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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1922-07-13

State of Michigan, in the Circuit
Court for the County of st. Clair
in Chancery.
Fred LaLOnde, Plaintiff,
vs..
Jessie LaLonde, Defendant.
At a session Of said Court con-
tinued and held at the Court
House in the City of Port Huron
said County and State, on the
goth day of June, A. d. 1922.
Present Hon. EUGENE F. LAW,
Circuit Judge.
In this cause. it appearing to
the court by the sworn bill of
complaint that the whereabouts
of the defendant herein is un-
known to plaintiff;
On motion of Don r. Carrigan,
attorney for the plaintiff, it is
ordered that the appearance of
the said defendant, Jessie La
Londe, be entered in this cause
within three months from the
date of this order; and that in
case of her appearance that she
cause her answer to the bill of
complaint to be filed and a copy
thereof served upon the attorney
for the plaintiff within fifteen
days after service upon her, or
her attorney, of copy of said
bill, and that in default thereof
that said bill of complaint be
taken as confessed by the said
defendant, Jessie LaLonde.
And it is further ordered that
the said plaintiff cause this order
to be published in the Yale Expos
itor, a newspaper printed, pub
lished and circulating in said
County, and that such publication
be continued therein once in each
weeks for six weeks in succession,
or that the said plaintiff cause a
copy of this order to be person
ally served on the said defendant,
Jessie LaLonde. at least twenty
days before the time above pre-
scribed for her appearance and
further that this plaintiff cause
a copy of this order to be sent to
the last known place of residence
of the said defendant, by register
ed mail, with return receipt de-
manded.
EUGENE F. LAW,
Circuit Judge
DON r. CARDIGAN, Attorney
for Plaintiff, 1-3 White Block,
Port Huron, Mich. 1877
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Regular Communication on or
before the full of the moon each
month during 1922, Thursday eve
nings at 1880, as follows: Jan. IL,
Feb. 9, Mar. 9, April 6, May IL,
June 8-24, July 6, August 3-31,
Oct. 5, Nov. 2-30, Dec. 81.
James Shaw, w. M.
N. B. Herbert, Treas.
VIM. H. Learmont, Sec.
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State of Michigan, In the Cir
cult Court for the County of st.
Clair, in Chancery.
John A. Farr and wife, Anna Nj.
Farr, Plaintiffs,
VS..
Solomon Sibley, Cornelius Mars
ton, j. Kearsley, Jonathan Bur-
ton, Thomas H. Perkins, Elvira
Randall, Ralph Samberg, Elisha
MarstOn, Oliver MarstOn, Abra-
ham MaIstOn, Johanna MarstOn,
Eliza MarstOn, Samuel Aiken,
Edward Sails, their unknown
heirs, representatives and as
signs, Defendants.
AT session of said Court con-
tinued and held at the Court
House in the City of Port Huron,
said County and State, on the Six
teenth day of June, A. d. 1922.
Present, Hon. Harvey Tappan,
Circuit Judge.
Ia this cause. it being to quiet
and perfect the title to real estate
herein described and it appearing
from the sworn bill of complaint
that the residence and where
abouts of the defendants, Solomon
Sibley, Cornelius J. Marston, j.
K ears ey, Jonathan Burton,
Thomas H. Perkins, Elvira Ran
dali, Ralph Samberg, Elisha Mars
ton, Oliver Marston, Abraham
Marston, Johanna Marston, Eliza
Marston, Samuel Aiken, Edward
Sails, and their unknown heirs,
devisees, legatees and assigns are
unknown and that after diligent
search and inquiry therefor they
cannot be found.
Therefore, on motion of Henry
Baird, attorney for plaintiffs, it is
ordered that the appearance of
the said defendants be entered in
this cause within three months
from the date of this order, and
that in case of their appearance
or the appearance of any of them
their respective answers to the
bi" of complaint be filed and. a
copy thereof served on plaintiffs
attorney within fifteen days after
service upon them or their re.
spective attorneys of a copy OF
said bill of complaint and that in
default thereof the said bill be
taken as confessed by said de.
PENDANTS.
1t is further ordered that with.
i'm twenty days from the date OF
this order plaintiffs cause a copy
thereof TO be published in the
Yale EXpositor, newspaper
printed, published and circulate
ing in this county, and that said
publication be continued therein
once in each week for six success.
sive weeks and further thai
plaintiffs cause a copy of said
order to be mailed to each of the
above named defendants, by reg
istered mail, with return receipt
demanded, at their last known
place of residence.
Harvey Tappan,
Circuit Judge.
Henry Baird,
Attorney for Plaintiffs,
1-3 White Block,
Port Huron, Michigan.
The above suit is brought tt
quiet the title to certain rea
estate described as follows: Lane
in the City of Port Huron, County
of st. Clair and State of Michi
gan, to-wit: Lot Twelve (12)
Block Ten (10), Buffers Plat, in
the said City of Port Huron. 49,
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State of Michigan, in the Circuit
Court for the County of st. Clair
in Chancery.
Walter c. MOrdan, Plaintiff,
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State of Michigan, in the Circuit
Court for the County of st. Clair
in Chancery.
Fred LaLOnde, Plaintiff,
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
American Ports

BALTIMORE June Arrived. san
Frfterno OBJ. TuTan. Ruth. Boca Grande.
SSnilcd Winnebago. Falmouth 0or ordersl .
Bowden lNor). Port Antonio. cubore. Nor.
folk Niidfugl tNorj Port Maria
BOSTON. June Arrived. Ellis (Sorl
Tela. Choctav. San Juan. Bristol. Lam
bert's Point Meteor Newport News. Mel.
rose. Sewails Point Gatter sihJ. SAILED
Arkansas DAM Grom Baitimore). Copen-
hagen. Ontario. Philadelphia. Amolco
Aguirre Hampden Norfolk. sch " Vivian
Pierce. Norfolk Oatter two 6thi.
MONTREAL. June Arrived Man.
essstsr -,e,1s S,.orpor, ton OBJ. Msnehester.
Nedie tbr). cherbourg. Melmore Head
NORFOLK. Va. June Arrived An.
ancs. New York. Genoa Maru (Jap). New
York; East side. baltimore. William y
Asfrakhan lBr). New Orleans. Eastern
Glade. Baltimore. Marie lGerl. Galveston
woodman. Philadelphia. sailed. Fred a
Kellogg. TampicO West Gotomska Man
Bertha fNor). san Pedro wilston fBr)
Colon. Corsica. New England. Marne. Gal
reston Everett. New England Hilton. New
York. Peter n Croweli. New England. I'd.
ward Pierce. New England. Justin (Br).
Rio d Jsneiro.
PANAMA CANAL. Crlrobai. Jun. g.
Arrived Dnlwyn. Mobile. pastorss New
York via Havana suruga. New York for
HongkonE. " Rheen. san Francisco for
London. sailed Tiger from san Fran
PORTLAND. Ne. June Sailed Sch.
Elizs beth Freeman. Tampa. Edna " Nc
knight. Norfolk.
PORTLAND. ore June Arrived. A 1.
Kent Boston. sailed Howick Hall Liver
PORT TAMPA. Fla. June Arrived
Cuba. Havana VIA Key West. Dominion
Miller tBr. SOUTHAMPTON
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Garland Line Buys
Two Government Ships

The Garland Steamship Company, Of
81 Fifth Avenue. announced yesterday
that IL had purchased two vessels from
the Shipping Board. These are the
Eastern Ocean and the Eastern Cloud,
built in Japan during the we.. each OF
approximately 1000 deadweight tons
The price was not revealed. but Il IS
understood that cash was paid. The
board has fixed a minimum OF $50 a
deadweight ton for its best cargo
steamers.
The Garland line now owns six ships
Of $4,000 tons. It's vessels have been
employed recently in the Russian re-
lief trade. The company was in the
United States-United Kingdom route
before and during the war, but when
the depression set in It's boats were
tied up for a time. IL was said yes
terday that announcement o. q new
service would be made soon.
There has been keen competition re-
Gently for the purchase OF the Japa-
nese built vessels. owned by the Ship
ping Board. Several have been bought
by the LuekenbAeh Line ard the Dol
lar Line. About forty steamers were
constructed in Japan for the account
Of the United States as part Of the war
program.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

From The Tribprs's Warrington Bureau
wAsHISGTOS. June Army orders
issued to-day follow.
Field ARTILLERY
Kirby. It 4 c.. 10 Camp Bragg.
Sargent. II. C. =. 10 Camp Devens
Infantry
Kirk. Capt A. +. 70 Camp Nead,
Marshall Capt l.. W 70 Fort Moultrlc.
Read. CAPT G jr. 90 Fort Benning
Ball, II Col. {. r.. 20 Camp Mcclellan.
Plat Capt J. g. 3r.. 20 Fort Williams.
McAllister. Capt. ". T.. 20 Fort Benning.
Engineers
Kueniz. Mai q. O.. 20 Wilmington.
Fox. Ma. ". r. 10 wheeling
Gee. Mas. q. G.. 10 Kansas CITY.
Crawford. Mai r g. 20 Detroit
Williams Maj &. r, 10 St. Paul
Quartermaster Corps
Doran. It " T.. 10 Fort sill.
Hoidrldgc Capt " C. 10 Fort Crook
Robinson. II. Y. l.. 10 Fort sheridan
Cavalry
Fellows. Cap, IT. G.. 20 Port Riley.
Hartman. Col J. r. l.. 20 seattle
Medical Corps
Watson. MAJ &. 81. 20 Washington.
Porter. II. Col r :. 70 Fort McPherson-
MCKAY. Mai ". c.. 70 Manila.
Gore. It. T. l.. 70 Milwaukee.
Miscellaneous
Maher. Capt. J. J. c. A. TO For; Bar
Avery. Mai r. l.. ord. Dept. TO Dover.
Totien. II. Col. =. Adj. Gen. TO Panama
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
BY Independent Wireless
Tel. Co.. Inc.
Distances IN miles position al noon. enlsss
otherwise specihed)

Distances IN miles. position az noon. enIess
otherwise specihed)
Afel a7i Ne Jupiter June Z
Ampetco (Bslg). Ahntwery May -. 20
Cape Roman ~ : Ambrose LV June Z.
carplska 355 y 50 Cape Henry June Z.
Dorchester l70 NE Winter Quarter June Z.
Evelyn SIS y San Juan June s.
FEDERAL 1ek ESE Bermuda June 8.
Gloucester 80 WSW Nantucket LN June :.
Gov Jno Lind b32 81 Cape Henry June s.
Gulf Prince or Sea Gtrt PM June s.
Helen Sfi s Scotland LV June s.
Horie 100 s Sandy Hook June y.
Huron 6st Scotland Lv June s.
Jean Sc Montsuk June 7.
] Gordon 900 r Ambrose LN June Z
Lenape % ssW Scotland Nv 7 PM June 7.
MOBILES as z By y Hatteras June I.
Ponce SIS Scotland Nv June s.
Rosalind 40 Ne Ambrose LV June I.
Texas 40 NE Bermuda June Z.
Trompergerg $50 from New York June Z.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Arrived Yesterday

Rethore. cruz Grande. Chile May -
CfIstohal May 20, 20 the ore = So'P'
with ore. Pier :. Constaoie hVsSS, ~ IN
Furness. witty q CO. with ereosote' Port
":SSrs Sor'iwcs,srn Miller CBrl Hull May ,yy,,sS 20,
phNadciphla June 6. % FuIness' ""ns
4 90. with mdse, Pier a. y X a p..
q, Ianelro May H. Victoria Nay II. bahlS
May 20. 20 furness Nthy q - "4'"
Tor, hamilton (Br) Bermuda June y
.. tbe Furness Bernu uda Line. win -''
pass malls and mdse. Pier 20 X. 90
x-iuIaf1 Rockefeller. Lobos May sl. 70
nohert 4, Hague. with crude oil. Pier b.
.f~~ris igrD. Glasgow and Movllle May
e7. TO the Anchor Line Win ~ Saoti' ts
1os third class pass ard mdse. PIER o.
G.iaseppe VERDI GD. Genoa May a.
Naples May IS. 10 Mcponneu 90, ,Sard
cisss pass mails and fndse. Pier 70; Is
puca degii Abruzzi uD, Genoa may te.
Ngries May ?f Messina May 20 70 th'
Italia America Line. with hrS 20 ssc,
ond eabine i32 third class pass. mail ana
SIR scotia Maiden (Br). Papeete
March ~. Cristobal May u 10 the L.,
table oil Corp. with cocoanut oil on Bay
'lrr pvron u benson. robos May 81; 20 the
TldeWsier OIL co. with erude OH F'e' =
h.sorIiii Tssmiiis c.lbe-, (Nor). Patras May u.
ceuta May a. 10 the Kerr 5 co. IN
ballast. 67ih 81. Brooklyn. -. ,,.,,,
Bessemer City. iioilo APT y, Honolviiu i
Nav ~ Cristobai May 81 to Norton Lily
a Co. with sugar. Jay at y klyn
ByiayI. Norfolk June 5 10 the Pocahontas
Fuel Co with coal. on Liberty. ~.
Franklin. Houston May 81 10 oa,ena
Anpeieo. Antwerp May -. 20 Robert l.
Hague ln ballast. Pier B. Bayonne. = y,
Riol tBr1, shields May % 90 smith
with mdse Pier ~. Bklyn.
Sewaus Point Norfolk June 4. 10 sast-
nsr Currsn A Buint. with mose' SSo 81
Mstura fBr,. Trinidad Nav 81; to Fur,
ress Wffhy a CO. With pass mails anu
indss. Pier q. B'xdyn,
June q 70 the Psnams r r Co Win
pass. mans and mdse' Pier 81, r
Vim @ Marden. Texas cry NAY ~, 70
Robert l. Hague. with cruoe OIL fieT o.
Aim tSer5. Curacao May q 20 the Ca
ribbean Co with mdse OF Liberty
AN nsns"Ie Line Susi's With mSse: s pier TO- ER
Tuscan. Norfolk June !. 70 the Oia 10 10
rinion transportation Co. with mdse; Pier
sch Margaret Spencer. Georgetown. 5 c.
Ssy -. 10 4 Spencer (mastef). With
mdse OF Red Hook. y J.
Ampecf0 tBeigD. Antwerp May zfi 20
Rioi tBrl' Hamburg MAY 20 and New
eastie 2s. 70 IN L Nav Co with rndse.
Vandyck tBr). Buenos Aires May ~.
Nfonfevideo 20. Rio de Janeiro 20 and Bar
fadog June z 10 Lamport Holt with
pass malls and mde..
sioraker. Philadelphia for christisnia.
Hofnerlc tBr). Southampton and Cher
Norrx Nav al. 10 the white Star Line.
with 27s frst. III second caOts. 76 third
class passengers. mails ana mdee
cranfos lSor). Guayaquil May 2, MANIA
2 Tgmsco @ puenaventura II. Cristooal
il Puerto Colombia "a. Kingston y and
Port Norant al 20 the Caribbean
Line with mdse .
Nsnnles rs and Palermo ~ 20 the Fabre
Iinc. with passengers and mcse.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

Aswlhavre . sw Alligator Reef June I.
Ala s7l y Boston Lirht June 8.
Amelia 2f5 Cape Hcnlopen June 8
Charles VI Everest ~ y Jupiter June J.
chester Valley u W Tampa Bsr June Z
clement Smith WSW Tortueas June :,
David McKcivy - p Sand Key June
Delaware sun 10 W Key West June y
Eastern Dawn s7t y Boston Light June
ri orienie 20 wNw Tortugas June 7.
ri sud ~ wv Tortugas June :.
ELISHA Walker SIS sW Boston Light June q
Eimsport 1.O2s r Cape Henry June s.
Fricda - s Jupiter May 7.
Erode 80 NJ Jupiter June Z
Guihand % s Jupiter June 7.
GuifaAr 2ni s Scotland June 4
Gulf Of Mexico i3s Sw Hatieras June ..
n & Foiger so " sand Key June :.
II " Rogers IS W sand Ksy June T.
Heredia ~ W Havana June 7.
Innoko fo7 r Ambrose June :.
J A Nonctt Jr io7 & Hatteras June :.
II Danziger - 5 Jupiter June z
James McGce sss " by 5 sand Key Jun. 7.
John ID Archbold IS Jupiter June 7.
Joseph " Cudahy % NV cape San An
Kcrhonkson on SCI E overfsr, June :.
louisiana - Sc South Pass Juas :.
Lake Gif'h sd Havana June :.
Lake Siavi 200 r Havana June 7.
Mount Clinton 2.iss p Ambrose June 8.
New Jersey 20 Ne Jupiter June z
New York 20 " Sand Key June 7.
Nora 90 s Jupiter June :.
Oregonian 2si = Nantucket June =.
Ossa $50 ENE Cape May june Z.
Paul VI HaTVood - " Sand Key June :
Philip Publicker anchored on HattsraF
June T.
President Van Buren, sIs " Bishops Rock
June
" spauldlng 800 " Sand Key June :.
San Bruno i.oo7 Nantucket June Z.
san Felix 20 W Key West June Z
san Fernando 5e SW Key West June =
Sapincro s5 y Tortugaa June z
Saramacca 322 Sc South Pass June :.
Sayoleine 80 NJ Jupiter June z
Severance Sand Key June Z
Solitaire 400 ESE Sabine Bar June T.
Texas SIS = Hatteras June s.
West Chsfala LAT 81 rs lon 50 50 June G.
West Hardawsy 7 Ne Alligator Reef
June =
VIM Boyce Thompson 7s5 Cap. May
June g.
Youngstown % sE South Pass June :.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
North Atlantic
ShipLines Open
Ocean Rate w ar
Thirty Important Commodi-
ties Affected in Effort TO
Meet Outside COMPETE
tion to European Ports
May Involve Other Routes
Continental Conference De-
cides on Drastic Action;
Two Others Meet To-day

In en- effort 20 meet the competition
Of non-conference lines the Continental
Conference, composed Of about twenty
five steamship companies. decided yes
ferday 20 open rates on approximately
thirty commodities. This means vir'
tuaiiy an ocean rate war between Amer
lean and European ports. Quotations
on -four. grain. sugar and provisions
the backbone Of the trafhc, were al
ready unrestricted. With the addition
Of the items taken up yesterday,
large proportion Of the cargoes from
the United States 70 Europe are sub
jeet 20 whatever charges the various
lines care 20 accept.
The disruption in ocean tarins may
be increased to-day when the United
Kingdom and the Baltic scandinavian
conferences meet. Each Of these Is
composed Of eight 20 twelve steamship
lines. and their schedules are usually
In line with those OF the Continentsi
companies. ,.a
yesterday that this was IN erect COZ
lapse. They declared that the organi-
zation was as strong as ever, but ad-
rnitted that there was no enort 70
function with regard TO large part
Of trans Atlantic shipments.
II is understood that the competition
Of the Reardon Smith Line, which has
consistently quoted rates about 10 per
cent below the conference level, was
one Of the chief reasons for the drastic
action taken yesterday.
Oficials Of the steamship lines az
tending the meeting refused TO give
out details. Further information VIII
be divuiged to-day, when the common
ties involved will be made known.
Among the more important com
panies in the Continental conference
are the international Mereantile Ma
zine Furness. Witty e. Co.. Holland
America. North German Lloyd, United
states Lines. Cunard. Kerr Steamship
Corlpany. Barber Line. Lloyd Royal
Beige, Black Diamond and Cosmopoh-
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Change of Masters

John Thursion succeeds Charles Rein
hardt command barge L 100
" Zuidam succeeds neTtln O'Noien COM
msnd barge Socony No los. Standard OIL
Company.
Daniel McKiliop succeeds J ? Neal
lister nd steam screw Daniel Meal
lister.
James XIX succeed Patrick Mitchell
command steam screw Hlsfurus
julius Aniroberg succeeds James II
Healing command gasoline screw Ienaso
No iei. the Texas CO.
william ~ Fox succeeds Charles Rein
hardt command barge 40 10
Nelson Hickman -ucceeds = Scovell
command steam screw Monroe.
y : Rasmussen succeeds Anton Henrik.
sen command gasoline screw Mabel \
Bryson.
a Collins suocefis Charles Reinhardt
command barge L ios.
Lester ID Collins succeeds Charles Rein
hardi command barge L i09.
J J Victory succeeds II L Freeman com
rnand steam screw Roger williams
Oliver Peterfon succeeds Howe
command gasoline yacht Mako.
= Brummcll succeeds = Hazard
command steam screw Mohegan.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

Tn. Tribun. publishes dAly reports
81 the positions cf merchant vessels 70.
rtlvef through the United states Naval
Communication Service. shipmaster. on
vessels With radio apparatus may. WIN
out charge. report their fTRl noon
pnsitions through the foilowinE naNai
radio stations IN the United states
propsr Rar Harbor. Me lOtierclinssl
ssn~ Haffsfaa y. G.. Jupiter. ia {.
Kew West. Fla New orleans La
These position tTR) reports should
he Addressed only % the radio station
called. and they will be Forwarded 70
New York II is important that thefe
rsrorfs should BE- sent promptly a. noon
each day IN order that they may be
received IN time for publication
Position reports can also Be cent
through the stations OF the lndependrnt
Wireless Telegraph Company. Inc. Nov
YORK city tWCc). Babylon. l.. l.
eWsEl. Earhamp,on, /. tWsA).
NewsLondon. Conn. fWST).
40 charge made for medical or
surgical advice. latest news and weather
reports.
The Radio Corporation of America
will receive position reports throush
tho following stations. Cape Cod
fWccl. Slasconnset. Mass tWsC). New
London. Conn (WLC). Cape May. New
York City (WNll.
Medical and surgical advice Will be
given free through the Radio Corpora
fion Of America by the u Public
Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

rren,onie. Larsen. Taiars: Robert l.
Uarve
Munerwsy tNor). Bseker. cardsns''
Mount Carroll CSer). HlEsins: Ham.
burf United. American Lines.
" Lago. Lange New Orleans southern
Jeasrscn. Horsey: Norfolk. Old Donnln.
len 'Transpcftation Co.
Muskcgee. spinney. Port Arthur hooef'
L Hague.
Riehmond n Us s co.
EisMundo. Nelson. Calves,on' Clyde >
CITY Of Columbus Hibbafd. Savannah
ocean s Co.
orcuA Martin Pimenihal and slavery
via Norfolk and Psaama Canal; vessel
MSnsrdsn CBD. jacobson; Matag1as'
Munson Lines. .
bradford city tBrl. Eser'on London
and Liverpool: United states Na'isa'ion
Lake Ikstan. Maitland: Nusvitss; y y
a Cuba Mail 8 s Co. -,
Taornina Cit). Siiborgen. ponta pel-
gsds. Naples and Genoa via Boston i'ai' D.
America. Inc. ..,.
John worihinEtcn. KinEslsy Montreal
Robert I. Hague. .
schr A = Dsvison CBr). Richard: Lune1-
berF. J r whitney a CO. 49,,
Schr Mary Dun (Brl. Lohnes' san
fa1: whitney co.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

GIBRALTAR. June OPased)-cassrta
IfD. Montreal for Genoa
COSsTANTINoPLE. May 25-Norllna.
Baltimore.
VALETTA. May 2s-Jaiapa. New York
PETROGRAD. May 27-soibohE (Sor).
Baltimore.
VALENCIA. May 5l-carenco. New
York
BERGEN. May 3i-Bergsdaien (Sor)
Baltimore. Tiger fNor). New York
GoTHENBURG, June balboa fsw).
san Francisco
TARRAGoNA. June 2-Henry D Wilton.
New York
SYDNEY. y s ". June .-<ydic (sw)
san Francisco eth. Ventura. san Fran-
cisco.
HAMBURG. June s-Treifeid (cer). New
Orleans
BREMEN. June s--seydlnz (Ger). New
York: Ith. Peninsular state. New York via
Plymouth and cherbourg.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
NAVY Orders

Fron, The Tribsnes Wa,hingfos Bureoy
WASHINGTON. June - Navy orders
issued to-day foilows
wurtsbaurh. capt y. ". 70 Squadron II.
CUP CON, CON. s. s to o. u : $ M9Say, 9Siyr,
Mccioy II. Com. T s. TO L. S. pale
SHELTON. Ii Com n r.. 10 I. s. S. Moody.
avery. II II; 10 l. s o.s
CLARK, 1t. J. J.. 70 L. 8. s Brimer.
Cuiin' 1t J. ~. % Squadron n.
Denny. ~. q. ?. 70 L. = Brook
Hamilton. 1t %. W. 70 Washington.
Hurlbut u. z $. 10 4 $ Crosby.
Fooie. II. Z 4. 10 L. 8 s. Aaron Ward.
Lenney. II " J. 20 Boston.
orr 1t Z. X. 20 L. 2 Fzrauaher
cehres. It. q. g T. p, 70 5. 5. Jacob
Di.rdora Il. g. - r. 4. to L. s 5
MseSsily. Il, .. 50 n. ?. to L. 3. s.
Kiddcr
Won Heimbgrr. L. o. g. z. H. to
Barry. Eas J.. K. TO L s = Reno
Alden. Ens u ". to e :. $ Woodbury.
Arkush Ems A. s.. 20 L E s MuEford
Baker Ems ?. l.. 70 L ? S. Young.
Bottom kns y 70 : Pillseur,
corrigan. Ems J D. 20 L. s s Preston
coruin. Ems. ?. ". 1. L. 2 $. ReinA Mer-
Cunningham. Ems. r. P, to L. g $. Bill
inEEley
Grove. Ems ". s.toU s s Brooks
sis'n. asrssy En- Ess . 70 s na cssri..,on.
Heintz. Ems. >. II, % Squadron Il
GREG. Ems W n. 10 L. s. s Kennedy.
Kane. Ems. T. r. 10 L 2 5. Lea.
jons. hSs, Fa Ens s s. TO L oSh s,oaas1, r. '''
Laior Ems W. g.. 70 L. S. 5. MacLeish.
MsEs,5s s',.rc En-. Ems E = 70 T. Es,sll 5,sal,.
Miller Fnr r = "a l. ( FULLER
Maisr. si Eas as {. Il. 4 70 70 e {. 5 S M.iviii,'
Old. Ems 2 p. 10 L s $. Greer
Oconnor. Ens - 4. - u s s Greer
Melting. Ems r. z, 70 L. s. $. Jacob
Roberts. Ems D W. to L. S. 5. R.Ins
s,srlins. IN. P r. to L s 2 wora.n.
Percival Ems r c. 70 T. s s. Zsnin.
smith. Ems W. W. 10 L. 5. = Aaron
Taylor Ems W. p. to L. s. 5. Relna
voris' Ens' c. =. toUs S. walker
weot'n. Ems. c. T.. 70 L. s. 5. Aaron
wsIdin. In, 9. z. to- $ $ TwlFr
o.conn.ii. l., z C. 10 L. s Melville.
Ward. 1t A. b. 10 L. $ s Prairie.
Perez II. J. 4. 20 Div. 81
Crane. Ems ". L. 20 L. : s Prairie.
Stevens, Il. l. c. 20 Philadelphia.
Baldwin. Bosn. J. G. 70 ltih Naval Dist
Eubanks. Gun. 4 r. 10 L. S. $ Melville.
Chapman Mach {. s. 70 Puget Sound.
Sanders Mach J. A.. 70 Portsmouth.
Tyrei. Mach r. j. TO a. s. s chaumont.
Hamilton. L. Com. W. A.. to Hampton
Roads
Herndon. It. Com. r. 70 New York
Winqueff. II. Com y. A. 10 New York
burgess. II. r l.. 70 Hampton Roads
som~rs. II 4. C.. 20 q. 3 Prairie.
Terhune. H. " L. % New York
Weiiman. II. J. q. 20 Hampton Roads.
Wisweil. L. 2. r.. 20 Boston
Meyer. II. q. 81 II. G. 70 Hampton Roads
Thompson. II q. 81 s. II. 70 Newport
Crock. Ems W r. 20 New York
Maddox. Ems. s. J. p. 70 Hampton Roads
Tarnham. II. J. y.