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Reports of_Shipping and News of Foreign Trade
Equal Division
Of Cotton Trade
SoughtbyBoard
Direct Traffic Only Part o?
Movement in Egyptian
Commodity Controlled by
British Steamship Lines
Bulk Goes via England
Export Figures Show United
Kingdom Transships 50
Per Cent to This Country
Exports of Egyptian cotton to this
country direct constitute a minor part
of the shipments made by way of the
United Kingdom, according to figures
available here yesterday. While ex?
pressing satisfaction at the agreement
roaehed between the United States
Shipping Board and British steamship
companies, ?hereby American bottoms
are to receive 50 per cent of the direct
cotton traffic from Alexandria local
ihippin_ men are oi tne ?Pinion tnat
th? United States should be accorded
8n equal share of the indirect move
Bent as well.
The average annual cotton exports,
based on figures for several seasons
wurt, amounts to approximately 800,000
biles. Of this average total the United
Kingdom takes 450,000 bales, of which
?bout 50 per cent is transshipped at
British ports to the United States.
British Held Both Movements
During the season of 1918-'19 direct
ihipments from Alexandria to Atlantic
IKirti amounted to ?5,000 bales. Both
tbi? traffic and the indirect movement
were controlled entirely by British
companies.
Cotton exports from Egypt to the
United States, England and the Conti?
nent for the seven seasons from 1912
to 1918, according to local figures, were
M follows:
Bales
1912 . >. ?65,000
1013 . 970,000
1014. 832,000
1915. 728,000
1916. 630,000
1917 .~. 714,000
1918 . 718,000
The Shipping Board's victory, so far
u the direct business is concerned, it
fa said, will benefit the Shipping Board
iteamers operated by the United Ameri?
tan Lines to the Mediterranean. Five
vessels in this service touch at Alex
andria.
According to Captain Frank Ferris,
London representative of the Shipping
Board, the demand for a fifty per cent
lhare in the traffic by way of the
Un.ited Kingdom will be pressed. In
Ms report to Washington on Thurs?
day Captain Ferris said this subject
?ould be taken up at further confer?
eces and he was hopeful that the
British companies would accede when
(he equity of the demand was under?
stood.
Foreign Trade Notes
New Polish regulations forbid the
?Kportation of food, sugar, horses, cat?
tle, fertilizers, coal, ores and scrap
iron. It is also stated that the cus?
toms tariff has been greatly increased.
Leather articles now constitute one
of the most important exports from
Austria to the United States. The leath?
er industry is of interest to American
firms not only on account of the high
elass of the goods produced, but also in
riew of the Austrian need for American
raw material for the continuation of its
production.
Petroleum cargoes from the three
?hipping ports of the Tampico con?
sular district for May totaled 13,766,000
barrels, a drop of 2,076,000 barrels f rcm
the April exports. The marked reduc?
tion is attributed to the recent marino
strike, with its consequent tie-up of
ih'.pping, and to a restricted market for
?rude oil in the United States.
At the exhibition held at Essen by
the German Electro-Technical Society
there was shown a Krupp electro-mag?
netic process for recovering rjaal and
eoke from the ash residue taken from
hard coal furnaces. It was claimed
that if the invention had been applied
to the 15,000,000 tons of ash waste of
the German industries in 1913, 30 por
eent, or approximately 5,000,000 tons, of
w?l and coke might have been rccov
?ed.
Finland's imports from tho United
otates during the first three months
? this year were valued at $2,156,000. ?
?ports to the United States during the
?me period were valued at $203,000.
a
-tilines and Hamburg-American
Interests Draw Further Apart
LONDON, Aug. 5.?Further devel?
opment? in the recent rupture be?
tween the Hamburg-American Steara
ihlp Company and the shipping inter?
ests of Hugo Stinnes, the German in?
dustrial magnate, were reported from
Berlin to-day in a dispatch to the Ex
enange Telegraph Company.
According to tho dispatch, Wilhelm
Wno, director-general of the Ham
eurg-American Line, has resigned from
?? Midgard Sea Traffic Company, of
?naen, which is owned by Herr Stin
n3 who, in turn, had resigned from
??German East Africa Shipping Com?
ply and from the Woermann Line,
AvL of ,v,'hich are in *he Hamburg
American s sphere of influence. For
&? f _rr Stinnes owned one-third of
?m ? oi tnese companies and the
H.Ti?nder was owned ?qually by the
G?\n bur8;American and the North
?J??n Lloyd lines.
diW ,H-mburg-American Line* the
tk. u .added. ha? withdrawn from
we Hamburg Travel Company, which
rW?es the Stinnes hotels in Berlin,
?^n-Iort-on-Main and elsewhere.
INLAND
.?WATERWAYS
glij^ND PACKAGE FREIGHT
toUND MARInI~C?RR
13? N?,au St Bookman 4291
"\r- ?er?iee New York to ?uffalo.
<-oicaEo and prilu.lpa, ,ake poft9
VI? state liurgs Canal,
%. ,{?""i"sr time 7 days
J*W?R-THASi-? AIL-KATES
t!5??7???ul"new" york
4?ANSPORT CO., LIMITED
17 Battery P|arfl. Whitehall 0438
?erchandise rapkaKe Delivery
?W YOKK to MONTREAL
??Und All-Water Koute
??% Lower lhnn Kail Kate?
_?llingt Weekly.
Marine Reports
Fleures indicated ?re standard time.
THB TIDES
High water. Low water.
AM PM AM PM
Sandy Hook. 9:83 9:64 8:8? 8:48
Governor"? I?lantt. 10:08 10:24 4:01 4;22
Hell Gat*.11:4*- 6:49 6:20
Winds at Hen To-day
Hatteras to Key West?Moderate to
fresh southeast and ?>outh winds, overcast
weather snrt probably showers.
East Gulf?Moderate winds, moatly east
and southeast, partly overcast weather.
West Gulf?Moderato to fresh southeast
winds and partly overcast weather.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage?
Modorat? to fresh enst wind?, partly over?
cast weather and probably local rains.
North of Sandy Hook?Fresh south
winds and partly overcast weather.
Sandy Hook to Hatteras?Frosh south?
east and south winds, overcast weather
and probably showers.
Hatteras to Florida Straits?Mod?r?t?
to frosh southeast and south winds, over?
cast weather and probably showers.
Arrivals Yesterday
Str City of Montgomery. Savannah Aug
S: to the Ocean Steamship Co. ;wlth pas?
senger and mdse; Pier 3 N R.
Kir Lonape. Jacksonville Aug 3, Charles
ton Auk 3; to the Clyde Steamship Co; with
passenger? and mdse; Pier 37 N R.
Str Kl Alba, GalVeston July 81; to the
Southern Pacific Co; with mdse; Tier 61
N R.
Str Matinlcock. Galvoston July 28 : to Rob?
ert L Hague; with oil; Pier 6, Constable
Hook. N J,
Str Concho, Galveston July 80; to tho
Mallory Steamship Co; with passengers
and mdse; Pier 38 N R. ,
Str Hamilton, Norfolk; to tho Old Do?
minion Transporation Co; with mdsa;Pier
?NR.
Str Oeorgeanna "Weoms, Baltimore; to
the Halnhaw Steamship Co; with mdse;
Pier 27 E R.
Str Capehall (Br), Calbarlen July 80; to
United Fruit Co; with mdse; anchored oil
Liberty.
Str Orbita (Br), Harnburg July 23,
Southampton and Cherbourg July 26; to
Sanderson eV Son; with 90 first, 203 second
cabin, 83 steerage passengers, malls and
mdse; Pier 42, N R.
Str Lake Kyttle, Nuevitas July 89; to
the Munson Steamship Line; with sugar;
South 4th St, B'klyn.
Str Cayo Mambe, Tanamo July SO, Can
anova July 29, Baracoa July 30; to the
Atlantic Fruit Co; with two passengers
and fruit; Pier 26, E R.
Str Princess May (Br), Port Antonio
Juiy 29, Port Morant July 80; to the Di
Giorgio & Co; with 82 passengers juid
mdse; ^ler 7, E R. /
Str Comedia, Guayantlla July 26, May
aguez and Aguadlll July 28. Areclbo; July
29, San Juan July 30; to the Bull Insular
Line; with sugar; Pier ?27, B'klyn.
Str Oregonian, Hamburg July 20, Hall
fax Aug S; to United American Lines;
with mdse; Pier 86, N R
U S S Osborna, Newport, R I; Navy
Yard, B'klyn.
Str Colon, Cristobal July 29. Port-au
Prince 'Aug 1 ; to the Panama Railroad
Steamship Line, with 202 pass, mails and
mdse; anchored off Quarantine.
Str Eika 111 (Nor), Cienfuegos July 89;
to the N Y & Cuba Mail Steamship Co,
with sugar; anchored off Quarantine.
Str Yseldyk (Dt), Rotterdam July 23;
to the Holland America Line, in ballast;
anchored oft Quarantine. .
Sailed Yesterday
Strs H M Flagler (Am). v Texas City;
Bawean (Dt), Norfolk, Sabang and Fa
dang; Eastern Dawn (Am), Baltimore;
Gulf of Mexico (Am>> Port Arthur; Nitro
(Am), Hampton Roads; Tungus (Nor),
Monte Cristo and Puerta Plata; Lebanon
(Am), Jamaica Bay; West Elcasco (Am),
Jamaica Bay; sehr Irma (Br), Philadel?
phia; Latvia (Dan), Danzig; Costigan
(Am), Philadelphia; Advance (Am), Cris?
tobal; Astrea (Dt), Cape Haiti; Lysefjord
(Nor), Baracoa; Parlma (Br), SL Thomas.
Cleared
Str Latvia (Dan), Captain Dahl; Copen?
hagen, Danzig and Llbau; The East Aslatlo
8S Co.
Str Tungua (Nor), Captain Tldeman;
Porto Plato; Columbus SS Co, Ino. .
Str Astrea (Dt), Captain Lehman; Cape
Haytl and ' Port de Paix; Funch, Edye
& Co.
Str Vasconia (Br), Captain Townley;
London; Cunard Lino.
Str Lysefjord (Nor), Captain Dyk?steen;
Port Antonio; De Giorgio & Co.
Str Ebro (Br), Captain Duncan; Cris?
tobal Callao; Sanderson & Son.
Str Advance (Am). Captain Roberts;
Port au Prince, Cristobal; Panama Rail?
road Co.
Str Calabria (Br), Captain Mitchell;
Vigo, Gibraltar; Anchor Line.
Str C?drlc (Br), Captain Marshall;
Liverpool; White Star Line,
Str Hawaiian (Am), Captain Laverge;
Hamburg: United American Lines, Inc.
Str Seeland (Br), Captain Howell; Ant?
werp via Plymouth and Cherbourg; Red
Star Line.
Str Fort Hamilton (Br), Captain Francis;.
Hamilton; Furness, Withy & Co.
Str Ryndam (Dt), Captain Krol: Rotter?
dam. Bolougne, Plymouth; Holland Amer?
ica Line.
Str Toloa (Br), Captain Grant; Havana,
Cristobal, Port Limon; United Fruit Co.
Str Helen (Am), Captain Clark; San
Juan; Bull-Insular Line.
Str Tasmania Maru (Jap), Captain
Ofihlda; Rio do Janeiro, Santos, Buenos
Ayres; P Kleppe & Co,
Str Madonna V (Br), Captain Lain?;
Liverpool: Gilmarttn & Co.
Str Lake Faribault (Am), Captain Kon
ney: Mobile, Tampa; Mallory SS Co.
Str Herman Frasch (Am), Captain Mac
Kenzle; Sabine; Union Sulphur Co.
Str Costigan (Am), Captain Rogers;
Philadelphia, United American Lines.
Str City of Montgomery (Am), Captain
Hammond; Savannah; Ocean SS Co.
Str Eastern Dawn (Am), Captain Soren
eon; Baltimore; Black XMamond S3 Co.
Str Lenape (Am), Captain Kembl?;;
Charleston, Jacksonville: Clyde SS Co.
Str Matinlcock (Am), Captain Long;
Texas City; Robert L Hague.
Str Lake Arthur (Am), Captain Daniels; :
Richmond; Richmond & N Y SS Co.
Str Montrolite (Am), Captain Grace;
Texas City; Robert L Hague.
Str Mary (Am), Captain Goodman;
Mont? Cristi, Porto Plata; Bull-Insular
Line.
Str Paloma (Cub), Captain Baker; Nue
vitas; Munson Line.
Str Munwood (Am). Captain Cross; Cal?
barlen via Norfolk; Munson Line?. ?
Str Plow City (Am), Captain Ulvstead;
Christiapia, Copenhagen; Seager .-. S Co,
Inc.
Str Scotland. Maru (Jap), Captain Makl
mura; Yokohoma, Kobe; Harrlss, Maglll
& Co.
? Str Zacapa (Am), Captain Barratt; San?
tiago, Kingston; United Fruit Co.
Str J A Moffatt Jr (Am), Captain Spin?
ney; Baton Rouge; Robert L Hague,
Berth Changes
Vessel. Transferred to.
Colin H Livingstone,
Anchored in Jamaica Bay.
Dunstan.Pier 3. Constable Hook, N J.
Francos L Tausslg.South Amboy. N J.
Helen.Pier 27, B'klyn.
Korona.Pier ?52, B'klyn.
Kansas.Pier 9, Bush Docks, B'klyn.
Mary.Pier 27. B'klyn.
M un nire?.*.Tlst st, N R.
Ottar.Pier 3. Empire Stores, B'klyn.
Incoming Steamships
Due To-day
Vessel. Port. Doparture.
Curvello.Santos .July 20
Vasarl.Rio de Janeiro.. .July 17
Nleuw Amsterdam.Plymouth .July 28
Colon.Port au Prince.. .July 27
Due To-morrow
Kroonland.Southampton... .July 19
Santa Luisa.Cristobal .July 31
Calamares.Havana .Aug 4
Due Monday
Old North State. ...London .July 28
La Savoie.Havre .July SO
Oarir.ania.Queenstown .July 81
Fort Victoria.Bermuda .Aug 6
Philadelphia.San Juan.Aug S
Mount Clinton.. :. .Hamburg.Juiy 29
Monterey.Tampico .July 31
Due Tuesday
Columbia.Glasgow .July 30
Stavangerfjord.... Bergen .July 30
Due Wednesday
Olympic....Southampton ....Aug 3
G. Petrce. .Naples .July ?7
Mexico.Havana .Aug 6
Stockholm.Gothenburg .July 30
Maraval....Port of Spain....Aug 2
Due Thursday
Estonia.."Danzig .July 28
Pannonla.Gibraltar .Aug 1
Taormlna.Naples .July SO
Outgoing Steamships
The hours given below are standard
tima; for daylight ?avintr tim? add 1 hour.
Sail To-day
P Mail Vessel
Closes. Sails.
Zeeland. Antwerp. 7:00AM 11:00 AM
Ryndam Rotterdam... 7:00AM 11:00 AM
Calabria, Naples. 9:30 AM 11:00 AM
America. Naples. K::*0AM 12:00 M
Megali ?Hellas. Piraeus..11:00 AM 2:00 PM
HAWftlla?. Hamburg ? ..l\ :0? AM 2:00 I'M
Plow City, Copenhaseii. 1:710 PM ^?:00 I'M
Ft Hamilton, Bermuda. 5:30 AM
Rosalind, Halifax. 6:80AM
Bbro, Valparaiso.. 1:00 AM
Morro Castle, Havana. 6:30 AM
Kacapa, Kingston. 8:30 AM
Toloa. Port Llmon. 6:30 AM
Pulwtco, Barbados.... 8:00AM
Modenle. Vera Cru... 7:30AM
San Lorenzo, Ban Juan. 7:30 AM
Maracalbo. Curacao... 7:S0 AM
Cedrlo, Liverpool.? .
Ball Monday
Carlaholm. Helsingfora.
Editor, Dunkirk.
Osooda, Rottenlar
hail Tuesday
Canople, Naples. 0:30 AM 1:00 F
Assyria, Glasgow. 7:00AM 11:00A
Turrlalba, Kingston... 6:30 AM 10:00 A
Inca, Barahona. 8:30 AM a2:00 M
Mary, Santo Domingo
City . 7:80 AM 11:00 A
Mayaro, Trirfldad. 8:00 AM 10:00 A
Sail Thursday
Mlnnekahda, Hamburg. 9:30 AM 1:00 r
United States. Christi?
ania.,. 9:80 AM 1:00 Pm
Monterey, Havana. 7:00 AM 11:00 AM
Lako El Rio, Kingston. 7:00 AM 11:00 AM
City Island
Bound South
Sohrs Frances J Elkln (Br), New Cas?
tle, N B, for New York, with lath to Ho
man & Puddington; vessel to J F Whit?
ney & Co.
Bound East
Sehr? Marshal Foch (Br), Jersey City
for Lunenburg, N S; Thomas H Lawrence,
Port Reading for Calais; Sarah Katon,
Perth Amboy for Calais; Mary Langdon,
Port Reading- for Rookland; Morris A
Cliff, Port Reading for Rockland.
Soiled
Schrs Cutty Sark (Br), from Jersey
City, Halifax; A II Gomeau (Br), from
Perth Amboy, Paspehiac; Karmoe (Br),
from Weehawken, Livorpool, N S.
Returned
Sehr Abble C Stubbs (Br), Elizabeth
port for St John, N B.
Trans-Pacific Mails
The connecting malls close at the Gen?
eral Postofflee and City Hall Postoffice sta
tlo.n, New York, at 7 p. m., as follows:
Hawaii, via San Francisco, steamship Mat
sonia, August 5.
Japan, Corea, China, Siberia, French Indo?
China and Netherlands East Indies (ex?
cept Sumatra), via Vancouver and Vic?
toria, B. C, steamship Empress of Japan,
August 6.
Japan, Corea and China (specially ad?
dressed only), via Seattle, steamship
Eklridge, August 7.
Hawaii, Philippine Islands' and Straits
Settlements, via San Francisco, ?team
ship Creole State, August 8.
Tahiti, Marquesas, Cook Island, New
Zealand and Australia, via San Fran?
cisco, steamship Tahiti, August 21.
Reports by Wireless
From tho U. S. Naval Station
[Distance is given In miles. Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise specified.]
Apwisun 95 SW Hatteras Aug 4.
Albert E Watts G00 E by N Cape May Aug i.
Albertollte 810 SW Hatteras Aug 4.
Arlo 30 SW Hatteras Aug 4.
Arlzonan 20 S South Pass Aug 4.
Asslnippl 1,774 ENE Hattrrar? Aug 4.
Atlantic Sun 21 SW Hatteras Aug 4.
Auburn lat 88 16 Ion 78 30 Aug 4.
Baldrock 80 SW Hatteras Aug 4.
Eethelrldge 495 E Nantucket LV Aug 4.
Brilliant 20 NW Tortugas Aug 4.
Cape Ortegal 180 E Cape Henry Aug 4.
Cape Romain 228 SE Mobile Bar Aug 4.
Capillo 80 SE by E Hatteras Aug 4.*
Carenco 450 E Cape Henry Aug 4.
Carolyn 43 BE Overfalls Aug 5.
Carrillo-273 E Tela Aug 4.
City of St Louis 238 S Ambrose Aug 6.
City of Savannah~115 SW Hatteras Aug 4.
Collingsworth 662 E Capo Henry Aug 4.
Col E L Drake 980 from San Pedro 8 PM
Aug 3.
Colon 370 S Scotland LV Aug 4.
Comal passed Hatteras 2:45 PM Aug 4.
Cotrnis 3 S Hatteras Aug 4.
Cordova 390 from Astoria 3 PM Aug 4.
Coronado 900 E Ambrose Aug 4.
Creole State 353 from San Francisco 8
PM Aug 4. ?
Danville 200 NE Tampico Aug 4.
Delco 74 S Scotland LV Aug 4.
Dcllsle 40 SE Cape Race Aug 4.
Easterner 100 SW Panama Aug 8.
EdVnore 2,526 from Seattle 8 PM Aug 3.
El Estero 40 SE South Pass Aug 4.
El Sud 50 N Hatteras Aug 4.
Enterprise 796 from San Francisco 8 PM
Aug 3.
Essex 20 NE Frylngpan Aug 4.
F D Asche 125 s Hatteras Aug 4.
Godanla 65 SSE Cape Henry, Aug 5.
Gene Crawley 116 N Colon Aug 3.
George Washington 311 E Ambrose Aug
H C Folger 232 WNW Tortugas Aug i.
Hico 45 SE Cape Fear Aug 4.
Hoboken 142 S Ambrose Aug 4.
Hog Island 957 E Boston Aug 8.
Hoxie 430 E Nantucket LV Aug 4.
Hudson 3,334 from Ambrose Aug 4.
Huguenot 90 SE Mobile Aug 4.
Hutchlnson lat 40 17 )on 63 02 Aug 4.
Inspector IOS Hatteras Aug 4.
Johnson City lat 30 05 Ion 60 31 Aug 4.
Kokoskee 107 SSE Brenton Reef Aug 6.
Lackawanna Valley 885 E Ambrose Aug 8.
Labetto 270 S Capo Race Aug 1.
Lake Flllmoro 8 SW Cape Fear Aug 4.
Lake Frohna 480 E Ambrose 8 PM Aug 4.
Lake Gunni 115 N Colon Aug 3.
Levlsa 250 S Cap? Henlopen Aug S.
Livingston Roe 620 N E Cape Charles
Aug 4.
Loraln 1,810 W Honolulu 6 PM Aug 3.
Louisiana 21 from Southpass Aug 4.
M F Elliott 266 SW Hatteras Aug 4.
Manon 117 from Honolulu 8 PM Aug 3.
Margaret 210 S Scotland LV Aug 6.
Merrimack pd Hatteras Aug 4.
Metapan 264 N Cristobal Aug 4.
Muskogee 115 RW Hatteras Aug 4.
Munall??-o 25 SW Wintertiuairter Aug 4.
Mystic 923 E Ambrose Aug 3.
Nacata 1,198 E Ambrose Aug 4.
Nanking 1,406 from San Francisco Aug 8.
Nelson 436 NB Jupiter Aug 4.
Nleuw Amsterdam 410 from Ambros? I AM
Auir 6.
Nordstjernen off Hatteras Aug 4. ,
Old North State 2,109 from Ambrose Aug 2.
Palisades lat 37 29 Ion 72 26 Aug 4.
Philip Publlcker 108 N Hatteras Aug 6.
1 Portland Maru 46 N by E Hatteras Aug 4.
Quaker City 805 E Cape Henry Aug 4.
Quillwark 60 SW Halifax 8 PM Aug 4.
Qulttacas 480 S Ambrose Aue 4 (towing
S S Zt?,cca).
Rochester 170 KSW Hatteras Aug 4.
S B Hunt 28 SW Hatteras Aug 4.
Sagadahoc lat 24 69 Ion 89 28 Aug 4. .
Sagaporack 270 N by E Barbados Aug. 4.
Salem County 95 S Hatteras Aug 4. >
San'Pablo 601 S Nantucket LV Aug 4.
Santa Elisa 819 S Scotland LV Aug 4.
Santa Marta 470 S Scotland I<V Aug 4.
Saucon lat 19 5"* Ion 70 37 Aug i.
Steel Exporter 200 S Ambrose Aug 4.
Steel Ranger 198 E Honolulu 8 PM Aug 2.
Texarkana 700 S Cane Henry Aug 5.
Tollard 110 SE by E Cape Raco Aug 4.
Ventura 463 NE Sydney 8 PM Aug 3.
Vesta 250 NW Sand Key Aug 4.
W H Tllford 82 S Hatteras Aug 4.
Wacosta lat 40 51 Ion 54 60 Aug 4. .
Wallkill 1,600 E Ambrose Aug 4.
WektXa 200 E Frying Pan Aug 4.
West Caddoa 2,617 W Honolulu 8 PM
Aug 3.
West Camargo 296 S Honolulu 8 PM Aug S.
West Gambo pd Nantucket LV d AM
Aug 6.
West Chatala 295 B Boston Aug 4.
West Illxton 3390 S Honolulu 8 PM Aug 3
West I.slota 38 from San Francisco 8 PM
Aug 4.
West Isllp 4084 from San Pedro S PM
Aug 3.
West Jena 1,850 from Honolulu 8 PM
Aug 3.
West Lewark 637 S San Francisco 8 PM
Aug 4.
Western* Light 139 B by N Cape Henry
Aug 4.
Western Maid 750 E.Cape Henry Aug 4.
West Pool 7SC E Ambrose Aug 4.
Wllhelmina 415 from San Francisco 8 PM
Aug 4.
Yankee Arrow 90 N Hatteras Aug 6.
Zaca 480 S Ambrose Aug 4 (In tow Ss
ijuittacas).
American Ports
BALTIMORE, Md., Aug. 6.?Arrived:
Strs Chickamauga, Gothenburg, via Bos?
ton; Scythian (Br) Antwerp via Boston;
Quatanamo, Tampico via Havana: Munal
bro, Boston; G. A. FUgg, Galveston.
Sailed: Str Liberator, Loa Angeles, etc.,
via Savannah; Conehatta, Manchester.
BOSTON, Aug. 6.'?Arrived: Str. Macab?
(Br) Banes, Cuba; Delaware, New York:
Westford, New York; Juanita, Baltimore
and Norfolk. Sailed: Str San Gil (Br),
Havana, Cristobal and Port Limon; Mel
? rose, Sewall's Point.
CHARLESTON, Aug 6?Sailed: Strs
I Maine, Hamburg and Bremen; Northweat
! ein Bridge, Hamburg and Bremen; Apache,
: New York; SVra W?sem*. Baltimore; West
Hard away, Fornandlna.
JACKSONVILLE. Aug 6?Sailed: Str
Lake Ellenorah, Boston. Arrived: Str
Con-anche. New York.
MOBILE. Aug 5?Arrived: Strs Coa
homa County, Gulfport-i Onslnlng, New
York. Sailed: Strs Vera (Nor), Belize;
Han Cristobal (Mex), Tampico; Lake Free
land. New York; Herman Winter, Port
Barrios; Mu??ala. Havana.
NOKFOLK. Aug 5?Arrived: 4th, strs
Summer Leaf, Havre; Warzswa (Dut),
Dunkirk! William H Webb, New York:
Mongolia (Swed), Montreal; Banffshlre
(Br), Wellington; Ferngarth (Br), New
York; 6th, Northwestern Miller (Br), New
York; Freeman, New England; Asquurn,
Baltimore: Cape Ortegal (Br), Liverpool;
,i H Devsroaux. Boston; General Chareta
(Br), Cialv.-stoit: Walter n Nove?, Boston:
sehr James M Howard, Bonthhay'Harbor;
sehr Edna M MucKnlght, 1'oi-iUnii. .\i<\
Sailed: Str? Modem! (>Jy*L Now York;
i Osterdal (Nor), Montreal; Kastalla (Br).
Avonmouth and Glasgow; Orient, Rio de
Janeiro; Kingsbury (l*r), Galvostan; Mexl
cuno (Nor), Bergen and Christiania; Gor
bea Mendl (Span), Trieste; Unbo Mendl
(Span). Genoa; British Baron (Br), New
Orleans; Bratland (Nor), Port of Spain;
Themislo (Dut), Buenos Ayres; 6th,
Thamesmedo (Br), Trieste; Aster (Ital).
Golveston; Cralgrownle, New England;
Franklnvar JBr), Hamburg; Everett, New
England; ?R'ngefjord (Nor), Rotterdam;
Estrada Palma (Cuban), Havana; Tide?
water, Baltimore; Granlcos (Grk), (la)ves
ton; Oudo Maas (Dut). Boston; Peterton
(lir). Genoa; Ionia (Grk), Rio de Janeiro.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug r,?Arrived: Str
Joseph M Cudahy, New York. Sailed: Str?
Gorredljkm (Du), Rotterdam; Ashatubula
(Br), Liverpool; Roverlo (Br), New York;
America (It), Naples; Capul?n, London..
PORTLAND, Me. Aug. 5.?Arrived: Str
.Tenancy, Norfolk. Sailed: Btr Mal on., Nor?
folk.
PORT BADS, Aug 5?Arrlvod: Sirs Cal
garollte (Br), Halifax; Canadian Sealer
(Br), Matanzas; Copan (Hond), T?la; El
Estero, Now York; Infanta Isabel (Span),
Havana; Louisiana, Tampico; Qulmistan
(Hond), Port Barrios: William G Warden,
Tampico. Sailed: Strs Brazllier (Br). Ant?
werp; Crude Oli, Port Arthur; Frederick
Luckenbach. Los Angeles; Illbueros (Hon),
TtlueftoldH; Jalapa, Seattle; Luclgen (Br),
Havre; Nicarag (Hon), Port Cortea; ?ola.
Proereso; Slnaloa (Nor), Frontera; Strom?
bus TBr), Tampico.
PORT TAMPA, Aug 6?Sailed: Barken?
tino Oeil P Stewart, New York.
SAVANNAH. Aug 6?Arrived: Str Es?
sex, Philadelphia. Sailed: Strs City of
Columbus, Boston; Santurce, Guantes.
TAMPA, Aug 6?Arrived: Str Lake
Faristello, Mobile; sehr Doris Hamlln,
Norfolk. Sailed: Sehr M A Bclllveaux,
Mr-tanzas.
Foreign Ports
Arrivals from Now York
BORDEAUX, Aug 1?Str Ptpestone
County.
ANTWERP. Aug 2?Str Finland.
KARACHI, Aug 2?Str Leeds City (Br).
BUENOS AYRES, Aug 2?Str Vestrls
(Br).
LYTTLETON, Aug 2?Str West Hep?
burn.
??fVDEN, Aug. 4?Str Sumatra Maru (Jap).
COPENHAGEN. July 30?Str KootenaL
PERNAMBUCO, Aug 4?Str Avare
(Braz).
AMSTERDAM. Aug S?Str Kcnnemer
land (Du).
DANZIG, July 81?Str Samland (Belg).
TRONDHJEM, Aug 2?Str Norefjord
(Nor).
HAVRE. Aug 8?Str Paris (Fr).
CHERBOURG, Aug 4?Str America for
Bremen and proceeded.
ROTTERDAM, Aug 4?Str Westerdyk
(Dutch).
MELBOURNE, Aug 6?Str Port Adelaide
(Br).
Departures for New York
HONG KONG, Aug 8?Str Bolton Castle
(Br).
BUENOS AYRBS, Aug 8?Str Martha
Washington.
COPENHAGEN. July 80?Str Eaatern
Star.
BAR3ADOS, Aug 4?Str Justin (Br).
MANILA, Aug 2?Str Ocean Monarch
(Br).
GIBRALTAR, Aug 4?Str Italia (Br).
LISBON, Aug 4?Str Suwled.
HELSINGFORS, July 26?Str Toledo
Bridge.
MIDDLESBRO. Aug 4?Str Invincible.
BATAVIA. Aug 1?Str Pale Ling (Br).
ROTTERDAM, Aug 4?Str Nantahala.
ANCHESTER, Aug 4?Str Sutermco,
IBRALTAR, Aug 4 ? Str Moorish
Prince (Br) from Trieste.
Lake Ports
CLEVELAND, Aug 6?Arrived: Str?
Argo, Montreal; W H Truesdale, Duluth;
W R Stafford. Islands. Sailed: Strs W II
Truesdale. Duluth; A A Augustus, Jackflsh.
SANDUSKY, Aug 6?Arrived: Strs Am
berg, Detroit; Pelee, Point Pelee, Salle
Strs Amberg, Milwaukee; Pelee, Pa
Pelee.
FAIRPORT, Aug 6?Arrived: Sir H. ? .
Oakes, Two Harbors. Sailed: Str D M
Clemson, Two Harbors.
LORAINE, Aug 6?Arrived: Strs P A B
Widener, A F Harvey, Duluth; Pentecost,
Mitchell. Calcite; F B Squire. Buffalo.
Sailed: Strs Pentecost, Mltcholl, Sandusky;
P A B Widener, Duluth; F B Squire, Du?
luth.
CONNEAUT, Aug 6?Arrived: Strs Con
neaut. Depot Harbor; Wyandotte, Sarnla;
Alperra, Racine; Chas O Jenking, Duluth;
Frank E Taplin, Aahland; J E Upson, Nor?
way, P Roerts jr, M E Farr, F W Hart,
Duluth. Sailed: Stra Alpena, Erlcau. Wy?
andotte, Marinette, Cannoaut: Alpena,
Chas O Jenkins, Duluth; F W Hart, M E
Farr, Percival Roberta jr, Duluth; Frank
E Taplin, Cleveland; Norway, J E Upson,
Buffalo.
BUFFALO, Aug 6?Arrived: Strs Carw
pus, Erie; Delaware, Buffalo, Duluth; W F
White, Calcite; E N-Ohl, Chicago; Troy,
Duluth. Sailed: Strs Troy, Buffalo, Su?
perior; Canopua, Delaware, Duluth; W F
White, Calcite; Demmer, Chicago.
MILWAUKEE, Aug 6?Arrived: Str
Hydrus, Buffalo. Sailed: Str Negaunee,
Port McNicoll.
SOUTH CHICAGO, Aug E?Arrived: Str
C S Robinson, Superior.
INDIANA HARBO*R, Aug 5?Arrived:
Strs Wm P Cowan, Superior; Joseph
Block, Superior. Sailed: Stra Joseph
Block, Superior; Wm P Cowan, Green Bay.
GARY, Aug 5?Arrived: Str J P Morgan,
Duluth. Sailed: Strs Wm P Palmer, J P
Morgan, Superior.
ESCANABA, Aug. 6?Sailed: Sera Rich?
ardson, Harvard, Gary; Emperor, Point
Edward.
DULUTH, Aug 6?Arrived: Stra Cletus
Schneider, P Reiss, Sweden, Williams, Mc
Intosh, Dunn Jr, Becker, Andrews, Town
send, Sierra, Leopold, Superior, H H
Rogers. Harvester, Octorara, Hamonlc.
Soiled: Strs G G Crawford, Kerr, Filbert,
Phllbin, Kinney, Leopold, Dickson, H H
Rogers, Harvester, Wickwire Jr, Sherwln.
Labelle, Ziltnh, Delaware, Mars.
TWO HARBORS, Aug r>?Sailed: Strs
Hill, Lake Erie; Mill?, Lake Michigan.
Maritime Miscellany
NEW YORK, Aug 6?Mariners are noti?
fied that in the North Sea there are now
no restrictions to navigation on account
of moored mines.
Vessels are cautioned against anchor?
ing except in cases of emergency and fish?
ing vessels should not trawl without using
some safoty device to prevent mines enter?
ing the trawl, in certain areas where
sunken mines are still lylnp on the bot?
tom. For limits of these areas see Hydro
graphic Office Notice to Mariners and
British Admiralty Notices to Mariners.
The northern area has been completely
cleared of moored mines and Is open to
navigation.
The light vessels and light buoys mark?
ing the former mine fields will shortly be
withdrawn.
HAVRE, Aug 4?The lock-out against
the longshoremen ended to-day when the
workers afireed to accept the employers'
terms. Ships bound for Havre which were
diverted by wireless to Antwerp, Dunkirk
and Calais, are now beins sent messages
to proceed to Havre.
LONDON, Aug 6?Str Mount Vernon
Bridge, SuVidsvall for Boston and New
York, before reported putting into Gothen?
burg with pump trouble, reached Greenock
yesterday. Necessary repairs will bo ef?
fected.
Str Sumatra (presumably Sumatra Maru).
Calcutta for New York, passed Perim
with fire in cargo.
BALTIMORE, Aug 5?Jacob Goldberg, a
stowaway on the str Tolosa from Manches?
ter and landed here June 19, has had an
experience never enjoyed by a hobo of the
Bea. The immigration officials ordered
him deported, although ho proved himself
the son of a wealthy hotel keeper of At?
lantic City, who came to his rescue. By giv?
ing bond the father was allowed to ta.ko
his son to Atlantic City pending an appeal
to Washington, a reply to which, received by
Immigration Commissioner Stump, affirm?
ed the decision of the court of Investiga?
tion. Goldberg's father was notified and his
son arrived yesterday from Atlantic City
and reported on board the str Conehatta,
Captain Breeden, which sails to-morrow
for Manchester.
The Shipping Board strs, the Neuse and
Artemis, formerly the German ships Magd
burg and Bohemia, and later operated by
the Baltimore S S Co, are Included In a
lot of twelve former German vessels on
which the ? board is asking bids, to be
opened Aug 15. Both are steel cargo car?
riers and are at present lying in Balti?
more harbor. The Neuse Is a ship of 11,
fi23 deadweight tons, and the Artemis one
of 6,890 tons. The other ten vessels ad?
vertised are now at New York, Philadel?
phia and Norfolk and will be sold ''as Is
and where is."
Two 6trs aro bound here from Jamaica
with bananas for next week's market. The
Ortani will come to the United Fruit Com?
pany and the Fort Gaines to the Balti?
more and Jamaica Trading Co, each with
^j,?:,oo bunches, and both due on Monday.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 5. ? Steamer
Katrina Luckenbach, before reported with
engine trouble and in tow of the steamer
Julia Luckenbach, arrived at San Diego
August 4, having made partial repairs, and
the Julia Luckenbch arrived at San Pedro
yesterday. Both vessels are from New
York via Balboa July 21. Repairs to the
Katrina Luckenbach will be made at this
port.
The schooner Lizzie Vonce, 383 tons,
built in 1887, has been sold by Henry Gray
i &. Co. to H. H. and R. Osterhuls under
! private term*.
The Pacific American Steamship Assoel
! atlon will send renrt-s, ntatlves to the pro
j posed heurlng for Interests favoring the
I bill abrogating the army and navy trans
i pert service in favor of contracts with pri
I vate companies now before Congress.
Japanese fie:nners Kaisha Maru, 4,424
tous, and .Yeikoku Maru No. 2. 4.423 ton?,
have beef*} chartered for lumber from
Grays Harbor or the Columbia River to
Japan.
During July 276 vcesel* entered the port
of San Francisco an<J 335 departed. Ton?
nage totals were: Inbound, 684,787; sail.
14,325; outbound, stca-m, 667,493, sail, 8,847. |
SEATTLE, Aug. 6.?Tho apple crop of
Oregon, Washington and Idaho for ship?
ment by rail and water Is estlmatod at
36,000 cars.
Steamer Redondo, previously reported
disabled In British Columbia waters, is
returning to this port In tow of the Cana?
dian tugs Annoclo and Teplc. The Redondo I
lost hor rudder.
Tho Coast Guard cutter Ouard Is towing
the launch Tacoma to this port from
Friday Harbor, where tho launch was
seized after a barrel and a half of wine
.was found on board. Tho Tacoma Is regis?
tered at Los Angeles.
VANCOUVER. Aug C?The British str
Csmosun, owned by the Union Steamship |
Co, struck a rock in dense fog Wednesday,
at Cliff Island, Millbank Sound. She got
off und proceeded to Prirrce Rupert under
her own steam. The preliminary survey
revealod that the forefoot had been dam?
aged.
HONOLULU, Aug 6-?After a fast run
of slightly over five days from San Fran?
cisco, the Shipping Board str Empire State,
on her first trans-Pacific voyugo, arrived
here yesterday afternoon.
PORTLAND, Ore, Aug 5?The str West
Niius arrived to-duy from Puget Sound to
complete a cargo of lumber for the Orient.
Repairs to the et.r Efflngham, of the Eu?
ropean Pacific Lin?, which was badly dam- j
aged when she ran ashore in tho Columbia i
River two weeks ago, will be mad? by the !
Albina Marino Iron Works, of Portland, |
which bid $35,132 for the Job. Bidders |
from California and Washington competed.
Record for Panama Cargoes
Last Fiscal Year's Total 232
Per Cent Above Others
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.?A total of
11,699,214 tons of commercial cargo
waa carried through the Panama Canal
during the last fiscal year, or 23Ms
per cent more than?in any preceding
year, while the tolls amounted to $11,
276,890, or 32% per cent more than any
preceding year, according to the Pana?
ma Canal Record. In addition, gov?
ernment vessels, which passed through
the canal tolls free, carried 463,769
tons of cargo.
American, British and Japanese ves?
sels carried 84 per cent of the total
commercial tonnage, the American
amounting to 45 pur cent, British to 32
and Japanese to 7 per cent. Tha total
number of ships passing through the
canal was 2,892, of which 1,212 were
American, 970 British, 140 Norwegiaa
and 136 Japanese.
Cruises to Mediterranean
Two cruises will be made next win?
ter to the Mediterranean by the White
Star liner Adriatic, the International
Mercantile Marine announced yester?
day. Sailings from here are scheduled
for January 7 and February 18, and
the itinerary calls for stops at Gib?
raltar, Algiers, Naples, Genoa, Malta,
Athens and Alexandria. Until January
the Adriatic will continue on the New
York-Southampton run.
. ?nard Line Cuts Length of
Time From U. S. to Poland
? By making connections with ?steam?
ers of the United Baltic Corporation
of London the Cunard Lhie will shorten
the time of the voyage of its Polish
passengers destined for Danzig, Libau
or Reval, enabling them to reach their
homeland in from about twelve to four?
teen days.
Passengers leaving New.York on the
Carmania on August 13 will arrive in
Liverpool on August 21 and have ample
time to embark on the Baltannic, sail?
ing from London for Poland on August
22. She will arrive at Danzig on the 26th
and then proceed to Libau, Reval and
Riga.
Havre Stevedore Strike Ends
H>fv"RE, Aug. 5.?The lockout against
the longshoremen ended yesterday
when the workers accepted the employ?
ers' terms of twenty-one francs as the
basis for eight hour3 of work. Ships
bound for Havre, which were diverted
by wireless to Antwerp, Dunkirk and
Calais, are now being sent messages to
dock at this port.
Army Orders
From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.?Army orders
issued to-day follow:
Field Artillery
Cnmpbell, Capt. A. L., to Fort Sill.
Alexunder, Brig. Oen. R., to Camp Knox.
Miscellaneous
Englehart, Maj. F. A., C. A., to Frankford
Arsenal.
Robins, Maj. A. W., Air Svc, to Fairfleld.
Kennedy, Brig. Gen. C. W.s U. S. A., to
Fort Monroe.
Wood, Chaplain E. W., U. S, A., to Fort
Rosecrans.
McBlain, Lt. J. F., cav., to Arcadle.
-,-,-c
Navy Ordert
From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.?Navy orders
Issued to-day follow:
Anderson, Lt. N.. resigned.
Bolt, Ens. J. E., to Hampton Roads.
Bo y ce, Ap. Clk. F. H., to Charleston.
Byram, Lt. (j. s) T. P., to Ninth naval
district.
Cotten, Lt. J. L., to U. S. S. Olympia.
Deltrlch, Lt. (j. _.) A. F. to U. S. 15.
Shawmut.
Fenton, Lt. (J. _.) A, S? to U. S. B. Texas.
Garrett, Lt., W. S., to U. S. S. Pennsylvania.
Jarzembouskl, Gun. E. J., to Brooklyn.
Keller, Lt. Com. H. R., to Quantlco.
Lamont, Lt. Com. W. D., to U. 13. S. Texas.
Lough, Lt. J. C. to San Diego.
MacWUUams, Lt. W. II., to Washington.
Marvell, Lt. C. G.. to Boston.
Olinger? Pay Clk. C. G., to U. S. 8. Great
Northern. .
Pence, Com. H. L., to Washington.
Sklllman, Lt. J. H., to U. S. 8. Great
Northern.
Thomson, Com. T. A., to Washington.
Vasey, Lt. R. C, to San Francisco.
Brantly, Ens. N. D., to U. S. S. Sands .
Dearth, Ens. M. D., to U. S. S. Utah
Hitchcock, Ens. N. R., to U. S. S. Utah.
I Johnson, Lt. Com. H. D.. to U. S. 8. Utah.
Pranls, Gun. J., to U. S. S. Pittsburgh.
Reed, Ens. K. S., to U. S. S. Utah.
UpdegralT, Lt. W. N., to U. S. S. Utah
Walten, Ens. C. L., to U. S. S. Pittsburgh.
TRAVEL
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TO
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KARACHI ? BOMBAY ? COLOM?
BIA ? MADRAS ? RANGOON ?
CALCUTTA
S. S. City of York.Aug. 15
S. S. City of Lahore.. .*Aug. 25
?Omits call at Naples & Jaffa.
AU Outside Rooms
First <_nd ?Second Class Passe-ran
Special Missionary Reduction
For rates of passage, etc., apply to
NORTON, LILLY & CO,
2? Beaver Street, New York City
General Agent?
. __l?rsu_n & BacknaU S. 8. Go. Lt?*.
Short Route and turough booking? '-?
principal points in 5o_ndni_vla, Germany
md Baltic .States.
LARGE MODERN STEAMER!*,
S, S. Stockholm-Aug. 20 Oct. 1 Nov. 12
S.S.DroUningholm. .Sept. 3 Oct. 15 Dec. 3
Superior Passenger Accommodations.
F_*fcen_?r Office, i l ??t?te *?!.. N*nr fmrH
CLARK'S 17th ORIENT CRUISE
br sumptuous S.S. Empress or Scotland. 25,000 ?ros?
tons. IS day? In Eiorpt ami l'alcaline, etc. Feb. 4,
1922: ?3 day? $600 119. Including Snore Eicursioas,
lintels. Cuides. Dlivcj, Kre?. etc.
f RANK C. CLARK Times Uuijdlni Hats Tot?
TRAVEL
. CUNARDHf
?> ANCHOR a
?m i. .. . . . m .le/ ?
i'a?aenger and Freight Servie?.
From New York. . |
CHERBOURG AND SOUTHAMPTON
?S Oct. 20
13 Oct. 4
.Sept. 7 Wet. I
?J-HERBOURG AND SOUTHAMP
vasar, .?i?asFt_?
?. ,,iJl,i>N.,A .? Aug. 18 Sept. 10 OcU S
?Wf^Si^ (new) ..Aug. 20 Sept. ?7 Nov. 1
CAHONIA
?CYTIIIA (new)
.Aug. 27 Sept. 34
Sept. ? Oct. 11 Nov. 13
PLYMOUTH, HAMBURG & DANZIG
SAAONIA .Sept. 16 Oct. 29 Dec. 13
LONDONDERRY AND GLASGOW
<?.9i;lL'MmA .Aug. 13 Kept. 10 Oct. 0
ALGERIA .Aug. 20 Oct. 4
C'AMEUONIA(ncw).Aug. 27 Sept. 24 Oct. 23
VIOO, GIBRALTAR. BATRAS,
DUBHOVNIK, TRIESTE and F?UMB
CA LAB HIA .Aug. 6
HAMBURG AND DANZIG
PANNONIA .Aug. 18
BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL
ASSYRIA .Aug. 13
Cutuu-d and Anchor Steam Ship Lina?.
25 Kroiiiiwiij-, New York. '
Special Attractive Tours to
During July and August
Fares $160 up according to the
tours selected.
For Information address
NEW YORK & CUBA KAIL S. S. CO.
Foot of Wall Street, Now York, Tel. John 4500
t* white Star
?alSlnes Fbr? 88-82, North Jllvsr, Now Y?rk
At so? (daylight savin?) iibIiu ?eetifitd.
Cedria I T. f Aug. 6 Sept. 3 Oct I
Baltic I . ."VT l Aus. 87 Sept. 24 Oct. 22
Olympial? ChorbourgC 2I'.M.Aug.l3Sept.3Sept.24
Adriatic 5 Southampton) Aug. 31 Oct. 5 Not. 1
,H??i Vor? ?nit 3otton?Azore?.
Glkralter- Naple? and Geno?
Canopio .il A. M. Aug. 9 Sept 80
Crctic... .11 A. M. Sept. 7
AraOi'o .11 A. M. Sept. 20, Nor. 3
Zetland j Plymouth j
Kroonland LCherbourg J
Lapland ,[ Antwerp I
Finland . J \
Samland \ Hamburg
Gothland 5 Llbau, Danzig
Aug. 6 Sept. 10 Oct. 15
Auk. 1? Hen. IT Oct. ??
Aug. 20 Sept. 24 Oct. 29
Aug. 27 Oct. 1 No?. 5
(3d class only) Sept. t
(3d class only) Sept. 22
Minnekahda (Hamburg & Danzig).'Aug. n
Manchuria I H am burg \.Aug. 25
Mongolia 5 f.Sept. 3
?Also calls at Plymouth and Cherbourg.
International Mercantil? '
Marine Company
II? Steamer??1,250.000 Ton?
9 Broadway. N. X- or Local Agent?
NEW YORK?HAVRE?PARIS
LAFAYETTE
LA LORRAINE.
Sept. 1 Sept. 29
Sept. 8 Oct. 1
LA SA VOLE.Aug. 13 Sept. 10 Nov. la
PARIS .Aug. 17 Sept. 14 Oct. 5
LA TOUHALN'E ... .- Sept. 17 Oct. 19
FRANCE .Aug. 25 Sept. 22 Oct. 13
KOCHAMBBAC .. .Aug. 27 Oct. 1 Nov. 8
CHICAGO .Sept. 7 Oct. 13 Nov
LEOPOLDINA -Sept. 10 Oct. 15 Nov.
Havre?Hamburg?Danzig
NIAGARA .Aug. 20 Not.
New York?Vigo?Havre
LA BOURDONNAIS.Aug. SO Oct.
RODSSILLON.Sept. 17 - -
COMPANY'S OFFICE, 19 STATE ST.. N. Y.
EXCURSIONS
A Perfect One Day Outing
MOUNTAIN
The People's Popular Day Resort
8teel Str. CLERM0NT Lvs. Battery 9 A. M.
Also on Satt., W. 132nd St., 9:45 A. M.
Str. ONTEORA Lvs. W. 129th St. 9:30 A. M.
Daily, excepting Saturdays.
Saturday and Sunday
AFTERNOON TRIPS
About 2 Hours at Bear Mountain.
STEEL STR. ONTEORA
Lv?. Battery Pior, 2 P.M.; W. I32d St., 2:30 P.M.
SUNDAY MORNING SERVICE
Strs. Clermont & Grand Republic
Lenvo Mattery Pier 9:00 A. M.
STEEL STR. HIGHLANDER
Leaves W. 139th St. 9:30 A. M.
Round Trip?Week Days?Adult?, 75c;
Children, 30c. Suns. & Hols.?Adults, $1;
Children, GOc. (Including War Tax.)
MUSIC?REFRESHMENTS? DANC1NO
Piihssxlcs Interstate Park Commission
Phones: John 4826. Bowling Green 76T5
Delightful Irip of 150 mile? through
the Ea?t River and on Long Island
Sound. Good music?Refreshment?.
Sir. Richard Peck
Lv. Pier 40, N.R., Houston St. 9.30 A. M.
Return due New York. Pier 40, 9.00 P.M.
Ample time tor sightseeing: in N?w
Haven, the "City of Elms." rich in his?
tory and scenic, interest.
Round Trip Eure (incl. War Tax), $1.70
On sale Sunday only at the Pier.
CONEY ISLAND
Special Schedule for Saturday, Aufragt 6.
Lv. W. 120 St.i Pier 1, N. R.i Coney Island.
!):40
10:30
11:50
18:15
A.M.
1:15
2:00
2:45
3:30! 10:25
4:15!U:I5
5:15113:00
6:30 A. M.
7:301 1:00
8:301 2:15
P.M.I 2:45
3:30
4:1
5:00
6:00
6:40
7:15
8:15
0:30
P. M
til:25
12:25
1:10
+2:10
3:10
8:55
4:55
?5:25
6:10
6:30
?7:10
7:50
8:25
0:25
10:30
P. M.
Trips marked * do not go to 120th St.
Trips marked t do not stop at Pier 1, X, 1?.
ROCKAWAY BEACH
Lt. W. 120 St. I Pier 1, X. K.i ICockawoy.
0:30 A. M. 10:15 A. .M. 2:10 P. M,
1:15 P. M. I 2:15 P. M. I 5:30 P. M.
TELEPHONE! tVHITEHALL?1279.
To Atlantic ni_liland?, New Jersey,
COOL?DANCING?GOOD MUSIC
Schedule, Week Days and Sundays
(Buyll_lit Suvirur Tirne^
From [-?9:30 a.m. I From f ?* 11 a.?.
Battery J 1.30 p. in Atlantis -i ?M
Landing 1, 6.09 p.ra ! Highland) \_ 11.45 p m
"Morning Trip Omitted Mondays,
FAR?f 50 CKNTS KACH WAY
Telephone Broiul 73UU und C?U1
FOK HIGHLANDS
OCKANIC and
RKD BANK
.. Pier S4, N. R.. week
!;4ft p. m, B-ttery, S:55
SUNDAYS; Feanklin St.,
-. b :??, 'j :45 a. m.
SIGHTSEEING YACHT
Etghtreelnx around Manhattan Island dally
ami Sunday, 10:.;.) _ |:S0, \V. 42d St., New
York Central Pleji $3. Phon? Long-cre 1?50.
Lv. Frank Un i
days, 8:30 a. m.,
a. m., 3.15 p. m.
5:30. 9:25; Batte
EXCURSIONS
EXCURSIONS
a.y Line
Magnificent river scenery, large, beautifully equipped steamers,
devoted exclusively to passenger servie???-the ideal route between
New York and Albany
WITH DIRECT RAIL CONNECTIONS
For all points North, East and West via Albany
All through rail ticket? between New York and. Albany accepted,
lister and Delaware trains m*?t Day Une boat? at Kingston Point pier
for ?minis In the CutKkills. ' ...
Connection nt Albany with New York Central and D. <~ H. railroads.
All through rail tickets between Noy York and Albany accept??d. Music.
Restaurant.
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
Owing- to necessary repairs to steamer "Washing-ton Irving" ths Bear
Mountain, Newburgh and I'oughkeepale sailing schedule is rearranged.
Through service to Kingston Point, Catskill, Hudson and Albany Is not
changed.
On Monday to Friday In each week steamer leaves Pcsbrosse_s
20 A.M., W. 129th Str-e
42nd Street,
M.
Street
Yonkers,
10:10 A..M
H Desbrosses Street Pier
for tPuughkoeps'.e, Kingston Point, Catskill, Hudson and Albany.
amor leaves Desbrnsse* Street S:?J0 A.M.; W. 42nd Street S:00 A.
129th Street. *J:20 A. M.; Yonker?, 9:60 A. M., for tBear Mountain,
All!?
M.; W.
tW.'St Point ?r<3 tXewburgh
Also steamer leaves VV. 42nd Street. 10:00 A. M. ; W. 129th Street, 10:20 A.
M.; Yonkers, 1j:50 A. M., for TBear Mountain, t Wiest Point, tNewburgh and
tl'oughkrepsle.
On Haturdnys steamer leaves Desbrosses Street at S:40 A. M. for tNew
burgh and tPoughkeepsle
Also steamer leaves Oesbrosscs Street at 9:00 A.M.; W. 42nd Street, 9:20
A. M. ; W. 323th Street. 9:40 A. M. ; Yonkers. 10:15 A. M., for Kingston Point.
Catskill, Hudson and Albany,
Also steamer leave.s W. 42nd Street, 10:00 A.M.; W. 129th Street, 10:20
A. M.: Yonkers, 10:50 A, M.; for tBear Mountain, tWest Point. tNewburgh
and tPoughkeepsie.
Notice. The Saturday afternoon steamer scheduled from Desbrosses
Street at 1:30 P, M. for Newburgh will not be operated.
On Sundays steamer "De Witt Clinton" will leave Dosbrosse? Street at
K:55 A.M.; W* 42nd Street at 9:30 A.M. and W. 3 29th Street at 10:00 A.M.
for tBear Mountain, tNewburgh and tPoughkeepsie.
Steamer "Albany" will leave Deabrosses Street at 10:00 A. M., or earlier.
If capacity Is reached, for tBear Mountain. tNewburgh and tPoughkeepsie.
Steamer -'Robert Kulten" will leave Desbrosses Street at 9:00 A.M.- W
42nd Street. 3:20 A.M.; W. 129th Street at 9:40 AM.; Yonkers, 10.15 AM,
for Kingston Point, Catskill, Hudson and Albany.
Parlor reservations will be honored as far as accommodations on steam?
ers will permit; others will be redeemed.
tBeturn ?teamer same day from pointa marked t.
All service subject to chai.ge without notice.
Hudson River Day Line
Tel. Canal 9300
New York
Hudson River Day Line
__3tf ON THE HUDSON
FKOM TRAKE?.TS ST.
Highland Falls
NEWBURGH
BEACON
ROUND TRIP
povGH- <g4 en
iKKPSlE v H ?*,u
PIER
SATTP.TJAY AFTETtNOOX
West Point, Newburgh,
Ponglikeepsie and Kingston.
Steamer "Homer Kamsdelt"
leaves Franklin St., 1 P. M. : W.
129th St., 1:30 P. M. Mulls,
restaurant, lunch room.
Steamer "Poughkeepsie" leaves
Franklin St., 2:30 P. M. ; W.
129th St., 3:15 P. M.
Both steamers connect with
Str. "Benjamin B. Odell" for
return to New York same day.
SUNDAY A,fe_LAT
Highland Fails, Newburgh,
Beacon, Poughkeepsie.
PALATIAL STEAMER
"BENJ. B. 0DELL"
Leaves Franklin St., f> A. M.?
W. 129th St., 9:45 A. M. Muslo,
restaurant, lunch room.
SUNDAY AFTEBKOON
Steamer "Newburgh" leaves
Franklin St., 1 P. M. ; W. 129th
St.. 1:30 P. M., for Newburgh,
Beacon and return. Music, res?
taurant, lunch room.
CENTRAL HUDSON LINE
Newburgh Community Outing Day August 10.
UP THE HUDSON
S.S.
RENSSELAER
to Newburgh and
return.
New York's most
popular outing.
Music and Table
Qv d'Hote Luncheon,
*1
00
Also Service a la Carte.
Leave Pier 32, N. R.. foot Canal St.
9:30 A. M.; AVest 132ii St. Pier, 10:00 A
M. Due Newburgh at 2 'f. M. Leav?
ing Newburgh at 4 P. M. sharp.
Round $1.25
FALO?! VERONE
teBOSTGH
Splendid SUatn?rt..Svl*ndid ServU?
Orehettra on eacK Steamer
Leave Fulton St. Pier 14 M. R.
8.30 P.M. Dally irsol. Sunday
New Bedtord Una New London Line
Dully except San
day Leave Pier ?S
MR Houiton %. i
P.M.
Daily ex. Sun. l.v.
Pr. 40N.R. Houston
St. 6.89 P.M. I'icr 70
E.R. 22nd St. 6P.M.
All Schedules Daylight Saving Tim*
Ticket? at Ptere and Con. Ticket OJfiee?
'The Public V* Pleased."
PROVIDENCE $3.80
COLONIAL, UNE
i Bt), weekdays
luj'llsh! Sav.nr 1
erred in ?itsaiief
*Pl.
id Sunday? at 5:3t P.
n,c! &uteruam? m?T
I'liorie Sprln? ?491.
; ?t'oreeatvr, %tJ)t. rroviUence direct, fi/a.
StaterouiitH $l.ti.', $2.47*. and s>;..'M.
? Dally & Sunday?4:30 P. M. Standaid Time.
: From Pier 1?, E. R. Phone r.CC ileeUmav.
I Tickets at Pier or Consolidated Oificr?.
2C ? MIDLAND O R ?
?3C RF.ACH ???JK'
IDEAL AM?SEMENT PARK
3tearner leaves Battery dally.
10 A. M.. I;?0, 51', and 8 P. M.
SPECIAL EXCURSIONS
MAUCH CHUNK $2.41
^ EVERY SUNDAY
Leave W. 23d St., 7:17; Liberty St., T:S?
A. M. ; Jackson Ave., Jersey City, 7:41
A. M.; Broad St., Newark, 7:45 A. M.
LAKE K0PAT00NG $1,85
EVERY SUNDAY
Leave W. 23d St., 7:17; Liberty St., 7:4?
A, M.; Jackson Ave., Jersey City, 7:61
A. M.; Broad St.. Newark, 7:43 A. M.
ATLANTIC CITY $3.60
WEDNESDAYS, AUG. 10 and 24
Leave W. 2:;d St., 6:45; Liberty St., 7:0->
A. M. ; Jackson Ave., Jersey City, 7:17
A. M.; Broad St., Newark, 7:12 A. il.
War Tax 8% additional
Tickets good only on special train.
Eastern Standard Time Shown
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL
SIGHT SEEING YACHTS
i ALL AROUND NEW YORK.?Lv. Battery
Pier 10:30, 2:30. Lecturer. Tel. Broad 6864.
TO SANDY HOOK and OCEAN. 1:30 P. M.
RESORTS
NEW HAMPSHIRE
New Waumbek
HOTEL?COTTAGES
and SUNSET INN
Jefferson, N. H.
IN THE HEART OF THE
WHITE MOUNTAINS
GOLF TENNIS FISHINiJ
Frank F. Shute, Manager
NORTH ASIil'KY PARK, N. i.
New Monterey Hotel
The Resort Hotel Pre-emiaeat
Accommodates 600
NOW OPEN?Grille Room
North Asbury Park, N. J.
OCEAN GROVE. N. J.
niTFCM On Ocean Front. Ocean Orov*a
KjUKeCn K, j. Booklet. L. J. RuaaelL
IXKVG ISLAND
THE NASSAU
LONG BEACH
The coolest ?pot within commuting
distance of New York. Ucean bathing
from the hotel. Golf and other sum?
mer aporta near by. Muaie. Dancing.
Exceptional cuisine. R.-itsunabl* prices.
Foe Krwniusii, Pliooe Loo? tisacb 100.
NEW YORK STATE
SARATOGA SPRINGS, K. Y.
Till-; GRAND UNION HOTEL.
MI SC ELLA N EOC 8
LINCOLN HIGHWAY
The Main Street of America
FOREIGN RESORTS
HOTEL CBCII_LONDON.
Unequalled equipment and perfect cuisine

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