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Totals
.Onc out when game raiicd T.,

one out when game called i'm last
half of seventh inning. rain.
NhlckcrboSker 49,. ... 100 600 - .
- ~. ~ Z. 49,. 49,. 30i 126 IL.
summary. Two-hasc hits-Roch
ling. Powell, Saracino Three base
hits.W Woodward. Home runs-WooC'
HICKS. BochlinH Gwathmy. Sacri-
nee hits-Carter. Double plays
kcsicr I" Homam. III, hy pitched
na.i--hF powell. Poorc. IIumphrics.
Left on bases Knicls 4. = 81 =,
Z First base on KniCks O
Z. ". ~ g. :. Bases ON balls
Mathews: off IIumphr!cs Il; of
> Is innings. of liumphries l.. il,
innings struck out-by Hum.
phries. g. by Powell, s Time Of
game. 100 Cmpire-O'Toole and
moore: S1orcr-JoScDh T. Nunallic.
Attc nlAnCn about nMn
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CARDS AND PIRATES CO
$3.50 WITH TWIN BILLS
Pfcffcr Beats Out Babe Adams
in Morning Engage.
lnCnt.
tBy Associated Press.

PITTSBURGH, PA. Sept. 4.-Pitts-
hurEh divided double header with
st. Louis today. Tho morning con-
test went to the Cardinals. to :.
while the Pirates took the afternoon
battle. s TO .. Pfcncrs splendid
twirlinE was responsible for the St.
Louis victory. Maranyille brok. un
the afternoon game with tripl. in
the ninth. He scored on Mann'S wild
return. Score.
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pittSllIirCll II.

50, Louis 1910 100 02l-a
Summary: Two-base hi;wGrinr
Three base hits-Biades. Bottomly
Russell; stolen bases-Stock. Sacrt-
hccs-Hornsby, Toporccr. Left on
hases-St. Louis, o: Pittsburgh, z
Base on halls-off PfeTcr. /: Off
Adams. /. Struck out-by Pteffer. .:
by Adams ;. Passed ball-Gooch
winning pttcher-PfeTer Losing
pitcher-Adams. Empires Bigler
and O'Day. Time. 1926
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rirdmont Lcnp,c nc.nI,.

Morning-Durham . Raleigh 2
,ahriiie. ,: Greensboro, . ITen
innings).
titsh Point. s; Winston Salem. S.
Afternoon-Raleigh 3: Durham 10
Greensboro. Il: Danvilie, !.
WINSTON Salem. .. High Point. 0.
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Portsmouth,

stolen bases -Coose1rec, Gallagher.
Champagne. i.eit on bascs--Norfo!k.
{. Portsmouth. S Double plays
O'Bricn 10 Bangs: Manning to Voter
to Rooney; Voter to Rooney go.
Watt ,urassiStedb. Bases ON balls
off Manning. !. off Peterson. 3. Struck
out-by Manning, 3; by Peterson
Empires. Orth and SchacTcr
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'Battcd FOR Hartnett in eighth
= ERttei for AlAriNpr IN clrh,h

SACRIFICES Dauhrr'. Fonseca pou-
bic play-IIo!loChcr 10 Terry TO
Grimes Left on bases Chicago. :;
Cincinnati! o Rases on balls-o1
keck l. of Aldridgc. !. Struck out
by Neck. 3 bv Aldr;dge, ?. HTS
orr kltridco. II IN :, on Jones. in
T. Losing pitchcr-AldridEe I'm
pir-s. 0U.SicE and Moran Time,
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CLUBS DIVIDE

tSpscIal TO The Times Dispalch.l
WILSON ). G.. Sept. i.-Wuson
holiday b!l!, each club winning on
HON" grounds. The scores:
MORNING GAME,
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Mobile. 3-2i; Atlanta, -
Memphis. %, Little Rock IA.
New Orleans, -: Rirm!ng CHAM. as
Chattanooga. SO. Nashville, 20
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stN
orfOlk.

Summa ry: I.eft on bascs-POrts-
mouth. 4. Norfolk, .. Double plays
Watt to Burke 10 Kelliher. Watt TO
Kcll!hcr. Sacrifice hits--Ras hang,
Riggs. Gallagher. Burke. Champagne.
Hudgins. Goosetrec. Struck out--by
Mathews, 4: by 500, 4; by Proctor. =.
Bases on balls-on Mathews. /. on
500. 3: of Proctor. |. lIits-on 500
o in :. Hit by pitcher--by Mathews
(Goosetrce). Losing pitcher--Soo.
Time, 1854. Umpires, Schacffer and
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M cr,,d circuit unce.

HARTFORD. CONN, Sept Rain
today caused postpOnement Of the
opening OF the Grand circuit races at
Charter oak Park.
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Kid Lewis Keats Thop,,.

.cNDON, Sept Tied fKid,
Wis former welterweight cham
piOn. tonight defeated M,rnaI
Thomas ;he French wcltcrweipht In
the fourth round 80
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summary. Two base hit-IouiS
BinnS. stolen baSrs-I Louis Binns
90. Leo Rims go. Lawrence Binns
C2). Campbell Bowles 90. Sncrifice
Nunnnily Hit by pitchcr--Al
len Left on bases -Wcathcrford. 1,
West End >. Bases on halls-off
Wood. =. or Campbell, ?. Iiits-off
wood. ia :. OF Campbell. / in :.
struck out--hy Wood. 3. nv Camp.
bell, . Time ~ game, 20 TIM
pirc. Jones Moore. scorer. L.
SChuttic
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PITTSBURGH,

.ta's .....'... 30 Il II - II o
'onc out when winning run scored
Nhatted for l'crtica in seventh.
Score by innings II
s. Louis ............O 900 COZ ool15
Pittsburgh .. OOi ola ooi g
summary: Two-basc hits-Russell
IIerncy, Gla2ner. Mueller. Three.
Dase hits-Hornsby. Stock. Maran-
vllie. Double playS-Toporcer. Horns
by and Bottomly; Traynor. Maran-
vile and Grimm. Left on bascs-St
Louis. 3; Pittsburgh. q B1Sc on balls
on Pertica. !; off Rarfoot. l. off
,'iazner. ,. struck out-by GIazner.
: ny Barfoot. |. Hits-off Pcrtica'
IN .. of Barfoot, in Is. Losing
pitcher--Barfoot. Empires - Ricler
ana c'Day. Time, lbs
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Lasister. Raleigh, y. c., Harley Dav-
idsOn. q minutes 10 seconds

IHSUH, WIHUttS To SECONDS.
Five-!Nilc motorcycle race with
side car Won by j. 7. Sink. Roa-
nokc. IL riley Davidson; time. 3 min
mtes 81 seconds. Second, w u. Lee
raleigh, y. c.. Indian: minutes As
eigh. Harley: minutes 80 seconds.
Tcn-m mic race. motorcycle with
side car-W Won by ! r. Sink. Roa-
mckee. Harley; tim. II minutes 40
indian; IL minute. Third, Bob Up
church. Raleigh. Harley; IL minutes
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NORWEGIAN BREAKS
POLE VAULT RECORD
10y Associated Press. J

COPE II AG EN-. Sept. 4.-Tha
worlds record for the pole vault was
broken in the Copenhagen Stadium
yesterday by iioff the Norwegian
athlete. who cleared the bar at thir-
teen feet sin inches. The previous
record in this event was made in
1920 at the Olympic games Mt Ant
wcrp br T. n. FosS, an American
who vaultcd thirteen fect Ave inches
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Wilson.
Totals ....... Ri SIS "a 10 O
Called account darkness

Score by innings: II.
Rocky Mount .......lOO iO2 IO--5
wilson .................0l 100 2'-S
summary: Earned runs-Wilson, S:
Rocky Mount. 5. Home run-Adaias.
Three base hit-winston Two.bnse
hitst-Rowland. Quinn (2). Stolen
hascs-Deckcr. Hall, Roderigues and
Roth. Sacrifice hits--Winston (2).
Rodriguez. Roth and Thompson. Left
on hases-Rocky Mount, 10; Wilson.
H.. Base on halls-off Quinn, 81 of
HchI, i. Struck out---by He'll, 3. Hit
By. pitcher--Head. Time of game, $50.
umpires-Blackburn and Breslin.
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w Ot.kN Nlnnni-

s'pic w
Rocky Mount .....2 go OO2 100 vI-In
summary: Home runs--Waltcrs.
NarieSki Three base hit-EIau. Two
:SteIEbrenncr, Winston Hail. SacriticI
hiis-Adams. Mechan. Thompson ia)
Bennett. Narleski, Decker. +. Walker.
WINSTON 20. stolen bascs-Roth.
ADAMS. lihl, f.. Walker. Left on
ba Sos W ilsun. 10: Rocky Mount. 10,
Double plays-D. Walker TO Rod
riguez TO Roth: Rodriguez to Roth: +,
WALKER TO Rowland 10 Narlcski liits
off Meehan, : in 20 innings: OF
5ehnett. IN 2 Is innings, off
Thompson. in innings. Base on
bhlls.-"n Mechan. l; of Bennett. o:
struck oui-hy Mechan. l. by Ben.
nett. ]; by Thompson. ,: by Wood
head. /. Wild pitch-Meehan Losing
Iuttnei thompson. lassed ball
Head. Time OF game 2:O5 umpjr.s
Rreslin and Blackburn.
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SHIP SETTLEMENTS
ABOUT COMPLETED
Three More Concerns Accept
Boards Terms on Cam
cellations.

Yhe Shipping Boards settlements with
the pioneer purchasers of it, tonnage
were virtually completed yesterday by
Commissioner Frederick ], Thompson IN
q dav OF conferences at the local oinces.
The Williams Steamship Company, Black
Diamond Steamship Company and Sus-
oushanra Steamship Company were
added to the list OF those which have ac-
cepted the boards terms for canoeing
their obligations. They acquired vessels
at war time prices under the deierreu
payment plan and we're given rchet un
der The policy adopted By the board
early in the summer.
The Williams Steamship Company
originally contracted for four vessels
aggregating 1851 deadweight tons at
5000 a ton: ]. & d. Auditore & Co, on
behalf OF the Susquehanna Steamship
Company, acquired three vessels totallns
1e.2SS tons at 1896 ton, and }. y.
Deckendorff & Co. on behalf OF the Black
Diamond Steamship Company bought
one ship OF ZOO tons at 1926 a ton.
Current world market prices for similar
tonnage range from $50 10 $50.
II Mr.. Thompson effects settlement
with the American Fuel OIL and Irans-
portation Company. which contracted ior
five vessels of 59,152 tons at $3.50 ton
under an agreement " CONVEX
tankers.- the task assigned TO him py
Chairman Lasker will be complete. Al
though Anal settlement with the Luck
enbach Steamship Company has not been
made. a basis of agreement has been
reached and the case is not III MT.
Thompsons hands. The Polish Amer'-
can Navigation Company has not the
status of the other purchasers. as u
went into receivers hands some time ago
and its vessels were taken by the board
Mr.. Thompson said that in all the
board had settled with about seventy
purchasers. holding 160 vessels OF over
100000 tons. The program originally
laid down had been consistently followed
he added. and he referred with pride to
the fact that the board had been obliged
10 seize the delinquent's ships only In
the instance of the Atlantic, Gulf and
Pacific Company
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

The connecting mails close at the General
Post Office and City Hall Post Office, New
York, at PM. as follows:
Hawaii (4) and specially addressed mail
for Japan. Corea and China via San Fran
cisco: also parcel post mails for Japan,
Corea. China, Siam, French Indo-China and
Straits Settlements, str PRESIDENT
PIERCE, Sept IS.
Hawaii 90 via San Francisco, str MAT
SONIA. Sept 20
China. Netherlands East Indies, Straits Set
Elements and ~ Philippine Islands via Van
couver and Victoria, &c; also parcel post
mails for Shanghai City, str EMPRESS OF
ASIA. Sept 80 ~.
Tahiti Marquesas. Cook Islands. New
Zealand and Australia via San Francisco
Blso parcel post mails for Society Islands,
Cook Islands, New Zealand and Australia.
str MAUNGANUI. Oct !.
Hawai- &, via San Pedro. Cal. ctr CITY
OF Los ANGELES, Oct ..
New Zealand via San Francisco; also par
Gel post mails for New Zealand. str
wA1HEMO. Oct 3.
Japan, Corea. China. Siberia. French Indo-
Elements and 90 Philippine Islands via
Seattle; ais. parcel post mails for Japan.
Corea. China. Siam, French rndo-Chins and
Straits Settlements, str PRESIDENT MAD
IsoN. Oct o tsl. tts. ...t-t N.t
"Ordinary Cunregistered) letters mailed up
20 PM the next day will, provided there Ls
no delay in the overland transit, reach Seat
tie In time for connection with the steamer
mentioned.
Supplementary mails accepted on pier.
san classes OF mall. including domestic
parcel post.
Mails of the following dates, Canton Aug
IS, Hong Kong 29th, Moukden Sept o, Kobe
sth and Yokohama 9th. which arrived per
on Sep. % and are due in New York on the
morning OF Wednesday. Sept II.
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SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 30.

South Brazil, Argentina. Uruguay and
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Janeiro, Santos. Montevideo and buenos
Aires. str BRONTE, AL
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AM
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ToRIA. : 80 AM.
Costa Rica Cprints, &c. for Canal Zone,
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(also prints, &c, for Nacaome, Tegucigaipa
and Nuscaran). In Honduras, Cauca and
Narino departments of Colombia and Ecua-
dor CUBA and other parts of Honduras
must be specially addressed) via Havana.
Cristobal and Port Limon, str TOLoA, 5
AN (sup AM ~.
Curacao and Venezuela: also specially adj
dressed correspondence for Porto Rico via
Mayagaez, Laguayra. Curacao and Mara
caibo. str MAEACAIBo. $3.50 AN (sup $3.50
AM ~.
Cuba Especially addressed only) via Ha-
vana, str ORIZABA. 10 AM 10.
Porto Rico st Thomas. st Croix, SABA,
St Martins. st Eustatius. san Pedro de
Macorls and San Domingo City via San Juan,
str PORTO RICO (sea poet), $3.50 AN tsup
st Thomas, 81 croix. Saba. St Martins.
ST Eustatius. ST kits. Nevis. Antigua.
Montserrat. Guadeloupe. Dominica, Marti-
nique. ST Lucia, Barbados and Guiana
Grenada, ST Vincent and Trinidad must be
specially Addressed. via ST Thomas. -
Croix, ST Kits. Antigua, Guadeloupe. Domi-
rica. Martinique, st Lucia and Barbados,
str BOLIVAR, 1 PM (sup PM.
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SATURDAY.. sEPTEMBER 20.

France (other countries must be specially
addressed) Via uavre also parcel post malls
for France and the countries mentioned In
note + below, str LAFAYETTE, 7;30 AN
(sup AM D.
Europe, Africa and West Asia via Plynl-
outh aud Bouogne email must be specially
addressed) also parcel post mails for Meth
crlands via Rotterdam. str ROTTERDAM
An (sup AM -.
Europe, Africa and West Asia via Plym-
addressed also parcel post mails for Bel
gium, Luxembourg and Belgian Congo Via
Antwerp str LAPLAND, AM (sup $50
AM ~.
South Africa Especially addressed only) via
Cape Town. also parcel post mails for Union
OF South Africa, Bechuanaand Protectorate,
Portuguese Fact Africa, Northern and South
ern Rhodesia and Southwest Africa Protec-
.orate, str EASTERN GLEN. 80 AM.
Esthonia and Finland Especially addressed
only via Reval and Ielsingfons: also par
Gel post mails for Esthonia and Finland str
BELvIDERE. 80 AN.
Azores Islands, Madeira and Canary ISL
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Teneriffe, Las Palnas Dakar. Bathurst.
Bissao. Conakry. Freetown. Monrovia, Grand
Bassam. Seccondee and Accra; alec parcel
post mails for Azores Islands. Santa Cruz
de Teacriffe. Cadiz and Liberia. str WEST
HUMHAy, $3.50 AM.
Europe, Africa and West Asia via Cher
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mails for Great Britain. ireland. France and
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Germany Especially addressed only) via
Bremen; also parcel post mails for Ger
many. Austria, Czecho- Slovakia. Hungary
and Switzerland. str PRESIDENT FILL
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Army Orders

Special Dispatch 10 TuE NEW YoRK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. C., Sept. rs.
Theso army orders were made public TO-
day. ..
Grim. Capt Casper r.. TO storrs, Conn.
Carnahan, Col. Earl G., 20 retired list.
COAST ARTILLERY.
blake, col. Edmund NJ, 20 retired list
Citing. Major Stewart o., TO Fort Crockett.
oUARTERMAsTER CORPS.
robin. Lieut. COL w. H., 70 Preside Of
San Francisco.
Ross, capt. q. A., 10 the United states.
rain, Capt Reuben L., 10 the United States
Blake, Capt. Clarence j.. to the United
psrdscyc, FIRST Lieut.. N. D.. to the United
MEDICAL CORPS.
CLARK, Lieut. Col. John A.. 70 Fort 2. a.
Ruaeeil.
scrutchfield. Major 9. r.. to Balboa
Heights, Canal Zone.
AIR SERVICE.
Davidson. Major Howard G., to london,
Cissstt. Major II. b., to Langley FlsId.
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CLOSING OF MAILS.

OFFICE and
bema
al
poag
upplemen
map pie
time sang mail
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These naval orders we're made public to-
day.
Trench. Capt. Martin f., 10 captain OF
yard. Philadelphia.
Carlson, Lieut.. Milton o.. to Massachu-
se,ts Institute Of Technology.
Christie. Lieut.. Ralph w, 20 Massachu-
setts Institute OF Technology.
Culbranson, Lieut.. Clarence, 20 L. $, $.
Childs as executive officer.
Hunter, Lieut.. Harold Cd, to naval gun
factory, Washington.
Sauer, Lieut.. Edward p, 10 naval proving
ground. Indian Head, Md.
Fetherstonc. Lieut.. James H., 10 naval
hospital, Annapolis.
White. Lieutenant Commander Paul c., TO
IT, s. $. Wyoming.
Cohen, Lieut.. Max. TO ". s. S. Bridgeport.
Fladeland. Lieut.. II. H., to training sta
ton. Hampton Roads.
Reay, Lieut.. Joseph, supply Corps, to home.
relieved active duty.
Mcrigue, Lieut.. John H., to treatment naval
hospital, New York.
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MARINE NEWS NOTES.

The American Bureau OF Shipping was
instructed yesterday by the shipping
board to classify the Leviathan. whose
last official classification, as the Water
land, was with the Germanische Lloyd.
The bureau has three surveyors at New
port News. Va, where the big ship is
being reconditioned.
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Steamers Due in New York.
DUE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 81.

ct0amcr From. Agents.
BelllnEham, Sunderland 12th.,........ ------
Bergsdaien, Shields eth ................ -----
Boutry 81 Vincent 13th....... Daniel Bacon
city or Atlanta. Saw tnnah 24th. Ocean So Co
Clara Canus, Newport 18th. .....,..... .----
Corfe Castle. Madeira 18TH. Barber Lines
Danlcr, Cardiff f2th..... Lloyd Royal Beige
Ecuador, Colon 18th. ...ss...... Pacific Mall
Elderly, Gibraltar tst. Phelps Bros
Estonia, Copenhagen 10th. ..... .Baltic-Amcr
Grandc Ciaarde. San Francisco Aug ~.
Kerr IS Co
aarlscywood Shields ifth....J II winchester
Homeric, Southampton goth. White star
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last Offtclal ClaSSlIlCatlou, Us thS NdNei
land was with the Germanische Lloyd.
The bureau has three surveyors at New
port News. Va, where the big ship is
being reconditioned.
Frank c.. Munson. president OF the
Munson Line, is booked to sail next
Wednesday for South America on the
American Legion. 1t will be mainly
vacation trip, in the course OF which
Mr.. Munson will visit the Exposition at
Rio de Janeiro.
Members OF the East Coast South
America Conference met yesterday and
reduced the rate on refrigerated apples
from 81 a cubic foot TO 75 cents. Further
progress was made toward organization
on a $4,000 forfeit plan of fixing rates.
and all that Is now needed, II was said.
Is favorable replies from the head Of
Aces OF some of the foreign lines. Chair
man Pedrick OF the Gulf-South America
Conference. VINO Is here on visit, said
that business out OF the Southern ports
was materially improving. with to-
bacco and rice being shipped in espe-
cially large quantities
Many marine engineers are reported
to be finding employment in machine
shops on land. The Ocean Association
OF Marine Engineers mas organized a
shore division in which engineers with
marine licenses employed ashore are
eligible TO membership.
Capt Louis +. Dietrichs. who re-
Gently brought in the Kentuclzian OF the
United American Lines. Is only 81 years
cid, and Is probably the youngest skip
per in the American marine service.
!. p. Meyer, American representative
OF the Hamburg American Line. yester-
day denied a London report received in
the financial district to the effect that
his organization and the North German
Lloyd were beginning a rate war for
transatlantic passengers and freight.
Mr. Meyer. who has just returned from
a German trip. said the two companies
would undoubtedly continue their poll
cy OF friendly competition" He had q
gloomy view Of internal conditions in
Germany and thought the favorable cir
crmstances under which German ship
ring is operating would not long con-
tlnue.
The steamship Robert Dollar is due in
port in n day or two after a round the
world trip of over 10000 miles. She has
full cargo of $4,000 tons. mainly rub
Der and other raw materials from the
East.
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Ciuadclo Dominica. Martinique, 81 Lucia
and Barbado (S, Thomas. - Croix, Guiana
Grenada, 81 Vincent and Trinidad must be
specially Addressed Ma 81 Thomas. -
Croix. ST kits. Montserrat. Antigua, ciuade.
loupn, Dominica, Martinique, 81 Lucia ana
Barbados. str PARMA. I AM tf).
City Of Nusvitas. Cuba tother parts OF
Cuba must ~ specially addrcsscd) via Nue.
Yitns str MUM tMAR. . AN.
ssmaica (Cdba must he specially au-
dressed Via Santiago and Kingston, str
BANAN, Q AN.
Ccara gother parts OF Brazil must be lspe-
cialy addreSscdl via Ceara, Victoria. SAN
TO-. raranEua. T.io Grande do sui. Pelota-s
and Porto Allegro. str AIDAN. IL AM.
Canal Zone. Panama. III Salvador (prints,
&c). Nicaragua (except East COAST. Anna
pala City, Choluteca (also prints &C. for
Nacaome. Tegucigalpa and luscaran) IN
Honduras. Cauca and NarIno Departments
&c Colombia. Ecuador and letter mail for
Peru teacept Iquitosl, Bolivia and Chile
Guatemala and other parts OF Honduras
must be specially addressed) via Cristooal.
Balboa. Corinto, La Libertad and san Jose
de Guatemala str ECUADOR, 1880 AM
(suD II 80 AM ~.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS
sxL WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER !.

SAIL WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER ~.
Colombo, Napcs. % y R.......... -
cubuno, Buenos Aires. 20 Bklyn.. -
Fort 81 George. Bermuda, % v II. II 90 AN
Henry u Mallory. Galveston, rs
y E..........+...-4.....ss. ..ss..s
Masaba London. 80 n R.......... -
Michael, Para. SD ~, Bhlyn $50. ---
President Adams. London, 4, Ho-
boken NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Noon
seydlitz, Bremen. 9th 81, Hobokeu. Noon
SAIL THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER es.
uarait. Curacao. &c. IL Bklyn. 500 PM
Carrillo Kingston, Sc q " r.. II 90 AN
la Bourdonnals, Havre, ~ y X. II 100 AN
Lake Fernwood. Santiago, SC,
~
Monterey. Havana. N y R....... 100 Pm
Mount Clay, Hamburg, 50 Re-. Noon
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SAIL rHuRspAY. sErrENInEn %.

Mundalc. Manati. sc, II h.. -
Panamau. Los Angeles, &c, Buhh
Docks, Bklyn..
st Mihiel, Cristohal, Army Base,
Bklyn ..................... 200 PM
Scytiia, Liverpool, 81 " R........ Noon
SAIL FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 80.
Adam, Ceara. ODD ct, Bklyn..... PM
Antilla, Santiago, &C. II Bklyn....
Banan, Santiago. q R........ Noon
Ecuador. Crlstobal, - y R........ PM
Lake Cialistco, Clcnfuegos, 10
tkiyn ........s.......s...4..
Munafnar. Nuevitas. 81 Il R..... Noon
Parma, 81 Thomas, - Blslyu. go. II 90 AM
Roma, Lisbon, 3lst ~, Bklyn...... 100 PM
Royal city. London, ~ Bklyn.....
stavangerfjord, Bergen, Both IT.
Bklyn Observation-Disclosures. Noon
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Idomeneus. Marseliles stn..... Booth Lire
Laesell Santos 9th. Lamport 4 Holt
Leighton, Trinidad sth... .Lampoit Holt
Maravi Preston 2lst. ........,.. United Fruit
Mongolia, Hamburg 10th. American Llns
NlNoee. Cnrutff Sth.s..s.. -
Rangoon Maru, Gibraltar 18th.
Nippon Yusan Kaisha
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.


Europe. Africa and West Asia Canary
lclauds must he specially addrossed) Via
Plymouth and Cherhourg; also parcel pos
malls for Great Britain. ireland, France and
he countries mentioned la notes A and II
below, ctr PRESIDENT ADAMS. s AN (sup
. 80 AN -.
Italy (parcet post malls and specially ad-
dressed correspondence Via Naples. ctr
COLOMBO. AN.
Germany Especially addressed only) via
nee, TT-g n.va
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