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Reports o? Shipping and News of Foreign Trade
Americans to
Man American
Ships Sony;
a
Ship Owners Will Take lTp
Question of Securing
Greater Supply of Native
Horn Seamen on Vessel
Aliens Have Dominated
Recent Strike Showed Them
Responsible for Acts of
Vi?leme Against Marine
adoption of methods
fn,,. v, preference for the em
can seamen on Amer
ivili be taken up by the
American S ' Owners' Associa
?"? ture.
Meetings will be held to-day by two
the association - one on
bill to amend the La Fol?
lette- seamen's law and the other on
?he Edn bill providing for the
transfer of the transport service ship?
ping activities from the Army and
Jfavy di - and the government
owned Pai i Steamship Company to
privat- ' American shipping
fines.
American Seamen Unite
Now that an American seamen's as
lociatioi formed, with a mem?
bership limil ' ns, I he pros?
pects for an increased percentage of
Americans on American ships aro re?
garded as greal 'ovi d. This new
organizati to by many ship?
ping men to > effect of control
Of the i -':-* in this country
by the f< ment.
"What ' nation means, ship?
ping men point out, was shown clearly
during thi recent strike. Investigation
of violence and intimidation on
the part of the strikers almost invari?
ably showed aliens to be responsible.
In an attack upon an American ship at
New Orleans, for instance, of ninety
three men arrested eighty-three were
found to be foreigners.
Winthrop L. Marvin, vice-president
and general manager of the American
'? ' Association, states
that in looking over the articles of
?hips that received crews in New York
during the last winter and just before
the strike he found that these ships'
complements, furnished mostly from
union headquarters, contained only two
or throe Americans at most out o?
thirty or forl
Foreigners in Control
"It is an open secret,'' he says, "that
although for political purposes these
'international' unions have been claim?
ing an American enrollment of 40 to 50
per cent, the walking delegates and
agents wen taking especially good care
that men of their own kind were pre?
ferred for ? mployment. They would
allow no Yankees, and particularly
none of an aggressive type, to get upon
the payrolls of American ships if they
could help it."
Excessive ? ;--ir:-es. stated to be made
by the railroad on c al trimming, were
discussed al a meeting held at the
headquarters of the American Stenm
ship Owi ???' association, ?I Broad?
way, yesterday by a committee repre?
senting ?hipping men and coal ex?
porters, headed by Henry S. Lyons, of
the New ? Fuel and Transporta?
tion Company. The Maritime Exchange
of Hampton Roads is also taking steps
to secure a reduction of the charges, in
order to enable increased exportation
of American coal in competition with
the European product.
? ?
House Vote Will Suspend
Navy's Shipping Bulletin
From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. Aug. 3. -Navy De?
partment officials said to-day that be?
cause C id failed to authorize
publica' ; ping Bulletin it
will have to be discontinued. This is
the publ ing information
o? nsov . ' ships at. sea, their
arrival in pi rt, d location.
It has 'men in demand among shipping
Ben and commercial interests.
The House had before it recently a
bill relating to various naval matters
and incin.ied in it -.vas a provision that
the de; hould be authorized
to publ i etin and sell it to
nantir rs at cost
Of publication, The House knocked
out the pro'. opposed the bill
to Buch 1'. presentative
Butler, in cl t, withdrew it.
Bepn New York,
made a plea for the bulletin in the
House, but on a mot on by Eopre i
*tiTe Ma ion for publica
?I ? Re pi
?tiv? H act that
?bile tl I ad been out of
pocket ' . the ?rice of the
Ml?el ? ed. to $1 and vir?
tually v.
Reprei enta dt! ere vas
r-? *utl ority ii >r the bulletin's
pt-b:.--.- main pui ;>""'?
*l? t-i ;? ,. for employing
1er the
iMTjr Deprai ? ared it wa i
* toerel ? ?? and that the
*?*Ty Den - have nothing
te do ?
n'n th? ? on in the
Bosse there i r the proj
?t ean ? ,\\ Le
*ai3*, I latter taker.
. ma Comn
itt'r.
Army Orders
FrimTh-.': ? .:. hington Bureau
1?"'
?rt,. , I nf., ??! r t
l)r. -,, U., te) Fort Me
***? ? ? , Pik,.
e?.,. . ' Artlllei r
U' '-' ? /?land.
lut*? j. rV*** Artiiif?rr
J?J??J7 L "r V,e'A Hoa
?n. Ht ? - ., :: to Fort Hill
7W-. u . Mht??'la?>eooa
S2 - ' ' . to Don
'. ? . to <:,
til-;.
ver.
a/rip
lmt INLAND
BUL WATER WAYS
?H* AND PACKAGE FREIGHT
WLAND MARINE CORP.
"2 N*Mtu St. Beekman 4291
Sattes V"W V'"1' "* *?*???.
?ss?; ?,/r",,,'!"'1 >->k' >??"??
?*>?. w"/1"'""i^> and Sotar
*g ,/,w,,""iU HAU BATE?
* ??.P0RT C0 LIMITED
??VWktw man? Beat?
Marine Reports
F!gu-ei Indiraled are alandsird time.
THE TIDES
High water, ),ow water.
\M I'M \ M CM
Sandy Ifool,. 7 ts ??-.11 i h?t 2:02
ernor's lalan '? ' ? R -' 2:20 : ? ?
, Urii Oatt . o ; . ? ? 4 ::i
Winds ?t Son To-day
Hnttorn.? to Key West- Moderate to
fresh soui hu ?. I m tat wind ?? shitting
I i noi I herl? - noitl poi ion ; (.tun ly
overcast weutl i and local thunder show?
ers.
Last Gulf -Moderate fist to south winds
rtly nfprenst v* pa : I r.
West Gulf y. itleratc east and southeast
.- ' - ? ; ??? ovei asi v'. - a : her.
Over Caribbean Sea and Windward Faa
sage Moderato to fresh easterly winds:
partly overcast weathei and probably local
showei
North of Sandy Hook?Gentle to moder?
ate variable over north portion ami moder?
ate o fresh northeast winds over south
>on n ; po rtly o\ t-i cast w eathei.
Hook t" Hatteras?Moderate to
fi esh norl hea il a ml .h ,\ Inda i nd over
cast weuilier; probobly.uliowcis over south
portion.
Hatteras to Florida Straits?Moderate lo
fresh southwest and west winds to nnrth
erly ovt-i no th portion; partlv overcast
thei and Ijt.-il thunder showers.
Arrived Yesterday
Str Dante Alighieri (Hal), Genoa July
9, Naples .inly 21; lo MacDonnell ,?- Truda
with . first cabin, 258 second and .s*.
steerage passengers, in.iils and mdse; Pier
25, N R
Str t?to (Nor), Guayaquil July 6, Esme?
raldas July 11, Cristobal July IS, Kingston
July 23, Port Antonio July 27; to tho
Caribbean S S Co, with mdse; Pier 7, E It.
Str Hallnrtiis (Br), Rosarlo Juno 3*>,
IUhmioh Ayres July 4, Montevideo July 6,
Boston Aug 2; to R P Houston & Co, with
mdse; Pier 3. Erie Basin, Brooklyn.
Str City of Llbau (Br), Calcutta June 4.
Algiers July S, Philadelphia Aug 1; to
Punch, Edyo & Co, with mdse.
Str Splondor (Ital), Algiers July 16; to
Robert L Hague, In ballast.
Str Joiterson, Norfolk; to Old Dominion
S - Co; Pier 28, N R.
Str Munwood, Santiago July 18, Jticaro
July 22, Clenfuegos July 28; to the Munson
? h with sugar; Arbuckle's-Sugar Ro?
ll nt ry, 3 ?rooklyn. -
Str Lake Tippah. San Juan July 27: to
James W Elwell & Co, with mtlse; foot
. Brooklyn.
Str John Blumer (Nor). Antilla July 27;
to iho Atlantic Fruit Co, with sugar. Na?
tional Sugar Refinery, Tonkers, N Y.
Str Melville Dollar (Br), Singapore May
7. Hong Kong May 18, Shanghai May "a,
Taku May 31, Vancouver Juno "0, San
Francisco July 5, Cristobal July 24; to the
Dollar Steamship Line, with nuise; Pier 5,
Bush I >oc ks, 1 ?rooklyn.
Str Eastern Pawn, Rotterdam July 11,
Antwerp July 13; to Bliss. Callen _ Co.
with mdse; Pier 2, Army Base, Brooklyn.
Str Balr, Constantinople July 8, Cala
?? L July II, Palermo July 16 to the Ex?
il Co, with nuise; foot Kent st,
Gi i ; ?nt.
Str Willfaro, Biltlmore; to Williams
S S Co; Pier 45, N R.
Union Sulphur Co; In ballant; Erie Basin
Bi ? akwater, B'klyn.
Str Henry R Mallory. Havana July 30:
to tho New York an i C iba Mail Steamship
Co; with 87 pass, maus and mdse; Pier
14. E R.
Str Munalres, Tacoma July 9 and Cris?
tobal July 21; to the Munson Steamship
Lines; with lumber and shingles; Pier 1,
N R.
Str Veendyk (Du), Sourabaya May 20,
Samarang May 23, Chorlbon May 24, Pa
dang Juno 14, Colombo Juno 21, P rt Said
July C and Gibraltar July 17; to Funch,
Edye .'.: Co; with three pas.? and ?ridse;
Pier 4. American Docks, S I.
Str Absaroka, Palamos July 6, Alicante
July ft, Faro July 12 and Lisbon July 17;
to C L Mallory; with mdse: Pier C5, N R.
Str Pandsay, Hamburg July 16; to the
Ni ???? Y irk and Argentine Steamship Co, in
ballast; Pier S, E It.
Str L'nited States (Dan), Copenhagen
; and Christiania July 23; to Funch,
Edye & Co; with 40 first, 136 second cabin,
232 steerage pass, malls and mtlse; ft
lth st, Hob ikon
Str Maracaibo, Maraealbo July 23, Ciira
?? and Mayaguas July 27; to
Bliss, Dallett & <'o; with 61 pass, mails
and mdse; Pier 11, B'klyn.
Str Cardnnla, Rio de .1 anelro June l.Rio
Grando June 38, Santos July 11, and St
Thomas July 27; to the United States and
Brar.il Line; with mdse; Pier 32, B'klyn.
United States battleship Pennsylvania,
luth. Mass.
Str Syros, Norfolk: to Strachan Ship
pint? Co; Pier a. Bush Docks, B'klyn.
Str City of Lahore. Calcutta (Br), to
Norton. Lilly & Co; Pier 2, Bush Docks,
B'klyn.
Sehr Louise Howard, Rose Blanche, N F.
ST Camilla Gilbert (Nor), Constanti?
nople via Philadelphia.
Sailed Yesterday
George Washlngon, Bremen; Adriatic
(Br), Southampton; Comus, New Orleans;
Waterbury, Philadelphia; Comal, Key
V -, C Ivesl .-. . Canoga, Philadelphia;
i - ? -.- of Pekin i Br ?, S okohama; 11 uron,
? Janeiro; William H Webb, Norfolk;
? El Sud, Galveston; Ferngarth (Br), Mel?
bourne; Steel Exi ???'-, San Diego; Leo
? (Braz), Havre; Ansaldo San Gior
., iv' ct'. Philadelphia; Bayonne (mo?
tor), Philadelphia; Anaconda, Philadel?
phia; Garibaldi, Philadelphia; Westford,
' re; Can mo? a, 1 ort Antonio ; Ben
? m a Elisa, i lallao; West
. rn Sea, Philadt Iphia; Cutty Sark (Br),
Halifax; Storaker (Nor), Helslngfors.
Cleared
Str Argentina (Ital), Captain Stuparlch;
Ips Brothers, lue.
li Hun n ' \ ), Captain Archibald;
P . ' le S Co
Fa .m (Am), Caxitaln Mac
Santiago; N _ & Cuba Mall S S
?
Str Waterbury (Am), Captain Dn Parr;
P?i ? ; ???...- i .re & McCormlck.
Str Comus <A<.:,), Captain Halaey; New
Orleai utl - Pacific i !o.
Str El Sud (Am), Captain Pinchln; Gal
? . Sout hei n l 'acific ' 'a,
str William 'I Webb (Am), Captain An
derson Norfolk: Bather s s Lines.
Str Comal (Am), Captain Curry; Gal
veston; Mallory S 9 Lines.
Str Delco <.\: t), Captain Sorenson; Mo
rmick, Inc.
Str Canog? (Am), Captain Murphy;
)';. -- :::::; I i .Vint I ? ster & Co.
str Delaware (Am), Captain Robinson;
: - ? Eastern S S Co.
Sir Western Sen (Am), Captain Dowel);
lelphla; .' ".' Elw. II ,'.- i : ?
Str It wan (Am), i aptain Curtis; San
Podro and San Fra i bco; United Ameri?
can Lines.
Str Mohawk (Am), Captain Ingram:
Charlestown ai ! Jack! onville; Clyde s S
Co,
S'r Mount Clay (Am), Captain Malman;
Hamburg; United Ai erican Line.'?, Inc.
Str Oscar 71 (Dan), Captain Schmidt;
Copenhagen; ] 'um h Eydn ,v i '?,.
' luto (Ai ). Captain Baldwin ;
and Progrcsi " ? ! Line.
northwestern Miller (Br), Captain
via Philadelphia and
Newport New r.-t --.--? VVIthy ,'.- Co,
str France (Fr), Captain Roch; Havre;
French Line
str Storaker (Nor), Captain Svendsen;
a Moi real; S O Stray Co
.-'li Cutty Sark dirt. Captain Oranville;
' ?? . .1 C Whitney _ Co.
Incoming Steamships
Due To-day
Vexi?!. Port Departure.
Cur vello.Santos .luly 20
Canoplc.SI Michaela.luly ix
- .' ? ' .R?O de Ja lie li,,.. ..I lily ] 7
nd.Halifax .Aug. 2
? in .-t Cristi bal .luly 28
Forl Han lltori Bermuda .Aug 3
Zacapa.jan I ago .July 2'J
Duo To- morrow
Orbita.Southampton . . .July 26
Due Saturday
Nfleuw Amsterda n,Plymouth .July 28
Due Sunday
Kroonland.Southampton_July II
Santa Luisa.Cristobal .luly?l
Due Monday
Old North Stats... London .luly 28
:,:l Savoie.Ifavro .luly 30
? ?. Queen ?town .July z I
Kort Viet orla.I'.-; tonda.Am- f,
?.Ina. ... . mi Juail.Auj- '.'.
Dm- Tuesday
a. Glasgow .luly 30
; ' ti .luly 30
Outgoing Steamships
Tha hours given below me standard
Ct-.t. .'-.i daylight ne -. m add 1 Iwur.
Su il 'Jo-day
Mail Vessel
Closes, Sails.
;?:,?.... Havre . 7 30AM 3 1 'i'iaM
Oscai II, Chr_tlanla..ll :00 AM 2:00 PM
Canada, Marseille?. 9:30 AM 3 00 r_
Argentina, Trieste. 9 00 AM i 00 PM
Cauto, Vara Crux ,, . 7 00AM 11:00AM
t;.-.-al. I al.-f Cap? Hi- II 11:00 AM i.t'il'.V!
J!. 1.1 y I'. .'?!<... ..
' t ?-./. . 11:00 AM
l*iill To-morrow
La' v?a. I/u rial? - 10 ,' M 3 00 I'M
i-i'.w City, > <>:?? iihagi d i ?fl I'M .; 00 PM
; ii ?-. M i i 00 A M
I j t, t,i) AM
l.l-M> :i Cap? 'Lit I ... 'I Of) A M I DU I'.M
|..,,12;?0 j'il 3:60 I'M
MaH Mafnrdny
7,*?)*nd, Antwicii..^.. 7:00 AM I?;O0AM
Ryndarn, Rotterdam... 7:00.UM 11:00 AM
Calabria, Naples. 9:30 AM 11:00 XM
America, Naples. 8:30 AM It 00 M
Megall Hellas, Piraeus.. 11:00 AM 2 00 I'M
Hawaiian. Hamburg. ,.11:00 AM 2:00 PM
Asahei h. Copenhagen . . ! :30 I'M 00 PM
I't Hai illton, Hi : ::.-! la. 5 10 A M i- ;
[?alando, Buenos A-. i es - :0 A M 9:00 A M
Rosalind, Halifax. 0:30 AM HcOOA.U
Ehr.i. Valparaiso. 6:00 AM 1 0 : o 0 *\ M
Morro Castle, Havana, 6:3.0 AM 10:00fAM
Zacapa, Kingston. 6:30 AM 10:00 AM
Toloa, Port Limon. 6:30 AM 11:00 AM
San Lorenzo, San Juan. 7:30 AM 11:00 AM
Maxacalbo. Curacao... 7:30 AM 11:00 AM
Ottar, Kingston. 7:30AM 11:00AM
Varg, Trinidad. 7:30AM 11:00 AM
Marv, Sa:i Domingo
City. 7:30AM 11:00AM
Birmingham City, Buenos
A vies. 7: HO AM 11:00 AM
Cedrlc, Liverpool.?- 11.00 AM
Citv Island
Hound South
Pehrs Mi.flora. New Haven for New
York; Allda Beam, for New York.
Bound East
Sehrs A H Comean I Br), Perth Amhoy
for Pnspehlar, Qm-; Knrmoro (Br), Wee
hawken for Liverpool, N S; Abble C Ptubbs
(Br), Etlzabethport for Ht John, N B tali
anchored,i.
Passed
August 2, seh Flora M (Br), Jersey City
for Annapolis, N S.
Trans-Pacific Mails
The connecting malls close nt Ihn Gen?
eral Postoffice and City Hal) Postofflce Bia?
tlon, New York, at 7 p. in,, as follows:
Hawaii and specially addressed mall for
Japan, Corea and China, via San Fran?
cisco, stean.ship Corea Mini. August 4.
Ilawall, via San Francisco, steamship Mat
sonla, August 6.
Japan, Corea, China, Siberia, French Indo?
china, and Netherlands Fast Indies (ex?
cept Sumatra), via Vancouver and Vic?
toria. B. C, steamship Empress of Japan,
August 6.
Japan, Cor*? and China (specially ad?
dressed only), via Seattle, steamship
Eldrldge, August 7.
Hawaii, Philippine Islands and Straits
Settlements, via San Francisco, steam?
ship Creole State, August 8.
Reports by Wireless
From the U. S. Naval Stalion
[Distance Is given In miles. Repocts nr
i dated at noun unl.-ss otherwise specified.j
: America 2.104 from Ambrose Atlg 2,
Ampctco 102 SSV natteras auk u.
: A r I o 1 lia N Huile rn s A u g 2.
Brilllart 00 N Jupiter Aug 2.
Bristol 21 NE Cap.- Charles Aug 2.
Buckeye state r,S9 S Baltimore Aug 1.
Catherine 100 8 Scotland LV Aug 2.
Centenlal State 070 from Ambrose Aug 2.
City of Alen 1,020 F l.v N Hatteras Aug 2
City of Elwood 1.100 NE Hac:..s S AM.
Aug 1.
Coastwise 4" PW Winter-Quarter T.V Aug 2
Coronado 1,400 F, Ambrose Aug 2.
Dorchester 130 NE Winter Quarter Aug 8.
Kasterner 1S7 NE Colon Aug '-?
Eastern Trader H7s \V Bishop's Rock Aug 2.
El Alba 27 N Jupiter Aug 2.
El Estero 105 NE Jupiter Aug 2.
El Sol 200 NE Jupiter Aug 1.
Elcetco :; i SSE Navnssa Island Aug 2.
George Pierce lat i1. 4!?, Ion 23 34 Aug 2.
Glendovlo 200 NW San Juan 0 P MAug 1.
Glenpool 237 SE South Pass Aug 1.
? iu rester 14 SW l'Ire Island Aug 3.
Oulfstream 1T> N Jupiter Aug 2.
H ?' Folger 07 NE Jupiter Aug 2.
Hain Maru lat ? 10 Ion 70 50 S I'M Aug 1.
H ico 240 S Chai liston Aug 2.
Hnxio -1,200 E Ambrose Aug 2.
J A Bostwir-k 50 N Jupiter Aug 2.
,T W Van Dyko 105 SW Hatteras Aug tL
Lake Allen 261 S Ambrose Aug 2.
Lake Flllmore 172 S Scotland LV Aug 2.
Lake Gunni 130 from Balboa Aug 2.
?Lako Kyttle 100 SW Halteras Aug 2.
Lewis K Thurlow 5 S Silver Be?ch Aug 2.
Lightburne 07 NE Jupiter Aug 2.
I.llmae .".u-, w Havana Aug 1.
Limon 265 S Nantucket LV Aug 3.
Livingston Roe 170 E Charleston LVAUf!.
Lordship Manor 30 S Jupiter Aug 2.
M. F. Elliott 260 WNW Tortugas Aug ?.
Mexico T0 S Jupiter Aug 2.
Minnesota If?! E Boston Ane 3.
Nantucket 35 SW Fire Island Aug S.
Nleuw Amsterdam 1.180 from Ambrose 4
AM Aug 3. ?
Old North State 2.400 from Ambrose Aug 1.
Pastores 311 N Colon Aug 2.
Pawtucket 14 N Jupiter Aug 2.
Porto Rico r.4 4 S Ambrose Aug 1.
Sagaporack 220 E by N St Thomas Aug ?..
Salvation Lass -170 NE St Thomas Aug 2.
San Fernando lat 30 65, Ion 7S r.4 Aug 1.
San Juan 905 N San Juan Aug 1.
San Pablo 420 N Colon S PM Aug 1.
Santa Theresa lat 30 46, Ion 7'5 IS Aug 2.
Saramacca 360 S South Pass Aug 1.
Seattle Spirit lat "1 07. Ion 77 09 Aug 2.
Soi raies off St Augustine Aug 1.
Summerleaf pd Nantucket l.Y 4:25 AM
Aug :;.
Sutorpco 1.00R K Ambrose Aug 2.
Tanamo 164 S Halteras Aug 2.
Trinidad!an 75 W Tortugas Aug 1.
Turrialba 001 S Ambrose Aug 2.
Vacuum 270 S\Y Hatteras Aug 1.
Vesta 29 S Jupiter Aug 2.
1 Ulua tr-o s Scotland LV Aug 2.
Wacosta lat -11 la, Ion 44 ,r,r, Aug 2.
Wellington 'tug) 5 SW Frylng-Pan Aug 2.
AVest Chatala 789 E Boston Aug 2.
.West Koone 203 NE Colon Aug 1.
?West Lake lat 36 4S. Ion 59 ?n Aug 2.
. Wm G Warden 210 N Colon Aug 2.
Zarernbo 120 NW Sim Juan Aug 2.
American Ports
BOSTON, Aug 3?Arrived: Strs Manaqnl
(Br), Preston, Cuba. Sailed: strs Canopic
(Br), New York; Harry Luckenbach, New
York; Everett, Norl
BALTIMORE, Aug 3 ?Arrived : Strs
Bella, Port Maria; Point Bonita, San Fran
I cisco via Havana and Savannah; Robert
Maersk (Dan). Savannah. Sailed: Sirs In?
spector, Nuevltas; Mandevlllo (Nor), '!' la.
GALVESTON, Tex, Aug 3 Arrived:
Strs W II Libby, New Vork; Mexicano,
Tampico; Montgomeryshire ,(Br), Hull;
South I'iu-IIm- (Br), Norfolk; Nu..cos. New
York; Gloria de Larrina.ga (Br), Dover.
Sailed: Sirs Naperian (Bf), Antwerp; El
Oriente, New York; Truxton, Tampico;
Huftero (Nor), Naples; Vancouver Maru
(Jap), Loiter.lain ; W I; Libby, New York;
Grace I '? d!a.r (Br), (.'hi?ese ports; Arsaldo
Sangiongio II (It), Genoa and Naples;
Taizan Mam (Jap), Lobe and Yokohama.
JACK S(>.\ VI l.l.i;, i la, Au;: I: Arrived:
Sir Lake Ellen irah Host Sal i d: sirs
' \ a '? Mia mi I. "alt Imore ; sein
T 'J Barnsdale, Brunswick.
NORFI U.K. ,\u? ... i I v. .1 ? 2d, sirs
Zacapa, Ti la; Ralhlln If. a.I ( Br), New
Orleans; 3d, Northern (lit). Galveston;
Milazzo ilii. Palermo; Granlcos (Gk >,
I Barry; Kastalia (Br) Baltin ore . Alblstan
(Lan); Aster (IM, Nuples; Osterdal (Nor)
Barry; Haugerland (Nor), shi>-!,ls; Ham?
ilton, New' Voil;; TheiTUBto (Dt), Haiti
1 more; British Baron (Br), London. Sailed:
2d, sirs Jonamcy, New England; Ausabel,
Alexandria, Va; Patrick Henrv? New Or?
leans; S II Hui;:, '?'.xas Cii. ; Moosi hausic,
Havana; Grelgrant (fir), Sand Key; Dor?
chester, New England; Wolsum (I'll,
Buenos Ayres; .Id. Navigator (Br), Liver?
pool; Dundes (Br), Liverpool; Copen?
hagen (Hi). Alexandria; Paul Paix (Br),
. l'a llsadi ?-. 1 ?ublln ; Haca pa. .\, w
York; Meimu Maru '.lip), Queenstown;
Eastney (Br), New Orleans via Sand Kov.
NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Aug 3?Arrived:
Sirs Osterdal (Nor). Barry; L'Uni Rad
l'.Utto (Br), London; Rallln Head (Br),
New Orleans; Dundes (Br), Valparaiso.
Sailed: sus Easterly (Br), Baltimore;
Rathlin Head ( Hi i, Livi rpool; Ktln I Had
cliffo (Br), Liverpool.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 3?Arrived: Strs
Holmia (Swed), Cien fuegos; Vacuum, Texas
City! Westwcgo, Harrow; Arkansas, Co
-. --? n ; Garibaldi, New York; Nan
lucltet, Boston. Salle,): Strs Annett
Port Antonio: Essex, Jacksonville;
City of Lahore I Br), Calcutta, etc, \ ia
New York; Camilla Gilbert (Nor), New
Pork; Atlantic Sun, .Sabine, Ontario,
Boston.
Pi iRT K-\ DS, Au:r 3 Arrived: Sti ; \d
mirai Hasting;! < Br), Lisbon; Ell ib th
Maersk H'.mi. Santiago: Magdala (Hi),
Tampa; Nk-aro (Hond), l'on Cortez; \;?
Ing (Nor), Vorn Crux. Sailed; Strs Arsa
(Hall. Italy : Fornlng, 'l i nipii ... I lavllle,
Tampico; Laid- Florin, Valparaiso; Tin.mas
II Whei :.??-. Now V?rk.
PORTLAND, Me. Aug 3 Arrived: Strs
M?i,.,. Norfolk: Norfolk, Norfolk.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 3 Arrived: sir
Venezuela, Baltimore Sailed; sir Tenyo
Maru. Hong Kong,
SAVANNAH, Aug .': . Arrived: Sirs City
of Columbus, Boston; Santurre,? Porto
ltlco; Songdaie (Nor), Brunswick.
VINEVAKD HAVEN, Mass Am.- 1 -Ar
rlvod and Balled; Sch Map!.- Leaf (Br),
Rexton, N B, for ( 111 ;? island An ivi .1 .
Sell Eileen I.al.e (Br), Ha.-.siil-. N H, for
ordi . --. .' . i li .1 Si .-m Quai .. Queen (Br),
: .'i John, N l;.. I ly l- ind . Maltio
J Alles, from .Sullivan. Now i'ork ; v. .,.-...
n... .-.. Mom i :iui .-. a I: : nul, Philadi Iphla.
Foreign Porls
Arrlvnl* Vrotn New Vork
PERNAMBUCO, Aug a sir York Castle
(Br),
BOUTIIAMPTON, Aug 2? Sir Acjuttanln
(Bl l
. . ?.'STANTINOPLE, July 2r,- Sir The.
mlBtoeles ??i i.
BRIHTOL, Aug 2.Sir Bristol Cliv fBrV
I'll.! INGOT 1RS, July 28 Hl r Rolf Jar)
(Nor i
c'HKIMl'il'ItG, Aug ' : lt| Sill nnlfl ( Hr .
AUCKLAND, -I uly 2S Sir V\ . -:i Hop
bin .
. . 11 ? ? ; . 11 ,\ ? ; i. '. A..,: :: Ui !'? ? ? ? Olu
(Dan)
'. ... .'.l'A HA IS'), Aug ; St i .i ' ? . .
L"..i ui:;, Aug :: Su Mi ..f..i (Br),
MONTE VI DEO, Aug I Hlr Veidrlrf (Br),
BOMBAY, July 30 sir tlnivrt (Br).
BUANOHAL July SI?Btr Esther Hollar
ihr).
MALMO, July 30?Sir Tasmania (Swed).
ACCRA, Aug 1?Str Hereby (Br).
BAU, July 23?Str Polonia (Dan).
(MESOPOTAMIA, July 29?Str Clan Mac
lAnes t Bi t
' HAVANA. Aug :;?Strs Mexico and L'lua. j
Departures For New York
DARTMOUTH, Aug 2 ? Str Bornholm!
i Dan i
ALEXANDRIA,. Aug 1 ? Str Black Sea
CBr).
VALPARAISO, July 30?Str North An er
lean (Br).
LIVERPOOL, July SO?Str Dido (Br).
ALICANTE, July 30 ? Str Mljdrecht !
(Dt).
ALEXANDRIA, Aug 1 ?Str Black Sea
SOUTHAMPTON, Aug 3 ?Str Olympic
(Br). ?
. >
Maritime Miscellany
CHERBOURG, Franc?, Aug 3?The Cun?
ard Lino str Saxonla arrived Itere this
rning four days late, (I - delay ?>ein?
?-- trouble with f.e liner's engines,
which need overhauling. She sailed from
New York .luiv _'.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 3?The three.
masted sch Ottilia Fiord, 281 tons, groi
.-it Fort !'.,,m. m th? Golde*n Gate, while
attempting to pass In under canvas last
rl ? Red Stack tuit.s released the vessel
I to day after II had been severely pounded.
Army transport Great Northern was to
b< delivered to the navy to day to be
taken to Man- Island for a gi neral ovi r
- before pi_ceoding to the Atlantic
for uso as tho .flagship of the Atlantic
fi. et.
Numerous charters for grain to the
' ? led Kingdom and lumber to Australia
were announced to-day. They are: For
grain, Shipping Board strs Namasket and
SV'esI Cussetta; British str Anglesea; Ital?
ian sir Istria, and Japanese ttrg Kashu
Ma ru and A i la nt le Ma ; u , for lumber,
\merl an ;t<-)i Annie M Campbell; Peruvian
str Iquitog and British motor-ship Malaiin.
Sailing of the Pa.' flc Mail "535" liner.
Golden State, for the Orient has been
p dpi ned from Augrust 20 to \ugust -".1 to
permit completion of alterations now in
progress,
ASTORIA. Aug 3?Anchor and fifty
fathoms of chain of str Seine Maru (Jap),
were recovered from the lower bay to-day j
and ti?<. vessel, laden with wheat, expects
to leave for ?lie United Kingdom.
Str Cordova, of Alaska Steamship Com?
pany, sailed for Honolulu last night, fully
burdened with freight and passengers and
Inaugurating a n'-w line lo Hawaii.
PORTLAND, Aug 3- Exports for the
'"?' i; year ended J une 30, 1921, in I he
Oregon district total $G9,647.45(1, compared
with $42.812.891 the year previous.
PEDRO, Au* 3?Imports during
' '?? ']BJ*' year Just ended were valued at
lALTIMORE, Aug 3?Shipping Board
str Hawkeye Slat... which was buill in
Baltimore by Bethlehem Shipbuilding Cor
pnration and sailed from hero June 25
: t I he Pacific Coast under the Matson
I ion ' lumpany, hau been 11 ansfoi red
i" ill" Adit.irai Line and will not return
i" this port. She will sali from San Fran
cisco for ih" Orient on August 27 re?
placing tin str U'onatchee.
1'h ? ' :iiile;m ( lonsul lias not taken any
n care foi tin ; of I hal nal Ion
.-lity who aro strand-Ed in Baltimore with
oul ?- irlt or money, according to Juan
Garcia, one of the sailors, who says he
- -?' i ' nts forty-live of his countrymen. -
Garcia said thai a local millionaire of
Chilean extraction has spent about JlOu
to provide food and shelter for the men, I
but that this amount has not gon. (ai
1 '?? rcia di clared that he had wrll ten to
the Chilean Minister at Washington about
six weeks ago and had received assurances
thai tho Chilean Consul General at New
1 .-i Is would bu inforim .1 of Hie plighi of
tho sailors, bul nothing had been done'
yet.
The funeral - I Captain P. M. Hanson,
of the Norwegian bark Bcunestvet, toolt
place In : ? to day. He was buried in the
Trinity Lutheran Cm. ?, rj
Lieutenant ? > 11 ;j E. McCoy, of the police
rest rvo air f..tees of New York City, called |
upon Commander Linsley, in charge of the
Baltimore hydrographie office, seeking
Information as to charts bearing upon
aerial courses in this vicinity.
PORTLAND, Ore, Au? 8?Tho Danish,
motorship Australian arrived to-day from
Antwerp and way j.oints with general i
cargo, sin- -?oes from here to T'uget Sound,
The Japanese str Hoyeisen Maru ai- |
rived to-day from yohama to load a
cargo of wheat, for Europi .
Lake Ports
CLEVELAND, Aug 3?Arrived: Strs C
A Reiss, Depot Harbor; Pioneer. Superior;
A A Augustus, Port Colborne. Sailed: Str
C A Reiss, Sheboygan. .
CONNBAUT, Aug :',?Arrived Strs R P
Ranney, .1 Davidson. Duluth; F c Ball,
Two Harbi rs; u H McGean, Buffalo.
Sailed: Sirs W If M.-C.ean, Indiana Har?
bor; F C Ball, R P Ranney, J Davidson,
I ?nI nt li.
SANDBSKT, Aug 8? Arrived: Strn
Huron, Detroit; Vega, Buffalo; Hemlock,
Ashtabula; T P Colo, Lorain. Sailed; strs
Huron, Milwaukee; Vega, Green Bay.
LORAIN, Auk 3?Arrived: Sirs Thomas
|- Cole, Duluth; Princeton, Cleveland;
Glenlivet, Key Harbor. Balled: sirs
Goorgo F Baker, Princeton, Duluth;
Thomas V Cole, Sandusky; Glcnllvet, Key
Ilarb.tr.
FA1RPORT, Aug 3?Arrived: Str Dela?
ware, Duluth, Saiie.l: Strs I Ellwood,
Two Hail.ors; Delaware, Buffalo.
ASHTABULA, Aug 3?Arrived: Strs J
B Ketchum, Ogdensburg; Hemlock, Su?
perior; A B McKinstry, Port Colborn. ., W
L King, Superior. Sailed: Strs .i B
Ketchum, Chlcoutlmi; Hemlock, Mllt<au
Itee; A B McKinstry, Clark Cuy; W L
King, Superior.
ERIE, Aug : Arrived: Sirs F R Haz?
ard, Clovi land ; Wm I l\ Ingstone, Esca
ba; Canopus, Duluth; Robert K, Port
Dover; ' lommodoro Perrj. i lufl alo ; Jean
v Porl I lover; i 'ompton, Montr?, al. Sailed :
Sirs F R Hazard, Port Arthur; Wm Liv
Buffalo; Robert K. Port Dover;
inodore Perry, Porl Dover; Jean V.
Porl ! love! : ' iompton, Mont re;,|.
MILWAUKEE, A tig 3- Sirs Denmark.
Lorain; .1 T Kopp, Buffalo; Capt Thomas
vvi un. Toledo; Leonard B Miller, Ashta
i . Negaunoe, Green Buy. Sailed :"Strs
Agawa, Goderich; J .1 I! Brown, South
Chicago.
ESCANABA, Aug 3?Arrived: Str fim
peror. Sailed: Sir Taylor, Lake Erie.
SHEBOYGAN, Ang 3?Sailed: Str J L
I Reiss. Chicago
SOUTH CHICAGO, Aug 3?Arrived :
Strs Price McKinney, Indiana Harbor;
Otto Reiss, Shi boj gan : J !! Brown, Mil ?
waukee. Sailed: sirs Price McKinney,
James P *>- nil h, B F Rerry, Buffalo; Ar?
gus, Chicago; Wm 1 : Schiller, Henry
I'hipps, Superior.
INI (ANA HARBOR, Aug 3 -Silled:
Str Price McKinney, South Chicago.
GARY, Attt: t \rrlvcd: Sir F E
House, Superior Sailed: Strs Harvard,
August Zlesing, Richard Trimble, Superior.
DULUTH, Aug il Arrived: sirs Frick
Bui -?? n. < ? rl c VVI Iklnson Kerr La belle,
i n, Wlekwirc .11-, Mayl ha tu. I't eto,
Ziliah. Delaware, Collins. Sailed: Sirs
A damp. Lynch; Arcturos, Stackhouso, Bar
num. Morgan Jr, Olcott, Ream, Laughlln.
Garretson, Verona, Fitzgerald, Crete, Ju
nlatn, Maytham, Grntul Island, Helen C.
ASHLAND, Aug 3 Arrived; Str Rob
bins Sailed: Str Buffington, Lal<o Erie
MARQUETTE. Aug 3?Sailed: Str An
rln w S Upson, Sup.
Fire Kccor.?
M.
Le
1 r. n; i-;
t h n i .
Ith st.
1 2 :1 r.
12 :4 E
,-itz
David Rosen
. Unknown
. :hi - ? y si ; .Morris Lelbo
. Unknown
r- 73 Eldridgo st.; Paul Weln
kowskl . . .Unknown
2:40. 87 89 Worth st. ; Hoffman
11 .-?. r - i -. are ' '-..Unknown
3:40?038 E. f.lh st.; Abo Slgel.. .Trifling
4:21 217 Chrystlo st.; L. & O. Pleat?
ing Co .Unknown
5 --j 5??2G1 267 Canal st.; rubbish;
?tand u-il Drug Label Co. . . .Unknown
8 ? 10 ': .: St m h si ; ' lorrugatod
Pap. i Co.None
58 v loti st.; Sarnh Hylan.l,
Uni t.. wn
1,1 Mercer st.; Il f? enter. .Trifling
] :<0?40( En ? ' !.. I -t st., t It" I Ironx ;
.1 i..ii-t Fi iirborg .Trifling
Sixth av.; K iphaol Ter
t ? .Trifling
4:00?130 West 46th si ; Joseph
It Film Machin.- Co...Unknown
4 ?15?206 I lelnni cy at., Morris
Buck . .Unknown
8:05 ?29 Union n-i. wi st, Miitasa Im
poi ling < 'o .Unknown
8:30?-fill Amsterdam ave., auto,
Ra nor Meado .Unknown
East B'way, -c-> :: A- Mer.
Kin.I 'nktiown
Navy < >rti', rs
From The Tribune's Washington Fturrau
w \.-i? i NGTi IN, Aug, :; Navy ordi ri
is; u, d to i - follow:
Abrams, Gun. II. M., (o C. S. S, Arizona.
Aloxandi t, i '. ,1. J., lo U. S. S, Wyoming
l ..i n iiii-.- ; Lt. V ' '.. i-< l S. S But hanan.
Kruaddua, Lt. < '. A,, to Annapolis.
. 'rait*. Gun. S. G-, to U. S. s. lt-9.
Garrott, Lt. W. H , to Boi ton,
Gralllck, Mach, A, I... to U 0. S. Alert.
Ilaiiow. Lt. Com. II., to Atlantic fleet.
3 ??? bson, Lt. J. V., to U. S, S. Wyoming.
Kin?, Lt. Com. .1. L., to V. S. s. Dyer.
i an iln, Ens. C. lt.. to U. s. s. Wyoming
. Ena I! . to C. S S. Ai Izona.
pi ill. t. '.tin. I. .1 . !.. i -. . 8 W) uiiilng.
Quli i W, It! A , i. ilgned
llollly, l?n.i. G K il, m U. H S. N 2,
flor?n Li v\ S*., to U. B. :-: Alorl
, nib. LI IL IL-, '. c. S, S Ah rl
;.!.i. -. \p CI I C. E , to U. s. I Bli
o.11-iilui in
Wintern ?O, Com "- i-: in Ho "m.
1 tin, LI. U lt., lo Cnvlte.
I Ens f ll? In i 'avlte.
|,i , Li. K. D,, to Cat l,o.
l?ii.y, I.i. li. 8., to U. B. H. Albany.
Sampson, Lt. Com. R. ?C, to C. in C. for
assignment,
Smead, Lt. G. M., to V. S. 8. Wilmington.
Alien, Lt. F. Md., to CheUea.
Beck, Lt. P. IL, to l' S s. ...'aniden.
; -. !,:. F. W., to C. S .- R-17.
Bonaparte, Gun. A. |..- S. S Wright,
ter, !.'. H B? toi S. New York.
trav:-:i?
Casey, Lt. W. R., to TJ. R. P. 8-3.
Chapman, Lt. J. Q., to U. S. S. P-4.
Fellows, Lt. A. T., to Guantanamo Bay.
Msher. Lt. J. L.. to O. S. S. R-1S.
?Luurlck, Ap. Clk. C. G., to U. S. S. Kain
bo w.
TRAVEL,
Iden. Capt JT. IL. to Washington.
Keane. Lt. H-. to ilare Island.
Tace. LL W. W., to V. S. S. R-ll.
R>id, Ap. Cik. C, to Portsmouth.
Richardson. Lt. J. C. to ?. S. S. R-!"
Seule. Lt. Com. H. T.. to Hampton Ron Is.
TRAVEL
Sltet. A p. CTk. E. E.. to Kth Naval DtsU
Veed. Lt. G. IL, to Atlantic fleet.
White. Lt. H. E-. to D. a S. P?am.
L'.ckweg '"un, IL. to V. S. S. Macker.r!''.
Ravenscroft, Com. G. M., to U. S. 5.
Thoni pson.
TRAVEL
Eight Days ?p
on the Water
Including All
Steamer Expenses
and up?according to stateroom selected
The Most Interesting and Economical Short Vacation Trip
EVERY WEEK DURING AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER
Saturday and Sundav_At Sea?on 0ar*"e ocean steamer affording: highest standard cuisine
' y and service; spacious decks, loungini? rooms, music, room, smoking
room, etc., for rest, recreation, and sjcial pastime- tracing sea air and a congenial gathering of com?
pagnons de. voyage.
Fort Moultrie an i Fort Sumter of Civil War
Mondav_^' m',M *oll{il ot New York, steamer passes F
y fame, and arrives at Charleston, S. C; ample t
and Interesting city, with crlchrated homes of old Southern aristocracy, old cathedra!?^ Navy Yard,
and numerous other attractions; thence continuing 197 miles by sea
Tiif??rl?v_At Jacksonville, Fla., metropolis and gateway to enchanted land of re fa de Leon, you
1 UCiUdy may enjoy automobiling or trolle; rides through beautiful suburbs, and ?t 4:00 p.m. you
embark on a most unirnie and fascinatine "Daylight and Searchlight" trip
On the
Beautiful
The American
Nile
St. Johns
Wednesday_,4? In'*es of P!(-tnresd.n' and luxuriant scenery?the most enrh^ting and 'nter
" estiiiR inland water trip in America ? with plimpses of alligators* birds of beautiful
plumage, marvelous water foliase, overhanging Spanish moss, fishing camps, groves and villages.
Thursday_Rnrk in ?'acksonville 700 a. m., forenoon may be devoted to sight seems, Ostrich Farm,
3 curio and souvenir shops. Returning homeward ocean steamer sails at 2 p. m.
Friday Saturday and Sunday_824lni,t's or three days'ocean voyage northward and the
3 * 2,000 nii!r tourna completed with your arrival at New
York on the eighth day.
CLYDE STEAMSHIP CO,
Write for Illustrated Folder
EXPENSES
$75.00 ? on the eight day trip?includes
transportation, all meals and minimum
priced stateroom accommodations on
steamers, in lioth directions; superior ac?
commodations available at extra cost of
$5.75and up?each way?according to lo?
cation of room selected. War tar of 8%,
of total cost of ticket should be added.
STOPOVERS an J SIDE TRIPS
Although this tour Is arranged to cover
the uninterrupted itinerary for eight days
as outlined, passengers majr?at th^ir own
expense ? extend the trip to quaint old
St. Augustine with its Forts, old Slave
Market, and striking Spanish architec?
ture; or to the beaoheR near Jacksonville;
or, to other points in Florid-?.
RESERVATIONS
As only a limited number of tickets will
be sold foreachsailinatdurinffthe vacation
season, accommodations and transporta?
tion for this popular tour should be en?
gaged in advance.
489 Fifth Ave. at 42nd Street
?and ?
Pier 36, North River, New York
New York?Cherbourg
Southampton?Hamburg
OR BITA.Au8. 13?Sept. 24
OROPESA... Aug. 27?Oct 8
ORDUNA... .Sept. 10?Oct. 22
1st. 2nd and 3rd Class Passenzur?
New York-Panama-Peru-Chil?
?BRO .Aug. 6
*ESSEQUlBO.Sept. 3
?Calls ' ll.- ana
New York?Havana
West Coast of South An,erica
Via Panama Canal
QUILPUE.Sept. 10
Regular Sailings.
Havana?Valparaiso
and Intermediate forts
Regular Sailings
Cristobal?Valparaiso
and Intermediate Ports
Regular Sailings
Cristobal?Central America
Regular Sailings
England?Brazil?Argentina
Regular Su Mings
The Royal Mail Steam Packet Co.
?HE PACIFIC STEAM NAVIGATION CO.
NELSON LINE
From England by
UNION-CASTLE LINE
SANDKK.SON * SON. Apt?.
!G Broadway New VorU
i 3 7 W. Washington St. Chieag?
nr any loi-iil Hi-enmsliln neent
Special Attractive Tours to
CUBA-MEXICO
During July and August
Fares $160 up according to the
tours select.-il.
For Information address
NEW YORK & CUBA MAIL S. S CO.
Footoi WallStr?t.New York,Tel. John4600
12SS?iSjMS?achii-.T;Mi-???it*-.i.
JSTRALIA
HONOLULU. SUVA. NEW ZEALANB
The Palatial Passenger Strainers
R. M. S. "N.agara" R. M. S. "Maltara"
JS.?00 Tuns 1J.500 Tons
Sail from Vancouver, B. C.
For faros arid sailings apply Canadian
Pac. i- . Can Pac. nidg . Mad. Ave . I lih
Si . . V . or i . . mad Ian Australasian
Itoj al v, il I,in,., -t lu .-;. ymour St., Van
to BOSTON
Splendid SUamert-Splmdid Serria?
Oroheelra on each Steamer
Leave Fi,i.on St. Pl?r 14 N. t?.
S.30 P.M. Dull. u...i. Sunday
New Bedford Line New London Una
i cKcvpt Sun
iiny. I>?irn l'l,-r 10
N H Ho
I'. M.
lounton "M. C
Dally ex. Sun. 1/
I'r.40N K Houstc
St. o.Sor.M. Pier'
H. ?n<l St. 6P,
Alt Scheduteo Daylight Sevlng Time
'tele o? Pier? ami Con. Tvkel Vff.i
wmmmaatwamtr
\H<>! M> I 111,-?oi;i I) TOI Ki-, -Small
lu ? parlies # Il i, i ?.. ni i, ?lai ling l ii l.A Dei
I HANK TOURIST CO., IK? lilth A\e.,N.Y.
NIAGARA TO THE BRA?For Illustrated
?rulclu address John f. Pjaroo, Dopt. 1 or.,
Curmdu. :iti ,i nnilily Linea, ubntreal, Canada.
Illne? Pian 58-12, North River. New York
At ttooB (tftyllfiiit Mvlng) unie? ?ptolflad.
Cedrio 1 T f Au,. i3 Sept 3 Oct 1
Celtic K i [??.'o., i Au*. L'a Sept. 37 Oct 15
Olvoifie !'? Cherbourg J 2p m "iuB.13Sept.3Sept.24
.d-rifi?ic <Boutn?mpton * Aug. 31 Oct. *i Suv, 2
N** York end 3o?ton?*.*or?'?
Gibraltar. Naptu and Genoa
Canopt'c .11 A.M. Auii. 9 Sept. 30
Cretic_ .11 A. M. Sept. 7
Arabic .H A. M. Sept. 20, Nor. .1
7.ce!and 1 Plymouth f Aue 6 Sept. 10 Oct 15
Kroonland LCherboiirg J Auk. 13 Si.pt. 17 (<ct. 2'J
upland I Antwerp I A"*- 20 $?&? 24 Oct. 29
Finland J I Auir. ??7 Oct. 1 Not. 5
Snwland I Hamhurn <, fid clisa enlv) Sept 1
a.?hland S t-lbau, Daii?io) (3d class only) Sept. S3
L-ra
Minnekahd* (Tlamlm ? * Danzig)."Aue. 11
Jlianc/iun'a ( Hambure via S.Aug. 25
Mongolia S Cherbourg (.Sept I
?Also calis at Plymouth and Cherbourg.
Intei-natlonal Mercantil?
Marine Company
11? ____?_?1.250.008 Tona
0 Broadway. ?\. Y.. or local Atrent*
CUNARD
sa ANCHOR
?'assenger and Freight Service-.
Front New York.
CHBRBOURO AND SOUTHAMPTON
?'???- ? 'NO ahia .Aue. 18 Sept. 52 Oct.:
AQl'ITANIA .\uk. 23 Sept. 13 Oct.
LMl*i;i;s.s OF CHINA.Sept. 7 Oct.
LIVERPOOL
VASARI .\u~, ?,
CAIMIANIA .Aus. 13 Sept. IP Oct.?
ALBANIA (new) ..Auc 20 Sept. 27 Nov. 1
CAKONIA .Auk. 87 Sept. 24
SCYTIMA (new) ..Sept. (i Oct. II Nov. 15 j
PLYMOUTH, HAM-URG & DANZIG
SAXON1A .Sept. 15 Oct. 29 Dec. 13
LONDONDERRY AND GLASGOW
COU MitIA .\uk. 13 Sept. II) Oct. 8
A I.f.KRIA .\n<f. 20 Oct. 4
I AMKl.OMAtnc.vl.Aiiir. T. Sejit. 24 Oct. 22
vioo, oinr.Ai.TAit, patras,
DUBROVNIK, TRIESTE and 1-1UMB
CALABRIA .Au?. fl
HAMBURG AXI> DANZIG
I'AWOMA .Aiiff. 18
BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL
ASSYRIA .Auir. 13
Cutuu-d und Anchor Steam Ship Llnoa,
25 itrouclwuy, New York,
NEW YORK?HAVRE?PARIS
IAlAVETTK
FRANCE .
LA LOH H VINE.
LA S WOIK. .
PA UL?
LA TOI'KAINE.
HOI UAM15I. \l
,-Sept. 1 Sept.
.An?:. 1 Auc :.',"> Sept.
- sept. 3 Oct.
.Auk. 13 Sept. 30 Nov.
. Aus. 17 S,-iit. 14 Oct.
.-Auc- 17 Oct.
Au?. 27 Oct I Nov.
CHICAGO .Sc|it. 7 Oct. 12 Nov.
LEOPOLDINA ... .Sept. 10 Oct. 15 Nov.
Havre?Hamburg?Danzig*
NIAGARA .\u?. 20 Nov.
New York?Vigo?Havre
LA BOURDONNAIS.Aug. 30 Oct.
ROISSII.I.ON .Sept. 17
COMPANY'S OFFICE, ?9 STATE ST.. N.
NEW YORK TO ROTTERDAM
VIA
PLYMOUTH, BOULOCNt-SUR-MER
11 A. M. Eastern Standard Time
Ryndam ... 11 A.M. Aug. 6 Sept. 10 Oct. 15
N.Amsterdamll A.M. Aug. 13 Sept. 17 Oct. 22
Noordam .. .11 A.M. Aug. 20 Sept. 24 Ott. 29
Rotterdam.. 11 A.M. SepL S Ott. 8 Nov. 12
General Passenger Office, 24 State St., N. Y.
?he Public l-r n.u.-nl.
PROVIDENCE S 3.-9
COLONIAL LINE
'?t.uii.,-1 i.?..., 1..1 au, .?. 1? iM in Hau.
n m 1. vi-.'Litui? ?mi SumUj? m S 39 I* ?
i ib?UCIii -;..i..t? I* iin'1 Sl? rrnom? mm
., .-i 1,. ,,,1, ,. .-,- 1.- Hiirin? ?4?!
CLARK'S f 7th ORIENT CRUISE
b? mmptuoui s.S. E(tipr?M of Scotland, ?.'t.uoo 4i?.m
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SANDERSON & SON. Agents
26 Broadway, New York 117 W. Washington St., Chicago
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