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1RIPIE I ON Miss Stockton Wins in Play-Off for Gross Prize. HONORS FCR MRS. TRAVIS Leads ia Medal Play and Bogie Handicap in One-Day Golf Tourney. $ ot lha Meal weather ?' Ir Golf Clt ?i-.-il.lv ' - v *...r.i.l tbe 11 to ' prlze n n Mra. I ne, i-f . ... i nlne . ? it waa ckton won ? ald. .?" the R 0 i roi Mr*. . ** **{ ? . is K' ' - "iii *?? ? *' :'. ua ? i M -' \ni ?7. I l(M 10 ?': k i"* ii f: Bl r_ ..114 li. ??"* i li.* 12 j* ?*? g .i :.?> "re, is M jB !" I 102 Mlsa ? ?' i- ;."4 :i 100 ? IOO - lalr.....112 12 l?> 1 .i Ifl 101 10 l"l 7 lt 1 ? . li 12 ? 11 ? - ? 126 101 i sa isi IOM. 2 ip < lOfl |Q | l 1 up - - ? ' li m 11 7 do*.*. n * , *oin*. aort of a mlaui th" four-lu.ll prnfe.snional mal h tuarol araa ? Coun?-- aad Toi \ f Monti lalr, ,..- was no algn of '? ' Hobena, of Englewood, ar.l ol the Crea i nt Athletic ? lt will 04 recalled ...... and Hobena the reaull <>f an irgu Ita of Anderson r,r.d -* men of*about aeventj* II 1 tn n talk OTOI tb* tel.-phono Hoboni aaid ha ?]!?' n<**t UBderatand that . was scheduied for yeaterday, . lhat l.cts been po-tt icni-fl a rMle. In ? -Ma hol? flnal round for the champi??: ihl- et tbe Beltnwol OeU C J Sullivan bec-am*** the ttt!' - hv <iefeat!ng WaUaoa N*. Mnclatr, and 7 to play. ptnclatr has stlll to bl the decislve n tl ? Baltusrol Cnp. H. RMiW'l, wlth a handieap of 84. w-r.*i the greenn committei- '-up al th?* Hft \ tn Pattea 'n the thirty-r-i*" hole flnal round hy aad I to play. Rlddell when lhe titlea beejaa laat month, wb> ai lowo.i 14 atrokea, bal be _"-prori much that hl" hnrd*'nt> wwi redm* .??vcr, the eompetltlon for th< Pntten aUowed RMA?1 eievr-n ? . boil round. Rl deii an I .i ii arho a*oa laat eii'h has ii laa "" tbe trophy. g tosfetlv-r the i ? *?.*? la a thirty-eix ball ? ii h. ing handteapped 11 for ?ther competttli * BLAKE WIN3 AT BILLIARDS Beats Muldanr by Safe Margin in First Match of the Tourney. Laun .*. b Bii-? ?'>' i" thr* ar.ai. ir ha_dleav thUne bill? iard tournament, twhtlob began al Dely*i Acadi-my. last nlKht. >Ii- h..ti<!ily defeat *-* Mark Mt-deof l a a a-e ef Mf to i<n. Blake's 1-est runa arara 42, 33 and 33, VTalle be averaaed *r<llghtly over 7. Mui dftur whim t.ff hla atr"ke, h'a heat effort bettlnc hlfl Mn-t'id l'oKKenburg, the I^eilt-rkran**. < i lb player, who l? the ?aly Beratob toataatanl. at $t*o polnta. la allo-alnK a ]'*>poinl handicai' lo the (tiu other playera Charles _ Johaaoa defeated Maorlea laaat* bj* a geara of ? te II 1" the ama? teur handicap thre-vushloii billiard tour ?Munent a: the Motvlagatde BlUlard Aaad emy. Johneon'a l-.tg); nt* waa 4. 'n the aecond manh Charlea Hamett, *bo had an *illf)wan'*,i' or 4, baal I-<ouls "eyera by a BoeN of M to l Bai-Btt'l ktot run waa 3. A SHORT CUT. ror g Utt 0f furniahed rooma in New York tonault The Tribune'a Room and ?oard Reaiatar.?Advt. HEM MBEIS MM O'Keefe Bobs Up Strongly at Finish and Gets Draw. SHUGRUE WINS HANDILY l Outpoints De Ponthieu in Fast Ten-Round Bout at the Garden. Three flercel) c-onteated ten-round box ln| bOUta kept a large crowd lfl good humor ai Madlaon BQuara Qardea i?st nlght In the laat contest Kddte Morgan, m welghl eharnpion of Oreat Brit? ain, had a hard tlme of it wlth Eddle O'Keefe, of Philadelphia. In the aeeond round Morgan eaught O'Keefe wlth a aolld right to thc jaw that t flnlahed Eddle, who weathered the Btonn ohij* bjr covertag up. O'Keefe was stPl unateady when he chiiI"' "Ut ("f hi* corner for the third round, but he wafl dolng betti r al tba end. "i then on thc hoyp w-nt nt Bach from bell t.> bell, O'Keefe u*lng hla long li ge. Ha ahoi it oul bo y that tne falr halred Btiton could vold it. aad ln the laal few ruunu** ? K '?? i: OVOrcama tbe others lead. The ? ound waa an O'Keefe'-, i>ut in view of Morgan'a better BhOWtng at the start ., di 'ie tha fairer-t dedaloa. welghed III antl Morgan 1.0. ? i o_t of ihe nlghi reeulted from lha meetlng of "Toung" shugrue. of "'ity. ar,"! IaOUla l>c Ponthieu. . ; gh! wi iuht of France. it toob r.iuml or two to BOlVB thc ? but after that the y- t.ny bad the upper hand. it. tbe alxth round i ? oaugbl Po Poa ? tth l< fm fcu.l rlghts, caueing the ner to ree*. Da PontMeu fought hard, however Bhugrue rented in thc ninth round. whlch De Ponthieu had by a nanow mar ut tha t4-:it.-; was all the other way, ue hittlng his tnan almost at wlll. lt was Bhugrae'a bout by a eomfortable margin Both welgbed U9K pound*.. Jack Oaodrnaa, rntrodoced as the "West Idql," and Hlll Kleming, a willlng I Agbter fr.,ni Old Town. Ba, furnlshed ', ten rennda ..f actlon thal kept th* crowd | bowllng. Flemlng knew little of the art . but Vi.pt bOTlng ln with awk ? . 'awlngfl that were hard to avold. j afl clever as ever, uslng Mis left tO gOOd advantine in BVerT ii4'in'i. ."n4i won on polata. At tba outaet Ooodmen qulckiy got to mlng, cuttlng th.- Malne boy's Up, but the latter drove ln several pHe-dtivlag t lefts to tha body that madi- Jack gnmt (loodman probahly never hit a niaYi hard.r than he d'.d Flemlng. but the only ? ffect lt had was to make the cther punch icer. PLAN NEW BOYS' LEAGUE Private Schools May Have Own Athletic Association. P'r.n** for aa al iletle assoclatlon among the private achoola of NOW York Irawn up by Abiaham I>. hn, ?'* Xi>. III West I'lnth Utreet. Tl-,.' need Of BUCh an organliatlon bflfl heen beenly felt, and the assoclatlon I tc lald down along the lines of i'ublic Schools Athlct,c League, whlch 1 aa beefl *'?' aucceaaful in regulat orta among the boya . are a i.irge number of prlvate inslitutlons ln the clty. partb'ularly the Harlem, New York. Manhattan, Ford? ham and Iliooklyn preparatory Brhools. ns well as the Friends' Bchool, whl^h Urable attention to atliletl^s Id flnd proflt In the formatlon of , league to loob after their interests. 1 |fr, Cohn WOB fo.-m-rly president of the Iaa Colleglate Preparatory Bchool. Any lnstltutlon lnterested ln he move ? ? enn obtaln further information hlm. BEATTY B00STS HIS CLASS Helps to Win Track Title for Juniors at Oolnmbia. The Columbla Jui n the hrter track champlonahlp yeaterday, when thev ecored nlne polnts ln the two 4-venta that were beld over fiom Batur? day. Kuaaeii U Beatty, the Intcreolle* ?hot-put reeord holder, won the throw wltb a throw af 124 feel I Beatty won the Bhot-put on Bat nrday, flnd In flll Bco_od ten pointa for the Junjora. J. <Jreenleaf waa second ln tho d,. \ th I *7 feet l Inch. Bterllng Oraham, *1B, won the brnad Jump ior tl a aoph'-unore* wlth a Jump of 1<> feet T>*_ liKht-s. D. Tenney, '14, dld 19 Inchea, aad F. Joe, a Chinese Ht.iilent. was third, with a Jump of 19 feet 5 Inchea. Th' Junlora won, wlth a total of 4711-12 polnta, and the sophomores- were si cond, Wltb tt. Tbfl neniors were third. wlth Wjg, ara- tha freahaaen fourth, with 13.-6 polnts. If plans whlch hava beefl modc at Co for the BrganlaatlOB Of a rldln*. Club Ko through, it is probable that tbe Blua hvA Wnite ?U| bt- repr4aente.] next I a rolo team and wlll take part ln matcbefl Wlth Yule and Pennsylvanla Forty SLudents are needed to form the Club, whlch will bave weekly meetlnga at g -.- my. The new organization has as its baoker Profeaaor a. DeV. Taaaaa. ir addltlon le Inatruotlon ln rldlng th..' membera wlll ba ? A ln p.-lo. ?tbal] preatlea got under way at la yesterday, a full fortnlght ear li<r than usual. Twenty 'varslty can.il dflteea raperted te Harry Fi?her, the ? ho Bpeat most 4>f the tltne golng Over the plan of campaign ani drilltng the men Ifl BhOOtlBg. The fact that the will be played ln less than a nflde the early start necerfarv veterana of laat year's champlon ?n wera flmong those who reported. forward; Ben*"on. forward and ,.i, flrere the ratrulara back with Captain Jaqeee, arba was unable to play .son hecause of lllness. Veeder, tiie ?ld PrlaoatOfl star. who has been ln the Columbla __-?? BcbOOl for two seasons, re? ported and got a place in the flr.-t s<juad. OAKLAND WINS THE PE-fNANT. Ban Francisco. Oct 9%-Hy taklng the la.-t two gfl-aee Of the season from l.os Angalaa, reatarday, OaaJaad'e baseball team w,n tbe Padflc Ooeet Leafue pen naat from Vernon by tba fraction of a game. o.nkland's standlng for the neason was BJ] ;ier cent and that of Vernon .btl per 14 l,t NEARLY 8HARED 8UICIDE'S FATE. Chicago. Oct. 28? Max Enkhart, twenty peven y.-ars :>ld. waa found unconaclous thls aftemeoa la a hotel room n<xt to BB apartment m whlch O. Kelley, flfty Ojtra yeara <ild, was dlscovercd dead. Kelley *1-'* cornmlttcd sulclde by gas, whli h had -ei-x'api-d Into Enkhart'e room. Fnkhart wlll recover. BICKER OVER_SPRECKELS Coun3el at Sugar Hearing Spend Session Sparring. naus a. lateihala praeldaal of ne F.-dcral* ftnrnr Rrfinlisjr Compaay, occu ried the stand nii reeterda** ??ml?g at tho resutned hearinir of tha government "a sult to dlssoive tht* Amerlcan i'litTar Re finirjc Oompany. Jamea R. Knapp. as sistant T'nite.i st.*?tcs Diatrlet Attorney, had a hard time a-ettine- tlie anawers he wanted from Mr. BpreokBle, for Frank B. crawford. counael for the siiKifr tiunt, kept luittlng in abjeeboni At one time the debato batweei ooun* sol became s-o Tina'rti t'mr Ur Craarfbl 1 ?uggeoted that a qaeetlon ba arfthcjrawn. "Othcrwlse," he aald, "1 aball feel oalled upon to comment on it." "I had Intended wtthdrawtag tha q 101 tlon, but In vlrw ot your reruarl-s. I fchnll have an answer," ret*:rr"d Mr. Krmpp "I withdraw tlie rerr.ark." said ot* rrnw-fonl, "and reque*-t tK.it you do th" snme for tlie queatlon.** "Not aa kmg a.** rou roQdeet '?." aal.i Mr. Knapp, and dlrected the wltneaa to replv. In the afiernr.on, Ge-orp**- R. p.inker. once assistnnt to th?* general. maa ol the Delaarara fiucar Houae, *.-iiii h".-.* l'f waa appaoaehad by Joha ir Beattea arlth an offer for the atock of tbe com paay. This waa when the tnst bei tu bo formed. Thr hearlng waa adjourned until Thurs dav. when Mr. Knapp wlll offtr tln- lettera wbleh passed between John it Pan and the nfTVla)--*. of 0>e timerloan Bugar Reflntng Company whea Mr. Pareona waa it.i eounaal. ? ? PLEA FOR HONEST RECORDS Crying Need for Body to Govern Motor Boat Speed Trials. Then* haa v*een BO much ?.-rltl'i.'-'ii con* oernlng alleged recorda ol Bpeed boata ?iurin*r thi- last aaa aon, both In regard t.> tba I tual timinir n:id to tha mal ? -.ni'*:???* of tbp courses. that a ?*r<*at deal ol feel* Ing haa heen urouaed. aaya 'Vii. htliiK" ln an editorlal plea for "honeel recorda* la Its current ifttie Contlnulng, it ?*lt is hiKh tlme th.it aomethlna ?*aa done in record to '). i ai i l al aome cou troiiinK body had aupervlaton of all racea of more than local character whara rec? orda are to he tr.^-.i f>>' Ii, a Bt?flber ol inaiiiiici-*- corrs* *t ...??%?.* bei ti ; bnoyed by competenl oi 11 government aunreyora, and thi hava later beaa movod without tba knowledge of tt... publlc, or often of the conteatanta ?lemaelvea Tln ural Incentlva fot stii h a proced ire, Inaa much aa lt always adda to th" BUOOOM of a ratr BMOt tO bave i <? and geed advertlolng la frequently bad tbereby; bul the practlce la ? ia unfair to tbe publlc, to ino conteatanta tiu nueh 11 and to ol b lbl<? ? nti lea and Bbo ild i ? I I ? ''Practli ? I evei y othi ? foi m petltlve ?.port haa whlch re<i gnlaea the legltlmacj riatm for raoorda the t?nlng 1*4 aecurate, : ul I eourae la of tne requlred lengtl bo tbol BO record st.tinin acci i>t??! Wltl ? q Buch a .ont in , i .jw-'t boat i: Dfl 'ld BOt onlj rarlfy the aocuracy ol aveiy couraa over wbleh a 'rOoord' la tnHiit*. i.ut ahould have I representative tluv-r preaent al Hpei-lal rari* IDM ta II WO Ild t: tmitrol of the grantiriK Of ebempl tltlea, whlch und4i U ? ua looBi-iy used and are little i - than a farce. "it la not. af eooree, i eanl tba ich al auporvision is oeeeaaary for ali raeea certainly all mei*ta af a natlonal, Intei , natlonal or BOOtlO?Bl Importaace ihou I properly naetloai I body ?This would ain.. reoult iii tba tabulatintr and reeord?ig of l Aa it la now, the IpOpdl Of not reeorded dednltely, out?>de ol tb< neWspeper rep<*rts, aad tbaaa ? ? t ? inaccer-siMe and 11k!.le to >rr,,r. whlcb rea-.iltB ln the .ialni of reoorda I iii tllfft-rent part- Ol the countr. .?eily witi,...* I.' proved. if Ihe rarloui powai datioriB of tha Unlted Btatea could *.'??* t.*K'*tiier and form Buch a conti II would be a Wg step ln tbe riatu dlrec* tlon. "Praettcally ali the > ai ht and power boat clubs of th? countiy ara mi aome rai ing* aaaotiatlon. an-1 It would BOt ba a very dttBeaH taak to aet together a nattoaal aaaualaalea wltb ooaftrol in bucIi mattera. tn ?iny particuUr rai-i. lha cost ut a'JCli aupervlalon OOUld he borm ? , ly by tho aBaodation and tln* fllub hold the reKatta, th* hu-dm ol espenaa bei g i im*Ul ln CA>rnpar!aon to tb** t r-r. -tltn ln [ curred. 6ornethln-* tnuat ba dOM if Ibe preeent atate of atfalia its not to reaolve into a peaadaL" TROLLEY STR1KE PUT OFF Westchester Carmen Say Harsh j Things About Whitridge. Aftur bOltM-g a bla niass muotina ln a publlc Bquare at fOf-tera lant nlKiit to i lind out whether they would bnvi th j iia;kln? of the publlc if they areol ...tl on atrike to aalri union reeognltion, mot.ji tnen and oo?ductora oa tbe Toahera p;:ectriti ltallroad daoldad to dt-f^r a wuJk out until after Friday at l.av. Ifora maes meetliiKs wlll be held tO-mOITOW and Friday nights. Tha threetaned Btrlhe would affi.jt ti..* trelleya In Fonkera, llouat vernon. Keu Roohelle aad Baal Cheeter and Baei of lha Thlrd Avenue Railroad Company |0 New VorK The recent n-funal of FVederlOh W. Whitridge, president of the Thlrd Avenue oompaa** and it.? ffeataheeter Oouaty aub Hldlarles. to f-rant lhe MM- ;:;-"" '?' "?* B'.tlon and nrbltratt* their demanda was icored by speak?*rs at the aiaM nu- ttn?. Tho crowd of 1.300 Cheered snrtaatli ri-fcr ences to Mr. V.'hltrldK<\ who WM Ciint-1 n "aOVtea and lncompetent In troll.y mat tera." Ba was accuar-d of trylng 10 force B strlke In WeHtchi-tiT Cnunl as I wnrnlnf? to non-unlon trolleymi ti Ifl Kew York. o MORE TRAINS TO BOSTON New Service Between This City and Hub by New Year's. [Hv Talearapl* ?'* i'1"' Ttfboae I'.oston, Oet lt. Hy January 1 next ex ^ tralna from tha North Station will run direct to New York. Tlmothy h*. Bvrnes. vke-presltitnt of the Hoftoii *c Maine lUllroad, announc*-!! tfl da] that the new traina would be Btarted Bfl. t.. completlon ol' the Hflmpdon Rall (onneettns the Bootoa * Ifalna'a Central Mnssachuaetti* UM with Sprln?/(ield at Bondaville. It ia aald that the new road wlll be flnished before New Yt.tr'.*. All falna by the new llne wlll t. la additinn to Peatoa'a Bmeeal aarvloa houtli. There wlll be no change niad.* in the present aervire over the Boeton <V Afbanj an.l Shore lines. I3Y U. S. Motor to lssue Certificates ?Excess Assets, $910,309. Tl - - ? ? :? . ! for thc Cnlted Stat'-s llotoj C napaay, W. B. B Btrong and Walker, yeaterday suj-mitted tntir report :.. Jodfce rtoagh, i" the cmt'.i Btatea Dtrtrlcl Court, and wlth lt ?everal rc-aotnmendatloaa, among them that tbfl isnuancn of $l,r>A0OO rcielvers* ttea be autberiaad, for eootlnuhag lh buaineaa beyond Daeember II: tbal ti ? operattae of tbe Mb_weB-Bile-oa Dy'fl pl.mt- bfl potrth-Ued; that cer? tain unprofltable n-uin^ crenpawlai be llquldated th ? all aepoelW r". dealara. aggregatihg ? tt,WA, he p-iid in fu'l, and that mei-handlee credltora recelve about $1*10,000 for shlpmints made a week prlor to the recctverflhtp. li.nigh authorl-cd the laauancfl i noa Wera' certlflcatea, BM a flr?t Hea nualnst all the , ornpan ? the liaaarell-Brlaeoe ... i : InclOdc tluit comern If found ne< taaary f"i affeotlBB the Male ot ii, deeled tbe r*??ueet ,,r tbe recelvera for pern*l-fl*aii to Bfluldata the Belllng compafllea and dtreoted Ihein to maki ippllcatlon In thi court of proper tlon la each eaa-. Tbe repayment ,,i dealera' depoalta nnd Ibe payment of about >' . lo the mcrohandbM arad ? -. ,:i. BOd, and th>' re-clcrs were Inatrw ted to draw up a eeerte Ot sale and auhmll II to thfl '-"ui* on Koveeaber 11. in the dia< uaeloa of tbe method ef aale, repreae tat i of aome of tb? credltor? orged thal blda ahould ba fffered aepa ,,f tha propertJ*?a to te ?old, whiie counael for tba reeelvare ad* offerlai of Nde for the eoaa panlafl taken ?'?- a wbole Attorneya for tba toldera rtf about " n"? ?harvi ? ? Ih4 Bto< h are piaaalni to Me a demi i '? tha day*i proc.llnga, ,?, tha ground ol Improi rr Jurladl" tlon, theli polnt being ibat tbe eull wae i >? Bbnda laland plalatUTi againat a \, vv ji i ry .<>!poration, whllfl property , .,... ahould hav* >-' n Imnighl pn - "A* lugs in lha aeveral Jurladlctlona in wblcb thc dlfferent **fl*rnpaalea are located if th? demurrer ahall i- denled, theae Inter ii?-v v ui begln nn actlon againat -.rt'4t?. allegtng dlaalpattoa of funds The eoi ri Ild it? i atatemi al of the I'nlted Btatei Motor Company and Bub . i>- ,t Beptember lt submltted ?y the recel-? B, Bhoara total labUitlefl of IIS.7SI.KI, arltb " li ? aaa of llabity* ? ? dlng caplUl stook of the r, . | ? tai i m t< r i Son p my aad the ? Motor Cai Company aggregatea ; n ? ;. ii -eJue. mt gl\en the vahia of real ulldlaga and equlpment of th* tfltea and Bubatdlary companlee i. ii,.} ?? |nventorl< 11.500,000, ac* ? 1)0. ar.d caab on hand. 1411 - l mlnal value of ti is ? tork of Ihe Proe I \\ nrka, and ' , atock of ti ?? Nattenal Me* la aet nt I a ll ' i.eoa en in . f the 1 R 'i'h"")*1.s ,nv, th- rerelvers of Umate that II wlll Pay i , 1tx Mfldlt ' JAMES J. HILL CHEERFUL Well Satisfled with General Conditions in Northwest. HM . ? rla i ln thla c.ty red to be * wlth the ; Btlopk In iraa little int. ? ?t< _ |n polltlea, he remarked, but the general opinion In tha N< lerned t" bfl gi nlng ground. . . .; ln tha lerrl* t Northerrj aaid: good. 1 he i ig ?. .... and the i roblem of n the! thwesl i to tal . ... . ;?...-. Northern la having no ?i indllng ' ? nesa, but . ni ounter trouble. ? of ; ermenence I . iperlty Ib t.ie North* ? .. i ? ||i -. The ? han i? . vei ing from tha the laat ettei fi Ilng now, ; era report sn4|?, , ? utii na Farm land ara in ex* ? whlch apeaka well f"1 an i irear The future it the i Btural i of the rountry ean f tri lah aad ? an ' *? hendlad. a ? k would ba re tar ln Ita btet >ry araa ra a day. Mr. Hill oontlnued, equtvaloBl to a trelghl train from thlrty Bla to forty mllae long. ntranOB into the bank-j nt aa ln Bt Paul, he BaSd: vor.i Nol a word ba waa acqulrtng con? trol of banka In hls hoflae dty with the, t i lanlng m may to tannere at lowar d prevatllnB rat.-s he di.-. - 'ti ? vaportage of aome re- j porier's mlnd." HEAR ENGINEERS'DEMANDS Arbitr'ation Eoard of Seven Re sumes Its Daily SeHsions. Heaiini of tur BXbltratlOfl .'ommlttee ,,f *??'..-ri wblch haa taken ap tbe de i ii.. th". i:.ih? m rai) roada, were aaumed yeaterday bmtb Ing in the ofBoa of Danlel wiiiani. pr.>ni de/it or tbe Haitifuot.* -. <>hi," Rattroad BBd ?< BMMBbOf Of the coinmlUoi, at N'4>. .' Wllll Kl. rt. Tbfl other flscmbera of tt;-* eopunlttea ire Cbarli ? H- \ in E?aa, president of the rjalveratt* of vyiacei Ma, cbatrraan; oscar B. Btrau candidati for Oovernor on tbe ipiii Mooea tieket; P. H. Morrlaaay, foo? oul praaMeat of the Brotbarhood "f Kaii iou'i Tralnmen an.i noa preatdeal of the Rallwaj Bmpkryea ard lavaB-ora' Bo OttO M ilLllliz, former president i,f the Buildlng 'lYaib- Kmployera' A-ho ciati'in ; 1 re.ti ri. k N. .IuiIhoii, a Ht LflUkl lawyi r aad f..rnier niemh.r of tl.e llailley liallwuy HeiTirltb-s CommlxHlon. nnd I'r. I Uberl Bbaw, Bd-toe af "The Ke\iew of Bevtoe s." W'hi-i. tbfl flflaatofl Bf v--sterday was flflfled Cl'.-iiniiin Faa illse said: ?'The board w .i BBtet daily, nnd wlll iiiiitm.i,' 'ii un >-t d.illy preaumably, untll mi award la BaaUr agreed on. it mny tuk"' | w"".-k or t.-n daya Juilging from in.- progresa we are maklng, before we j L-an make an aw*rd, and ln all Brob , ablllty BVaa thi.ii It wlll BOt bfl made| pul.11c until It Is aent to our uatistlclana | for veritlc4itlon." It ln thaughl jios.sll.l, that Klectlon Day] mu> bB over before ii dedaloa is reaihed. ETTOR TRIAL AOAIN DELAYED. Sal-m, Mass.. Oct. W\ -BBCaUBB of Uie contlnued Hlneafl of John A. carter, a Juror . irdflg trial 4if Ettor. GlovannltU iiid CaruaO", the case was agaln poatponed :o-4lay until Wednesday. General Revision of Navy Reg ulations Nearing Completion. [From Th? Trihuna Bureau] WeBt?nfftO?? October 28. WILL BK READY BY JAM'AKY. The general revision of thfl navy regula tlona, whlch haa been jfoinir on for two years, la nearinf* oomplniion. Thls work was commcnee'l hy 'Commander Lloyd H. Chandler, who spent aeveral months on the wurk ar.d then went to sea ln 00II mand of tht! seout crulser Blrmlngham. Tbe work was then taken up by Lieu? tenant r'jminander Slmoji I'. Fuliinwider. who nearly brought the revision to com? pletion. He recently wua ?Islgned to duty on board the Wyomlng* aa flrat lieutenant .'itid Li ttenant Cummander Needham L. Jonea la conipletln*? the work. Proofa of tlie regulatlons have heen sent to Naw Department bureau chlefs cotnmandantH of navy yards and heads of ? ?ther Important offlces for r-rltlc lsm.s aad ?Uflgeetlona ln order that all BdvlaaMe nltenilion-4 may he made before pubuca* tlon. It la expected that the revlsed adl tlon of the regulatlons wlll be ready f..r dlstrl'.iutlon to the naval Bflrvtea bf Janu ary next. ORDUtfl THSr"KD.-Th? followinK or? ders havo been Issued: AKMY. 'sptaln Uri.I.IAM H. TOUIN. aaelgried *VKh ?JOIBpaay. toaat artillery. Leav?*a of abaence: ?'aptain SAI.MON F. D'T TON, quarterniaMer torpa [niilllll?BBIT) lliia manth; I'hapikln QBOKaa I WARING, Ilth cnviUry. flfteen dnyt. SAX Y. ?BBtgl B A. M?NAH?X d-ta^h-.t the Flua ?er; to the Ilaitlmore. A.alMatit I'ayir.am-r |. M MATMKS, detaehtd llurenu of Supphea a;n1 Aerounta; to tha Hanoibel Aiiintant Paymaater lf T g_Npi_N, de t.it-hfd I'.ireati of tfuj.pllea and A'-eounta; to the l*4ttrel. Aat.lit.int 1'aymQif-r J. II. i''M,H0t'N. de lacbtad FUireau of Huppllei and AOflOOBtB; to tr.> Yunk'on fhaplaln f.. R. RKNOf.OP. detached tha Rhode Isian.l. two n.untl,*.' 'eave MOVEKS)*Tfl Of WAKSHIPS.-The followinK niovenients of vesselH iiave been reported tO the Navy Department. AHKIVKI)i Od N The l)ahlgr.*n an.1 th**. 8tockton. at N* a l-;..-rn, the Vermont and the Ne** Hampehlre, at itorkianii Ocl tt The Naar.Mll. aml the Hnitua. at Ouantanamo; ihe rtoe, thr Pauldln-;. lha McCall <in<t thr T?rry. at N*~ York CttJTi tht; HterltuK. M Norfpott, BAIL?D Oct. -rt. The li..ii\.-r, frijiti f'orinto for Maaaafllll**, Maxlco; tii ? Mtebl-u?*, from Iliimpton lloadn ;..r -.nuihern ,*rtll j-rnunda: I the Oetario, Iroia Atin.*.'?>ii? f..r Bampn n | K.n.'.e. ,> ? 27 - The, Mianeeota ..rd the Vorth l?a ko'a. frora Roekland for Hamptoa Roads; tha Onelda, fr.un Cherteetoa for Pert R..>??:, th- Htill -.nd the Kreble. frum Sm ti.e-,-, f..: Mare Island. lh... Whlpple i: 1 ;he Stewstt. from Ban Dlege WT .-'an I*. dro tba Dablflrea ont Um Uti-.cktou, frntr Mtwbarn for Charlaaton. Tl- Mayrant, placed ln flrat re**nre. navy *.-.-.!. New York. Tiie Barry, p!a.ad ln flrat reaerve. naval ? .rt, i ilonnuio Tl -.'?"tftl, plac?d out of aervlr*. navy vtrd. ii tai .1. ti ii i}>r.!. ordere.i placed ln ftr*t leaerva navy yard. Mar.* IhIbmI i? *imiii at aha may arrlv?. The Paul Jonea r!*r.-.! p!ft'-eil In full eemmlsBloe t'lernafter. ? TO LAUNCH THEJaEW YORK President Taft and 50,000 Others to Witness Event. !'*,? l.? Sam's lateat DreodnOUght, tlie Neat Tork, one ol htH m utt powerful vea* ?ala, arfll be launeh.Kl tO-UMMTOW at i; *0 froan ti;.*. drydoek of the Br.H-.klyn navy vanl. Preatdefll Taft, lienrv vou L Meyer, Beereterj of the Navy, ami Gov araor Dix wlll be pre**e.nt. Mlaa Elalfl *"al<ler. du'mhter ol Hep *e ?.ent.iriv- U'llilam M. CaWier. wlll .-Ir tha raaaeL J-:ny tbouflaad persons who have ticket* of adrnls.ilon to the nuy >,tii ^iie aspeeted to crowd the u*ater front to w.it'h the monster alldo Into the w ater. iire;4t pre.-?Biitiona are belag tnken bv Ri I. it Btoehar, the naval constructor ol the navy yard, t<. have the lu'in-'hinK i- arltboul ui y hHch. laeteadof the iianul method of aawlnjr uway loga tbe aew veeeel win N reiei?ej by two launching trlagera. The.it> now hoM ber ln plitre. More than a Tiarter of a t .. lon feet of ItnnN-r and 3R.000 pounda of lUbrleanla tvlll be ueed to Iftiincli the Ni -v Tork. Two afantla have heen erei-fe.I al thb how of the shlp. The amall Btand, whhh i.*4 higher tliu.fi the OtbOT one. wlll ' *? 0 , -Had by Miss ChMar, aiKi a bottle of ehampagne wlll ba used by her In the christentng. Mlsa Kathleen Flt-gerald, daughter of Representatlve Fltzgerald, will act aa flowcr girl and aastat Mlsa Caldcr. It ls not thought that the shlp will be completed untll May, 131*1. At preaent more than 00 per cent of the work ls done. The New York ls tlttcd as a fla_ ship. and when ln i-oin:nlsslon wlll have a complcment of ttt offWrs and 1.000 men. Bhe and her Blstcr shlp, the Texaa, nre the only vesa.ls built to carry 14-inch guns. RUSH ORDER FOR CRUISER The Baltimore Ready to Sail to Mexico or Turkey. Philadelphia. Oct. 2*4.-The United Btatea 4-rulser Baltimore, attached to the Atlan? tic reaervc fleot at the Philadelphia navy yard. aas placed ln condlti'Jn to-day to sall at forty-elght hourB' notlce. Acting on orders from Washlngton, the skele ton crew was augmented to Ita full Btrength of four hundred offlcers Bad men, and supplles ot -"ood and ammunl tlon were placed aboard. Captain J. C Pheips, of Ihe lattleahlp lowa. was dc talled to command the Haltimore. The dcstlnatlon of thc vessel ls not knOWB, hut it was reported at the yard that lt would b* some Mexican port or perhaps the i:eno of the Turklah 01>iturb BUCefl to prutect American Intereats. OFFICERS' iVIEETING OFF O'Ryan Does Not Wish to In volve Them with Authorities. A meetlng of coloneln of the New York National Guard. which waa arranged hy Major Oeneral John F. O'Ryan to be held ln hls offlco yesterday (Monday). was called off by the general. It was feared thc meetlng mlght be construed by some as being held ln tho iBtereet ">f the general. Bad ha dld not wish to have the offlcers saddled with any suaplclon of acting ln an unmilitary manner. The nn-etlng ln question waa ordered for th*- purpose of having the lolonels meet the .-.everal Insprctor Inatructora of the army. on duty wlth the National Guard of the stato, and go over wlth them the lnstruction prrjgranime for the presen,t ln dufir drill season. The army offlcers to be preaent at the meetlng ladhded Captartt Hugh D. WM, Captain James 11. Mitchell and Captain Wil.lain I>. A. Anderson. and they. llke tue colonels, recelved notlce from General O'Ryan that the order for the meettiiK bad !een revoked. Juat what proKramme of actlon tf any haa .it'.-ti detenalaed upon by friends of Major Oeneral OTtyan, looklng to his reatoi,itlon to actlve duty, cannot be learn-d. but lt is known tliat the matter ls still under secret dlscusslon. . ||er Oeneral MiCoskry Butt. who desin-s to BB0 tbe legallty of the Gov? ernor h order cre.iting tbe cornbination of the a?lj .tatit general ond chlef of Btaff test.d l:i COUrt, when aaked yesteniay whether any efflcers had ccme forward to Odd t'? the fund he was willlng to start wlth Jl.OOO to UauMate legal expenaes, aald: "N<> oflleer hae tbua far voiuntcereo t.< open hla purse atrings, nnd I cannot sav Whether any wlll do so or not My Offer *4'HI r<uiat:.s gOOd l havo no fur? ther atatement to make." it .--a" beld by some offlcenj frl-mdly to General O'Ryan y.-.-u.r.luy that Gtmeral Verbeik, ln reorganizlng the Fleld Artll? lery of tha National Guerd by fo nung all the batterlea hut one Into a altigle rei,'i raent ar.d Ituvlnit Kattery B. of Syracuse i.M ui. unattached orgamflatton, at.ow.-d listlnct favorltlam to hlp son. Guldo F. \ ^rh.-'k. who ts captain of Battery B. ? To have Battery b unattached to a reglment." saM an offlcer, "la to mak.* the captain quite a iltti.* king He has no colonel or other ranking offlcer to hother blm, _nd ba can do ahout as t-4* pieaeee." MARIKE 1NTELUGENCE MmtATtnUI AI.MANAC. Buarlae, S:*tt; ?'4naet, 5:00, moon rt.aa, 1 19; Bwea'a att, 10 llt'lll WATER. am r ,\r. S.nfly HooA .O-.'tO 0:60 Bell Oata.11*31 " ? WIRELES8 REPORTS. The MlaBewaaka, raaartad ** ioo Mllea eaat , Hook al 11:10 p ni yeaterday, I. ex pe^.^.'. to do?* thli foreneea. The KrL4i,prlnz,.a.tn dcllh*. reported o. 4H8 I it Of Band) llv-k at I . ni >e.iterday, .led to -OC- thla .fternon. Tba Bllaa, report '. ??? "<t~ -*u*? <*?t of _4." -*<4._\ , /_"* -.WEAlllKI ""J*._/ \*8 ej ?? .11" ' '?"/?" '?**' '-vy" *lT S 11-TOnri.ii.i'iitof ATcrriculture*.^ \ ?ll" " .WflAiHtrt BDR-AV JkLat *u*V^'>-V _^_?_-...,.? ..*??.--?.to. ?M_? m*- '?*???? <r-**r**_r>r_****-.**^ **- r. ., . * , .2.,.,.. ..~n _-. ., _ ./ ai ,*."% .. ? '- m.1 tl 4 ??-. i. .l.^tmn. n*t .._?; _ ..I ?__ THE WEATHER REPORT. 4)4"|rl_| Ite.-oi-d and Kor-H-a-*. -Waahlngton, Oet. 28.?The dlsturhamc that wa. over the ?-xtrem?- cer.tral VWat Suni'.ay nlght ha. moved to Naithweat Mlrnefirta wlth Increaaed de t Thua far lt haa t,e?>n attemled by mual .nd raln. Bflfl .1 .liarp fall 11, inn tanature to the northward ami weatwartl, an.l bf llght BtaBWBfB ln the .ower Ml.aourl valley. Tu the eaat an.l aoulhwanl falr weather con? tlnuea, wlth hlnh temperature. over the ln-. taffar dlatrlct.. ? *IU be snow nr raln BBaadBf 'n the T>ak,.ta? an.l Weatern Mlnneaota, ani raln ln i;e*lern J>Iinn?.?ota and the north upper 1-k** region exU-niliiig Tuta.Uy nlght or WcdnejJay Into the .outh upper lakea and we.torn lo? ?r lake rrglnn. Elsewhere falr weather wlll pro vall Tueeday an4l Wednea.lay, exiept M the I'a-llli' aUH'?. whete there wlll be r.ln. ?t t?ndlni* another dl.turbunce that ls approach li>K thi- north coaat. It wlll b. .oliler Tueaday ln the plaln. atate. ? nl th., MlN.o4.rl aad upper Ml.slMtppi vall.y*. an.l ooMer \Veiln.a,ia> ln the central vall.y gaaeral I) "inrl llie upper lake iinit w.-tern low? er lajte region. It wlll l>e wanner Tueaday and Wedneeda** In the Atlantl,: atat... and wai-ner We.iiie.duy ln the Northweat and extreine .ctitial \\eat. hiorm warnlnga are dl.piayed on tha central nn.i we.i I_k<* Superlor and extrern. nurth I.K4- M! :nlg_n The wlnia along ihe New England Coaat wlll ? modarata northea.t to aoutheast; niliMIe ? '.,???, moderate, mo.tly 'aouth; .ou'h AtlanUc "'.ii..*. Kghl to moderate eaat, ea.t 0?lf (ou.t. niod.;.le eouth _nd BOUthWeeti w, et 4lulf 4"u_?t, m'ulmite a/.utt, on tl.e lo* r I.iIk?>, moderate to brt.k aouth: upper lakea, brlak .outh aud aouthweat over .outh portlon. and brl.k to n-.Mern.tely hlgh aouthea.t to .outh over nurth portlon, ahlftlng to northw.t by WadnaedaT on weatern Huperlor. Bteamcn departlng Tueaday for EXiropean port. wlll have moderate northeast to eaat winia. wlth falr we_th?i, to the Grand Banks. tftireemaO tor Speclal i.~ *lltle?.--Kor Kaat .rn New York, falr, wanner to-day and I U'edneaday: moderate ttarlable wlnda becom ln? ?itiilh. For SnuthBrn New HnglaJid, falr to-<Uy and \V?- !n* H.lay; warmer m inierler; moderate : northeaat to aoutlit-iii' wtoia 1-nr Northern New EV-tlar.ii. fnlr tu-day and We.lii.-s.lay. wlth rlalnj temperature; moder Hte. va. lulile wlnda. l>e<*mi.lng Houtheaat. I'.r the Dlftrto.t of -"olumhla, Maryl-did, Virglnla BBd lEf ********* P**iin?ylwu.la, falr and wartner to-day and Wineedaj. motleruta 1 aouth winda l-'nr lirUw-irn and New Jersey, falr to-day; 1 Waflnaeday, falr and warmai; ii)<-"i?raia aouth wlnda Por WaetOff I'ennaylvanla, falr and warmer , t.y l.t) ; Wednesday, Increaalng doudlneaa, , cel.ior at nlght: moderate tn t>rl-> south and atmthweat wlnda. For W?:.tern New York. faJr and warmer to 1 day: WartneadBT. irn*r?*aalag oloudlneaa; warnier ! ln eoat; varlahla wlnda, fcecomlng aouth and brlak by Tueaday night. lltimldlty. 8 a. m_57,1 p. m.41 8 p. m.39 Obaervatlone taken at Unlted Ktatee weather BaraaiM at 8 p. m. jenterday follow: City. Temperature. Weather. ?Ibaor . ??? llear Atlantic City. 68 flenr Uottton .... ?. 46 Clear Pt-ffRio .-. 40 Oioudy ill. ago . ?4J t'lear New Oleana . 70 Clear Kt. Iaiula . 00 i*lear Waahlngton . ... *i Cl?ar I.ih .41 Oflit Ial R4?rord.?The followlng eB?ial record from the Weather Pureau ahow.*. the change* ln the temperature for tha laat twenty finii i.oura tn tomyarleoti with tha oorreapond m* flata of laat year: mn. 1912.1 19U.10U. ? a. -a_,? 41 no| e p. m. 44 B ?1 a. ni. .;?." ."1 i p. m. 44 68 ? a. m. 41 Mjll p. m-4*. 67 12 m. 4S 41112 p. m. 42 ? ..., -.....*. .... ,u,.w|vi.n,| UI1I lll.l 4I14IX three yeara, 31. local Forecaat.?Falr and warmer to-day and Wednesday; moderate, variable wlnda, be comlng aouth. Sandy Hook at S a m yeaterday. le expectad *l dock Wedne4?lay fornoon. The Ocanlc. reiorted a. 1,000 mllea eaat ?MI Sandy Hook at 10 a rn yaaterday, is expect-n to dock Wednesday afternoon. The Puca d'Ao.ta. reported a. tV? mllef eaat of Sandy Hook at noon yeaterday, 1. B pected to dock Wedneeday forenoon. INCOMING 3TEAMER8. TO-DAY. Veiaei. Ftom, ? ,n?' ?Callfornla.Qlaagow. O.-t 19.Ancho. ?yeeUnd.Antwerp. Oct IH-Bad Staf* ?Outana.Bt Thomaa. O t 23... 'J'iet?*i ? Mlnnewu.ka.Leodaa, Oel ll.Ml Tr_ha ?Kronprln-e-atn C.Hreinen. Oet 31...M G _Joy4 ?t'nlted State._Copenhagen, Oct 11. Bcan ?rn ?Paramaeca.Trlnldad. 0*t 22...K I> W I -T>irrlalha.Klr.g.ton, Oct 24...Un V 4_0 ?MoiroCastte.Havana, Oct 20.Wam Bra_o?.Galve.t.'n. Oct IB.. Mal'ory C i t Savannah... Savannah, Oct *>',.. .f-avannah El Norta.Galve.ton. Oct *_3.So Pao WEDNESDAY. OCTOOB W ?Occanlc.Sotithamptor.. Oel 23 .Wh Star ? P A Wllbelm_Klng.ton. Oct 24....Hamt>-An? >*ixnnla.Gibraitar, Oct 20.Cunard Allce.Palermo. Oet 1?.AmtrWn Duca it'Aoata.Naplea, Oct 1*? . I-;i'i.m 4'an,panello.Rotterdam, Oct 17. ..Cranlum Nlagara.Kavre, uct 1?. Erenea Amerlcan....-...Antwerp. Oct 18.1'hoerjx Kl Mar.N'ew Orleans, Oct CBo I te Comal.Tatnpa, Ort 2S.Ma'.lorV Mohawk.rackeaflvUle, Oel 27...ciyd? THCKSDAY. Ql'lOBB-t 31. ?Byron.....Bahta, Oct 17,.I__np A Holt ?Metapan.Klng-fon. O-t 2U.l P Ca Wella t:ity.Kwansea, Oct 1*. R Athlnal .I'lrae'i., Oct 17..'re.-k El Norte.Galveiton, Oct W.. lo rBfl ?Brlng. mall. 0UTG0INQ STEAMERS. XO-DA1. , , Mall \ e???t Vesael. For. IJna. cloaea. *"''"* K W der G. bremen. NOI.. ?:30am 10/xi a m ,Ug..n.juln. Turka Isl. < l\ d? l?> ?) a m Vi '*) m P.,t?"Iani. Hotd-m. Holl-Am- in-on a m Apa-.he. Ja-ka.inville. Clyde.- 1 '*" P *n A A Itaven. *_ntl*uro, Ward- '_-' <*"*? C of Columbua, Savan, Sav- 3:00 pm ITBONnD-.T, OCXOBSB 80. Oruba. Bermuda. BaabflB... t*:00am li):00at_ Zulla. Curaceo, Red t) ... B :30 am l'.^rom Santa Marta. Colon, U K Co li.'to a ui UwB m Pruth. Arg.ntlna,-...12i?)rn Dochra, Argentlna, Barber.. tf:00am ??? Kuimralla. Naplea, Italian.. - I* '"am Kroonlar.d, Antwerp. it - tar ?- ie*0Ba_* Colorndo, OelveetOa, Mall'y- 1 ??> P ?'? Huran, JackaoavUle. ."lyde. - ,;!*!pni Cutnui. N'e.v Orlean.. S I'ac - 12:00 pn> THI'HSDAY, OCTOBBB W. o wington, Breaaea, NOI* "^?*n l'!!*0*! france, Havre. Preiieh. 7:00-m 10:U"".m ivirii-. Llverpool, Wh Bt.. Brfluara ???-_!'-? Monterey. Havana, \\ ard. . 1?MO a m _! :"* P "J AUAi. inagua, Ham-A.. .. 1980 p m ? *?? t> m C of -av-miah, Sav. IflV..- J.(?*pm TRAN8PACIFIC MAIL8. Cloee Destlnation and ateamer ln N. I. r H. Japan, Coreo, Chlna. (via Seattle)? Umba Jlaru .Oct.-1. e.30 Japan. Corea, Chlna, Phiilipln-e tvla Vktorlai-Mcnteagle .i* ,,*_'_. Hawall tvla san Braaelsco)?Slarra Oct. ... e *' Uuam. Fhiuppiiie* (vla San Fian ? l.co)?l' S Tron.'ort.Oct. 31. ? 'O Hawall. Japan, Corea. I'hlna. PhblDpinea ivla San .'ran. la,:0).. Manchuna .>*,-T- *? U!JU Taluil. Mara",*'4r~ui. OaoB Ialan..a, Stw Z.-alon.j, Au-traiia (vla >an __ l tancUco,- Aorangi.Nov. ?. 0:30 Japai,. QcCfle, 4*hina ivia Tacoma) - TBoaaaa Maru .Nov. a, a.ao Haw%ii. fiamoan lalanla, Ntw Z?a land. Au.tralla (vla San -'ran- ? clacoi--V-ntura . Nov. 14. B 30 Fl]l Ialands. Sarnoan laland.. New Zealar.d, A.atralla (vla Yl.torla* ' -Mokura .Nov. 22. ? 30 SHIPPING NEWS Port of New York, Monday, Octoher 28, 1912. ARH1W-J". steamer Momua, New Orteana OajtaBar W, to tl-.e SoJthern PaL.ft- " o, wiii, pa??.ngera an.l mdse. I.eft QearaaUaa ai M0 .. m .-teamet LttcU (Au.t". Irl^ntc Octorer .. I'atraa ?. Kata. o'.a 7. Meaaina ?. PaJertno il an.i Oran Ift. tu l :." .?s Bl I fl ' ? ?^,.. Arrl.e.l at the Har a: 1?> ?'.'. P i-'. -?';' Steatn-r Kugnua (Auat), Bavaaaali Octobei 20 to Phalpa ' '??? * ' u'11 ''-"'- "' ,UI""' Wlll iBlali ioadlr.g fur Trle?;e. atfl l.e UuaraiKii..- at IM ?* rn Itaaaar Aitai tOer), Pen aa i'm ? 11 Petr Ooave 12, Mlragoave 13, '? i ?? 1 . Part arma 17 ' to O unl la W Bai ? 20 Klnaaton .-'. I o I au Prln i 23 aa I 24 !?> ;:? H DaBBein.ni. malla .m^. aadae. Arrlve Bar a_ 2.;i?i * m Steamer Oaorg. Waahlngton (Oer) n. t4,ber ll". Siuthampton _:-. I Ch-il i.irK 1*-. lu U-lricha * ? o, witu 4"",i Brtt <.nJ cabin, K'j tinr.l .-iaa* an.l 111 naaaanai ?*-? ?'? ?*? - ?? ''? ? ? ***? Bar at I'i 24 a ir. 1 )teamar San Juan, Ban ?'?? o; i>c( - ?h. New Yorli fl .'oun RIco W paaflangera, n _Ui a.-ni inas..-. Arr. '.1 37 a ni. Steamer "*.;' ertae 4-? ? toniu October 23, to the ( aeo Im wlth tWO I aa_ewrer<> and fnlt. Arr: ? I . !"ar at IM a rn. -....-, St-amer Vlgtlar.cla, Na.'.. W tba N*e Tort * Cuba >?' ?" p.av. ngere, BUtla and mda.*. Arrlved ;r llar at 7:46 a m. Steamer Cjar iRu-?), Llbau Oct ._ a_1'? ywe .teerage paesenKerts aid ir.dic. Arrtv.-. at tne B.ir ?IH Bt ________ __ , ,, . Btoamer Btortond (Nor), BevlI.e October ) ?rt Uahun M, to the i)?r_ S* Mne. wlta mdie. Anlvei Bl tbe Bar at 2 p m. Bteair.er Crlatotal. Criat tal <). t-'i.-r _? t., the Paaaaa Railroad Ba Une, _arirh 44 p*u ktn'.r,, Btalla and BBdaa. Arrlved at the bar * auaaw. Muyaro (Rr\ Trlnlted .nd OewaflTa Oriolver 21, to Ihe Trln'.dad Shnplcg _- Tr.d - in? (??> wlth li iiaaaanaera malla ar.d rr Btfl Arrlved at the liar at 2 p m. Steamar ch_?apeake, Baltlmere, ;o t\? >tw Tork A Baltimore franaportatlon Co with m4la- Paaaed ta Quarantlne ut 1:11 t 'ii Steamer Nle-.uv Amaterdam (Dutch), Rottar* ,:ai.-. aad Boulogna Octobei l?. to the H,.-m' America Une, rHh 2." Iral and Wt aaeaad rla.a an.1 H4!l .te.-rat-e r)n*'.?e.i--er. anj BBflH Arrlved at the Har a' I M p rn Steamer r-allfomla iT'r). Olaaflew and HB ? vflle Oc'ober ll?. to H' n_?r?on Hroa. wlth 3*48 cabln ar I 21? ateeraga i-ai-^enqers and iri.e. Arrlved at tne Bar at i*:1-*. p rn Steamer ''.ulana 4Hr>. Dem-t*-a OctoejrlB, Bar*-ja<*oi 2?. St !.'?? la, Ma:'i*"nie and De? mlr,l--a 21. Antlgca and Bl Kltta tt. ? Crotfl and St Thomaa B. to ?> ? Otit*r_rl_ga * ? ?_ wlth BI ra.-er.ger.. n-<l!a and m l*"e. vrtive at the B_r at ^?46 p m Bteair.er Sar.m-t-.a (Dutsh), T1e-;-erara 4V tobe*- 1". Paramarlbo 10 and Trtn" Ind 2.. ta the Boyal Du:ch We.t Indla Mall. ? ith 8 pa.? ?nreis ar.1 nv!;e tirTt**ed nt the Bar at B:l? St,-a*ner Mlnrewa-ka fBrt, L-Bfloe ? "ctober lfl tO the Atlantl* Tran-irTt T.'ne. wlth pa# ?-. agora ani md*.- Off Clre Island at ? t s-enmer Huron. l-flbBBflvBIa tMaBBB 23 Bji Cha*-'eeton W ta the Clyde S? Co, wlth paa scr ?? an-1 mdae Pa.-*ed ln Quarantlne at fandy ifook, N J. Oet 2ft, B.S0 P BB?Wtfld vaat-aaethwaat, nght breer.., partly eiouov; amooth aea SAir.EO. (?t4-mera Ath.ill (Bri, Jarkaonvllle; PH> Orande Bruiuwl k; Californian. Puen > Wet Iro, Amfrid (Mer), Mewpeii Newe; Prlac-ea Anne, Norfoik an.l Newport New.. Sanu li.) ealla (Bri, C-ffBIMl: An.-> n. CBW-bflL 8TEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS. AIIKIVED. Bern uda, Oet 2*?, >.:I5 a BB?Uerni'idlao (Br), New York. _____?? Olasfluw, Ort 27?4'aledonla (Br). New T*W via Movllle. Napre.. Oet 27?Ivernla (Br). New YtV vla^U. Mu.lelra: -8ih. <i a ?>'. Aneona "Ital), I'MIBa. deiphla and New V.-rk Plymouth, Oct 2f, 0 01 a m -KaJeer Wllhe!m t tl (Oer), New Vork for Cherbourtg and Bremen nn i proeeaiait. Flahguari, Ocl -i\ 12:*?n p m? Mauretania (Br , New forfc for Llverpool (ani ptflflflfldfld ?t 1:30 p nu. Brernon, Oot 27, 10 a in?<.m-i?r Kurfurat (Oer), N?w York; Wh, 1 p m. I'rliu Krl-1 ? rk-h Wllheim (Ger), New Ycik vla Plymouth and Cherbourg. Slngapore, Oct 27?Karenji (Br>, New Y.^rk \la Ornn, etc MarrK.llie.. 0*1 2?, 0 a m? Provtnela (Pr), New V,.ik. Leghorn. Oet 27?Calabrl* (Br). New Y(,rk rla Qen.ya. _, _ ___. Buen.? Ayre?. Oct 20 -Farlev (Br>. New Yortt. SVdr.ey. N S XV, 0< .7?Heli.-.pnii. (Ur), Ham York vla 4-*ape Town. Kr.men'le, ** Southamptni Oct 28 Magdalena (Br). New York vla Klngston, Colon, etc. SAILKD ? VaJenrla, Oct 29? Emauuele AC4-atno dt.,1". from Naple. for New Tork. Antwerp. o.t ?i0-FTan.e-i:o Clampa iltali, New York. Palermo, Oel 17. 7 p rn-Canada (Fr). fon Mai-ellle. for Now York Barbftil.".. i> t 26. 4 n ii. Bvr.in (lln. Sai.toa and Rlo de Janeliu f<>r Nea I Rotterdam. <">-t 24. 10 p m - Soeetdyk 4D4itrh). New Y?,rk, Baltimore and Newport Newa PAienoe Avrea. Oct IJ?Veatil. (Br) X?w Y4irk. C.lomoo. Oct 24?Kazemle ,!'r), from Calcutui for Boaton R<id N-w York. Malta, Oct .1?Ella (G*r), from Odeaaa tor New York. Manaos, oct aS-Olanton (Br), New York. -aiito.. Oct 2**?4Camoena (Br), New York; Sth, Santt Crauta (Oer). New York. Bavre, Oct IiV-Rochambaau (Fr). Now York. Gibraitar, ?">ct 29? Pannonla (Br). from Naplea for Naw York. Klo de Janelro. Oct 26?Baron Tweedmoutb (Br), New York. Madeira, Oct '26?Brl.tol Clty (B*-), from Swan eea for New York. Bremen. Oct 24. 1 p tn?Bremen (Oer). New York. PASSF.D. lerlni. Oct 27-Bamn Eraktna <Rr) New Yorli for ShanghaJ; Schonfel. iGer), Calcutta and Colombo for Boaton and New Yorit Lrlxard. 4">ct ?it?iiinneaoolis (Br), Naw York for I?ndon. Gibraitar, Oct JS?Prlmeaa Iren* (Qtr), New York for Palermo, Naplea and Oenoa. Butt of Lewla, Oct M, midnight C F Tletgafl iDan1, New York for Copenhag. a.