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Say Roads Try
To Break Laws
In Rate Ficht
Slate Commissions Attack
Move to Compel Them to
Permit the I. C. C. to
Prescribe Local Revenues
See Violation of Rights
Carriers Declare Thev Will
Lose 87,000,000 ' Rev?
enue on 3-Cent Fare
WASHINGTON, Oct. 11. -Argument
right of the Interstate Com?
merce Commission to prescribe rates
for rail transportation within the
stetes began to-day at a hearing bc
? commission. The case is based
? n the application of the railroads of
Xew York to compel the State Public
? ommission to permit an in
n passenger faros for' intra?
state traffic similar to the "0 per cent
? ' granted for interstate travel,
?ief filed by John E. Benton, gen
r of the National Railway
and Utilities Commissioners, in be
thirty-nine state regulatory
. attacked the railroads'
lion as an attempt to deny to
state authorities the right to pass on
ablenesa for state traffic of
ised rates granted by the oom
mission for interstate traffic.
- obvious that if this commission
has the power to prescribe intrastate
raf" on such a record, there remains
states r.o effective power to
regulate their own intrastate rates,"
aid. "Carriers are taking
lurse in the hope to establish a
precedent which will destroy tho ratc
making power not only of the state
commissions, but of the legislatures of
.nos.
"It is a deliberate plan to deprive the
of this country of rights and
liberties winch have heretofore been
-parable incident to local self
iment. The state commissions,
on behalf of which this is filed, be
- their duty to the people of
their respective states to protest
against this brazen attempt of carriers
a misconstruction of the
'. law and to break down and
agencies of local self-govern
? which the people of the states
have, created and which Congress has
scrupulously respected."
The- states whose commissions filed
rief were Arizona, Colorado,
.. Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indi?
ana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisi?
ana. Maine, Maryland, Michigan, Min
. .. Mississippi, Missouri, Montana,
? iska, Nevada, New Hampshire,
New Jersey, New Mexico, New York,
-? Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio,
ma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South
Carolina, South Dakota. Texas, Utah,
nt, Washington, We.--t Virginia,
ana Wyoming.
Railroads of New York and Illinois
aring before the commission to?
day sought an order making effective
intrastate passenger traffic the
20 per cent.
R. V. Fletcher, representing the rail
of Illinois, said those carriers
would lose ST,000,000 revenue annually
present fare of three cents a
arles C. Paulding, speaking for
the railroads of New York, declared
on the three cents a mile tariff
now in effect in that state the railroads
?e revenue amounting to $12,
year.
TOPEKA, Kan., Oct. 1.?Railroads
? Kansas will apply to the
' ite Commission to overthrow
cisions of the Kansas Court of
R< lations which granted a
cent increase in intrastate
ral -. but refused an increase
? nger '"ares to correspond to
? I by the Federal Commis.
'or interstate Transportation, W.
R Smith, Santa Fe legal solicitor for
'?? . announced to-day.
the twentieth state to re
grant the increase in full.
li.jr. the Industrial Court
at the Interstate Commerce
n made an error of $192,853,
C96 in computing the revenue, nee'es
sarj to provide a 6 per cent return
<:) railroads in the Western District,
:es Kansas. The court, held
that a 20 per cent increase in passen?
ger fares v. as not necessary to insure
?.he G per cent return in Kansas.
?,-?
Hercules Powder May
Buy Aetna Explosives
tiations are under way which
the sale of the Aetna Ex?
plosives Company, Inc, to th:; Hercules
Powder Company. Sol Woxlcr, of J. S.
iv Co., and a director of the
Aetna concern, said yestarday that such
a (!ea. was being considered, ??nd added
that i! had not yet advanc?d sufficiently
td state whether it would ??''-1 through.
understood that a meeting of in
presenting both companies
will hold a meeting in this city on
ty, at which an announcement
may he made that the negotiations have
been completed.
In the spring of 1917 the Aetna com?
pany went into receivership, but under
the management of the receivers. Ben?
jamin B. Odell and George C. Holt, the
s was carried on so successfully
that the receivership was terminated
on July 16, 1919. Mr. OdAl was then
made the ??resident of the company.
The Hercules Powder Company was
organized in 1912 and during the war
ffl - normouB profits. In 1917, the
company's banner year, more than 227
per cent was earned on the $7,160,000
common stock. The companv's business
consi ts of the manufacture of dyna?
mite and powder.
Harriinan and Morton
Companies May Merge
A merger of W. A. Harriman & Co.
and Morton & Co. will probably be an
nounced within the next few days, it
was learned yesterday. The two firms
Will be united for the purpose of han?
dling securities and the deal has no
connection with plans of the American
?hip and Commerce Corporation for ex?
panding its business over the former
'?erinan trade routes.
Reports that the projected combina?
ron would involve the placing of huge
cea behind the American Ship and
Commerce Corporation were denied.
reports connected tho Guaranty
?rust Company with the consolidation,
But it was said by officials of the latter
*hat they were without foundation. The
Guaranty Trust Company, howevtr, is
represented on the directorate of Morton
? Co., winch firm has offices at 25 Broad
Street.
- ? -
New York Metal Market
On- the New York Metal Exchange
"1 waa dull and weak, with Class A
rioted i\> 42.50 to 43.50; Class P>, 41.00
?? 41.75 and Straits' shipments, 42.50
j" 43.50. Copper ' dull; spot, 17.25.
jj*ad dui!; New York spot 7.65, and
East St. Louis spot 7.40. Zinc weak;
New Yoik spot 7.4?, and East St. Louis
?Pot 7.30.
London metal .prices follow: Lead
?Pot ?34 12s 6d;and futures ?31 10.
?mc spot ?40 ]?? and futures ?41 17s
'"<? Tin, standnfrd spot. ?96 10s and
? utures ?95 lOs./with sales of 300 ton?
"Pot und 700 ,t.ons futures, and elec
irolytic spot ?','109 and futures ?113.
?m, standard ^?ot, ?263 15s and futures
y&9, with saf</s of ?00 tons spot and
*?'J tons futu/r*a.
Mariiie Reports
XHR TIDES
H Igh ? nt. r Low water
Hook ... 7:30 7 '.,: \ :%i \ if.",
7m o??" lKh"i'- s 04 8 .7 i ;.r. 2:87
'" !1 '"'?",.!" 07 10 .7 4:1? 4:41
Xoto^Thr. above figures are ?tandard
'""?> ?nd not New York ?State time.
ARRIVED VKSTF.Un.XY
i-,if , . Port. Docked ?'?
1 nlted state*.Chrlatlanla
- Kl 17!li hi. Iloboken
Uo,na.Marseilles
...... ., An.'ti.ir('?l In Quarantlno
Fort Hamilton.Bermuda, . . . Bler 95, N H
L.? Lorraine.Havre.Pier 57, N R
Sun Pablo.Cristobal
,, Anchored off Liberty
Algonquin.San Domingo
, , .. , Pier 74. Bklyn
l.akeNarka. st Marc.Pier 44, N R
Z,rl*?1.f. .Rotterdam
,, , Anchored oft Staploton. S 1
Cockaponset.Alexandria
,_ , . Anchored In Quarantine
??-.,* Maru.Aillera_Pier 19. Bklyn
i, 7,V'unhaw.nanzlK.Pier 74, N H
Haldbutte.por, Lobo<
,, , Pier I, Tidewater, N J
7 ,.x"w Orleans.Pler 4!>. N R
I.aramlo.Tampl. .,
_,., Barber Asphalt Dock, Maurer
' u>- or Alameda.. .Oran. ..<.?fr Stapleton, S I
i<ayo.Port Arthur
... ? Pier 6. Constable Hook, N .T
7 ??r?.-OaWeston. . .Plrr SO, N R
?/7 7",'...TuTpam
s M spaldlng.Tampico ...Cartar?t, N J
..??.hawk.Ponce-Pler 35, Bklyn
Arapahoe.lacksonvlllo
T1 ~ Pier 37, N R
Hayonne.Philadelphia
Vacuum Oil Doi les, Bavonne. N .1
Evergreen City....Brest.pier 74, n k
I.akf F?rber.Newport, Knir
,,??. _ Crane's D D. Bklyn
??as,a.Newcastle, Eng.
,,oV,?,_, off staploton, S I
Hahatonka.Tampico
mi n.?i... ''lf,r 6' Constable Hook. N J
Kl Capit?n.Qalveston. ..Pler 51, N R
Tashmo.?.Glasgow
t- r ??,,.?? , Red Hook Flats, Bklyn
K Luckenbach.Philadelphia
Pler 5, Bush Docks, Bklyn
BERTH CHANGES
i^"se1' Transferred to.
-*'"<??'.Pler 7.6, N R
Amidon" .Pler .1. Army Hase. Bklyn
Bacchus, Pler 12 W s R R, Weehawken.N J
Bassa.... Pter n. Bush Docks, Brooklyn
Bay Head.....Pier fi, Bush Hocks. Bklyn
Decatur Bridge..Erie Basin Breakwater,
Brooklvn
Devolente. ...Morse n D, Brooklyn
E < Adams..Red Hook Flats, Brooklyn
7\?avo'-..li<'1 Hook Flats, Brooklyn
',,"""' "i;l.Fri"t Smith St., Brooklyn
Hamburg-Anchored Hammonds Flats,
B R.
Hlsko.Foot 23,1 St., Brooklvn
!loa--;-.Pler :i4, Brooklyn
Kamesit..p)or s{,_ Brooklyn
Kathlatnba. pjer 7" j- p
Lafcorno. .Fletchers 1) ?7 Hoboke? N J
Lake Oiddlngs. . .Busheys D 1 >, Brooklyn
I.ake Oravella.francs D D, Brooklyn
Lake \\ inthrop.Foot Van Brunt St, Bkl'vrr
Lancaster.Anchored In sft-eam
Maraval.Perth Amboy, N .1
JJasslelc.Pler 3!?, Brooklvn
Minf
Brooklyn
cada. . . .Pier 77, lloboke..
Santa Theresa.Morses li D, Brooklyn
Santiago.Pier 14, E B
Sioux.Pier 14, B R
Tancarville.Anchored In stream
Tlvlvcs.Pler It, X R
Wheaton.Pler 39, Brooklyn
Yukon.Anchored In stream
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS
Hue To-day
? ; essel. Port. Departure.
lo-ahontas.Antwerp . Sept 26
NewYorh.Southampton _Oct 2
:' ?sto< les. . . Piraeus .Sept "7
Pannonla.Trieste ... Sept 23
Nteuw Amsterdam. Rotterdam .... Oct ?>
City of St Louis... .Savannah . Oct 5
Due To-morro
Providence.Palermo .Sept 30
?''? Victoria.Bermuda.Oct 11
Bss? tjulbo . .Callas . Oct 2
Ml r:" Castle. . . Havana .Oct 9
Doe Thursday
Adriatic.Southampton ....Oct 6
P de Satrustegu. . ..Cadiz . Oct l
Manchuria .Vigo.Q0t 7
Caronla .London.Oct 4
Logan .Trieste.Sept 27,
Santa Marta.Kingston .Oct 8j
Due Friday
Wacouta .....Havana.Oct 11 '
Philadelphia .Curacao.Oct
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
Sail To-Ony
Mail Vessel
Closes Sails
Anuitania, Southamp?
ton .12:00 M 3:00 PM '
Canada, Naples.10:30 AM 2:00 PM
Tlvlvcs, Sania -Marta.. 7:30AM 11:00AM!
Bardic, London.- 12:00 M
Nubian, Manchester -??? 12:00 M j
? s, ;,, ? ?lasgow . :.? ;00 I'M '
Royal Prince, Havre .. . 12:00 M j
Vasconla, Rotterdam.. ? ?? 12:00 M '
Will'.mant!? . B u ? n o s
Ayri s. 12:00 M ?
Sail To-morrow
Noordam, Rotterdam.. 8:?'?0AM 12:00 M
Megalli Helas, Hraeus 10 30
0 AM 2:00 I'M -
Walter A. Luckenbach,
Hamburg .12:00 M 3:30 PM
Dochra, Buenos Ayres.. 7:00 AM 11 00 AM
: : St. Johns. . . . 7:30 AM 1 i :00 AM
, Buenos Ayres 8:30 AM 12:00 M
Zulla, ?uracuo. 9:30 AM 1:00 PM
E. F. I.u?i.'. nbach, Rot
ti rdam .- 12:00 M j
Western Glen, Rotter?
dam . - 12:00 M
Tokiwa .Maru, Kobe ..- 12:00 M
Haleric, Calcutta.-2:00 PM
Brtk II, Tampico. ???? 11:00AM
Santiago, Havana.....-??- 12:00 M
M ? !r? a ry County, Ma -
tanzas . 12:00 M
P' ? to Rico, Sun Juan. - - 12 00 M
S?ll Tliursduj
Asia. Piraeus .10:30 AM 2:00 FM
Frederick Vit!. Copen?
hagen .11:00AM ",00 PM
Gothland, Danzig.12:00.\l 3:00 PM
Princess May, P
Antonio .12:00 M 3:30 PM
Fort Victoria, Bermuda 7:30 AM 11:00 AM
R M Thompson, Vera
Cru:: . ? - - ! 7 00 M
Sail Friday
Eten, rape Town ., 8:00 AM 12:00 M
Buenos Aire--.. Cadiz R:00AM 12:00M
La Lorraine, Havre . s :30 AM 12:00 M
Kermlt, Hamburg ....12:00 M 8:30 PM
Salluat, Para . 8:30 AM 12:00 M
Amor. Cape Haiti. .. 10:00 Ail ?:00PM
Fran? Is, l'ara .12 00 M 3 0 PM
Keport by Wireless
From the 17 S. Naval Commu?
nication Station
[Distance Is giver. In miles; reports are
dated at noon unies-? otherwise specified.1
\ C Bedford 100 NIC Jupiter Oct H>.
Achilles 843 S Cape Henrj Ocl 10
Advance 772 NE Cristobal ' >ct 9.
Agawam 186-SE South Pass cot 10.
Alloptown C7 E Lobos Island Oct 10.
Alfred Noble 150 S Hatteras Oct 10.
, n Star 646 ENE Nantucket Oct 10.
A i. an 4 ?: N Jupll ? r ( " t 1?.
Atenas ISO SE South Pass Oct 10.
Barstow, Am tu*- 80 E Cape Henry Oct 11.
Delllnghain lOO E Ambrose Oct 11.
! ;. h [Jge 190 N Tampico ( let 10.
Betterton 840 s Ambrose LV Oct 10.
Brazos i 2 \\ bj s Sand Key Oct 9
Brindllla 85 NE .lupit'-r Oct '.'.
Broad Am w 2,231 W San Pedro 8 PM
i let 8
Burmese Prince lat 33 -t;> N, Ion 71 S3 W
<->ct 10.
c A Canfleld 180 S Jupiter Oct 10.
il A Snider pd Hatteras Oct 10.
Calamares 318 s Scotland LV Oct 10.
Calaveras 5 N Halteras Oct 10
? ';? :? panla I 2" K Cape Henry ? vt 10
Caracas ?>t?5 S Ambl?se Oct 10,
Cecil County 116 NW Mississippi Bar
i let 10
Chester KiwminU 117 B Cape Charles
Oct 1 l
Chester Sun 173 SW Hatteras Ocl 10
Chicamauga lat 25 i 7 N, Ion 7C S9 W
i id '
China 3,240 W San Krau S PM Oct 9.
City of Everett 4 N .lui.Her Oct P.
? .: . ,i Paris 1,032 S San Francisco S PM
< let 8.
City of Vermin 20 N Hatteras Oct 10.
City of St Louis 169 S Ambrose Oct 11'.
Coamo 370 s Ambrose Oct 10.
romanche 282 S Scotland LV Oct 1?.
?V.in.'t 146 N Hatteras Oct 10.
i !omus 28 N Hattei ai ? ?ci i 0.
Conshohocken ?v. so ENE Cape Henry
Ocl
Coppename 27 N Barrios Oct 10
Corson 520 1-7 Five Fathom LV 8 PM
Oct 10. *
Cottonplanf 38 SSK Barnegat Ocl 11.
CuttyhunK 136 E Cape Henry i >< t u
Dannedalke 300 SB South Pass Oct 10.
Dellw.l 260 froru Honolulu 8 PM Oct 9
De Soto 00 NK Sam! Key Oct 10
','?. ? m NK b) B Jacksonville Oft 10.
Dllworth 1,893 from San Pedro S I'M
Oct 10.
Dlllwyn 20 N Hatteras Oct 10.
Dlrlgo 209 WNW Tortugas Oct 10.
Durango 474 W San Pedro 8 PM Oct 8
Eastern Soldier lot 29 01 N ion llii 28 W
v I'M Oct 8.
Eastorn Temple 1.970 S San Francisco
Oot 10.
Enstein Tempest 1,708 K Cape May Oct 5.
El Alba 364 WNW Tortugas Oct 10.
Kl Cid 203 SK South Bass Oct 10.
Bl l'.'.v 20 N H..ti. ras <>ct 10.
Kl Sigh' 92 NW Tortugas Oct 10.
Kl Sud 27 N Sombrero Oct 107
Europa mo N Cristobal 4 AM Oct 9.
F D Asche 315 W Key West Oct 10.
Frieda l&r.O H Hatteras Oct 10.
li.-d C, Henry 334 K Tampico Oct 10.
George Jones 71 NK Jupiter Oct 9.
Glenpool SO H Sand Kej Oct 9.
Oi.n7.aba 17t. from South Pass Oct 10
O.iv John Lind 23 S Charleston Oct 10.
Gulf of Mexloo 265 W Tortugas Oct 10.
Gutfcoast 440 SE Sabine Oct 10.
GulfUnd 490 K Sabine Oct 10.
Gulfmald 383 WNW Tortugas Oct 10.
Gulf Oil 223- sw Hatteras Ocl 10.
Crulfstieam 90 N Halteras (let 10,
H F Dlmock 100 S Mobile Bar Oct 10.
Hart wood 7 1 from San Francisco S I'M
C'ct 10,
Hnthawny 1,376 from San Francisco 8 TM
<>ct <i
Henry U Mallory 680 N Jupiter Oct 11.
iohoken 723 W gan Pedro 8 PM Oct 8.
H..1,1er, Evans 291 NK Tampico Out 10.
Ilnxbar S2 S Cape Fear '.>ct 9.
Isabela 134 SE Mississippi BaT Oct 10.
Indian Harbor 206 S Cape Mala 9 AM
Ocl D.
Isonomla 34 N Hatteras Oct 10
.? ?' Donnell 4 SE Butteras Oct 10.
.1 H Oordon 100 SW Butteras net 1".
.1.-1. Us?.n 300 ENE Nantucket Oct 11.
.'?an 77 S Halt, ras Oct 10.
Kaiserin Augusta Victoria C43 E Ambn-.se
Oct 11.
Kehuku 290 SW Hatteras Oct 10.
Kenowls 105 N Jupiter Oct 10.
Kloha.ullliiH 25 SI?; Tortugas Ocl 10.
Kno? kli'ina 30 S Jupiter Oct 9.
Knoxvlllo Lat 20 19 N Ion 66 61 W Oct 10.
La Brea 1.335 from Port San Luis 8 PM
?let '.'.
Lackawanna Bridge lat 39 lu N Ion 63 65
W ' ul 1 I.
Lake lirnbow 233 NW Tortugas Oct 10.
Lake Charles 77 SW Gay Head Oct 11.
Lake ?'harlottesvillo 12 S Wintcruuarter
i i. t 1 1.
Lake Kilenorah 35 SW Frvlngpan Oct 10.
Lake Klllthorpe lat 35 41 N Ion 71 28 W
Ocl 10.
Lake Fackler C52 S Ambrose Oct 9.
Lake Faresman "G X, Hatteras Oct 11.
Lake Fife lut 25 36 N Ion 86 31 W Oct 10.
Lake Flume 62 S Jupiter Oct 9.
Lake Forsby 270 NW Tortugas Ort 10.
Lake Fraloy 199 SB Pensacola Oct 10.
Lake Fraaoe 90 S by W Fcnwlck LV Oct 10.
Lake Furlough 102 ENH Cape Henry Oct 11.
Lake ?lalula 30 S Hatteras Oct 10.
Lake Gilta 145 NK Cape Henry Oct 11.
I.nil? (iirth 3113 su Sabine Oct 10.
Lake Harris 56 SE Jupiter (Jet 10.
Lake Strabo 20 SSK overfalls Oct 11.
Lansdowne 307 M Cape Henry Oct 11.
Matlnlcock 310 NB Nantucket Oct 10.
Matsonla 1,191 W San Francisco 8 I'M Ocl 9
Mattolo'90 N Halteras Oct 1".
Maul 1,166 E Honolulu S VM Oct 9.
Mi Mil 224 NNW Jupiter Oct 10.
Metapan 333 S South Pass Oct 10.
Mevanla 4.3 S Scotland LV Oct 10.
Mobil" City 66 NW by W San Antonio Oct 9.
Mount Evans lat 2 7 14 N Ion 90 37 W
Oct 10.
Munamar 279 S Ambrose Oct 10.
Nanking 2,174 W Honolulu 8 PM Oct 9.
Nleuw Amsterdam. 630 E Ambrose LV
Oct 10.
Newburg 22 off Alligator Oct 10.
New York 110 E Fire Island 6:10 PM
Oct 11.
Olean SO S Cape San Lucas S PM Oct 10.
Overbrook 231 E Lobos Island Oct 10.
Paloma 140 S Hatteras Oct 10.
Parlsmlna 413 NW Cristobal Oct 10.
Pawlet 1,478 from?Portland 8 I'M Cet 8.
Pennsylvania 386 E Lobos Island Oct 10.
Perfection 130 NE Tampico Oct 10.
Philadelphia 1,343 S Scotland LV Oct 10.
Phoenix 6! S Halteras Oct 10.
Plalnfleld 6 SSK Cape Henry Oct 10.
Puget Sound lat 24 25 N Ion 82 4? W Oct 9.
Quill Wark 450 from Charleston Oct 10.
Royal Arrow 5.80 from San Francisco 8 FM
Oct 10.
Sabine Sun 170 SW Hatteras Oct 10.
San Bias 754 S Nantucket LV 1 AM Oct 11.
S.in Jose 271 S San Francisco 8 I'M Oct 10.
San Juan 981 S Ambrose Oct 10.
Sun Lorenzo 63 SE Charleston Oct 10.
Santa Ana 1,015 S Sctoland LV 8 PM
Oct 9.
Santa Cruz 2,100 W Honolulu 8 PM Oct 9.
Santa Leonora lat 23 51 N Ion 67 52 W
Oct 10.
Sania Rita 271 ENE Cape Henry Oct 11. .
Saperlno 160 N Cape Canaveral Oct 10.
Scotsburg 180 E Overfalls LV S PM Oct 10.
Sherman 31 NE CapcvHenry Oct 10.
Silver Shell 400 SE Sabine 8 PM Oct 10.
SlskiypU 250 N San Francisco 8 PM Oct 10.
Soon' lat LS 07 N Ion 92 08 W OcflO.
Springfield 160 s Portland s PM Oct 8.
South Bole 1,080 K Ambrose Oct 10.
Standar.l ISO W Sand Key Oct 9.
Steel Ranger 443 S Ambrose Oct 10.
Steel Trailer 103 SW Hatteras Oct 10.
Steel Workef 2 oft- Point Reyes 8 PM
l ict 10.
Suboatco 540 E Ambrose Oct 11.
Sun 235 NW Tortugas Oct 10.
Thomas lat 23 28 .. Ion 07 00 W Oct 10
Trontolile 16 SW Halteras Oct 10.
Ulysses 515 S Cap? Henry Oct?"0.
Utacarbon ST N Jupiter Oct 10.
Vlnton t'ountv 158 S Ambrose Oct 11.
W M Irish 400 SE Hatteras Oct 10.
W C Toagle IS K Sand Key Oct 9.
W 11 Tilford 74 N Hatteras Oct 11.
W S Rheem ?20 from Hatteras Oct 10.
Wm G. Warden 43 NE Jupiter Oct 9.
Walter 1> Munson 52 S Hatteras Oct 10.
W.-st Cadron TS0 from San Pedro 8 P.S
? let s.
West i'addoa 1.S07 from San Fran 8 PS
? ?, ! I.
Wesl i'omak 171 S San Peilro 8 PM Oct 10
West Celina 106 E Cape Henry Oct 10.
West Isllp 135 N Balboa S PM Oct 9.
West lllka 162 W San Pedro 8 PM Oct 8
W< Bl Keene SOfi E Honolulu 8 PM Oct 8
W< st Nilus 234 from San Kran 8 PM Oct 10
West Nomentum 1,145- W Portlund S PS
i., t s.
West Totantpassed Mabi'.e Bar Oct 10.
Western Cross 1.100 S San Fran S PS
Oct 8.
Wheatland Montana 1,945 from Seattle
I'M Oct 8.
Wilcox 110 SE South I'ass Oct 10.
AMKUICAN PORTS
BALTIMORE, Oct 11?Arrived Sirs
Lako Pachuta, Norfolk; Casta?a. Phila?
delphia; North America (Br), New Yuri,
Manatawny, Philadelphia; West Celina,
Manchester; Lake Galata, Ponce, Cleared:
Moerdijk (Dt), Bordeaux; Vestland (Nor),
Skaw; Valomore (Br). Dunkirk; Edge
inuiit, Shanghai via Norfolk; Miller Coun?
ty, Norfolk; Maryland (Br), London;
Mau.lie (Nor), Dunkirk; sehr-barge Ash
lam!, Cienfuegos. Sailed: Borgestad (Nor?.
Tampico; Pontos (Ok). Norfolk und New
port News; Stephen R Jones, Portland.
Me; Qulnnlpiac, Newport, Eng, and Glas
gow. Cap?' Henry, Va, Oct 11 Passed out
from Baltimore: Strs ?'ap. Henry, for
Philadelphia; Parthenla illr). Avonmouth;
Chester Klwanis, Rotterdam; Madame En?
terprise (Br), Bordeaux: Salerno (Br),
Dunkirk; Liberstor, Havre; Minna Horn
??B?-?. Boni? aux; Harto!.; (Sp), Dunkirk;
Ellin, Si Nazalre, Basse,! In for Balti?
more Knut Hansum (Nor), Philadelphia.
BOSTON, Oct il- Arrive.i: Strs Bran?
don, Baltimore; Westerdljk (Dt), Rotter?
dam via Newport News: Lake Howes,
Neuvltas; Lake Mar;, Baltimore (three
latter 10th). Sailed: Strs Arlington, Bal?
timore; Everett, Hampton Roads (latter
10th). Vineyard Haven, Maas, (?et 11
Sailed: Schrs Nantlsco (from Nantucket i.
N"w Volk; Francis Goodnow (from Wind?
sor, N S i. New V'ork
CHARLESTON, S C, Oct 11?Arrived
Strs Lake Ypsilantl. Sagua la Grande for
Now York; Qulllwart, Liverpool; Comanche,
New York (and Bailed Jacksonville i.
Sailed: Josiah Macy, Wilmington, N C;
Saxon, Havana.
GALVESTON, Oct 11?Arrived: Strs
Sunbeam, Sabine; Alamo, New York: .1 F
Penrose, Tampico Sailed' Sus H M
Plagier, New Vork ; Je.?moor (Brl. p.?rt
m Italy; Liberty Minquas (liai), Philadel?
phia,
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct 11?Arrived:
Sir Thames, -Mian,i. Sailed: Strs Van,
M'.ami; Grecian, Philadelphia via Savan?
nah; Apache, New York via Charleston;
sehr Mabel, Las Palmas.
KEY WEST, Fla, Oct 11?Arrived, 10th:
Corning, Tampico; Batmlngo j,Br), Al?
giers. No, 40 CBr), Calbarien^^fch lrag?'s.
Havana. Sailed, 10th: Bake Farragut,
Ha vana.
MOBILE, Ala. Oct 11?Arrived: Strs
H F Dlmock, Port Barrios; Alabama. Port
Lobos; Lake Kyttle, Havana; Lake Florie,
Georgetown; Oranlan tBr), Colon; West
Apaum, Baltimore.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 14?Cleared: Strs
\uRusia (Hund), Crpoa via Porto Cortei;
I3retwalda (Br). Italy via Gibraltar; Ellis
i Nor?, Tela via Truxlllo; Lak? Crescent,
?'uba via Santo Domingo and South Ameri?
can ports; Olympier (Bel), Antwerp via
Havre; Romney ilir>. Rio de Janeiro;
Santurcc. Port Arthur; Sunshine, Port
I."bos, Mexico, Thurland Castle (Br),
Antwerp via Galveston and Norfplk.
Newport News, Va, Oct 11?Arrived:
Sirs Wilfred (Nor), Trondhjem; City of
AJton, New York.; Lak?- Marion. Baltl
?? , Orangemoor" (Br), Leghorn; Bank
dale (Hi, New Volk. Sailed: Sirs Hlt
teroy ?Nor!. Stockholm; Dungenega (Br),
Constantinople; Vaarll (Nor), Cherbourg;
Suovier (Br), Buenos Ayres; ijantore.
Havana; Sherman, Norfolk; Belgravla
< Pi i. Norfolk
Norfolk, Oct 11?Arrived Sirs Bank
dale (Br), New York; Cosmos, Volga (Brl
Halifax; PawtJcket, Wilmington; Deulca
7 !.. 11 ?Br?, New York; Nordkap (Han?,
Shields; Australford (Br). Antwerp;
Strathlorne (Br), Bordeaux. Madam En
terprlse (Br), Baltimore; Mendora, Hall
lex; Solhaug (Nor), Jacksonville; B?rger?
meister Schroeder (Br), Liverpool; La I In
(Span), unknown (ordere,1 to Phl'.idi-i
phia) ; Calaveras, Port Tampa, Nantes
(Fr), Bordeaux; Llangores (DrJ. Cardiff;
\i?...aii?lrn (Gk), Barry; Slngaporo (Brl,
i'lui'iu,'; Campania ill i. Leghorn: Glen
eari i!!r?, Barry, Bervernon iNor). New
y rk; Llv (Nor), Sunderland; Freeman,
Portland. Sailed: Sirs Theone (Gk),
Havre West Wauna, Manchester: Cutty
hunk. Bremen; Suevler (Bel), unknown;
Langttnd (Nor), Boston; Cushnet. Ualves
ton; Cowan, Boston, Altenfels (Br), Rot?
te: ?lam.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 11 -Arrived: Strs
Manchester Men-bant (Br), Manchester
via St John. N B; Vestnorge (Nor), Port
Antonio. Marshall French (Br). London.
Epldauro (It), Norfolk; Liter (Br>. New
port News; Western Plains, Liverpool;
West Tacook. Antwerp via Baltimore;
Herbert 1. Pratt, Port Lobos; J C Don
nell, Port Hobos, J W Van Dyke, Thames
haven; Panga. Quebec; Cap? Henry, Bal?
timore; Fargo, Baltimore; Lake Strato.
Charleston; 1'ntarlo. Boston; Merrlmack,
i Jacksonville and Savannah; Glenora, Wil?
mington, Bel; Lancaster, Tien Tsln, etc,
? via New York. Delaware Breakwater. Del,
[ Oct 11? Passed out from Philadelphia:
'Sirs Casta?o, Baltimore; Scottsburgh.
Brest; Valdura (Br). C.othenburg; 17)11 ? -
win, Tampico; Vardulla tBr). Bristol;
??oldenfeis (Br), Rotterdam; Clumberhall
(Br), Rotterdam; Navarino (Br), Liver?
pool. Reedy Island, Del, Ort 11 Passe.1
down from Philadelphia Strs Bumwell,
; Port Lobos: Lake Daraga. Ouanltiitmo
via New York; Bollvler 7il?:), Havre
Roaiis (for orders) ; Wenakee. Norfolk; sehr
'< Wilbert S Bartlet!, Guadeloupe.
PORT EAHS, La. Ort 11 Arrived: Strs
Agawam, Norfolk; Benowa tBr). Cristobal
| Bosank? (It). New York : i Gonzaba. Vera
Cruz; Hudson (Fr). Franco; Luke (~)gden
Progreseo; O T Waring. Wilmington'
Panoli, Mexico (dtverteU to Tampico);
San Valerio (Br), Mexico; S! Augustine
Norfolk. Tegucigalpa (Hon.l). Ceiba; Trln
culo (Br), London. Wilcox. Boca Grande
Sailed: Strs Easterner.. Ne w York: El Cid,
New Yo:ii Lake FofkviUe, Santiago and
Cuban ports; Luke Otsnuago. N'uevltas ami '
Cardenas: Suriname, Port Barrios: SSuld
erdnlck (Dt). Rotterdam via Newport
N"\vs
PORTLAND, Me. Oct 11 ?Arrived Strs
Mntoa. Norfolk; Lake Inahfi. Norfolk.
PORT TAMPA, Fla, Oct 11 ?Arrlvod Oct
10: Strs Coperas. Philadelphia; 11th, Bal
tygally Head (Br). Barry; Emilia S De
petez (Sp), Charleston. Sailed: Str Mar?
garet, Baltimore.
Pt>RT ARTHUR, Tax, Oct 11 -Arrived
strs British Fern (Br), London; Water
town, Tampico; Argon, Boston. Sailed:
Strs Paraguay, Philadelphia; Llghrburn-,
Delaware River; RoanokO, Port Lobos;
nuit Star, Tampico; British General (Br),
Holland ports; Winifred, Tampa,
PBN8ACOLA, Fla, Oct 11?Arrived;
Strti Wulsty iCastle illr), British port;.;
Iddeslrlgh (Br), Liverpool; sehr Tompatc,
Tampa Sailed: Strs Gothic (tin, Liver?
pool; King City (Br), France.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 11 ?Arrive,| ; sirs
Ventura. Sydney; Pallas. Balboa. Sailed:
Str Kl Lobo, Lobltas
SAVANNAH, (ta, Oct 11?Arrived: Str
Junlata, Baltimore (and sailed for Jack?
sonville). Sailed: Strs Tymhoou (Br), Liv?
erpool; NacooChee, Boston.
TAMPA, Fia. ?Jet 11?Arrived: Str Lake
Traverse. Baltimore; sehr Thomas B Cur
land, ?'arder?as. Sailed: tug Barranca, New
OrleanH.
FOREKiN PORTS
Departures for New York
Fayal?S S Mantea.
London ?S S Mlnnekahda, Novgorod.
Rotterdam - s s Yoko Maru.
Cape '?'own s s Dromore Castle.
Naples?S S Ferdlnando Palasclano.
Colombo?S S Kandahar.
Liverpool?S s Carmanla,
Plymouth?S S Ryndam.
Pahmos -S S Luxpalllo
Marseiiles -S S Fenchurch
Manila?S S AJax
Aden?S S Clan Matfteson
Rouen?S S Qui-rilly
Piraeus?S S Themistocles
Panama Canal, Cristobal?S S Lina
Arrivals from New York
Vlgo?S S Slboney.
London?S S Wanconda, Mesaba.
Chrlatlansand?S S Heilig Oiav.
Liverpool?S S Chlpana.
Batavia?S S Intan.
Hong Kong?S S Jason.
Montevideo?S S Fluor Spar.
Cape Town?S S City of Colombo, City of
Lincoln, Hunslet.
Plymouth?S S Rotterdam.
Muidla?S S General Church, Isuyamr
Maru
Ferrol?S S Slboney
Klo Grande do sul. s s Epitaclo Pessoa
Port Said S s Rondo, Telemachus
Southampton ?S S Philadelphia
Trieste S S Presidente Wilson
Genoa?S S Bayford
Havre?S S La Touralne. Eastern Ligh!
Panama Canal Crlstolbal?S S Advance
Walton Hal!.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS
The connertin^ malls close at the Din?
eral Postoffice and City Hall postofflc?
station, New- York, at G p. m., as follows
Hawaii, Fiji Islands, Now Zealand am
Australia, via Varroouver and Victoria
B. O, steamship Tahiti, October 13.
Tahiti, 7\lurijue.sas, Cook Islands, am
specially addressed mall for New Znalan?
and Australia, via San Francisco, steam
ship Tofua, October 13.
Hawaii, via Sair Francisco, stcamshl]
Maul, October 16.
Japan, Corea, China, Siberia, ?',am
French Indochina, Netherlands Eis1
!n?li?'S and Philippine Islands via Va?
couver and Victoria, B. C, steamship Em?
press of Aaia, Octot>?r 10.
Hawaii an?! especially addressed mail fo
Japan, Corea am'. China, via San Fran
cisco, steamship Persia Maru, October is
Japan, Corea, China, Siberia. Slam
French Irrdochina, Netherlands, East Indi.
ami Philippine Islands, via Seattle, steam
ship Talthyblus, October 20.
Hawaii, Samoan Islands, Australia am
specially addressed mail for New 7.va
land, via San Francisco, steamship Ven
tura, October 21.
Army Orders
Prom The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Oct, 11. ?Army orders
issued to-day follow:
Honorably Discharged
Marcus. 1st Lt. II., Air Svc.
Wahl, i'apt. F? 17. S. A.
Rudolph, 1st Lt. c. jr . L-if.
Lent. 2d Lt. C. V., Inf
Orlftlth, Capt. J. M? QM. C
Thorburn, Capt. C., Eng.
Marcliettl, Maj. R., Judge Ad,. Gen'i
Dent.
Tompleton, 1st Lt. L. .!., Inf.
Dobson, Ma?. G. >', Eng.
Clark, Cap;. ]?'. X.. Inf.
Beck, 2d l.t. I!. P.. QM. C.
Buttner, ('apt. J. C., Inf.
Bulllngton, Capt. W. E., F. A.
Larklns, Capt. E., Inf.
Woodward, 2d Lt. M. R? C. A. ?'.
Scott, Capt. ()., Air Svc.
"Holt.in. Capt. 1). J., \et. C
Lnwson, 1st Lt. E. E., Med. C
Wlnn, 1st Lt. W. V., F. A.
Schaufel.;, ist Lt. H. J., Chem. Warf. Svc,
Trammell, Maj. C. M., Judge Adv. Gen's
ljept.
Adams, 2d Lt. J. W., Air Svc
Engel, Capt. A. M., Euer.
Page. 1st Lt. A. (7.., Inf.
Ferris, ('apt. E. M. .!.. Air S\
Welch, Maj. W. H., Cav.
Cottrell, Capt. J. S.. F. S. A.
Phillips, 2d Lt. N. P., Inf.
''hurles. Maj. W. T., O. -M. ?'
Ma.-ck, ??1 Lt. .1. H., Tank ? .
Hahel, ?'ant. F.. Slg. C.
Kelsey, 1st Lt. J. B . Ai:- Svc
Ensign, 1st I.', ?'(i . Inf.
Mclntosh, Capt. I'. M., Med. C
Jones, Capt. T. W., T*. S. A.
Bingham, Maj. 11. C, San. C.
Grade, Capt. ('.. Adj. Cens. Dept.
Wltcher, ?'apt. ?.'.. Inf.
Rotholz, 1st Lt. -M. P... Air Svc,
Densmore, Capt. K K . Inf.
Chrlstensen, .Mai. G A., Q. M. ? '.
Wood, ('apt. A. E., Eng.
Crum, Maj. M. 1... Med. C.
Bradley, Capt. ?'. ').. Ord. Dept
Leslie, 2d Lt. W. 11 . Q. M. C,
Plunkett, Capt. I.'.., Inf.
Medical Corps
Fleming, 2d Lt. D. 7.1.. to Camp Sherman
i lautier, Capt. ('. V., to Camp Klfox.
Favour, ?apt. R jr. t?. Fort Sheridan
Hufflne, 7.1 Lt B, to Camp Bennlng.
Kesmodel, Maj. K. I--., to Boston
Christensei, ..1 Lt. .1.. to Camp Bragg.
Caterer, !'d Lt. H. J., t?. Columbus.
Hoii, Capt. V., t.i Carliali .
Maddux, Maj. 1!. C, t?> Takoma Park
Clark, 2.1 Lt S. A., to Fort Sam Houston
Osttander, ist Lt. F. R,, t?i Camp Pike.
Heller, Maj. s ?I . M Camp Meade.
Vass, ? '.. i?t. G 17 . t??' Camp I .;\.
Kilpatrlck, Capt. R. B., t?. Camp Pike.
Piuet!. Capt. W, v.. t?, Camp Pike.
Fredericks, 2d l.t. W., to Bostoi
Lothrop, Capt. J. N , to Camp Dix.
Rattner, 1st l.t. C G., t?. Camp Lewis.
Rice, 2d Lt. H. I , !?? Carlisle Barra? ks
Purlnton, Capt. C. O., to Camp Meade.
Odcndhal, Maj. E. P., to Camp Jackson.
Franklin, Mai. A. G., to Camp Jackson.
Tremblay, 1st Lt. J. A., to South Schenec
lady
Heil. It! Lt. M. J . t?> Denver.
?luartermuster Corps
Maloney, 1st Lt, B. L., to Camp Custer.
Garrett, Capt. G. B. to Fort 1? A Rus
s. 11.
Goodrlch, 1st L: J. 1> . to Vancouver Bar
racks.
Dumford, 2.1 Lt. J. A , to Fort Douglas.
Bl.-mk. 1st L!, F. L . to Port Rlley.
Proctor, 1st Lt. A. B., t.. Hoboken.
Brtnkley, ('apt. ?' A. to Fort Worden.
Douglas, Capt. L. 13., to Port Lawton.
Savage, Capt. L E., to Fort Wright.
Carroll, 2?! L:. C S , t,, Fort Steven:
French, 2d l.t. B. w . to Foe Case)
Van Cortlandt, is: I.: ?' W , to Cam|
Travis
Tr'uthardl. Capt. K. L. B, to Manhattan
Reynolds, 1st l.t K. A, '.?? ramp Travis
Barrell. 1st 1.;. H M., t.. San Francisco.
J.-ika. ('a,'!. W. J., to Fort Leavcnwoi h
C? e, ?s! !.: ' ' B . !.. Camp Holabil ?!
Air Service
L> n.!. 1st Lt. W. K . t-, Foi t SI!
Wilson, ; -t l.(, 1... to Fort Sill
Giles 7,1 l.t. B. F . to Fort SI!!
R.-id. 1st Lt. W. 1!. t,, Houston.
Carpenter, 2?! I.' K .' , to Mlddli :??-.>. n
Moffat, 2d Lt. R. >' to Mltchi : Field an?
Boston
Howard, ?.'apt C. '?',"., to Dayton.
Cavalry
?ri lonnel!, is: Lt. G. a., to Maria.
Walker, '.st Lt. -I. G. Jr., to Fort Etha
Allen.
Rogers, : s; !.- \V ? ? . to Brownai Ule
!?? -, ist ;.r. I-' o., to Fort Oglethorpe
Bashore, 1st Lt. K., to Fort Oglethorpe
Knight. 1st l.t. H. to Fort Sam Houston
Arnold, 1st Lt. F. W., to For: :> A. Rua
ti.
Burkett, 1st L:. C W , t ? Fort Bliss
Lambert, Is! l.t. J. !.. to Brownsvllli
Saportas Capt. W. F. to i'".'-; Bliss.
Garrison, Capt. ?'. IV. to Douglas.
Jackson, Capt. H. I... to Fort Bliss.
Dayhuff, Capt. C, H. to Fort Ogleth -,
Goodwin, i'ap't S R. t?' Brownsville.
Merrill, ?'ajit. J, N. t?> Mont
Casseday, 1st Lt. J B.. to Fort 1? A Rus
sell.
Brokaw. 1st Lt. F. E. to Fort !??'< M ilnei
Forsythe. 1st Lt. L. O, to Fort Bes Moine:
Allen, 1st Lt. F. A. jr., to Cam]) Bennini
Stover, Maj. !.. I'.. to Fort D. A. Rus.-.-l
Coast Artillery
Harrington. 1st Lt. J. IL. to Fort William
McCue, 1st Lt. S O, I ? Fort H G. Wrlgn
Knapp. 2?! Lt R. A . to Port Dade.
Reynolds, ('apt. E. lt., t?. Camp Lewis.
Jones. 1st l.t. A. YV.. l>? (.amp Lewis.
Rhein, 1st Lt. W. W. to Camp Lewis.
Clark. 1st Lt. J. R . to (amp Jackson
Infantry
Fou-l?. Capt. D. G., I" Camp Bennlng
I Matthews, !at L'. F. S to ?'amp Bennini
Snodgrass. 1st Lt. H. H . to Camp Bennini
Hutchlnson. 1st Lt. O. E., to Crbann.
atoeckel. 1st Lt. J. F. jr.. to Indlsinapoi!
.julgley. Capt. C. C , to ?'amp Henning.
(list. Capt. J. H., to Camp Penning.
Lacey, Co!. I' K jr.. to Camp Fix
Dental Corps
Wren. ('apt. E. S, to Balttmor?
! Klsner Capt. R M to Fl Bei ?mln i I
rison
Field Artillery
Bulllngton, Capt. W. K . t.? Camp Zachar
' Taytor.
Wtnlock. 1st Lt. I". to Camp Dix
White, id Lt W N. . tq 'imp Pike.
TRAVEL
"TTanhingtnn Irrrng," "Hendrlek rl?d
MD," "Robert l-'nlton," "Albany."
"De Witt (Union-' in Servie? May. 18?1.
Boats une steam heated and perfectly
? oui im! aid?- in this glorious Autumn
weather.
Direct Rail Conn?ct Ian?. All through rail
Uclctta between New York and Albany ac?
cepted. Music. Restaurant.
DATLIGHT SAVING TIME.
Steamer leaves dallv, including Sund?T.
Desbrosses St., 8.'ID A. M . West 42.1 Si
n.on A. M. ; West 129! h St.. ?.20 A. M. ;
Tonkmrs. '.i.SS A. M.. landing at 'Btar
Mountain, tWest Point (weekdays only).
^NewUurgh t PoughKecpaie, Kingston
Point, Catsklll, Hudson and Albany.
? Return steamer same day from pointa
marked t.
Additional trips COLUMBUS DAY, Oct. 12,
and Sunday, Oct. 17, leaving Desbrosses St
9:40 A, M . West 17 1 Si , 10 A. M. . West
129th St., 10:20 A. M ; i'oukers, 10:50 A. M..
for Bear Mountain, Newburgh, Poughkeepsle
and return .o West L.M St.
Tdenl one-day outing?.
Telephone Canal !?;i00.
P HUDSON "jf RIVER
ay Line
Desbrosses St. Tier New York
-.-.-?
Eastern Steamship Lines, In?e.
to BOSTON
METROPOLITAN LIME
AH the v/ay by water
v?a Cml cod canal
?taojner? leave Pier 18, North Klrer. ft,
?f Murray St. PHONE BARCLAY 000?.
Dally at 5 P. M.
(Daylight Time)
-_ ?'
"TTTE rrnir ??k pleased"
COLONIAL UNE
BOSTON By Boat and Kail
PROVIDENCE Boat Direct
4.1JL OUTSIDE STATEROOMS
Doat Leaves Tier ill). North River (foot
Went Houston St,), Daily & Sunday at 5:2g
P. M., Duyligbt Saving Time.
'l'lione Spring U49I.
Ol TSIDE STATEROOMS, $1.03.
Daily, Including Sunday, :..;<i P. M. (Day?
light Sa\ :? .- Tli ?
From Pi r 19, E R. Phone 77.? Bee
Tickets ut Pier or Consolidated Oilire?.
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Direct rail con.ions al Albany to all
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Saving '! Ii 10 : 'hone ' !am i
Express freight Service. Autos ?Tarried.
Hudson Navigation Company
West Indies, Central and South America.
V N I T K D F R U I T C O M I' A N Y
\1 Battery Place. Neu- Yo-k.
Short anil Ideal Rout?. \o Orient from
Seattle. Fa.'.t, Palatial Viasseugii SUmr
aliiu?. .Nippon iiiH.ii Kuislia. l??u 11 ?oy.N.?.
Niagara To The Sea.?For Illustrated
guide, ailrtres.s John F. Pierce, Dept lOi,
Canada Steamship Lines. Montreal, Canada.
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*Nowburgh, ?Poughkeepsic, Kingston. Lv.
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INSTRUCTION
CLUM'Si?"
GRAI??S?I?5I
Fonn?!"?l
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No?, 5-7-9 W. 93rd S...
PRIMARY TO C? ?LLEGE
157th year begins s- pt. 23rd.
The results of the educational system o
the Columbia Grammar - h are no
merely tr-i-.sient, for Its graduates did
linguist) themselv.es by their a i. lasrt?
:? nd person? : a? I ?even ent at ? iluri ula,
Princeton, Y'ale, Harvard and other un
versities. Probably no other preparatory
school in the country has su h a largo
proportion of its Alumni among the c
::- and distinguished men in pro
tilonal, public an,! (Ina'n dal walks of i
Frefieric A. Aide?, A.M.. Headmaster
FANCY COOKERY
l ': ?day ' . : Ing ?i'se
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am Avenue at -, Uli Streit.
Columbus 4223.
HAMILTON
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New home, 339 West 86th St. Opens Oct. 6.
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A SCHOOL WORTH SEEING
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Madison Ave. at 5Sth St., N. Y. City
Pinza '.".!!)3. S. C. ESTEV, Director,
SECRETARIAL
Stenograplly, Typewriting, Bookkeeping,
Ollire Training. Day and Night Session??.
Twenty-sixth year. I all term now orgnn
itlg. -..-lid for ( ?talog.
LES INGTON AV AT
,'ENTY riill:
Miller School ?
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755 Madison Avenue
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HENRY 1 HARRISON. Headmaster
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Hi id way. Cor ' th St.
jjay ar..l Evening 71s( Term.
DANCING INSTRUCTION
1M1I ?? ???&!'
V<^ BROADWAY
N. W. Corner of 46ch St.
Guarantee to Teach Anyone Who
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DANCE
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DIRECT PASSENGER SERVICES
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Antofuga.sta. Valparaiso.
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FROM CRISTOBAL
WEST COAST PORTS
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ORCOMA . . OCT. 25
FROM ENGLAND
BRAZIL and ARGENTINE
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PACIFIC LINE
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OOllin /silica Union - Castle Line
The I ninn-t 'astle Mall Steamship Company, Ltd.
SANDERSON & SON,
Carmania .New York
Calabria.Nos- V ork
Mauretama.New York
Saxonta.New York
K. A. Victoria..New York
Columbia.New York
Pannonia.Nrw York
Imperator.New York
i la:, I
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traveler are distinctive features of the service on a (. ?
Aquitania.New York to Cherbourg and Southampton.0 t 7;
Caronia.New York " Plymouth and Cherbourg.'
Liverpool. ? I
' Pairos, Dubrovnik and i::-s*e . Oct 23 ?
Cherbourg and Southampton. t 28 ?
Plymouth, Cherbourg ar.d Hamburg . . .
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Londonderry and Glasgow. ,
'Pairas, Dubrovnik and Trieste.Nov. fJ ?
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IffiTR^?TIONAL MgRC?ffTILE MARINE COMPANY
?fVSERiO?N LlfiE WHITE STAR LiaE
H. T.?CHERBOURG?SOUTHAMPTON N. ?*.?CIIEKUOI KG?SOI ?Tl.\MI
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St. Paul.... 1 I A.M. Oct. 23 Nov. 20 Dec. !?> Olympi? ,
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Finland .12 Noon Nov. 6 Dec. I I Me Oct. 16 Nov. I
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LAUREL HOUSE
Lakewood, N. J. Now Open
Oldest and Most Exclusive LaUewood Hotel.
Finest Kt-sort t.olf Course in the World.
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