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BEU LINE RECBVER
G. W. Linch to Handle System
Until December 21.
HORSECARS TO GO SOON
New Owners to Put in Storage
Batteries?Company Owes
About $2,000,000.
Qajorya ar. Ltaehs general laanaajer of
the Belt l.ine Railroad. has been appo'nt
e<] lecehrer of the eoraeera hy Judge La
COmbe, of the l'nited States Court. F.d
wHrd Oomelli of Brooklyn, who hou-:lit
tl ? prooarty( aald yaatarday that mem
hers of bla laa Brm apptlai for the re
ceivership in order to protect the Intercsts
of the bondboldera Mr. Ltneh, he said,
wiu a<t as euatodlan of the llaaa uaUl
T'eccmher 21, when Mr. COTtM will take
lioaaaaalon of the property.
Scquestration proceedinRs. to collrct
iudgments aajfTagatloa J-'-'-S.'?'>;. were
brought againH the Central I'nrk. Nortli
and Khsi RJver Railroad Cotapaay, the
OjBtb street linei, in the Siipreinc Court
last week by Praab C, Tltua, jr. throuch
Davtea, Auerbach, Cornell & Barry. The
complaint 9atted for the appolntmrnt Of B
reoalver,
Mr. Caraell bought the liru- on Noreav
her M, for ll,67:'.00o at a foredoaure sale
to Batlaf] a lirst mortgage of $1.:
nutbldding Theodore 1*. Bhonta, president
of the Intcrboronirh Bapid Transit Ha
wa? to phv M per cent at the esptratlon
ef tea days and the rernatndcr at tbe end
<if thirty daya
The boadhoMere' expertl placed Ihe
phyatca raluatk n of the property al t4??
2C0.fti\ spart from Ihe undetcnuined valua
ef its franrhtsc. After the pnrchaaa Mr.
Coraell was ojaoted as aaylag thal be had
infid< 118,011 for bls clients in OUtbtddlng
Mr. Fhonts. because the actual valuati.ui
ef the property execeded by that amu'int
the snm named by the cxperts Me de
yeaterday that ha never authorlaed
the statement.
Mr. I/iiHli Baya the road \s losing money.
altbougb it was me'trffat <> ptatM on the
eperatloa of its BMb street line until it
brgan clving tranafera OO aa order from
? :blic Scrvice Commlsslon. The order
d!d not go into effect until December 1.
but to pet the transfer system thnrough
|. worhltaf they had be. n giving them
situe November 1. The increascd cost of
Operation, he said. would BfOhaMy make
s bl* bole in the profits
Tlie Mth street line is the oaly part of
ihe system that is tlectrifled. The re
maladar of the plant ineluded six hundred
hnrses and several hundred old horse
<?rs II was said that battery cars would
ba jrrariually installcd in place of the an
ti'iuated anulaaaant These imtwoTeaMata,
Mr. Uach nrlmltted yesterday, would be
temporanlv held up by the receivership
| Imgs.
The liabilities of tha u'Dicra arnount
to a little more than K.V'Oo.ono Mr. Llnch
said Iie is also lOOalTer foi the Second
Aveaua Rallway company.
INLAND EXCHANGE RULING
Clearing House Association
Ratifies Committee Reports.
Meoabera of the Claatias House Aaaaela'
tion ) esterday ratified tne proposal of the
ipi lal committee on inland exchange.
whlch : econinier.ds that ln addltlon to
? praaeal dlscrrtionury points all banks
i'Md trust companies ln the states of
.Massachusetts, Rhode Island. Connecti
< it, New Jersey and New York shall have
tha privilege of having their checke and
financial iterns handled free by New York
banks and trust companies, provided they
remlt at par in New York funds on tha
same day they recelve the rhtf**
To enter on this class the banks muat
eaajaaja thamaahraa ln writing to the man
ager af th* New York Clearing House
over the signature of their presldent,
i eehtor or trcaeurer to remlt under such
conditions There, appears to be no ques
tton that the banka in the locations named
will be glad to anter into the new a:
laiigernents. The present rules have been
in force for more than thirteen years.
SHERIFF SELLS COPPER CO.
Holdings of La France Concern in
Butte Bought by New Yorker.
Butte, Mont , Dec. 4 -On a judgment
of $?.0OO.MO obtained by the Lincoln Trust
Company, of New York City, as trustee,
on December IS, if>% the holdlngs of La
Franc Copper ? n Butte, whlch
va: organlzed bj F Aua latua Helni<
were - alc to
T pj, Cratay, of New k*erh, for BJiajb},
Mr. Crotey repreaented a newly organ
ized I.a France Copper Company. The
Lincoln Trust Company obtained the
judgment when the origlnal I^a France
Company defaulted on bonds.
m
EXPORTS OF APPLES.
BlMPatta of apples from I'nlted States
and Canadlan ports for the week endvd
November ::0. furnlalied to The Trlbune
by Lunhani & Moore, Produce Kxchange,
frelght brokerfl iboxeB are counted aa
three to the barrel and totals given la
iarrelsr:
New York .. n0,54B .Sarna week lasl
H-,?tnn . ?_T..,l?6 >ear . 1M T'Jl
M?:itreal _ *i. 17H, Total thla aea
"orMand . S4.!t:<r! aon .1,714.84*
Ksllfas. 14,?7r. Tot?j iant sea
Sl John. N. B. ?'t.'-'lO s,on .1.648.49!)
Tt.ik week . t8T,eBB|ra iea.e . ?? K4.H4.1
NEW HAVEN FILLS VACANCIES.
Boston, r>ec. 4.-The appolntment of
Benjamln R. Pollock. of New Haven.
general manager. and of c. N. Wood
ward. of that clty, as general superln
tendent of tha New York, New Haven &
Hartford Railroad, to take effect in a few
t J a >?-. was annnunced to-day.
U. S. TREASURY FINANCE3.
Washlngton, Dec. 4--The condltlon of rha
mird sutea Treaaury at the bejlnnlng
..' t uidn.-as to-day waa: Workinc hala.ue,
tn.' .",??,?*?><; In banka and Phllippine Treaaury,
t32.705.311, Total of general fund. $14?.742.
His, r"<'lpt? yaatarday, ja.263.7W>; dlaburte
meata tt.471.4w. The deficit this fla?al \ear
la ll.OfW 843. afalnst a dettclT of f^l.SOZUS
:aat yt*r. The tiifurea for receipta, dlsburae
nu-nts and deflrit axcluda i'anaina Canal und
ijebt tranaactlona.
? a
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
The foliowlng bankruptcy petltlona were
nled yesterday ln the I'nlted States Court:
THE rOMMONH'KAI.TH CONaTTRUC
TION COMPANY. general contractlng
and roadmaklng, with oftlcea formerly at
42d street and Broadway; Involuntary.
Uabllltlea, WO.uO". and assets. $1,000.
THK ALONZO B. PANDOZ COM?
PANY, manufHcturers of clgara, at Nos.
i<3 and 175 Kaat 87th street, Involuntary.
I.iahilltles. $12,000. and assets, $8,000.
l>Oi;i8 SCHAT/KB. BKNJAMIN
WKJSBART and FRANK THAC. wh
'ompose the flrm of Schatrer, Weisbart &
Than. manufacturera of rm-n'B nochwaar,
^t No. 1 West 4th street; Involuntary.
Judge Holt apnoliited charlea W. Hacon
recelver. Liabilities, $10,000, and aasets,
iMte,
ALBERT L. GARKI8, of No 1<5 Audu
br.n avenue: voluntary. Llablllttea, $6,483,
and no aaaets.
, FRANCia M VALK, of No. 930 Tlffany
atr??t vobjniary. Liabilities, \2.ZV.. and
aeseta, f 1,108.
MORE GT. NORTHERN STOCK'
Directors Authorize $21,000,
000 Issue, Subject to Approval.
The dlrectorn of the Qreat Northern
Kallway Company have authorlzed. sub
ject to ratlflcation by holdera of not less
than 76 per cent of exlftlnj? stock, BJtjBBV
OiO addltlonal stock. which wlll be offered
for auhfcriptlori at par to the stockholdTs
Of record December 21.
The Mo.'k tran.'-fer hooks wlll be closed
Decewaar 14 for tha purpoea of aseer
talntna the Morkholders entltled on De?
cember 21 to take part ln the subncrlp
tlon for the new stock. Certlflcates of
Mihsrription rights wlll be mailed to
stockholdera December 21. Hooks for the
trnn-fer of s-ubserlption rtfhta wlll re
nialn open from the latrrl <>f the rights
untll January 27. 191.1.
E^aytaaati for tha sto<k nill be due upon
the following dates. IVhruary 10, 191;'., 40
pcrcenf, June 10. 1913, 30 per cent; October
10. 1913. 20 per cent. Kebruary 2. 1914. BJ
per cent.
Intere^t will ba allowed on the first
three paymcnts from ihe date on whlch
tiiey (all due to Febmary l ifl*. al the
rate <>f I per cent per annum. and this m
teicst wlll be payable tO the n glstercd
Imlrjers of stibacription reccipts Kebruary
11 19! 1
QU0TATI0NS 0N SALES
Chicago Butter and Egg Board
Stops Official Figures.
? 'hicago, Dec. 4? "No more OJBOtattOBI
on butter and cjrgs," aaa the startling in
fortnatJen sivrn to markel oditora to-day
?rhen they applled te Aeeletent Betialau
Hala of the ChJcaao Better and Rbbb
B( ard for the days QUOtattOna. Mr. Hale
decUned to dlecuaa the naatter, bal the
nctiou of the board if said to he connect
eci with tha fOTernmenl suit in which tlie
board la charged ccith conaplrtng to flx
prices
Untted Btatei Attorney WUkeraon *?id
1 e was not aarprlaed at the abandinment
of tha quotatlona Butter and ckk daalcra
aay the markel la noe open and jTicea
quoted in reporta arlll be thoee at which
actual sales are made.
John Mitchell, \ iro-prrsidrni of the
board. deelared the action had nothinc to
do with the pnvernment suit. "We elmply
dlaaolved h)I quotations commlttcea until
.March 1. Itlt," c.vpleined Mr. Mitchell.
"Prtoea wlll be aatahllahed by the old
mcthod of recelvlas offara to bu> and ^eii
ln the open board, as waa dene some yeats
ago."
THE C0TT0N MARKET
Loses an Early Advance and
Closes Lower.
BulUali overaUrei apot edvtcea from the
south, aood Mancneater trada advleea and
better cahtej than due accotinted for an
early advance in cotton futures yesterday.
and early prloea were up from Taeeday*!
close. This gain -tarted a he.,vy reali/.
ing movenienl, and with ktCBl pp-ss-ute, ln
splred by bearish gitiiiing and crop ie
ports. selling becanic general. and the
markel broka *> to 'A polnta On tha
hreak spot interests took the buying Btde,
and there was a rally of 4 to I point.s.
with the close steady, nd 2 to 11 polnts
down for the day. Kxports are heavy. be?
ing now 76.000 bales in aaoeea Of la*t
year at thla time. {-outhern spot markets
were genernlly unchanged, and the local
market was steady at a dei line of 10
polnts to 12.76c for middllng upland.
Local cemtra. t prices
^ .-h!( :
? tpen Uigh i>on i aaa da
!?? i-2 47 1247 ia.28 is.aoai2.aa 12 *
Jai,. ... 12?>?l 12 .04 12:^ 12 42fl 1 % 44 12 49
reb 12.65 12.68 I2?ft 12.42a 12.41 12. M
Mar.h. 1271 12 74 12 46 12 4'<fU2 40 12.50
April... . 12 44** - II 6|
May.. i2.bi u.aa ia 4.. 12.44e1t.43 12.M
Juno. . 12.41 ii! ?:; 124:1 12.4iei2.4l 1:2 M
. 12 57 12.62 1238 12 404912.41 12.44]
Augutt. 12 40 32.51 12.31 12.304jl2.32 12.33
sei i laOO 12 0.'. )?:!?:, n *i.-.-g 11 00 n ?.;
Oct . 11>5 I1.SI 1170 U.70#11.72 1172
Llverpoal eablea: apot, fair bualneaa itirlaa:
aaie*. B.008 balaa; apecuIaUon and exporl 00;
Biaorlfiaii 1,000 Im^orta 46.OU0 aii Amerl
can Middiina uplaod, 7.024 tataree >pened
ateady, at 1 to 2 polata advance; eloaed arr-a.!'.
3'.- to <i'u poinw nlaber; Deoamber. 'i7Sd.
December Jai.iHiy. '>"7<1; .lanuarv-F.hruars.
?7r.v?d; 1-Vbruary-Mar ,. t;74,-2.i; Mareh-Arrll.
B74d; Apill-May and Ma> .Iun?. ?731: lune
July, n.7LM; Jul) Au?[ji,!. e> 7c"i. Aaguet-Bep
tember aOOHd; Seiteriir^r October, ? 42<l !>??
toaar-Noromber, aaad Maoebeater: ranu
steady. f loths more demaad.
New ');>ans. t)?. 4 .'oiton faWrta ? ie?ed
at h r.ej deeline ot >>'('11 polnta !o-dav i;n<Ur
reallatag, affr an advanre aearad ln the eaii.
tracinr. on aapporl b] kmga and bttynia h
covering shona. The report of 11.007,000 balei
ok the imount of eottoa KlnOed 1.1> 10 the '? :
of .Vovemher?glven out hy a f.rnmti.ent erop
icporting bureau---rauaed ?otn? aelllna arouni
the mlddle of the mornlna. but It waa not untll
Ioiirk he(tan to take proflt? that the market
fell off The iloae waa *tead^
' p'tilng Cloatai
OpUon hld. llifh I.o?- bld
De<-ember. 12 70 12 74 12 ft.'. 12 M
January. 12.74 II 7? IU2 12.64
March. 12.M 12.8K 12 f.7 12 10
Mav. 12 82 12 03 12?ft 11 '17
JtU]. 13 02 H02 12 72 12 7?
o
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
c'hiraio. DeC 4 Hi?- r^-elpta to-day and
bearish reportf from the Arnentlne hatveat cut
a flgnre In deprraRlnu wheat. The niark't
1 '.OfK\ easy, '?'&Sc under laat nl?ht Lateat
tradlnic left eorn varylng from '?c d?rlinf la
\e ar'\ance and oata from %e ofT to a gain
ot a ahade. F'rovlalona wound up unrhanfred
to 5c hlRher. Accumulatlng atockx <>f wheat in
til guartera alnce the clo.se of naviajatlon at
tracted ronslderabl* nottce arrona ?"i^?cu!atora
who leaned to tho bear aide compaiel wlth a
?ear aao. Northweaiern arrhale werr ptactt
callv douhle ln aniount, and ln the Boatbweal
neariv trehle Arrentlne newa that wa? a
further dlacouragement to bulla ma* that cot?
tmr *a? maklnr rapid progres*. c.wing to ex
ceptionally fa\orable weataer. ftange of prl. e?:
Ye?t?r
Wheat; Open. Hlrh. I^r (lo?e. da>
December.. M?* U% ??4;? ?4>? M'i
Ma . fxi?4 t?o*4 ms ao1- aae
Juh. 87'4 67% ?7't ?>7?. BT1
C'orn
f)er,mber.. 4*\ 4fts. 414 4?S 4?l
Mav. 4S'? Blll 4?n **\ 4*\
July. 49\ 40S 40S 4?'l 40?
Oata:
December.. 31 ?? 81* Ma ?1S 31S
Mav. :t2T. ::: 32T? ?2T? S8
Julj. ttl 33'. 32'4 33'. BJIi
Lard:
Januarv .llo.W 110 02 |10 ft2 $10 ft7 $K> ft7
May. 10 13 10 22 10 16 10 17 10 17
niba.
January 10 17 10 2.', 10 17 10 22 10 22
Mav. 9 87 fl ? 'J *1 I BB 0 00
1'ork:
Januar>.. 10 2S 10 3.'. 19 2ft 10 27 10 27
Mav. 18 8T 1867 1? 60 1*. 6ft IS 00
a
THE METAL MARKETS.
' cilM'FR The local etreet market waa auitl
wlth lake an.l eledrolyth .|ll(.ted at 17.02'ta
17 87'ic and cantlng at 17 2.'.017 37'4c Stand
ard copper on the Metal Kxctianga waa ea
apot cioaing at IT.lOc bld; December, I7.100J
rT.aic: Janaary aad Kehru?r\-, l7.ObeiT.2B
and Marrh 17017 26c. Arrl'.ala of eopper 1
.Nm York Were BBB t'.pa. aad ex|.orta for tY
inontti thus far 2.180 tona In l.ondon copper
oloeed dull at I7tl 7s 0d for epot and f77 Bi
fur futurea.
TIN locally waa weak at 49.22'iti'49 42'iC
for ?|>ot. 4?12'??40.421-:. for DeeeniLer,
49 12'vliT49 371?c for January. and 40 Oftfl-IN :tftc
for Kebruary and Mar.l, l.ondon tln .loa?d
*tead\ at ?22ft l?a for apot and ?224 lfta for
futurea.
I.DAH ? ontinued eaay In New York. wlth
apot ouoted Ht 4 2A64.40 and Ka*t St Ixubi
at 4.12lje4.25c, Ix>ndon lead. flR 3a !id.
BPELtTER locally waa eaay. at 7.20? 7'40c
for apot and 7.10*7.30c Kaat Bl Ixjula. Loa
don apelter. 12? 10a. Arrl\al? of apelter at
.Scw York, 600 tona.
IRON Cleveland warranta. 67? 3d in 1/m
don. Locally the market waa qulet and un?
changed. wlth No I founriry Northern and
Houthem quoted at 118 7."c$i!i 2.'. n.> 2
Northern, 81* ZfiffllS 75, and No 1 Southcrn
aoft. |1N 6043119
a
DIES AFTER HAZING AFFRAY.
rtprlngfleld, Mo., Uec. 4.?Bryan c'ram,
alxtcen yeur8 old. son of Dr. I> V. (rane,
of this city, dled to-day from two knife
wo'inds Infltcted on Saturday. following
a hazlng party at Morrlavllle Collegc
Millard t'opeland, a dlvlnlty student. la
under arrret charged with th.- stabbing
iftOT the hazltiK of t'opeland he la rald
to have attarked t'ranc.
ITDHS OF Wl STREET.
Tradir.g for forelgn account yesterday
in the local market a as llsht. Loadon
was a buyer on balance to the extent of
lO.OoO share^.
DIvidend? have been declared aa f*t|OWa:
imiiltaa sriutr Oanpany, raepi?af quarterlv
Of .'". pat eaaal and an extra dlvldend of 3 ner
cent on the common atock, alao the regular
quarterh dlvldend of T. | er cent on th?. ftt
ferie(] Btoek, all payahle January 1 to atork of
record December 14.
American <'an Cnnipinv. quarterh of 1 *? per
cent. an lnrreaae of fi ,.f 1 per OOB1 quarterh.
Ud an extra dl\idend of '? of 1 rer cent on
preferred atork, appllcaMe t<> OCCUOIUlatOd divl
denda on thla Iraue. Dlvldend* payahle Janu
ar\ 1 toOtOch of rerprd December 10.
Irigcraoll Rand Company. regular seml-an
nual of :t pof cent on the preferred BtOCk, pav
ahle Januarv 1 to atock of record December 14
Manhattaa Bhlrt Company, regular quarteriy
of 1 ?? per <ent on the preferred, puvahle De?
cember ."i to Btoek of record Doeonbor Irt.
Ruffaln Mlnea. regular quarterl] of ,"> par cent
arid an extra dlvldend of IB i" cent. pavahle
January 1: booki clOOB DoeotnbOl I*1 and r,
open January 2. alao an extra dlvldend of .1
Mt cent. payahle Kehruaiy 15i bOOkB ? lose
February 5, raopon Fabruary 17.
Interborough lupid Traaall Compaay, regu
lar quarterty of jUt por oaat peyebld Jaaaan
3 to atock of record Doeember '.M
Bnbwo) Realty company. legular quarterh
of 2% per eent, payable January ? to atock m
i.. ord Docembei M
Beml-annual dividond of S par eanl on Nea
Vork ,\; Marletn atock ls paygbla January 'J to
atork of record December l'l
Qnaranty Trua< Compaay, regular anarterly
of H per cent and an extia dlHdBBd nf '-' Pf'r
cent, payable December ni to sto<k of rocord
Decembor 27.
Weyman Braton Tobaeco Company, regular
quarteriy ,,f BH per conl on the ?onunon and
i % pat ecal on tha preferred atock, pejraMa
January 2 to atoi kiioMns of rf.I Dtcom
her 14.
?Jeorgc W Belrne Company. rcgulur quar
terly of 2H per onl on tb4.:: Ofl and 1 **?
per <ent on the preferred, payaMa tsnuarv 2
t0 Stoekholdors of rOCOrd December 14
P LarHlard Tobaeco Company, ex.ra dlvl?
dend of 2'? l>< r cent on the common Btoek and
regiilar quarteriy of :i"2 per cent on the com?
mon and 1'. par cent 011 the prefprrrl. all pay
abte Jantaarj 3 to atockboldera of rocord Da
i.pmler Irt
AmerUan Suieltcr'. BetUtltloa <'oirpany. reg_
Ulai quarterh- Of I44j per ,ent 011 Ihe prrf'rred
A and 1 "4 per 1 ent on the preferred H atoi k
payahle Januarj '2 lo BtOckhOklera ol ro? ord
Decembei 30
American Tobareo CotBpany, r'r'it*' 4**T"
terl\ of 1'i per cent on the preferr' I
payahle Januar) 3 10 PtocklioHcrp of i^ord
December 12.
American ''igar ftMnpany, regular quart?rh
of I's per eent on the preferred stock. pnvahle
Janunr\ 2 to atockboldera of record Decem?
ber 14
Huhl>er Oooda Manufa< turlng Company, n
di\idend of 1 jer eent ofi coaamoB bI ' |
same aa deelared three inontha ago an! Bll
montha ago, also rerular quarterlv of I *? P?r
coat on ihe proferrod atoca; *n patyabla De
remher i< to ??<? h of record Dorcmhor I"
Vollowing dlvldonda Riiaranteed by tlie Del.i
waro, Lockawanaa * Weatorn ttaiiioad Pom
pani are payahle Jannary 1 Horrta * fCaaea
t'allroad. ae::;: annunl of ,1!? per , ent to ato.k
of le.-ord f>ecernlier f>. YaHcv ItHilroad. v n 1
nnnuai of 2'j pai eofll to atock of rocord D?
cerrl>er 21. New York 1 ackawanna AV WoOtara
Hnllroad quarterlv Of lf POT eent to alock of
record Deecmher II; I.aekawanna Railroad of
\? v. jaroay. qaartarly ef 1 per ? ent to atock
of r?. or i I lecemh'-r 7.
people'a Trnat and Bavlna Bank ol t*?l?nn.
regul;ir quarterlv of 2 per i?nt and '-' |" COa
<?!i.i. payahle Januan 2
Pantral Railroad of N>? U-f.,, Mn ??tr.t
c.hldend of |2 a ahare. pujahl, fiecemher 11 10
rto, k of rocord Decoanhor 14: ai'n in ,i?r >iua'
terly of $2 a share. payabla Fohnaary t to
5-;n, k of re-ird Jannai 33
ivntial !-tate? Blectric < orporatlon. regular
quarterh of 1*4 per , ent on the prtferred
atock. pa\aN? Januar< 2 to Btock of -e.-om Dc
> emlep 10,
At the anonal mcetinK of ihe n n.
WorthJaftOO Company WlUlaai n. Dl<k
Bon was ele> ted a dlrector to sueceed Ren
jamin Guggenhelm. Mr. DtCB*9B was re
cently elected pre?ident of the lntern.i
tionai Btaaan Paatp Coanaaa)
iienr\ lf. Duaean hH? been appointad
rapefTtaor ior tbe Baatera iistnct of the
I'nlted State= Motor I'ornpany to B9 D99d
W. I" Srnlth. re.?ig;ned. He wlll have
charge of the selllnar companies at I'hlla
delphla, Atlanta, Syracuse. Ptttabttrali
bi.i Waahteatoa
. laraatjr Troal Ceaapaa yaoteraay
reeelved 99 tbe Kroiiprinz<ssln Cecilie h
ronsignment of fiOO.OoO gold. rnaking a
total of Bj*jB,ata that h9a arrtrad this
week
Kawasan Brb bas been e>cted pi aa a*al
of th* Ann Arbei Haiiro;?d. Buccaadlna
joseph lt*a9aay, j>
Oetaher gross a*iabaaa of the Hocklng
Vdlley Rallreod amounted to $7'(4>?>. aa
Incraaaa of $7*v'*- Mat reeaaaaa from op
erattOaa ati;re>;aled dat.Tdl, a galn Of
iv,ai7.
Tho i.ouiaviiie *;? Naahvllla Rallwaj
Ctnaptaiy, for October, iike other Itaaa
eervins Southern tetTltOrjr, ahowed lacort
gro.ss ea:ntng?. The compan> w,.sunable.
hewever, to handb- ha laiatB4aa hb profit
ai.lv ar- in former | .,irs. and u^ a raOOll
net eornlnaa amounted to ti^Tv..^:.. a ???
i rease of $31u.l.?.
Tbe Novaaahai cai laoveaBaol ef the
N'ew Vork t'entral U*9a was the |ai**al
IB their Instoiv. The total wa> 1.P7IJ..4&S
(,-irs, as OBaapaiad aith LflCTSt la No?
vember, 1911, an Increase of l.'.S.T.'.K cars
October groBs eainlngs of the Triaco
lines were $t.,N.'iO,'.4'*, as 0989991*41 with
$*),694.196 a year ngo and $,'i.?75,117 ln
1910. Net revenues after taxes amounteii
to $1,849,209, an increaae of $7,331.
The Columbia - Knkkerbo. ker Trust
Ooaapaoj artll aaajratfe and certlfy hb to
the genulneness of the |l,lBl,fa9l State
ol N'ew MexteO bonds. to be sold on Ire
ceml>er l?
Diraetera <>f the lllaaoarl Paetfk have
appolnted J |C JohriBon, \ Ice-presldent In
rharpe of the traffle of that road, general
dlrector of traffle of the Could IbaBB west
of tbe Ifjaataafapl Rlver, aitb haaflejoar
terB in St. F/ouls. DircctorB havo also se
ctired the option for the purchase of con?
trol of the Fnternntional Oreai N'orthern
R.illway, whlch would afford the road a
dlreet rnnnoctlon with tbe Natlonal ll.iil
ways of Mexbo. lt ls stated that B. !?'?
Htihli wlll be elected president. and that
aii operating vi< e-presldent wlll be placed
In charge of the Internatlonal Cr.it
N'orthern.
It la 9adkW9t*od that the Tobacco Trod
ucts Corporation wlll 0009 aniiouricc sev?
eral lmportant deals Involving the taklng
over of addltional clgareite concerns. Op
tlons are said to have alre.(y been ae
nired. and the actual cngh tranaactlons
Bhould be completed withln the next few
weeks
The number of bondbohler s se< ured
and the stor kbolders of the Toledo Rail
ways anl l.lght Company who have de
posited their seiurltles in accordance with
the reorganlr.atlon plan is undcrstood to
bave been very large. Considerably more
than a majorlty have already assented to
the plan. and it Is expected that by De?
cember 7 nearly all wlll have deposited
their aecurltles.
BAG <t PAPER DIVIDEND PASSED.
At yesterdai's meeting dlrectors of the
I'nlon Bag amd Taper Company passed
the usiial quarteriy dlvldend of 1 per cent
on the preferred Btoek. Kor the last flve
years n,uarterly dlvidends at the rate of
4 per cent have been paid on the com?
pany's I per cent cumulatlve preferred
stock, whlch ls niitstandlng t<> the amount
Of $11.00t?.OiO Aftaf the meeting tbe fol
lowlnff statement waa Issued by Kdftar O.
Barrett. president of the compan>.
For the past llve months the aelllng
prbe of bags has been lower than ever
known In the bag business and on ac?
count of tho fact that no tenden.y toward
improvement In prlces is apparent aa yet
the directors were convinced that a con
pervatlve pottcy "^ to dltrldenda wa> ad
rlaahta, and aoeorfinaly decided to pass
the usmi quarteriy dUvtaaad at tina time.
Civic and Welfare Bodies Pro
test Cuts in 1913 Budget.
PUT BLAME ON ALDERMEN
Mrs. J. Borden Harriman Tact
fully Quiets Labor Man on
School Inspection.
n<Koiutions eeJttas upon aaayet fjayae.
to \eto tha cuts for medical and charlla
ble work made by tbe aldermen Ifl the
1913 budget were adopted at a protest
meeting In the Knited Charltles Bullding
yeaterday afternoon.
The gatherlng was made up of ropro
lOatathrea of clvic and soclal organlr/t
tlot?. nr. Jaaaea Alexanaer Miiier. who
preslrjed. said tbe Hoard of Aldcrnvm
was ten yeara behtnd the titaaa and
falled 10 appreciate the handwritlng on
tbe wall. Ifc said the cuts showed that
any eampalan of eSaeatfaa la ctele and
aoelaJ problema ohaauuBly aaeehl atart
with the Hldermen
Othei apeakers were Dr. Unaly Wffl*
lams, Dr Ira H Wile. Krank II. M.ctin,
Dr. I'llllp Vun Ingen Artliur \V. Dumi.
Mra Wtlli.im K Drapcr, I.ee F. Ilanmer,
aflaa Bleanbr Jehnaen, Bflaa LOUan D.
waid. ti !'. i/ncis. Thoaaea J. Blley and
Arthur W.ikoman.
Dr. YVIlllams, of the Association for
Impro\ini; tbe CondfUou of the POOT,
sald he had been Informcd why two al?
dermen had voted for tbe cuts.
"One alchrinsn did ^<>. I have been In?
formcd." said Dr. Wllllams. "heCHUSe he
did not liiiderst.md the Items at BBBM
Tiie othei botauaa he did aot know
arhetker H ainoaated to anythtns or
would e\c-n be nOtiCod."
Btiaa Ulllan Wald sald lt was a cpies
tioi arhether there ahould be a Board of
AJdennea bui ??<? II t* stiu in exist. m
ii ahould he made t.. dcfend ItBOlf t<>r tlie
actiona It had taken on the budget
Tho?i oppoaed to piaclne tha ehata
btanaa on the it.mrd of aldermen aald
Hiembera of the Board of Bducatlon, aaf
eral of whom arere present. said tt" y bo*
lleved the Hoard of Kstlmato was re
sponaible for BJ p? i cent of the trouhle
over the budget.
Brcvlous to adopting the reanlution I
dlscusslon was Btartod by B 111,111 whr,
gave his name as CoaklOJ end BBld BB
was a "liibor man "
.\ir. Coakley ohjeeted to tha sse of lha
word "par<>i hlal' In the remarka made
b) Dr Ira S. Wib, whu had said tha!
medical auparalaloti should ie aateaSedj
to aO aekeeta, not avaa aaoapllnB the
par.H hiai. but ihat the eJSerBaanh I ut I
wonid predude aay aataaalon to thesa in
atitution*. i?t. arua repUed it was not a
queation <>f ereed and thal Cathollc
genns or MothodlBl geruis weie not being
conaMered bui thal anperelaloa of all
aehool chlldren ahould be made <"oakie>
contlnued to protest. bUt M'* 1 BoTden
llatiima::. of the New York Mllk COBV
Batttae. enganed him ln coBTeraatloa, aad
the meeting proceeded
A committee < DBBPBSel Ot tlie fOllOWlBB
wa- appotnted te attend the beesei hear?
lng to-day: Dr, .fames Alexander Mlller.
Dr, Unaly WUHaane, Dr Ira t WUe,
Krat.k II Mann. Dr 1'hlilp Van lngen
vithir \v. Daan, Dr. Heary lloeeeelta,
Mr.? Wllllam K Draper. lee K llunmet.
Mis.< Elionoi JoIbbbob, m.*? i^nian D.
Wald. 0 K I^ewls. Dl Thotnas .1 Hlley.
Arthur Wakeman Baile\ B BunitI hw!
Dr. Ilaveti ITrnerson
UROE PATENT COMMISSION
Electrital Engineers Want Congress
to Act on Its Report.
?|.,. board of lliaetora ef lha ejnerlcen
InMltUte of l.l'Ctrh.il Kngtneers bS8
adopted a series of resolutlon- urging
. i<"?, in vbw of the ii'imen.tia pat
aal btlla noe kefon It, te appolat a com
mtttea of unaaaaaed and non*paitlaaa men
who shall stuijv the patent .situattori and
roconunend aueb leojlelBtlon aa aaetna to
them mo-t expcdlent
The roaotuttona alao 'r* CoanJroaa to
boui in abeyanea an pateni hnrkBatlon tiii
aacb a .ommittee aaa been epffotated and
i,as lubmltted its reaofi Ceelea ><t tin
resolutlons are to w .-?tit to each Bena
t?.r aad Bapreeentatlra aho la a member
(l( Hie llcis. Seiiat- I'omnii'tee .
Patenta
IKrorn Ti.e Trmune yvireau.l
Washlngton, December 4.
ORDERS ISSl'KD.-The followlng or
d< rs have been issued:
ARMY
Majer nathamki, P. at'CLOKB, Btb Ca??
aii>. 10 Port Laavaawerta Araaji aartrlea
a'hoola t
ftfajor JOHN II. IlICE. ordnance d.part
ment, from rhief of orUnativ.', to a.?suni'
comiiiand Ssn Antonto Arsenal. Mo Colo
tiel CHARLEB H. CI.AKK, ordnance. de
puriment.
Captaln CHARLB* a i.aWKKNck. 11 th ln
farmv to Hot Sprlnga Army and Navy
> :?,.. imi HoaaltaL
Followlng analgrinieiua oftuers fleld
ler\ ordered- Captaln JUlIN K.
1'HENS, 3d Kleld Artlllery. Flrat
artil
BTB
I.leu
aanl THOMAa D. 08BORNB, Oth Kleld
\rtiller>.
CapUIn HARRY P. DALTON. quarrermaater
i.orpo, to Washlngton ilepot qu.irtormaa
tel oarpa aa aaalataat d>pot quartermas
:< r
Caataln QUINN oray. eoaot artillerv. from
coaat artlllery achool, I'ort Monroe, to
Artlllery Dlatriet of rtiaOOpaakB Bay. De?
cember IB, for ataff duty.
Caotaln CU9TORD ?'. CARSON, coast ar?
tlllery. from Coast Artlllorf Bchool, Port
Monroe, and from attachrnent Iljth Cent*
paay, aaataaod 7:;<i Compaay, Daeombw if>
Followlng oRlcera coaat artlllary, from pre<
? iit dutc-?. aaatgoad to eompanles Indhat
? d Captalna iohv it proctor <Qen
? rai Btaff Corpa), t.> IBSrd company: BL
MKIt l Wai.LACB fslgnal corpai, to i'd,
Rl'HtiELL 1'. REEDFR, to :17th, WI1.I.
1AM \ COVINQTON islgnal corpai to
.,,1 DAVID V BECKHAM. to 146th;
UARION B BATTLB, to l.vid: ARTIIl'lt
I. KEE8LINQ, to 2!Uh; WII.I.IAM H.
PKEK, ;o usih. BRAINERD TATLOB to
Mth; .I'iMN K MUNROE, to 1494; PAl '?
D Bt'NKKR to 4Bth; Klrat I.leutenanta
BIDNEY H, UL'THRIE, to 47th; THOMA8
A TERRY, to USth; TllDMAS C. COOK
10 IBth; WII.I.IAM C UII1TAKER, to
7Hth.
captam FRBDBRIC H. BMITlt, eoaat ar
tlllerv, aaalgned B4th Compaay, Doeon.
ket ij.
Captaln uai.tmi: k. WILJBON, coaat ???
tlllerv. from Hsslatant cbief of ?h?i ar?
tlllery; aaatgned 47th Company, Decem
I er IB,
CapUIn CHARLE8 H. PATTERSOX. <naat
ortlllen on rollof from ofBc< ludge adro
roti gem al of the army, iisaigned I47th
Com|
Captaln FRANCI8 H. LINCOLN, coau artil?
lerv. on reii.f from army achool ol the
line. Kort I.e:n enworth. to IHIat Company.
Poliowlnfl offlceri coaat artlllary, upon rellef
from coaal artlllery achool, Korr ajonroo.
aaalgned rompanlea lndl< ited CaptalBi
PRANK ?'. JEWELL Htii Company:
r.EWIH 8. RYAN, 5Bth; CLA1 DIUB M.
KEAMAN IS4th; JAMEfl TOTTBN, llkth;
ED* *.RD CANFIELD. Jr., 7lat. U.BERT
l. RII04.DE8. Mth; til'V H <; HANN K,
RK'HARD I'. WIN8LOW BlBt;
\m;,; i.. IRELAND, Mth; Flroi Uouten
nnta JAMES K rRAIS 30th; NATHAN
HURROWITZ, Mth; RALPH D BATB8,
I tatti NATHANIEL F'. ROOERB, .Ir.Urn:
ROBERT M'.tiii K 144th; PRBDBRICK
ti \nn \. laatb
Pcllotrlag ofllcora eoaat artlllerj ( irpa, as
Hian,'d eompaalaa Indlcated De.-inber 1.1
Captalna HENRT C MERRIAal BOth,
? ALFRED HAHBROL'CK Wlat; JOHN M.
Dt'NN, 1324; ARTHt'R I- Ft'LI.ER. Mth;
FilciMllli H JORDAN. I17tli. WADB II
?'?.RPENTEIt, Stth 1'onr.pan! Flrat t.i.u.
ni iDEI.NO OIBBOX, *3th Company,
i aptoln HBNRY n BI1EBN, eooal artll?
lery, aoalgnad irtoti, Compan) Docomhor 1".
Followlng rtiat.aes ln aaaleamenta odSoera .-oaat
artillerv anaouneed to take .rTett Dorember
;: Captalna JAMEa M *WHEELER "1?t to
104th: a'lLLJAM H TOBIN, BOth Ui B4th;
ItM.ril M MITCIIKI.I. 31at ?o 4th: WILL
i\\f r I" tTT, BTth i" aTlh; WALTER '
IIAKKH laath to 41?-. CHARLES B.
\vm|.;\ti.i.v1 Mlat to IBlat JOHN P TEB
REI U 1 Bth to HOth; CH \l:'.i.- ?
l,i 1 I. Mth to ?'?"th. Klrat Lteutenanta
JOFKI'H 1! DAVIB 53d 10 Md; ROBERT
C OARRBTT, 12?n11 to Klat: I'Ai L fl
HBRMAN 107 h lo 12*1; KK.l.f.KY H
I.EMMO.*" M- ? ? . ? ' ? I Llautananta
WILLARD l< RICHARDB, i^th, to lT'tth
FREf M ORBEN, 44th to lOUth; ARTH1 R
u FORD, tni t . ISath; ' >HN a HAiRi'
BAth to ime KI ni VMIN V '':' "OTH 58th
t.. |S2d: DEOROE I THATCHER, b44Ji lo
Ollth: KDWIN r BILK1IAN. 7"..| to 4<K!
> ' E DE '?AI'.P.K. 3.VI ? ? 13th ??KDRI'
M. s KEENE, U*rh to llftth I'LAI DB M
THIELE, K.Mi. lo I2dtl . iVERT '
KRBNCH 8th > ?th; ROBERT B K1M
HALL Mtb to 4S-h LEIOH K ' ZERBEK,
IdBtk to BSd; rARLBTON l* BDWARD8,
:-? ? 44lhi HERBERT E ELU" Hifitli ???
RANDOLPH T PENDIJtTON, IflBtb
?.. BTtl -tkwaRT W BTANLEY, Bth to
.tut. DAVID X BHl'BIN, lapth to 100th;
ROT S ATWOOD B*th to 107th; -AMi EL
r HAWKINB tiih to 107th, o.-CAR KRITI"
10 s.'.d CHARLEa M WOOD, lOStk
21 udwi.n j <> iiaiu. laat ?
lOth Ri iMir.i'M VV RIEFKOHL, f*t?
,,, ?4ti ; ??n n p leavenworth,
.,?!, lo ' ?*?<:. ALEX 4NDBB (" SC1.I.I
v AN. 73d to ItTtl HAROLD Ii. BAMPBON,
IMth t , iJSth; i LARENi B L OILBERT,
::, i . IJBth. ARTH1 R R ROWLAND,
IdBth to Ifilot; LEON it COLB 7,td toBlot;
I0HEPH l?. URoWN. ItW'h '?? h5th; LEE I!
WATROUS, Jr . 144th to 1?M BPENCER
h i.am: 7.m to 114th. PAUL i. FERRON
I....-I, to 34th l.r-i.;K M ">'' DILL -'""th to
133d CHARLEA x FRENCH, 73d 'o 130th;
IOHN A HOAO. 149th to I54tl OBCAR v
KSTWOLD. l?8th to Md WILLIAM II
JOl'ETT SStb to IBBth; EARL II METZ
CER .'!0th t 1034; IXE O WRIOHT, 4lal
Wl> A. NICKERHON, 89th o
I34th: PHILIP R I'AVMuW ILLE ' I
?j'.'h. wii.i.Ia.m C HARRIHON. Uai to
IOHN > WOOD BBtb to "iL'd ROB
i RT ii LEB, rrom 11**tt. to Mth: DAVIU
M'L i-"RAWFORD, 4lat lo B3d; 08CAB (
.. \ ;? IIKI.U BBth tO 4?ltb. ? RJB M Rl 11
LIN'OAME. Ilkth to XM: RATMOND V.
. RAMER. eiol to 27th; BIDNET P 8PALD
INi: BBth to 137th; LEONARD L RA I
RETT Il^th to Mth, BTBPHEN H MAC
HREtJOR from 41 *<t to 74th JAMEB KIRK.
MXh to 32 I: ROBEH I' N BODINE HBtl 10
ia.MI.s II JOHNBON, 4181
JOHN H I.IM'T t.i'th to 17th; BIRU
in uois n?ti. lo 4.",th CTRIL a ' ni;
I..W. 41?r ??? BTtl . EARL H HOTHW U.i
ikhh to Mth: JOHN W. CHI'RCHILL Uai
to Mth; BYRON lt C0I>EMAN, II >?
TM HARRT W UTARK. Mtb to 120th;
RATMOND <". PATNE 'ith to lUat;
HTILEB M DRCF I R, Mth to IM 1
Follonlng .ifflier" of ...i>r artBUBfl I "
cparttnent oTACTirulture.^ \ ..-''?..,*'^-<=> j
-^eao <
?--:8artLil6*tv*
' V \ur iAsn? on oiiia-,04x^,^18
\\ Satiom ta*? at a >?$
* (o'Cior* ust MJJiff.-. r .a
(. \ ixe.ANAToa? ?OTn
^ -\aaaaai ,-? im..-,-.*--".;."*-*'//^ *?***'|?Jg
^,XSk?? ?*?-*?*? -?im' dj"?egj?"-*? 5* ?
ua icbk, a.t,
M-e-^aan 3, 1912
THE WEATHER REPORT.
OfhVlBl Record an.l Foreraat.-Waahington.
hec. 4 -Th? flleturbance that wu ln tha
Northaeat vlvan. ed rapldly aoutheaetward to
Kanaaa. whenre it Brtfl ?** eaat northeaat
ward loward the C.rcat I-akea. The Influence
of thla atorm la wldeaptead. lt having .ause.l
general ralna In the last raeatfj f'ur houra ln
the southern atatea eaat ef UM Boahy Moun?
taln* and t" tha r"8'011 of "aa ,Sr'"at ,'?k^,? 8ni
anowa over the P.ocky Mountaln and platea.il
reglona There were hcav> lo.al ralna In tha
Uulf atatea. (ieorgla. and Tennesaee.
Tempi-roturea are deeldedly IOW04 111 the Far
Northweht and th.- Kocky Mountaln and wc?t
ern plat.-au reglons and are ob-.ve the norinal
orai UM ragiea rraai the plalna atatea eaat to
Um Aii.oiM. Caaat _, ., ,.
coid wavc warnlnga a?ara laautd this after?
noon for the Kar Northwiat.
II,e Western dlaturbance will move eant and
, ?uii- ralna Thuraday ln the Mlsalidppl Nall.y
and Thurailav and Krlday In the Kaatem
atatea The lalna wlll prohahly ehange te anowa
Thuradav In the re?lon of the Hreat Lakea and
tae BpOtT Mlaslalppl and Mlaaourl valle\a.
f)\er the southern plalns statea and the Reckj
Mountaln and pUteau reglons the weather wlll
ba generallv falr Thuraday and Krlday
The winds along the New Kngland coaxt wlll
be inodetate varlal.ir. be.-oming eaat; along the
mlddle Atlantic .obhI. tn..derat? eaat and s.,iith
?a?t along the aouth Atlantic and eaat Oulf
coaaia. niod.rate aoutheaat und south: along
the vveat Oalf eoaat. moderate aouth. becomlng
brlsk and probabl> hlgh north Thuraday nlght;
011 the lower lakea. tncreaatng eaat an.l aouth
eaaf on the uppor lakea. in-T.-aaing eaat, shlft -
Ing to north. ir.,bahly beeonilng hlgh.
Steainera departlng Thuradav for turopean
porta wlll have mod'raie varlable wlnoa. over
eaat weather and probably raln. to the Orand
Banke
Korecaat IBt Speelal Loealltlea.?Por Kaat
em New York. uneettled weather, prohablr
raln. to-day and I rldav ; moderate eaat
wlnda.
for Kaetern 1'ennaj Bania, New Jeraey,
Delaware blaryland, Virginia and the nis
trlcl of Columhlu, unaettled. probably raln.
to-day and Fttda] nioderato eaat and aouth
eaat wln.1*
Kor Nartbern New Kngland. clonrly to-tlay;
Friday. probably raln or anow; modeiate va
rlable wlnda
l',,r Southern New Kngland. unaettled to
dft' probably ratn hy niKht and on Frlday;
mod'erute varlahle arinda I.oininir aaot
F.,r Ui'il Vlrglnla. ram to-day and prob?
ably Frlday; oonl*r PiMhv.
For Weatern I'ennai Ivanln nnd Weatern
New Vork. raln to day and probably Krlday;
cnlder Frlday; inoderate to brisk southeaat
w 'nda.
Iluinl.llty
S a in... 87 1 p m.BB|I p. ?.
Obaervations taken at Inltel Statea weather
beroaaa at ? p aa. >esterda> foiiow;
rjfta Temperature Weather.
Albany . 44 <lear
Atlantic Cltj . 4K Raln
Boaton . 4d .'lear
lluffalo . 44 Cloudy
CblcafO . ? tl.ar
New Orleana . 7J l tou.ly
St. I.oiila . M cloudy
Waahington . 4S ,-|?ar
local OfHrlal Kecord.- The following ofTlelal
reeerd from the Weather Hureau ahowa UM
changes In the temperature for the last twenty
four h.'iir* In rninpartaon wlth the correapond
lug date laat year:
11.11 1012 i
B 'a m. Xi 441 ? P
Hl. in. 2H 41 j tl P
I) a. m. M TO'll p.
12 m. 2* *2 \2 P.
4 p. m ... ? 481
Hlghtat tenipemture \e*t?rday, 48 degreeo
<at 7 p. ni 1; lowest, BJ; average yeaterday. 48;
average for correapondlng dala laat year. 2?;
average for correapondlng date laat thlrty
three year*. BT.
1/val 1'ore. a*t rnaettled weather. probablj
raln to day and Krlda). moderate catt wlnda.
duty, artlllerv district lndlcated. aaalgned to
rompaniea deaignated December 18: I'aptain
ROBERT E WYLLIE, Southern District
New York. to llflth WILUAM KORSE.
Delaware. to 45th. TIRiMAS F. DWYER.
Narraganaett Bay. to 117th; JOHM G
WORKIZER, Baltlmore. to ^lat; CLIKTON
C. CAKTEH. < heaapeake Bay. to lo?th;
KTAN1.EY D. KMKR'K. Southern Diatrict
New York, to 9Hth, HUMER B. (IBAN'T.
Narragenaett Bay. to !?7th. GHANVILLB
8BVIER. Southern Diatrict New York, to
110th: JAc'Ou M COWARD, cTiesapeake
Bay, to 12Hth; JOSBPH MATSON, Potoraac.
to |48d; c'HARLES D WINN. Savannah. to
72d; WILUAM lt. BETTISo.N. New London.
to 14th; OEOROE A. TAYLOR, Baltlmore.
to Httd; OEORUE P. HAWES. Jr.. Boaton,
to 15:!d; Flrst Lieutenanta EDWARD E.
FAHNSWORTH. .'heaapeake Bav. to l6?th.
JACOB A. MAL'K. New Bedford, to 32d;
WILUAM T. OAHPENTER. Key West, to
1211; JAMKS S. Dl'SENBURY, Eestsrn Ar
Tille-v Diatrict New York. to ?2d; LI/JYD
B. MAORI'DBR. Savannah, to 72d: LLOYD
P HuRSiALL. Narraganaett Bay,' to 190th;
EDWARD A. STOCKTON, Jr.. Delaware. to
4?tb; WILMOT A DANIELflON, Puget
Bouqd, I" U4th: JOHN MATTHER, Ports
inouth, to 147}d; " WALTER P- BOAT
WRIOHT, New orleans, to Dlst. HAROLD
L. OARDINER, Tampa, to l?2d- EDWIN P.
BARLOW, Moblle. to .Urth; NORTON M
BEARDBLEE, (lalveaton. to 193d. PHIL1P
S OAGE, Portland, to 4?th: WILUAM C.
KOENIU. Boaton. to 120th; JAMBH R.
I'AMPBELL. fape Fear. to Blati Al'OFSTt'8
NORTOV, Columbia, to O.ld. WILMAM N.
PORTBR. iharlealon. to 144th; Second Llou
tenants KANIHL N. SWAN. Jr , Potomar. to
104th. KENNETH B. HARMON, Oalveaton.
to 138th; FRANK DRAKE. San Diego, to
115th; HENRY N. SI.'MNER, Tampa, to
182d; PREDERICK K OARCIN. New Or
leana. to 91ft
panlea lndlcated to unasslgned llat. to ar
tlllery dlaarleta deaignated Deeember 10,
for ataff dti'v: <'aptaln-, WILMAM F.
STEWART. Jr.. 14th t'ompany, and AI.
LEN D. HAYMuND H7th, to Narragan?
aett Bay; PREDERICK W. PHTSTERER.
I22d, to Penaaeola, WILMAM R.
DOOREP. BOth to Moblle. HARRY T,
MATTHEWS. 41at. to < heaapeake Bay;
RR'HAHD K. CRAVEN8, UStb: AVERY
J. t'OOPER, 1.17th, and RICHARD H.
WILLIAMs. ?Mh. to Southern Artlllery
DlatrlCt New York; LYNN S EDWARDS.
4.*.th. to D-laware; r'LARENCE O. Bt'NK
BR, 7;;d. to Boaton: FRED L. PERRY.
?ItIi. to Penaaeola; WESI.EY W. K. HAM?
ILTON. taid, to Portland; JAMEfl E.
V. II.SON. 14:t.l. io Potoniac: SAMVEL C.
CARDWELL, .Wh, to New London: RK'H
ARD I. M'KENNEY, 38th, U> Clioaapeak*
Bay; HENRY W. BI'NN', 72d. to Savan?
nah; Fir*t I.teutenanta WILLIAM W,
ROSE. lO.td to Baltlmore; EDWARD P.
NOYEA Jr.. Olat. to New Orle?n*. MAR
CELLL'fl H. THOafPBON. 44th. to Poto
v\*r Serend I.i. utenanta HEI.TON O'N.
KENNEDY, :t7th. fo Portland. C. L. WIL
min, T*th, and JOHN T. H. 0*REAR,
rt.'.th. to tlnlvrafon; JOHN H. HOOD.
t:,o.|., m Columbia; R1CHARD s. dod
KON, tnoth. to Charleaton; t'HRLSTO
VHKV. I>. PEIRCB. lieth, 10 Kev We.t;
W.\i.l..\''E I. CLAT. 117th. to C'ape I'.'a-.
PENELON CANNOM, 131st. to Port*
mouth. RICHARD F. COX, ?0th. to ir>
lumtda r.KX CHANDLER. lltith, to Necv
o Icana; JOHN P. M'camkey. Jr., 170th,
to Moblle; ("HARLEfl A. < HAPMAN. 7M,
to Savannah. EDWARD 9. HARRIPON,
102d. to Narraganaett Bay: WALTER
W, VACTRMEIER. 48th. to Tenaacola;
RAI.PH E. HAINES. 4.'>th. to Delaware;
THOMAS H. JONEB, U4ih. to Tampa;
LAfRFVCE WATTP. 120th, to Boaton.
EDWARD KOI'H. Jr . 4?th to New Bed
ford; OEOROE W KASTERDAY. 2.1. to
Tampa; CHARLES N W1UBON, 28th. to
San f>leBo; EDOAR B. COLLADAT, 132d.
to Balthr.ore.
Fir^- Ueutenant LE8LIE J. M'NAIR, 4th
Fle.d Artlllery. detalled aa statlstioai offlcer
a-hool of flre for fleld artlllery. Fort HIII.
Flrst l.;eutenant JOSEPH F. TAfLBEE, 2d
c'avalr.. from Pa. Ifl.- bran.h mllltary prlaon,
Alcatraa, December 14. to hla troop.
Plrtt l..eutenant AR.'HBALD <J HUTCHIN
SON. 8d Infantry, to PacISc bran-h mllltarr
priiton. Alcatraa
Fir^t Ueuteaaal MAXWELL mfpraY. roaat
artlllery. relleved aa aide de-camp to Major
Oeneral Arthur Murray; aaahBaei tioth Com
ranv. De. ember 18.
Flrat Ueutenaat OEOROE B. EWELL. 3d In
fantrr, detall.-il profesaor mltltarv ?? lenc#
an! tactics, oklahoma Agncultural t'ollege,
? ter I 'kla.. Dc-e.-aber lfl
Pollowlrig flra* lleufenanti. coaat artlllerv, from
companlen lndlcated to unaaalgnei llat, D?
. emter 31, to e.xtat artllleiy *. hool, F*ort
Monree: ai.bert H barKLEY. 168th;
ROBERT K V'OBE, ?T'sth; EUOENB B.
WALKER, 88th; <i!'Y a IIIX. BBtb; JOHN
II. PIERIE, 12.')l PETER H OTTOSEN.
94th EDOAR H THOMP80N, uath; JOHN
N. REYNOLD8, 110th; I/3I'I8 D. PEPIN
^7th: WILLI8 C KNIOHT, 120th; JOHN R
1M.IS. 14?th ROBERT 1. If. OOOUtICK,
Mth JOHN B. MAYNARD. 144th; JACOB
PRANK, l?4th
Flra' I.i.-itenat.t WARREN R BELL. ooaat
artlllerv. from artlllery diatrict of Moblle to
coaat arti1 ... | (;,,..!, F.nt Monroe, Dec?m
ber 81
Becond Ueutenant ? harles D RO0ERS.
Uth c'avali de'alleil profaaaor of mllltary
adenee an.l tactlca shattuck BcBeea, Fari
boult. Mtnn . De. ember 1<>
Following arolgnmenta of second lleutenanta,
...aat artlllerv. ordered; BHEPLER W.
FITZOBRALD lOatll company; ALDFN >1
STIi' i.N'ii 7:1 ' '..ropaiiv
Bacoad Lletitenant OEORGE B OAT, lat Fleld
Artlllery, from Fort Bllia to Fort Sam Houa
'. t<rnporar\ du'.y.
. HARI.FS (LARK. ocdnan.-e depart
n,..v retlred. to t*h? ? -rfe. t l-'ebruary 1?.
]r?.z granted leava ot abaeaca Deeambaf -0
to Pebraary is.
of abaance; c'aptuin i-'Rank l
WELL8, litt. Infant oaa month and ten
dayi froon Decembei la Captatn JOHN R.
PRO?"TOR Oeneral Staff two montha from
December II; faptaln OEOROE W. COCHEU.
try, one month oa ieii?f from
? duttat Plral Ueuteaaal ADNA R
CHAFFEE Ji . I*th Caralry, three montha
from Deeember U; Flra! r.i. urenant TLYDE
B CRC8AN, Infantry twenty day* from
December 15 Socond I.i*ut?nant st'MNER
M WILLIA MS, "'. Cavalry. to March 9.
IM1 Flrat U< ' ' OHN R. BTAREET.
!d iieid 8rtlllere, twtnty-ona da? ftx>m
[.? etnbar II Plnrl Ueuteaaal JOBCFH A
^TKINS llth Infantrj twenty daya on re
l'e' from nreaent dutlei Flrst Lieutenant
EDWARD P. KIN'i Jr . ?th Fle!d Artlllery.
,,n? month amber 9; Captain
RKNRY n 8HBEN. quartenaaeter eorpa,
foui m. ntl i fi "M1 De.-?mber L'
NAVY
1 ie t-n.ni' R M iRISWuLD. detn. hed navy
\? ,,.,(i . ? January 2. 11U3; to the
Callfornla ,,.? .
Lieutenant JOHN RoDOBRs". d^tached 'he
Hiii ola i" " ?? Sebraeka
Enalgn W ? itiKDBL. detached the Oeorgla.
ia the Hannlbal
Burgeon L L, VON WEDEBTND, commartd
tha Solaca.
.Tvll Bnglne.r I W 'i. WALKER and Pai
rna\ataiJa CTert f. W. BAAJIBCH, re.lgna
tl.ms accepte.l
afOTEMEIfTI <1fr WARSHIP8.-The
folh.wing inovcnictita of vessels have been
reported to tha Navy Depaitment:
AURIVED.
Detimliai 2 The L'tah and the Vermont. at
Hampton Roada; the D.-a Molu.a, at Fort
Aranaa* Te? : the Trometheua, at San
Dleao; tlie Montana. at Meraelna. Aala Ml
December I The Arkanaaa. a' Hampton
PoadK tbe Denver. at P|. ?hlllnriue. I.ower
.'allfornia; the Tullahaa^eo, at Judlth Sound;
the I'tah and the Vermont, at aouthcrn drill
ground^ _?
SAU.ED
DOa '2 The I'tah and ihe Vermont. from
South"i. drlil ?r.)iinda for Hampton Roada
|,,? | Tha I'tah and the Vermont. from
Hampton Roads for Southern drlll grounda.
the Artthuea. from Provldene* for Port
Arthur, Tex . the Arkamaa. from Tangler
soinul for Hampton Roada; th? Sterllng,
from Boaton far Bewall Point; the Petrei,
ftom Portaniouth for Boaton; the Yankton.
from Puerto Plata for Monte Chrlatl; tha
I'.illahassee. fr.ini Smlth'a Point. .'heaapeake
Bav. for Judlth Bound, c'heaapeaka Bay.
Dec 4 The Saratoga and the Ralnbow. from
Shangl al for llong Kong
The He.tir, on arrlval at navy yard. Porta
motith. oid.-ied ploeai ln reatrve, and the
Mari. in f'tii ?arrtaa,
Tlie Warrlngton placed In bill commlaalon,
na,\ y \ard, Norfolk.
a
TWO GIRLS BADLY BURNED
Mother Hears Child's Screams
and Runs to Rescue.
Two nve-year-old glrls are in the New?
ark City Hospital an.l likely to dle aa
lha rOSBlt <>f burna recelved laat nlght.
Amella Naftrangelo. Of No. 254 Rruce
street. was playing near a bonfire ln the
vHrd of her home, when her dreaa caught
tir. The chlld'a mother and Frank Genio,
a neighbor. hearlng the child's acreama.
ran to her rescue. Thev were badly
hiirne.l In trylng to beat ovit the flre on
the child's clothlng.
The other glrl was Llllian Haber, of
No. 32? Fifteenth avenue. She was left
alone for a few mlnutes In the kitchen of
her home. and began to play wlth the flre
ln the titove. Fler clothing caught flre,
and before neighbors came to her regcue
ahe was enwrapped wlth the fiames.
MARINE INTELLIQENCE.
MINIATURB ALMANAC.
Sunilae. 7:00; aunact. 4:33. moon riaea. 3:6?;
moon'a aae. 'X. _
HIOH WATER.
AM P.lf.
BaaBi Baa* .*?*<> 8 ti
Qevernor'a laland . 5:18 S:43
Hell Uate.7:08 7:82
WiRELESS REP0RT8.
The K^nialn I.ulae. reported ap 97(1 mllaa
eaat of Bandy Reoh at noon yesterday, la ex -
pected to d.K-k I'rtdai forenoon.
The Konlg Albtrt. reported as 1?3 mllaa taat
of Sandy Hook at 6:80 p m yeaterday, Ii n
pected to dock thla forrnoin
The Majeatlc, reported aa T58 mlleo caat of
Sandy Hook at 8 a m yeatarday, la expeeted
to doek Prlday forenoon.
Tbe Cnited 8tatea, reported a* **> mllaa
eaef of Sandv Hook at noon yeaterday, la ea
pected to dock 8aturda> forenoon.
INCOMING 8TEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
Vaaael. From. JJat
*\'oitalre.Barbadoa, Nov 28_LA H
?Bei mudlan.Uermuda. Dec 3.yuebee
?Zacapa.Klngaton, Nov M. ...U F Co
Carputhla.Gibraltar. Nov 24.Cunard
Buenoa Ayrea.Havana. Nov M.fpanleii
Birma.I.ibau, Nov 18.Ruaalan
Maln.Bremen. Nov 21. ..N O IJoyd
Chicago Clty.Swanaea. Nov 20.Brlatol
Proteua.New Oriaana, Nov 30.Bo Par
KOnlg Albert.Ulbraltar, Nov 24. .N G Lloyd
FRIDAT. DECEMBER 4.
?Majeatlc.doothampton. Nov 27.Wh 8i
*Maracalbo.Mayaguez. Nov 2.">. .. . Red D
?Kaperan/.a.Vera Crut, Nov 21) _Ward
K.-.nlgln I.u'.ae Bremen. Nov 23.N 0 'Joyd
San Ougllalmo-Naplee, Nov 22. f'lerce
El Norte.Oalveaton. Nov 30. So M
Ei Monte.New orleana. ')*<? i /HoJ'ac
Clty of Savannah.Sevannah. De* 3 KaxanAah
SATIRDAY. DECEMBER 7
?Cedrir.Llverpool. Nov 23. . W Ktar
?I'nlted Statea.Copenhagen. Nov 23..S<-A'>.
?St Paul.Southampten, Nov M. Attier
*Mlnnetonka.Ixindon, Nov 28.\tl Trane
?<"aronla.I.lverpool, Nov 30 ..Cunard
?P F H>ndrlk ...St Mare. Dec 2 . R D W t
*Brlnga mall.
0UTG0ING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
Mall Veaael
Vaaael. For. Line. cloiea. aalla.
\a .savoie. Havre, Fenvh... ";00am 1O;00am
Celtlc. Llverpool, Wh St.. JJOam ll.Wra
M'ro Caatle, Havana. Ward U:?0 a nj 12:00 m
Allemannla, Inagua. H-A.. 1.00pm 3.00 pm
Oacar II. Coiwnbagcn. 8 A..- 2:00 p m
P <li Piemonte. Naplea. In; --
Taormlna, Naplea, Itallan .- -
Cranlum, R'terdam, L'ran'm -
C of M'gomery, Sav. Sav.. - 3.'*)pm
FRIDAV. DECEMBER 8.
Korona. Grenada. yuebec 11:30 a m 3.00pm
Seguranca. Tamplco. Ward - 13:04 m
Yumurl, Naaaau, Ward. - 12:00 m
Arapahoe, J'kaorrvllle, flyde- -1:00pm
SATIRDAY. DECEMBER 7
P Grant. Hamburg. HA . S:80am l?lim
New York. S'hampton. Am. H:f>jam ,1:30am
Carmanla. Llveipool. Cun.. H:30am lf>:00 am
Majeatlc. S'hampton. W S.. 8:30 am 13 00 m
San Juan. S Juan, NYAPR ?:00 a m 12.00 m
TIMvee, Colon. t.T F Co.... 9:8" am 12:00 m
Havana. Havana. Ward_t0:00am 1 on p m
P Slglemund, Colon. HA.. 11:00 am 1:00 pm
Bermudlan. Bermtida, Que..12:00 m 2 00pm
Tom antlnea, Rrazll. Rrax.. 1:00pm 3.00 pm
Camaroaka, Glaagow. Anrh. - 8.00 am
Mlnnewaaka. Uondon. At T.- S;30am
Kdnlg Albert. Naplea. NG1. - ll.oOare
K I"r Joaef. Trleate. Auaf...- 1:00pm
I'ltonia. Naplea. Cunard.... - 12:00 m
Dnca d^Aoata. Naplea. Ital.. - 11:00am
Blrma. I.ibau. Ruaalan. -
Momua. New Orleana. So P - 12:00 m
San Jaclnto, Oalveaton. Mal - 1.00pm
l.ampeaae. Tampa. Mallory.- 1:00 pm
comanrhe. J'k'nville. ciyde - 1 .M p m
Rlo Grande. B ewlck. Clydo - 1 00 p m
C of Savannati, Savan, Sav - 8.00 pm
TRAN8PACIFIC MAIL8.
Cloaa
Dearlnatlon and eteamer. ln N.Y. P.M.
Tahttl, Marqueaaa. Cook laianda.
New Zealand. Auatraila (vla Ban
Franclaco)-TahlU .Dac. I. 8:88
Japan, Coreo, Chlna. Phlllppinea
(vla Tacoma)-8e*ttl* Maru-Dtc. 8. 1*8
Hawail (vla San Franclaco)?Lur
line .Bee, A830
Hawail. Japan. Corea, Chlna (vla
San Franclaco) Ter.yo Maru-Dee. 8,8.80
Japan, < crea. Chlna, Phlllppinea
(vla Beaclei?Mlnnegota.Dee. lt, 4:80
Japan, Corea. chlna, FhlMppinea
(vla 8aattla>?Tokohama Maru. Dee. II, 8:80
Hawail, itamoen Ialande. New Zea?
land. Auatraila (vla. 8an *ian
claco)?Sonoma .Da?. BB? e.ae
Hawail. EIJI Dlanda. fiamran Tsl
anda, New Zealand. Auatraila
(vla Vlrtorlai-Zealandla.Dac ?. 8.18
Japan. Corea. Chlna. Phlllppinea ..
(vla Vlctorla)?Kmpreaa of Japan.Dec. 28. 6.aa
Hawail. Guam. Phlllppinea ivla San
Franclaco)? -U 3 transport.Jan. 1,8.80
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Wednesday, De?
cember 4, 1912.
ARRTYKD
Steamer Lu. iline (Br), Ia Rochelle Novem?
ber lt to Davtd T Warden, ln ballaat. Ar
rived at the Bar at 9:30 a m. ?*_?-.
Steamer Ravn (Nor). Botwood. N F. Novem
ber B8 to Hennett. Hvoaief A Co. with paper
pulp. Arrlved at the Bar at 8:20 a rn
Steamer Zeelatid (Belgi. Antwerp and Dov?r
November 23. to the Red Star Une. arlt i 998
cabln and 1.133 Meerage paaaengera and mdae
Arrlved at the Bar at M:30 a m.
Steamer Cervantee .Br), Santoe November J.
Rlo de Janelro 9. Bahla 1? and Barbadoa 28.
to Buak A Daniela, ?ith mdae Arrlved at the
BtAmer Sant^Anna fPVJ, MariellleB Meroar
ber 16. Naplea 20 and Palermo 21. to J W
Elwcli A rv. with 124 cabln and ?72 ?t*era?e
raaeengere and mdae. ArHved at the Bar at
Steamr Havana. Havana November 30. tr,
tho New Tork and <uba Mall 8a o, mlth 48
panaengera. maila and mdae Arrlved a? tne
BVteaH,nV?*Rlonr.rande. Brun.wic't Noven^r
3<>. to the ci/4a ss ca. ^jtrsn
rndae Paaaed ln Quarantlna at 9f?aM.
atoamor I.ampaeaa. Mobile !J?wt?r .*Bf
TamDa 2B an 1 Key Weat 30. to the Mallor) ??
co w* h paaaengora and mdae. Paaaed tn Quar .
"atoarier W TaSo, Galv.ton November IB.
to"theScuthern Paclflc <'o, with mdae. I aaae?
In Quarcntlne at 7:20 a m j. ft
sTeamer Monroa. Newpoit N*w. ??A ^f|0' ,
to the Old Domlnlon/a Co^arfth {M8aa9?n
and mdae. Paeacd in Quarantlnei at 820 pCBB.
Steamer Duea D'AoVa (IU11. ^onoai Naeem
ber 20. Naplea 21 and Palermo 22. ^.??^J,?'\
Sola.l A K with M cabln ???.**""?
i.aaaengera and mdae. Arrlved at the Bar ai
" Steamer La Camplno JMfJlV M8rajpjl>
vember 18. to Davld T Warden. In beltaet.
Arrlved at the Bar at 6:30>a m. v^-_
Steamer Conrad Mohr (Nor?. Bergen N-""^
ber 11? I. 9910144 S to Davtd T W?rten, ln
balla?t Arrlved at rhe Bar at 1:30 a m.
Steamer Sem.nole, San Domlngo ,nd 14*888 .
November 28, 8anche* and Pamana 27 ra*rH
Plata and Monte CrkWJ 28 and Turtta leland ?
U tha Clvde 8a co. with 2? paaaengera. nalla
and mdae Arrlved at the Bar at 1 a m
Steamer Prtn, fllglemund fGer)^ Mofttogo Ba>
November 18. Port Umon M. Colon =?,P9;'
Morar.t 27, Klngaton ? and t*ntlago ?. ? ?
the Hamburg American Un'. tlih ? ???".
gera. malla and nidr-e. Arrlved at the Bar ei
'steamer Nleuw Ameterdam (Dutchi. ?8l9jr
dam November 23 and Boukjgne 24 to h;
Holland Amert.a I.lr.e. with 108 flraf caxbln. 1?3
aacond caMn and 720 ateeraga paaaengera and
mdae Arrlved at the Bar at ^.l^ a. m.
Steamer Kronprlnjeeeln Cecl.le "lei
Bremen November 26. ^h*^;"} ??? 3**
l>ourg 27. to Oolrfeka A Co. with S?0 flrer eaWn
330 Second cabln and T11 ataarapaJBI lftin.
malla and mdae. Arrlved at th* Bar at 6:12
* ISteamer Mag'??1">? (Br>- ?*?'b*'l?? *?2&
IB TrlnMad^B. Sav.nllla 22. OUt8M9 M.
colon 2?. Klngaton 20. and Antllla 80. ta
Mnderaon * Son. wlrh 23 paaaengera malla
and mdae Arrlved at tha Bar at 1:30 p m.
Fteamer Pawnee. Phliadolphla to the Ctyd*
8, c. with mdae. Paaaed In Quarantlne a'
2 30 p m. ?, v 4?
Steamer Grayeon. Penaaco'a Nm'?m_>,r. fj
with mdae Paaaed In Quarantlna at 4OT p?
Sanlv H<K)k. Dec 4. ?:30 P m-Wlnd weat.
Ilght breete; foggy: amooth aea.
8AILED.
Btaaaaan l/)?iiiane (Er>. Havre; Ckaaaoa.
New Orleana; Cherokee. Bmnawlok; MeUpan
(Bvi Klngaton; 8ablne. Oalveaton; Iro^uola.
rharleaion and Jackaonvliie; Caracaa, rjan
luSn* "id-ra (Au.ti. Philadelphla; lallna
(Auat'i. Buenoa A>rea: Kroonland-. Antwerp.
nothllde Cuneo fNor). Port Antoadaj Man
ehloneal (Nor). Port Antorlo; Hamllton Nor
folk and Newport Newa: Mantantlto fCuban
cienf'egoa. Veneala fPr). MarselUee vla Provl
dence; Heeperldes (Br), Cape Town: Jame?
town. Norfolk and Newport Nowa
8TEAMER8 AT FOREION P0RT8.
ARRIVED.
PlvmoutU. Dec 4-Rotterdam (Dutch), Ne*
Yoik for Boulogne and Rotterdam (and pro
reelded at 10 am): 11 33 a m. Amerlka iaar)i
New York for Cherbourg and Hamburg tan I
T.PkTaaaVtMa 8-Karoma ?BD. New Terk M.
Oran. Manlla. etc.
Talngtau. Dec 3-Skerrlee (Br>. New Tork aad
Norfolk vla Port Natal. Slngapore. etc
Trleate Dec 4- Pannonla tBr?. New lork na
Naplee for Etume and Patraa^
Talcahuano. Dec 4?Dorothy (Br). New Tork
vla Punta Arenaa. Corral a:i1 Coronel for
Valparalao. etc; Newton Hall (Br), New York
vla Bahla BUnra. Punta Arenaa and Coronel
for Valparalao, t i* JLX*. >.
Montevldeo. Dec 2?Pruth (Br), New York vla
St Lucla for Buenoa Ayrea.
Hasre. Dec 3?I^itetian (Br). New Tork.
Copenhagen. Dec 8, 10 p m Helllg Olav lDaa>.
New York vla Chrlatlanaand.
SAILED
Bouthapipton. Dec 4. 12:20 p m?Ocaonlc (8r>.
New York vla Cherbourg and Queenatown
cixlo (Br). New York vla Barbadoa, Cotpfi.
Klngaton. etc. _'-.._ . .
Llverpool. Dec V-C>Tnric (Br), N?w YoHt vla
(jueenatown. -m ? ? ?
Brerm-n. Dec 3. ? p m - Groaaer Kurfuret (Q*ti,
New Yorit ' ' ,.
Slerra Leone. Dec 2?Yola <Br) (from Ukre
vllle), New Tork.
Rlo de Jnnelro. Dee 3 Theepte (Br) (frora
Santoa). New York. w
Port Talbot. Dec 8-Burug* (Br). New Tork.
Brow Head. Dec 4? LapMtnd, New Tork f*?
Dover and Antwerp. reported by wtraleat
telegraph 180 mllaa aouthweet at 10 a m
Due at Dover about 7pm to-day.
PA88BD.
I.laard. Dec 4 -Bavola (Oer), New Toek t?
Hamburg.
Olbraltar. Dec 8?Cowrto (Bn, New Tora fea
Port Bala.

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