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SALISBURY VALLEY

Mrs. Arthur Peters of Jermam Hin
farm is IL.
owlle Fillmore was in Bennington
recently.
Frank Pierce was Hoosiok Falls
visitor recently
The Valley school Is closed this
week for a vacation.
Miss Eva Stanley was a North Ben
nngton visitor Friday.
Albert Andrew visited his brother,
Charles In Arlington last week
Stephen Lake, Jr., and Miss Susie
Lake were in Bennington on husi'
ness Saturday.
Mrs. Il. w. Niles, who has been ser.
lously III is improving and sits up a
little at this W.T. ting.
Mrs. X. II. Young Of Hoosick Falls
was a week end guest at the home of
her brother Edward Bouplon,
Jesse Woodland and family of Ben
nington Wis ted his parents, Mr. and
Mrs Adelbert Woodland Sunday.
Mrs Frank Bennett and sons, Chas
and Harry o. White Creek have re
covered from this recent Illness,
Edward Parker will have an auc
ton at his home in White Creek Fri
day, March 81, as he expects to move
Ito saltwater
Sullivan Centers auction was at
tended by good crowd despite thu
inclemency of the weather and condi
ton Of the roads.
Miss Esperance Fillmore was de
tanned at her home last week by
child having scarlet fever in hom
where she boarded.
Clyde Fuller and II. H. Sisson wer
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sHAFTsBuRY
Mrs. Floyd shcrwin is III.

Mrs Floyd Sherwin is H.
Edward Somers was IN Troy one
day recently.
NJ Nash was in Eagle Bridge one
day recently.
Andrew Barney Of North Benning
ton was in town Monday
Mr. Mercy has moved into Solomon
Mattison's tenement house.
]. w. Bowen Of South SALISBURY
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Funeral services We're held from his
late home in Redfe'd, March q, in.
terment In Dexter He had hosts OF
friends who extend sympathy to the
grief stricken family
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69c Plaid Towels 49c
36 in Serpentine Crepe; yard .......... 29c
80 in Kanton Percaes yd PIC
q in. Tudor Draperies yard ........... 25c
l9c Galway Crash yard ....15c
39c Linen Toweling yard .............2 5c
59c Vassar Voiles; yard .............43r
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For Raw Sore Throat

At the first sign Of q raw, sore
throat rub on little MuSterole with
your fingers.
1t goes right to the spot with gentle
tingle, loosens congestion, draws out
soreness ard pain.
Musterole is a clean, white ointment
made with oil CT mustard. 1t has all
the strength Of the old-fashioned mus
tard plaster without the blister.
Nothing like Musterole for croupy
children. Keep it handy for instant
use. IS and 65 cents in jars and tubes;
hospital size, So.
BETTER THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER
I[!El !, |IjjIllIl
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-09-09

'"rhe head of the entire gang is a
man here in New Orleans by the name
CT joachim Fell. Yes, Fell. find 1t
very hard to get him arrested. Fell
boasts that his influence is superior to
any that can bring to bear, He asks
that you speak with Judge Forester
and Senator Flaxman before. confirm
ins, the arrest, and boasts that you Will
order me toskeep, my hands off. TN
"Speak with them, governor! II
theyre-in the gang, too, don't you,
worry You confirm this arrest, and
FIJI put Fell behind the bars if I have
to- turn all New Orleans inside out
Go ahead! Ia know . you can't be
reached BY any of these crooks-Im
merely calling Fell's bluff. We have
the chief of police here, and he's
sweating. Eth? Sure. Take as long
as you like, governor"
He smiled grimly at joachim Fell as
he waited. Two minutes passed.
three-four. Then he heard the voice
Of the Governor again.
~ ;(Cont1nued in Next Issue)
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He led the way out to the barn and.
the others trooping in behind him, en-
tered. He pointed out the car which
had brought Chacherre here previous
~, and ordered the extra seat In the
back opened up.
II think there's bundle inside" he
said. whats in it, don't know"
Here we are, cap"
A bundle was produced, and opened.
In it was found the aviator's costume
which Gramont had worn as the Mid
night Masquer, and which Chacherre
had stolen with the loot. Wrapped
among the leather garments was an
automatic pistol.
Gramont stood aghast before this
discovery, as realization Of what it
meant broke full upon him.
"Good lordv' he exclaimed, amazed
ly. "Boys-why, it must have been
Ben Chacherre who killed Maillard!
See If that pistol has been used
TIE Midnight Masquer had fred two
bullets into Maillard. Two cartridges
were gone from this automatic.
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Gramont leaned back in his chair.
The purpling features of the chief
were streaming with perspiration; the
man was in frightful dilemma, and
his plight was pitiable. At this in
slant Jachin Fell interposed. ..,. -.
Let me speak, please, he said,
gently. MY dear Mr.. Gramont, it has
just occurred to me that there may be
compromise y" ,..SG SS9...: ~
I'm net <compr pnlsing," snapped
Gramont..s % 90 =,
Certainly not I speaEof our mutu-,
al friend here" ana Fell Indicated the
chief with q bland gesture. II believe
that Judge Forester of this city is at
present consulting with the governor
at Baton Rouge on political matters.
With them, also, is Senator Flaxman,
who has come from Washington on the,
same errand. Now, it would be very
simple matter to end all this anxiety.
Suppose that you call up the governor
on long distance, from this telephone,
and get his assurance that am not to
be arrested. Then you'll be convinced"
Gramont laughed with deep anger.
"You gangsters are all alike!" he
said, turning to the desk telephone.
You think that because you have
planted your Shiny tentacles in high
places you can do anything with absO-
lutte impunity. But the governor of
this state is not in your clutches.
Hes man, by heaven! have his
assurance that he'll prosecute to the
limit whoever is behind this criminal
gang-and he keeps his word! Don't
think that if your friend the senator is
with him, you will be saved. =, I'll call
him, if only to show the chief, here,
that influence is not going to count in
this game -. /.
Gramont took down the receiver,
called long distance, and put in hur-
ried call for the executive mansion,
asking for the governor in person.
$50 you think that he's immune from
influence, do you?" Jachin Fell smiled
patronizingly and lighted fresh cigar.
The chief Of police was hopping his
brow.
my dear Gramont, you exhibit a
youthful confidence in human nature!
Let me topple your clay-footed idol
from it's pedestal in hurry. Mention
to the governor that you have me I'M
der arrest, and that have asked him
to speak with Judge Forester and Sem
ator Flaxman before confirming the ar
rest. I'll wager you five hundred dol
lars"
The telephone rang sharply. Taunt-
ed almost beyond endurance, Gramont
seized the instrument and made an
swer. In a moment he had the COVER
nor on the wire. His gaze went ex-
ultantly to Fell.
Governor, this is Henry Gramont
speaking," he said. I've just succeed
ed in my work, as wired you this at
ternoon-no, hold on Il 1ninute!. This
is imnOrtant. --- ----
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eyes boring into the newspaper man
"Will you also take message from me
to the editor Of your newspaper-ant
see that it goes to the others as well? ?
IF Mr.. Gramont permits, yes"
"Go ahead" said Gramont, wonder
ing what Fell would Try now. He
soon learned. e..
Then pursued Fell, evenly, "you
will kindly inform the editors of your
papers that, in case my name appears
in connection with this matter, shall
Immediately institute suit for libel
No matter what Mr.. Gramont may say
or do, Iassure you fully that no pub.
licity is going to attach to me in this
matter. Neither, may add, am going
to be arrested. That is all, sir" "a.
Gramont smiled. Take the message
if you see fit, by all MEANS" he said,
carelessly. You may also take my
fullest assurance that within twenty
minutes you will observe MI. Fell
safely in Jail. That's ALL
The newspaper man saluted and de-
pGTLeu, SElnIHOS.
Gramont leaned forward, the harsh
lines of his face spelling determination
as he looked at joachim Fell.
$50 you won't be arrested, Ell? Let's
see. l know that this gang of yours
has influence running up into high
places, and that this influence has
power. That is why was appointed
to investigate this lottery game secret
~, and in my own way. That is why,
also, brought the chief Of police here
tonight"
He turned to the perturbed officer.
and spoke coldly.
Nov, chief, you've seen my author
ity, you've heard my charges, and you
know they will be proved up to the
hilt. Are you willing to arrest joachim
Fell, or not?'
The chief cleared his throat.
why, MIR. Gramont," he observed,
nervously, "about the rest of the gang,
Wen take care of 'em, sure! But it's
different with Mr.. Fell, here. He's a
friend Of the senator"
different, h-ll" snapped Ora
mont, angrily. ''He's a criminal, no
matter who his friends may be, and 1
have the proof of it!'
swell, that may be So" admitted
the chief of police. But this thing is
gOin' to raise a HI of q scandal, all
up and down the state! You know
that as we'll as I do. Now, if I was
you, I'd act kind of SLOW"
Gram0nt smiled bitterly.
"Perhaps you would, chief. In fact,
I don't doubt that you would. But you
are not ME. Now, as duly-appointed
officer acting under authority of the
governor Of the state, call upon you
to arrest this criminal, and make you
duly responsible for his safe-keeping.
Do you dare refuse?''
The chief hesitated. He looked at
Fell for help, but none came. Fell
seemed to be rather. amused by the
situation. ~,~-.--
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Catching Charlie the Goos squareIy in
the Chest, Hurled His Body Half
Across the Room.
his last desperate action; the one great
action of his life, possibly. He had
realized that it meant doom, yet he
had done what he could.
,.''1 think that's ALL" said Gramont.
We've sure made killing, boys
and It's a good thing you jumped in to
the minute! A second later and they'd
have done for me. Take care Of that
evidence, will you? Get that mail sack
and the letters particularly; If they've
been working their lottery outside the
state, it'll be federal matter"
Gumberts. who was being tied ND
with his friends, uttered hoarse cry.
\ t'.sWho are you guys? You can't do
this without authority"
"Don't be silly, Memphis Ivy" said
Gramont, smiling little, then twitch.
ing to the pain of his arm. "These
friends Of mine are members with me
Of the American Legion, and they've
come along at my request to put you
crooks where you belong. As for au-
thority, you can ask and go hang.
"4Here, boys. I've got to get out to
that barn Come along: some Of your.
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you're under arrest" said Ora
nsont, quietly. "The games up, Gum
bsrts. Hands up, all of you! Dics
Hearne has peached on the whole
gang, and from. the boss down you're
all In for term in stir. You with the
derby! Take Gumberts' gun, and those
Of your companions, then your own
throw 'em on the floor in the corner
and If you make the wrong kind Of a
move, heaven help you! Step lively
therev
Each man there had a revolver OF
- pistol, and one by one the weapons
battered into the corner. Gumberts
stood motionless, licking his thick lips
unuttered curses in his glazing eyes
. And in that instant Gramont heard
he porch steps creak and caught q
low, startled cry.
"1sy,, boss! They's a gang comm
a the run"
- It was Charlie the Goog, bursting In
.vpon them in wild haste. Gramont
stepped into the room and turned
slightly, covering with one of his
weapons the intruder, who stood
I aEhast. in the doorway as he compre'
hended the scene.
% =. No words passed. Staring at the five
men, then at Gramont, the. adenoidal
mechanic gulped once-and like flash
acted. BE ducked low and fired from
bis pocket. Gramont fred at the same
Instant, and the heavy bullet, catching
Charlie the Goog squarely in the chest,
hurled his body half across the room.
! With the shots Memphis Izzy flung
himself forward in a headlong rush.
That desperate shot Of the little me-
ehAnic had broken Gramont's right
arm above the wrist; before he could
Ire second time, with the weapon In
his left hand, Gumberts had wrested
The pistol aside and was struggling
With him. The other four came into
The melee full weight.
Gramont went down under q crash
ing blow. Over him leaped Memphis
Ivy and rushed into the doorway
hen stopped with astounding abrupt
less and lifted his arms. After him
the other four followed suit. Two men,
painting little, stood outside the door
and covered them with shotguns.
'Tie 'em, boys" said Gramont, ris-
Ing dizzily to his feet. mo, I'm not
hurt-my arms broken. think, but
let that wait. Got the ones outsider
,. A stamping Of feet filled the hall.
and other men appeared there.
: "Got two Of 'em, Gramont!" re-
sponded the leader. 1.-THE third slipped
IN here-ah, there he isl"
Poor Charlie the Goog lay dead on
the foor-a touch of heroic tragedy in
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(PlIusAsA ~ sAs 1sziA 1ao1see IN ss-o1Hasisn vfsA
x1s Anssseaa Assesastis1 Il Advertising Ass.siss.
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Illustrations bt3
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- copyrighs BY Doubleday. paqs ard ce"pa.1
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ted Alp habetically According Ports of Desti ma
Coastwise (Continued)

Coastwise Continued
Los Angeles rIarbor. San Francisco.
Oakland Seattle
Nov. so--ffoMEsTBAD tF) Nawseo Lines
Los Angeles Wilmington, San Fran
cisco, Seattle, Vancouver. b. G.
FRoM NEW YORK
Jan. 2g~-MEILVILLE DOLLAR fB) Donar
MOBILE
From NEW yoRg
Fridays tTs MsIiors
NEW ORLEANS
FROM NEW ycRR
Nov. 2s~-EL SfGLO LED Southern pactne
Nov 25--MOMUS (PF) Southern Pacific
Nov 29--Ei EST TERO tf) Southern Pacific
Dec. 2--CREoLn (PF) southern Pacific
NEW YORK
FROM sALTlmoss
weas. fF). Sats. (Fl Clyde Line
OAkLAND-See Los Angeles Hsrbor.
San Francisco
PHILADELPHIA
FROM REw Y9RR
Wed. (ER1, Sat tFR1, and intermediate
Halachaw g. 8. Lines
u OhA Efa4ND-fSeS A5OB AuRelS& &4AEUoSs
San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO, Oaklsnd-Also see
Los Angelica
FROM NEW YORK
Dec. i2--WILLnJLo (IT) Williams g. s.. Ca.
San Francisco, San Diego, Los Angeles
Harbor (Wilmington), Portland,
Seattle. Bellingham "
From f.ew YoRR
Nov. 23--STEEL EXPORTER
lstAlnian Lines
Doc. b--STEEL INVENTOR (B)
Isthrnlap Lines
SEATTLE--Seo Loa Angeles Harbor,
San Francisco
TACDMA-,Sse Lse Angeles Harbor
TAMPA
FHos REV SoRR
Fridays tF) Mallory
VANCOUVER, B. C.-see Los Angeles
WALMENGTON- See San Francisco,
Loa Angeles
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

to-day
. Europe, Africa and West Asia Via Plvrso1ta suA
@ i4sfe tnall must be apeiaiiy addrpesed for dss-
a "a; supp o NJ ~
Germany Especially addressed oaiy,. via Fam.
burz; also parce-Dost roails for CIeTrnaay AostTe
.zerho- o7skta, Hungary and svitzcrland 81 Il
aosant Carroll
Tomorrow
Norway. rn bergen, also psras,-rs~a sas,Y. 81,
SoIssV. & Bergensfjord. s;3s = n..: sEgp 3
Canary Canary I:ands and Senegal tOthss paris os wea
,nls aseamer) va feneriHe Las Psisss rgakse
bsihurst, Bissao FreetoavR Sllertro MoaroSis Cars
Pain1as. Grand Bassam Hecc0sdes and Aceya; aIsa
pare. -gost m9iis for gsIeayir Islands Canary Isl
ands Ceuia Aelilla Tansier in M0rocco aad ID
beria. s. 6. BaITecoo. q. ri
Saturday
Europe, Africa and West Asia 8faaers as6
Siora Ear must bs specially addressed Tor spafza1
by tffs steaHor}. vie ChesDourg and Southampton:
also parcel post mails for cyrsat Rrt;sIp Irciaad
France arc thc countries mentioned Ia Ncseg A''
ai1 B" below, s. s. Majestic, 7 q. "a e9pp o
Great Britain, Trp,ana. Germany soush Aer.cs
cape verde Islands ana Sierra IAons (other co4ll-
trtes rnuet be specially addressed Tor dispatch n,
this steamer VIA tlue0nsteFYn GnG Lverpaoi also
parcel -post mails for Great Britain, Irelena snG
the eountTtes sneni3oaed 81 Note a" besJy. z 81
Baltic a. IN supp. $50 q. m
Norway Sweden. Denmark and Finland VIA
Dispatch BY this steamer also perc5l post Fsaalp
for Sweden. s. S. Stockholm. $50 a. n supp o
Madeira and Gibrsltay fItaIy. Grssos End Suxo-
siavia mum be gss1Eily addressed for dispstrt b7
this steaneT), via Funchsl. Gibraltar Nag.s o.
patTaa ana CraTosa; also pSrcei- POST mails for
Gibraltar. ltaly. Greeco and jugo-SlasiA. S. s.
belgium ana IuxenhIrg Especially sddre. sss
o1ily}, via Antwerp also paFTei post zzs for Tel
etum I,uEeraburg and Belgian Congo. s. e. ~
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CoastWlse

RALTAmOEGE
FEom NEW YeRR
Wsar I'D. sats.. tg,, Clyde Lias
BELLsNGHAAi---See San EsaAeisee
GaaAkLhs4UN
rRoR ME@ YoRa
(pTD Tues. Wed. Thura.. Fri. Sat. Clyes
(sAl.V ESTON
FROM AEN YORK
Wednesdays CpF3, Saturdays CID, Mallory
Wednesdays lIe1. Saturdays LED.
Southsrn Paoine Co sMorgan Lanss
JACKSONVILLE
FROM NEW YORK
SPE, Tuss.. Wed. Thurn., Fra gna. caye
KEY WEST
FF0h NEW Y0Hk
wednesdays tPFl Mallory LiRe
LOS ANGELES HARBoR, San Fran
CISCO, Portland, Seattle. Tacoma
Also see San Francisco
FROM New yoHN
lov. a3--FLOR iDTAE fFl u. A. gA
Nov 1IssouRIAr5 tFs. Y. A. L.
pee 7-Ic,WAN (F5 ". A. r.
osc. 1s--ggrLI HILf, tR> Williams q. D. Co.
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Moy. 2S--RAPIpAN tF) Furncaa, Witty
Nos. 2e~-NORFoLK RANGE ~ IWrness
Dec. l2--HAM BLGTON RANG N n }t'urness
Doc so-~ALpINB RANGE (lf) purness
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Daaiel, Agent
-. s S. Lines. inc. lu.S.S.g.l

,.2stssfy n, N I. WEiCehall I1DU.
i.sSisg Pier 36-37-3s Allan. Basin.
sad.a Liae
q, lloyd Royal Beige, st. Anonyne.
r.a Diamond S. S. Cp, (u.S.S.B.)
sg ~ Exch.Pl. Rect. 18s2-2617-ts.
NIIsael phia, Baltimore. Chicago,
s,noit. Boston. Norfolk.
|a.se & CO., ms, WA. (U.S.S.g.)
,spoore St., NY whitehall 2eso-1.
is CAY St. Bait, Md. Plaza $3.50.
|sa Co., A. H., Agts- (U.S.s.B.)
i gsst St., N. Y. Bowling G'n 2soo.
N, Steamship Co., (u. S. S. B.
-, 3s. Mr., N. Y. Canal $500
|sssr a, N. R., N. Y. (For'n SeTvice}'
|saspcIitan Shipping Co., Enc.,
4U.S. S. 3D.
i Broadway, N. Z. Broad 6l51.
FOE. il2 W. Adams ST. Rand ss1S.
sor.: 500 Carondelet Big. Main $40
nis.: interl Fr't'S Corp.
al.. Terminal Shipping Co.
ss.olk: Harris, Magill & CO., Inc.
IeeHsd.AnchOr Lines
4 i Bpsdway, NJ. Y. Big G'n ,bses.
D Gxgo Fruit Corporation
asuKway. N. Y. Big G'n 1908.
,5sr Las
i Il lIars ST., N. Y. s'g G'n s6a1.
|Tr,n's Wilson Line, N. T., Inc.
asnsn's Wilson Line.
E8anan's Phoenix Line.
Fason- -Furness Line.
as, Mediterranean & Levant Line.
/ Il Broadway, N. Y. Broad OILS.
Import S. S. Corp. (U. S. S. b.
u Broadway, N. Y. Big G'n 964o.
Eipsrs Trans. Co., inc. (U.S.S.B.)
oriole Line.
! q Broadway, NY. Broad 4147.
American Bldg, Bait. Nd. Plaza S5S1
french lime
Compagn!e Genie Transa tlantiqus.
! IS State Stu N. Y Big G'n 1900.
Furnsss, Witty { Co., Ltd.
|. Furness Lines.
Furness Bermuda Linz.
u Whitehall St., n. Y. Big GIN Tsoe.
Rsl'chaw 5. S. Lines, Inc.
! Pier :, E. Z, N. Y. B'g G'n Ssg7.
Rsu'toa & Co., r. p.
u Beaver St., N. Y. Broad 1888.
lF.c. lin:s gu. S. S.B.)
International Freighting Corporat'n
ssNhitehall ST., NY. B'g GIN 1890.
International Mercantile Marine
American Line.
7 Eaits Star Line.
atlantic Transport Line.
aed Star Line.
isgland Line.
Lord & Head Lines.
sfiis Star Dominion Lins.
! Broadway, N. Y.
rsr, BIZ Gin $500; Fgt., WhitTi 1850
W "a Sale ST., Chicago.
iSSniaa Steamship Lines
ttssisgsae l isse Coast Serv., Traffic Dept.
aeos'land: ST., h. Y. Rector o82o.
sieamsh;p Co., Inc. (U.S.S.3.)
"a gdg., "a Beaver St, N. Y.
n n A Gee. Branch Offices: Chi
sssaiiadelph,a.
',aioa { Holt Line,
'adway. N. Y. Broad 1924.
i aa SIeamship Co., Ltd.
9 Moore st.. N. Y. Big G'n 1924.
'laad i-ias q. Nj. N.Y.
= srsadWay, n. Y.
z Tn $500; Fgt. Whit'Ii 1850.
!,
's 3 : aoyai Beige, ST. Anonyme
St. X. Bowling G'n $500.
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= sasns's. wlthy q Co.. n. Agts.
n s.s. : Head Lines (L Nj. M.)
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American, & Manchurian Line.
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Amer, Mediter. 6 Levant Line.
Atlantic Gulf-Fsr East Line.
Ellernan & BucknaIl S. S. Co.. Ltd.
Isthmian Steamahip Line.
Norton Line.
Panama-Far East Line.
Sec. Gen. Tpts., Maritime q Vepeur.
&c Beaver St, n. Y. BROAD 1000.
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Numbers
s'o~v Sseamsh;s Cemnany
Pier SO, n. r.. N. Y. Canal $500
Mallory Trans. Lines, s,Ene. (U.S.S.B.l
II Broadway, n. Y. B'g G'n $500.
Moore & Mccermaek Co., ime.
GU. S. S. b.
Commercial Steamship Lines.
8 B'way, N. Y. Bowling G'n 1856.
Mo-gan Line
sse Southern Pacific Company.
Munson S. S. Lines GU. S. S.B.)
81 Wall ST., N. Y. Big G'n $500.
saW$4V AAA3iS&
North Atlantic 4 Western S. S. CO.
10 Moore ST., N. Y. Big G'n 1888.
1876 +th ST.. PhilA Lombard 57s1.
il1 Summer ST., Boston. Beach $3.50.
n. Y. & Porto Rico S. S. Co.
Is B'way, ". 4. Bowling GIN $500.
North German Lloyd
1<-1e Pearl ST., N. Y. B'g G'n 5Ts8.
Norton, Lilly q Co.
American, & Manchuriau Line.
American s. Indian Line.
American & Australian Line.
Alnerican & African Line.
Amer, Mediter. 6 Gevant Lina.
Atlantic Gulf-FRr East Line.
Ellerman Il BucknaIl S. S. Co., Lse.
Isthrnian Steamahip Line.
Norton Line.
Panama-Far East Line.
Sec. Gen. Tpts., Maritime q Vapeur.
26 Beaver St, n. Y. Broad 1000.
Norwegian Americs Line
Norwegian Amer, Lins Ag'cy, Inc.
& Bridge st., ~. Y. p'g On 6570.
Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
20 hanover So, N. Y.
Rowling Green A630.
Panama Lime
"a State ST., N. Y. B's G'u $3.50.
Prince Line
See Furness, Witty q Go.
Quebec S. S. Co.
See Furnesa, Withy & CO.
Red ID Lire
Bliss, Dallets L Co, Gen. Agaxs.
30 Wall ST., N. 7. Hanover 1o0T2.
Red Star Liue q. vi. M.)
] Broadway, N. Y.
pgr. B'g G'n $500; Fgt, Whit'li 2o6o.
Rogers 4 Webb GU. S. s. b.
lao State ST., Boat, Mass. hin. &As7.
Sanderson x Son, Agent
The Royal Mail Steam Packet Co.
The Pacific Steam Navigation Co.
rs Broadway, N. Y. Broad 2ss0.
Seandina vian Americas Line
81 whitehall ST., N. Y. B'g G'n 72&s.
Sgitcovich Lines Gu. S. S. 81
S, Sgitcovich & Co.
Cotton Exchange, Galveston, Tsx.
Southern Pacific Company
ls5 B'way, N. Y. Cortiandt $500.
Sprague Lines (C.H.Sprasse&Son)
tU.S.S.B.) 1S1 Milk ST.. Boston, ,Maas.
Siruthers & Barry GU. S. S. Bl
liz Market ST., San Francisco, Cal.
Steamship Co., Inc.
(U. S. S. B.
2-z Stone ST., N, Z. B'g G'n 1858.
Three Star Lane (A&reteurs Reunisl
23 Bridge ST., N. X. Big Gn 2l15.
Trinidad Line
See Furness, Witky & Co.
United American Lines, Inc, U.A.E..
American hawaiian S. S. lo.
American Ship e. Commerce Corn.
80 Broadway, n. Y. WhitenslI 1870.
United Fruit Company
!. Battery Pa, NY. Whitehall l7oG
U. S. & A. Lines, Iac. (U. S. S. d.
s-10 br.ass ST.. N. Y. Big GIN $3.50.