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IMPOSING CERENIONIE?
CARDINAL FARLEY'S HO
Throng of Church Dignit
Attends Pontifical Mass ;
Cathedral.
GIBBONS SHARES THRI
Many City Officials Present -
Is My Position that Tho
sands Honor," Says
New Cardinal.
, , , ? ;,th?..!,*
Itnosl i
t lilies and
in*: t??i polnscttlas, among which ?*?
glow-ad lik?- t-iar;- in a summer sky.
?li'iul Farley saw yesterday u Shield
pende?!, bearing tin- legend, "Eccs Bsi
Magnus" He no sooner glanced a'
legend from his place at tho ?ufan
the <"athrdr.il ih;.n the organ swell's?
an exultant fortissimo, in which th
chestra joined, and S hundred voices I
Choir took up the strain. Singing "ECC
cerdos Magnus."
Th?? thousands gased snd beheld tho
prlcst, as th.- legend told. Then the
cession, with the ?'ardi?al at its
started toward the alta', while the .
gaz?-?l it. silence "'? th?. splendor <>f
s. eue An?l when the j,relates and
lesser clergy reached the allai Arrlih
Prendergast, o( Philadelphia, as the
n..t.-s ?if the anthem died away, wer
towanl the tahernaele and chanted. It
ancient tongue: "I will go illtii the
?.f Ood. ' '!.?>!? and pi lest?, thi
voices strong, rhant?-.I tiie response
Ood vVho rejolceth In my youth."
This was the beginning of Ihe por.l
mass in St. Patrick's rath??dral veste
in honor of the elevation of Ar? hi.i
Fa-ley to the cardinalate Xev-r In
country was there a greater gatherln
i ? leslast lea I dlgnlt all of ->\
match??! in th?* nal from the
?final's house down 50th street t" the
thedral. and then down the centre slsl
the altar
Acoiytcs Lead Procession.
* came forty scolj tes. in <
re.l ? arrying a golden ep
a censer of ti,. rame metal, oui ??f v.
curled wreaths of sa? ici smoke; then
es.ort of laymen from the < ar?t ? " ? I -
mlttee. next students of tue various e<
siastl? al (H>llegea In 'heir so
ments. followed bj various clergy in t
>-a ? rdol ll rohes of yellow and purple
brown and black, some wearing surpl
of lace
Seal cam? ils of I he various
Uglous orders, an?l then a number of n
tf>ignori. In the purple raiment ?.f their
fice, wearing blrettas of black, with s i
pie buf?n at.ip; next, the faculty ?>f
Catholic College in Washington, weai
their academic gowns, and then s s? ??r?
bishops. pr.*?'?liil by altar boj
lichte?) candi? s and glittering ?
boys and bishops < lad in scarlel
Then came Archbishop Prend? r?ast. tn
than all tl ? ?.???ll.iw, his in
making him look taller still, an <>rr
crozier of gold In his hand, si
ly th?* prlsstl Who ?? ? ? to assist hin
^^ - ? ping the mass.
*^t\ Behind him ?ame th? venerable ?'ard
*MM Gibbons, ? siortecl l.y three members ,,i
\\*r 1 . i household, who walked beside \
while twi, panes in black velvet. \
? ?l sieeves, <-arrie?l the train of his 1
r?.le t.f office, the r.d cappa magna, v
its caps of ermin?'. and after him ?f
("ardi?al Farley, slmllsrly escorted, w
t rinjrlnK up the r<ar were the unifori
memhSTS of th? ?olor guard of the Knns
of I'oluminis. bearing Ameri-can and l'a
OB reaching the cathedral st'-ps the <
dinals w?*r.. met bj fifteen Papal knlgl
who, as courtiers, sppeared In full dr
and wore th? i:*d.-. orations.
The two princes <?f the Church sat
thrones on either sub- of the high alt
their attendants sitting beneath them.
Sermon by Bishop CusacW.
Bishop Cusack preached the sermon.
Said in part:
An i". red according to t
dicnity an?l station <>f the ?me who conf?
It For this reason s great principle I
et the r'.ot ?>f this celebration to-day R
t.ai and ceremonial must always resl
do * ,e any meaning, and the .1?
. Ives point i?, this . elebrali
Is for Catholics a mosi fundamental ?u
Oui natural desire to honor our belo-?,
Cardinal for his own sake, f?.r his persoi
qualities, for his earnesl seal, for
i". t.? priestl) Id? ?i.*-, as a teacher of pu
Ik morality, ss the protagonist <>f ?*hr
? --ful admin
trator in dlffloull affairs- our d<
honor him for his personal worth won
eminentl] lustlfy an Impressive celebT
tlon and ttive an < title! to our Jubils
?
I in. over anil shove that natural desi
1 underneath that natural Impulse
children to express their Joy at thf
father's enrichment* there is our faith
the doctrine i?f the ?iivine authority
?Sor 1" rule th?- ?"'much
Christ?thst he is the Vicar of Chrlsl K
belief so enhances ??%???? *\ gift and ?A?*'
honor from Rome that iis appropriation h
. a? t of religion, which .
lT,dee<1 r?'Sl on Peter's chair as Its oh.ie.
hut 1- translate.) t?> the thron?- of th?- m?*?
hltrh God and Jesus Christ ills Son
\\'h?*-n the Eucharistie pan of the servi?
?uva*- ?ver, Monsignor Lavelle, lector <?f tl
Cathedral, speaking on behalf of the ? i<
gv. welcomed Cardinal Farley and ?Justl?
VtetOT .1 Dowllng, of the Supt-eni.
spoke words ?if welcome <>n b.-half of tl
laity of the ?li??
To botli these add '"ardi?al n
pii..i. after he had thanked ArchWsho
"f're. :,d ihe visiting Bishops f.
the honor of their presence.
"HOW Shall I say th.- things that lili m
Soul"" began Cardinal Farley, making
gesture of helplessness with his right bant
in whi.h he clutch-id his r,.,| skull cap.
Honor Not for Himself, He Says.
He declared it vas not his personallt:
the thousands honored, but bis posltiol
Then turning to the priests be said:
My life for tiftv ?/?ears ha been that o
stmi.nt and prlesi In your midst. ii hs
been an ..pen bock i know you and yot
know me, snd our mutual confident
) . n irreslstibl? in the solution of the man:
M-obtem? with which we bave been con
?T ?.lit? ?t.
I have i??-.-i asked b) s non-Catholic wha
Were my plans for mj elevation step b?
s'? '. I had no plan*- M' only aim In lif.
la ,,s erell ss I might wrhal no
1 * uno to ??o. i never looked :
? ? \ ;.i ?l 1 nevi r look? d gcj ?
ss\:) ? xi??-? -tant lot bOtWI I
ii was the win end work <?t God's provl
i first and always the King'
?? ?;..?) and ills -jnetlc-j All t ial bsi
n . lod's unbound?
ed l
\\ ' .-?? v? i ! hn\?- ii ?.civ?
led inlp l got from my three predi
? M ii sptratlon cotoc from th??.-?
who : i. - - ?. beneath tiiis altar. They IP
?ppiii In their vestments Theli
mitres are on their hea<ls; their
-is hang from about theit necks and
Sprigs of onbiil.s ar?. In th?-i? hands
They reared this splendid Cathedral:
t'?.s.- twin spires rise to lu-aven like arms
?*\t. nd.-d in Invocation <?f ?'...?i s hi?
th's ?itv and Ils people, and no thinking
man will Mtiestlon the potency and need
of that Messing
Aft? r ihe services in the Cathedral, which
Inste?! n ally four how*. Cardinal Gibbon?,
Archbishop PnndsrgttSl act the biHhops
wer* the guests of Cardinal Parley in his
Iioijw- for luncheon.
All ? "roiniii.m ? it. ofli.-iul Was
prsasnl fit tin t'atheni-al. and marly all
the judl?*lury of th. community, including
the entire Appellate ?'?vision ?,f tl,
Department: Senator O'Gorman and .m.ij?.i
Gen?'iai Chartes i Rot with slmoai .in
the etoverocr'i staff, und other otti?
th?. uutlojiul Ultimi,
SCENE IN THE CATHEDRAL AT THE ECCLESIASTICAL RECEPTION TO CARDINAL
PARLEY YESTERDAY.
MONSIGNOR laAVELLB AND CARWNAfa KAIll.KV
1 ',,?? er*- Kgg ? ... i
RECEPTION FOR FARLEY
Gibbons and Mayor Speak at
Catholic Club.
The dlstlnctlv? tl th? reception
for Cardinal Farley al th? Catholic Club
Issl night irai the number of times the
guests had to la asked to cease their con?
versation In order thai those ir?\ it? *i to
apeak in welcome to th? Cardinal might
be beard. There were four ?if th? F-perlal
requests for allanere. TiV first was made
immediately after Preuidtnt Mtllqueen, r?f
club, had t?|iok?-n and r?s a i?rcllmlnary
(?i the sddresa "f Carditis! Gibbons.
Again, sfter Mayor Oaynor had been m
troduced, silence wa? ashed for that hi?
speech might be heard Th* Mayor added
his m .?ip at -i hit " ? irai nol -'
A little group bj Ihe rlghl hand entrance
to the ballroom, where th?- reception waa
hehl, waa particularly vociferous, und
Presiden! Mulqueen Interrupted the Mayoi
in order to ar-k the committee on an
menta to pul "ut of the building all those
m ho would nol be ?ilenl during II ?
speechei A fourth lime, while Command
ar li<* K;i iding th? welcome of
Governor 1 ?ix. Mr. Mulqueen had to In?
terrupt in order t., ask for ? temp
alienee,
Th** club waa crowded wh<n the n
i tiim began at 9 o'clock. 80 many Invita.
tii.ns had been sent oui and there were
go many official gueata that it wai Impos?
sible for all those who attended to (hid a
t?a', in the ballroom or even on the ball?
room door. Tin* lower floor? of th<* build?
ing wei? 11 owded as n
third floor, w here th? pr?lat? w? !??
Cardinal Farley and Cardinal Gibbons ar?
rived at the club promptly al I o'clock and
were tnken to the la?i'.es' romn <m the thin!
fini 1. where the proceaslon formed. The
conn-,- ?.f the ballroom had h?*?*n roped ?iff.
leaving a pasaage around the room for the
guests tu pasa in line by Ibelr 1 mil
I At the south end wer?- nvn canopied
! thrones for iii?* cardinals, and beside them
on a red dais were seat? for their escort.
] By th? left entrance was snothei red ?lais,
1 ?m which the csrdlnsls and the chief kik'-is
sai ?irirln*-: t\i spooking, afterward ?,'
In Hie thrones tor the rtsceptlon.
During the speaking Cardinal ?.n.hon.*?
and Cardinal Parley sat together, while
President Mulqueen and Monalgnor Moonsy
?n the right of ?'ardi?al Parley, and
Mayor Gaynor and ''omrnander De Kay,
representing Governor F)tx. aal on the lefi
ot Cardinal Gibbons. After the welcome to
the club !i\ Presiden! Mulqueen Cardinal
Glbl.s spoke on behalf of ihe Catholic
Church In America. Mayoi Gaynor spoke
for tin* city, Commander De Kay read the
Governor's wel rotne foi the state, and Mon?
algnor Mm.my spoke mi behalf of the 'lio
Oauiii .11 Gibbons uld that many speakers
had airead; iralsed Cardinal Parley aa a
priest, i.|*.l.o|i and churchman; h? would
rpeak of Cardinal Parley aa 1 *a.'iti it l?
i" th" Cardinal thai ennobles the man*."
d, "b ii the man thai ennobles th ?
Cardinal, inshi?- the red, blushing robes ol
the Cardinal w? Und the man .?.. all love
to honor He hi** always preferred con?
science befon expediency, principle 1? fnr.r
popularity. In this country au *\ men seem
bulwark agai&sl Infldeluy, atheism,
1.PI r? sail 11 ami the other 'vi!.- thai threat*
; ? Ii US.'
: m the end of l.is speech C-irdlnal <;ih
Imhih suggaeted iiiat Cardinal ??.iii?v ?>.. ,1. ?i
a teat, and that it be given to ; in To thlo
Cardinal Parley responded ?ith approving
nodi and raise-?, hi beretta la thanks.
Mayor Gaynor opoke in th? game strain.
The real wrcaaltwi ..r the reception, hi said,
was iin memory of tin- long Mats Cardinal
Parle) had tolled ai ar, humhl? worker ?n
tin Church with ?ii sincerity, simplicity
and knowledge. "Ills elevation to the ear?
dlnalats ?i<? s not oaetn t?? bav? ?.??rr.?i him
PO." said tin* Mayor, "bUI h mues l.:l< k
the sam?1 simple 1 Itlsen to ontlnu? 1. 1
work '
K wa? explained thai doverapr l?ix
wanted i>< be praaeni al the 1 ?option, bat
was 1 n v?niel bj slcknes? Mia speech,
however, ?va.- ?prepared ami u. s m Can?
iii.iin'.cf De Kay to represen! him. Uov?
1 infir I>ix sairi thai the ehaervaneea of the
last few weeks loomed to him ;?? ?red one
other great iiiiiesti.il?' in ti?. patbwa) of
human progress, which mllveton? wa U
1 rraveatone, marklni
ah iii.. . .1; 1 1 . -i, .?-,> -toan clvtll
tatkm ??i thai unnatural mental Bit.a
?atigotry
INQUIRY IN BRANDT CASE
?Prosecutor Talks with Judge as!
to Man Seeking Pardon.
SCHIFF ENGAGES COUNSEL
Parker, Hatch & Sheehan to Act
for Barker?Papers Show
Prisoner's Plea Was
Expected.
Mortimer I. >? ("ft ?ho Is opposing the
pardoning ?if Koulk? Engel nisndt, his
valet, ?h? plead?-?] guilt] and was *cn
, tenced to prison for thlm venu by Judge
Otto 1 , r'"T toi | ..bl.ery in the
HchifT home, So Ml Fifth a.?nue. yt lei
Ida) engaged Park? . Hatch A Hheehan to
?act for him Mr Schiff*- counsel ;me
ils made formal application to t?<? heard by
th? Board ??f Pardons.
In iii? lettei t?> Oovernoi lu\ several
w?.?ks ego Brandi decldVed thai he pleaded
? guilty t>. the indictment charging robbery
I m order thai he might save the honor ?>f
S woman and al o !>? ? Itl ? h?- was annur.-d
I thai hi would ii??t have to -<-,.?? more than
? a y.'nr in prison
1 It was learned y-ssterdsy that Hi Hchlfl
I had ina'ie an affidavit concerning Ihe facts
! in the Brandi case to Howard fi Gai
who was an Assistant Dlstrlcl Attorney
when th. valei pleaded kulit>. Th.- attl
j davit i? in Mr Gans'i possession al pr?s*
I ent. Tn th? i? i.nil-, of the Brand) rase
Ils ? note rioin Mr Gans to th?- secretary
?if Mr. Jerome, then Dlstrlcl Attorney? ssk
! i nu thai ';.?n be Informed if nnv attempt
was ?Mi- made t" obtain executive clem
sney f??i Brandt. Mr, Gana iia.i just r?
slaned * Infant LHsti let Attorney. Thl i
f;??*t h? lays, explain th? note, inasmuch
he would be ai.i?- to furnish information
which no othei pei son < ould furnish
? 'an Plscher-Hsnsen, Brandt's counsel,
malntaini that he was presen) al s con*
ferance with Asslstanl Dlstrlcl Attorney
Nott, Mi Gans t?ti?i Judge Ro alsky four
days sfter Brand! was sentenced Judge
R?osalsky at first appeared t.. have forgot?
ten Ihe Incident. l.at?*r, when Mr. Nott
was nppesJed to bj Mr. Hansen ami bsd
Consulted his ?hat* foi April v IBA, show
??i su? i. a oonference, Judge
Rosalaky remarked thai he did hare ? dim
recollection of It. Mi Notts diary <n?l n?it
reveal much of the subject matter ?>f the
< onf.-i? tic-, how. \ ? r.
Ulstri? t Attome) Whitman Is Inv-estl
gating the cas? .?t th? roques) of G?overnor
' I >ix snd declines !.. discus.- ii Mr. Ilan
| een? win. is no longer s lawyer, having
served s term In ptAaem for ? stortlon, spent
the greater pan of yesterda) afternoon In
Mr. Whitmans private office making an
?illida.il and discussing the ?a- . Judge
Roaalsk] ws pressai foi guot* than an
hour, to?.. It wai '.irted thai Hans-en's
i inssllng with Judge Rosalshy was far fron
i padflc Mi Gs was also a visitor at the
| Distil? t Attoi o? ? office to give rss
I why Brandi should not, bs raleas i
chest.r a. Bayles, who trat Brandt's
[ rounssl when he plssdsd gvJlty, sabi ?
terday that Brandt had wrlttea to him
* gsvoral times sin?*.- be bad been Imprisoned,
asking for the return ?>r several ??aui.uid
1 sttekplas, valued ?it K.9B0, whlcb h. had .,.,
? t.? Mr s? hilf after he pleaded guilt).
. Bayles said he thought II ... thiit
Brandt should ask for the plhs'wb-ta Im
IR?'H BISHOP PRKNDKROABT, OP PHILADELPHIA, gURROUNDBD BY
CLERGY
. . i '.. ?
'knew tl.ev hud been turn***] o.?r In Mr
Bchlff. Th.* (ewelry, It appeared waa under
th. lapel of Brandt's coat, and v\.?s not
' found when he w.i* oearched
Jlldge BO alSky ?al?! the grand tur v ha<? ?
asked tin' |udgee of General Beeatona to In*
ill? t n< ? ? r?- ?entencei upon burglars Juet
11 tor? the Brandi ? as? came ni
\h action wat i ludlrlal one," he sni<i.
? and m?!?*! stand a?* ouch "
SUES HARVEY W. CORBETT
Investor Defrauded Out of $20,
000, He Says.
Harvey W Corbett, who, with .lohn A
??maiey, was an organloer and rrrottKHer "'
the Aabestoa Magneeta Company and other
Ill-starred venturao and Mrg Rilen Dunlop
li'ii'kins, n h., also ?* i inter? ted with
them, aro being sued by Uoyd laowndes, o
ir ?.i the Rit? Company, for 121.41*"
which they Induced him to Invest In the
Qiialey-i 'orbetl promotions, and of which
laowndei oayo the defendants mlr-r<*preaent
? d Its value atid I iislti' 0 I ?? <
Th.* complaint of Lowndei sayi thai Mr*1
I Hopkins requested CUffoird W. llartrldge,
i tm i.i.?ndee, t?> call on her <>n ??
matter of business, and when Hartiidgei
nailed n<- wai Introduced to Qualey. Mr?
Hopkins said thai ?.??ualey wat* a chemist
?it wonderful ability and bad buiu up two
large [danta f??r auklng piaster, cement,
aabestoa ami magnesia Bhe ais.. :.,i?ii thai
th,? tWO plant:? of the COTO pan} wer.' in
I working ordei and made repreeenlatlono
; much like those alleged by the late Mr?
llary Nevtno Bull, when she eauoed the ai
i ?si of Qualey ami Corbetl on th?? charge
thai they had gol M.0M ?if her m.,n?\ b)
fais? ?. pr?sent itlons.
Ai'ordln- to the plaintiff, Mrs ll?i|ikit*s
! also told hltu that she waa the preald?*nt of]
Ih?- association that Inill? Ihe Sew York
Bchool ?if Applied Design for Women. This i
building, it was 11 presented in LoWndee, I
v*.,i* iiutit ?if the pinatar stade by the Qua* j
ley procos? Mrs. Hopkins said thai she :
had Invested In Uta two id.nii-* Ail tin-??* ?
statements, oaya Lowndes, were false.
SYNDICATE TO SELL COFFEE
Its Only Offer in the Current Year Will
Be 700,000 Bags.
The valorised coffee (tanking oyndlcate, it
waa announced yeaterday In cable dis?
patches received by Ihe We? fort Coffee
Kxchango from London, has decided to
mark? I MtJM bag! ?if OPOoS, whhh will
constttut? the ode ofT.-rin?' In the correnl
.. ear.
The riiinniittee h is ooM ii?'.1*11 bago i ?
United Ratea ?Jwchaeere, al M cento ?
puiind. ami to meet theae ?lea ?W,000 bago
will be shipped t?? Mils country from ,\nt
VM i|> mu? im.iaai from Havre There will !>.? I
[endered in Barago Bh\Ot baga? distributed
ii- Pdlows: Kiann?. 13MII hwSJP', ?.?riiiany,
phXtSti Antwerp, OABt', Rotterdam, ?"<?>.
and Trieste, IMM baga.
Between February ."? an?l '? ??aiiiplei* will
i,?* exhibited in ea<h ?>f these merket?
Tendera are te i??* for lots <>f IMM hat???
Offers win be received until i p m, al the
ofltceo of pchroeder & Ca, Leaden hall
otreel, Lonilon. The rt?ortanUon oonuntf
I tee ha* received an offer tor tbe mttre
. bags at S3 franca, Unding ?mill Fat
ii.tiv i;\ .a 11,1 it has Mm prlvttego ?if accept?
in?,- thi* offer in par* - n whole.
SUNDAY'S NEW-YORK TRIBUNE |
Mailed anywhere in th? United State* '
for 12.50 a year.
? MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MflflATTRE AI .MAX AC
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WIRELESS .REPORTS.
.Train.?. rrp??rte?l an 1 I".'. milSS SSS! ?f
II. ..k al '?'."' 1 m e->l.i*,ai. U ,>.
t.. .to. i, i,. morrow evening ??r Runday mornlns.
Th? I? ".i,i?i reported n> 1.322 mil?--? ?..-' ?.'
!-a...|\ II....k at 3 is i fUUti ii i%, Is ei
t.. .1... k Mon-day morning,
Caroline, r?ponse an 7??.% miles ??a-t of
Send) H"-k Ht IM a m yesterday, i? espartad
- to morro* forenoon
The It?.i? a, r.;..rt...| a? "2Ti ml!?"? ettt of San.ly
II? "k ii 7l?i a m m ??tenia?.. la expected to doch
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO l'A i
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"Moniere) Havana, Jas 23 .....Ward
?Santtaa? Porto lu?... .Un 21. N T ? t K
Ketonla . I.it,jn. .Ian i .Kuaalun
Alain?. .Brunswick, tan 20 .Mallory
Cubana ... Cardenal Jan it .Munaon
i:i hi?. . (lalveaton, Jan 10 , 8?. i-ao
? *n\ ??f st I .nul* .Savannah, tan 23 . Savannah
Katahdla Brunswick, .'?n 23 .?'lyde
SATI i;ii.\ V JAN! ART 21
?La i. rralae... .Havre, J*n *jo .... .French
??.ii, Liverpool, .Ian IN. . Willie Star
?Chemnlti ?? .Bremen, Jan 13.N <; Lloyd
H'r of Navarre....TrlnMM, 'an in.Trinidad
"(Carolina ...Havre, Jan 13.Pren-sb
*l;.? . . I.-' ???. Jan IS l"at?r>?
? 'uj ..ii.-k,.? .Atetara, Jan it .
r*\.i.i ? it*. .Hwansee, .tan ti ,.Brtatat <*lty
Bayern .Hamburg, .lan 12...Hamb .\m
I'anann ... .1 tlatol al, Jan 21 . ? .Pas U R
s.c, \. o ..? flalveaton. Jan 90 Mallory
Jacfcsonvtlle, .tan 24 ...Clyde
i:.on.
c M
12 ???'
12 "7
I ..'.7
SINtiAV. JANCAHV gg
.LllStgOOl. .lai ?.Oinard
?? ofRAtiaii'ia. ..?evaanaa, Jan SB....gsvsaasb
? Dring!? mall.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
Mali t'esssl
VSSSSl. PSf. Line. cioses fills.
X- ,?- Cr, na..a. Trln....i .. .1?? ??'.*. ..i L.'.?ni
eeicumnca, Na?aau, Ward.... 12:00m 'tuipin
"viiV.;, Montevideo, "? ?i m ?m,, ?,
(?ovar Natal, lAoytl Braz-12:00 ni :::0-ir>rn
llohawk. .iHcknonvIll-. Clyde. 1 "> p ni
Yagua. Bermuda R M H P.? T?pm i?i:00pm
SATURDAY, JANUARY 21.
Pblladsipbla, S'hamptoo, ?sfi?tB ji?um
i ..i.ii.im,!, ?vwrpuoii Cuaard. S*J0sui lu on a m
i r?t"ria, Hauiu..iK. 11 .v.u... i? ... ? u in l.?'"pui
banf Auna. Asares, Fain. -... 12:0 im 3*410 p m
i* .iiillni?. san Juan. I't.i Rico M:3t> a m 12:00 m
i.iMialia. ?'??Ion. i i! Kuli.. !?:.*:.) ?? ni l2*O0m
Saratoga. Havana. Ward.l'i:?main 1 :im \i tn
1- A Wilhelm. Jamal?, H A. 11 :i?i a ni 2*O0 p m
Advance, cnatobaJ, Pan R R.lt:80a m 2:00pm
: ayalL Hsn i:- oth. 12:0 l m 3.00 p m
O Print?, I)'-* Ayr..-, l'unie.. .vim a m ll:i?nm
DruiinralK. Mvld.-.i An, R P. 2:?ioa m B
p Willem m. Haytl, itnwi ll:3uani 2.00 p m
California, Glssa*****.*?, Anchor, i ;00 p m
Mlnnewaaka. London. Atl Tr uno a ni
l'i* ?!l Pleni'int. . N'a??;ei. LI g i I .?ni a m
il i,u? ki iih.ii ii. --Ian Joan. Ins. It Ab m
Iroquoia, Jacksonville, Clyde 1:00 pm
?:i.!>!.!)>. R ?le Janeiro, Il SA.llMO a m l:?l'pm
san Jacinto, ?alvsston, Hai.. i:>*0i>in
Concho, Tempe. Mallory. l*O0pm
Cotgt Louis. Savannah. lav. 3:00 p m
MONDAT, jam AltV IV.
s'arainacca.i'arauiai*ll?.>. KHWI.11:30am .'?.???>,, m
Katahitln. Brunswick, Clyde..- 1 :?W p m
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
Destination and staasser. Close In N. V. I' M.
Tahiti ami Mai<iue-?as ?via fian
Praaciacoj Marlp?.?., .Jan. 2?. 6:.'?i
Japan. Corea, ?'hlna ?via Tacoma) ?
?M.-SK?. Mara .Jan 2?. ti:30
Guam. ttllllppiMS ?vi? Sat. Fr.in
risoel I) i transport.Jan 31, 6:30
Japan. ?'? r.-a. China, I'ntUppines ?via
v l-torlai M.mtpasle . ..Keb 2.11*30
Hawaii, l-'ljl Islands. Satncan lal
ai'li. New Zeslaad, Australia ?via
Victoria) Marasss .F?-b l?. ?.30
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Thursday, January
2?r), 1912.
ARRIVED.
st?atner '*ara?.i-?. i.i Uusyrg Jsnsary It,
Ihierto ?'atollo |tS, ?'lira? an lh and S.ii; I MO 2 '.
to i lisa Delletl ?v Co, uith 33 iiaaasngars* mails
an.I iii.Ikp Arilv.l m l il? Un al 10 p in. 34th.
Steamer l'hlla?l?*lphla. .-ontliampton and Chef
bourg Janimrv 17 an?! QueenstOWS Is. t'> lbs
A merk-en Une, ?ith M tirst. 124 eseeitd ?ahin
and ISO steerage pass.-ngers, mails an.l Oldse.
Arrleed nt the Bar at 12:33 a m
Steamer Hoval Prince ?Mr?. I'al.utia N<ivem
i.? r IS, Uotombo Decembei 1. Su.-.* I*. Port Said
1?, Malta 20 arpi Boston Januar> 23, '.. l'aul F
????rhanl g ?u. iviili Misse. Arriviil nt tl?- >:ar
at 7 30 p m. 24th
Steamer liraunfels (Oerl, ?'.iletina November
21. ?'nlotnlrfi DacemtMr !? and Boston Jan 1 ?
to Fun? h. K.lve * ?*o, with mdje. Arn
the Rar at 10:30 p in. 24th.
Steamer luvet), dir?. Barbados Janu.iiv i7, to
Houlder, \Vi?r <?**. Il.nd, In ballast. Arrlv.,1 a?
?In- Der at 1.4?, a in
Steamer Misto?- ?llri. Clenfuegos January 1JV.
10 .1 II \Vln?-!i? M? r * t'o, In ImMast. Arrived
at the Hur at M t> in. 24th
ttttMiaer An?con, < ii?-tot,ai January 17. m tits
I'anama Italltoa?! S??P I .In?-, with 30 passen/ers,
malls an.I iu?ls?. Arrived at the Bar at In BO
p in. 24th.
.-'earner Idaho .Hi). Hull January *i, to 'an
demon A- Son. wl'h nids? Arrived at the liar
at h a in
steamer Hawaiian. Puerta Mesica January 17.
to the An*?-ri?an Hawalteo Ss Una, with mdre.
Arilvcl at the Mar at ?l:.V> a m
Mum r President Lincoln itler). iinmbni;
lanunr-- II llnulng-rie and Southampton 14. i?>
t'n? II un ir {- V.nerl? .111 Line, with .'?4 first.
212 ?? "end, 202 ihird cabin an?l 43*. eteersg?
passenger**?, mail? .n,d m?L?*. Arriv-rd at the
B ? ? i 13 -, m
Itetapan ? l>r.i. gents Mirta Js:i
USry IS, ??Ion |s and Kingston 'JO, to the
L'nlted Frutl Company, nrltn 10 passengera
maili ami mdse .-.rrlverl si the Bar at 10 ?"
.1 in
.-?? itn?-r T-iK'is ?Hii. Bermuda January *.'1
t?> .-? .?i ??. .-i et s.m. with il?! passengers, malls
and '*id> trrlved si th? Bat at 11 a m.
? vVili? m III ' Iniirh i. Surinam
Decembei ;-i. Dem.-r.ira January ?_'. Trinidad '
Carupano ?; ?'umani an?*. Guanta 7. la ??
8, Pus to Cabello '.'. Curacao io. .ia?*me| \-?.
"ms ' i IS, leremin Ig fort au Prit,
Patll ?;?iave5 is a-iil Si Man* and ?lonalv ??
IS, io the Reyal Dutch West India Mai
S p-uaengors, malls nn?l nidae. Arrived at :h
Bai H t" !?"? a 'n
Bteai ?? '? esandra ?Ian?, t'openha-fen l>e.
cember ?"? and r>arlm? nth 31, to PunCn, K'lve
A ?'?> .i'i mil-..- Airlv.-?1 at the Bar -.t
'.' p in
gteatnei irlstopher illn, Manan? .lanuarv
I Pars 13. .nd Barbados ik, t?. H?.oth A Co,
wlih IS aessengers ..mi nuls?-. Arrived at Hie
1... i ?t :i 4'? n m
Steamer Monro?. Newport News snd Not -
folk, io the ?Hii Iinininl.in S? Co, with pas
?eiiijsers ?tad milse Pass? ?I In Band] H??ok :'
D 11 p m
Kteamer Hamilton Newport New? an?l N'???
folk. t?. the i?|! Dom nl?an Ss ?*o. with pas
sengera >n?t in?ls?. l'assert In Quarantm. ,.
- 10 n m
Steamer Proteu?. New- Orlean? Januaiv 2i>
?<? ill Momharn i ? -tl? .*.'., with pesaena;ei
nn?l mdae. Passed in ?quarantine at 7 \-? H m
?mer :-"Of|unis, Jackaenvilia .lanuarv j.
and <"tni-lestnn 2.".. to th? Civile S? ?*o. w|t'
peaeengers and nnlse Passed n ?^u.irantln?
at In *i m
Stei?ni * ?*ltv of s- ! mils, Savannah .Tanu
H". -?ns. to the 0?e*,n s? ?*?>. with passenaers
an.t m?l??v Anchor?-?! In Quarantine at 1 i ",
1> m
Steanie, .)?i-?r II (Dan), <*"penh.ia?n Janu
arv II ?.'hristtaala 13 and ?'hr'Stlansand 14.
t?. Punch, i. ^ ' 0, Alth r.*:> cabin and 177
?t-eri,,, . i?-e.|*-,>r? and mdse Arrived nt th.
Bar at I '.'i p ?t*
Sandy Ho?.k. N I. Jan '.'.'.. 0 .10 p m Wind
north northwest, moderate breeze; partlv rlou?i> .
I ljth t sea
" SAILND
gteaaters la Sav-sla (Pr), Havre; wiih.-i
vniii?. B?. . ilr.inl' W? steal?* ? Brl. Kant...
Petrolaln? (Br), Renen; fr Valla Pbilsdel
phla. Mo:-*. ?*a?tle, ll.ivana, Fagertun ?N',,n
Norfolk; <'?eana tBr), Bermuda. Prln'-^c
Anne, tforfolh md Newport News; ?"l.v of
nah, Savannah; I>otnlnlc ?Bn. Maran
ham: i:i m?1". <;,<iv. *to,i; Oreenbaak tBr>,
Havre; Alletnannla (Oeri. Inagua; Time? (Nor),
Havana. Guaiit.m.imo (Cuban). Havana.
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVKH.
Wflllngton. Jan 22?-Marlenfels .Gen. New
Te-rk via ?'ape Town, Melbourne, et?-.
Alexandria, Jan g If S Car?n la iBrl. New
V.irk via Madeira. Algiers and Naple?.
Shanghai. Jan 2S .Ie?er1 ? ?Hrl, New York via
Algiers. Colombo. Singapore an?! Hong K?mg.
Manila. Jan 24 Indra^eo (Br), New York via
.\.|?-n, Cenang an?l Slngai>ore.
8A1I.KI?
Liverpool. Jan 2*> Arabic ?Br>. New YorV via
?juo-etaatown
Qiieensiown. Jan 2? -New York, from South?
ampton an.l Chert^urg for New York.
frenoa. Jan 23 Tnormlna ?ItaD. New York.
f.penhagen. Jan 20 Pennsylvania (Dan), New
York
Cape Town. Jan 20 S? honfel? (C.er). from New
York for FreinantI?". Ste,
Haxl.a.los Jan 2ft Atrato ?Or), from New York.
Kingston. Ote, tor Southampton
i'ochtn. Ian 22 Indrawadl (Br). from Yoko?
hama, M?-, for Boston and New York.
PAMKD,
Bcilly. Jan IB Rotterdam (Batch), New Tork
for Amsterdam. _
AMUSEMENTS.
iitiis? ,43d Ht h. di?. Mts s Dsetgaetafl. Ev.*
AMOI M> Till. WORLD.
M*: XT SIN l*;\ i: Pop Prices, s* at? on ?at?.
Mherl HtMldlN?. AI.EX AN I ?Kit II KINKMANN.
litarla lis III.ida, Haul llorenso, l.nur*.
Urav? '. ni"! I.. 11.1:1111. Volpe Hytnph. Orch.
I? %!.*? *-., ir? -a in i:!,? ir, Mm Timu'w.?*:!"..
im. . THE ROSE OF PANAMA
.mill vr. The? .'.'" 1 St., in. M-.V ?>. K.ve |:lg
f ;;?:,{.'.'?.;? A BlTIiiRELYONTHE WHEEL
LYRIC, 4.'?l. West of ffwu Bvenlna-i ? IG.
L : 1 UTTLE BOY BLUE
!.. w ii. i.i*. lit It II it ?*,<*.. 1. \ a :t.*>. Bvsa.S:M
-a 1 ; 1.1 mi Jam , l, uiili?? ''' " "--"' '? '>*?? ?"???
bore? ?? World 111: HRMIlOn \r.,i To-m'w.a-iffl.
BROA mi'AI ! ir-.1 . 11 1 a H ?v iv |vgs 0:10
K -A. TheWeddin^Trip7,,;:en",
W KHT rND.l-.VW.of S w y.i *? 10 Mat.Ttn-?
\\ ?It<>ia Ioriiori riii?.?-. m The St ranger?.
N'vi ?."k .MITT AND ?FF
AP-USS in DSRAELI
The ?Hi Wonder of the World.
in?ffl (??a^
CENTURY K< ???"'!'h.?tri 1) TelSSOOCtA
I . s M.il? ?Vu! (Pop 1 g Sat. '.' Shiirp.
Wll I irifl ' l'.'.'.u?. ,.i',l :inih Si KveS. Or?O
II ALLAI A J m .1 w '?'' and
TII-M?.IIT
I.-..MI1 lime.
iCT'lD '?'"' V.x'-p 1 II" Mai T"
AOlUfl .,?? |:ia \v,',i Mata. Me-|1.M
IT'S BIFFIN?, ?.mu? Kl V
RAYMOND HITCHCOCK
S-HAiTyosog THE RED WIDOW
*??*''? 1 ii?) ? Th.11 *S*wa) A *?*d ?t.
-,1 tun-n a.v| 1 ?j, MiI |?.inu
Mis Kitiio* Ai.i'hs Hla Plays Coder?,
?.COHANS
'Vit THg IIKSi' mi .'?1 *.vi. |-VH?'K
iV, *-i.*mi: Tlii; DAl s 1 >K HOTT,
5 ?B UTTLE MILLIOMAIRE
^|AMMgR*ITKI.N'^' ? :.., 1 1 MttoaA, Ja? J
Ir.'d si. Kvi ?.'.'.? 511 nu.m. ??us gdwardO1 1??
?III? M ,1 ?.;,.!' ,.,, \ .', hool Boy?? ' ??Ma. Until?.
AC?DEnY11 int VIRGINIAN
AMUSEMENTS.
WINTER GARDEN rt-iun? ?m e?iumbu?.
Mit. To-m'w, 50c, 75c ??*.??" SI. 00
MIKAIL MORDKIN
i.opoi how.\?pajit/.kaia
?l?ir*<*t fron? ?he Metropolitas ?ipera House)
And th.* HiK MuMieiii'*'"?,-?. Vinlatla" **ll-s?'*r
Ki'.tertalniuent '?"l* flU-BUa : t'ait.
ANNKTTK KEI.l.ERMANN.
*.? \n\*. \l?.lll .BIO CONCERT
CASINO. Ms a :i!? Bvet'St. Mat.Tm'w. 1 :( I
WINTlIltol' AMI'S Pri-sents ?||||||D||y
THF. SENSATION d U IR U M U II
M ml ne Klllott'-? Tl? . 3l?.t?et ByiUAv. KvN.lJ.
?";V,- THE BIRD OF PARADISE
Pl9uhnil<*a4vh l' "? H'wiiy Kr.r.liiaia S : 11?
riHMWIPhone 2?BH Brjrs.nl Mata To-mor
BOUGHT AND PAW FOR ?%,? i',:"
WlllUni '..ill, ? h ? IIVIKDV, ?lar V. of IVway.
room'sA" Bunty Pulls the Strings
M \\ll VTTAN ;u?h ,?. ?-I i A?.. IIIIITTt |CCC
Opera House, iMst.Tm'w.S-lB l*a*-?l - mufaFW
Nxt.W'k. -Margaret II.IJNtiTON In Kln.lllng.
METROPOLIT AN S8K?.
To-night nt |:ll I- Donne tu ri ?va?-. Farrar.
Alten. Maubourg. Kirrniii; Judlowker. Scottl.
lHdnr. Segur?la, fond.. Tosranlnl. .
Sat. Mat. at '.*?Klgolplto. Tetrasslnl. <>rrld,r-*;
Smirnoff, ltenaud, Ret S 1er. Cond.. Kturanl.
Bat*, Kvg.. 1 M ?innert W'olf-Ferriirfa Can
lata "The N>?v Ufe." un.l.-r personal ?llre.-ilo?,
of the < ?imponer. Koll'.l l.v mino, program. Bo
lo|?|n: aieck, Wh-kliHiii. Hurrhin. Amato. Met
<?P ?'Iiiniia ?inh.. liiiva' Choir, Organ & Plan?.
Nevl Mon. htg. ?f.olia-ngriii. DestlBB. Il"
inei Jadlowker, rjrtawold, w>n ?*<?nd. Herts.
xxeti. Kvg. nt s |B Aitaee. ferrar, Matien
auer. Bparkea: Rothler. Coud.. Toiaeanlnl.
Thura?. Aft. .? 2 :in lut I'erfVe of Aft. ? yci>
Dei Ring ?les Nlh.liiiiK? m RhelngoW.
Thur?. Kvg. it 9 Cavalleria l'ustlraoa and
PiagllHc.l. li.Hiiiin. ?inilsla!. Caruso. Martin.
S. ..ni Ollly. ?'i,?il . Sturuiil.
Krl. Kvg. at 0:ir?-|.urla. T? trar.zlnl, ( on
Nlitntlno. Amato, Wit herspnon ?OBd.. Sluranl.
?ARDKAM PIAN?- PHP
DCI ?Cnifl ?'"' s; nr. B'way. Eve. 8:15.
DtLAOUU Mata Thura. ra?J*J**t. 9.IB.
liAVIl? BEI. A SCO present? HA"? It?
Wanriri r*. THE KKTl RN OF
AR FIELD I'Hlll (?KIM?.
t Evening? at * 2
?T W | .,,!,! Sat., f.eU\
REPUBLIC:^ "*"*' Kv- ?at~"
DAVID
?RLAMCM
Present?
THE WOMAN
With the rumble of q*?
O ver coa I Tumble in your
cirs
You can lace the cold nave
without a ?grumble.
Warm Winter ovcrcoati at
bargain prices.
(15, ?20, $25 and X'W.
All store; :v? \a H e<kesl
Suit yourself loo ?f vou lik-sj
Revised prices n.jw on our
mixture suits.
Vou'vj been "asleeu" ?
your life if ytjii b-iven't slept
outdoors,
"Fiak" sleeping suits of
Llama wool keep you warm in
coldest weather.
For little folks as well as
grown-ups!
Rogers Pket *.cv Company,
Three Broadway Stores
at at ,t
Warren St. 13.'.i St. 34th Si
Btll.T TO I.A8T \ LIFETIME
THE tmi?S BAGO*! PIHH3S
ESTABLISHED 1789.
Ret ill BeblMtS : *
505 5th fivenua, Room SOS
PLAYER PIANOS A SPEC1ALTT.
AMUSEMENTS.
NEW VDIIKS LBAOIKO TIIKATBEA
CMDI9C Broadway and 10th Ft Ev? I-H
tmr ne Ms tin?-?- Tn-moi-rov " \*
KTHJ?L_pm I. \ r 3 TIMEt
IHE
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NAZIM?C^JL
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ppircainy '? ? ?o*1 ,-,,hptEv?ni
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MAGIC
LEAP YEAR** <??>nio.lv >. ' *tti tUSU
am Phillip? and R?M roop??r M?>cm<.
I i ? iidi :iiin*?.
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UlQlllC \V - 41M Street. F.v-*-?. ?
n?nnld To-mor'w g Thurs". l'A
DON'T MARRY BEFORE SEEMS
THE TALKER
UlinCflU '' St.. n?-.?r B*?.. Ev? '15.
nuuaun ,t ?ii
**>rn?8tion Kvt r i-.r.lin iri Siltl.
MME. SIMONE E?"
?Till RET? I.'N PROM JF.Rl AAiaVL.
FULTON *!__*_
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PAIlA t; i.? io MstsTm'w I
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WM. COLLIER
GAIETY ' '
ELSIE FERGUSON
Com. NFXr MONDAV, Seats Now.
?*? 'HAN g HARRIS present
OFFICER 666
M<-lodr;?nian<- Fare? hv I II g
with George Sash md Walldic I ddiaf-sr
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film ns UnMnt p.- m m nos.
k.Mthl'KlidllvIll. Er. I
OTIS SKINNER
In AN 1/IOIiCT "-:
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NIGHT, iiiwmiii
Newlmsterdam V' - ?'-^?l
kt?h3 BEN-HUR
Hi*. ; inn in?. NBXT MONDAT 9setS Sow.
Kl.AW .?*.- BEI AN'.KR ?m r
THETRIILOF THE LONESOME PINE
A new dram.t *?-??. Bur ?? Ws
book <>f th.- ?.un.- i .im?* by Joi.n Fox. Jr.
with CHARLOTTE WILIE8_
LIBERTY K.*"V; l\&
LOUIS mann ;M?rUS?K
UCU/ VnOV B'way. 45tl PI K ?i?"1
ntlf TUlllV Mat.? To-ni.?fw .\ \\ 4 " I*
JEFFERSON OE ANGELIS f.'
?;;: THE PEARL IMAIDEI
LVCKI M THRAIIBE. -<'? ,fU
Tills ,ii;ii'\\ AFTERNOON H ?jj
BEATRICE HERFORD
IN HER ORIGINAL MOMH jm;I'BS._
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HY M PHONY WM'IETI OF MCW *.*****
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HOSPITAL BED
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