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SHIPPING. NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
$495,591 DEFICIT
FOR PACIFIC MAIL
Jtevenup in 11*21 Fell From
?10,136.098 to $5,948,981;
Outlook Gloomy.
Jf
The annual report of the Pacific Mall
steamship Company tor the year ended
December 81. 1921. shows a net deficit j
of $4*5,591, as compared with net in
rflne or $1,622,470 for the previous year, j
ITie conservative management of the
> $mpany was evinced, however, in an
allowance of $481,687 for depreciation
and amortisation, and a reduction in ex
penses from $7,746,609 to $5,7S1,91!1. A
profit and loss surplus of $3,031,388 is '
shown, as against $3,54$,178 tho pre
\ious year.
The fall in revenues from $ 10,136,09S
t# $5,948,931 was not sufficiently bal
anced by reductions in operating costs,
; nd further decreases must be expected ;
> luring the current year, the report says,
?.dding that "the adverse conditions of
she last year are likely to continue dur
ing 1922."
No entirely satisfactory operation of
yncrican liners can be expected, tlie re- ?
ort adds, "until the United Sta??? Gov
i rnmertt has declared and put Into effect'
a.* well considered and practical shipping
policy and hay made such changes in
ottr maritime code as are required by
< xlsting conditions. The present Ad- 1
>i)lnlstratton realizes this situation, and
3t is hoped that effective action will be
taken In the near future."
In the face of keenly competitive con
ations the Pacific Mail operated during
fh? year forty-one steamships with a ?
total dead weight of 285,000 tons, han
ding an aggregate cargo of 926,000 ,
' fns. "Taking Into consideration the
T'&rticulnrly trying period, results may
bi- considered as fairly satisfactory,"
?-ays the report Drastic economies were
Introduced, vessels being withdrawn
where possible, and overhead and oper
rling costs reduced. "It is gratifying
tb report that the men manning your
vessels now appreciate the difficult con
ations which owners are facing and
are accepting in good spirit the further
rfceessary reuuotions which have lately
sjone into effect," the report declares.
After referring to the abandonmen' i
<f the Manila-East India and Around
the World services, which were main
tained for the Shipping Eoard, the re
port says that the company h&c similar!}
recommended the abandonment of the
Jlongkong-Cvlcutta feeder service. "Good
:thd dependable service has now been re
? ?f-tablished by private owners between
7?! ngkong and ports served by this line. |
and It is your company's opinion that
the feeder service can now be discon
tinued without prejudice to the prompt
movement of cargo between this terrl- |
tory and the United States," says the
rjtnort.
The transpacific service operated for j
The Shipping Board is declared com
jileteiy successful. The board's ships. It j
1* said, "have measured up to expectn.- j
tlons and have already created an en
viable reputation for comfort and speed,
filing both out and hom? with pas
senger accommodations well filled. In
numerous Instances it has been neces
sary, due both to the populorlty of the
Pacific Mail service and to the Shipping
board's failure to allocate fl?? ship* to
'his run. to leave American travelers
'le'nlnd on account of lack of spa^e.
This condition, which is forcing Ameri
can travel into foreign lines, still con
tinues."
SHIP LINES UNITE
FOR GRAFT FIGHT
Drive Directed Against Fees
and Tips of Loaders.
Representatives of sixty-seven steam
ship companies in New York have been
Invited by the Merchants Association to
iUtend a conference to be held in the as
sociation's rooms In the "VToolworth
building ncrt Wednesday at 2 :30 to de
termine upon mean.* for the suppression
if alleged grafting practices In the
handling of merchandise at the port of
Xew York.
The association has extended Its cam
paign against the grafting evil to include
She practiccs of "loaders" on the steam
ship piers, as a result of many letters of
complaint received from the members.
Tii an announcement made public to-day
t)ie association reports upon the sltua
Uon as follows:
? "The 'loaders' occupy an anomalous
position on the steamship piers. They
are not employed by the steamship com
p.-inles nor are they amenable to control
by these companies. They are strongly
unionised and resort to extremely rlras
methods to maintain their position.
In effect, they demand toll upon all Im
ports brought Into the country. The
oretically they are on the piers for the
ourpose of assisting the employees of
'mportera by loading their marehandlse
^pon trucks. They have a fixed sched
ule of 2 or 2'i cents a hundred pounds
for hrndling such merchandise, but in
practice this charge is often Increased
very materially."
The members nf the Merchants Asso
ciation make three classes of complaints
against the "loaders."
First, that they object to the practices
of th? "loaders" In handling the mer
chandise and loading it on trucks, such
i partial and unsatisfactory loading of
trucks.
Kecond, they object to the fees and tip?
exacted to secure prompt and reliable
service.
Third, they object strenuously to the
autocratic attltvde of the "loaders" In
refusing to permit employees of Import
's to hnndle or load any merchandise
nn the piers.
MERCHANTS IN PROTEST
AGAINST CITY DRY DOCK
Write Hylan Backing Mar'u
time Exchange.
tn a letter to Mayor Hylan the Mer
?hants Association hits Joined with the
Maritime Exchange In a protest against
?he proposal of tho Department of l-'lant
trd Structures to construct a city dry
dock at a cost of $525,000. The letter
liolnts out that there fire a number of
private repair plants with ample facili
ties for undertHklns the maintenance of
the city's vessels, ord that the work
would be done on a competitive basis.
The letter adds:
"If the city builds its own dry docks
anrr maintains Its own shops they will
necessarily he used for relatively but
a small portion of each year, and the
interest, maintenance and overhead costs
will therefore be extremely lar^e rela
tively to the amount of work dene by
thoae plants. Moreover, city laborers
work a leaner number of hours than
tfcoM In private employment and nre
?mid BubetantiaHy higher rates. The
~t>eratlng cost,* will therefore be corre
avoadtngly higher."
CLOSING OF MAILS
Foreign mall* wtll "lose promptly as inilkntc i t* low at the General Post Office and
City Hall Station. Ordinary prints. Samples, panel post package* anil resist .-rod articles
close two hours t-av'ier, xcept "hat regUtered articles have to be mailed between the hours
Of 8 AM and 12 I'M. At II.e lu reign ritation >corner of Morion anil West streets) foreign
mat! clo?e? half an hour later than at the (Jnieral Poet office ami City Hall Station.
Supplementary mail closes n; ti? ?? Gen'ral Post Office and City Hall Station, where double
postage I* required. SUPPLEMENTAlt Y MAll, idouble postage required) closes at the
'orfipn Station half on hour later than the supplementary closing time shown below, except
Unit supplementary :iid11 for European countries and tor Central America, &c, via Crlsto
hsl. close j one hour later. Whenever mall vtui-ln sail between the hours of U AM and a
: M a supplementary mail post office on the steamship pier is open to the public 1*4 hours
before th ? scheduled sailing time and closes l(t minutes before the scheduled sailing time.
Double postaK'' r.iiulred. The steamers for which supplementary mall is accepted on the
pier at time of sulling ero shown below by a dagger (i) following time o- closing of mall.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
MONDAY, MARCH 13.
Denmark (paroe: post mail* and specially
addrtsHfd correspondence), via Copenhagen,
str TEXAS, 0 AM.
Germany (specially addressed only) via
Hamburg: also parcel post malls lor Ger
many. Austria, Czecho-Slovakia. Hungary
end .Switzerland, ntr MOUNT CAKROLL,
5:30 P.M.
Tl KsDAY, MARCH 14.
G, at Britain, Ireland, South Africa,
Madeira and Cape Verde islands (other
countries must be specially addressed), via
Que.natown, Plymouth and Cherbourg; also
tar. t'i post malls for Great Britain, Ireland,
"'ranee and the uountrle.s mentioned Jn notes
A and B below, via Plymouth and Cher
hour*. str OLD NORTH STATE, 7 AM (sup
U AM T>.
Netherlands (parcel post malls and spe
cially addressed correspondence), via liot
terdam, atr MAASDYK, 9 AM.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15
Spain (specially addressed only) via Cadiz
and Barcelona; a bio parcel post malls for
Spain, Canary Is'ands, Ceuta. Molllla and
Tangier In Morocco, atr LEON XIII, 6:30
AM.
Germany (specially addressed only) via
Bremen; also parcel post mails for Ger
many, Atistrla. Czecho-Slovakia, Hungary
and Switzerland, str HANNOVER. 7:30 A.M.
Europe, Africa and West Asia (except
prlnta for Great Britain, Ireland, South
Africa, Madeira and Capo Verde Islands)
via Havre; also parcel poet mails for Franc?
and the oiher countries mentioned In note
B below, str PARIS, 8:30 AM (sup 9:30
AM ).
Senegal and Gambia (Canary Islands and
other parts of West Africa must be spe
cially addressed) via Tenerlffe, Dakar, Bath
rt:. Blssuo, Conakry, Freetown, Cape
I'almas, Grand Bassrtm, Axlm, Seccondi-e
and Accra: a'so parcel post malls for Santa
Cruz do Tenerlffe, Cadiz and Liberia, str
BONNY, 9 AM.
South Africa (specially addressed only)
via Cape Town; also parcel post malls for
Union of South Africa. Bechuanaland Pro
tectorate, Portuguese East Africa, Northern
and Southern Rhodesia and Southwest Af
rica Protectorate, str YORK CASTLE,
10 AM. ?
Portugal (Italy must bo specially ad
dressed ) via Lisbon, Palermo and Naples;
also parcel post malls for Portugal and
Italy, str BRAGA, 10:30 AM.
Portugal (Italy must bo specially ad
dressed) via Lisbon, Palermo and Naples;
by rail to Providence, Rl, and thence by str
BRAGA, 8 PM.
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN
TRAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES, AC.
TI'KSDAY. MARCH 14.
North Brazil, Inuitos, Macelo and CaHedello
(other parts of Brazil must be specially ad
dressed), via Para, Ceara, Macelo, Pernarn
buco, Cabrdt-ilo, Natal and I'arnahyba, str
POLYCARP. 9 AM.
Mexico (specially addressed only), via
Vera Cruz and Tampico; also parcel post
malls for the Mexican States of Chiapas,
Guerrero, Hidalgo, Mexico. Morelos, Oaxaca,
ruebla, Tlaxcala and Vera Cruz, str MUN
PLACE, 12 M.
Bahamas (Including Inagua and Ftirtur.e
Islands), via Nassau, str MUNARGO, 12 M.
Canal Zone, Panama, Nicaragua (except
East Const), Amapala City, Choluteca,
Cauca and Nar'no departments of Colombia,
Ecuador, Peru (except Iqvitos), Bolivia a.?l
! Chile (letter ma'l only), via Cristobal, by
rail to Philadelphia. Pa, and thence by etr
I K1MAR F LUCKENBACIf, 6 AM.
Newfoundland, via St Johns, str ROSA- I
L1ND, 7:30 AM.
WKDJOKDAY, MARCH 13
Bermuda via Hamilton, etr FORT HAM- j
, ILTON 7:30 AM.
Jamaica, Costa Rica, Canal Zone, Pan- !
; an> a, Salvador (prints. Sec), Nicaragua (ex
oept East Coast), Amapala City, Choluteca
, (aLso mints. Ac, for Nacaome. Tegu lgalpa
. and Vflkaran) in Honduras, Colombia and
Kcuawtftotli'V parts of Honduras and let
tor trflBr for Salvador must he specially ad
dressed) via Kingston, Cristobal, Cartagena,
Savanilla and Santa Marta, t?tr SANTA
MART A, 8 AM (?up !? AM t).
! Porto Rico (ordinary mall only)' via San
i Juan, str BEATRICE, II AM (sup M +).
North Hrasll, Iqultos. Maofltlo and Cabe
' dello (other parts of Brazil must be ape
I olaly addressed) via Para. Coara, Haceio,
j Pernambuco, Cabedeilo, Natal and Parna
iiyba (registered mall closes 8 PM. March
\ M?, by rail to Norfolk, Va, and thence by
. str POLYCARP, 5 PM. $
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
Close at New Tork at 5 PM as follows:
Japan, Corea, China, Siberia, French lndo
I China, Netherlands East Indies .(except Su
I matra) and Philippine Islands (J), via
Seattle; uiso parcel poet malls for Japan, '
| Corea, China, Slam, French Indo-Chlna and
Straits Settlements, str BAY STATE, Marcli '
! 13 (?).
Hawaii ($) and specially addressed mall
r'or Japan, Corea and China, via San Fran
cisco; also parcel port mall" for FIJI isl
and?, str TENYO MARTI, March 13.
Japan, Corea and China (specially ad
dressed only), via San Francisco,etr CHINA,
March 13.
FIJI Islands, New Zealand and Australia,
via Vancouver and Victoria, BC, str NIAG
ARA. March 13.
Hawal' (J) via Seattle, etr MANULANI,
March 13.
Hawaii (t> via San Francisco, etr MAT
SONIA, March 17.
Japan, Coroa, China, Siberia, French Indo
Chlna, Netherlands East Indies (except Su
matra) and Philippine Islands ($) via Van
cou\er and Victoria, BC; also parcel post
mails for Shanghai City, str EMPRESS OF i
RUSSIA, March 18 (?).
Japan, Corea and China (specially ad- !
dressed only) via Seattle, str MANILA
MARL", March 19.
Japan, Corea and Siberia via Seattle; also 1
: uarcel post mails tor Japan and Corea, ?tr I
I KUSHIMA MAKU, March 10.
I Hawaii (i), Japan, Corea, China (except |
; Hone Kong), Siberia and Philippine islands
! (t) via Han Francisco; also parcel po.-.t
i maite for JUipan, Corea, China (except Hong
Kong), str GOLDEN STATE, March 20.
Tanltl, Mai-quenus, Cook Islands. New j
I Zealand and Australia via San Francisco; i
] also parcel post malls for Society Inlands,
i Cook Islands, New Zealand and Australia, I
I Ktr MARAMA, March 31.
i *Ordlnary (unregistered) letters mailed up 1
! to 5 PM the next day will, provided there Is
i no d<-la.y In the overland transit, reach
Seattle in time for connection with the
, steamer mentioned.
? Supplementary mail accepted on pier.
JA1I classes of mail, including domestic
\ parcel post, sent to Hawaii, Guam and
, Philippine Islands by the above dispatches.
Malls of the following dates, Shanghai Feb
13, Kobe 23d, Yokohama 24th, which arrived
peif str Fushima Maru, were dispatched
; east from Seattle on Marcli 9 and are dua
In New York on the morning of Tuesday,
March 14.
NOTE A-PARlKt POST MAII.S VIA ENGLAND ? To Abyssinia. Aden (Including
Pcrlm). Afghanistan (Kabul), Ascension, Bechuanaland (British), Belgium Congo (Katanga
Province only), British Centra! Africa (Nyasaland Protectorate), British India. British
Soma! Hand, Cameroons (British), Cape Verde Islands, Ceylon, Cyprus, Egypt, Egyptian
Sudan, Falkland Islands, French India (specially addressed), Gambia, Gold Coast Colony,
Kenya and Uganda, Labuan, Macao (China), Madeira, Malta, Mauritius, Mesopotamia,
N.-w Hebrides (Including the Banks and Torres Islands), Nigeria, Nyasaland Protectorate,
Palestine, Pemlia, Persia, Portuguese India. Portuguese Timor, Portuguese West Africa,
Russia In Europe, except Ukraine; Russia In Asia. except Turkestan, St Helena, Want*
Cruz Islands, Seychelles, Sierra L,eone, Smyrna. Tanganyika Territory, Tibet. Togoland
(British), and Zanzibar.
NOTE B ? PARCEL POST MAII.S VIA FRANCE - To Algeria, Cameroon, Corsica, i
Dahomey, Frcnch Guinea. French establishments In India, French Indn-Chlna (Anuam, I
Cambodia, Cochin-China, Laos and Tonkin), French Post Offices In China, French Somali- i
land, French Soudan (Upper Senegal, Niger and Upper Volta), Gabon, Ivory Coast, Mada- I
g.vcar and deF"ndencles (Madaga."'ar, Ste Marie de Madasasrar, Nosslbp, Comoro Islands,
Mnyotte, Ode Comoro. Anjouan and Mohell), Mauritania. Middle (French), Congo, Monaco,
Morocco (ex"ept Spanish), New Caledonia and dependencies, Niger Territory. Reunion, I
Senegal, Togoland (French). Syria (French), (JJeyrouth, Damascus. Aleppo and the West- j
ern and Eastern Zone). Tunis. Turkey (Constantinople and Brusa).
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAII. MONDAY. I SA1I. WEDNESDAY.
Mount Carroll. Hamburg PM Beatrice. Kingston, &c
Texan. Copenhagen Noon iJonny> Dakar> &c |
SAII. TI'ESDAY. | P.raga, Marseilles , ?1
MftMdyk, Rotterdam Noon | Kort Hamilton, Bermuda 11:<X) AM
11:00 AM
Old North State, Queenatown, ! Maryland. Bordeaux
Plymouth. &c l'arls, Havre Noon
Polyearp I'ara t-c Noon Santa Marta, Santa Marta, fro.... 11:00 AM
Rosalind, St Johns. NF 10:30 AM York Castle, Capo Town, Ac
PORT OF NEW YORK, SUNDAY, MARCH 12, 1922
Steamer* Due in New York.
Ot'R MONDAY. MARCH 13.
Steamer. From. Agents.
Atlantic. Immlngham 23d Furness-Withy
Baltic, Liverpool 4th White Star Line
Banktlale, Palatum 21st Blwell A Co
Mlair, Alexandria 11th Export SR Co
Cornell City, Shields llth U S N?v
l'allw. Hamburg l!)th Kerr S8 Co
Duiulrennan, Gibraltar 23d... .Export SS Co
Erdely, iiari Feb 8 Phelps Bros
Exeter City, Brntol 18th....Chas Hill *? Son
Fort Hamilton. Bermuda IJth.Furness-Wltliy
Gen O H Ernst, Colon 4th Panama BR
l.epanto. Liverpool 17th EHerman s
Maracalbo, Nlftjawuei Red D Lino
Mexico, Havana 9th .Ward Line
Momuj. New Orlean-t 8th Southern Fac
Montauk, London 2."th I M M
Porto Klco, San Juan 8th N Y A P R
Santa Rosalie. London 23tb Norton-Lilly
Slime, Gibraltar IBra Three Star
Splendor. Savona 23d..... R L Hague
Steel Age. Colon 4tli Isthmian Lines
Tuloa, Port Llinon Oth United Fruit
Vaia< la. London 2<Hh Cuna-d Line
Vardulla, London 18th Cuuard Line
Vestri*. P.uen<? Aires Feb 20.Lamport tc Holt
PI V. Tl RHDAY. MARCH 14.
Apache. Jacksonville 11th... ^ . .Clyd? RB Co
Assyria, Glasgow 2d Cunard Llae
Cap! Maurice Eugene, Gibraltar 11th,
Three Star Ulne
Clan Kennedy, Algiers 27th... .Barber SS Co
City of Columbus, Savannah 11th,
Ocean 8S Co
City of Freeport, Avonmouth 24 th,
Norton-Lilly
I Dakarlan, Liverpool 2r.th 1 M M
i El Occldente, Galveston 8th... .8outhern Pac
Finland, Southampton .Id Rqd Btar Line
Indian Arrow, Rotterdam 21st S O Co
Maa^dyk. Rotterdam 18th Holland-Am
Mnntserrat. radix 2d Spanish Line
O* ar 11, Chrlstlanla 2d Kiand-Am
Patria. Naples 1*. Fabre Line
Ttlnculo, Southampton 27th R L Hague
\ arg, Gunntanamo 7th Caribbean SS Co
DI'K WKDNRMOAV. MAR( H 15.
Eastern leader. Hull 26tH...J H Winchester
Granfos, Crl.-tobal 4th Caribbean SS Co
Guiana, St Kltt* 8th Furnoas-Withy
Hiivcrford, Hamburg Id American Line
Megantlc, San Juan 10th... .White Star Line
Minnesotan, Liverpool 2d United Am
Nlckerte, Laguayra 7th Fun h B ye
North American. Cristobal 0th..Amir M tnls
Panama. Port-au-Prlnc? lOth.Pan PR SS Co
Ciixaha, Havana 11th Ward Lino
Storm King. Rotterdam 20th. Black Diamond
Wsstcrdyk Rotterdam 28th.... Holland-Am
Almanac for Now York March 13.
Sun rl"?e 0 12 Moon rises., fl 34 T'M
Sun fets ft 00 Moon sets., tl 08 AM
TIME OF HIGH WATER MARCH 13.
Sr.ndy Hook 7 2B AM 7 ? PM
Gov mors Island 7 IV3 AM x 21 AM
Hell Gate (Astoria)... 0 45 AM 10 11 PM
The time given In the above table Is Ea?t
eri, standard time and Is furnished by ths
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
DROPPING OF TIME BALL.
NEW YORK, March 12?Hie time ball
ah "!?? th Navigation and Marin" Engineer ng
School of the Heamrn's t'hurch Institute, 8*
South strc't. dropn' d to-day at exact noon,
7"il!i meridian, or .* liour? low of Greenwich
m'-an time. Any one dealrlng correct Green
wich mean time telephone Bowling Green
.1020.
ARRIVED.
Htr Oropesa fBr), Hamburg Feb 25, Bouth
ampton and <!h"rbourg 2ith, to Bander'on
& Son, with Mil fltist, 158 second cabin. 78
ft" rn^e passengers, mails and tndee. Went
to pl< r 42. North River.
Rtr Hannovnr <Ger), Bremen, to the North
<"!? irn.'in Lloyd Steamship Co, with passen
gers, malls and mdsu. Anchored In Quaran
tine.
Rtr Michigan .Br), London Feb IS. to the
Atlantic Transport Line, with mdse. Went
to pier North River.
Str Port Hacking (Br), London Feb 23. to
Pun.-),, -d> ? " v.l Ik. W?t to
New York Lock Co:n 10, Erooklja.
Str Malmetl (Sw), Gothenburg.
Str Bramell Point, Llahon Feb 14, to the
Vacuum Oil Co, in ballast. Went to Roll
ing's TJry Dock, Brooklyn.
Str Tmia Mara (Jap), Honp Kong.
Str Canadian Pioneer (Br). Wellington
Nov 2'S, Adelaide Doc 13, Melbourne *0*h,
Tasmania 23d, Sydney Jan 3, Brisbane 12th,
Papatee Feb .'i nnd Cristobal 28th, to Wil
frid & McKay, lnc, with mdse.
Str Ohlran, Tacoma Feb 8, Seattle 10th,
Portland 18th. San Franclaco 18th, San Pe
dro 21st and Cristobal March 4, to the
United American Linen, with mdse. Wont
to pier fl, Bush Docks, Brooklyn.
Str Jethott (Nor), Buenos Aires via Balti
more, to the Kerr Steamship Co, uflth mdse.
Anchored In Quarantine.
Str Harriet (Nor), Maeorla !?>i> 26, San
chez March 1. Puerto Plata 3d, Monte
Christi 4th and Turks Island Jith, to the
Columbu." Steamship Co, with nidus. An
chored off Tompklnsville. 81.
Str Leon XIII (Sp). Vera Cruz March 4
and Havana 8:hu to the Companla Trasat
lantka, with 1F> first, 80 second cabin, 87
steerage passengers and mdse. Kluht abln
passengers will land at New York; others
In transit for Spain. Went to pier 8, Bast
River.
Str Sasua, Pan Juan 7th, to the Atlantic
Fruit ' with passengers rod mdse.
Str Rastern Tempest, Belfast Feb 17. to
Mooro A McCormack, with fndre
Str L J Drake, Tampleo March 1, to
Robert I. Hacie, with crude oil. Went to
pier (>, Constable Hook, NJ.
Str Munargo. Nassau March fl, to the Mun
enn Steam-hip Line, with 117 paaaensera,
mall* and mdse. Went to pier 1), Bast
River.
Str Arlo, Baton Rouge.
Str Arapahoe, Jacksonville and Charleston,
to tho Clyde Pt-amshlp Co. with passengers
and mdse. Went to pier 36, North River.
Str City of St Louis. Savannah March 9,
to the Ocean Steamship Co, with ps. engers
and mdse. Went to pier 33, North River,
Str Hamilton. Norfolk, to the Old Domin
ion Transportation Co, with md.*o. Went to
pti-r M, North River.
str Penrutylyanlan, Baltimore.
str Fordonlan, PhD ftlphla.
U fi S Beaufort. Hampton Roarls. Went
to the Navy Yard.
WIRELESS REPORTS.
Str Hannover (Oer), Bremen for New York, }
li expected to dock at foot of 6th street, Ho
uoken, Monday morning.
H'r Baltic (Br), Liverpool for New York, 1
Is expected to d'cK a? pier <K>. North River. I
foot of West 10th street, about 4 PM Mon 1
day.
str Porto Rico, San Juan for New York, ts j
expected to dock at pier 36. Brooklyn, Mon
ti) a, afternoon.
Str Maracalbo, Laguayra, 4c, for N?w !
York, Is expected to dock at pier 11, Br ok j
!yn, Monday afternoon.
By Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc.
(Distances given In miles; position at noon, 1
unless otherwise spclfled.]
Clare wr. S Scotland L V 12th.
I >?vo!cnle 2,'?:tl? W San Mlxuel Bth.
En 'l< rn Leader 80."> E Ambrose L V ll'.h,
Ea-Hern Sen 1,517 B Ambrose L V lit)!.
El K'.l 2ta HE (,1a Ives ton Mar 12th.
Oiei Ian Id I; I'lre Island 12th.
Guardian (tug) 30 S Scotland L V 12th.
H? nry R Mallory :t'?> R (.niveston Ilnr 12th,
Huron (Clyd.i) 1,140 S Sandy Hook 12th.
1 .1 Merrltt lat 3ft 5.*,. Ion 70 4* 12tlt.
.! N few 210 NW Diamond Shoal 12th.
J ft Gordon iWl SE Cape Hatteras 12th.
Kameslt lat :iw 12, Ion 3d 44 12th.
y K' eeporj 1 I6ri B of ape Henry 12th.
M. xlco (Ward Line) 298 8 Scotland L V
12th.
Middlesex '-'I' B Fire Mland 12th.
Minnequa .1* N Cap" Canaveral 12th.
vfohav k lor. S'W Diamond Rhoal 12th.
Montank E Diamond Shoe's 12th.
Norman Bridal 218 8W of Southwest Pass
12' h.
Ontario 1" 8W Fice Islur.d lltll.
Orizaba 740 S Srotland i:th. *
- ? ?n.'-re i. V I*
<v,r ??? ?M S Scotland 12th.
?' i" 'aland tJth
tlebiu tjr.i, W Ua*bua lib..
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Kan Lorenzo anchored at Mayaruez, PR. 10 j
I'M 12th.
Seattle Spirit lat 40 20, Ion 00 42 12th.
Transportation 1 SW Scotland L V 12th.
Virginia 3K8 W Snnd Key 12th.
Warwick 5 N Winter Quarter 12th.
Weatherford 570 E Diamond Shoal 12th.
VV M Burton &G0 E Overfalla 12th.
By the Radio Corporation of
America.
Acme 218 S Block Island 11th.
America 2K0 E Ambrose J., v 12th
American (Dutch, tank) 182 E Capo llcnr/
A'lantlc Sun 120 S Hatteras 12th.
Baltic J94 E Ambrose L V 11:31 am 12th
Borrclum 20 S Diamond Shoal 12th
l-ylayl 9 H Cape Cod 12tu.
< aracas 210 SE Ambrose L V l?th
Charles M Everest 70 N Hatteras" ll'th.
lister Valley lat <5 .18, ion 16 24 11th.
< Ity of Atlanta 109 SW (Say Head 12th
City of Homo 180 NNE Hatteras 11th. "
Cody 1,612 E Ambrose L V 8 PM Uth.
!;?f, 607 KNK Cape Henry 12tli.
Collamer 2,.>84 E Ambrose L V llt'i
Dakotan 42 8 Ambrose I, V 12th. '
Dallas 1,30<1 E Ambrose L V 10th
Delaware Sun 283 NE Jupiter 10th.
Dochet 420 HE Ambrose L. V 12th
Eastern Sword 1,687 E Cape Henry 11th.
Kastsldo 1,900 E Ambrose J. v 11th
h.iKar F Luckenbach :?8 8 New York 12th.
Editor 1,510 E Ambrose L V 11th
EdwardI Pelrce 21 SW Eire Island 12th.
Wlsha Walker 04 W Aha Vela 10th.
Kssenulbo 78 N Diamond Shoal 12th.
Fnraby 278 E Ambrose L V 12th
Jreeman 8 E by S Cross Rip 11th.
Federal 28 S Key West 10th.
G*?t W Barnes 135 E by N Diamond Shoal
(i?^?JShn Und 52r' N Sttn Juan 10th.
5??erSi rt0 N 15 Basbuda 12th.
Herbert I, Pratt 1.10 .N Jupiter 12th.
Independence Hall lat 44 24, Ion 2.1 07 lOtti
K I Luckenbach 00 S Boston 8 PM 11th.
Kontonla lut 27 06, Ion 09 15 JOth.
j- J Drake 88 8 Scotland L V 11th.
I'fpunto tfOO E Ambrose U V 9 PM Uth
Jja?? ESE W|hter Quarter 12th.
Lake Stirling I NL Eenwlck L V 12th.
Lewis K Thurlow off Oreenpoint 12th.
Massdyk 463 E Ambrose L V 12th.
M.iracaibo 328 S Scotland I, V 12th.
Mary 48.j S Scotland L V 12th.
nth""0 arrlved Pnn Jun-n, PR, daylight
Melrose 32 KE Barnegat 12th.
Munnmar 277 S Scotland I, V 12tli.
Munaomo 66 S Scotland Ij V Uth.
Newton .10 E Barnegat 12th.
Nora 170.N Diamond Shoal 12th.
Olympic 362 E Ambrose L V 12th
Oregonlan 1,497 W Bishop Rock ll'th.
J enobscot lA E Five Fathom L V 12th
I ortf) Rico 309 S Scotland L V 12th.
Potomac 1,001 E Ambi?,se L V 11th.
Rochester 300 NE Jupiter 10th
Santa Ana 428 N" Balboa 10th.
!-antn Leonardo 345 S Cape May 10th
Santa Luisa .190 S Scotland L V 10th'
Santa Rosa 180 S Sandy Hook 12th
Soaoonnet 3 NNW Winter Quarter 12th.
Steel Voyager 998 S Ambrose L V 10th
Sundance lat 29 OS, Ion 59 II 10th
Susquehanna 1,8.18 E Ambrose L V 11th
Swift Arrow 230 S Block Island 12th
Swiftsiire 136 NE Hatteras 12th
Targls lat 41 43, Ion 43 50 11th
I'omalva passed Fayal 8 PM 11th.
Trontollte 45 from Bralntrce llt.li.
Valacla 488 E Ambrose L V 12th
Vardulla 201 E Cape Henry Uth.'
Vennonia 356 E Boston L V 11 *40 AM 12th
W L Steed 50 N Diamond 8hoall2th
Walter D Noyes 53 NNE Northeast End L V
1 ltn.
Wwterdyk 600 E Ambrose L V 12th
West Insklp 1,602 E Ambrose L V lith.
WestWego 500 E Delaware Breakwater 12th.
By United State* Naval Radio.
Agwlhavre 190 8 Overfalls I, V 12th.
Agwisun .14 N Hatteras 12th.
Ala lat 41 36, Ion .12 38 11th.
Alpine Range C00 E Bar Harbor 12th.
Aryan 3 8 Jupiter 12th.
Atlantic Sun 120 SW Hatteras 12th.
Benjamin Rrowster 1.1 E Tampico 12th
Camagney 208 8 South Pass 12th
carplaka 203 SSW South l'sss 12th.
( nrrlllo 23U 8 Scotland JL? V 12th
rentennlal State 182 W Quecnstown 11th.
<??rro Kbano JVM R Tampico 12th.
(niarlM B Harwood 43.1 E Tampico 12th.
Cltjr of treeport 474 E Ambrose L V 12th.
city of Savannah 87 NE Hatteras 12th.
Creole 13 N Hatteras 12th.
furrier 276 ESE Sabine Bar 12th
Dean Emery 21.1 g\v Hatteras 12th.
El Mundo .17 N Hatterau 12th.
Esperanra 366 NE Eavina 12th.
f Inland 1,000 E Ambrose L V 11th.
r ranklin K Lane 165 3 Tampico 12th.
Frederic Ewlng IB,'; W Sand Key 12th.
Cargo} I* 36 SE South Pass 12th.
George O Henry 220 E Tampico 12th.
Olenpool 8.10 WSW Sand Key 12th
OulfMream 195 8 Overfalls I, V I2th.
Henry 8 Grove 5!58 8 Savannah 11th.
Indian Arrow 441 E Ambrose L V 12th
J A Moffett, Jr. 39 W Tortugas 12th.
'J0 . Mnr>r ,B K Tampico 12th.
io,"ta ?Wlnt?r Quarter 8hoa) L V
Lake Treba 946 SE Mobile Bar 15th,
Llghibume 95 M Hatteras 12th.
M 1" Elliott 048 E Ambrosn L V 11th.
Mevsnla 150 from Sand Key 11th
Munlsla 160 SB b>- 8 Mobile Bar 12th.
Narata 206 ENE Hatteras 12th.
Jersey 2M ESE Sabine Bar 15th.
Newona 96 8 Aransas Pass 12th.
occidental 10 N Tampico 12th.
Paul H Harwood 119 E Tampico 12th
1 'iilsteonr'f lat 27 30, Ion 33 11th.
Kayo r.l SW Hatteras 12th.
Rnth 27 N Hatteras 12th.
Sahale 300 E Ambrose L V ? AM 1?h.
?san Bruno 426 8 Nantucket L V 12th.
Santa Enlalia 77 8 Hatteras 19th.
Steel Age 278 8 Cape Henlopen 12th.
s;nrm Kln?, 514 E Ambrose L V 12th
Virginia 288 W ?an<l Key 12t!i.
West fellna lat 48 21. Ion 37 16 11th
West Fhlara 336 E Ambrose L V 12th.
IVe?t Nleta 53 8 Portland. Me, 12th.
West Qtieehee 1,114 8E Boston Light 11th.
Z:.1\rrn n"ln 4n? K Portland. Me, Uth.
W lam H Doheny 271 E Tampleo 12th.
2 ?,n Own 112 NE Lobos Island 12th.
William Penn 1,646 E Ambrose L V Uth.
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.
Behr Wm Melbourne fBr), Liverpool, N8.
for New Vork, with wood pulp to the Tlde
wn'er "aper Mills Co.
Tug Sachem, with 8 barges (at 0:45 AM).
I'M) rsw Rochester Socony (at 2:15
Ste.ur. canalboat Elva (at 3 PM).
Bound East.
Rchr Ralph Brown, New York for Olou
Sslled 12th, ?r"hr Harriet O Whitehead
"mm New York), Na^tifket.
T * R,'"*? '"win* 3 hurges (at 6:30 AM).
rugs Western, towing 3 barges (at 7:40
... 1 ^Idtine, with 2 i at 7:AM); Bess.
? P a.' f'?' *' : "ottlngiiaw, ^Itff 3 (at
a!l? AM) ; Kureittt und W&tuppa, with 1 (at
!amJ A^?); n?R,"r Williams. with 2 (at 913
Piedmont)" wlthVuTV:io AM); 'h^I
(ZTaTI8 k" ' '|M/ rmuda, wlilj 3
I (at spm, Ji Owo" J with <J
1 .V1B pwf ? Laura y Keeler. with l (at
{ PM>. ' ?ny No wlth 2 <?' 4:4S
I AM?t0r bttrg0 R?ch?ter Hocony (at 7:45
Steam lighter A D MrOIll (at 7:30 AM)
AMfnM?t?na,5>oats L1,lle * Agnes (at 7:35
AMJ , Marlon (at 10:30 AMI.
SAILED.
Stra Fort Raines (Nor), CIenfue?rn? ,>?,i
2f"2K?'?S Kandahar (Br'). Yokohfma v"a
tu?a m' V"1?' K'"C?ton and Baracoa; Vis
tula (Dsnz), 1'ort Lobcw: 13dear F l.ucken
I kotun s" A"^;le8' 4c- vla Philadelphia; Du
! Mun^i?Vg;:?roi,fcc: EJKehni'
XMA?a^h4aNoarfS^
Sailed 11th, strs Olympic (Br) Southnmn
i?h?i ha!td '>rthur> "Ichmond: danta Kosa"
the porta of NewYork a"nd Bi^.i"
VantiiROOU'sly u?e th'? abov? i ? ?
Ohjervm* whether thetr own baromifte' s r'f
ment, any CO"H,dorab:'J correction or adJuSt-"
"klrnvU,?: lVmltal' 8 mI,M; ?
foreign weather cable,
grams.
CAPE RACE, NF, March 12?Barometer at
noon 20.68 inches; wind. H. fresh breeze;
! wcnther, fine; temperature. 28 deg Fahr.
Winds Off Atlantic Coast.
te'r^r;hm?ode?antly "Meaniy, :?ook t0 Hat
weather to-day 'aiiable wlnd* and fair
to
overcast weather to-day Partly
noru&j^nd0' t0 freeh
j probab,>' >?cal raiSrovW
' owt wlndif ovea^s'f^eatlfn- sout.lleast ?n'l
local rains to day Hei>thor an.) probably
MS^to^rno^^ ^age
Partly overcoat father Wlnda and
t,M(umITuME M,SCELLANY.
IA( OMA, Wash, March i?? ,v>*? ?
and departures at this nnrt arrivals
cent over laat year DuHnl l?Creasert 40 P"
, year the number of'steamers lo2,iJVe,!ks this
I port" UXC"ede<1 &$to
j tlemenf'of^hT's^Sc^'if 1rtflceM on of' ?et"
wh*hop?^ cS:
ment. ha, been reached.^ Thonffi GoVt'rn"
perfurm their duties for ?h-V offlc"a will
during which anattempt will''?
bring about a definite s..tt'em .1. fr'.na B to
which wero tied un in n i nen'- l'iu ships
have already sail" d. port by 0:0 8""ike
Danger, to Navigation.
eported to the Hydrorraphlc Office.]
reporfT'fhat fXo? wret'lw1 ?/**trea, (Uu,ch>
rci-f northwestward S f?.,.' ,,0" ,ho roa?t
, located ,us follows- (a) PTh.EnSan?i Haltl
cargo steamer ??i*k * wreck of a
l bridge undamaged about l5^u,'./un"*l and
from Capo Sngam. tUw# miloa 330 <1?8
wreck of a. ?????? i-"irnthou*e. (b) tim?
| funnel and br!ctir? tWo :?aats,
i miles 319 doe (r'nm ut"lainagcd, about ju,
i (The wreck of the MnvC|i1'"*a??0i.'f'tehthouae.
with (b). Annroxin^ f. probably ld..nt!ea]
[ r. urtujaytut ttvft's
^kJL ej,?Lat 40 'on 73 13. naaserl
testw55k
H^feet* out^o? watie?ham^" ^AlngTbow
-:r sass? <?
wom Si';;;; ?=.?
'naated schooner on Feb "T i?eui'?L two
frtfli^n1/^ fMn/l*. '? ^
Radio StaUon-brmin^min^re'""I"an^'
1 in lat 40 47. Jon V 43. rcPo?ed March
March 0, lat 39 no u? ?...
large tree about 7 feet !n .nV' 1Jas80<1 *
Jectlng ? feot out of
largo waU'rlogfod ^rWand^a58^ P'v*,ort a
raft?Str Cana^an vZpt^or deal
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The Hydrographlc Office under the
Navy Department Is established to aid
mariners. It publishes nautical charts,
books, tables and periodicals. It broad
casts by radio all urgent Information In
volving danger to vessels. Its branch
offices have the latest hydrographlc In
formation of all parts of tho world and
are prepared to serve mariners In many
way;. Mariners are Invited to call at
the branch offices between the hours of
9 and 4 :."0, where they will bo cordially
welcomed. All mariners are requested to
forward promptly to the nearest branch
office all hydrographlc Information. The
Branch Hydrographlc Office, New York,
Is rltuated at 78-80 Croud st.
[From the Hydrographlc Office.]
Fort San Fernando Light, Cartagena Har
bor, Colombia, In approximately lat 10 10
'-?0 N. Ion 7.-i 34 38 W. la flashing whl!? every
5 seconds, flash 0.!> necond, eclipse 4.5 sec
onds; the red sector covering Salmedlna
Hank Illuminates an arc of 14 (leg between
the bearloirs 118 dug and 132 deij.
Cape Henry Light, Chesapeake Bny En
tranco.?1This light will show Increased enn
dlepower (of about 80,0t)0) on March 20,
1922, from suneet to 8:30 PM. (ThU cor
rects n previous notice.)
Nasawena Oa* Buoy, Vineyard Bound.
Mass, was reported extinguished on March
8. 1922.
The black whistle buoy marked "Ship Har
bor." Ship Harbor Approach, Nova 8 otla.
southeastward of Little Rock, in approxi
mately lat *44 41 10 N, Ion <12 42 20 W, has
been moved about one-quarter mile north
westward from Its charted position and re
' established COO yards 113 deg from Little
? !lock.
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STBAMKRS ARRIVED.
CELTIC (Br), at Queenatown 12th.
I HURON, at Buenoe Aires 11th.
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.
| AQUITANIA (Br), from Southampton 11th
for New York.
1 YORCK (Oer), from Bremen llth for New
I York.
Arrival* at and Departures from
Foreign Porta.
ALEXANDRIA. March 10?Arrived, str
Adriatic (!lr), New York, *c.
BREMEN, March 11?Sailed, str Yorck
(Oer), New York.
BUENOS AIRE8, March 11?Arrived, etr
Huron, New York via Rio Janeiro,
CRIHTORAL. March 11?Arrived, strs Gen
j Geo W <;o?'thals. New York; La Brea, San
franofecAi
! Hnlied llth, strs Delagoa Maru (Jap), Han
Francisco, Grace Dollar, do; Selraa City,
New York.
HALIFAX, NS, March 12?Arrived, stra
j Vedlc (Br), Liverpool (and *ai!"d for Port
land); Orthla (Br), Avonmouth; Hickman,
i Ilnnrburg.
, Arrived 0th, str Hlllcres*. (Br), Lunenburg
t Balled 12th, str Thyra (Sw). Helslngfore.
HAMBURG, March ??Belled, str Mount
i Clinton, Now York.
HAVANA, March 11?Arrived, stra Ortega
(Br). Valparaiso; Maasdam (Dutch), Rotter
dam.
Sailed llth, strs Ban Blaa (Br), Puerto
Llmon; Antonio Lopez (Hp), Barcelona via
! Cristobal; oriiaba. Now York.
Sailed liith. str Maasdam (Dutch), New
' Orleans via Mexican ports.
LIVERPOOL, March 11?Balled, str Cedrlc
; (Br), New York.
Qt'EKNSTOWN, March 12? Arrived, str
Celtic (Br), New York for Liverpool (and
: proceeded).
1UO JANEIRO, March 11?Arrived, strs
1 Blhbco, Mobile; Commsck, Boston. Phlladel
1 phla and Jacksonville; Corona (Nor), New
1 York via Philadelphia.
BOOTH AM PTON, JJareh 11?Sailed, str
' Aqultanln (Br). Kesr^York via Cherbourg.
47 JOHN. N'B, March II?Arrived, str Me
! lit A (Br), Liverpool.
! Hulled 11th. ?tr Wlsley (Br), London;
i 12th ?tr Canadian Conqueror (Br), Llvsr
pnol.
' AN OfVBR, lir, March 11 Anlved, str
i Canadian i'roepector (Br), Yokohama.
Arrived 12th. stra Monteagle (Br). Yoko*
hama; N'la ara iBr), 8ydn?y; Calgaruhte
(Br), Talara.
Sailed 12th. ?tr Canadian Inventor (Br).
Kobe; Deerfieid, San Francisco; Oregon
Maru (Jap), Yokohama.
VICTORIA, BC, March 11-Arrlved, atr
Yayoi Maru (Jap), Kobe for Port Albernl.
AMERICAN PORTS.
[By Telegraph.)
ABERDEEN, Wash. March 11?Arrived,
strs West Mahwuh, San Francisco, Mun
lndles, do.
Sailed 11th, str Blue Triangle, ?an Fran
cisco.
Sailed 12th, str Egypt Maru (Jap), Yoko
hama.
BOSTON, Mass, March 12?Arrived, strs
Freeman, Norfolk; K I Luckenbach, Seattle;
Norwtlk, New York; San Gil (Br). I'ort
1'lnion; Selwyn Eddy, Norfolk; tugs Brattle
boro, Portland, towing barge Daytona; Clara
H Doane, do; Prudence, do; Suamico, Glou
cester; Wyoming. Salem.
Sailed 12th, strs Agwimex, Port Lobos;
Everett, Norfolk; Gulfland. Beverly; Meteor,
Newport News; West Isleta, Portland; tugs
Cheektowaga, towing barges supposed 742
(from New York), Seal sport, 700, for Balti
more, and 783 (from Norfolk), for Ports
mouth; Charles P Greenough, Norfolk, tow
ing bargos Baltimore, Montauk and No 25;
Clara H Doane, Sandwich, towing schr
Charles A Dean; Energy, New York, towing
barges supposed D K Mulqueen ami Three
Sisters: Resolute, towing barges Allegheny
and Frederick, Norfolk; Jupiter, with barges
for New York; Suamico, New York, tqjving
bar- 'M supposed Electra. F B Whitney, St
Catiierlne and Hughes Line.
BALTIMORE, Md, March 12?Arrived, strs
Margaret, Boca Grande; Fred W We'Vr,
I'ort Lobos; Conehatta, Manchester: Hund
vaago (Nor), Philadelphia; Gamma (Dutch),
Rotterdam.
Sailed 12th, strs Modlca (Nor), Hamburg
via Norfolk and New York; Cape Romain,
Los Angeles via Norfolk and Newport News.
BELLINOHAM, Wash. March 11?Sailed,
str Steel Exporter, San Francisco.
BRUNSWICK, Ga, March 11?Arrived, tug
W B K(tene, Jacksonville (and sailed, towing
American barge Belfast for New York).
Sailed 11th, str Lake Gllbna, Now York.
COOS BAY, Wash, March 12?Arrived, str
Nevadan. I'ort Alice (to load spruce for New ^
York).
CHARLESTON, SC, March 11?Arrived, str 1
Pleiades, West Coast.
. Arrived 12th, str.*: Manta, Cuba for New
York; Glendoyie, New York; Apache, Jack
sonville for New York; Lake Elsmere, Bos
ton for Jacksonville.
Sailed 11th, str Manitowoc, New Orleans
for port on Black Sea.
GALVESTON, Tex, March 11?Arrived, strs
Nueces, New York (and sailed for Pens a
cola); Vacuum, New York; Cripple Creek,
Beaumont.
Arrived 12th, utrs Lake Gera, West Indies;
Hegira, Antwerp.
Sailed 11th, strs Harald (Ger), Danzig;
Michigan (Fr), Havre.
Sailed 12th, strs Gulfllght, Port Arthur;
West Carnifax, Hamburg; Vacuum, New
York.
GEORGETOWN, PC, March ll-Sai!ed, str
Lake Agomak, Baltimore; tug Underwriter,
towing barge Wm T Lank, New York.
HOQUIAM, Wash, March 11?Sailed, str
Willhllo, San Francisco.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March 11?Arrived,
strs Lcnape, New York; Howard, Baltimore
via Savannah; bargo Chehaw, Norfolk.
Arrived 12th, strs Comanche, New York; i
Henry M Flagler, Key West; Maple, Miami;
schr Maud M Morey, Boston.
Sailed 11th, str Apache, New York; schr |
Francis L Tauslg, Boston.
Spiled 12th, strs Howard, Philadelphia via !
Savannah; Maple, Miami.
MOBILE, Ala, March 11?Arived, strs Bow
den (Nor), Porto Castilla; Ontario (Fr), New
Orleans; schr Louie E Beauchamp, Vera
Cruz.
Sailed 11th, strs Havre Maru (Jap), Kobe;
| Ophis, Genoa and Naples, Clavarac, Ham
I burg; Afcundria, United Kingdom.
, NEW ORLEANS, La, March 11?Arrived,
I strs Adalla (Ger), Tamplco; H.ittio Luc'cen
bach, Mobile; Janelew, Norfolk; Pelotas
(Braz), Santos; Uraloan Maru (Jap), New
i York.
Arrived 12th, strs Carplakf., Charleston,
, Comayagua (Hond), Port Cortez; Herakles
| (Nor), Genoa; Saramacca, Port Barrioa;
, schr Irages, Mexico:
; SRlled from Port Eads 11th, strs Coppe
i name, Telu; Gunny (Nor), Vera Cruz; Hon
J durus (Nor), Kingston; Newyork (Dutch),
RotterdHM: West Cheswald, Buenos Aires;
Utacarbon, Port Arthur; West Humhaw,
Accra, West Africa.
Sailed from Port Eads 12th, strs Amlyk
(Dutch), Rotterdam; Burgoudler (Br), Ant
werp; Carolyn, Tacoma; Chalmette, Havana:
Choluteca (Hond), Port Cortez; El Estero,
New York; Guantanamo, Cuban ports; Gorm |
(Dan), Copenhagen; Havo (Nor), Hong
Kong; J Fletcher Parrel), Hamburg; Natal
(Dan), Copenhagen; Ha)nh, Progreso; Romu
lus, Port Arthur; Surinar.ie, Port Barrios;
Tegucigalpa (Hond), Celba; Truxillo, Tampa;
Zacapa, Boras del Toro.
< NEWPORT NEWS. Va. March 11-Ar- i
rived, strs Mongolia (flw), New York;
Muskogee, do; Kremlin (Belg), Now Orleans.
Sailed 9th. str Harnbleton Range (Br),
Boston and Liverpool.
Sailed 11th, strs Sirlus (Dan), Koldlng,
Denmark; RoUIn Hood, Rio Janeiro; Frey
(Nor), Havana: British Baron (Br), Rouen";
schr Maid of Scotland (Br). Baltimore.
NORFOLK, Va, March 12?Arrived, strs
Sallust (Br), New York for Para, &e;
Standard, New York; Alllanca, do.
Arrived 12th, strs Lord Londonderry (Br),
New Orleans; Glyndon (Br), Santiago; Clan
Morrison (Br). Levuka; City of Dunkirk
'Br), New York; Basis (Nor), Barcelona;
Schoodlc, Antwerp; Masllla (Sw), Philadel
phia; West Arrow, Baltimore; Krosfond
^for), St John, NB; Cubore, Cruz Grande,
rtille; Kiemlin (Belg), St Louis du Rhone.
Sailed 10th, strs I C Wlilte, Tamplco; Bur
(Nor), Fort de France.
Sailed 11th, strs Edward Peircc, New Eng
land; Melrose, do; Colllngham (Br), Buenos !
Aires; Newton. New England; Rangoon Mam |
(Jap), Far Eastern ports; Sewalls Point, j
New England; Robin Hood, Rio Janeiro;
, Stephen R Jones, New England; Transporta
tion, do.
! Sailed 12th, strs Sallust (Br), Para; Italia
, (Sw), New Orleans; Nordlyj (Dan), Rio Ja
i nelro; Porsanger (Nor), Havana; Sagoland i
i (Sw), Jacksonville; Wray Castle (Br), Far
I East.
: K-IRTLAND, Oro, March 12?Arrived, str
I Wlllsolo, San Francisco.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. March 11-Arrlved, ,
I fltr Paraguay, Sabine.
Arrived 12th, strs Katahdln, New York;
Tune (Nor), Cardenas; Thorsdnl (Nor), Al
giers; San Pablo (Br), Port Antonio; Capl
j talno Maurice Eugene (Fr), Alicante via
I Bermuda.
! Sailed lllh. strs J W Van Dyke. Texas
City; Agwlliavre, Port Loboe; Nordhvaien
(Dan), Havana; Agwlsun, Tamplco.
Sailed 12th, st* Nnvarlno (Br), Sngua via
Newport News: West Nosska, London and
i Hull via Bnltlmore; Norfolk, New York;
Parisians (Br), Liverpool via Baltimore and
Norfolk: West Loahaway, Naples via Genoa,
4c: West Gambo, Rio Janeiro.
Sailed 12th, str Warwick, Matanzas.
PORTLAND, Me, March 12?Arrived, str
Calrnmona (Br). Newcastle: achns Harry A
McLennan (Br), Turks Inland; Commercial,
Norfolk.
Sailed 12th. schr Hesper, Norfolk.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. March 11-Arrlved,
str Mobile City, Baltimore.
Sailed Uth, str Enterprise, Hllo.
SEATTLE. Wash. March 11?Arrived, strs
Rotarlan, Portland: Gothlcstar (Br), Port
| land: Protmllaua (Br), Tacoma.
i Arrived 12th, str? Romulue, Tacoma; Po
; mom, Aberdeen.
Sailed Uth, strs Steel Navigator, San
Franelseo; Ftishlml Maru (Jap), Vancouver;
Yonnn Mnru (Jap), Yokohama.
Sailed 12th, otr Virginian, San Francisco.
SAVANNAH. Ga, March 11?Arrived, strs
Rnvnager (Nor), Nuovltas; Nacoochee, Bos
ton.
Nrrlved 12th, str Alloway, New York.
Sailed 12th, str Alfred Nobel (Nor), Bre
men and Hamburg.
TACOMA, Wash, March 11?Arrived, strs
Montgomery City, Seattle; Noorderdyk
(Dutch), Belllngham.
Arrived 12th, strs Liberator, Seattle; Co
axet. Si attle.
Sailed 11th, str ITsurl Maru (Jap), Yoko
hama.
TAMPA. Fla, March 11?Arrived, str Osa
baw. New York.
Sailed 11th. str AHamaha, New York.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, March 11-Ar
rlved, tugs Lehigh (picked up harges Tot,
7fi!\ and 7R7 and sailed for New Vork);
Triton, towing barges Upton, for Rockland,
Me, Malvern and Canlsto, for Hottton.
Passed 12th, str Lewi* K Thurlow, East
(0 AMI; Schodack, io (!? \M>.
Sailed 121 h, tug Triton. East, towing three
bnrges.?Wind. AM, NNE, fresh; PM, mod
erate; clear
Am the largest exterminator* In the eotintry
?r( are eoulppad with the most iwi'i?rn farlil.
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Chicago Man Offers to
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Chicago. March 12.?George Anston
tc-ddy asserted that his Invention, the
pneumaphone." can revive apparently
dead persons within a seventy-two hour
- vvu thCy ,mve "dled" of P"eumonia
?,,rl troub!e or nervous ex
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of SnI?Powd Ambergris,
Honolulu, March 12- a x? 1
iS^TErurs.'jisss
analysis |n ,ho hop,, "hat lt mnv ? .l*'
?rs ~ aa
Flint said that shortly after he hi.
fishing boat is wbecked.
< raft Washed Aahnre at Cape Jttay
W"' likely From Button.
?,_CAI>!? Wat' N' J > March 12.?Wreek
f k u fl"h,n* boat with a net a<
beC on ^ ^'ed >ly coast guardsmen to I
flL thevNeW Etl*lan<l mackerel
fleet, was washed ashore to-day by I
eraa?yK,10rthe*?St tld6- Th0 3ter? Of the
1? ?re ?nly the wor<1 "Boston."
The fleet of about 250 bop.ts is now
fishing off the Virginia coast and is
due here next month. 1
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