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fl'LJ It CJTTXT i rmnfAnT? it nri-kTiLTTT nr a -xr, net n-t'm 12 STEAMSHIP LINES. STEAMSHIP LINES. SUMMER RESORTS NEWS OF THE SHIPPING Nantucket Ordered Resold; Price Held Inadequate. Port Tampa to Baltimore; June loading; private terms. Stmr Hermia (Br, 1,305 tons), coal, Baltimore to Puerto Barrios; private terms; on aoount of United Fruit Company.

Schr Elisha Atkins (1,049 tons), phosphate rack, Part Tampa to Baltimore; private terms; early June loading. Schr Florence Howard (683 team), coal, Baltimore to Boston; private terms; spot Vessels Bound For Baltimore. W. Kindley, general secretary Maryland Sunday-School Association. "The Key to the Situation," the Rev.

C. T. Wyatt, Middletown, Del. "Rural Possibilities and Betterment," Mrs. Frank Wagner, Federalsburg.

"The King's Jewels," Miss Maggie S. Wilson, State Elementary Superintendent "Approved Workmen How Secured," Mr. Kindley. "The Fold's at Home," the Rev. A.

M. Rahn, Ridgely. "District Organization," Miss Wilson. "The Superintendent's Qualifications," the Rev. G.

S. Rairigh, Denton. "The Organized Adult Class," I. Elmer Perry, president Delaware Sunday-School Association, Wilmington. FOR EASIER SCHOOL TESTS Kayor Scott Says Exa.mina.tlon Are Too Long; For Children.

Hagerstown, May 21. Mayor J. McPherson Scott, in reply to a request of the County School Board for suggestions looking to the improvement of the public addressed a letter yesterday to Major Joseph C. Byron, a member of the School BoaTd, calling attention to the way in which" the annual examinations are now conducted in the public schools. Dr.

Scott stated that the manner of conducting the examinations has caused him "much amazement, if not disapproval, that children should be subjected to the protracted periods, extended tests and unnecessary exactions which characterize the examinations." Dr. Scott adds: "It is not only a wrong, but. a great hardship that the examinations should be of such severity and long continuance thalf the child for a couple of weeks preceding A. Schumacher a Co. Genera tAy en ts HansavHaus" Baltimore SINGERS ON THE MAIN TODAY Hearing: On Bridging: Of Stony Creels May 28 Cargo Of Sngrar From Santo Domlnsro Here.

A dispatch to Ths S0N from Norfolk tays: "Holding that 'the price brongrht by the rteamer Nantucket, of the Merchants and Minors' line when sold at auction at Newport News a few weeks ago was inadequate. Judge Edmund Waddill, in the United States District Court, has set aside the sale and the vessel will be resold July 2. The price In the recent sale was which was the bid of the president of the Merchants and Miners Transportation Company. Judge WaddiH's decision sustains the exceptions to the sale filed the Old Dominion Steamship Company, owner of the steamship Monroe, which was sunk January 30 iu collision with the Nantucket. The master of the Monroe libeled the Nantucket for upward of $1,000,006 and the Merchants and Miners' Iranspor- tatlon Company subsequently brought proceedings seeking to have the court limit the damage liability of that company to the value of the vessel.

To Entertain Captain Jantxerf." About 11 o'clock this morning the Wilkes-Barre Concordia Maenerehor will visit the North German Uoyd steamer Main at Pier No. 9, Locust Point, and give a concert to Captain Jantzen and his officers and crew. Tht singers will be entertained during the program. They are to leave the Hotel Raleigh at 10 A. M.

Hearing On Stony Creek Bridge. Col. Lansing H. Beach. United States Engineer Corps, has selected May 28, at 11 A.

in room 301. Baltimore Custom House, for a hearing about bridging Stony Creek, in the Third district of Anne Arundel county. The County Commissioners of Anne Arundel have submitted plans and made application to Colonel Beach for a permit to build the bridge. The plans submitted provide for a pivot draw, with 40 feet clear opening on each side, and the clearances under the bridge at mean low water are given as 7 feet 9 Inches to 11 feet 9 inches; and two launch way openings of. 28 feet clear width and 11 feet 9 inches clear height.

All parties interested in the navigation of the creek are invited to be present at the hearing. San Domlneo Snirar For Canada. MAY WORLD'S LARGEST STEAMSHIP 66 WILL SAIL FOR PARIS LONDON HAMBURG and regularly thereafter HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE 4 Light St, Tel. St. Paul 4054 Or A.

W. Robson, 127 E. Baltimore Baltimore, Md. kWith 14,508 bags of San Domingo sugar By the Splendid Fast Mail Steamers KOEMGIN LUISE" BARBAROSSA FRIEDRICH DER GROSSE" And Regular Steamers May 27th" June 8th? 17 th and 23d July 8th? 15thand 29th From Baltimore to "Southampton and Bremen For particulars apply at one to Lloyd 1 99 TWO CRUISES AROUND WORLD thpATjg-K the Panama Ganal Leaving Pfew York by tk large Crunrcg Sternahipe CINCINNATI, JAN. 16 Ports of Call include San Diego at ike time of the Cieat San Diego Expowtion and JBSfliBsSSsiN AMERICAN LINE ONE CLASS CAB1N (II) SERVICES.

Plymouth Cherbourg Southampton 29 RT. PAUL. 11 ST. LOUIS lune 5 NKW 19 Phila. Oueenatown Liverpool MERION Mav 2t DOMINION Ji" SO HAVERFORD.

6 MKKION June 27 Atlantic Transport Line New York London Direct MINNETONKA. 23 I NNKWAHK A.June MINNEAPOLIS. Mav 30 MINNEHAHA. 13 -RED STAR LINE N. SY.

London Poris, via Dover Antwerp. LAPLAND Mav 23 KOO.M. AND. VADF.RLAND...May 30 FINLAND June 13 WHITE STAR LINE Plymouth Cherbourg Soul hampton OCEANIC SI ST. LOUIS June 1 OLYMPIC.

30 OCEANIO June 1 American Line Steamer. New York ((ueenaAown Liverpool CELTIC May 28 ADRIATIC June 11 BALTIC Iiinp 4 lune 18 Ifoaton Ieil I terra nenn Italy CANOPIC lune 6. July II CRET1C June 27, Aug. i OFFICE, BROADWAY. NKW YORK, or ARTHUR W.

ROBSON. 127 E. Baltimore sU J. HOWARD iCAttKR. 3(l N.

ClmrlM st. FIDELITY TRUST Haltimotv. Md. $AKS TO EUROPE New York to Bottcrdaxn ONU CLASS CA1UN. MJ1I1K ROOJMS 4 Uranium July 1 Campanello.

18 9 mend for an. Interesting Itoolclet Uranium Line, 422 8. Fifth Philadelphia USEFUL MAP of Great Britaln-FREEL Also of tntiM on the Great Western Railway of England T. KATEL1SY. Gen.

SOI ith New Yora. BALTIMORE AND CAROLINA S. 8. CO 01 with town days at 3 I. M.

MASON Ia WEKMS WILLIAMS UeneTSl Manager, union I nut liuiiding. Steamers rail from PIER 2. Pratt street. RAILROAD LINES. SOUTHERN RAILWAY PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH.

N. B. The following ftrhedule pulilUhol onlv it Information. Tains lv. Baltimore via P.

R. 2.40 A. for Memphis. Nasl-ville. 7.3( A.

M. 9.24 A. J.14 P. for Asheville. Atlanta.

Birmingham, New Orleans. 3.23 P. for Atlanta, Birmlnghim. Tourist car for California daily. 4.40 P.

for SaUsbu.y, Aahevllle Charlotte, Columbia, Aiken, Aupiata, Savannah, JaPkonville 8 13 P. Knoxville Cliattanooga, Birmipgiiam. Bhreeveiiort. New Orleans. Texse.

L. H. BURGESS. T. P.

11! Balto. at. ATLANTIC COAST LINE "The Standard Railroad of the South." Leave Baltimore (Union Station), P. R. 1.13 P.

M. Through Pullman sleiniing oars to Charlet. ton, Savannah, Augusta, Jackwmvili. Key nd Tamna with hrert cfjnnwtiona for Havana. Free reclining chair car Wellington to Jackson- ville.

M. for Wilmington. Charleston. Savannah. Jackrxmville and St.

PeterHhnrg. 2.50 A. M. New York to Jacksonville. W.

H. WARDIN. Agent. Oermnn and Light stay SEABOARD AIR LINE H'Y. (The ProgresBive Railway of the SOUTH.) Electric Lighted Steel Equipment Only.

Leave Baltimore from Union Station (P. I for Kalrigh, Wilmington. Columbia. Savannah Jacksonville, St. Augustine, Palm Beach.

Miami. Key West, Tampa and Havana. Atlanta, Birmingham. Memphis and the Southwest. 8.25 A.

M. Daily. Sunday 7.3S A. M. Seaboard Fait Mail.1' fl.lO P.

M. Local Points in No. So. Carolina. 8.13 P.

M. Dally "Florida-Cuba Special" Special." 1 -Ticket Office. CONTINENTAL TRUST BLDO C. B. RYAN, O.

P. Ticket Agt. Norfolk. Va. O.

M. CHILTON. C. P. A.

STORAGE AND MOVING. 1 PER LOAD CLEAN AS YOUR HOME AND BEST FIRE PROTECTION. STANDARD BUPPLY Howard and nwcxnoiin sis. i-none, noiurt su. Aa5-lm For Chaileston'and (Jeoigetown.

S. C. connect ln Bteamcrs for Columbia. Jonwiy and UetHw. and Wpitern R.

Southern Railway, Kri. Ct A Nin TAW fit arriving at San Francisco atthe opening ULirYll Lft JAII. I tlie Panama Pacific Exposition DURATION Each Cruise 135 DAYS-Coat $900 Up incruding- all neceaaaty expenses aboard and ashore K'rifn for fHvtrtitf Bnohfot HAMBURG-AMERI CAN LINE 4 Lirht St. Ph.n. fit.

Tnl 4054. Arthur XV. B.ba.n. 121 K. Baltlm.r.

St. Baltimore, Ml MAINE. Bar Harbor, Me. THE LOUISBURG Opens July 1st. Every modem comfort.

ONE OF MAINE'S LEADING RESORTS. With seashore and country combined. Noted for Cuisine and Service. AU out-of-door recreations available. GARAGE FACILITIES.

Under personal direction of L. C. Prior. N. Y.

Office. 11SO Broadway. Passaconaway Inn York Cliffs Maine Directly on the ocean. Every charm of a cool, picturesque summer resort. Tennis.

Boating. Fishing. Tea Garden. Excellent Orchestra. Wonderful Ocean and Sunset Views.

Miles of Fragrant Pines. Cottages For Rent. W. II- TOR KEY, 206 Old South. Bid Boston.

MARYLAND. THE LOG INN Open May 1st to Dec. 1st. New dining-rooms seat 200 guests. Fine auto road just built to the Inn-Write for booklet.

THE LOG INN CO. Follow Logg Inn signs from State road. BHADDOCK HF.IGHTS. HOTEL BRADDOCK BRADDOCK HEIGHTS, OPENS JUNE 20th, UNDER MANAGEMENT OF H. C.

BOND, Formerly of Blue Mountain House. For Rates, Booklets, Address H. C. BOND, 534 CARROLLTON AVE. aiOmVTAIJV LAKE PARK.

LOCH LYNN HOTEL Mountain Lake Park, Md. Open. June 4. White for Booklet L. B.

C. LIST, Proprietor. THE VIRGINIA Ocean front. Excellent table. Reasonable rates.

Spacious porches. Moore, Owner and Mgr. THE ATLANTIC HOTEL At Ocean City will be open 15, 1914. mMMlt SAVAGE POWELL." NEW YORK. "Host Modern Equipped Hotel in tht CatsUlls." "New" (GRAND HOTEL CATS KILT, MOUNTAINS.

ft. Opens June 25. New Management. 15 to 20 degrees cooler than N. Y.

City. Scenery i equaled. Hay fever and mosquitoes unknown. Perfect sanitary and hygienic conditions. Cuisine and service the standard of Superior grille and rathskeller.

Reasonable prices. Magnificent ballroom; perfect- dancing floor. Symphony orchestra; dancing afternoon and evening; lady and gentleman instructors. Free dailv tea dan-sants; prizes awajrded. Golf, tennis, billiard, pool, bowling tournaments.

Special rates for families. Transients $4 a day and up. HARRISON S. DOWNS. Prop.

At Hotel Ansonia. Broadway and 73d N. T. O-TE-SA-GA On Otseeo Lake, Cooperstown, N. Y.

Booking Office, The Dakota, 1 West 72d New York. See this column Sunday. THE AMERICAN NAUHEIM Watklns Glen, on Seneca Lake, N. Y. In the Heart of the Lake Conntrv.

THE GLEN SPRINGS A AT5 rrol RrvriTura TTaaUIi Te.4- TTn 1 td scrriptive booklets and mop of Lake- OountTy, address it mm. j. Junius wen, jrres-u war tans, jn. y. PENNSYLVANIA.

BEDFORD SPRINGS, PA. HOTEL AND BATHS. 18-hole golf course, fine gravel tennis courts; own ndinff STahlea livorv fro t-o ah our estate. Formal Onenintr 13. "r''m jjiax tutL THE SKA HON.

0- THE HISTORIC 1I H.E.Bcmis, Mgr. M. C. Sweeny, Asst. Mgr.

EAGLESMERE. THE CRESTMONT INN EAGLESMERE, PA. The hotel with the incomparable FEET ABOVE THE SEA. on the crest of thei Alleghenies, in the primeval forest. Golf, tennis, boating, canoeing and the finest of fresh-water bathing.

Modern conveniences- electric light, steam heat, private baths, etc. Open Juno 11. Reduced rates until the middle of July. For booklet and terma. address WILLIAM WOODS.

Manager, Box 1 RHODE ISLAND. New Watch Hill House Also THE COLONIAL Watch Hill, R. A. E. Dick MOST PERFECT SEASHORE RESORT.

EVERY ROOM WITH WATER VIEW. Open early in June; always cool; tio flies or mosquitoes. Surf and still water bathing. Modern Dancing. 18-hole Golf Course.

Golf School New Feature. WTiite service throughout. ml7.su,w,f-50t CANADA Slimmer Tours through the Canadian Rockies. CANADIAN PACIFIC BAIL-WAT. Address TV.

II. SXELL, 458 Broadway, New York City. PATENTS. PATENTS, Trademarks and Copyrights Secured; moderate charge, 20 years' experience; practice before the Patent Office afid courts. The old reliable firm.

H. 8. BREWINGTON SON, Pat-ent Attorneys. 711 Equitable Building. Balto.

CHAP1N A. FERGUSON, Patent Attorney, lltt-117 Law Balto. 18 years' IDEAS WANTED Write for our list of patent buyers, prices offered bv manufacturers and needed inventions. RANDOLPH Patent Attorneys. 78B Washington.

D. C. ELECTRIC MOTOR SPEC LISTS. MOTORS bought, sold and rewiired. EUGENE I.

ROSENFELD Phone. 8t. Paul 2353. Oor. Howard -and German sts.

National Electric VJKSm: st. Expert Motor and Fan Repairs. Used motors and fans bousht. sold and exchanged. Phone St.

P. 2164. MOTORBOATS. ALMOST NEW GASOLINE LAUNCHj, 26x7, cheap: one 36x12 Ahipliary Knockabout. Apply foot FELL ST.

m22-4t COAL AND WOOD- LOUIS J. WILLINGER. "THE BEST COAL THAT'S ALL." ORDER NOW! May, the last month of Cheap Prices, One trial will convince. Main Office 1239 N. GAY near Preston.

Yard, CHASE ST. and UNION R. R. The largest yard in HnltiVMP'. Phnn "ittf, ANTHRACITE COAIA- BITUMINOUS.

CITT AND SUBURBAN GET OUR CASH PRICES. 2 B. Fayette st. (Albaugh's Ticket Office) xeiepnone. Alt.

veinon 4au. o9-U COAL IT PAYS TO BUT THE BEST. BESrGRADES and SERVICB ALWAYS OUR AIM. Let Us Quote You. Get Oup.

Special Cash Prices. ,1518 MARYLAND AVE. Mt. Vernon 3930-3931. KNOOP COAL SOLE AGENTS FOR "SUNLIGHT COAL" The ccal that combines HEATING EFFICIENCY with CLEANLINESS.

Wholesale and retail. MAIN OFFICE, NORTH GILMOR ST. Railroad Yards. Franklin st. and B.

K. R. PHONETOILMOR 336. THE ONLY PLANT OF ITS Klisu Cilr TIMORE where it is impossible to get dirty or slaty coal, as it is automatically screeaed, sized and slated and kept under COVER. TPTJTT'TT' 25 BUNCHES KINDLING WOOD SXTj Jit OR SPECIAL CASH DISCOUNT SUBURBAN AUTO DELIVERY; SPECIAL PRICES.

i2 CORD PINE WOOD, $3.75. SAWED AND DELIVERED FREE. G. ERNEST KRAFT, COAL POCKETS. BOLTON DEPOT.

OFFICES 1302-1304 1306N. CHARLES ST rhone-Mt. Vernon 1T3S. Md. 14U-W.

NEW JERSEY ATIiANTIC CITY ATLANTIC -CITY brings vvith it the joy of living andfteirresistablecKarms of health and recreation. I HOTEL DENNIS is situated directly on trie view of the sea from public rooms. verandas and many guestcharnbers. The appointments and equipment of this hocise make it an ideal Seaside Home. i Conducted On Tit American Plan.

I CiPAarr600. Always Oom 1 THE ffDarlboroiianf I JfiIeI1ciTl, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Capacity IlOO 400 Private Bath Exquisite refined music ererr nUrht throughout (he year. Two blocks of Ocoan front, KoIUuk Chairs.

Horse-back riding, Golf. Theatres and countless amusements. Ownership Ms-jiarement JOSIAH WHITE SONS COMPANY ALAMAO HOTEL Ocean front, in the heart of Atlantic Oity Absolutely fireproof. Family and Transient. American and European Plans.

Hot and cold sea water baths. Capacity 400, Grill orchestra dancing; garage. -MACK L.ATZ CO. Conducting Alamac 1 Ocean with privat pavilion for use of guests. ml7-86texm (iMborougb-SIenfclin ATLANTIC CITV.

N. J. -Joalah White fc Sam Company. THE WILTSHIRE, IK" Greatly improved. Capacity, 350.

Private baths. Pm5l wat in rooms, elevator, etc. Music. Special J12J0 up weekly; $2.50 up daily. Onen all ths year.

Booklet. SAMUEL ELLIS. CLARENDON HOTEL Virginia Avenue, Near Beach. Extensively remodeled. All modern improvement.

Private baUis. Booms en suits with hot and co3 running wator. Booklet. Monroe Hutchina, Prop. HOTEL BOTHWELL Virginia second house from Boardwalk nr Steel Pier.

Every appointment. Highest standard. in euislne and servica. Booklet (Blaslwi Cbatbam from Steam Heat- Sun Parlor; Elevator to street level; running water, private baths, unobstructed ocean view. NATHAN JONES.

Hotel Lamborn ic Solicitous service, untiring attendance, wholesom food, homelike cooking, large comfortable rooms. just tne rig tit place, t. b. mcTLi. jrrop.

HOTEL RAYMOND Beach and Steel Pier. Rooms with privat bath and running water. Special spring rates. ii. J.

l'. Lt. M1L.L..UK. BERKSHIRE INN Ocean end Virginia sine and service, 13 up dally; 110 to SIT weekly, sic. Wtor.

private baths, etc. J. E. DICKINSON-htMt HOTEL LELANDE Massachusetts directly on the beach-elevator; private baths Reasonable rates. Jacob B.

Haw. BEACH HAVEN. THE ENGLESIDE Opens June 17. Every modern convenience; private fcaths, with sea and fresh water; five perfect gravel tennis courts; finest bathiDg, fishing, tailing, eta Booklet. R.

P. ENGLE. Manager. NEW HAMPSHIRE. white mountains NBY PROFILLHOUSl TWENTY COTTAGES.

OPEN JULY 1ST. Catering: to these who wish a Summer-Home in a resort favored with a of the highest order. ON IDEAL TOUR. Fine Garage. Golf, Tennis.

Boating. Pishing. C. H. GREENLEAP, Pres.

Booking Office in Charge E. B. RICH, 1180 tn-oaaway, iew iorK. DELAWARE. REHOBOTH BEACH.

HOTEL HENLOPEN TO OCTORER REAROM 1U Booklet WALTER BURTON. Owner and Proprietor STEAMBOAT LINES- MARYLAND, DELAWARE AND VIRGINIA RAILWAY COMPANY. Steamers Iv. Light St, Wharf, weather permitting: PIER A. M.

and 2.45 P. M. daily, except Sunday; 7.45 A. M. for Lot Point and stations to Lewes.

Del. PIER 9 1 P. Tuesi, Thurs. and for Rock Hall and Chester river; 6 P. Wed for Crumpton; 4 P.

Wed and for Rock Hall. PIER 42 P. Thurs. and for Bay Landings and Patuxent river. PIER 212 noon 4.30 P.

Tuesday and for Fredericksburg; 4.30 P. for TapDahannock: 4.30 P. for Sharpe. PIER 35 P. Monday, Wednesday and Sat-unlay, for D.

and intermedial points. Tickets at P. R. R. Baltimore and Culvert ftreeta.

WILI.ARD THOMSON. T. MURDOCH. tf General Manacer. Gen.

Pass. Agt ERICSSON LINE i For Philadelphia. Steamers leave Pier 1, Light 5 P. M. daily, except Sunday.

stortninnr at Betterton. Chester mnA way landings. Through tickets at low rates to Atlantic City, Cape May, New York and points North at Albaugh's. All our freight Write for guide. CLARENCE SHRIVER.

Agent. BALTIMORE. CHESAPEAKE AND ATLANTIO RAILWAY COMPANY. Steamers It. Light St.

Wharf, weather permitting: PIER 46 P. except for Tilgh-man's Isl. Oxford, Cambridge and landings to Windy Hill. PIER 56 P. Mon.

and for Trappe and Tuckahoe river and Denton. PIER 85.15 A. M. and 4.10 P. daily, except Saturday and Sunday; Saturday, 6.15 A.

M. and 3 P. M. 7.30 A. Sunday, for Claiborne and points to Ocean City.

PIER 6-5 P. Sun. for Grest Wicomico and Piankatank river. PIER 1. PRATT P.

for Wicomico river; 5 P. Wed. and for Nanticoke river; 5 P. M. Wed.

and 4 P. M. for Crisfleld, Pungoteague, Nandua and Occohannock rivers: 5 P. Tues. and for Crtefield, Onancock and Pocomoke river to Snow Hill: 5 P.

Mon. and for Crisfleld. Tangier Island, Onancock and Pocomoke river. TICKETS and Advertising Matter at P. R.

R. Office, Baltimore and Calvert streets; General Offices, Pier 1. Pratt street. WILLARD THOMSON. T.

MURDOCH. tf General Manager. Gen. Pasa. Agt.

Old Bay Line For NORFOLK and OLD POINT Leaves t.SO P. M. every day in the year from PIER 14. street. S4.00 WEEK-END ROUND-TRIP TICKETS TO OLD POINT AND NORFOLK on sals FBI-DAYS and SATURDAYS'.

Ticket Offices. OT B. Baltimore S. A. L.

By. Offices. Continental Building, a B. FajetU and 500 light tl TOLCHESTER COMPANY. Sprinsr Schedule (Weather Permitting).

ANNAPOLIS AND WEST RIVER LINE Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 7.30 A. M. LITTLE CHOPTANK RIVER LINE-Tuesdayt and Thursdays at 7.00 A. M. SASSAFRAS RIVER LINE AND BETTER-TON Tuesdays and Saturdays at 2.45 P.

atop ping at Tolchester. PORT DEPOSIT AND HAVRE DB GRACK LINE Mondays, Wednesdays. Thursdays and Fridays at 2.45 P. fnr Tolchester, Betterton. Havre de Grace and Port Deposit.

TOLCHESTER Saturdays at 8.30 A. M. and Z30 P. M. Freight received at PIER IS.

LIGHT 8T. Chesapeake Line For Old Point and Norfolk, 6.30 P. M. every day. YORK RIVER LINE For West Point and Richmond, 6 P.

M. daily ex. cept Sunday. Piers 18 and 19 Light street. $4.00 Week-end round-trip tickets to Old Point.

Norfolk and Richmond on sale Fridays and Saturdays. Ticket Offices, 127 EAST BALTIMORE PIER 1. LIGHT STREET. tf ROCK CREEK STEAMBOAT Pier 5. Pratt street.

Rock Creek, Sat. Stoney Creek, Fri. Leaves 7 A. M. and 2.30 P.

except 6 A. M. and 2.30 P. M. Boat ia each creek Sunday.

8 A. M. and 2 P. M. a27-Im PLEASURE RESORTS.

FLOOD'S PARK THEATRE OPEN FOR SEASON. Theatre under new man-agement. WM. Z. ROGERS.

Manager. FIRST-CLASS VAUDEVILLE. Fish, Chicken and Soft Crab Meals a Specialty. SEA FOOD AND GAME IN SEASON. 5c.

CARFARE AFTER 1 P. M. DISSS Those marked () have option of ports. STEAMEBS. Name.

Port. Agenoria (Br). Austriana (Br). Bailev Middlesboro, Data 17 Barcelona (Ger), Lumrjg Hamburg Belfast fBr). Dnwin I Palmas.

Brika (Br). Beavaa Huelva Brooklet (Br). Horn Huelva Catalan (Br). Huehes Huelva "Craigna (Br), Bombay iTaniey tfsrj. uenaersen.

Ddgland (Nor), Foyn Azua May 18 Dnndrennan (Br). Cruddace. Huelva May Egda (Nor). Gjerdinir New York. May F.

J. Luckenbaeh. 15 Fernfield Mediterranean ports.May Frednes (Nor), Andersen Havana Graciana (Br), May 20 Gresham (Rr). Janeiro. 5 Haakon VII (Nor).

Thulstade.Cuba Hnronspool (Br). Jensen Apr. 30 Hilton, gammon Port 19 Hip. Dumois (Nor), Port Antonio. 21 Tda (Aust).

Martirjolieh Huelva May 11 Jacob lAickeribach. McGaharvBoca May If Jose (Nor). Andersen Port May 20 Kinprston (Nor). Maria May 20, K. Luise (Ger).

Meinera Bremen May "Lorca (Br). Orchard Huelva June Icrd Antrim Br), Aiken. 11 Noorderdvk (Dut), Lieuw Rotterdam May 14 Nortr-i (w). May 10 Oclano. (Nor), Pedrsn Daiquiri May O.

Sverdrup (Nor). Michelsen. Huelva June Philadelphian (Br). Popbam. Antwerp May 7 Staemol (Br).

Cost Algiers May 5 Htrathord (Br), Mclntyre. May Tafna (Br, Bonlter May Waddon (Br). Peterson Cuban ore port. May Wellbnry (Br). Alexandria.

York Ca3tle (Br). Hall May 10 SCHOONERS. Addison E. Bullard, Saw yer. Boca May 14 Alberta New Haven.Conn.May 20 Bavard Hopkins.

Havana May Childe Harold, Sweeney 13 Clara Dais. Colbtb Nw York May 17 Eleanor F. Bartram, Pinkham. Port May 21 Florence Creadoek, Geo. E.

Walcott. Worden Helen Hasbrouck. York May 15 Kineo, Farrell Port 18 O. H. Brown, Lasere New York May It.

B. White. Southard New 17 Steamers To Arrive At New Yorlc. tfCH MAT 22. From Sailed Stmr Mauretania.

Liverpool May 16 Stmr France Havre May 16 Stmr Bordeaux 9 Stmr Progress Guaira May 8 Stmr Florizel St. Johns May 16 Stmr Bermuda May 19 DrB May 23. Stmr Philadelphia Southampton May 16 Stmr Ultonia Gibialtar May 13 Stmr Ts'ew York City Swansea, May 8 Stmr Jan, Van Haiti May 18 Steamers To Sail From TtfeYr York. For Sails Stmr New York Southampton May 22 Stmr Germs nla Marseilles May 22 fcitmr Fredrik Copenhagen May 22 Stmr Koenig Albert Gibraltar. 23 Stmr Amerika Hamburg May 23 Stmr Glasgow May 23 Stmr Lapland Dover.

23 Stmr Oceanic Southampton May 23 Stmr Perugia Gibraltar, May 23 Stmr Minnetonka May 23 Stmr A neon a Naples May 23 Stmr Dwinak Rotterdam. Libau.May 23 Stmr K. Franz Josef I. May 23 Stmr Rochambeau Havre May 23 Stmr K. W.

der Bremen May 26 Stmr Mauretania Liverpool May 26 Stmr Rotterdam Rotterdam May 26 Stmr Bergensfjord Bergen May 26 Stmr Vaterland Hamburg May 26 Stmr Verona Genoa May 27 Stmr France Havre May 27 Stmr Laura. Algiers Trieste. 28 Stmr Bremen May 28 Stmr Celtic Liverpool May 28 Stmr Philadelphia Southampton. May 29 Stmr P. F.

Wilhelm May 30 Stmr Caledonia Glasgow May 30 i Stmr Vaderland Dover. Antwerp. 30 Stmr Minneapolis, London May 30 Stmr Stampalia Naples, Genoa. May 30 Stmr Olympic Southampton May 30 Stmr Canada 30 Stmr Kaiser W. II Bremen June 2 Stmr Potsdam.

Rotterdam June 2 Stmr Russia JLibau June 2 Stmr Ultonia Naples, Gibraltar-Tune 2 Stmr Moltke Naples, -Tun 2 Stmr San Giorgio. Naples June 2 Stmr Lorraine Havre June 3 Stmr.Carmania Liverpool June 3 Stmr Argentina Naples, Trieste. 3 Wireless. OELTIO Naples for New York, was 1,000 miles east of Sandy Hook at l.ln A. M.

May 21. Wirelessed Cape Race will dock late Saturday or 8.30 A. M. Sunday. FRANCE Havre for New York, wixelesed New York will dock Friday.

No time or position given. I MP ERATO R- New York for Cherbourg and Hamburg, was 365 miles west of Brow Head at 6.64 A. M. May 21. Wirelessed due Cherbourg noon Friday.

TEUTONIC Liverpool' for Montreal, waa 310 miles east of Cape Race at 11 P. M. May 20. Domestic Ports. DELAWARE BREAKWATER, May a.

Passed up for Philadelphia, stmr Mannheim (Ger), from Copenhagen. NEW YORK, May 21. Arrived, stmrs Verona, from Naples; Banan, Bocas del Toro; Jupiter, Hamburg; Mauretania, Liverpool. Sailed 21st, stmrs President Lincoln, for Hamburg; Barbarossa, Bremen; Cedric, Liverpool; Uranium, Rotterdam; Laconia, Liverpol via. Boston; Wotan.

Flushing; Rotterdam, PHILADELPHIA, May 21. Arrived, stmrs Mongolian (Br), from Glasgow and Liverpool via St. Johns, N. and Halifax; Hohenfels (Ger), Calcutta. Cleared 21st, stars Marquette (Br), for Antwerp: Maine (Br).

London; A neon a (Ital), Genoa and Naples via New York; Florida (Dan), Copenhagen via New York. Foreign Forts. ANTWERP, May 20. Arrived, stmr Manitou, from Philadelphia. FISHGUARD, May 21.

Arrived, stmr Caronla, from New York for Liverpool. GENOA, May 21. Arrived, stmr Ivernia, from New York. Arrived, stmr Calabria, from New York. HAMBURG, May 19.

Arrived, stmr Pehnoil, from Philadelphia. LIVERPOOL, May 21. Sailed, stmr Baltlo. for New York. LIZARD, May 21.

Passed, stmr Czar, from New York for Libau. MONTEVIDEO. May 19. Arrived, stmr El Oor-dobes, from Newport News. NAPLES.

May 18. Arrived, stmr San Gnglielmo, from New York. Sailed 17th, stmr Napoli, from New York (not previously). I ORAN, May 20. Sailed, stmr Competitor, for Philadelphia.

QUEEN STOWN, May 2L Sailed, stmrs Olympic (from Southampton), for New York; Haverford (from Liverpool). Philadelphia. Arrived 21st, stmr Adiratic, from New York. SHIELDS, May 19. Sailed, stmr Bollviana, for Philadelphia.

SINGAPORE, May 20. Sailed, stmr Bechuana (from Hiogo), for Philadelphia. TRIESTE, May 21. Arrived, stmr Pannonia, from New York. LATER NEWS OF THE SHIPS, IF AJVY IS RECEIVED, WILL BE iFOtnVD OX PAGE WEST VIRGINIA G.

0. P. MEETS Reduction Of SontUern Representation Indorsed. Charleston, W. May 21j The Republican State Corrvention of West Virginia adopted today the resolution of the National Republican Committee changing the rule for national conventions and cutting down Southern representation.

A platform denouncing the Underwood tariff, Panama Canal tolls policy of the Wilson Administration and the Colombian treaty anj indorsing the Republican State administration and in favor of a primary election law was adopted. A State-wide primary election was called for July- 25 to nominate a candidate for Congressman-at-large in case" there is more than, one candidate in the field by June 20. If there is only one candidate, the State committee is authorized to certify the nomination. A warm fight was precipitated in the convention by a resolution offered bv for mer Congressman Joseph H. Gaines sub stituting precinct committeemen for the present district plan.

The Gaines plan was defeated. In the resolutions tee there was a fight over the initiative and referendum, but thev were finnilv left nnt of the platform. Former Governor A. E. wnite was chairman of the convpntinn an an address was made by United States senator Lawrence Y.

Sherman, of Illinois. OLD SOUTH RIVER CLUB DINES Samuel Brooke, The Host, Was Unable To Attend. Annapolis, May 21. -The May din ner of the old South River Club was served today at the clubhouse in the lower part of the county. The dinner was given by Sam uel Brooke, of Annapolis, who was unable to attend and his son, Samuel Brotke, acted as host.

Nineteen of the 24 members of the club. including Judge Alexander Hagner of Washington, the president, were present. The other absentees were former Governor Edwin Warfleld and Blanchard James Sellman, of Baltimore, and Dr. Richard Hill, of Prince George's county. The invited guests were Paymaster Samuel Bryan, of the navy; Louis Pitcher, of the army, and Dr.

C. H. Brooke and Randall Webb, of Washington, a cousin of Judge Hagner. A feature of the day was the formal decoration of the new front porch of the clubhouse, a gift of Judge Hagner. The porch is'of Colonial design, In keeping with the old building.

Ex-Congressman Ellett Buried. Richmond, May 21. The funeral of Col. Tazewell Ellett, former member of Congress from the Third Virginia district, was held this afternoon from St. James' Protestant Episcopal Church, the Rev.

Thomas C. Darst officiating. Colonel Ellett was born in Richmond in 1856 and spent the greater part of his life here. He married Miss Josephine Lyons Scott, daughter of Robert E. Scott, of Fatiquler county.

Colonel Ellett was elected to the Fifty-fourth Congress in 1894 and served one term, succeeding Capt. George D. Wise, ne was succeeded in the Fifty-fifth Congress by Col. John Lamb. REMARKABLE CASE of Mrs.

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Mount Royal FOR SAK-1013 FORD RUNABOUT, used Tery little; must sell; also Franklin 6-Pas-senger Touring Car; first-class condition. BAXi- TTMORE GARAGE, 1306 Morton st. m22-5t 1914 FORI, used two months, cost, with eauip- ment, $500; sell at sacrifice. Address 1411. Sun office.

m22-2t FOR SALE TWO PIERCE-ARROW OARS, 1912. one 5-passenirer, $2,876, and one 7-passiaiger, $3000: electrio lights' and have been repainted once. Fully equipped and in perfect running order. Address 1418, Suri office. m21-4t FKANKLIN TOURING CAR (Model D), fully equipped, cheap.

2161 CALVERTON ROAD. m21-7t K-PA8SENGER TOURING CAR for sale, Tery cheap; guar, in first-class order and equipped. Rokos Taxi Service, 1511 Ashland ave. m21-13t RATRflATXTQ IN USED OARS. Overhauled Wid painted.

Five and seven passenger Touring Cars; 2-passenger Roadster. EMPIRE SALES AND REPAIR Distributors EMPIRE AUTOMOBILES, $900. 2010 LOVEGROVE STREET. M20-6t 112 BUICK No. 43; S-paesenger.

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Owner selling same on account of going to Europe for coming year. Car can be eeen at the ZELL MOTOR CAB COMPANY'S GARAGE or by applying to MRS. KIRBY. FLOWER SMITH, 719 Park avenue. m20-6t OWNER GOING TO CALIFORNIA for several months desires to sell 1912 PEERLESS SIX "THIRTY-EIGHT" ROADSTER; equipped with Gray and Davis Electric Starter, electrio lighting system, demountable rima, etc.

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m2-9t BEVEN-PASSENGER, four-door TOURING CAR, fine condition; Bui table for Hvery or private use. BEEHLER OGDEN. 1219 WEST LEXINGTON ST. a30-lm FOR SALE Cheap, 7-passenger TOURING CAR in good running con. Phone Wolfe 5B50-Y.

THE MARYLAND CYCLE CAR CQy 1924 N. Charles distributors for IMP CYCLE CAR. AGENTS WANTED. BEEHLER OGDEN, 1S19 W. Lexington, agents for the Economical K-R-I-T.

A large number of. second-hand cars must be sold at once. M5-lm WINTON SIX WiE ARE FAST CLOSING OUT OUR STOCK OF REBUILT CARS, AND IN DOING SO WE HAVE TRADED IN A NUMBER OF SMALL CARS, WHICH WE WILL DISPOSE OF TO THE HIGHEST. BIDDERS PULLMANS, FORDS, STODDARD-DAY- TONS AND BUICKS. I STORE OPEN UNTIL 9 I P.

M. WHILE SALE IS ON. THE WINTON MOTOR CAR CO MT. ROYAL at NORTH Ave. I PHONE, MAD.

4289. FOR SALE. CHEAP-3 Delivery Wagons. One Delivery Wagon. Have been used fcr four months in Parcel Post service.

415 W. Fayette st. FOR SALE LIGHT TOURING CAR; only gone 3,000 miles. No reasonable offer refused. 415 FAYETTE STREET.

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1114 E. Monument at. 5 TO 7 PASSENGER AUTO CAR. $500; MAXWELL RUNABOUT. $125.

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J. METERS. Gay and Preston. Wolf 3423. Lis filled with apprehension.

It is not un common to find the child, by reason oi this anxiety and dread, disqualified, physically and mentally, to undergo the examinations. This condition defeats the purpose of an examination; mii i ROCK BOYS IN CONTEST Gold Medal Will Be Awarded To Best Orator. Ellicott May 21. The annual contest in public speaking among the students of Rock Hill College was held this afternoon In the college gymnasium hall. The winner will be announced at the college commencement day exercises next month and will be awarded a gold The exercises began with music by the college orchestra.

The speakers were M. Littleton De-laney, F. Ernest Hinchman, Earle C. Fisher. Fletcher Greene, John J.

Cor-bett, John D. Callahan, Ferdinand Rosen-dale, J. Leo Mueller, J. McGuire Callius, Eugene L. Pessagpo, Victor r.

Dorr, William M. Doyle, William J. Malone, George W. Strong and Ksmonae ti. uauanan.

The judges were the Rev. Thomas S. Dolan, rector of St. Paul's Catholic Church; Dr. M.

F. Gist Sykes, State's Attorney Joseph James Clark-Arthur P. Forsyth and John L. V. Murphy, of Baltimore.

VIRGINIA RED MEN ELECT 4 Great Council And Pocahontas Degree Meet In Richmond. rcterimnnri Va. Mav 21 The Great Council of the Virginia Red Men elected the following officers yesteraay Great Sachem J. Ben Moore, of Ma-toaca. Great Senior Sagamore-Cllfton J.

Par rot, of Danville. Great Junior Sagamore George D. Taliaferro, of Heedsville. 1 Great Prophet Harry Cufhriell, of Portsmouth. Great Chief of Records Frank H.

Crouch, of Hampton. Great Keeper of the Wampum Richard W. Jones, of Richmond. Delegates to the Great Council of the United States Harry Cnthriell, Portsmouth; J. C.

Page, Roanoke; Albert M. Tunis, tiainpton vsreorge niuuej, ncniwn Frank B. Varney, Lynchburg. me urear. council, xegree i rwauiuu-tas, elected these officers Great Pocahontas, Mrs.

Laura Canyer, of Chincoteague Great Wenonah, Mrs. Lydla Chapman, of Winchester; Great Minnehaha, Mrs. Mary tirant. or ureat rropuei, Mrs. Catherine Miller, of Phoebus; Great Keeper of Records, Mrs.

D. H. Reedea, of Portsmouth; Great Keeper of the Wampum, Mrs. Flora Glen, of Richmond. C.

E. CONVENTION ELECTS The Rev. J. Hollenberger Heads United Evang-elical Society. Hagerstown, May 21.

The annual Ministerial, Sunday-School and Keystone League Christian Endeavor Convention of the United Evangelical Church, Carlisle district, insession in St. Paul's Church here, adjourned today. President The Rev. J. A.

Hollenberger, Cflrlislc Ps. Vice-President The Rtv. W. B. Det-wiler, Marysville, Pa.

Secretary The Rev. Grover C. Gabriel, York Pa. Treasurer The Rev. E-.

C. Basoin, Hagerstown. Reporter The Rev. F. L.

Teter, Helium, Pennsylvania. Addresses were made by Miss Anna Fels, the Rev. A. S. Baumgardner, the Rev.

W. Fry, Prof. H. M. Starley, the B.

C. Basom, the Rev. I. N. Bair, the Rev.

M. A. Kennelly. and the Rev. Grover C.

Gabriel. Devotional exercises were conducted by the Rev. A. H. Irvine, Rev.

C. D. Pewter-baugh and the Rev. A. L.

Burkett. SECOND CLASS MEN IN CHARGE Reorganization Of Xaval Cadets For Next Year Affected. Annapolis, May 21. The new arrangement of the military affairs of the regiment of midshipmen at the Naval Academy became effective today. The members of the second class took charge as temporary cadet officers.

It has been decided that next year there will be three -battalions Instead of two, as has been the custom for a number of years. Each battalion will consist of four companies. change next term, it is understood, will be the conditions surrounding the appointment of the cadet officers. Instead of being based upon general efficiency as heretofore, they will bo governed by the alphabetical arrangement of the names, and changes will be made among the officers several times within the year. Virginia Dentists Organize.

Harrisonburg, May 21. The Shenandoah Valley Dental Association was organized here Tuesday. The following officers were elected President Dr. A. Hune Sprlnkel, of Staunton.

First Vice-President Dr. W. B. Fanr-ney, of Timbervllle. Second Vice-Presidant: Dr.

O. Van- Due-son, of Front Royal. Secretary Dr. C. E.

Nicholas of Harrisonburg. Treasurer Dr. W. McSaur, of Lexington. i Thirty-two dentists, more than half of those in the Valley, wer enrolled as charter members.

Sunday-School Workers Meet. Denton, May 21. The Caroline County Sunday-School Convention was held at the Methodist Episcopal Church here Tuesday and yesterday. Some of the subjects discussed were "The World-Wida Kingdom." the Rev. B.

RASH ON BABY BURNED LIKE-FIRE Sd that He'd Nearly Go Into Fits. Could Not Sleep. Bought One Box Cuticura Soap and Ointment. In Ten Days Baby Wel. R.

F. D. No. 3, "Lart summer my baby's hands had a terrible breaking out on them which soon spread all I over his body. The breaking out first, appeared as a rash and filled with clear water In a few days.

When baby scratched these they turned to bleeding sores and burned like fire so that he'd nearly go into IS fits. He couldn't sleep at night and he was so cross! His clothing would stick to him and irritate him until I finally had to take off nearly everything he had on. Where the water from the sores ran the breaking out would come. "1 used soda and water, tea, alum water, but they seemed to make him worse. About four or five weeks after the trouble began and after finding nothing to help him, I noticed an advertisement of Cuticura Soap and Ointment.

I sent for a sample and the first time I used them the baby went to sleep and never woke again that night. I then bought a box of Cuticura Soap and Ointment and in ten days my baby was well and has been ever (Signed) Mrs. R. Plamondon, June 27, 1913. Cuticura Soap and Ointment satisfy In purity, delicacy and fragrance the most discriminating.

Sold everywhere. Sample of each mailed free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address post-card "Cuticura, Dept. Boston." tyMen who shave and shampoo with Cuticura Soap will find it best for skin and scalp.

I I will 1 1 1 wi lan dvviwjiv Klla, Captain Jacobsen, arrived yesterday. The steamer went to Delaware Breakwater nnd received orders for this port. The consignment is for Canada, and will be forwarded over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wallaceburg, Ontario. She is discharging into cars at Pier 8, Locust Point. The fifth cargo of sugar from San Domingo brought here within two months, all for transporation to foreign countries, is now afloat in the Norwegian 6teamer Dag-land.

It is due to arrive in time to trans-fpr to the Johnston steamer Vedamore, to sail next week for Liverpool. Marine Personal. Frank Martin, who has been in charge of the Baltimore naval recruiting station and branch hydrographic office, was in the city yesterday" finishing up his detachment, he having been retired. Lieut; Virgil Baker is performing the double duty as relief of Lieutenant-Commander Martin, wh left last night for his home at Qua-kertown, near Philadelphia. Cant.

Jason McKown, of the schooner B. Drake, in port Wednesday with salt from New Orleans, left for his home in Maiden, Mass. While here he spent a few hours with his brother, Capt. Eugene McKown, of the schooner Margaret Haskell, which sailed yesterday for Portsmouth, N. H.

Tags And Their Towjt. The Defiance left with the coal-laden schooner Margaret Haskell bound to Portsmouth, N. H. The Ivanhoe passed out the channels with barges Joseph F. Clinton, Venus, William J.

Mcllvane and Ileita Dempsey from Baltimore for. Norfolk. The Buccaneer arrived at Philadelphia with barge T. J. Hooper from Norfolk.

At 0.30 A. M. the Bohemia passed down Cove Point with four barges from Chesapeake City. The Rescue arrived with a lighter from a bay port. The Dauntless passed In Cape Henry at noon.

Port Paragraphs. To be cleaned and painted the schooner Florence Howard, of Stonington. was hailed on Booz Brothers' railway for attention by W. E. Wooddall Co.

The Howard will then load coal for Boston, being the first sailing vessel to take coal from Baltimore for that port in many months. The Baltimore schooner Salisbury, Captain Foxwell, arrived at Nassau. N. on Wednesday with cans and coal. From there he will go to Jacksonville to load lumber for Baltimore.

The big North German 'Lloyd steamer JCoenigin Luise was scheduled to sail from Bremen yesterday with passengers and cargo for Baltimore direct. The Norwegian steamer Sif, Captain Martin, under charter in the Cuban ore trade to Sparrows Point, sprung a leak at Newport News on Wednesday while loading coal. Work was stopped and the trouble was found in the forepeak. ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES Port Of Baltimore, May 21, 114. Arrive fl.

Stmr Ella (Nor), Jarobsera. from Macaris May Delaware Breakwater (tot orders) May IS; npjfr in transit, to The Joseph Foard Company At B. ard O. R. It.

Pier 8, Locusfc Point. tar Htermia (Br), Leslie, from New York Met IS; light, to Tha Joseph. R. Foard! Company. In Curtis Bay.

Stmr Kershaw, Johnson, from Boston; merchandise and passengers, to Merchants and Miners Transportation Onmrwny. Stmr Chesapeake, Delano, from New York; mer-rhsndise, to New York and Baltimore Transportation Company. Stmr Anthony Groves, Bristow, from Philadelphia; merchandise atndi passengers, to Ericsson Line. Cleared. fltmr Kafci (Nor), Andersen, for Lanas Gofte Importing and Steamship Comnny.

Rtmr Chesapeake, Delano for New York; New York and Baltimore Transportation Company. Stmr Kershaw, Johnson, for Boston; Mer chants and Miners' Transportation Ownpanv. Snhr Margaret Haskell, McKown, for Portsmouth Gray, Irdan Co. Sailed. St-mm Tabor (Nor), for Norfolk; Fagertun (Not), Port Antonio; Katie (Nor), Baracoa; Ataithony (rmves, Chesapeake, New Ybrk.

Schr William Lanthicum, for Salisbury. Chesapeake Bay Porta. CAPE HENRY, May 21. 8.30 A. clear; mnd northeast, 12 mile.

Noon, clfar; wind ti orth, 14 tnilea. 4 P. dear; wind north. 10 miles. Passed in for Baltimore 21st at 3.30 A.

stmr Ontario, from Boston via Norfolk 9.20 A. stmr Philadelr-hiarj (Br), from Antwerp; 1.20 P. stmr Suwannee, from Jacksonville via Savannah. Passed out from Baltimore 21st at 9.40 M. stmr Norfolk (Br), for Alexandria; 4.20 stmr Newton, for Boston 6.20 A.

stmr Hamp-nen. Boston; 5.20 A. XL. atmr Eases, for Providence via Norfolk; 7 A. stmr Somerset, fnr Jacksonville; 7.20 A.

stmr Irxlima (Br), for Tampa; 8 A. 6tmr Minnesota (Nor) for Gibara; 8 A. stmr Joseph Fordney for Boston; 10 A. tub Georges Creek, with, banrea Nos. 6 and 12, for Boston.

COVE POINT, May 21. Hasu; wind north; light oreeze. NEWPORT NEWS, May stmrs Edison Light, from Boston; Black Rock, New York; Bay Port, Boston. May stmrs Kilsyth (Br), from Boston (and sailed for Banes) -Masarua (Br), Philadelphia- (and cleared for Montevideo): Pranconia (Aust), Chester (and cleared for Trieste) Edison light. Providence (and sailed for a New England port) Maiden.

Boston (and sailed on return); Everett. Boston- yacht Nona (wrth Vincent Astor and bride), from cruise. Sailed 21st. stmrs Andromeda (Ger), for Bremen; Raarok (Nor), Dorchester, N. Coastwise Boston Middlesex, Boston schr Abbie H.

Gheen West Point. Arrived From Baltimore. Srmr Isle of Mull (Br), Weeks (for Oporto), Lexieos, Portugal, 18th instant. fX (Br), Sheriffs (for Glasgow). Nor folk 21st instant.

Stmr Cretan, Wood, Savannah, 21st instant (and proceeded for Jacksonville). Stmr Harry Luckenbach. Fitzgerald. Tamna 21st- Stmr Manna-Hata, Charles, tfew York 21 Want Tur Piedmont Hudgina, with, barges Nos. 5 21 and 27, Boston 31st instant.

a Schr Salisbury, Foxwell. Nassau, N. 20th tost Sailed For Baltimore. Stmr Charles F. Mayer.Maeherk, with banes Nob 24 and 18 (latter for tVashingCm), Boston 29th (and passed Chatham 140 P.

iWtQ Stmr Hippclyte Dumois (Nor), Erensen Port Antonio 21st instant Stmr Kingston (Nor), Ba.lvesen, Port Maria 20th Stmr Merrimack, Herbert (from Jack son vile) Savannah 2lst instant. Schr Eleanor F. Bart ram, Pinkham. Port Tamna 21st instant. Schr Albert, New Haven 20th instant.

Memoranda. Stmr Tjord Roberta (Br), Boal, for Philadelphia staled from Narvik 13th instant. Stmr Lord Ormonde (Br), Girvan, from Narvik at Philadelphia 20th instant. News, for Sagua la Grand, passed Diamond Shoals 6 A. M.

29th. instant Rtmr Henry Williams, Hudglns, from Charleston, for Baltimore, at Georgetown, S. 21st Instant Stmr Howard, Chase, for Norfolk, sailed from Boston 21st instant Stmr Juniata, Jamas, ftem Norfolk, at Barton 21st instant. Schr Augustus H. Welt, QuirJan, for Port Tamca.

sailed from San Juan. P. 19th instant Schr Elisha Atkins, Hichbom, from Baltimore for Tampa, passed Hand Key Jr. M. ZOth instant Charters.

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M. MEUITEKRANEAX SERVICE FROM NEW YORK. Gibraltar, Naples and Genoa S. 8. MOLTKE June 2.

3 P. S. 8. HAMBURG June 30, 3 P. M.

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S. HAMBURG Aug. 3 P. M. New direct passenger service between PHILADELPHIA AND HAMBURG Next Sailing: 8.

S. PRINJ5 ADALBERT JUNE S. S. PRINZ OSKAR JUNK 2.1 B. n.

rfcUiriA JULX 7 Will call at EM DEN. HAMBURG-AMERICAN" LINE, 4 Light st. St. Paul 40S4. Or A.

W. ROBSON, 127 E. Baltimore Baltimore. Md. 03 CaflManI i Mntr4M Tranaatlarttiaua iiittur umj iu liAVUi.

pakis (France). Departures front N. Y. Wednetdaya, 10 A. M.

tFrance (new). 27. 'La Provence June 17 La Lorraine June 3 tFrance 24 LaSavoie. June 10 La Savoie July 1 Twin-screw steamer. tQuadruple-screw steamer.

SPECIAL SAILING 3 P. M. One Class Cabin (II) Third Class Pass'rs Only. tRochambeau.Sat..May 23 Chicago. June i A.

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30 North Charle, st. Fidelity Trust Charles and Lexington. North German Lloyd BALTIM OR EM MAIN Wednesday, May 27, 2 P. M. KOENIGIN LUISE Mondav.

Juni. 1 June 17. 2 P. M. FRIED.

UKll GKOHSE.Tuefdav, June 23, 2 P. M. One Cabin only. Second Cabin. 157.50.

A new third-cabin service has been Installed on the steamships "RHEIN," "MAIN" and "NECK-AR." Fare $29. Travelers' Checks Good All Over the World. A. SCHUMACHER HANSA HAUS. Cor.

Charles and German trets. Baltimore, MJL Anchor Line Rayal Slail Twin-Screw Steamship T'amercmia, California, Caledonia, Columbia. Sailing: From New Yark Every Saturday GLASGOW Movaie LONDONDERRY For Book cf Tours, Rates, apply to UhiS-DERSON BROTHERS, Gen'l Agta. 2X Stata ttt. N.

or Arthur W. Robson, 127 E. baltimors or J. H. Eager.

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