IflVliJjJlisU- LEjgqjbUi PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, D K 016 M iJJb.lt 14, 1914.
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TAYLOR VICTORY
IN TRANSIT POLL
Ctnttisotd frem rarei Ono
1ho who fall id attend these meet-tag-
will be visited tn every section by
a committee representing; the ward or
ganizations, Some ot the Councllmen tn the non
eomtaltat cUis showed that they were
acttiatttl by selfish motives. Two or
three aald they were opposed to the
Taylor Idea because It did not maka
special provision for their districts.
Another said he feared the Director's
plan would Ultimately Increase the tax
rate.
The Costello plan was condemned be
cause It would Interfere with the entire
project.
In view of the wholesale indorsement
of the Director's proposed lines, It Is
renerally believed that Councils will not
delay the passage of the ordinance ap
propriating $MO,000 for the re-locatlon of
.sewers In the transit loop which was In
troduced on Thursday. This Is the first
decisive step toward 20th century transit
Following are the Councilman's Views:
JFirst Ward
TV. EDWIN1 BONNICK, Select Council
Man t
I am In favor of Director Taylor'a
rapid transit plan and oppose the reso
lution of Mr. Costello for nn elevated
line to Frankford.
DR. HARVEY M. lUCIHTBR, Common
Councilman:
I am favorably Impressed with the
Taylor plan.
JACOB GINSDUnO, Common Council
man: I am opposed to the Costello ordi
nance. Second Ward
HARRY C. IUN8LEY, Select Council-
man:
I am not for the Costello plan. There
Is one objection to the Taylor plan; the
question of finance.
CHARL.KS C. A. BAL.DI, JR., Common
Councilman:
There Is no question that Director
Taylor has the better plan, but It Is
too much of a reform. The few re
formers In Councils haven't a look-in.
They are lost In the McNIchoKVare
crowd. Councils Is pretty much up In
the air on the transit problem.
Third Ward
HKNRY J. THAINER, Select Council
man; I will not be a party to either plan
until better service Is Guaranteed for
downtown.
FREDERICK J. CUNEO, Common
Councilman:
Costello Is working for the Inter
ests of his own section and not view
ing tho broad Interests of the com
munity. Fourth Ward
TV. J. HARRINGTON, Select Council
man: I am opposed to Mr. Costello's ordi
nance. DANIEL CAHIL.L, Common Council
man: I favor tho Taylor plan because It
Ls for the whole city.
Fifth Ward .
GEORGE T. CONRADE, Select Coun
dlman: I favor the Taylor plan.
ISAAC DEUTSCH, Common Council
man: I do not think that Costello's reso
lution ls token seriously. Director
Taylor'a plan Is tho practical and
necessary measure.
Sixth Ward
THOMAS J. McGINNIS, Select Coun
cilman: Director Taylor's plan for a system
of rapid tranalt ls a. good thing for
the cty.
CHARLES A. SCHWARZ, Common
Councilman:
Director Talor's plan has much
merit.
Seventh Ward
CHARLES SEGER, Select Councilman:
I am entirely noncommittal.
RICHARD A. COOPER, Common Coun
dlman:
I favor the Taylor plan as opposed
to the Costello plan.
Eighth Ward
JAMES WILLARD, Select Councilman:
I am opposed to the bill Introduced
by Councilman Costello and favor Di
rector Taylor'a plans.
MORRIS E. CONN, Common Council
man; I am opposed to the recently Intro
duced transit bill.
Ninth Ward
JAMES M. NEELY, Select Councilman:
t do not think Director Taylor's plan
will meet any opposition In Councils.
There ls no truth in the statement
that the so-called Organization mem
bers will oppose It. I am led to be
lieve that Costello wishes to help
the section ot the city which he rep
resents. DR. B. B. GLEASON, Common Council
man I approve of tho Taylor plan moat
decidedly. The only objeotlon ls that
it will require too much time.
Tenth Ward
JOSHUA EVANS. Select Councilman:
I am not familiar with the plans.
Where ls the money coming from?
GEORGB M'CURDY, Common Council
man, president Common Council and mem
ber Councils' Finance Committee:
X do not think the Costello bill trill
to through- I thlnfc: h tried to do
something for his own section. The
o-called organisation is not behind it
Eleventh Ward
WTLLIAlt T. N1CKB, JR., Select Coun.
dlman:
J am sew member and can't dis
cuss the matter.
JOIRJ J. CONNELLY, Common Coun.
eiiman and chairman Finance Committees
I have nothing to say,
Twelfth Ward
OSCAR F LEVY, Select Councilman:
I cannot sea what object Mr. Coo-
tella has In asking; for a separate line
hea Director Taylor's, plans Include
It I feel sure the measure will die a
natural death.
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Councilmen "Who Indorse and
Oppose Taylor Transit Plan
In Favor
SELECT COUNCILMEN.
Ward.
1 W. Edwin Bonnlek.
4 W. J. Harrington
S George T, Conrade.
S James Wlllftrd.
0 James M. Neeley.
li OSear K. Levy.
14 Harry P. Kennedy.
H William E. Hexamer.
18 Ellas Abrams.
IS Joseph J, Dllworth.
21 Thomas B. Mnckleer.
22 Sheldon Totter.
23 Elwood S. Davis.
21 George D. Davis.
28 John J. Conroy.
80 William J. Crawford.
22 Edwin C. Bolle&u.
U Herbert U Maris.
2S George Mitchell.
St-Willlam J. Huston.
87 J. Frederick Greenwood
22 Albert M. De Prefontalno
8 William E. FInley.
40 Richard H. Hoy.
4S William R. Rleber.
43 George P. Cox.
46 Ira D. Carman.
47 Henry R. Shoch.
COMMON COUNCILMEN.
1 Jacob Glnaburg.
2 Frederick J. Cuneo.
4 Daniel Cahltt.
B Isnao Deutsch.
7 Rlchnrd A. Cooper.
8 Morris E. Conn.
18 Samuel 'McQuade.
IS William J. MoCloskey.
17 Charles F. Kelley.
12 William C. Williams.
Opposed to
BELECT COUNCILMAN.
33 John J. McKinloy, Jr.
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DR. RICHARD D. BURKE, Common
Councilman:
You will have to excuse me from
committing myself.
Thirteenth Ward
JOHN F. FLAHERTY, Select Council
man: '
Neither plan Is as comprehensive on
It should be. Director Taylor's plan
has much merit.
WILLIAM H. JONES, Common Coun
cilman: I am positive that there Is a coali
tion between Costello and tho Organi
zation to put this ordinance through.
I am for Taylor.
Fourteenth Ward
HARRY F. KENNEDY, Seloct Coun
cilman: I nm decidedly for Taylor's plan. I
do not think tho Costello bill will ever
reach Select Council:
TIMOTHY J. MCCARTHY, Common
Councilman:
I shall not give an opinion until I
see how the bill fares In the commit
tee. It ls true that Mr. Taylor has
good' Ideas.
Fifteenth Ward
WILLIAM E. HEXAMER, Select Coun
cilman: I have always Indorsed Director
Taylor's plan.
WILLIAM J. MJLLIGAN, Common
Councilman:
I am familiar with the Taylor plan
and think it would benefit the city.
SAMUEL McQUADE, Common Council
man. I don't think the Costello bill will
go through. On several occasions I
have given my approval of Director
Taylor's plan.
Sixteenth Ward
ELIAS ABRAMS. Select Councilman:
Around my way we want none of
the Costello planning. Tne compre
hensive methods of Director Taylor
will hao my support.
WILLIAM J. McCLOSKEY. Common
Councilman:
Mr. Costello'B resolution was Intro
duced In Councils In a crude manner.
I am for Taylor.
Seventeenth Ward
GEORGE D'AUTRECHY, Select Coun
cilman: The city should not bear the entire
burden of expense. Both plans have
merit.
CHARLES F. KELLEY, Common Coun
cilman: The best Interest of the city de
mands that we go along the lines of
Dlrectbr Taylor's plans. I shall cer
tainly support them.
Eighteenth Ward
JOSEPH J. DILTVORTH, Select Coun
cilman: , . ,
Oh, certainly I am in favor of Di
rector Taylor's way of attending to
our transit needs. He has handled the
proposition in a masterly manner and
In tho most feasible way,
TVILLIAM C. "WILLIAMS. Common
Councilman:
Unquestionably I am for the big
Ideas of Mr. Taylor, He knows the
needs dt the city better than any other
man does, I do not think the Cos
tello resolution will amount to much.
Nineteenth Ward
EDUARD BUCHHOLZ. Select Councll-
Iwlsh they would build the lapld
tranalt lines and not talk so much
about them. Where Is the money com
ing fromT
JAMES H. M'aURK, Common Council
man: By ail means we need Director Tay
lor's comprehensive plans, as thay will
open up millions of acres ot unim
proved property and link the city with
the farming districts.
HARRY JCBNUTS, Common Councilman,
I do net care to make any state
ment until Councils has taken action.
JOHN" B. REYNOLDS, Common Coun
cilman: The Taylor plan will have my sup
port. Twentieth Ward
GEORGE TV. KUCKBR, Select Council,
man:
(Could not be located )
SIMON t WALTER, Common Council
man; I have given no thought to the Cos
tello ordinance.
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Ward
19 James H. McGurk.
John B. Reynolds.
21 George E. Dorwart.
John P. Thompson.
22 George P. Darrow.
Robert D. Drlpps.
John R. Mlnehart.
Prlngle Borthwlck.
22 WHHam R. Horn.
John A. Levis. -24
Peter J. Gallagher.
George C Parry.
25 Bernard J. McGulgan. ,
William M. Hackett.
2 Prank P. Stocklej.
27 WHHam F. Gle.ison.
28 Alexis J. Llmeburner.
30 T. Crawford Cook.
Robert S. McElroy.
.11-John H. Lock.
32 William M. Lewis.
34 Charles E. Gill.
George W. Pride.
8 Robert Smith.
.'.7 P. Oliver Derr. l
38-John E. Smithies.
William J. Bonham
39 William A. Miller.
John Balzloy.
John M. Fljnn.
40 W. W. Weaver.
42 William P. Slegert.
George A. Cooke.
43 Robert F. Bonner.
John Haney.
William F. Pouch.
44 Michael J. Morrlisf'v
4ft Franklin A. Smith, Jr
Harry S. Shaw.
Francis F. Burch
47 John I. Madden.
Taylor Plan
COMMON COUNCILMEN.
41 Peter E. Costello.
45 Fred Bchwnrz. Jr.
DR. THOMAS J. MORTON, Common
Councilman:
I am not greatly Interested In tran
sit. In my locality property values
ha decreased since the suburban
districts were benefited by high-speed
lines .
DR. W. W. TRINKLE, Common Coun
cilman: I have hot looked Into the matter.
Twenty-first Ward
.THOMAS S. T. MACKLEER, Select
Councilman:
I favor a plan whereby patrons can
reach any section of the city for a
C-cent fare
GEORGE E. DORWART, Common
Councilman:
I am heartily In favor of the project
offered by Mr. TaIor, and will do
everything In my power to bring It
to a successful termination.
JOHN P. THOMPSON, Common Coun
cilman: I favor the plans of Dltector Tay
lor, Twenty-second Ward
SHELDON POTTER, Select Council
man: I am decidedly In favor of tha Tav-
lor plan. The granting of piecemeal
franchises Is a very unwise method.
We have had enough experiences with
single projects, which later form com
bination, and with the combinations
comes water. Taylor's plan has been
prepared by the best engineering tal
ent In tho United States.
DR. JOHN B MINDHART, Common
Councilman:
Director Taylor knows more about
rapid transit than does Mr. Costello
Tajlor has the best Interest of the
city at heart, and I shall certainly
support him.
CONGRESSMAX-ELECT GEORGE P.
DARROW, Common Councilman:
I favor a comprehensive plan that
includes every section of the city
PRINGLE BORTHWICK, Common
Councilman:
I Indorse Mr. Tailor's comprehen
sive plan and disapprove ot any In
dependent movement
ROBERT D. DRIPPS, Common Coun
cilman. The passing of such an ordinance
as Mr. Costello Introduced would put
a final spoke In the plans of Mr. Tay
lor, which practically all parties have
agreed upon as being satisfactory.
Twenty-third Ward
ELWOOD S. DAVIS, Select Councilman:
I favor the Taylor plan and will
oppose anything that threatens to
upset It.
JOHN A, LEVIS, Common Councilman:
I am for A. Merritt Taylor's plan
throughout. ,
WILLIAM R. HORN, Common Council
man; My opinion of the Costello ordi
nance ls that It Is Intended to "knock"
Taylor's plan and delay rapid transit.
I am enthusiastic about the Taylor
plan and agree with the Evbnino
Ledcjer.
Twenty-fourth Ward
GEORGE B. DAVIS. Select Councilman:
I never took any stock In the Cos
tello resolution, and do not believe
It , will come up ror vote. Taylor's
plan should not be Interfered with.
WILLIAM H. CROSS, Common Coun
cilman: The Costello ordinance Is not for
the betterment of the city as the
Tailor plan Is.
GEORGE C. PARRY, Common Coun
cllman; I am convinced that Director Tay
lor's plan Is by far the beat.
PETER J. GALLAGHER, Common
Councilman:
I think that the Costello plan would
Interfere with and handicap the Tay
lor plan.
Twenty-fifth Ward
JOHN J. CONROY, Select Councilman;
I can't understand Costello's reason
for Introducing such a resolution. Mr,
Taylor Is a wonderful man and knows
more about transit affairs than all the
rest put together.
BERNARD J. McQUIGAN. Common
Councilman:
I am heartily in favor of Director
Taylor's plan and just as heartily op.
posed to the Costello resolution.
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WILLTAM M. HACKETT, Common
Councilman-
Tho entire delegation of this ward
Is back of Taylor In his fight High
speed transit Is a public necessity and
a demand.
Twenty-sixth Ward
JAMES E. LENNON, Select Council
man: I do not know what Costello means
by the resolution.
GEORGE H, KELLEY, Common Coun
cilman! I have not yet made up my mind.
FRANK B, STOCKLEY, Common
Councilman:
I nm opposed to the bill, which
makes no provision for free transfers
or 6-cent fares, as tho Taylor plan
does.
JOSEPH P. GAFFNBY, Common Coun
cilman: The measure does not concern my
section of the city, nnd I hae not
paid any attention to It.
Twenty-seventh Ward
EDWARD W. PATTON, Select Coun
cilman: Not having read the Costello reso
lution, I cannot say now whether or
not I favor It. Of course, I stand for
rapid transit, preferably for West
Philadelphia, If any other section of
tho city Is provided for It will meet
with my approval, but care must bo
taken ot West Philadelphia.
WILLIAM F. GLEASON, Common
Councilman:
I don't think Director Taylor's plan
could be Improved upon In any was.
Twenty-eighth Ward
WILLIAM II. QUIOLEY, Select Coun
cilman: I have nothing to say.
ALEXIS J. LIMEBURNER, Common
Councilman:
I nm positively against this Costello
ordinance In every particular.
CHARLES J M'KINNEY, Common
Councilman: i
I have not yet considered tho plans
WILLTAM D. .ABNIP, Common Coun
cilman: I don't know exactly what Mr. Cos
tellVs idea ls.
Twenty-ninth Ward
LOUIS HUTT, Seloct Councilman:
I have not studied tho ordinance
thoroughly,
JAMES A. HUMPHRYS, Common
Councilman:
I shall support the plan which ls for
tho best Interests of tho city.
Thirtieth Ward
WILLTAM J. CRAWTORD, Select
Councilman-
I do not faor any piecemeal meth
ods. I want the entire transit prob
lem solved by ono ordinance.
T. CRAWFORD COOK, Common Coun
cilman: I oppose the Costello plan. I do not
bellove rapid transit can be achieved
piecemeal. It ls a one-man Job, and
Director Taylor is the proper man.
john j. Mckinley
One of the two Councilmen who
are openly opposed to the Taylor
transit plan.
ROBERT S. McELROY, Common Coun
cilman: I am waiting to hear from the Coun
cllmantc representatives from the
northeast section.
Thirty-first Ward
ALFRED M. WALDRON'. Select Coun
cllman: I cannot at this time say what ac
tion I shall take.
DR. JOHN If. LOCK, Common Coun
cilman: I ery enthusiastically favor the
comprehensive plans of Director Tay
lor. The Costello resolution need ex
pect no support from me.
Thirty-second, Ward
EDWiX C. BOILEAU, Select Council
man: '
Taylor's plan Is by far the better.
I am opposed to anything that has
the taint of a political bugaboo.' In
my opinion the Costello resolution Is
an Organization move, (
JERE JI, SHAW, Common Councilman:
I have- not given the Costello ordi
nance enough attention to express
myself.
WILLIAM M. LEWIS, Common Coun.
cllman;
I am very much in favor of Taylor's
plan.
Thirty-third Ward
JOHN J. M'KINLEY, JR , Select Coun
cilman: I am in favor of the Costello reso
lution In that it will give rapid tran
sit to the Northeast sooner than the
Taylor plan will; on the other hand,
the Taylor plan has a good feature
in universal transfers.
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DR. CHARLES A. WHITE, Common
Councllmnn:
I did not read the resolution.
FERDINAND BAUMGAERTEL, Com
mon Councllmnn:
I have not had time to contemplate
the matter.
JOHN L. DOUGHERTY, Common
Councllmnn -.
I know very little about cither plan.
Thirty-fourth Ward
HERBERT L. MARIS, Select Council
man: Mr. Costello Introduced his plan to
make somebody get busy and do
something. As far as I understand
tho Taylor program I am In favor
of It. '
CHARLES E. GILL, Common Coun
cilman: ,
I shall certainly voto against the
Costello ordinance, as It would seri
ously Interfere with Director Tay
lors plan.
CHARLES T. MARSHALL, Common
Councilman:
No one should help the Philadelphia
Rapid Transit Company until It ex
hibits clean balanco sheets.
GEORGE W. PRICE, Common Coun
cilman: The Costello ordinance would seri
ously handicap rapid transit for a
number of jears and I am opposed
to It.
Thirty-fifth Ward
GEORGE MITCHELL, Select Council
man. We must provide for nil sections
simultaneously, and therefore I op
pose the Costello ordinance, which
favors only one section.
LEWIS BRANDENSTEIN, Common
Councilman
I have nothing to say until I con
fer with my constituents.
Thirty-sixth Ward
WILLIAM J. HUSTON, Select Council
man. I am In favor of the Taylor plan
and will oppose any measure which
seems to bo presented by private In
terests ROBERT SMITH, Common Council
man. I nm for Director Taylor's program.
I have not paid any paitlcular atten
tion to Mr. Costello's resolution.
FRANK J. RYAN, Common Council
man: I must refuse to commit mi self now.
Thirty-seventh Ward
J. FREDERICK GREENWOOD, Select
Councilman:
I have the highest regard for the
plans of Director Taylor nnd shall
support them to fulnlment.
P. OLIVER DERR, Common Council
man: I do not favor the ordinance pre
sented by Mr, Costello, but am heart
ily In favor of the plan outlined by
Director Taylor.
Thirty-eighth Ward
AL"BERT M. DE PREFONTAINE. Se
lect Councilman;
I do not believe In a piecemeal
method. I have been favorably Im
pressed with Mr. Taylor's plans from
their first presentation.
JAMES CARSON, Common Council
man: I do not understand the matter thor
oughly, WILTJAM J, BENHAM, Common
Councilman;
To adopt the plan proposed by Mr.
Costello would set back general rapid
transit Indefinitely.
JOHN E. SMITHIES, Common Coun
cllman: I stand for Director Taylor's pro
gram. I lm opposed to rapid transit
for only a part of the city.
Thirty-ninth Ward .
W. E, FINLBY, Select Councilman:
I am opposed to the Costello ordi
nance. WILLIAM A. MILLER, Common Coun
cilman: I am opposed to the Costello Meas
ure, JOHN BAIS5LEY, Common Councilman:
J arn not In favor of the Cosiello
ordinance.
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JOHN M. TLYNN, Common Council
mnn: Director Tajlor's plan ls tho better.
Fortieth Ward
RICHARD H. HOY, Select Council
man: I shall certainly vote against the
Costello ordinance.
GEORGE CONNELL, Common Council
man: I do not think the Costello ordinance,
would benefit tho city.
DR. W. W. WEAVER, Common Coun
cilman: I favor Tajlor's plan, and think
Costello's ordinance would Interfere
with It.
Torty-first Ward
WILLTAM BOAL, Select Councilman:
I know nothing about either plan.
PETER E. COSTELLO, Common Coun
cilman: (He Is the author of the ordinance
which bears his name, nnd originator
of the separate Northeast elevated
Idea.)
Forty-second Waid
WILLIAM R. RIEBER, Select Council
man: I don't think much of the Costello
resolution, and favor the Taylor plan
just as It Is.
GEORGE A. COOKE, Common Council
man: Director Taylor Is doing everything
In his power to secure rapid transit,
and I will support his plan.
WILLIAM P. SIEGERT, Common Coun
cilman: I approve of the Taylor plan, and
don't think the Costello plan is at all
feasible.
Forty-third Word
GEORGE D. COX, Select Councilman:
I nm absolutely In favor of tho Tay
lor plan No sensible person could
disapprove of It. Philadelphia needs
rapid transit to make It a first-class
city.
ROBERT BONNER, Common Council
man1 The Costello plan puts the cart be
fore the horse I am for Taylor.
JOHN HANEY, Common Councilman:
I wish to see all parts of the city
provided with rapid transit, and shall
support the Taylor plan.
WILLTAM r. POUCH. Common Coun
cilman: I favor the comprehensive plan of
Director Taylor.
Forty-fourth Ward
DR. W. D. BACON, Select Councilman:
I do not believe, lcno-Alng Costello
as I do. that he would Introduce such
an ordinance without consulting the
wishes of his community.
MICHAEL J. MORRISSEY, Common
Councilman:
I feel sure that none of the people
In Costello's section was consulted,
and that he Is merely advertising him
self. I shall certainly vote against his
bill.
CoAVII-! G. FRAN4CENFIELD. Common
Of course, I am for rapid transit, but
I shan't discuss It now.
Forty-fifth Ward
HENRY J. KLOS, Select Councilman;
I have not given the matter consld- '
eratlon.
FRED SCHWARZ, jr., Common Coun
cilman; I am emphatically for Costello's
plan. It took Taylor three years to
survey Broad street, and if he under
takes to really build a subway It will
take him 20 years.
Forty-sixth Ward
IRA D. GARMAN, Seleot Councilman!
I am ure that Taylor's plans are
much superior.
FRANKLIN A. SMITH, Common Coun
dlman; .-
I am opposed to CosUllo's ordinance.
It looks like a personal effort to favor
a particular section.
FRANCIS B BURCH, Common Coun
cilman: The Costello ordinance interferes
with the Taylor plan and I am there
fore opposed to It.
HARRY 8. SHAW, Common Council
man: I thlnH there Is 'a "nigger In the
wood pile." I faor Director Taylor'a
plan and shall certainly vote against
Costello's.
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Forty-sovonth Ward
HENRY R. SHOCH, Select Councll
mnn: I am In favor of nnv thing that
benefits tho cntlro city such as tho
Taylor plan docs. Tho Costello reso
lution will not nmount to much.
JOHN I. .MADDEN, Common Council
man: I think It Is very unwise to Intro
duce a bill at this time. I shall sup
port Taylor's plan.
Forty-eighth Ward
C. WALTER GLASGOW, Seloct Coun
cilman: .
I am thoroughly In favor of rapid
transit and realize that In this city
the Bjstcm ls tho worst I have ever
boen. '
GEORGE VON H. POTTER, Common
Councilman:
I have given the mattr no thought.
Taylor to Address Oak Lnno Body
Tho necessity for high-speed transit
lines in all sections of the city will be
the subject of an address tonight by Di
rector Taylor before tho Oak Lane Im
provement Association In tha Manufac
turers' Club, Broad and Walnut streets.
On Thursday night, Mr. Taylor will ad
dress the Logan Improvement League at
Logan.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA
Vessels Arriving Today
Str. Tawnee. New York, merchandise, Clyde
Stcamihlp Company.
Rtr. Lexington. Boston, patenters and mer
chandise. Merchants and Miners Transports.
Hot Company.
Sir. Indian, Jacksonville, etc , passenctrs and
merchandise. Merchants and Miners' Transpor
tation Company
atr Thorea (Nor.), New York, ballast. MUn
son Steamihlp Mne
, feif f?therlno Cunco (Nor.). Port Antonio,
fruit, Cuneo Importing Company
Steamships to Arrive
Name, Worn. Silled.
Carthaginian dlasxow Dec. 3
Dominion Liverpool Dec. 1
FREIGHT.
Name From. Date
"llllam Ornskoldavik ...Nov. a
vVaddon Bombay Nov.lA
Auranla denoa .Nov.1T
lena notterdam, Not.lU
Oluseppe Genoa T. Nov'
Crown Point
.Z.ondon
Nov. 20
Cassiopeia ....
Agulla
Panta Rosalie.
Dlrphys ,
Louisiana ....
i.snieias ....
, .London ....
..Shields ....
.Altlers ....
, iMvncliaster
..Nov.20
..Nov. 21
..Nov.il
..Nov. 2
..Nov. 24
..Nov. M
iTuaenta
. uioraltar ..
rersiana .....Fowi
yy;.'
Nov. :n
Oaklands Orange Crui Grande.. ..Nov. 29
xiiMiiuuru ........uran ...,,,. rtov, zn
Cambrian King .Liverpool Nor. '-'
filoterdyk Rotterdam .....Nov. 29
Mohacsfleld Cardiff Nov.SU
Karl ot Eliln Cruz Grande... Nov. 30
Hacnhlld , , Copenhagen ....Dec. 1
Manchester Merchant.. Manchester .....Hoc. n
Juan Port Antonio. ...Dc. O
Skocstad Shields .........Dec. 10
Canadla Christian!, Dec 10
West rolnt .....London .........Dec 10
Steamships to leave
rABSENGBIt.
Name. ITor. DaU
Dominion Liverpool .Dec. 1
Carthaginian Glasgow .,.,,.,Dec, 13
FnEaaiiT.
Louisiana Copenhagen ....Deo. IT
Hanteramo .London Dec. IT
Manchester Miller,,... .Manchester ....Dec. IT
Branttord ,...,,., London ...Dec. 21
Persian. ...Leltb .....Dec. .'
Manchester Merchant. .Manchester , ...Dec. ai
PORT OF NEW YORK
Steamships Arriving Today
Vim.
rram.
8aled
,,,,.Da. s
.,.,.Deo. 1
., ..Nov 2
Dec. 3
New Yerlc ...
Manuel CaUo
its d'ltalla ,,i
Transylvania
... .Liverpool
.... Cadis ...
,.,, Naples- ,
.... Liverpool
Steamships to Xeave
Name, Tor.
uLusonla ,,,,,,, ,,,..., Glasgow ,,,,,
Laplajid , ,. XJrerpoot ,,.,
Paula. ,,,.,,, .......Naplts , , ,
Touralne ,.,,,,. ,,., .Havre .,,,
New Tork .,,,... ,.,., Liverpool . ,
Transylvania, ,, ..Liverpool ,,,,
Fotadara .,,,..,,., ...Rotterdam ,,,
Date
,Deo. IS
Dec 18
,PJ. 13
.Deo.l
.Deo. l5
.Deo, IB
Dea 1
Movements of Vessels
Str. Tuscan, from PhUadslpbls, arrived at
Boston December 1.
Str, Quantlco, Philadelphia fer Jacksonville.
iwas ten mlloa south or Bodies Island at T
p. m., December 13
Str Toledo, towing sehr, Delaware Bun. Phil
adelphia, (or Sabine., was 200 miles southwest
cf Diamond Shoal lightship at 6 p ra.. De
cember IB.
Str a ulf stream, Philadelphia for p0rt
Arthur, wu CS miles west or Tortuju at noon
December IS.
btr Persian, Jacksonville tor Philadelphia,
steamed from Savannah December 14.
Btr. Lassell, for jPhllpuIelphlav, steamed from
Port Jia4s December 13,
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