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BILLARD PROFIT
ANGERED MORGAN
Thought $2,748,700 in New
Haven Deal Too Much,
Mellen Says.
DIRECTORS' MINUTES
RULED OUT AS WRONG
Just $1,000,000 Out of the Way.
Ex-President of Railroad
Testifies. #
Charle* S. Mellen'? memory and the
duly attested and signed minutes of
the New Haven director?' meeting of
October 8, 1900, were in conflict at the
New Haven trial yesterday. To the
satisfaction of the defence, the court
ruled to accept Mr. Mellen'? word.
The divergence between Mr. Mellen
and the record? related to the dealings
between the New Haven and John L.
Billard and his company The specific
point? involved were, first, the 109,941
?hares of Boston i Maine stock which
the New Haven company was prohib?
ited from holding in its own name, and
to hold which, it is alleged, the Billard
company wii created, and, secondly,
what amount of Billard company as?
set? was In the hands of the New
Haren.
R. I?. Batts, chief government coun?
sel, holding the minute book of the
director?' meeting in his hand, stated '
to the court that there was incorpo- j
rated in the minutes of the October 8
meeting a report, purporting to come
from Mellen, then president of the.
New Haven, regarding the Billard
matter.
He went on to explain that If. leg
declared the report was incorrect.'
Batt? aaked leave to introduce it as!
evidence, nevertheless, to be supported
by other dnta, and to allow the .'.iry
to pas? upon it as a question of feet
"Th? figures In that report are in- |
correct. There is a little discrepancy
of 11,000.000, that'? all," Mellen said.
MThl? report u in the minutes signed '
ii the handwriting of John (i. Purker, :
the ???cretary. Do you know where the ?
? port came from?" Batts asked Mel?
len.
"I am ?ure I do not," Mellen replied. .
"It is Mr. Barker's handwriting, and I ?
imagine the figure? in it were taken
from some memorandum found in my
portfolio. I brought the matter before:
the board and I suppose made an oral .
report, but this is radically different !
from what I ?aid."
"May it not be possible that these
represent the figures you presented in
jroa? oral report?" asked Judge Hunt, j
"Oh, no, there is no possibility of ;
that; they are too incorrect," Mellen
replied, and the judge ruled that the re?
port should not De read in evidence.
"How long after the report wa? made
was there an objection raised to it by |
you?" Batt? asked, reluctant to drop!
the matter.
"Within two months and a half,"
Mellen replied.
"Did you try to do anything about it
in the meantime?" asked Batt?.
"Oh, ye?, I had several conference? '
with Lewis Cas? Ledyard ?bout it and
wanted to tear the page out, but he
?aid: 'Oh, good God! You can't do i
that; it would be a crime' that I
wanted to commit a crime," Mellen !
said, "and it was never changed." .
The evidence which the government
foiled to have admitted was in support
of it? contention that the Billard Com- !
pany was nothing but a New Haven
dummy, owned entirely by it.
Otser phases of the Billard matter!
made up the rest of the day's testi
mony. the most important relating I
the fight in the board of directors ove
the amount of compensation Billard re
ceived for his handling of the Ne*.
Haven's 109,?-a8 ?hares of Boston l
Maine stock. According to one metho
of analyzing the matter, he got $2,748
700.
It was shown that the Legislators 0
Massachusetts directed the New Havei
| to reac?,uire this block of stack, o
which it had nonO.nally divested itsel
bv selling it to BiHero. and put it il
the Boston Hailroad Holding Compan)
and it was in thi? turnover that Hi?ar
is alleged to have grown rich.
Mellen told of J. P. Morgan's indig
, nation when he learned upon his returi
having been away while the matte
was being consummated the size o
the Billard profits.
"'It is an unconscionable profit,' Mr
Morgan said," Mellen testified. "Hi
j was very much excited and said h?
could not and would not stand for it
I explained to him that Billurd's profi
was more nominal than real, as Billar?
had taken some of our subsidiary ?e
. curities at their face value when som?
of them were selling as low as 66."
It was shown that as a result of thii
dispute a minute was adopted Octobei
2, 190!? by the New Haven board of di
rector? approving the Billurd contrae!
? with a provision allowing a "reasonublt
' compensation" to Billard for his ser
| vi-es and risk.
! This proviso, Mellen, said, was pre?
pared by Lewis Cass Ledyard, acting
for Mr. Morgan. Mr. Morgan thought
that, as a friend of the New Haven, Bil?
lard should not try to make a profit of
$2,748,700 on a deal involving only $16,
500,000.
"I explained to him that no one could
say just how much Billard would
make," Mellen said. "The New Haven
had no option, since the Legislature
had ordered the repurchase of the
stock so that it could bo turned over
to the Boston Railronsl Holding Com?
pany. The resolution did not alter the
validity of the contract we had already
made to buy the stock under orders
from the Legislature.
"The real reason why the clause
about reasonable profits was added was
to enable me to go to Billard and try
to negotiate with him for a better
deal."
DUPONT DIVIDENDS DECLARED
IK Per Cent on Old and New Stock.
UM Kxtra on New.
Wilmington, Del., Nov. 2-1. The di?
rectors of the E. I. du Pont Powder
Company, at a meeting here to-day,
sleclar^d dividends as fcdlows-.
One and onc-hnlf per cent reg-ulsr
Quarterly dividend on the old ?tock, 1 Vi?
per cent regular quarterly dividend on
the new stock and en extra diviil.-i.il
of 28V? per cent on the new stock.
The dividends were on the common
stock of the old and new issue. A rc<r
ular auarterly lividend of 1'-a per cent
was also declared on the new preferred
stock. ?
On October 15 the company declared
a 200 per cent utock dividend; on Au?
gust 21 an extra dividend of 8 per cent
whs declared, and on May 26 an extra
cash dividend of 2 per cent and a spe?
cial dividend of ? per cent, payable in
6 per cent cumulative preferred stock
of the Atlas Powder Company. On
March 15 an extra dividen?! of 1 per
cent was declared on the common.
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SHAW SEES PEACE
IN WORLDLEAGUI
Says Severe German Defea
Might Mean Alliance Between
Berlin and United States.
|B) (si If tnTiit l! trune J
London, Nov. 24. -A league of Weit
em civilization as a preventive again?
future war w?a the suggestion made b
lu-orge Bernard Shaw in an address d??
livered here last night. He pictured
combination of white civilization fror
the Rockies to the Carpathians organ
:z?-d on a democratic basi? in th i
league. He wished to ?ee America
France, England and Germany in th
league, joined, for their own protec
tion, by Belgium and the Hcandinaviai
stater. Britain, he declared, was ?how
ing Germany that she hod better b? he
friend than her enemy.
"I do not believe, Mr. Shaw ?aid
"there can be any peace in the worls
until there is peace between England
France and Germany. If Great Britau
defeated Germany very heavily the lat
ter might try to ?eea a combinatioi
with the United States. She might sa?
to America. 'We have been beaten bj
the British ; this terrible naval powe;
we have been unable to re?*tst. You sei
how we are penned in. You are in thi
same position, and had you not bettet
form a combination with us?'
"Britain might drive Germany anc
America into one another's arms bj
carrying victory too far."
Mr. Shaw said war was the funda
mental fault of the democrats and so
cialiats of this country, and democracy
must be far more active in the future.
GREAT WAR ENDS
CHRISTMAS DAY
( ?ntlnaed from pace 1
the best men and women that the
I'nited State? can offer, and when wc
get the heads of neutral nations to?
gether with us, our efforts to bring
this horror to a ?peedy end will be
certain of success."
"So it is not purposed calling tho
rulers of the nations at war into con?
ference with your organisation?"
"That question will be snswered at
the same time that we announco our
plans fully."
Mr. Ford was asked what made him
so certain that the men at the front
were opposed to war. The automobile
maker turned to Louis P. Lochner, of
Chicago, secretary of ths National
Peace Federation, who is working with
Mr. For?l on the peace plan. Mr. Loch
BOr said:
"I was in Germany and In France
shortly af*er the war started. In Ber?
lin i? a headquarters Of the Interna?
tional Society of Socialists. There the
Socialist leaders received letters from
Socialists at the front, declaring that
none of the men in action wanted the
struggle to continue. In Fiance I
learned the same thing about the
French soldiers, who -as whs the case
with the Germans reported that they
had learned their enemies wanted the
war to end. The Socialists in Berlin
get together quietly once each week
and go over tho reports they receive
from comrades in the trenches. The
German government knows of these
meetings, but they are not matters of
common knowledge."
Mr. Ford has not the slightest doubt
that his expedition will be welcomed at
every fore'gn port reached hy the
Oscar. His bubbling confidence was
most evident in the answer he gave to
a question of whether he will take an
active part in Mr. Villard's Washington
campaign.
"I'll get to work with Mr. Villard." he
said, "imnu iiately on my return from
abroad after the war is over."
It could not be learned yesterday
whether the peace liner will be engaged
for a round trip. Mr. Lochner said he
understood the charter called for only
a one-way trip. W. Benton Crisp, of
Crisp, Randall i Crisp, lawyers, of SO
Broadway, who il ???iiting Mr. For?
said yesterday he was not privileged t
talk. The eo?t of chartering the vess?
for the trip across is estimated at $1?>0,
000. The Oscar II can accommodate 25
first and second cabin passengers.
When the Detroit manufacturer get
the boy? out of the trenchej, and afte
he get? to the bottom of this America^
preparedne?? ide?, he will take up an
other impartant feature of world life.
"I ?peak of this Naval Advisor;
Board," he ?aid. "In place of tha
board we should have a group of mei
10 pess on th*? production of thing? ?le
?igned to benefit mankind in lue an?
property, instead of turning the at
teimon of these expert? to the mak.ni
of devices that take life and de<Hio;
t rooertv. We ?houid tiAe all of th?:*;.
gieat mind? and many more am
have them ?uggeit improvements ii
the things that will help us to ?ivi
better and choap?r.
"In my own plant we have a de
partment that looks after this featur?
of existence. Then men in this depart
ment are engaged solely in trying t?
.nake life happier for our employe?;
showing our workers where their dol
lars will go furthest with the ?am?
result that would attend the suendir.?
of more money, and in pointing out '.<
them necessaries the absence of whicl
thev remark but cannot define."
Much of Mr. Ford's confidence li
based on the hearty cooperation of th?
Women's Peace party?with whos?
members he conferred yesterday- anc
on the belief that the numerous peac?
organizations abroad will joyously join
'heir efforts with hi?.
It is understood that Mr. Ford will
have other conferences with Pres'i'enl
Wilson. The former announced f? n i ?
?lay that Mme. Roslka Schwimmer, r
lltingarien pacifist, and Mrs. Philif
Bnoweea, wife of a Socialist membei
of the British Parliament, will see Mr
\\ ileon at ? o'clock to-morrow after?
noon to "lay before him documentar?,
proof that a majority of the people <>1
the warring nation? want the war end
? ei! as quickly as possible."
"Never Heard of Peace Trip,"
Say Edison and Wanamaker
a Staff I jrrsipor.deni r* Th? Trlhun?. )
?TsnM Dri.iige, N J., Nov. 14, Thomas
A. Edison said to-night: "l?on't know
Anything of Mr. Fore's peace mission."
William il. Meadowcraft, his as?
sistant, admitted that Mr. Ford had
called up the laboratories, but said
that he had inertly mentioned hi? peace
plan, and had made no arrangements to
see Mr. Edi.*on regarding it.
?n? Mampft ?o Tu im i - '
Philadelphia. Nov. 2-1. John Wana?
maker to-nighi, through his butler, said
he had never heard of the Perd peae?
voyage.
FILMS CALL BEERBOHM TREE
Englinh Actor-Manager Here To On
Shakespeare for Camera.
Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree, regarded
as Enr?an?!'? Meet noted setor-aUsB*
ager, arrived in New York yesterday
on the Kyndam. Sir Herbert it? here
primarily to do motion picture work,
but hopes to appear in New York in
Shakespearian prosluilions in the
spring. He will leave shortly for Los
?Angeles, where he will act for the Tri?
angle concern under the direction of
D. W. Griffith.
"Shakespeare in the movies?" said
the actor-amanger, when seen at the
Ritz-Cailton. "Well. I shall act 'Rich?
ard II' before the camera, and possibly
'Henry VIII.' They are how shall I
say it ? pngeant?'T-?iue, I fear that a
majority of Shakespeare'? plays are not
suited to pictures. To present them
without the dialogue would be like
well, a bit like Niagara Falls without
the water.
"If I can arrange t?> pi".y in New
York in the spring it will be my ?irst
professional appearance in America
far sixteen years. I am now BOfOti
ating with a certain manager, and I ex?
pect to know definitely in a few days."
Sir Herbert i-i accompanied by hi?
daughter, Miss. Iris Tree.
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The Whisper of Peace" I
I uivAi-aK H. SIMONDS, author of "The I
I Great War," tells in his regular weekly B
I editorial in SUNDAY'S TRIBUNE why he 1
I believes that any hope of present peace is vain. I
1 He takes up one by one the questions that H
? will arise in any discussion of peace, and one m
m by one he drops them out the window. If
ml Read it for the characteristically clean-cut reasoning that answers another fgf
Wk big question for you. Your NEWSDEALER will reserve your copy now. &.'
1 ?lp ^uni-ag Qfrtbtmp |
?| Fint to ?Last?The Truth: ?
%\ News?Editorials?Advertisements \ t?
KENNECOTT SYNDICATE
SUPPLIES $65,000,00'
j Completes Plan to Consolid?t
Braden and Utah Coppers.
The syndicate which has been forme
[ to underwrite the Kennecott Coppe
Corporation consolidation plan, it we
announced yesterday, has agreed t
furnish an amount up to $t>i,00u,00(
It was understood that the entir
amount ha? been subscribed and th
syndicat? i? being paid ? 5 per cen
commission in stock of the Kennecot
for the liability which it assumes ii
taking over control of the Braden Cop
! per Company and th? 400,000 ?hares o
| the Utah Copper Company held by th?
Guggenheim Exploration Company.
The amount involved through th?
purchase of the Braden and the I-'tar
stock? and the bond? of th? Kennecoti
is approximated $8s,000,000, but hold
ers of $24,000,000 of Utah and Brader
shares have agreed to accept stock ol
th? Kennecott in exchange for theii
holdings, leaving $?15,000,000 to be un
i derwritten.
It wa? understood that a proposal
1 ha? been made to take over trie $10,
000,000 of 6 per cent bonds of the Ken?
necot* Copper Corporation at 200, or
holder? may %ccept 40 ?hares of Ken?
necott stock in exchang? for each bond.
I The syndicate underwriting price on
the basis, of th? exchange figures is $50
a share for the Kennecott stock.
It is also proposed to take over the
steamship and railroad properties from
the Alaska Syndicate, in which the
' Guggenheims and the Morgan firm aru
interested, for 200,000 shares of Ken
i necott. The Braden control is being
taken over at $15 a share, or one share
oi Kennecott fur three and one-third
[ shares of Braden. As already an
j nounecd, the Utah Copper holdings of
! the Guggenheim Exploration Company
\ are being obtained on the ba?ie of $75
> a ?hare, or one and one-half ?hares of
? Kennecott for each share of I'tah.
Iiirector? of the Kennecott company
Will meet soon to approve the con
' eolidation plan, which also involves the
ilvtiea of the Guggenheim Ex?
ploration Company. A special meeting
: of the stockholders will be held early
in December to ratify th? action of the
director?.
SENT TO PRISON
FOR AUTO CRAS1
Owner of Machine Gets Sixt
Days for Running Into
Trolley Car.
In line with the increasing ?everit
of magistrates toward automobile o
fenders because of the recent increas
ir. the number of accidents, William 1
House, of 12 Maple Avenue, Maplewoo
N. J., received sixty days in the Esse
County Jail. He was sentenced b
Recorder Nott yesterday, after he ha
pleaded guilty to driving hi? mach?n
while intoxicated.
Mr?. House, who was in court whe
th? sentence was passed, faintec
House is forty-four years old, and r?
cently became much worried througl
the death of his mother and the los
of hi? position. Late Tuesday nigh
he drove his machine Into a trolley ca
at Central and Birchwood Avenue?
East Orange.
Twelve automobile speeders were ar
raigned before Magistrate Deuel in th.
Washington Heights Court yejterdav
?even of them, including a doctor, wer?
fined $25, two $30 and three cases wer?
1 eld over.
Dr. J. H. McHenry. of 175 West Sev
cnty-second Street, who received ?
rummons Saturday, offered as an ex?
cuse that he was going to a very im?
portant case. "I can't treat doctors
any different from other folks," said
the magistrate. "If I do, the first
thing you know they will go joy
riding.
John Jansky, of Elmhurst, Long Isl?
and, obtained a verdict of $1,800 yes?
terday in the Supreme Court in Long
Island Cit;. IgaiMt Michael K. Mc?
Carthy driver of a mail truck. Jansky
asked $10,000 for the death of his son
Joseph, -lixtuen years old, who wa?
struck by McCarthy'* truck in Novem?
ber, 19111
Ignatz ILinibor, president of the Pas
saic Worsted Knitting Utile, at Gar
tield, N. J., was inntantly killed yes?
terday morning when his machine over?
turned as he was rounding a sharp cor?
ner. He was forty-nine years old and
leave? a wife and twu children Rob?
ert Geyer, a lawyer, the only other oc
Shipping Information and
Marine News of the World
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parting from Port or
New York.
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Ilawall. PIUUpplM Iil.i.di, *4.m.)?n lalan.l?.
4 . -alia. Su Zcalar I <?la Kan Fran
Slarra .?D**",
Tahiti, llaruuciai. Coob UlaiitU. N-w Ze?
lai-.l. Au,tralla Itla 6?n Kraj.cl-ajol ?
W,*ua . Om 1
lia? ?II. FIJI Mar.il?. He* Z-?!?n.l. Au?'r?ll?
i,la Vani-ouMi anj VlHorta)??MUuia D?o IT
Ali-RIVKO
V,.tnnr$. i\irl. l'.irt Anl.mli N<>? 17, Hl Ann?
,!..! hlmitmi 19. m ll* A?anilc Fruit Cu,
Bu. l'i M P ?. 23.1
RnVlaa inri BaMM A?r?M OO 1? anil Ht
T' mi? Km 14 to Hp.itc?r. Kill.??* k Cu. tallri ,
lUr |l:|| I a, M ,
Sarr.I? Om?m M ?1. t" tt.e AtlM.tlc Frutt Ga.
. ..( H?r lu 4?. p m. 2S.I
it 14r - BMMM ?"Ift II "a BoblJiaon Al
F-ttvt, In bitllul llar 10 ? la
viii.aii., tuii i;?n.? ?Vi II, to H?rtB.l?.
... i-., l'?r. 4 10 ? ru.
>.. .- ??, .1? I.arrli.?*? iBn, C.I?a*ow No? 7, Ui
' . | .- A ' I'..r. II M p m. t*?.
? Hotrli It r , H.IMiiir. N. ? ti. to noul.l??.
?ir A I4.it l-uaranilr.?. 1:11 ? ni
*..u'li??l!? iHri. llu.n.i. A>i?a QM 13 and ?at
BUSINESS CARDS.
(AUKll'I. CABPBT (lJIAMMl I o (?ai., '7
\tttm? sir. ?team lituxl i*r ?i to.,; '.'54
., 4:1 i:?l 4.4th at. CUE A HHANliT.
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Ml LTIOBAIII TVPI WRITTKN LITTERS. M?,
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'..le.' lime M 0,1 Miilcrn
/INE Bl'iiS W'lViLN UtoM '.M. i AIIPKTS.
I rl -? ll??iiii?; 7e. flfr.l f..r ilr ul.r
M IBM MM llriai.t 4JT I . \t?all 4Mb 14
WORK WANTED.
???malt.
A VII4ITIM1 OOVKIIM.-H t-n .ur~??ful with
'?V?r?il rUIUrtn; rrlert-WM. .4 1 Irr?? Miu L
IU lita .1 14 Ir.l s I' ?????. -ttjr
i l.l"l'I.Si. II4IH. IS ?ait. ?Tulilu? t.alr. 4? ?i ??'
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11... Italil). Ml Hui ?lili .1.
DOMESTIC SITIATIONS WANTED.
Male.
i-iriX MIS t"*?JW.| P*W**1 tefmnm.
I IHsrej 1? lui Nia il Pia*? 4I*>!.
loi S'i UBBMAM Cix.K ni.I PATI-4SII.HF. flr.t
rla-alaWI ?iH-.b* 1'rrnt.b llnalhl^ daalra? pa-dtkata
??lili '?rail?; ?? -i r?f?rrn??i?. lierai.aa V4>1??. Ilu
uib.ii. Y ?flit i I??aa
Pamela
i OOO V?MWm I.ami?iiiiM.I rlpah'. Fr?n.'i ?Irl
i hlflanl I?: :.i...'. .vaUn'ry pnf?rr?il. JuaaJ.a
A,?<..7, 111 tail 'lia ?I. 1*1??? ti*).
LtKls NM M, to Nofts?n I.!!l? O ?">. ssirh Unseed
fiar, ? n sj
Msr'a l. Olli n No* 1*. t? ?? Southern
Pi tit ? . ulth m.!?e. ?luarar.'ln*. S 11 s isi
I.J.I.? IBal?), i" S.aalr- V.? I !.. 1'ierrv Malt
I?. ' ? laal i: . |] ..? a. m.
Sir?*?.,-? rRr.. Msnosa N i 5, l'ara 1" ?uid Bsr
bal., I -, l| h,m ft I',, ?uh ,-n.W- liar. S ii m
Heran iHut DI, Anw'snisoi ?oi t. ??? Ha?II. fcd?e
i ? . (mi ?anlii
Kinariu.U A.-, a?..? Iltal . I ?rann. ijtisrintlns. I
T M s m
h _ Willem IT.. A -r.-.tiir. Oct 9.
kf? 1?tr? 17 a . .-ir, - \ ? rui -t.. Eiiy?
? lu ? ?ni lbs AtajSl l'v.i, W?M In La Mail. ?Ith
B ?as ira ir?i - : 11 r ?1 3". g ru
I.? T.mi; . Hfrl, l!..rle?ui No? 1?. ti, the
('?smpigiila Osama!? Trum?ajitlfln? ?1th mslls
s:. 1 ii. I- liar a' ! t" |. tu
Joha 11 RasriieTcalar. Tupan No? ^ sn.l Timi'lcn
I, t.. n.ti.l T Ward?t, ?Ith etoAe ou. Bar st il
p m
?'hilsm-tte. Philadelphia, to the Southern Pvlflr? ,
Ob. Qiiar a'. 3 I* p r,
Hatuvrk. JaaksooTl . - Nos 21 an.) Ch?rleat?.n ??.
In ihs ? i) ?e ,1s Cu. stith l la? 'juar as 1:1 a ?
B li'l-r.l-'. Oalssstoa No? :0. to th<l K.iUthem
l'a. HI- s... arlU* i, |aa sjuar ?t S 17 ? ?
Ma..ils.-s \?v?p.,-i Ne??. ,i-i l .v.rr.-ii.. la ?lu* OU
Oomlnl? n 8s Co. ?I Mr <? - tt a m.
Iir.rt i.\,/i. OUatrosi s.iv 4. M Hr-fiham 4 B?y??
v*n. In mllt** Bar st * s m
Brau'.T ? Bi Tomas ??"t :?. ?1? ni Johm.
Il Hm I? ?? 1 :????, W?thj. & ?'o. with chine
clay Ha* si a M a ?
N'snm? I.S.T . Ivrh Amhoy l?i ?lis New York 4
Bamutsll <J iar ?t 10 '?'. a m.
Htaamer Sno i \..r . ?ilhraltar Qusr s* l:?|?
Panan.a ? ri-.! ?. Noi II. lo Uni Panama Kl?
H-, Una, ?Ith Tiai'i ai..i mina. Har st 1 M p m.
Pa?r:<*?;. PtaUasMpbla. to the ?'b da lis Ci wl?b
n I ? quar s: : 31 p m
Prlni-os? Ana?. Naasps r?. N'awa lid Norfolk, lo 1h?
0 '. 1? ?toi-.." ?-. ? ... ?i-h tt. ! i- sj-.iar a? 3 M P m
hail-kh
Hsm1lt.il. N.it-folk and Newrn.rt SVw?. Arhllb
?i-r II.--. Ra?anlo; ?.mal. liatsaston; M?m Cu?
ti? n...:?. Rottardsm iDutel , London; Alion?
an ?? Tu-:. ? ?sitad; l?uyai.s- i!-r.. Bordean?
?Jrena (Nor), Vladivostok, lu ?mr..,i (Hr.. Hull,
T.Is-r. Noefafal and Nom., n Nasua; Kl Ma/, ??sl
, . '1 .. . Ar.'tiir,?.-'. tla Wtlalnston.
\i. ,, .,- -i?a. .s rfatt ntiisuhiili lltali. Ha**?a?;
F?i* ?l'y ?Hr.. ni. Baacki lUs.. Hr
t- ? m; Auraiiia Ti'sl . Naplea; M itara. Illser
purr Due? I?-_ il Ai.ru?! ilial), Maplaa; Chala
l.si (Brl. Norfolk; Ctt| o? Pun?ais? ?Hr . l'on Said.
Mot.tMT.-?t iSpai Barcadona; CotaiU V.? ?>r.??:.?.
i; . , ? .' . Ml . !?.'... ,-?..:,
f [,.?; j..,rriai..l ia?a*ad Oolhi iiburf; ????.ta
Ma*?a Kir.i?i?K.. OoWa-h?, CkWleUM ?'"1 J ? >?
*..r.*rt:ie.
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
Aiut;\ i D
M? J.melro. Ni? '.3 - AllMUlih. New York
, J? ArrUfd Darr..?mor? (Br>.
?- ^
Soi ?-Cymric iBr?. >>'??' Ter*.
1,1-, No, U A Irlstl? (Brl *? ? ??-rk.
i: '.. , 2| Ntr'.ua .llr . llMstrsal.
i l i. t, f A i t.? (Bn. Nav?
T?rK foi ;.- i? Nui.i?:. ian lo ? ? ! ? i
N.-? i? I.'.. . NfS?
S . , !..-*|.-k inri i
ba?il. Nos 11 A'.nar.rlra ( fIsr-, ?. N-w
' '? . .
l!,riA....i. Nu? 21?llli'.aiod (l)ani. Bhlladal
[.'!. VI . i
r?r.l n ? ana ?Pr? Nass Tork.
.-: Ui la. V.? t1 . - ?/-.i i.? 'llr.. Krsira N?rs?
Iroa I.a Pi!lir?> . Ns?s
\ or?
Haalaa N?H :J -R'.? lllan.o -BrI, Ns-w Tnrk.
m Mlha.l?. No? ::? WlsrlJnvht (I)u'.-ln. IfrMn
N.l? 1- I Mr
l.lt.rs 'ar Soi 31 l!tr:Ui.'1 (Br'. New Tork
'. - ; - ?iniiu /isia.
? '- ? v??.'?- '? (Bf?, Torrs An
nunitat? f. r Kasi 1 O tt on* pro
alr .
r N ? .? Kun '1 ilir?, Nsw Tork
Poe! |. -?i. Nos ?? Bu? ?o??m
s- Ti. m?.. N V. Ko? U Kommt (B-!. .Vas?,
i ..
HAU KP
Amiterilam. N..s 10??iran-chir? 'Dutrhi, New
Tnrk
("ai?> T m N ? '.'? Hi'.'? 'fin. Ns-??. \'. rk
!-. .. ', ..i-- II- Na? '.
v lllakai i. No? II? Borna tt m %fsr
Mll . Protldaetr? ai. 1 N? ? 1
la ?! r.i ?.i t,a-k Nsw Tork.
. i ! ? i Hr-, Htm York
Barbadas. Ko? 34 I? ni? ? Hr . ifrsuu Ntrw York
and K. .f.'.k . Pats.
<?? ? "-? -? M r- b!? dtsl?. Vus York.
K!nm?iioMkl. N.;? 33 - lismrlyd? (Brl. New
Tswfe,
T4SSSM
Clhraltsr Not 21 Sin ?luillslno (Itajl, Nrw
T'.rk f .- Ns; la?.
I.tiarl. No? 3?-Jan Van Nsaaau ?Dsiichi. Nsw
Tork f r H.i'.i?.r.lam
??.iliraltsr. N',.? 2S--Corrh iKn. Np?? Tark for
?'a.- Util
Not H Uru-otnahlr? (Brl, ?'alfTitta for
Pliiln.l.- phi? and N*?s Torl
Prawu. ririiu. Nor 31 Ulllpool i 11; . Nsw Tork
?sd portli I. Mr. f, - n.,:?.-.;.,,? t
Miarl. Nu .? Hr.. New Tork for
Dartmouth and Hi'.tcr.lam.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
PKI>||YTKKIAN.
0
LO FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
FIFTH AVENUE-ELEVENTH STREET
HOWARD OUFFIELD. D. 0.. PASTOR.
THANKSGIVINO OAV SERVICE, Il A. M.
MADISON SUUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Ma -..i. \> ? rar I4th IN
Tha usual Ti a kiflrlna Im, Utrriet at il A M
R.*? It Pirkh?i-it will preic? im l'KKPARKD
?
I'KdTh.sTINT KPIMOI'AI
ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S CHURCH
Hi-i Ai IM at If.i Mlnaut.
1>.o II.-? I.KIOHTON PARKK, I? I> . Rector.
? EHVICtS UN THANKSlilVING DAY.
' . AM
M?t*ll?l I'rsisr a:.,I f. ;i:..ii II A ?I.
IT. a her. Res ?t.s.-;-, II A.sl?7
MKIOI-.MKI).
TIIK MlllllI.K ( ?III K?.I VTK ?IHK? H
: Ass a :
He? Jiill.N <i KA?i?; I? H Mlnl-ler
. ThsnkHl?nns 1'a, at 10 JO A M
llr. I ??a ?sill prra- h
TIIK M A It HI K COLXEOIATB CIUKIH,
Sib A?e. ?i. I 33th HI
lie? DATID JAR H! 1.111:1.1.. |i D., Miniate?.
?in Tl ai.kaa-liiii? lui i: ? runfnutlon of Um lol
!*?l?sa Church of H?. Nu.'- a? unltaa >?lt!i thl? ...n- !
KT??I 1: In a sarrte? In this il.ur. h al U A. M
.1 Malr.ilm Jauiaa Ms I... .1. V I) . will pr?s, h
nu. OOLLBOIATR < m m 11 or IT.
mi inn.is.
Mh As? a-, I ?*lh HI
R*? MAI,?m.M JA> ma? I.K'il? I? H Minister
??i Thsi.k??1?in? D?f (ses aunniin.-aaient of Her
?li-e si ii .at.- ll.Tir.l.i
TIIK W satn KM? < UIXCOI ?TK MU H? H,
Wr-I l> -I A. ? Slid Kill ?t
li>< nr.NRY KVKRTsHlN ?sHIH 1? I?, Mlnlslsw
11 , |i ?'::?- III ? ? O? ISI - f I' * Kn. 1
Mslliorlal < Lai*' us.'lr? with till? ? ? n?rr|al I. !i In a
.,,., r m H U ? hui h I II A M l?r Cob? will |
?..?r?, h Mu-U brj lite Ui. -i MtmoNsl l liorsi .?.Ut?.
cupant of the car, escaped with ?light
I bruine?.
Thomas Ilealy. a taxi chauffeur, of
413 West Thirty-seventh Street, wa
run over by his own taxicab at Fifty
third Street and Eighth Avenue ysster
| day morning. Healy was under hi,
: machine making repairs when a car
1 bumped the taxi over his body. He wa,
taken to Polyclinic Hospital suffering1
from internal injurio?.
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecast? and Kecord?- of the Laat
Twenty-four Hour?.
Waal.iaa-.on. No? 24 ?The low area central on t!a?
North Pacific Cut Mor. lay rtnilnf ha* adrancctl
to Kaat ?bruk? ai.J lncr*aa?d ..maiderablj In
?Stem***, Thus f?r It ht? not been attended bgr
prertpliatl. < nr?t?t la It? mar ?low ba* fallen
In in? mMJL* Bucky Mountain refltyo. and rain or
?now car th? plateau state?, aiao In IB? F?wia?
Co.?t ? . . . In Ui< Kaat th? weither ta d <_?
i at?.I by a hlfh Kniyer?ture which ha? lullt,
up In th. lu? twenty tour hour. o??r tin Canadian
maritim? pr-oilnc?.
l'air weather !? lnJlr?ted for Thuradaj and Fri?
day ?aat of tli. Ulaalwliapl aud toub ?a* th* tiki*
rlfer?. I:-, -.-. 1'.??.*? tli? Mld.ll? Atlantic and N'?w
I' t a. '. ?Uta? Kaln U lndlc*t?d (or in? upper
1?** reflon Thur?da?\ and for Ui? ?ow?r lake r?*iJii
Friday
A* temper*ture will rltay ?lla-tHl, In AUaMl?
ruaat .Hautet*.
St. -i.. . .iniine, are dt-playal on th. up*?r laku.
Win.I, f..r Thunid?) ?nd Friday?No-th Atlantic.
raodarala north, u-.-oialiuj ?artahl? Frklty Mi'dl.
Atlantic, i.... r?t.- north. tooomiiuj. ?>?utt.?a?t 1 rl
day ??hiiI. f.iantk. mod?rai? iiutllwaat, tut
l.nil n?-t-r?T ?..uiti.ut. Weal Gulf. ?a.?l?r?M
??iiitheaal to ?outll. upper Ilka?. ?Uoi.f ?outh?ut *.u
?out!. Tt.ur-.!?). ?hlftl.ii to wt?t Friday, luaet lake?,
frr.l, ?aulla. It.cr.aiti.? to ?Iron, i'rl.lu
Ij-...iI 'or S*?clal Laaalltla?. - ''??tern New
Yuri.. r.??:?rn l'.iiii?yl?antt, X??? Jen?. Delaware
at. ! Manlaad, fair Thunday .... I Friday
Kaiit'ii-kj, Tenu?**??, WMt Vliflnlt. We.ie.ru
Kti Varia, A M am*. Mlwlulppl. Arx*i.?a?. Oklt
i . i 0'?,t?ni Penucyltanla, f?lr Thur?d?y,
TrtiUy. i.ri.l..'.|y ?IiuWiti
Tl.a l'l.irl.i at i ulumlil. Mrfii.u OaMaU,
North and S< nth Car...I.,a and Ne? Lnflaiid. lair
ThuraJay ; Friday, cluu.ly.
Lacal Official R.cord r ?? r... ? ; ?..-..?. ...? :
'? from tl>* W.-ailier llureau ?how? !h? eh?nfe? In the
. tvruper.li.m fur th? l??t twenty-four hour?, In cum
pa^MS with th? aofr-atpundlii, dit? of lau >ear
l?14 ISIS UI? 1010
.1 a in ... 1.1 111 ? p. m. . .8? 474
H a aa. 1? 41 ? p. m SS 41
Ham.29 it 11 i> in .11 41
I II ui. ... 7.4 4'? li p in.81 ?
I 4 I "i M 4.
| HUhe-it trmpveatura ?ealerdtt. 44 deine? (at 11
noon!; l< v? .-?t. 7-s detrwe? i a: | | m I : ateraj*
)?Mterd?y. 42 de?reo?. atera?. fn ..^r??p..i:.ll."., dale
laat year, 80 d.?r-.->. ?iti.it f.?r mrreitpotidlnf data
laat ll.l.tj -thru? >e?r?. 41 lignes
Bar?m?t?r Rudlan.
! ? ?. no . *4 17 | 1 p ra 84) 1, 4pm. .30.SI
Humidity.
Sam. ?31pm ?7 I I ,. m. ?1
L?cal F?r?ca?t.-Fair to Iff ?id tomorrow,
?armer to n.i.rrow; :i*i.l taiiabl? ?lud?, bccomlnf
frr?h ?oiitlieant
?J-Vy.city *%*$ CO?NC?
50 MAWSON AVENUE
HEADqiARTEKS XOTICE8.
Tha follcwlnf ?>?u*? ttvessafu'ls paaasd Dm?.
aminailon for promotion m M i;u, ^ |^*
!aal. al _???* h?_lQUarta*rs. Wsiiar Krou, ?uam
taammo Tl-oop W; lobait J. Kssjiel-j, Jr. (????J
?ton ?i??'r?? M.srfr. Kdwird H?..' Alb?. 7**"
kus. Troop 1*4; Edward Mo.? ,rLa? tvLv*
Jatur? Mi'Kskls.'ua*, Enie?t u_-?.11"
Tioop llu. Km..- B Br.sii?. TMup l_?i__
Br.?_an. Hsrr> Bran... ?os A raiwsalti D v?!*
suMartUh rr'"P Ifti H. Beitram Smith ' ?_?_
Welnhe-rf. Bdwln Kriagaman. Troup IM, J^i-!?*
Pa-tiai d. ^ ?*??
?.Mut? who ars i-aiidt.lalre for ?m ?ad -
??lai? ara reminded ?hat Ihaj sJiould ks?a?*_
lo aujnal ?tth ?M. ai ?.?!: aa nresm?HJa? -r, Jf*
About 1 601 as-s*uls unie t ut>_wl?? of _> v_.
orTVr at Mr GniTithe M Wllnats Ci? ?,jtio?^2?
? -nie Mftt C a Nation" ,a?t SatuMaT 5~*?
I.lherti Theatre. A Ural c.sia bad?e ?ai fo_?
after the pli-ture. Sont should |..-plj u yg*
Ue*> I qu ?rt??_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_
Thare la work for tw? or thrae ars?s? _ ?>_
??_? tlunii? the ?i.ai.dai ra_p?s?:, to last a???
thr?? w...? ~?*"
Major ?resterai O'By an ?rill rmrtrw tr? saaasa w
the ?Vphaii A?>!ua? lo-daj N n -r y ?7 ,,
o?T.o?'k. --out. as? p.?tint to ii'?si,| in Haifa?,
to l.'t II uahcr?. MC. Not los vas ae: t tMMmmt
Quarter? too 1st? t.? notify troop? Indliidiiaii?)^'
?uadsy. Dsv.mbar I. Wir, ?ill ? fc,,'"?s_
Da?. 1? Lhe ?.-Lurehaa of this dl) Bj ta h<^???s!
?nin??*n..Siti ?ut b? trade lo ha?? ta? afsaal?
auk? soiutln? the suhj?.-t ..f h'? ??rs? ? 31
Boy aWouia poaslble to atrend In tferm
lin Saliinl??. I le>etiib?i I tlis ra ? ' all su?.
ta ?ha ?reatar eltj will I* h*lrf in ih? ?fta????V_
s placa t.. u? lint ister l'.i.. ..ra.l. n ?. ?..?>_
IrsMpa will ba ?flw". In!? ai ; .. faami,-J
?lia ?siai.rial e?u.pal|?. ?aid S . 4i ? ^ "
noumed lo ?.vuijii.tera . ..,. th? ?>?
srraniesuei la ars ms.la
Troop Note?.
An liitesrstllif MRM ) Im* Orna* o? tttt!
rseiilri? Isst si the Tr.-n, ..?.? \|. i .?ti?i ?rYaaui
Church Kill? Sire.- ?il \\ .. t .?.Wim? fk,
' ?i,?r aesM
niaaUrr. ?Leu the I'alrl? '?"trhllsj.
1'reSMIlte.l the Ii..p Hill Ih? lial'.tiai (?SSS? TW
MsarntaUaa ?sa aiada ') I??? > rai.s Miagrl, as!
s-Mrens?? ??-?? .i " .i-.-?-? Mit*
,ui, slao '. .??? Uhj.I ar.l Capta I illas. ?
Uie ?Irani Ainu oi Use h-, ? ,u,:?r aft)?
rs'rkrth' ...h::?.? ??t?- pr?-?-.t 1' ???.!'.a HA?
H..U .-ft ? \ . ? Ti-.-.p M 11?, 111 ??*
re rst>rs-??*it<?l
Tro>>p UT l'r H.mli'.r a.-.?j'ma?'?r h?;j y^
<u..lt l'art,
Priav? ?ere a?ar.lr?| U the I r.v l.i'usi uauI ?Ij
\\*n. Sss-os..! .Iks seou'l A IsJiso M Kn?eri
and I??. ?...
till Tuursds) No?.-iiii.er 1? twa?iir-a1i *rn???f_i
??Ml? of Troop 31 Mai S. huir?. i?MuusisM?r. ?asi
a? mis lu U Judm (?resnOauru. of tin K|?m
?'oiirt
Ii.1Mii> R.?'Ut Cr-mnuial.? er A ?' ? ?larlas ?Si
pr.vi.t 'o TraOsP lo? o. sa .- '.?a sajuai
.?.?eni?r won by Ih'.a ?a at t_
IVi?liin?iton HsCihti i? ? T> - ' ??'? ??,
. lui-.d durln? ' .? -..ii.iu. r ?u s4M???
', Usput] !*.? ?it ? ? ?- ? L P^iyj
In hate !.. .i atrae trot?
. I
At t?if n. mi..? m??'i.n ..r T. a I
lers' T.-.?.|j of ti.o tall SI le. a .<wun on trsss ?tj
I 1.;, 1 . !? I ? H ?
Ti.aip 1 M '?? h A Kill? ? . orn.aalar tUas^sl
In a !.??!>? u Im ' -??_!i?i{7
' ranshss ..'
' sew Turk in the aaaesj?.
r.^.ni ..f '..- Hariaas Puklla Ubrtn lut weak. Tsa
ua ??? -f ?Irla al' , f;.?n tatiu
I,! twss I) mn <tu
?srs.ia aii.l |. ...??? f N?? \ .ark ??., i __
?al?ate and talk and ?In? lef.re Tasas amilanas!
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS
[Frr?n Th. Trti.iin? Bureau )
?A a-'ilii|'.in, No-ember 24
AllMY
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?tatliui.
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LANGUAGES' -J3SUS
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sirro?atet notice??.__
IN ITHHCANCK OF AM OR'ir.H OF HONORA
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c( New Tora, i ? tl.-r It li-r-liv ?tim u> ?II j?ir? n.
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Sailings for BORDEAUX
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ESPAGNE, - - - ? Dec. 18,3 P. M
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W.RNCRSVIUr. PA.
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dry air with sunny ex; usur? a - rue ?r,
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from N. Y thnsugii H ?..?"? -'_"
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f. U Yivunw, (??-riera; Ma"?ger
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TRAYM?RE..."*'"

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