following stationsa Cape Cod
fWCC). sissconret. Mass. fWsC), New
London. Conn. lwLcl. Cap. Nay. New
York city fWSrD.
Medical and surgical advice viii be
Fivsn free through The Radio Corpora
iio1 OF America b. the u Public
Health Service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-15

Helen COS Boston L V July IL from
Porto Nlco.
Bristol - sw Scotland July 10.
Aikent so Nantucket shoals July II
bound boston.
Oulfstar al 3 Scotland July IL.
SUFFOLK a. W BY Nantucket July ~.
Bremsrton 1tS n Cape Henry July ~
bound baltimore.
West fmboden 1e5 - half ~ Cape Hffefas
July u bound Norfolk
Blue Triangle 90 y Scotland July -
bound phiiadsiphia and Boston.
Hampden s Use Hedgefence July ~
Rhode Island Let "a a. Ion II - July -
Homestead ssi By Cape HsnrJ July
II
shiek.hinny 90 y Charleston July II
Ouifand 70 HW Nantucket July IL
Eershaw $50 Ne Cape Henry July L.
Eimsport % NJ Cape Henry July -.
Themlstociss 80 from Ambrose 7 Pm July
IL
Rassay IS y Ambrose . PM July 10 Ant
werp from New York. 81,
President Fllmore 500 Ameros J.
July ~. .
CITY 81 Corinth 10 Y Ambross July ~
New York lom London. -,
Agrihavre pkssei Nantucket iio fh
July ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-15
Freight Ships Due

ltuc
Vessel Port. - AIsncI.
Francisco. Hull. June ~
EliermAn's Wilson Line
Blue Triangle, oray's Harbor. June Is =, -.
zsr.mbo. Bordeaux. Jun. Is. -
PalsmbsnE. Gibraltar. July !.
susquehsnnA s S Corp
Earroo Gibraltar. June - .... .Norton-Lilly
Jethou. Barbados. July .... Kerr GO
Agwis;sr. cristobai July .... Ward Line
Lake Como. Tansmo. July =. All Fruit Co
city OK Corinih, London. July ].
Arnpetco. Antwerp. June 2s..Robt l. Hague
s.puiin. Lelth. June o.. Export Trans CO
Due Tomorrow
Port Cabelio. glasgow. July Q.
Funch. Edys Co
vlrrnia. London. July .cuaard $ Co
Vulcan CITY. Shields. June 20. s..,.,,,., r..
Archimsds,. Liverpool. July Q.
Int Mercantile Marine
schoharie. Southampton. July s..
Due Monday
Pawnse. Rouen. June -. .......R + Hague
a L Kent cristooal. July
liOuider. Weir BOYD
Lake Saws. Nu.vitss. July ward Line
San Bruno. Teia. July g.. United Fruit co
Due Tuesday
Coneios. Lisbon. July o. G. d Mallory Co
Nordfjeld. runkirk. July 4
Furness. wnhy Co
sareorls. Dunkirk. July g.
Cosmopolitan Line
Nebrasksn. Los Angeles. June -.
United American Lines
Due Wednesday
MaekinAw. London. July g.
Inter Mere Marine
Bandu. Sierra Leone. July =.
Daniel Bacon A Co
Koyo Msru. San Franclsoo. June II.
Toyo klsen HaishA
Due Thursday
Bsiierophon. Aigiers. June q via Boston.
Funch. Edge A Co
Msnorninee. London. July s~Ati Trans Line
Edward Luckcnbsch. Los Angeles June 20.
Luckenbach s . Co
Due friday
Eastern Coast Orangsmouth. July 4
Susquehanna Corp
Calico. Hull. July 7.
Ellerman's Wilson Line
Norma Tanan1o. July f.Atlantlc Fruit Co
Wesfport. Greenock. July 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-15
New England Oil Receiver
Liabilities of Refners Are Listed
as SI0,4f7 900

BOSTON, July IA temporary re-
eelyer for the New England Oil Cor
pcration, Of Boston, was appointed to-
day by Federal Judge Mack. Liabili-
ties Of the corporation, which has large
rehneries in Fall River. we're listed as
sfC447. 900. with contingent or posi-
bic liabilities" placed at S7,4s4,5oo-
Casper G. Bacon, Of this city, was
FAMED temporary receiver.
The principal assets are described as
the entire stock Of the New England
oil Refining Company, Of Fall River,
and part Of the stock OF the New Eng
land oil Corporation. Ltd. Of Canada.
The Island oil Market Company, OF
Virginia, claims a judgment Of $l,l6l,-
o0C against the corporation, A hearing
as 20 whether the receivership shall be
made permanent will be held on July
20. The petitioner was Henry ;. Par
ker Of Maiden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-15
Wife Accused
OfKiIling Rival
With Hammer
Sole Woman Eyewitness
SAYS Victim Was Lured to
Lonely Spot and Died
Protesting Her Innocence
Tells of Murder Plan
Mrs. Clara Phillips Said TO
Have Bought Weapon Day
Before Arranging Meeting

LOS ANGELES, July 1.-The Los
Angeles County Grand Jury to-day re-
turned an indictment charging Mrs.
Clara Phillips. under arrest at Tucson,
Ariz., with the murder Of Mrs. Alberta
Tremnine Meadows here Wednesday.
Mrs. Meadows was slain by blows from
hammer welded By Mrs. Phillips, ae-
cording 10 the evidence OF Mrs. Peggy
Cafee, sols eyewitness, as she gave II
before the grand jury.
Plans the night before. purchase OF
the instrument Of death, The hammers
meeting Of the victim, the attack the
victims pitiful cries for help. her
flight, reeapture and repeated blows
until she sank in death, were reeited by
Mrs. Cahee, who named Mrs. Clara
Phillips as the slayer.
Restrained by threats Of death from
answering the pleas Of the victim
nauseated by the scene. Mrs. Cahee
said she fed and was later picked up
by Mrs. Phillips. who repeated threats
Of death should she reveal the murder.
She was found early to-day By the po-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-15
Nine Ship Lines
Agree in Fixing
Rates to Italy
Effort 10 Restore Confer
ence TO West Coast Made
at Shipping Board Meet
ing; Trial for One Week
Tariffs Are Strengthened
Slight Increases Fixed on
Selected List of Commod-
tiles for Thorough Test

Nine steamship lines between New
York and the west coast Of Italy
agreed yesterday TO maintain rates for
one week as q step toward restoration
Of tho conference. Twelve commod-
files moving freely 70 Italian ports
we're selected for the test, and the
charges we're increased slightly above
current quotations. A further meeting
will DO held next Friday. II the re-
cults Of the trial are satisfactory the
conference will be restored and the
rate war ended.
The move toward peace among the
important steamship lines in the
Italian service was regarded yester-
day as a cause for distinct optimism
in shipping circles. Earlier IN the
week the Spanish Portuguese confer
ence was re-establishcd. II Is eX-
pected that similar steps will be taken
soon In the French Mediterranean ana
North Africa and also the Black Sea
and Levant. After ocean wars lasting
for several months on the various
Mediterranean traffic lanes there IS
now strong desire for stability and
FOR termination Of the cutthroat
competition which has driven charges
far below the cost Of operation.
The companies which participated in
the meeting yesterday we're Furness-
witty, Cunard. Mcdonald & Truda,
Three Star. Algerian-American, Pierce
Bros, Italian-Amcrican and the NAL
lory Transport Lines. The lnterna-
tional Mercantile Marine Company was
not represented, but it is understood
that its officials will participate. The
Shipping Board was represented by the
Mallory Transport Lines.
The new rates, upon which the test
Of one week will be applied, are: Cop
per, s. ton; oil, wax and incdible
greases, zoe a swt.; sugar, Sc ton;
cotton. high density, 35c a cwt; stand
ard, 4Oc a cwt.; caustic soda, 30 a
owt.; sulphato Of copper and Of am
monia, 81 a ton; provisions, COO a cwt.;
canned goods, zoe a cwt.; grain, l8hc
a cwt. for August and September;
starch. 35c a cwt.; glucose, 35c a cwt;
flour, 35e a cwt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-15
Luckenbach Ship Line
Quits Gulf Conference

The Luckenbach Steamship Company
announced yesterday rs withdrawal
from the Gulf conference. composed Of
ship lines operating from New Orleans.
Galveston and Mobile TO Pacific Coast
ports. The reason given was that the
disruption Of the Atlantic intercoastal
conference may affect Gulf rates. The
statement from r. {. Thackara, vice
president Of the company, reads:
"The Luckenbach Steamship Company
announces to-day It's resignation from
the Gulf intercoastal conference. This
action IS taken In view OF the possi-
biiity Of North Atlantic intcrcoastal
disturbance being reflected In some
measure in the Gulf and the consequent
desire Of Luckenbach interests TO be
frcehandcd to meet situations as they
arise"
n was predicted yesterday that the
Withdrawal Of the Luckenbach Line
would be followed by the collapse Of
the conference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-15
Change of Masters

william Van Eist succeeds James r Kirk
command steam screw Wills
James y Roth succeeds Thomas r Dali
ton command steam screw Resale
Thomas Brown succeeds " n Kuis.
hamper command gasoline screw May.
Aiolph Nelson succeeds William = Klc-
gins command gasoline screw Cigarette
Richard Mcguire succeeds W % Chi
chester command steam screw Apache
clyde s 8 Co.
Joseph Cook succeeds G r Pink com
mand schr Aqua.
" McNeiil succeeds Frederick W
Folker command steam screw Ponce
Frank W Rosa succeeds James y Nc
Allistrr command steam screw General
MuFEa
Thomas N Coiilgsn succeeds Everett
kloek command steam screw Putnam
iedar Larsen succeeds r. Elshor
command steam screw Evelyn. A n Bull
4 Co =
Arthur Barth succeeds Richard J Foster
command barge David Foster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-15
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

ARcHANGEL July s--christisn Krogh
MA %A,L4o. July s-c.rl,hoim tsu,d).
ST SkzGIRE. July s-cOnSmer. New
HAMBURG. July io-sasoiand Cswsd).
Philadelphia. OsWego. Norfolk.
BUENOs ATREs. July i1-Bronie tBr).
New York. Santa Paula, New YORK
CHRIsTIANIA. July ii-sioraker (Nor).
coPENHAGEN. July ii-Hlnelisy Bos-
ROTTERDAM. July i'-Aieyon. tDp.
Boston. Osipreusfen fGerl. Port Arthur
Wesseiing fGer) vabana, y
ANTWERP. July i4-Ala. Baltimore
FLUSHING. July is-CAdoro Utsj. Cal
weston for Hamburg
CARDIFF. July i,-canadian Carrier
(Brl. Montreal.
OfiENT. July t-Jalsvssra orr. ss-
BKRcELoNA. July s-cAbo Espartsi
lspanl New York; 9Th Barcelona tspan)'
Galveston.
GENOA. July s-Fiums uiaD Calves
ton.
LEGHoRN. July s-Albl CFr). Montreal
MARSEfLLES. July io-Phoebus fFrl.
Philadelphia. VILE du Hsvre (Fr). Phlis-
deiphia; nth. Kofuku Maru Dap. Texas
City.
KoBE. July ii-HoSkoh Maru fJspl.
Portland. Ore. Manila Maru dap. Seattle
YOKOHAMA. July - Canadian
Freighter tBr). Vancouver. Hebron. Balti-
more
CAPE TOWN. July i:-J,bbs tBr,.
Montreal
BREMEN. July ii-Pr,dd.nt Arthur.
New York Via Queenstown and Cher
bourg.
PLYMOUTH July it-Msnehuri.. New
York FOR Hamburg land procesdedl.
SOUTHAMPTON. July it-Ninnssoia
OBJ. Montreal for Antwerp land pro-
HAvRE. July i,-Psris tPr). New York
via Plymouth. Roussiiion fFr1. View York.
PRESTON. Eng. July i1-Rovasr (Nor).
Snmpeeiiion; Il; Tos,o tSor). Camp
LElTH July ii-Afrissn Prince CBn.
New York.
QUEENSTOWN. July i;-Apponattor
fBrl. Middlesbro for Boston with ma
chinery damaged.
GLASGOW. July i5-Canadisn Runner
(nrl. Mgntreai. HoIie, Nsw-Tork
MADEIRA. July i1-CameroniA (Brl.
New Ybrk for Lisbon.
suEI. July ii-Deucaiion CBr), Manila
for Boston and New York
MONMOUTH. July i5-Lakonia (Br)
Montreal for CiasEov.
,KiIINDiNI. July i'-cisn Kennedy
East LONDON. July ii-cor. cssu.
fBrl. New York
LONDoS. July i1-Dunbridr. BD.
Montreal. July -, vslaeiA tBr). Phiiadsi-
phia.
woo. July i5-Infan,a Isabel fsp,.
New orleans. AAasdam tDuD. New Or
SHANGHAI. July ii-Pomona. Tacoma;
Standard Arrow. San Francisco.
GIBRALTAR july it-(Pased) conts