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Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-11
PRESIDENT HARDING IS
RESTING ABOARD HOUsEBOAT

S. Augustine, Fla. March 1o.-Presi-
Sent Harding e resting tonight aboard
frs houzebost Of y. 3. Mclean, of Wash
.7Eton, which is anchored in Mantanzas
inlet near Summer Haven, Is miles south
70 here Accompanied by Mrs. Harding
end hrs marty, the president went aboard
shortly after noon and the boat in1me-
r 7te'r started for cruise along the
Flor da coast.
Tomorrow morning the party expects
to pas through the east coast canal and
stop at Sea Breeze. beach resort near
Datona, for a round Of golf, after which
30 is planned to continue down the coast.
Stops are scheduleded where golfing is
good. The party will return to St. Au-
rUstine about the middle Of next week
Tor a stay Of day or two before leav-
ilc FOR Washington.
The president and Secretary Christian
worked on official correspondence dur ng
the afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-11
: SoTHING NEW ABOUT THE
PROPOSED SOLDIERS BONUS BILL

Washinton. March o.-Announcement
by Chairman Fordney that the house
ways and means committee would meet
Monday instead Of tomorrow, to con-
slider the compromise soldier bonus bill
was the chief development today in the
bonus situation.
Inability Of several committee members
30 be on hand tomorrow prompted the
posri,nement of the meeting, accord
ing to the chairman who declared, how
ever, that the delay in obtaining COM
mitt action on the bill would in ~ way
affect the programme which calls for
a vote in the house within ten days.
Favorable report on Monday by the
committee of the revised bill; which pro-
yides for insurance of adjusted compen-
sation certificates to war veterans Is
assured, republican and democratic men,
bers agreed. They generally were of the
opinion that no further changes of con-
sequence would be made in the measure.
Several committee members are ex-
rected - vote against reporting the bill
-o the house but safe majority is said
TO feel that the measure is "satlsfac-
-ory" compromise
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-11
ARGUMENTS IN CASE
OF CHURCH OF CHRIST

New York, March 10.-supreme
Court Justice Newburger today heard
arguments in an action brought by Wal
ter Fairchild, a lawyer, to compel trus-
tees of the First Church of Christ,
Scientist, to show cause why they
should not be. restrained from expelling
him from membership in the church.
The Justice reserved decision after
counsel for the trustees had agreed that
action would be deferred, after a hear
ing next Monday of charged against
Fairchild until the injunction action
was decided.
F'airchild, who was counsel for Mrs.
Augusta. Stetson in the long litigation
that followed her expulsion for here
sy" 6s accused of violating the laws Of
the church in adhering to Mrs. Stetson.
He admitted in an affidavit that he was
a follower of Mrs. Stetson, hut declared
that did not prevent him from being
true to the teachings Of Mary Baker
Eddy, founder of the church.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-11
An EnviabIe Record as a Trade Builder


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Those times when
ton and merchants began offering
for the of reaching
1t is the methods
Newspaper advertising
is consistently greatest bu-
force this
Newspaper advertising
the people who vicinity
there is no medium which bring
columns because of the provides
them and get the
During the past week appeared the
news columns of The Bulletin cents day:
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-11
JAPANESE INDUSTRIAL
EXPOSITION OPENS IN TOXIC

Toxic March 10 (By the A. P.)-The
Toxic peace exposition, organized by
the Toxic Prefecture at a cost estimat-
ed at 100000 yen for commemoration
of world peace and to emphasize ia
pans progress industrially since the
conclusion Of the war, was officially
opened today.
General Prince Kanin, honorary pres
ident of the exposition; Premier Taxa
hashi, minister of agriculture and COM
merce, Yamamoto and Mayor Baron
Goto attended the opening ceremonies.
The exposition grounds covers 81
acres of Ueno Park, where exhibits
will be on display from Formosa, Korea,
Manchuria, Mongolia and Saghalien.
A special building, to be devoted 70
exhibits from the United States, Great
Britain, Germany, Italy and Switzer-
land Is nearing completion.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-11
1e-YEAR-OLD YOUTH CONFEssEs
ATTEMPT TO ROB BANK vArI.T

Denver. Colo, March 1o.-aarry Sin
ger, is years old, arresteN at O'Clock
this morning, is sad by. p0lce to have
confessed to an attempt made last night
to rob the vaults of the Metropolitan
State bank.
Singer, according to the police. de-
clared that he had worked without the
aid of an accomplish and had drilled
and blasted half way through the walls
Of the vault before he became fright
ened away by the detonations OF nitro
Elycerine which ne had used in attempt
ing to effect an entrance.
Hearing the police riot squad. he lid
on the roof Of the bank building in the
downtown business district. After the
police had left the building he says he
Jumped to the roof Of an adjoining
building. Then he entered a skylight
and proceeded to rife the cash register
of restaurant. 1t was while he was
leaving the restaurant that he was ar.
rested.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-11
SMALLPOX HAS INCREASED
IN TOWNS NEAR BRIDGEPORT

Hartford, March 1O.-Smal1pox has
increased in towns near Bridgeport, re-
ports to Health Commissioner. John T.
Black today showed. Compulsory vac
cination was ordered in Bethel early in
tn eweek and it is estimated there are
$50 cases in Fairfield county which in
cludes Danbury. In Milford four cases
were officially reported today, one be-
ing of the postmistress a. Devon, a, viii
Iage, whose son had been i'll supposedly
with chickenpox. A fortnight ago near
fy $50 cases had been under treatment
in Bridgeport and nearby towns and the
epidemic has since extended to more
distant places, doubling the number OF
patients.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-11
ORANGEMEN NOT PLANNING
ONSLAUGHT ON CATHOLICS

Belfast, March 10 CBy the A. P.)-Sir
Dawson Bates, home secretary Of the
north Ireland cabinet, today emphah-
cally denied the report from Dublin
yesterday that Orangemen were plan
ming a wholesale onslaught on Catho-
lies in Belfast. The provisional gov
eminent was reported as claiming to
possess knowledge of such intentions.
Sir Dawson characterized the report
as part Of a general conspiracy against
she peace Of the city, with the ulterior
move Of making law and order impos-
sible and compelling Ulster to abandon
hs right to a separate government from
the rest OF Ireland
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-11
GENOA ECONOMIC PROGRAM
ACCEPTABLE TO GERMANY

Berlin, March 1O-(By The A. P.)-At
the foreign office today it was announced
that the German government would 10y
ally abide by the programme for the
Genoa economic conference agreed up
on by Premiers Lloyd George and Po-
incare and make no attempt to have 1t
altered.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-11
BANDITS MADE 100000
BANK HAUL IN TEXAS

San Antonio. Texas. March Icy.
cry available officer. incllcing aerial no
lice with three planes. within 2 radiu,
Of 200 miles q New Brau-fels "a.
searching tonight for five bandits VII
today held uD five officials and ern7loyes
Of the New Brauufcls State banE ana
escaped in an sutO1HoSlis with more
than 100000 in cash. Liberty bonds.
and bonds Of Coln1 county and the CIV
OF New Braunfels
The amount was at first reported a.
$4,000 but re check tonight BY 2. O..
Blusnberg, president OF the bank saor-ed
S1s,622 in gold and currency and sss.-
600 in bonds missing. The bonds In
cluded S55,00O OF the five liberty loan
issues. s2e.200 in county and city bonds
and $500 IN war savings stamps.
Two men were being held tonight for
questioning by officers.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-11
INDIA INCIDENT ARoUsEs
BRITISH POLITICAL PARTIES

London, March 10 (By the A. P.).-
There were no further developments in
the India crisis tonight. Tt was stated
authoritatively that an announcement Of
the name Of the successor of Edwin S.
Montagu as secretary for India has been
postponed until Monday or Tuesday.
1t was added that it was virtually
certain the new secretary would not be
Andrew Bonar Law. The eventual res
ignation of the. Earl Of Reading as vice
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-11
HOW POT OF COFFEE
CAUSED MANS DEATH

Great Neck, N. Y, March 1o.--A pot
Of coffee, which boiled over and extin-
guished the gas flame beneath 1t, today
caused the death by asphyxiation Of
Philip Henry Sheridan, go, a lieutenant
commander in the naval reserve.
He was found dead, sitting at the
kitchen table in his home here, with a
book in his hands. His wife and brother,
Arthur Sheridan, discovered the body
when they reached the home after an
absence Of several hours.
Sheridan had been in the naval ser
vice II years. During the war he COM
manded the o. S. S. Mars A brother
Thomas, is master Of the Munson Line
steamer Huron.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-11

while returns are expected to pile up at
the union headquarters. Though the
vote may be Overwhelmingly in favor of
the strike, 1t is not necessarily final for
the policy committee has broad author
fty for dealing with any emergency
question that may arise in connection
with the strike. However the union Of
fcials have not manifest any intention
of offsetting the strike in absence Of
any conference with the operators.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-11
HOUSE AUTHORIZES S1,ooO,ooo
TO PURCHASE SEED GRAIN

Washington. March 1o.--By a vote Of
b9 to 81 the house today passed a bill
authorizing a s1,0oO,oO0 proEiriation
Tor the purchase Of seed grain for far
mers IN drought stricken areas of the
northwest. AS previously approved by
The senate the bill carried $5,000,0 900
appropriation and the difference was TO
The size. Of the appropriation must be
compromised before the measure goes to
he presidtnt.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-11
hNDREAs HERMEs FINANCE
MINISTER OF GERMANY

I Berlin, March 1o.-Andreas Hermes,
who was made interim finance minister
when the Wirth cabinet was reorgan-
lzed recently, was definitely appointed
10 that Office today. AS a result Of this
appointment he will relinquish his port
bolio as minister of food.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-11

Bombay, March 10 (By the A. P).-
IndEa's non-co-operationist leader. Mo-
handas K. GandhL has been arrested at
Ahmedsbad, 80 miles north of Bombay.
He is charged with sedition.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-11
ARMED BAND ATTACKED
CONSTABLEs IN BELFAST

Belfast, March lO.-Constables o.
Connor and Cullen were attacked by an
armed band in the Falls road tonight.
o'Connor was shot dead and Cullen was
msrtally wounded
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-11
MAGICIAN HARRY KELLAR
DEAD IN LOS ANGELES

Los Angeles Cal, March 10.--Harry
cellar. world famous magician, died az
is home here today after two years i'll
lesth and a severe illness Of several
teeAs lie Fae II Yeers old.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-11
IMPUGNS INTEGRITY Of THE
MASS. RAILROAD COMM|TTE

Edmund D. Goldman, Head Of the Minority Stockholders As
sOciatiOn of the B. & NJ. Asserts That For Twenty
Years the Committee Had Been Reported Owned
by the Transportation Companies" s"-Asserton Made
During Protest Against the Boston & Maine Reverting
to the Control of the New Haven Road.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-11
BRIEF TELEGRAMS

Columbia university's total student en-
rollment is now 32,420.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-11

Improved business conditions through
out the country continuing through the
summer are 'foreseen by high treasury Of
fcials.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-11

Federal prohibition enforcement agents
began spring drive on bootleggers several
days ago in Louisville, KY, and eighty men
and one woman have been arrested.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-11

The Kentucky house defeated the ELI
evolution bill, AZ to Al
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-11

The North Panhandle of Texas, is In the
grip of one of the worst blizzards known in
recent years
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-11

The worlds production Of petroleum
last year is estimated by American Insti
tute at 759,030 900 barrels.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-11

Mrs. Mary Stewart Daggett, author of
a number Of novels. .ied at her home in
Pasadena, Calif.. after a. brief illness. She
was born at Morristown, Ohio, in 1856.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-11

Judges James S. Fisk for ther. superior
court, denied petition of the Ha1npden
railroad corporation at Springfield, Mass,
which asked the court to vacate a -ece9v-
ership put into effect several months ago
at the instigation of the Hampden Ma
tional bank Of Westfield
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-11

Erving Wins1ow, father of Prof. c. Z.
A. Winslow of Yale university, died in
New Haven after a snort illness, in his
SD year.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-11

The cost to the governments of guardt
the mail with marines has been S250, ,0l
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-11

a petition in Involuntary bankruptcy
was filed against Theodore Bear, in Chi
cago, said to be the inventor of the ted
dy bear" woman's garment.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-11

An involuntary petition in bankruptcy
was filed late yesterday against the brok-
erage firm of Haverbeck & Co., of New
York, Liabilities were estimated at $780,
600. Assets were not estimated.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-11

Fifteen of, the crew of the bo1shevik
transport Corki were killed and many
wounded when the ships cargo of hand
grenades exploded at Trepizond, on the
Black sea.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-11

Connecticut is threatened with an cpl
derrlic of rabies, Cattle Commissioner ].
M. Whittlesey, said yesterday and to pre-
vent its development he extended the dog
quarantine to twelve more towns, making
it effective in twenty-five in all.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-11

Food and Dairy Commissioner Thomas
Holt will take immediate action to clean
UP the meat situation in Meriden unless
the local authorities in that city exert
themselves to do SO at once
, 1922-10-31
BowsERs BOSOM FRIEND.

Fun fast and furious describes In
short the production Of Bowsers Bos.
ON Friend which will be the atfrac-
ton at the popular Columbia com
mencing Tuesday. II is n rip roar
ing farce comedy Of the modern type
and depicts the tria.s nnC tribulations
of a much married woman trying 10
deceive her third husband who just
hates children. Her eighteen year old
daughter OF whom husband No. ,
knows nothing about. returns sud
denly from boarding school. She has
many admirers but has her little
heart set on only one and he is n
dandy. The manner in which daugh-
ter 6sDoses OF the ardent admirers
and the schemes used to cover her
identity are only n few of the many
s~ide-splitting situations which arise.
Mr.. Harris the producer assures .nS
Columbia patrons Bowsers tsosom
Friend is Just one long lingering
laugh and one of the classiest OF the
Harris & Proy productions.
, 1922-10-31
Man Indicted in
CHG Draws
CrOWd,a Butte

BUTTE. Mort, Oct. s1.-under
the auspices Of the Silver Bow trades
and labor assembly. w. Z. Dunn.
who. with 1s other men, was recent.
Iy arrested in Michigan -ader the
s~yndicaitsm laws. spoke 10 a fair
sized crowd at ths high school audi
torium last evening.
He was Introduced by John F.
Dnscon, president of The Silver Boz
assembly. who stated tina the object
of The meeting was I'm protest
against efforts that are being made
TO railroad m1itants In labor's ranks
TO the prisons OF this country"
Dunn's two hour speech was en-
tireiy devoted 70 the labor question.
, 1922-10-31
Convict Sent
Back to Pen
By Daughter

MEMPHIS. Ten1l. Oct s1.-Jesse
S~anderson. Charlottesville. No.
farmer. Is on his way back TO thc
Louisiana state penitentiary al Ba.
ton Rouge today, to complete thu
serving OF 4 life sentence. after en-
toying 10 years OF freedom. follow
ing his escape from prison in 1909.
Sanderscn was turned ove { the
authorities by his daughter. who.
officers say. was angered when her
father drove away q young man
who was paying attention TO her.
Sanderson was convicted IN 1901.
but two years later escaped. After
roaming all over the country. San
dsrson went to caruthersviile. mar
RED and has reared a family.
, 1922-10-31
Conservatives
In Wales Back
Lloyd George

cARSARvoS. Wales. oet. 81
The announcement yesterday thu:
the carnarvon conservatives had de-
clded not to oppopse Mr.. Lloyd
George in the elections upon receiv.
ing assurances that he Will loyalty
serve under Mr.. Bonar Law in re-
sisting the communist attack ~as
slightly qualified today. One con-
servauve leader said Mr. Lloyd
George Ind not given them the spe-
eifIc assurance. but that they hal
interpreted n OF his speeches in
that manLer.
, 1922-10-31

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Symmonds St, Kenosha, Wisconsin.
A medicine that has been in uso
nearly fifty years and that receives
the praise and commendation of
mothers and grandmothers is worth
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If you are suffering from troubles
that sometimes follow childbirth
bear in mind that Lydia E. Pink
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adapted to correct such troubles.
The letters we publish ought to
convince you; ask some OF your
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know its worth. You viii, too, if you
give it q fair trial.
, 1922-10-31

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Compound. My
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faith in 1t as she
had akenso much
of it and when /
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my baby was born
she gave it to me.
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, 1922-10-31

Although he is the nominee for gov
e-nor Of New York state on the labor
ticket. he At no time spoke on the
political questions. In his opening
remarks he stated that he was on his
way back 10 Butte TO become a perm
anent resident when arrested IN
Michigan by federal agents.
, 1922-10-31
YOUNG MOTHER
NOW STRONG
HerM sseFs Faithin Lydia
E. ~Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound led Her to Try it

Kenosha, Wisconsin--"I cannot
say enoughin praise of Lydia E Pink
New-York tribune., 1922-11-30
American, Ports
By Mali


PHILADELPHIA. Nov 2s-Arr,ved: Tup
fawtucketr Cleoua from Boston and Bel.
mont from Bangor.
CAPE COD CANAL, Nov 3s-Arrlyes a,
Buzzards Bay: Tug Eugene Hughes, WITH
narge Mooremack No e, Fall River fof
Everett.
sANDwlcH, Nov ss--Arrived: Tug,
Lehlgh, with barSes for Boston: Mary
McNaiiy with barges. Clara H. Deane
with barge.
NEW LONDON, Noy 27-Arr,ved. Yves,
Gotomaska, New York, to finish loadlns
for Praeus.
PROVIDENCE, nov 2s--Arrived: Nitric
tNor1' Tampico; Swiftscout. Fall Rivor.
NEW BEDFoRD, Nov 27--Arrlved
Barge Irene. Norfolk
NEWPORT NEWS. Nov 2s-Arrived
Tug Wellfeet. with barges Chatham and
Barnstable, Providence and whitehead
barges Mount Hope for Boston Carde.
mas for Fail River and Bourne from
Sewalls Point for Providence
SABINE, Nov 24--Arrived: C A snider
Wilmington, N C: 25th, Herman Frasch
Vile and Savannah.
HALIFAX, Nov 25--Arrived Cornish
Point tBr). Montreal for hull; 26th
Chaleur fBrl. st John; schr Amy G Nc.
keon lBr). New York. Sailed; 25th
erpool; Javary, Baltimore with sohr Ken.
nebunk in tow for Philadelphia; 26th
schr Charles + Gordon (Br), Ingramport
and New York,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-30

Mesnpan 4eI s Scotland Noy as
Munrmctof 22 u Fire Island NOV sa.
Norman Bridge 256 E TAmpico Nov 70.
New Britain t,ss3 n Cape Henry Nov 90.
Norfolk 67 ssE Portland Nov 80
Ophts 30 ~ Savannah Nov "a.
Orleans s74 NE Cgistobai Nov ss.
Pres Ftilr1ors lass II Ambrose New Is.
Pres Van Buren s47 w Bishops Rock
Nov rs.
Parma I.l6s Ambrose Nov 2s.
parla 4ss ssE Scotland Nov 2a.
Reaper 2So 6 Diamond Ncg- IS.
Robin Adair I,S2E s. Los Angeles Nov "a.
Robin Goodfellow 400 S Ambrose Nov 90.
rotterdam 6as Ambrose Nov 90.
SunoH SO n Jupiter Nov Is.
Swiftllght III " Key West Nov 2s.
Steel Traveller 542 r Cape May Nov IS.
Sudbury passed Caatle Island Nov rs,
Steel Exporter $50 Anbroen Nov Is.
Stanley Dollar ga S Baltimore Nov rs.
Shenandoah sa4 ~ Sand Key Nov 2s.
& q Hunt ITO SsW Diamond Nov 2s.
Sam L Fuller 81 SE Jupiter Nov Is.
San Bruno 500 Nantuckes Nov rs.
santore fSe s. Ambrose Nov rs.
steel Inventor Sc from Ambrose Nov 90.
San GIL ia N Bocas Nov IS.
Santa Elisa l.7e6 g New York Nov rs.
Stureholnl ~ W Nantucket Nov 90.
Tiger Ts5 s San Pedro Nov Is.
USAT ST Mjhiei 234 from Cristobai Nov 2s
UsAT Cambrai t,oss s San Francisco
VIM Burton a2i EsE sab,ns Sun Nov IS.
West Kstan 1913 NE Colon Nov 2s.
Walter JENNINGS 100 WSW Sand Key
Nov as
Wien Bb S Cape May Nov 2s.
West Isieta $50 IL Boston Nov rs.
West Campgaw sQ9 e Cape Race Nov 2S.
Wellington y Winterquarter Nov 2s,
Yankee Arrow 267 s Ambrose Nov 2s.
Zuitl left M0yaHuez Nov rs.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-30
Cleared

Morro Castle Biackadder; Havana. Pro
greso and Tampico; " a Cuba Mail Line
Melona (Brl. Thomas; Tampico; Furness,
Heiilg oiav tDan,, peronard: Christian
So "a, chrfstisnia and copenhagen; Funch,
Canada (Br,, Cochran; windsor; Il,
whitney
schr Minas King (Br,. Randall; ST John;
Eliln t9rk1, Pascalis; Genoa via New
foundland: j II Winchester.
henry Mallory, Barstow: GaIves+ IN
Philadelphia, Leek; Baltimore; Clyde
Line.
jefferson, HorsIey: Norfolk; Old pomin-
Truro Queen (Br), King; Perth Amboy .
GilmartIn {: Co.
Santa y, A9ns. !, Wallis; salayerry and
Manchuria. Feeder; Hamburg vic PIyn1-
outh and Cherhourg; American Line
=, Te!itemachps , (Brl. Ireland; Singapore and
Hansa tGer), Wier; Hamburg; United
states Lines.
Munsqmo, sandin; LOS Angeles and San
Francisco; Murson Line.
Lake FaNnin, Dow; Wilmington and
Brunswick; Clyde Line
FL Alnirante Korn New Orleans. South
west saglraw, sammon; Azores and st
Vincent; a II Bull.
Arspahoe, Devereaux; Charleston and
Jacksonville; clyde Li1e.
Republic; Anderson; Tocopllla and Anto-
fagasta; Chile S s Co
Ei Sud, Pinchini Galveston; Southern
city of 81 Louis, johnson; Savannah
canabasas, Nielsen: Porto Padre; At
lantic Fruit Co.
Cleared Monday. Nov "a
santore ss Mcfarland; paiquiri; ore s Co.
and Avonmouth: J II Winchester
hor' 9aissn' Norfolk: II Winchester.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-30
Tel. Co.. Inc.

distance In miles. position at noon, pnless
otherwise speci1ed)
Absecon as NE Cape Henry Nov g.
Arizonan 7sS NV y,asens gs9eoa Az AZ Nov 20.
calsarolite 24o sE Nantucket Nov 2s.
Cape May 7o6 i Ambrose Nov ss.
city Of Alton as 81 Ambrose Nov 20.
Clara LETT Areeibo 1o:4e PM Noy 2S.
Coilan,er 1T Sc AmbroHo Nov ~.
Comal asa 8 Scotland Nov IS.
Concho L100 S Sandy Hook NOV 2s.
Ccnnespeak i,loe e Capo Henry Nov ss'
Cornelia 245 N San Juan NOV ~
Corson e&3 Il Ambrose Nov ~.
Dorchester % r. Fire rsland Nov ss
Elizabeth left Bayonne ESQ PM Nov 29
z I. Doheny III 3s sE Navassa Island
Evelyn 7se s Scotland NOV %.
Evergreen city 7so NE Providence Channel
Fort St George a4s Sc Ambrose Nov 2s.
Glogesster q Eu Fiss is.ana NO. NDv ~
3ulfprince 1874 8 Overfalls Nov 80
Harvester u Jupiter Nov e.
Helen I,140 8 Scotland Nov 90.
fdaho 80 e Ambrose Nov 90.
lroquois s0& g Scotland Nov 80.
Kershew NE Barnegat Nov 20.
Lake Gihedge 20 n Trinidad so PM Nov 2s'
Magdala goo NE bermuda Nov 30.
MaravaI 1.7l1 SE Ambrose Nov 2S,
Montana 1895 Sc san Pedro Nov "a.
Nile passed Ambrose PM Nov 2s
Norma l,I8s s Scotland Nov 2s.
orrnideIe "a sW Winter Quarter Nov 2s.
Ponce 34T N San Juan Nov 2s
Reaper 50 NE Jupiter Nov 29
Sebotawan 14ie E Boston Nov IS.
Sagua rs N San Juan Nov 2a.
Shenandoah 294 w Sand Key Nov %.
Sirsasta 210 Il Nantucket Nov %.
Stanley Dollar SIT from Baltimore Nov 20.
Strombus 40 Sc Cape Cod PM Nov 20.
Tuscan NE Briganrine Gas Guoy Nov 90.
Vaseri left Trinided : PM Nov 28.
Wales Maru go f East Hampton Nov 90.
West Celina IL Il Montauk Nov 29.
West Nohno 700 SIC Boston Nov 20.
Winnebago left New York I'm Nov &C.