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?--?"-?-??'??-?*-*-????
Reports of Shipping and News of Foreign Trade
I
Opposes Policy
Of Preference
To U. S. Ships
Bureau of Navigation Chief.
E. T. Chamberlain, Urges
Repeal of Provisions for
Discriminating Duties
Savs Plan Is Medireval
Attempt by France to Put
Scheme Into Operation Is
Instanced as a Failure
Sharp criticism ?f the proposed pol-1
fey of discriminating duties on goods
carried in Amer*an ships as a me?n3
(o develop the American merchant ma?
rine is voiced in the annual report of
v. T. Chamberlain, chief of the United
*s Bureau of Navigation.
?Section 5 of the act of July 5,
1884,'* Fays Mr Chamber'.ain, "directa;
the Commissioner of Navigation to re
port such particular? of the laws rel
u-.ive to navigation as may. m his judg
ment, admit of improvement or may re- j
i uire amendment.
"Section 34 of the merchant marine
r*- of 1920, which will establish the
policy of discrimination duties on th<
f.ag, in my judgment, should be re-j
I before inevitable injury to our I
r.g and foreign trade r
it, and before it introduces ai
source of discontent and tr
- rld's affairs, already sufficiently
- irbed to more than satisfy all but
I ?
Calls Policy Mediana!
:'T'-.e policy .? media?va! ratl
merely antiquated, originating in the
snth century. Its ?best known ap
? .on resulted in the three
warfare of 1651-'54 between Eng
H aiana, recalled now to mem- '
the rap.*.es of Blake and Van
mp.
Our early resort to it was in retali
for discriminations by other gov?
ernments, notably the British, and it?
I with the end o? the Napol
when foreign governments began
to stop those discriminations against
:.-; through treaties, since steadily add
associated with the names of
moat illustrious in American di
e men in turr. followed the
?*an policy enunciated by Benja
; n Franklin in the first commercial
thirteen United States of
America, with France February
*. th t amity und commerce can
- better obta'hed than by taking
3 the? basii of agreement 'the most
** equality and reciprocity and by
ng all those burthen
ame preferences which art? us
debate, embarrassment and
"
.
Franklin Principle Upheld
"Lafay;ta.e, Yo.rktown ?,r.d American
roni the two
is concluded by Franklkin at
' ?at date and the princ
: I as r nco been unde\
American policy up to Juno 5, 1920
the abrogation of tho treaties
the policy forma! expression
lirected. So undeviating has been
- % 7 i r. recent years,
versal was : rst Hy
greal pari
ir, trio res*
a internos
? ature judgment to resun-? sway
: traditional American policy con
irbed.
"The only dev.ation during a cen
? any nation
from the policy enunciat
?: ngularly was F
rar of 1870-71. By
Januars 1872, France impose
-- duties on October :
- . Grant retaliated wi( -
nai g dut es, ... . i Sej i
773, France announced its
mutations, to which on
Septan 73, President Grant re- i
withdrawing our diserimlna
.!ort lived experiment:
Treaties, of course are sub
?? change, but the principle of |
Franklin is the basis of peaceful and
mutually b'.-r.e*%ial business inter- j
: oat
In Line With Wilson View
Under the merchant marine act of
UM i - was dir cted to
terve notice within nin?*tv day
sactment ol the act, upon
k*tion thai ' reaty p rovi
renting the application of discrim na?
tions . American shipp ng
ibr - * ? The Pr
a. ed to serve notice ?
ipecified by law; but Hubser-uentiy is
raed a statement opposing -
t.on of the principle. The
- time of action to impeach the
are to ol ?
'aw which he himself signed; byt the
matter brought
on of Congr?
: among the advocates ?
?ting duties has been the
nittee of American Shipbuilders, wl
Iscoed a statement to the effect that
after the expiration of the notice period
prev dad tor in tl
'?' th* underwood tariff act of 1913
eome into effect wl eieb
trim ?nation would become effective in
favor of goods carried in Ana
KM,
? ?-.
Fe-reign Trade Note?
?i
Advices from Mexico City indicate
*>*'. ? Presidential decree w ? signed
teember 37, placing a duty of 15
j l ,f 2 2 pounds on r*w
v.'-.n imported into Me/
- BCtfKHng to the Bureau of Foreign
draft? on
- house? ?hould be sent to protest
. ? ftet th? y be
some ?Jo?, r?-gardl*?:i of the fact tr.at a
Moratorium baa been declared. Under
7i* Cohan U ?? ? - f, a*, if
toe draft*-, a - - <.t to protest *??*
1?\i-.T* nu,
*i?n of ejitnmt-.re.n. pap th '?'''?
-reed.
OflUcis i ties pabllsh?td by the
?spanen" dovernment Indicate that
nt?ff? visitors to it >an '' r
? ;' of 1920 Arn? -
. -
?:*>mx>*.r< ?: ?,-.. ? 1% V, fengl
ins.
It i? rtptA <.<?:>: ?'. -mm?r
tit}! tir me. a./- ' '? t f-t'i'
Um* -.- ??-??. Mexieo, and
preffsr credit, op u> one y?*r. {tocan*?
ft iar.k *A tapit?) ?ni bifta Inttfresi
MrtftJ \w. Uit.fi ? ? higheJ
?He?? are preferred to cash or abort
tf^U a?d lumtt prices.
I '. S. To Seil Captured
Canadian Whisky Boat
SEATTLE, Wash., Dec. 28.?
The Canadian fishing schooner
Cunada, from tt'hich it was al?
leged, a Christmas cargo of 200
cases of Canadian whisky was
larded near here on December 20,
was ordered confiscated and sold
ander tlie provisions of the pro?
hibition enforcement act by the
United States District Court to?
day. Three members of the crew
were fined $1,000 each.
America's Share
In Chinese Trade
On the Increase
China's Imports From This;
Country Last Year Were'
in Excess of Her Exports
to U. S. for First Time!
America's part in the trade of China !
increased from 7 per cent in 1318 to \
17 per cent in 1019, says a report from1
Consul Ceneral Edwin S. Cunningham ,
at Shanghai. The share of the United I
Kingdom, however, decreased from 12:
per cent in tue pre-war year to 10 per j
cent last year.
"Largely owing to the -effects of the
',-?3,3*, but partly, of course, to natural
causes," it is stated, "the direction of )
overseas trade is found to have ;
swung considerably from its old lines ;
in favor of America, whose direct trade ,
?apart from Hong Kong? j
wa valued here a: 211.000,000 taels in!
is against 73,000,000 tael3 in 1913. j
Imports from America were valued at j
taels, and exports at 101,
000.000 taels, thus disclosing a balance \
of 9,000,000 taels in favor'of America, j
i is a complete reversal of the
figures of previous years, which had
always shown a balance in China's ?
favor, and completely disposes of the
lly accepted explanation of the
huge shipments to China by America
of gold and silver even if we were to
add the cost of freight and insurance
to the v;*.Iuo of e3;oorts.
"The percentage is not increasing.
however, as rapidly as the current opin?
ion would in .cate. It is possible that'
rablfi American products reach]
the Chinese market through Canada, i
because Vancouver furnishes better!
shipping facilities than do the United;
States Pacific ports. Again, consider-j
abie American products may be handled i
ir. transshipments from Japan and i
!\OI.g.
The net value of China's trade with |
countries in 1010 increased by j
' - as compare'', with 1918, and
by ?1.01-1 000 000 as compared with 1013. |
Por thf first time since statistics were'
the value of the exports!
that of the im- ;
This is a vary good condition, j
another reason why ;
ild be in a better financia'.
- an ever before.
of United States trade in
:i gain of 189 per cent over
1913, that of Japan 10*5 per cent, and
that of Great Britain only 7 per cent. ?
ppears in the returns for
to China fro-m that
being valued at 3404, compared
000 is: 1913. and exports at'
222,0 . ? mpared with $12,000.
hat the outsanding
feature of the -tie was its
?itonisl tg vitality tn spite of many
?aps. such as ?::gh e:vcha33ge. j
heavy fre ght charges and slowness of i
cab es. This activity was \
. rg< !y due to exceptional conditions ;
in the United States and Europe. It
is not possible to look forward to a!
anee - f the demand for Chinese ;
products regardless of price. Consider-j
able effort is being made to increase j
production in all par's of the world. ;
? becomes normal else?
where, it will be impossible for China j
. :ts at an abnorm- '
al ; :. gh price, ; nd China must expect :
in the future to meet the greatest !
competition."
Electric Ship Does Well
Er?ipsc Shows Marked Econo?
mies on Voyage to Port Said
According to a telegram r?jteived at
the offic nited American Lines
ictrically ?iriven ship Eclip
th? Unitod American Lin<-*s
.ates Shipping Board.
, . y .?-.-!' is 'actoty per
? maiden voyage since
Mew York November
11 ?"or the Levant. She is the flrst
ally driven g?rerai cargo boat
to sail from this port.
United American
.'. i is fron : ping Board and
a cal dated Port Said,
ays-1 tie E pse arrive.! at
hat port De : with machinery
orking ?? ?. The new installa
ideiabli i '.?on in
a ' n.a
i ?peed.
E. S.Tfas So'?d 430 Ship?
3'.' iSHINGTON, Dec. 23.- The govern
o to December 4 had so!?.l 430
nt ship-, t '-? rig 2 13,7,124 dead?
weight ions, for $297,818,393, according
to a nummary ianued to-night by th?=?
ng Hoard. Since .Iu!y 15, when
the board's la:st summary was issued,
?aies wre. increased by forty vessels
- ; 9SJ06 deadweight tons, which brought
187,748,872.
13.000-Ton Liner Launched
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 23.- Th Lone
Star State, : 100-ton combination
?-argo and passenger tihip, named in
honor of T- ? launehed at the
New York Shipbtfflding Corporation's
Gloucc*t?.', N. J., to-day, Georgi
'?' .' - old daughtei
of H A. D< ? ecial ??s
sistant i.o Admiral Benson, chairman of
the Shipping Board) ??? eontjor,
??aytian American <x>rp.
Trying to Finance Sugar
The Haytian American Corporation
3.1V ??tent a notification to
thai ? was anabli furl ber I o
(inane? Itaelf through bar.kt- ustng su
?;?art a?, may be produced
. ? ? ,-< 3- -grinding ginning
February I. W21,
othei of credit
.? - -
recto i ? ,: '? the best thfy
; '.."?.? interests, includ
, and t?)
At this n
-c re e i? - * ', " j not to file any of your
.-..-.? v. th uuy com m ttee or sign
xi OX I'??(."
Im- c:ouiiiuny oirni a sugar eatat?
?ivl mill of ?bout 300,000 baga annual
?-,- In Havtf, and a railroad, wharf
, and electric Hifht and power property
at V'jri au Pr?n
Marine Reports
THE Tim?S
Hljrh Water. Low ?crater.
AM P.\! AM PM
Sandy Hook. SIj 6:44 - 13:49
Q - Tnor's Island 6:35 7:08 12:'J5 lag
Hell Gate..,.8:15 8:51 2:00 3:03
AltnrVED YKSTTItDAT
Ptr Bar.kdale (Br), Marseilles, Nov 1$;
Barcelona, Nov 27; Malaga, Dec 3; toi
.'ames W Elwe? & Co.; With miise; ft 31st!
st, Bklyn.
3tr Clarkabnrg. London. Dec 6; to the
Coastwise Transportation Co.; ia ballast;
Pier 7. N R.
?Str Sophie Frankel, Southampton^ Deo !
5; to th? French-American Linn; in bal-S
laBt; Martins Dock?. S I.
Str Graciana t.Br), Newport News, Dec:
21: to Furness, Withy * Co; In ballast;!
Pier 32. Bklyn
Str ? i3??;.- (Nor), Tampi.*o, Dec 8; V?ra
Cruz, Dec 11; Baltimore, Dec 21; to the |
New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co;
with mdse: Pier 14, E It.
8tr Aipvlmoon, Port I.obos, Dec 15: to
the New York ami Cuba Mail Steamship
Co; with crude oil; Pier 5, Bayonne, N .1.
Str Evansvllle, Hull, Deo 2. to J H Win
Chester <?-. Co; with mdse. Martina Doc -.
Stapleton, S 1.
Str Lake Marlon, Santiago, Dec 10; to
the Munson Steamship Lines; In ballast;
anchored off Stapleton. 8 I.
Str West Hobo mas, Bordeaux, Dec 4-, to
the Atlantic Chartering Co; In ballant;
foot C!?th st. Bklyn*.
Str Pioneer, Oalvaston, Deo 15; to D T
Warder., with ell; Pier 5, Constat;*.
Str Monmouth (Br). Liverpool, Dec 1;
to D T Warden; in ballast; I'ler x, Bay?
onne, N J.
Str Cananova, ClenfurRos, Dec in; to the
Atlantic Fruit Co; with sugar ; anchored
Ott ? I.
Str Walter P Munncr-.. Nuevltas, Dec
10; to the Munson Steamship Lines; in bal?
last; Pier 9. K R.
Str Frednes (Nor), Havana, Dec 16; to
the Caribbean Steamship Co; In ballasl
Pier 2, Umpire Stores. Brooklyn.
Str Carrillo, Cartagena, Dec 4; Porto
Colombia, Dec 13; Santa Marta. De,: 1 .
Kingston, 1-.-. ? 7 ; Santiago, Dec 18; to
the United Fruit Co; with pass, mail and
mdse; Pier 15, E R.
Str E! Capit?n. San Juan. Dec IT: to ?
the West In?! a Oil Co In ballast; Pier 1,1
Constable Hook N J.
Str Moravia Bridge, Bremen, D
Southampton, Dec 8: to Mooro & McCor
i-.ik: i;i ballast; anchored o ft' S :
str Mavaro (Br), Demerara. Dec S ; .
Brighton, D?*c 13; Port Spain Dec 14;
Grenada, Dee 15; to the Trinidad Ship?
ping & Trading Co; with pass, mall and
nid-o: Pier 24. Brooklyn.
Str Burma (Kali. Messina. Nov 17;
Catania, Nov is; Palermo. Nov 24: Al?
giers, Nov 27; Malaga, Dec 4 Phelpa
Bros & Co; with :. .
Docks, Brooklyn.
Str Caracas, La Guayra. Dec II; Port
', 4 : Curacao, ! >e : *a r
Juan, Doc 18; to Bliss. Dallett & Co; with
mail and mdse; Pier 11, Brook vn.
Str Nevada (Br), Clark City. Dec 4;
Sydney, C B. Doe 10 ; to the United Trans
portation ' o; with wood pulp, ?oc 2! h
st. Brook!; n.
Str Niagara (Fr), Havre, Dec 11, to the
Compagnie Generale Transatlantique, with
pas? mails and mdse; Pier 84. ~, R.
Str Occ lental, Lobos, Dec 16, to the
Texas Co.. with crude oil, Texas Co Docks,
Bergen, N J
Str BaldhiU, Lobos, Dec 15, to Walker
?- 1'aly. with cruo.0 oil; Pier 6. Constable
Hook, N, J.
Str El Almirante, Galvos'an. Dec ! G.
to the Southern Pacific Co., with
Pier 50. N R.
Sir Hamilton, Norfolk, Dec 21, to the
Old Dominion Transportation Co., wi:h
mdse, Pier 26, N. R
Str J M Dsnr.iger. Provilence, Dec 21,
ro D T Warden, v-ith oil; anchored off
Tompkinsville, S I.
Str C A Snider, Sabine, Dee 15, to the
T'nion Sulphur Co., with sulphur; anchored
off Bay Ridge. Bklyn.
Str Colon. Christobal, Dee 15. to the
Panama R R Co.. with pass, mails and
mdao; anchored ?aft Quarantine.
Str Leeds Cuy (Br), St. Vincent. C V.
FM- Edith, Ponce and Par. Juan.
ptr Start Point (Br), Philadelphia.
Str Lake Marita, Philadelphia, Dec 21,
to Clyde S S Co.. Pier 44. . :
Soh Stewart C Salter (Br), Parrsboro,
v- ?a to %,,,??.,--..?i Tiros: Potts Cove, Aa
torta, ?. I; archored off Quarantine.
Str Edward Luckenbach Baltimore, Dec
"i to ?,tic'*er?v>ae*i S" <* Co.; 't 83rd "t,
Brooklyn: anchored or? Quarantine-.
st Awwidale, St Naaatre; anchored off
Quarantine.
str Detroit-Wayne, Philadelphia; an?
chored off Quarantine.
Str E! Norte, Galveston, to the southern
Pacific Co, with mdse; anchored ?f Q'-iar
antinc.
Berth Changes
Veixe' Transferred to
Amolco .Ar.cnor-ii m etre.\m
Annetta.-P!*-r?1' N 2"
? elfort.Boot 80th Ft., N. H.
Pereby.Pier 6, Bush Docks, B'klyn
Conrad Mohr.Pier 4, Bayonne, N. J.
lomar .Ft. Clinton St., B'klyn
Lakeland.Ft, Clinton St., B'klyn
Maumee.
. Anchored oit B 1 Hook Hats, B'klyn
Riverside Bridge.Piar 23, B'klyn
Roman Prince.Morse"s D. P.. I
Sara's.Berti". 10, Navy ?ard,
--.verre.Ft. Courl St., B'klyn
Taxandrier.Pier 45, B'klyn
Tuckanu? k.Ft. Clini m SU,
INCOMING STEAMSHIP?
Due To-rtaj
v??ar.;.Port. Departures,
Guglielmo Pierce_Naples .Dec to
K tina .....Georgetown .'
Gen H F Hodaes.. .Cristobal .De
City of St Louis. ...Savannah .Dec ? 1
Fort Victoria.Bermuda .Dec 12
Panhandle State. ..London
Arapahoe.Jacksonville ... .Doc 21
Due To-*rorrow
L'"*o!ano. . ? ? .Cadiz .Dec 10
I.epanto.,.Hull .Dec 9
Comal.Galveston .Dec 18
Dae Sunday
Kroorland.Antwerp .Dec 16
Caronla. ? ? London .Dec 17
Calamares.Cristobal . pec 18
Lenape.Facksonvllla Dec 23
Due Monday
Rochambeau.Havre .Dec \A
Coamo.San Juan...Dec "?a
C of Montgomery...Savannah .Doc '?i
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
Bail To-day
Mall Vessel
closes. sails.
Baltic, Liverpool. 8:00 AM 12:00 M
Eastern City, Uznzis. . 8:00 AM 1:00 PM
T u e lt a n u c k. Casa
B.an.:a .12 00 M ICOGFM
Toloo. Port Limon.... 4 10 AM 12:00 M
Zacapa, Kingston. 8.?0AM 12:00 M
Melsdiinler, B u u a o s
Ayres. 8:50 AM 12:08 M
Wacouta. Vera Cruz.. 9:20 AM 12:00 M
: -. -a Sin .Juan. 8.30 AM 12:00 M
I I lerian Prince, Buenos
Ayres .12:00 M ? M
Sail T?-isi?rrew
Mount Clay, Hamburg, ? :00 AM poom
Arapahoe. Jacksonville- 12:00 M
El a id, - :.
.Sail Monday
Madonna, Naples.10:30 AM 3 C? PM
Ft Victoria, Bermuda. 7:30AM 17:00 am
Bt Patrick, Kio do
ai Iro. 8 30 AM 12:00 M
Ron an Prince, Havre . ?- 12:00 M
: St Louis, Sa
ah .- 12:00 M
TRANSPACIFIC MARS
! The connectinc mall? close at the "enera!
? Post Office and City Hall Poirt Offic? Bta
tlcn, New Tork, at i p m, as follows:
Hawaii, via Han Francisco, steamship
! Matsonla. December 24. . .
Jap*n. Corea, China and Siberia, v?a San
; Francisco, steamship Shi ayo Maru, Dtoem
! u<! 14.
Japan, Corea. China. Siberia, ''am,
French Indochina and Netherlamln Flast
.,,,., (except Sumatra) a-ai Ph a; ??
Inlands, via Seattle, steamship li ? , "i . -
? ct-mb?a
Haws ands, New Zeala and
1a Vancotlv r ? - VI tor a,
| ?t c. steamship N'tacai??.. January
Reports bv Wirele?*
-??-?
fr rom the U. 8? Naval Commu?
nication Stution
[instance Is given In miles Reports are
dated at noon unlens otherwise specified, i
' A C Bedford 200 SW Halteras Dec 21!.
Agwldalo 130 8H? Ambrose 8 AM Deo ^3.
! Agwlmoon 40 S Scotland LV B:0C AM
Alabama'01 wnw Coton Deo 31.
1 AMentown no NU Palo Ulttiico Deo 31.
' Allowtt)? 912 M Ambrose Deo 33.
! Amelia 40 h Goairtanamo Dec 23,
American Press 800 W Torturai r- ?
Hatteras n
.
? ? . ;r, :: ? , ?..? Cami ei
1 Apache 40 N Matter?* : < ? 22.
j A pun 180 |C m ? .i
; a i.|?uh?/o Vi* H feotland '.V pec
i Argon 11 W Han I Ki y <?? ? 22,
-.,n 10 I-: by N !?'!? ? Island I ?
ry an 157 ICSIfl abli ? 1 1 ? Dec 31.
Vtalalu it H Band Key Dec 31.
a: Bun 1.7;: W T'irtuttas I>?c 33,
t Au hum 4 00 IS Ambrose Dso 23.
I Auditor 200 K Miami Dsfl 13.
1 Flaton Ito-ise 30?! HVV Tsmps Den tS
\ li-snernir '?'?I NIC Tamplop Dee 81.
j H?tter?on ?3 >! Ambres? I>??o 38.
Black Arrow 1180 K A?.heotr D??e C?.
BoEw?ll ?gn sir. Ambre?? 6:30 AM De*: "'S.
Bradford 423 N Cul?n Dec 22
Brandon 6:1 SW Block Island De-* "3
C- A. Snider 7S N Halteras Deo 22. .
?- ??Habar-as 10 S Cape Mais' n?. ?* ?
Calamares 25? S Havana Dec ?3.
Cambria lat 16 "7 Ion 73 07 N'W D?" *S.
Carlton 112 NW Torturas Dee 33.
Charlee E Harwood 3 B Ba*ne?at Dec 23.
Charlee Pratt 12 W Sand Key Der 12.
Chinampa IE E Five Fathom Bar.lc LV
Deo 28.
City of Alma 46 N Bt Thomas Veo 23,
.- ? Everett SGO E Tampico Dec 33.
' : ? Eve ?'? 7 - W Sand Key Dec ?3.
Clement C Smith :' S Jupiter De<* 2"
>;"a-x3'- 330 W Columbia River 8 PM Dec 21.
t-oldbrook 659 ?3 Cape Henry Dec 22
Colon 403 3 Scotland LV Dec 22
' ' t 2 S Sand Key Dec 2'
* notton r-'l Sand Key Dec 33.
.: i;,'-; \\* N Tampico Dec 21.
(uha 30 N JupiK p Dec 22
Danville 41 fij Havana Dec 21
Darden 220 ESE Tampico. Dec 21.
Dart ford 2 ( SH .South Pass Dec 21.
? 3 S Jupiter Dec 22
3 SH Cape Lookout Dsc 22,
Derbyllne 698 g .\*?-v York Dec 22.
D?voient? 334 W Hand Key Dec 2 3.
E A Mors? S5 ESE Cap.* Hentopen Dec ?2.
rT 3>!1nKsl'?3'r V'J S Cape Blanco S PM
Dec 22.
-. Cro-R-n 1,8S0 E Ambrose Dec 22.
Dt6r23 Dawn 1,2S1 Crora Ca?" Henry
Eastern Merchant 1.GS0 TV Honolulu I
i -M Dec 23.
Editor 465 E Ambrose Dec 22.
fcelbeck 5.5 S San Pedro 8 PM Dso 22.
E kton 592 E St Thomas Dec 21.
El Sol 05 N Harteras De? 23.
Englewood ,370 E Cape Henry Dec 22.
Ess?* 45 E Fir.* Irland Doo. 23.
Eugene V R Thayer pd Sand Key Dec 23.
Morlda 254 W Sand Key Dee 23.
For: Victoria 270 SE Ambrose Dec 23.
tred?jick R K-llogg pd Sand Kev Dec 2-3
Gen Geo w Goothala 26 a Watllng Island
Dec 22.
Gen W C Corsas 525 S Ba'.bos, 8 PM
Dec 22.
Ooree 2* S r.oca Grande Dec 22.
i fulfstn am pd Sand Key Dec Z"
' 95 N Hatteraa Dec 23.
Hagan 65 K Sand Key Dee 2 1.
Halea-kala 2,088 E Cristobal Dae -
Halsey 27' W Sand Key Dec 23
Halway 12 E Sombrero Dec '-3
ton Roads pd Han.t Key Dec 22
Harvester 3?3o .\" Tampico Deo 31
Heber 3,3,30 33 3-. irfolk i PM Dec 21.
Herbert G Wylle 3 32 N7 Jupiter Pec 32
ert ?. Pratt '12 N Jupiter ~>i(? 22
Tidton p,J Rebecca Shoala Dec 22.
- ?' Seattle 9 PM Dec 21
1 Island Dec 21.
ape Pan A-.ten in Dee 22.
Hulai 1 17 S Cape Henry D-c 22.
lapan . v ..,?) yk Hatteraa !l<"- 23
- ??- ? 3-* E Tar. ? c - Dec 21.
? ?': 3.) 34 Ion -X.^ 33 Dec ?1
'ulia Luckenbach 1,615 ? Overfalls D?e *??
Kaiserin Auguste victoria. 1,335 E Ai
De?
-.."'-?* 22.
o Dec ?
;- ng 1 Sand 13- y Dec 23
Scotlanti 3.3" ?'? a1?
.3" Hatteras Dee 23
- 31 P?a >-. 3 San Salvador Dec 22.
I ake Ch lan 20 S J upll er De 22.
??..* E ?e 31 Tl as Dec 21.
i-?? '-.-:. Ei?.n : [al teraa D -?? 22,
Lake F.-, ind - SE Bermuda :
Lake 13 .. - Scotland LV Dec 3'!.
Lake Linden 43 S Jupiter Dec 22.
Llghtburno 17 N" Hatteraa D
? " Santa Marta Dec 23.
Linden 33a.! 2U from Cape Henry Dec 32.
Logician passed ^?:ul Ke> Doo 2:3.
Los Angeles 140 from Port Sa- Luis S PM
: - ?e 22.
Major Wheeler 200 SW Key Weal D*c 21.
Manatee hi NW Tortucas Dec 22.
? -? ? ?e .' s Cape Henry Dec 2.3.
Mar Cara?be passed Sand Key Doc 22.
st Dec 22.
McCrear; unt 25 S Ambrose D?*e 3".
,'?? K ngston Dec 21.
x 91 NNE Hutteras Duc S3.
il nia " ,; '-. Jupiter Dec 23.
? 7 1 *. :: Ha?, ana ! iec 3 3
Mlsklanza i"30 VV Ha:-, Francisco S PM
Dec 21.
?.and LV Dec 21.
Monterey 73 ENE Tampico De?: 21.
:? 37" ESE Tortugas Dec '22.
Munplace G I -' - ? ith Dec .3.
Mun--v.nl 3 - S Scotland LV r?e-* 3 :.
Mameaug lu-3 SE Ambrose De
Nantucket 16 N Fryingpai Shoala Dec 22.
New York (Du tk) - ENE Capa P??-.-/
Dec 23.
- : 10 33 Port ;,. 3,0 3 Deo 2 2.
- '? ke 113 S San! Key Dec 22.
Oscar i? Bennett 82 !V, Hatteras T ?
Ossineke lat 17 80 Ion 72 43 Dec 22.
Ovurbroci. 12 S 1 Rocka 1i ?? 22.
Paraguay 2e'?: W Tortugas Dec 21.
Pedro Chrlf-:-,ph?;raon i--- - Ma ?k !
PM ;
Pennant 825 S?E Galveeton Dec 21.
Porto Ri ?? 38 3- Ambrose * PM Dec 32,
Robert M Thompson 3- S Alligator Reef
Dec 22.
Rochester 513 S Overfnll3 Dec 23.
I anaa i30 S San Pedrc Dec 21.
Pipestone County 36 X Hatteras De.* 23
Quitta :as t60 S Ambrose Deo 23.
Reaper pd Sand Key i??-.: 23.
p.obert M Thompson 90 WSW Sand Key
Dec 23.
Sabine SuA 144 S Overfills Dec 23
Sagadaho : II ? ' --?
.-* Cape Pan Antonio Dec 22.
San Jo3e 3'.:?- s Bar Francisco Dec 21
v v, -.-.- Dee 23.
Santa Rita - 3!
Scantic lal 41 29 Ion 58 ?I Dec 3':.
Schodack 2191 W Honolulu 1 PM Dec 21,
Snr,ulga 20S E Lobos Island G
.sennt.ir 164 ?*; San Francisco Dec 21
50 K Cape Henry Dec 22.
Solitaire 10 W Sand Key Dec 21
ipltor 1 iec 2".
:- 25 s Scotland L\ 8:23 \.M
Doc 23
Pouth Pole 307 E Ambrose Dec 22.
Steel Ranger 7IS S .San Francisco 8 .PM
Doc 22.
30 N Jupiter Dec 22.
. . lat 27 il N 1- n 79 31 W Dec 22.
?Sylvan Arrow 510 :: San Francisco S PM
Dec 22.
Tatsuno Mam 550 E H moluln ? PM Ds .,
. 1,030 E Honolulu * PM Dec 21.
. ii rd p-1 Sand Key Dec 23.
Har aatl -3 K, Tampico ' a
.?.-.-.:.-? Ofl *.*. 9and Key D?-<* 3.
x . E Si Thomas Dec 20.
Westborc 120 N Norfolk Dec 2.'!.
West Cadron 1,233 VV San Francisco.? lYd.
Dec 21.
.? ??:? Cajoot 1,423 W San Francisco 8 PM
West Ho'bomao lat 26 43 N ton 71 00 W
Dec 22
West Hixton 593 W 3an Pedro ? PM Dec 2 3.
West Holbrook l.iTO from San Pedro * PM
He?: 21. ._
[soin 170 W Cape Flatury 5 PM
D - 31.
Wesl Keats 710 W Co.nmbla River S PM
21.
Niger 1,743 W San Francisco S I'M
: 2i.
** ?? Togus : 239 S San Francisco ? PM
Dec 22.
. totant 290 '.;K S3 Thomaa De
W ico 2-" s >V Hattt ras Deo 22.
William ?3 Warden pd Sand Kay Deo 23
Zoppot lat 2-1 IE N Ion 73 08 W De? .:
AMERICAN TORTS
riMORE, Dec 2.3?Arrive?! ? BtTO
.. - en (Swed) openhagen via
iVest Waunoke Antwerp. Sailed: Htrs
: '- lai Iro; Afghanis?
tan ?'.'x ? B ..: Queen Elizabeth (Br),
\'alpara?.-,'j : Verona (Nor), Preston: Arc
.'?-.<"'??
:-.!.. n ' ' ? -- '.'?? !ba, San
J u,.:: .* lulan (Fin). Buei . Will ?
:..- iai -'" ... ::" '? "'? : '?'
fort.-.
1 >3-.r. Deo 2 3?Arrived: Lehigh,
Bco, ?ai 1 dra anu
Philadelphia Hovcn, Poi 31ty ? ;
Columbu?, Savannah; Lake Elum-r?*, Jack
aonvllla and Charleston (la".-'r 23-l>.
Sailed; ! C White, Tampico and Buenos
Ayres; San Jos??. Havana and Port Limon;
Meroer Victory, Portland fer Rotterdam;
Everett, Lambert's Point; Jonancy, Nor
folk; J D Rockefellor, Norfolk (lattei ..
Vineyard Haven, Mans, Dee 22?Arrived:
Bchra Roseannc Belllvoau (Br), Havana
for Weymouth, N S; Alien Gurnoy, New
It-rk for Nentuckot.
CHAJtlilCSTON. S. C, Dec. 23.?Arrived:
H'.r?! Apache. New York (and proceeded t<
Jacksonville), Sailed; Ru?f Jar? (Nor),
New Vork.
GALVES1 Dec arrived:
Stra Concho, New York; Lacicawanna
? irxiic-, Ke " W ?'- ?aarcelona - -::
H II 1 ramplc? Sailed:
phla (Br) Uve pool. 13
Italy
.! >VCKS< ?NVILLE. D?< - ; " ?
Htrs Cub? Havana; Van M ami; Lake
?:. ? rah I Lon via Charle - . ?ehr l?3
? \1 Roberts. Bermuda.
? House (Br), Bir Hannah;
Lenape, New ? : l? via Chai : 'stot ? ?u 3
Coast and bargt Monongal ' ' Arthur;
-,. ' ? Adan JkT Intyi -, B*rb?dos,
BILE, Ala., Dec. 23.?Arrfvod Strs
Lai ? Capena, T?-,?, sehr Georgette, Bilbao,
Sil.-tz. Liverpool, sehr IValtfcam,
3'uti-i
NEWPORT NEW3. Va. Dee 2"?Arrlv
Assimlr.:? Bmbrlcos (Gk), Norfolk; Conne.
watro, Haiti.-:. . T.1er (Nor), Dunkirk;
I 3 (Pr). Telta!. Sailed ' -?- -,;
(8wod), Stockholm: Wlrand? t3w I),
Stockholm; Anton: . Baltimore,
NORFOLK, ,-'?< Dto -'?'? Arrived: Con
nersvtlle, Hordeaoi. Lever:?- (Br), Ball
Western Light, New Tork; Vlrg?
(Nor) Ui-rnoii: Hem? Franoh (Fr harki,
Lambran (Nor), Barry; Nlcoll?
Ok), 1 lardiff; Polar * (Va-f? 1, Shi? H -
. ? ruglsan
?,.ru (Ja " ?? : Enjtl mil. : ? g
-.??,..
I 1 n,-, ,; ivp? m; H&vt i-.-*.- -. - :r Lon
-,1.,,..!. 3i ' Brl OlttSE '-.."-- 5
(Dt) n K ttlsha Maru (Jai x 8a
Phlla
I delphlu Frssno. Barcalona; Antan (Swed),
I Wellington] Hslder (Dan), ilarliado?;
Itorvlken (Nor), Rio de Janeiro. Lucarna
-Hi*), DnnKlrki Norfolk, New England:
i-farvey II Itrnwn, New England: Calno,
(?ano?.1 pioneer ?Bn, unknown: Corsica.
iNiiw knglan.l. Mangora. Havana. Olml
< It?) New YorW : ln?a (F?r), unknown;
?i!bi,?*t (Nor). Murmansk: Uai beatsr j
Sperlinge ?Br*. Battimor?: Typhoen (BrV i
Valparaiso; Calcutta Maru i.lap), Yoko- :
hama; Thorgerd (Nor), unknown: Tr?alos,
fGk), IC*-/ West; Brookllne, Bremerton;
Pe-:--skl% unknown ; Whlteway
Hamilton; Mi?osa (Br), unknown; E Ci
Pop-', New Eng-?and.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec 23 ? Arrived : '
Kalfarll (Nor). Rio de Janeiro; Ar.r.a 'Ok?.
Norfolk; VoreneJ (Br). NorfoWt Davidson
County, N'orfo'.tt; ParKhaven (Dt), Nor?
folk! westpoo!. Rottprdar-, ''?9 Moines I
Bridas. Ais ehester; William P Palmer
Houston via Baltimore Kr-.-a.seU, New
Tork; Tune (Norj. Cienfueg a ?alle
Charles M Everest, New "fork; Splendor
(It). Savona; Wachtt'eis (Fr), Bordeaux;!
J E O'Neill. Port Lobos; -.n?w?, Rio de ?
Janeiro via New Tork; Man? ??* [Fr), Ant- i
werp; Esparta, Santa Marta; Lake
-. Delaware Breakwater, Del, Dec :
S3?Passe?! out from Philadelphia: J B5 !
O'Neill, Port Lobos Westcheswald, New I
Tork; Anlwa, Rio da Janeiro ??'la New '
York: Espar? a, Santa Marta.
PORT EADS, La, Deo 33?Arrived: !
Bratland (Nor), Porte C lombta: Klrk
town (Br). Costa Rica. Oskaloosa,
folk; Westcoast Asores. Sailed: Blsley !
Brake-on-Weser-Rlver, Qern-.any, via Nor
folk; Comua, New Tork. Lake Orme-..
Tampico- Mante Cristo fit), Leghorn: j
Turna, Vera Crus via Tampico.
PORT TAMPA, Fia, Dec 23?Arrived: '
Luise <Fr). Newport News. Sailed: Mas?
cotte, Havana via Key West; Tancarvjlle,
Tampleo.
PORTLAND, Me, Dec 33?Arrived: gchr
Mary M Dieb? d (new). New Castle, Me,
fer Norfolk. Balled: Froeman, Norfolk;|
Gariba
PENSACOLA, Fia, Dec 23?Arrived:'
Buckley (Br), Galveston. Sailed: Mydrecht i
(Dl Galveston.
SAVANNAH, Ga. Dec 33?Arrived: Mi?
narte? (Br) Mejillones; Asfg-ersund. Co- I
r? nha??n; City of Montgomery, New ?ork;
Persian, Jacksonville, and aalied for Baitl- ;
more. Sailed: City of Atlanta Boston;
MUUnoeket, Port Tampa; bark Slsrtd !
(Nor), Fredrlkshaven.
TAMPA, Fla. Dec 23?Arrived: Lake
Fartstlll, New Tork ; w.icox. Hamburg.
Sailed dchr Favonian (Br . Halifax.
FOREIGN POUTS
Departure? for Ve??r York
BARBADOS, Dec 19?S S West Avenal ;
Buenos Ayres),
ST MICHAELS, X^r ?o?8 S Bombar- I
dier (Bel) (from Dunkirk) (not pre- j
: ?
BARRT, Dm 33?S E Hokkal Maru
A .'TWERP, P--C IS?9 S Eglantier
?
PORT SAID Deo IS?3 P Schwaben ,
(Br), (from Kar?, hl)
BAH?A, Dea 19?S S Salluat (Rr).
PATRAR Dec 21?S 3 Pannon?a (Br).
rPTON : 21?S S Carcnia ',
(lu) fr? - . a ion).
: 1 i' K.LLICE ! ?? * 18?S f East ' le
GENOA, Dec 18?S S Elkridpe.
LA PLA T "-. D? ..'' -S S I
Arrival? from New Vork
i SANTOS, Dec 19?Sehr 0%a M (BraaV.
COPENHAGEN, '? ? 23?3 t1
States (Pan).
ANTWERP, Dec 20?3 S Chester Kl
wa n s, via Baltimore
K iTTERDAM, I""* 7 3?3 3 Batarnia.
i MULLENDO, Poe 15?S 3 Rcr.alco, -'.a,
! Callao,
! AVONMOUTH, Dec ?2?S 3 Tuscan Star
! (Br), via Bo
LISBON, Dec 32?3 S Atlantic City (Br:
PORT PAID, Dec 20?8 S Patroclus.
FRBMANTLK, Dec 32?8 S O? ndla (Bri,
??'a Newport News.
MALAGA. Doc. 14?3 Holmenj?ra
1 (Swed).
U. S. $26,775,000 Loan
To NsYs Central Approved
Seven Subsidiary Lines Would
Share in Credit Sanctioned
By Commerce Commission
WASHINGTON. Dec. 23.?A loan of
! $26,775,000 to the? New York Centra!
; and seven subsidiary lines to he'p
I iinar.ee the purchase of new equipment
! and additions and betterments to cost
I $56,623,000, was approved to-day by the
! Interstate Commerce Commission. The
S roads are to furnish $"0.000 000 for
this purpose, and the fund will be ei
! pended jointly.
The subsidiary lines of the New
; York Central to share in -.he loan are
? the Michigan Centra!, the Bij Four,
? the Cincinnati Northern, the Toledo %
? Ohio Central, the Zanesville &? West
; rrn. the Kanawha & Mich'gan Railway
i r.nd the Lake Erie & Western.
-*~-~ ?
> Bill Aimed at Foreign Ships
Would Bar Vessels Not Meeting
\ . S. Standard
WASHINGTON. Dec. 23. ? Foreign
-hips on which conditions were
I '.hose set by the American merchant
1 marine would be denied entra?e?.' to
I American ports under a bill introduced
1 to-day by Chairman Jones cf th ? '?? : -
. ate Commerce Committee.
The measur? would b< ime effective
r ?net" ??-? " f ;f r its passa'*;?, n
described as one "to promote and de
' velop the interests of the American
i merchant marine." In add'tion to
' other papers now required by law, for
; eign vessels would be forced Lo carry
j permits issued by the 31 in li .' Board,
The Shipping Board would have au?
thority to inspect all for? ign :raf1
entering American waters and to -?
?T-.-.tp that conditions a? to san
living quarters, food, finance and the
lik<* be up to the standard on American
. craft.
.Armv Order?;
-The Tribune's W?shinp-ton Bureau
WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.?Array or?
ders issued to-day follow:
Infantry
Odom, 2<j Lt. B E., resignation accepted,
Leasure, Lt. Col. S. '7*.. to Honolulu.
Dental forp?!
Capt M. >. ' iliter ?-? ' 77 >ap.
'apt. :??:?*
.- ? m r..
Air Service
' Rutfgrles, Lt. r. W., to March Field.
: ?apt. G imery
Veterinary Corps
I Neate, 2d Lt. N. M. I Fort Bilss,
- --. ?"an*. !:. I . :. Chi iag >.
hers, 2d Lt. D. L., to Fort r>o?h.
-?iernal forp-;
i ? C-j.pt. E. O., tt Camp l':k .
' ' . ! i ? ???- ? I,
<Juart<?nnaster Corn?
:.<*rrran. Capt. H. C. to Panam
? ? Ith, Capt. fl
. : g y, ? apt, !'.'. K., tu Fan
:. . : a". Capt. T.. to Honolulu.
Uisccllanedna
' W, I-. Eng;., t.? Antwerp
: .*i^j. N. I'. !-*. a., to New Orleans.
H :. IV pointed Capt. Judge
1 icato General's Dept., aaslgmed u>
New i'oric
Sly, ?' pt. E. !".. Fin. Dept., to Fort
- . ?
Lt. W. E.. V. S. A., retired, to
hi LgO.
Navy Order??
th? Tribune's Washington I
WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.? The fol
; ?owing naval orders ware issued to?
day:
- 1 ilion.
Baum, Com. ?.i. M , to Asu-.ic ?".ation.
Belllngham, B .' ? Laval
? -
? Atlantic ft set.
? ;i Roads.
Browi LI ''.>n: >l- S., tn i". S S, TrUXtTTB.
Lt. C to AI Ian '?.<? fleet.
Lt. M , to L*, S. 8. North Dal-ota.
-' a. M., to Atlantic
fie t.
lan, Lt. Com. G. C, to i?uffa'.o.
Dounlasa, Lt. Com. A. E., :o C. S. S.
Ar??Eioo'c
Katun, Ens. H. W., ta C, S. S. Btrtalnjf
Umu.
i;.*bn.irrt;. Lt. y. H., to Waahir.-;tcn.
liai!. Lt. (J. G.) W. B.. to U, .S. 8. Fred
srtek.
Henoltlor, Lt. C. Vf., to Harrlshurg.
lull. Ens. L. E. Jr.. to C. B. 8, Bt.TT.ln?
h?m.
Iioi matin, Ap. Clk. H. H., to V. B. B.
llrldire.
Hook, Lt, F. ??.. ta V. K. B. Belief.
Homer, Lt. Com. K. B.. to U. t?. 8. Black
Haw".'..
Jayne, Lt. J. K.. to V. P. S, Fulton,
liana, (in-.. J. .v . to 17. .-' 8.
? -.-.?i. to u. s, a.
SO a*..
. . ?'-??- r.r.i h, C A., to t". :'. s. Pa
- v.. v, . to ?. P. B. Sftiramentr? '
i- ???? I'-. I,-.. J. M.. to O. H. B. B-1.
fi raun?, Bear i ' , tn Asiatic fleet.
V Inkle, Lt. I I., to N?W Vnrli.
Wadsworth, Com. .'v. S., to L'. S. 0. illc?i?- |
ran.
Lt. T., to IT. P. B Michigan.
Capt, D M. to a.-.a- c station,
/'.?Kim. i.t. r.i. a.) Vf. ft. to '? s. p. Lona'
Beach.
Fuller, Lt. E. J.. no ?. P. 8, Lansl-iy.
wbippsi, Km. H. L to T* S, 8 Nsrena
Baker indorses Use of Army
F'pf-'litiVs bv Private Plane?
WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.?Legislation
authorizing army aviation stations to
sell supplies and make esnergeney re
fa*rs to commercial and private air
riar.?? :=?? approved by Secretary Baker,
who wrote to-day to the ?enate and
House military committees that such
legislation was desirable, because de?
velopment of military aviation was
linked with private enterprise.
TRAVEL
fTirna m *aV*kW*B*WSkW*aW*m 'u
BAHAMAS
Perfect climate. All outdoor
sports. Excellent hotels.
Sailings from New York
Dec. 31 ^?
For Reservation? apply to authorized!
Tick st Aj-cncie? or
gg WARD LINE
"T- Foot of W ail St? New York
ALL-EXPENSE CRUI3E
SISO ANO UP
No lovelier spot for a winter'? ruling j
than thi* island of Encliantmen!. Rat??
cover all necessary expenses o? meals ;
and stateroom accommodations for the j
entire trip to and around the island and ;
return In N'ev/ York. Sailings from !
Sew York Wednesday? and Saturdays i
for !6 and 20 day cruises respectively. ;
PORTO RICO LINE
11 li.'udwaf. New York
100%
American
100% Service
NEW YORK to
rQUE?NSTOWN iw..^??
-BOULOGNE?LONDON
First Class Only
Luxurious, New 16-Knot Ships
PANHANDLE STATE: Ian. I.Veb! 5
OLD NORTH STATE: Jan. 15. Feb. 19
NEW YORK TO BREMEN
AND DANZIG DIRECT
S. S. SUSQUEHANNA
-, i ? i . '
Dotsmlw - ' ? : x?-*'?? ????
fouet??- Dep't . . *S ?r?d*?y, S. T.
Tkoo 12M WsrteUali
Freig'.it D-p'c . 1??lr?oii?aj.B. t.
?Pho.na 6300 Rector \\\\JtBX\\\
NEW PASSENGER SERVICE
~m. *?, ,? t ^ ?P?a WB ett
To ?.K JL*| I'll Jul w
P.y tlie FoBt and Modernly Equipped
S. S. "COB?"
Sailing from
JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
Every Saturday
:- I . ::; if ?5 nange 1 13
From HAVANA Every Tutsday
FIRST CLASS ONLY
QinTMilHF ?? '
M? AM! * STEAMS HIP CO.
? 1 A"??\,?ai?W!?- rt-im- IBMi. OFF1C3SS
? ? *?rt;i? ?-. -? . Braarfwar N. Y
-,m*li:t. F.. T-: Broad 379-32*33.
? i vorita sp? rts o? ko.'., ?ennl rid
rl vi ng i : ? i tor
: . lishins ' ; par
e the manj lod Hotels
No Passport? ttaqoired for ??rrmuda.
Two mailing:* w?eklj daring Jan . Feb.,
M;ir. and April, via inst I>e Luxe
Twln*8crew Steamers,
S. S. "FORT VICTORIA1'
14.000 Tons Displacement
Sailing from New fork
s. s. isf mi nmiuow
11 100 Torn Displacement
from Now
' - ' 13. 19, ..-'
6**i.: for .-??..;? literature* ta
IIRNJW SMIlt III l.INf,
U V>"?r.?iill St.. N. Y.-T?l. BowllnB G.-ten 780t
\ &<5?-. i?o JNwtol tin i is* |
NEW YiRK ? HAVRE ? PAili;
l.r.OPOJ jf?l>A !><?<*, 338, Feb. J?,
nwi'HAipt?Ui; ...Jan. 4, .U?r. S, Apr. 13
l.A l.AUATtE. , Jan. ft, F?b. S. Apt. J
i A To; RAINE. . Jan. 15, Mar I }, Ai?r. 1?
FftAM'K.Jum. tO F?h. 17. M?r. 1
I.A ?AT?IB..Jan. 29. Fab. 3?, Mar. 3?
CHICAGO . Seb. 15. Mar. 19, Apr. 2?
NEW YORK-BORDEAUX
CAJIOI.INE .Der.'.".
HAMBURG DIRECT
MA'? \li.\ .Jan. D
COMPANY'S UHU F.. l'J STATE -T., S?. V.
\\ rat Indies CtoIm-s. Frank Tourist Co.
Pitt? Ave., between 4lat and -4J.i Sta
Vanderbtlt 33*"
,*ihort ?nd ld?-?l limn? to Orient from
Seattle, I ,<-. Palatial Passenger StsaRi*
ahlpa. Nipputi Yuaen ku.?<!*..>.. ?3? H way.N.1
CAN \01AN PACIFIC BAU.WAT
Hotel* l'rans Continental. Ali-Y,?ar Kootn?.
f. ?. PiHRV. ?. A. Pass, Dspi.. 1231 B ?aj N. 1.
TRAVEL
TRAVEL
SOUTH AME?ICA
/? DIRECT PASSENGER SERVICES
NEW YORK?VALPARAISO
Regular Salir,*?
Cristobal. Callao, Molleado, Arica, Iquiqtt?, Anti?agast*. Valparaiso
*EBRO, JAN. 29 ESSEQUIBO, FEB. 26
* 'Cal',? ai. Havana.
NEW YORK?GUAYAQUIL
Regular fallings
Crfatobat Buenaventura. Sameraidas, Bah?a, Manta, GuaraqaS
QUILLOTA, DEC. 29 QUILPUE. JAN. 22
HAVANA^VALPARAISO
and Intermed?ate Pert*
ORTEGA, DEC. 27 ORIANA, JAN. 31
ORCOMA. Feb. 28
CRISTOBAL?VALPARAISO
and Intermediate Vxrta
P.egular Sailing?
CRISTOBAL?CHAMPERICO
Calling at
Punta Arena?, San Juan, Oorir.to. Amapala.
3La C?lon, La Libertad. Ac? juila ar.c! 3an Jot?
Kegular fallings
ENGLAND?BRAZIL?ARGENTINA
Frequent Sailing? by Large Mall Steamer?
PACIFIC LINE
lli? Paci&c Steam Navigation C*.
ROYAL MAIL
Tb? Royal Mail Steam Packet Company
NELSON LINE
H. A W. Neteon. Ltd..
South Africa SSiSsSriS
na? Uaioa-Caatle SI ail Steamship Caapaay, Ltd.
Sanderson & Sor
CSMJkRAL .4.?O.NTS
2# Broadway. Me? Tork
PHONt AitQAl) ne*
m Aa? 6t??M?h?3 Ticks?? A?/*?
?WH!T? STAR LINEA
Nrarby Sailings
BALTIC. 12 Noon DEC. 24 ?Liverpool
OLYMPIC... ip.M. DEC. 29 to CI"^r? =d Southarrpt?
NEW ?OK*-tHiJti??iBtr-HOrTBAMPTOM
OLYMPIC.. ? P.M. Dec ?9 ,Viar. ?i Apr. ?0 I ADRIATIC. 12 Noon Jan. 19 Feb. 16 Mar. 11
NEW ?ORK-L1VHKPOOI, NKW YORK?BOSTON?AZORKfj?
*?}**.'2,N?on **"? *i Z~~Z I-; GIBKALTAR-.N Af 1.RB-OK9IOA
Celtic.iZNoon Jan. ?3 reb. ?o Apr. 2 .,?.. ,v -,o >? -ii a? i
Vedic (new).12NoonJan.26-Canopic ... .^ P.M. Dec 28 Mar. 22 May 17
Cednc ..... !2 Noon-Feb. 5 Mar. !2 i Cretic .3 P. M. Jan. 5 Mar. 8 May 3
AME RICA
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