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Improvement Is
Looked For in
Chart er Market
Inquiries From Europe and
South America Indicate
Thal September Business
Will Show Some Increase
5 Foreign Bottoms Fixed
Reductions Made in Rate*
on Grains and Copper to
Various European Ports
With vessels offering: freely for car
joes to all destinations at slightly
?ever rates operators are looking for
a pad ??ment in the charter
market. view of the number of in
both Kurope and South
America if is expected that September
business will show an increase. Char?
tering for coal has been somewhat,
slow, for the reason that exports of
this Ci. m idity have fallen off.
During the week the following fix
tares were reported: British steamer
Alt?- Piraeus, $5.20, prompt; Brit
' ish steamer Thamesmede, Trieste,
15.20, ; : "?"?' sgian steamer
Camilla Gilbert, United Kingdom,
'18.25, with i pti . to the Me literranean
ar J6.75; Norwegian steamer Bratland.
Trinidad, private terms, prompt; Dan?
ish stean . r Niordstjernen, West Indies,
one round trip at or about $1.50,
prompt.
European Ports Inactive
Commenting on the general condition
the week!;.' circular of A H. Bull &
Co. says ;
"Europe ? The Baltic and Scandinavia
continue quiet. All of the Continental
and Unii i I n dorn ports announce
little or '.'? A few scattering;
charters w< re made for the M?diter- |
ranean. A rate of $5.25 for Greece is
a good i ' the lack of
streng! in the i
rhis market is
duller ' previously been the ;
?case. Very few - .' orders were re?
ported 1 barters were :
scarce. . have not varied .
greatly.
"West Indies?A few schooners and
steamers were placed in this trade. ;
. minate and nr.es
were vi ry : ?ft
Reduction Made in Kates
A cut in rates on a number of com-'
modities, : iluding copper and heavy
! by iir.es in the
New York-Continental trade. On cop- '?
per, it was rej ted, the rate was re?
duced from :}?> to S5.50 per ron for'
. and from $8 to
Atlantic, Belgian
and Dutch de
ng October, it is understood,;
.. be taken at 23 cenes
per 100 pounds for Bremen and Ham- :
burg and at 22V? 100 pounds
r oth( . ports. 3 action is ex-:
'? ' to tend to reductions on flour!
arid othi :' cereals, the customary dif?
ferentia: beii
Grain rates I United Kingdom
also w. understood,
to a minimum of five shillings a quar?
ter for the " of the year, al
will likely be,
?ought d ght of the season, i
Exporters ari oking for wheat to be-;
gin mov ? latter part of this
month and e: ; .?? corn will come to the
North Atlantic market late in October
or early in November.
? -
Foreign Trade Notes
The third In Fl ee Trade
held in Amsterdam
from September 13 to 16. The con?
gress i nmoned on the initiative
of the Cobden Club of England.
The Argentine sugar crop this vear
is expecti ? ? read 220,000 metric
h to satisfy
dome: tic r< quirements.
. i: to be signs of a
the commercial poli?
ty of the Austrian governmenl md ti e
official attitude, which was in favor
of cor.". trade a year ago, lias
bicorne mon to free com?
merce.
British Honduras has raised the duty
oa imported fuel oil from one to two
ct?U a
Declared exports from Liverpool to
?l? united States totaled $43,504,000
diriBg ' mnared v Lh ;U,-U9;
000 In 1
26th ?t.; auto, New
Co . ? ' '
?:J|- Tr "?
I -, -. 1 ;
" . tl 81 . auto; Krank '?' ?
. (."?
.'i. f u' ci i. ' ? Trifling
Un ?I ; ra Cigar
Jura Mountains Mile-Wide Fire
Imperils Tons of Gunpowder
GENEVA, Aug. 7. Troops and fire
Ban to-day dug trenches and felled,
ttee? to .sa-, ? Port Ecluse, where tons
o? funpowdi r are . t >red, and Collonge ?
Md otl g rom forest fire
elopes
? the J ira '?'out';*
, The fire was a mile in width', and was
arivtr. by a hot south wind. The
?moke, a cured the mountain:;,
ible in Geneva.
* ?
Fire Record
r,oss.
- ?? ?-'?' - ? ? av., tha
. , '"? mar..Trifling
* '*- n at., James
,, !'??:?? . --....
'?!,'?'?'? ?"htr<J av., Max Wahl unknown
?
., Unknown
, ,, ?'-? . - nknown
iza- s y
,, .... I nknown
un
* ? ??.?if. .' 'r.k Down
INLAND
M? WATERWAYS
?tU AND PACKAGE FREIGHT
INLAND MARINE CORP.
'32 Nunu St. Bcakman 4291
JV'i Mrvle? K?w \;rU to Buffalo,
'''"?f, >,?,<i principal lab? port?,
j*>?"k*. vv?'Ji,.?,j.ty uii'i HtUat
?ara.
._J-'iUll.i 1H.\N-H,\t1.-ltAJVM
JJONTRE?L-NEW YORK
?MNSPORT CO. LIMI'IT.D
'? Kattary Wmr.0. Whitehall M?:.
' vv rOKK u, MO* i Ht M.
I WaUt Inland fiool?
? Mailla** iv?*kly
6?5l**;" ".???./? I?wm than '?-i rut??.
"??"a i...a ??Ht ,;^? ?tffonA *?.....,
Marine Reports
Figures Indicated are standard time.
THE TIDES
High water. Dow watci
AM I'M AM I'M
?'? '?'?? Hook.11:17 11:38 B:06 B:34
Governor's Island. 11:63 - - - B:42 0 : 1 ?
KoU Gate. 101 1:3(5 V t _' 8:25
Winds ut f.fii To-day
lint terns to Key West?Moderato to
fresh south and southwest and pa/tly
? i ? int weal h. r
Bast Gulf M il tie wind?, : ,-,.. -,
I southeast and south, und partly overeas!
weal her.
West Gulf?Moderately southeast ami
south winds and partly overcast weather.
Caribbean Sea nnd Windward Passade
ut? to fresh east winds partly
ovorcast weather and probably local ruins
Atlantic CoaBt North of Sandy Hook
Fresh .south and southwest, shifting to
west winds, showery weather.
Sandy Hook to Butteras?Fresh and
" "'? wesl winds and overcast weather.
Hatteras !?> Florida Straits?Moderate
to fresh south nnd southwest winds and
part ly ovei C8 si wi at her.
Arrived Yesterday
Str Calamares, Cristobal July 27, Llmon
?July 31, Havana August 4: to the D'nlted
I Fruit ?'o, with 131 pass, malls and mdse:
Pie IE, K R.
Str Vaaarl (Dr). Buenos Avres Julv 11,
Rio ? :? Janeiro July 17. Barbados July 30;
to Lamport A.- Holt l.lne. with 05 firs:.
76 second cabin and 175 steer pass, ma Is
and mdse; Pier 14. Hoboken.
Sti Nlckerle (luv Amsterdam Juno 29,
Madeira July 6, Paramaribo July 20. ?j,
July 22, Barbados July 24, Trlni
? dad July 25, Carupano July 2t>, Pampatar
July 27, I,a Guayru July 2S. Puerto Ca?
bello July 20, Curacao .lulv 31; to Funch,
Edyo & Co, with 35 pars, malls ami mdsi .
, Pit i 8, Bush Dockt" B'klyn.
str Berwindvale (Br), C?rdenas July 21,
Havana August 2; t.. .1 H Winchester &
C . with sugar; off Ktapleton, S I.
Str Maryland (Br), Antwerp July 6,
London July 26; to Atlantic Transport
i Dine, with mdae; off Liberty.
. : M linockot, Fajardo July 2S. San
i Juan July 31; to Bull ?nsula: Line, with
sugar; Pier 27. B'klyn.
Str Brampton Castle (Br), Southamp?
ton Jw'.y 20; to Cnlon Caatle Une, in bal
I ? G, B'klyn.
Str Lorn (Nor), Cardenas August 1: to
) Ine, with sugar; Pier 10, 1. R
Str Surlchco, Liverpool July 22; to States
Marino Commer lal Corp. in ballast; off
Clifton, S I.
Str Laurel, Buenos Ayres June 2;., Bio
de Janeiro July 7 and St Thomas 9, to the
M un son Steamship Line, with mdse! Pier
9, E R.
Str Ribera (Kr). Newport News Aug 5.
to Funch, Eilye & Co, In ballast; Red Hook
Fl its. B'klyn.
Str Knight Cornpanton (Br), Philadel?
phia Aug 6, tn the Booth Steamship Co, In
. : Pier G, Bush I ?'?. i I I'klyn.
Str Columbia (Br), Glasgow and Moville
July to i.!. i Anchor I ine, with 19 first.
?:? ! cabin, 132 steerage passengers,
malls and mdse; In Quarantine.
Str Magyarorszag (It all, Venice June ]R,
Palermo July 2, Orun 16 and Gibraltar IS,
to Phi Ipa B: s S Co, with mdse . Pier 7,
Hush Dks, B'klyn
Bark Amos Pegs, Gaspo, Que. July 12.
to Sexton & Bryant, with lumber; In Quar?
antine.
Liponler. Port Arthur; (Juif Ref Co
is, Rayonne.
Sir Jefferson. Norfolk, to the Old Do?
minion '[hans Co, with mdse; Pier 26, N R.
Str Apache, Jacksonville and Charles
' ti, to the Clydi Sti imshlp Co, with pas
? ? : ?: ? rs and n dse, 1 'ier 37, N R.
S:r Bolvern n (Nor), Kingston.
Sir Sna r i N'or), Ca Iba : ii u.
Str Oxonian (Br). Liverpool via Boston.
Str La Savoie (Fr), Havre, to French
Lin . wit h pass, malls an i i tdse.
Sir Mason City, Danzig and Helslngsfors.
Sailed Yesterday
Strs Coyomambl, Antllla; f'ibao (Nor),
Pert Antonio; Syros, Han,burg; Munwood,
Calbarien via Norfolk; Brush. Philadel
pl Laki Faribault, Mobile; Splendor
I, Savana.
Incoming Steamships
Due To-day
Vessel. Pert. Departure.
Curvello.Santos .July 20
Kroonland.Southampton. . . -July is
Old N rth State. ...London .luly 23
La Savoie.Havre .J uly 30
Cam an la.Queenstown .July 31 ;
Columbia.Glasgow .July 20 ;
Luisa.Cristobal .\ug 2
Stavangerfjord. . . . Berg, n .luly 30
I loria.Bermuda .Aug 6
el phi a..Sun Juan.Aug 'i .
Mount Clinton.Hamburg .July 29
Monterey.Tampico .July 31
Due Tn-niorrow
Stockholm.Gothenburg .July 20
Due Wednesday
Olympic.Southampton ?...Aug 3
G Peirce.Naples.luly 27
Mexico. lia vana .Aug. G .
Stoc ; holm.Gothenburg .July 30
Maraval.Rort of Spain.... Aug 2j
Due Thurstluy
Estonia.Danzig .July 2?
Pannonla.Gibraltar .Aug l
Ta<. Ina.Naples .July 30 ;
.Tampico .Aug 4
Due Friday
Paris.Havre .Aug. 6
Justin.Barbados .Aug 4|
Due Saturday
Noordam.Plymouth .Aug 4
Due Sunday
i Cell .Livi rpo.Aug G
Outgoing Steamships
"". hours m vi n below a re s- ?? n lard
? ?me; : U ;? lighl :-.r. ?ng I Ime add 1 hour, j
>ail To-day
Mail Vessel
CI sea Sails. I
Editor, Dunkirk.- S:00?>M
Rotterdau.- 11 :00 AM ?
Sail To-morrow
Canoplc. Naples. 9:30 AM 1:00 PM ?
l un lalba, King iton .. 6:30 A M 10: M AM
In a. Barahona. 8:30 AM 12:00 M j
Alary. San;., ? ? ?
City . 7:30 AM 11 :00 AM
Mayar?, Trinidad. 6:00AM 10-00 AM;
- ;.; - rpool _? 11:00 AM
Sail Wednesday
i -, Bremen _ 7 ::r> AM 11:00 AM i
Dunst an, Para. 5:30 AM 6:00 AM
-, Bahla. 5:30 AM '- ;00 AM
:??? Vit torla, Bi : . u I: AM 10:00 AM ?
>ail Thursday
M nnekahda, Hai burg 9:30 AM 1:00 PM j
United State?, Christi?
ania. 9:30 AM 1 :00 PM
Monlere-v. Havana. 7:00AM 11:00 AM'
Varg Santiago . . 7:30 AM 1 1:00 AM i
;.. ;-. . King - >n ' : 00 AM 2:00 I'M :
sail Friday
Leon XIII. Cadiz. 7:30 AM 1 I'.OO AM
Boutry, Becouondeo... S 30 AM 13:00 M !
Birmingham Cll y. Bui i
'. ...... . 6:30 AM 9:00 AM
( . .1,1,1 . . . .12 30 PM 4:00 PM
i ? . Roll . . King) ,n. 630 AM D:00 AM !
Miil Sa (urda y
Nleuw A mi ' ' rdam, B
terdan.
I \n( werp . 7 10 AM ! ! 00 AM I
... ?i.e.: . 7 10 AM 11 00 AM
A'.ighlei I, Nap! s ? 10 AM : 0 - PM ?
itrtamp n ? m A m i oo PM '
R, val . .1:30 I'M 3 00 PM
Oregonlan, Hamburg..11 00 AM 2:00 I'M
Curacao .. 7:30 AM 11:00 AM
..... i .-! tobal . 6 : I AM 10:00 AM I
?. . . . san Juan.7 '"> AM 1 i '"> AM
[>l ladelphla, (Curacao.. '. 10 AM il 00 AM
?? 1 I 00 AM
la LI en ?ol. . -? ? 11 00 AM
Hamburg.-? II 00 AM
City Island
Bound South
? ., Manaqul ( Br ). Preston via Bo ton
. ?,,.., ? , ? ; . I ..'-. I ill Co, In
?, hin Con I' i (Br) Bi Idgownti r,
..,-:? . .. i lonathan
: farlon, Mass, ' York, to Gil
. artm <?? ' ??
Bound K.uwt
None.
Hailed
8, hr? Bi rtha t McOuli
Koutto Amboy, Gasp?; An bltion (I n, from
, ,,,..... .. - - f'lerre
?0 AM I ! .00 AM
Trans-Pacific Mails
Th - inecl iiii,- malls close !:? the G ?n
exal office and City Hall Postoffice Sin ?
t Ion, .'? ? .v Vor . ? 7 p, n . -..l ?. ???
Hawaii, 1 lillipplno Islands ami Strait i
Sell li mai I?, '? ? San I rui clsi o, steam ?
Bill]) i ' !i i State, A ugust -
Hawaii, via .- : ? l''i an isco, Bl ?". mshlp
I Munoa, August 12.
Japan, Corea, China, Siberia. French Indo
China, Netherlands Ea-sl Indies (oxcep
Sumatra ) and Philippine I: lands, via
Viuieouver and Victoria, 11 ?', steam*
ship lampreas of Asia, August 13,
Jai n, Corea, China and Siberia (specially
? I.1res : only\ via Seattlo, stcai ship
. ...,l ?.. i, .?,..-.. :
? r !? . an is :o, steai
?uelteye State, August 14.
? ?. .pan, Corea, Sibeiia and Ph'.ita
pilli Isl n .is, ' ... Mill i' ni. ...
.ship Shinyo Maru, Vugust 1 -.
Report? by Wirele&s
\ From the U. S. Naval Station
rDIstanco In given In miles. Reports am
1 dat-d ut noon unless otherwls specified.]
| Aimi 4 21 E Ambrose Aug ':.
AgwlBoa lat 46 21 loh 34 48 Aug <r.
| Agwisun 14S ENIS Hatteraa Aug 6.
.Albert B Watts 89 B Cape Henry Aug 6.
I Albertollte 40 S Halteras Aug '.
Alllance ir>3 NE Colon Au? f..
1 Argosy 1H4 Balboa Au? !..
' Avio 140 N Jupiter Aug G.
Aryan 130 B Hatteraa Aus 6,
? Asslnlppl 1,986 Nil Hatteraa Aug fi
At'nus 220 N Cristobal Aug 6
Atlantic City 1,050 W .San Francisco 8 PM
Aug 1.
Atlantic Sun 14 E Jupiter Aug 6.
Auburn passed Nantucket LV 11.45 AM
Aug 5.
Beatrice lat 2? 52 Ion 68 11 Aug 5.
Brammell Point F>10 B Capo May Aug 5.
Broad Arrow 2,027 from S n ri Francisco i
PM Aug 4.
Cananova 600 S Scotland I.V Aug 5.
i ...pillo lat .15 47 Ion 65 33 Aug .
Catherine 883 S Ambrose Aug 6.
City of Columbus 27 NB Fryingpan
Aug 6.
City of Freoport 475 S Montan!-: Aug fi.
City of St Louis 102 SW Hatteraa Aug 6.
Clarissa Radcliffe 100 s Hatteraa Aue 6.
Colllng3worth 805 B Cape Henry Aug 5,
Crmal 280 SW Hatteraa Aug 5.
l'on.us 38 8 Jupiter Aug 6.
Conchatta passed Cove Point Aug 6.
Coquina 195 N Jupiter Aug 5.
Corning 26 NB Jupiter Aug 6.
Coronado 390 B Ambrose Aug 6.
Corson 160 NE Cape Henry Aug 6.
1 lolco S i SW Hatteraa Aug G.
Deranof 600 B Delaware Breakwater
Aug fi.
Dorchester 6 NE Northeast End Aug 6.
Pungannon 30 from Capa Canaveral Aug 6.
Eastern Dawn pd Cape Charles Aug 6.
Easterner 640 SW Halb..a Aug 6.
Edmoro 3,107 W Seattle 8 PM Aug 4.
Effna 775 B Capo Henry Aug fi.
i El Orienta 25 S Jupiter Aug 6.
Enterprise 1,626 from San Francisco 8 PM
Aug 6.
Freeman 6 NE Northeast End Aug fi.
General H F Hodges 187 NE Colon Aug 6,
. George Peirce ! 220 .from Fastnct Aug 6.
George Washington 1,123 E Ambrose Aug G.
Glenpool lSii NT Colon Aug 6.
Gloucester 161 NE Winterquarter Aug 7.
I Glyndon 664 S Scotland J.V Aug f>.
Great i 'ails 181 S Ambrose A ug 5.
GuUmaid 120 SW Hatteraa Aug 6.
'Gulf of Mexico 2?0 s Ambrose Aug fi.
'il M Plagier 246 S Scotland I.V Aug 6.
Hahira 170 N Colon Aug fi.
Hill in 29 SW Frying Pan Aug fi.
Hobolten 130 S Hatti ras A ?i; 5.
Homecliffe ion H Charleston Aug fi.
Hoxie 175 ENE live Fathom Bank I.V
Au er C
Hudson ".n." l F, Ambre < ? Aug 5
Huron (KVH) !7^ Scotland I.V Aug 5.
Huron (KUSD) 838 SE Ambrose Aug 6.
low an :. l . S ?'? '.?!'?' ? Aug 5
J C Donnall 68 s Halteras Aug '-'?
J M Guffi y 34 S Cape Henry Aug 5.
Japan Arrow 45 S natteras Aug fi.
Joseph Seep 60 N Jupiter Aug fi.
Julia f.ueUenbach 62 N\V San Pedro S TM
Aug fi.
. Kamesit 70 B Charleston Aug 6.
Kennecott 363 S San Francisco 8 PM
Aug C.
Kingsbury 57 B Charleston Aug 6.
Knoxvllle 145 NE Hatteraa Aug >:?.
La kawanna Valley 1300 B Ambrose Auir 5.
Laite Elli iv rah ofl Hatte.ra*s Aug fi.
La' ? Blsn en 51 S Vineyard Haven Aug t.
Lake Fabyan 56 E Hatteraa Aug 6.
Laite Sas-us ?71'. s Ambrose Aug 5.
Ma hon, 220 SW Hatteraa Aug fi.
Maidi u 42 SSV\ Fire Is: ind Aug 5.
Manoa 391 E Honolulu *? PM Aug 4.
Margar.u ! 30 SW Hatti ras Aug G.
Mason Cit ,' lat 43 12 Ion Cl 3G Aug 5.
MiLtinlcoch 32 S Kcotlnnd LV Aug 6.
Mc-trymount -75 B Boston Aug 5.
Milvaukei Bridge S25 !?; Ambrose Aug 5.
M n,,-..!; 14 N HatUras Aug 6.
Monterey 549 S Scotland LV Aug 6.
Mooschausie off Jupiter Aug fi.
Mur.albro - NNW Cape Henrv Aug fi.
Mui'dale 210 SW Hatti ras Aug 6.
Mu?;] lace 63G S Scotl tnd LV Aug 5.
Nanking 2,000 ;..,:.. San Francisco 8 PM
.Vue :
Now York 04 SW Hattrras Aug fi.
.N. bles 262 SIC by S Hatteras < PM Aug 6.
Noi Ihtjeinen ??' E Savannah Aug 5.
N : .'. ?> st< : .u Bridge i 13 EXE Charleston
A U ? 6
Old North State 770 1" Ambrose Aug I.
i mtario -2 S Fire Isl ind Aug ".
' ou. n? 31 ! SE Cape Henry A<:>: G.
< ?rizaba lat 42 04 Ion 4 147 Aug 0.
Osakls .': I 1-: Ambrose im tow str Storm
King).
Pal.'sades lat 39 08 Ion G5 12 Aug 6.
Paiaguay 161 SW Hatteras Aug 6.
i i?? '?' Brldgi :. : i s ( 'bat loston Aug 6.
P. rslan ?? SE Cap ? i.:. nry Aug >,.
Philadelphia 408 ? Scotland LV Aug 6
Philip Publicker 108 N Hatteras Aug 5 :
PI ? ? City . ii Fire Island 8 PM A ug 0.
Point Adams !5fi NB Colo? Aug 5
Quaker City 277 SB Capo Henry Aug G.
Qulttleaa 203 S Fire Iaalnd Aug G (towing
SS Zaca).
S li Hunt 50 from Cap" Canaveral Aug ,'.. ?
Sagua 1 1 2 N Haiti raa Aug 6,
Salem County 187 ENE Halteras Aug 5
Sapinero 280 NE Abaco Aug C.
St Mihicl lat 18 58 Ion 74 27 Aug 6.
San Josi 492 S Cap? H. ni..pen Aug fi.
San Pablo 337 S Nantucket LV Aug 5,
Santa Luisa 550 S Ambrose Aug ?;.
So Itaire lit S Charleston Aug D.
Sonoma 1,149 from San Francisco S PM '
Aug 5.
Standard Arrow 2,607 W Pan Francisco 8 I
PM Aug ?!.
Steel Exporter 450 r Ambrose Aug 0.
Storm King 734 E Ambrose (towing SS
Osakis). ' ;
Tashmoo 110 E Capo May Aug 6.
Th misto 60 E Hatteras Aug 6.
Thomas H Win-. : -r 1G0 N Jupiter Aug 6. '
Tollard 380 E Nantucket Aug fi.
Topa Topa -'.74 E Ambrose Aug -3.
W II Ttlford 24 ENE Jupiter Aug 6.
Wacosta 757 E by N Cape Henry Aug C. !
Wellington (tug) 21 E Charleston Aug 5.
Westbrook G45 E Ambrose Aug \'~.
West Calora 227 W Honolulu S PM Aug 4. j
West Carmago 707 S Honolulu 8 PM Aug 5.
West Cayote 1,360 from Columbia River ?
h I'M Aug 4.
West Cohan 1,520 E by N Cape Henry >
Aug 6.
W. .ii Hardaway 20 SB Charleston Aug 5.
West Hi m rod 180 SSE Hatteraa H PM
Aug .;.
Weat Isllp 2.900 W Honolulu R PM Aug 4.
West Jena 2,310 W Honolulu 8 PM Aug 5.
West Kccno 413 S Overfalls Aug 6.
West Mahwah 1,810 from San Francisco
8 PM Aug 4.
West Pool G31 B Ambrose Aug 5.
Wesl Quecheo 1*357 E Cape Henry Aug 5.
West Tac.ook 1,300 B Cape llenlopen
Aug >;. ;
Western Hope lat 1127 Ion 50 "0 Aug 5.
Western King 637 E Ambrose Aug 5
W< tern Light 370 E bl N Cap ? Henry :
Aug f>.
Wi lern Maid 250 B Cape Henry Aug fi.
Winding Cuir 710 E Capo Henry Aug 5.
Wlnona Countj 36 SE Capo Henry Aug 6.
Wythevlllo 455 N Panama Aug 5.
V:..'.'.;?<? Arrow HO SSW Hatteraa Aug 6.
Zaca 203 S Fire Island Aug 6 (in tow SS
Qultlicas).
By Cable and Radio
Signaled? Sir Cnrmanla O'iri Liverpool
via Halifax for New York; passed Nan
tui k( i at > 5G P.M. . dock 1 P.M. Monday.
American Ports
BALTIMORE, Vug 7?Arrived:
Oh [.'!???? on ' Hi '. Mn i ( hi ?ter; Easti n
Dawn '?. v V'oik; Persian, Savannah und
JiirkKo Norfolk. Pi Hand
' H kill EST? ?N, H C, Aug 7- ? An Ivod
Str Jo "|il i;?p Union !.. Sail.
;-> i .t K i.i" lit, Nn >. Orl an"; I ' ? sale
Urldge, England; ComanChe. New Y-jrk.
JACKSONVILLE Pin - : Mrlved
Si r ?'?' o? iiwk, ?'cv
.. [ti ODK, Aug 7 ? An Ivi-.-l: gtra
|)i . . .i. i .1.,,-...., . . M
Id, ,!',, ill,. ' , ? M,
m il Iphla; Von.m Maru (Jap), Galvca
oriel o
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25i.Ai.Ji. JL?
oriel o
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25i.Ai.Ji. JL?
i Definite stej s toward the removal of
some of the handicaps with which
?American shipping is burdened in it:;
1 competition with foreign vessels wore
?indicated in the development? of the
I'past week. A committee representing
the American Steamship Owners' As?
sociation has indorsed the main fea?
tures of the Edmonds Bill making
amendments to the La Follette sea?
men's law with a view to increased
, economy and c-fiiciency in the operation
. of American ships.
Coop?ration in this direction is ex?
pected from the Shipping Board.
There is Etil! in the hands of the
board the report of the committee of
?shipping exports, headed by P. A. S.
?Franklin, president of the International
Mercantile Marine Company, which
j made a study of the navigation laws
! and presented recommendations for re
?\ision. Using this report as n basis,
: th.e board for morn than a year past
has had representatives at work mak?
ing a codification of the navigation
laws.
Expect Report Made Public
Tn addition to indo-sing the Edmonds
' bill the committee oi this American
; Steamship Owners' Association has in
?view the incorporation of other fea?
tures in the bill, and these will be
! discussed when the hearings on the
mensure are taken up before tha House
! Committee 0:1 Merchant Marine and
I Fisheries. At that time ii; is expected
the report in the hands of the Shipping
Board will be made publie and thai
some of the recommendations con?
tained therein will be embodied in th?
Edmonds bill.
While the problems of the America!
merchant marine cannot all be solvct
by tiic amendment of the La Folletti
law, shipping men point out, much ca?
be done toward reducing operating ad
vantages held by foreign vessels par
ticipating in the American trade, am
in one direction at least it. will tv
? possible, to give the American fleet ai
1 advantage, over its competitors.
Oil-Burning Fleet Expanded
Eighty por cent of the Shippin:
Board's vessels and a large proportioi
of privately owned American tonnag
is oil-burning, while the grpat bulk 0
foreign fleets is coal burning. Econ
omies due to the use of oil fuel exten
to the engine room forces, for thei
i work on oil burners is much less ardu
Mou: Admiral Hamilton (Br), tmmlnnliam;
t?orgestad (Nor), Tuxpam; Nile (Br), Liv?
erpool; Julius Kesslet- tBrl, Cuba; West
Plein (Dt), New Orleans; KLumara (Br),
Liverpool; Yaldarno (it), Qalveston;
G?orgie (Pr), Now Orleans. Sailed: SU s
Wlnona, Philadelphia; City of Pc-kln (Br),
New Orleans, Maindy Manor iHrl,
Bremen; Santa Cecilia, Baltimore; Asquam,
Bristol; Nlnan dir), Avonmouth.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 7?Arrived: Strs
Sapua, Tela; Norjega (Nor), Portland;
?'. ? Ick, Now York; Frenchurch (Br),
New Vork; Mary Hoi leek (Br), New
York; Manchester Importer (Br), Manches?
ter via St .lehn, N B; Ho.xle, Lublin, etc;
Manulani, Honolulu, etc; Albert. B Watts,
Liverpool; Oceania (It), Hueiva; Nomen
turn (It), Leghorn; Willfaro, Baltimore;
Havorford (Br), Liverpool; Amelia, Ja?
maica; General Curti?, Now York. Sailed:
Strs It..saedra (It), Leghorn; PaulHboro,
Ta m pico.
I'ORT ARTHUR, Tex, Aug 6?Arrived:
Strs Winifred, Tampico; Llghtburne, Nor?
folk; Vesta, Providence; Ordunite. Mendl
(Span), Norfolk Sailed: Strs Gulfland,
1 . >:? aper, Fall River; Astral. Provl
I ence; British Landern iBr), Devonport;
! War Afrld, 1 icvi npurt.
PORTLAND, Me, Aug 7?Arrived: Str
Bof : mil (Nor), Christii uia,
EADS, La, Aug 7 -Arrived: Strs
Ab ? ai i, Charleston; Carlb, Vera Cruz;
| Cloarpool (Br), Avonmouth; Gunny (Nor),
Progreso ... Ulen ? ?k, Europe; Managua
(Nil ). Bluelield-i; Metapan, Bocas del Toro;
Munindles, Havana; Sabine Sun. Boston;
rr lenham (Br), Sabine. Sailed: Sirs Ad?
miral Hastings (Br), Hamburg; Appalachi ?
'I'.rj, Qucenslown ; Augusta Foherzegno
I (It), Trieste; Brynhlld (Dan), Guantnna
?mo; Elizabeth Marrsk (Dan), i'ort Arthur;!
El Lago, New Vork; Excolslor, Havana;
i: 'i :-? (Br), London; Lake Kalama, Vera
Cruz; Luku Govan, Cuban ports; Laic- !{??<?- ;
tor, Puerl i Colombia; Nils (Nor), Tampico;
O T Waring, Key west; Sarnmacca, Tela;
S..sua (Nor), Kingston; Tegucigalpa (Hen),
Ceiba; Viking (Nor), Vera Cruz, Walter
Hai di astlo, Tampi. o
PORT TAMPA, Fla, Aug 7?Sailed:
Strs Asier (Belg), Avile; Miami. Havana
SAVANNAH, Ga, Aug 7- Arrived: Str
City of st Louis, New York.
TAMPA, Pia, Aug 7?Arrived: Str
Truxillo, New Orlean . I
Foreign Forts
Arrivals Prom New York
PLYMOUTH, Aug G?Str Mongolia, for
Hamburg, and prut.led.
Departures for New York
HALIFAX, Aug 6 Strs Carmanla < Br) ;
Aug 7. Esthonia (Dan).
HAVANA, Aug 7?Strs Leon XIII
(Span), and Mexico.
Lake Ports
CLEVELAND, Aug 7 -Arrived: Strs i
William G Mather, Two Harbors; Grand '
Island B C Collins. Duluth; W R Htaf- ;
ford, Point '?'?'??? Sailed: Str W H Staf?
ford, Point Pelee.
ASH i.ANb. ..ug 7. Arrived: Str L B
Miller, Lake Erlu
MAN1TOWOC, Aug 7?Sailed: Str Clem- i
ent Reiss, Chicago.
DULUTH, Aug 7 -Arrived: Strs Byers, '
Endenborn, McCullough, Yates. Dalton, J
J Barium, King, Croft, James Davidson,
Loomls, Huronic, Lake Erie. Sailed: Str?!
Si. rra, C I. Hutchlnson, T iwi ,i nd, l >.? n- ;
: ark, .1 J Barium, Androws, Croft, King.1
Dunn Jr, North Star, Byers, Huronic, La ko
Erb .
BUFFALO, Aug 7?Arrived: Strs Sarnla,
Fellowcraft, James Dempsey, Adrian. Es
lln. William J Connors, W B Fitzgerald, I
W T Roberts. Lake Superior. Sailed: Strs
Huronton, Fellowcraft, Louis W Hill, Junl- j
ata, Senator Derbyshire, William I' Pal?
mer, Adrian, Eslln. Lake Superior.
Maritime Miscellany
A r.GlERS, .i ill; . Str VIII. de Casa- '
blanca, Bougie for Hueiva, sprang a leak
and sank near Dollys. The crew was
plckeil U| land. ; here,
BALTIMORE, Aug 7 Sehr Cecilia
Cohen Is on (In and In a sinking condition
in latitude :;;. 11 longitude 74 17 on August
7, at 1! i'i a. in. GMT. The schooner will
prntiiil.lv sink In three hours. Tho crew
l? mi board th.- sir Weal Keen.-, proceed?
ing to New y irl
BARRY, July . ! Str Bueegl. before re?
ported In cnlll .? ? '? .i here liiHit and
will -I1 vdoi '??- for \ ar... .:.. re] airs
UKH MUDA, A ?u ' Shipping Bon I sti
Cuttyhun! Hamburg for Gap 'St. I , wa
Lowed hero wllU Several bullet : ubes leak -
Ing
GIHP. \LTAR. Jul> 1 ? ?- TO! Syr]
m , N, S, W., Sir Hai I irg, - ? ? ?I o 111
U. S. ARMY~^F^I?JS"
AUCTION SALE
CAMP DEVENS, MASS.,
AUGUST 25, ?921
General Supplies
Clothing and Equipage
Medical Carti
Write to address below for i om
pletelist. FIVE other AUCTION
SALES will be hnlH, as follows:
Chicago, Aug. 18
Camp Sherman, Aug. 23
Boston, Aug. 23
Ft. Benjamin Harrison, Aug. 25
Brooklyn, Aug. 20.
QUARTERMASTER SUPPLY OFFICER
GENERAL INTERMEDIATE DEPOT
_BOSTON. MASS.
I. ?- S- AKMY~^RT?T?s]|
ous than on real-fired vess
the La Follel I ....???? ;-, .
essary to ha' e three ? . 1 Ed
monds bill would red ce t to two
for the engine room force on oil bun -
ers, and there!:;- create a marked econ?
omy in labor costs.
How greatly the use of oil fuel on
merchant vessels ht a inert a :d since
the beginning of tie war is in
by the new editi n of !.!? ??.',: R,
for Sh ping, just pul
parative figures for 1914 and 1921 are
r.s follows for ship.- ' urn ?? oil:
' '-"
No. of vessels.
Gross tonnage.1,310,000 1279
Of to-day's total of nearly 1
gross tons it is probable thai aboul
., i .,,,,,) ton ...... i
Hag. It is mai fest, therefore, thai
the American merchant marino is in an
advantageous position in this direction
ii, comparison with the tra : ft
other countri. 3.
Motor Ship a Big Factor
But the great bulk ? thi American
oil-burning vessels arc teamers, and
the advantage now held is likely to ?'
only temporary, for other count -ies a e
turning an increasing norti m theii
new construction work into otoi
eels, whose economies over oil-burning
steamers are marke i and whoso share
in the total American tonnage is a very
small one.
That this is already a factor to be
reckoned with is evidenced by I
pansit u in motor s lip hoi.lines.
throughout the world, as shown by
Lloyd's Register, which compares the
position between before the war and
now as follows: (
Nn of vessels. . '-'?"' ' l ' !
Gross tonnage... 234,000 1,263,000
Tanker Tonnage Much Larger
Accompanying the growth of the use
of oil for marine fuel there has been a
great increase in the world's tanker
fleets as flollow3:
1014 1021
No. of tankers. 38 ? 801
Gross tonnage. 1.479.000 4,413,000
In tanker tonnage the amount under
the American flag is about equal to
that of all other countries in the world.
Lloyd's figures indicate strikingly
why such a large volume, of the world's
seagoing tonnage is now tied up. Tak?
ing the steel and Iron vessel . owned
by the prinicpal maritime countries
onlv. there has been an increase Moni
42,514,000 tons in 1914 to 54,217,000
tons this year. And against this gain
of over 25 per cent in cargo space
available there has been a decrease in
the volume of overseas trade. More
ship?, less trade, sums up the situa?
tion.
?ion on July 16 with coal hulk Adda. The
latter sustained damage to bows. The
Tosarl proceeded undamaged.
HAMBURG, Aug 2 Str lle?ira. from
Ga',\-vHton, arrived here to-day and reports
hn\ Ing ; ist two bladi s o? propellei
HAMBURG, Aug 4?-Str Ma lonado,
from Buenos Ayres, lost anchor in thirty
fathoms of water near hero. Divers have
recovered it.
EONDON, Aug 6?Str Sumatra Maru,
Calcutta for New York, before reported
passing Perlm with tire In cargo, has ; i
back to Aden. The lire is in cargo in No
11 hold.
MAJUNGA, July 10?Sehr Selene, Del?
goa Hay for Bombay, caught lire
zambique Channel, was abandonee! i
and stranded off Cape Sada, sixty miles
west of Majunga.
TABOU, Julj 15--Ptr Manuel r. Vllla
verde, Barcelona and f,aa Palmas for
Fernando Po, struck Yorba Rock and be?
came :i total wreck July 12. Crew and
passengers all saved and landed .. :. Cape
' BAN' FRANCISCO, Aug 7 Str Hyadnn,
Poi ' en oi ' .;?. port, I" foro : epoi ed
returning to Honolulu with tanks leal< ng,
arri\ ad n I I lorn iulu > i toi d i y, said a
I cabla receh ed here.
Lumber shipments arriving here yester?
day were the heavl onths. Eight
steam schooners, lumber laden, made ' "
Indicating tho beginning ... Ui
mov? ment of Chin i students to the
United Sta tes, the strs Nile i nd C! il i
have sailed from t he i irlent with : ? irlj
200 students us pnssenf?ers.
Survey of the str Great Northern, at
Mare Islan I, to detei mine the st of r<
cor.dit lonlng it for t he usi of I he ? eae >
flagship of the AI lantl : Si et, is un lei
way. Preliminary estimates place the
an..nmt at a ore th tn $1,000,000.
SAN PE?RO, Aug 7- A Dutch tank
si .. er, : i. ? Remil a ? Is, 8,400 ' ., ; ? id
w Ight, was launched yesterday at the
Southwestern yards for the Angl n
Petroleum Company, T.t.i. It was tho lasl
of three tanl ? :?.. li jilt for this tlrm. II
Is ro 1)0 .!??:. n ! S pi ber 1.
Construction work at the Southwestern
yards win end about September 1, when
the tanki r l.a Puis i a III bo launi hed
for t he i nion Oil < '?? n p
SEATTLE, Aug 7 -Four steamers, the
M - ... in Princo, Eastern Prince, Siberian
1 ' 'irico n nd Bl Cordi be ??. ha ve h
ssiifil t" service between N. rth Pa :
ports anil th?' !':',!;? 11 Kingdom ai En
Furni ss. Withy & C , it ,> as an -
nouneed by Frank Watcrhouse & Co.,
l'a hie > !oast agents.
With onlj 26 cabin and lln s'. ?
passengers, but with a record .
Board cargo of 10,536 measurement
Lh ' 16" str Keystone State, operated by
i he Admiral Line, sailed yesterday un her
:.. bI Iran -? Pacltlc trip. Lui ibi r, cotti n,
steel, (lour and machinery made up tho i
bulk of the big cargo.
N !?;'.".' \: 'li K. Aug 7 ?Tho A :
sehr Cecilia Cohen was reported
dav as on tire and in n sink ng condition
slxt v : ,:< h off Cape li,.- toras. A
rail lo nn .-.- ag ? to t he na . :> ; comniu
: ions service hei e sa id the hail I
rescued hv tho str Wesl Keeno on in
to New fork.
Tho Cecilia Cohen was a vessel of ' '
Kross tons, built In 1920 at Rath, Me
She was recently report '.1 as having :??
?.shore on a reef off the Florida coast on
a voyage from Tampa, Fla.
I U. S. ARMY SURPLUS-"!
FLOATING EQUIPMENT
to be sold by the
l-.-1
QUARTERMASTER GENERAL
11 Derrick Lighters
3 Deck Scows
4 Covered Barges
10 Cos? Hoists
3 Marine Engines
arid
Launch "Lt. S.W. Hoover"
Tug A.T.S. "Columbia"
Tug ?. r.S. No. 9
Tug A.T.S. "Reliable"
all located at
ARMY SUPPLY BASE, :
Port Newark, N. J.
Scaled proposals for any or all
o? the listed items to be received
until
AUGUST 16. 1921 ( 1 p. m.)
Write for "Water Transportation
Sealed Proposal No. 1," and for?
ward ail bids to
SURPLUS PROPERTY CONTROL OFFICER
ARMY SUPPLY BASE
BROOKLYN. N. Y.
! ?. S. ARMY SURPLUS I
: Witnesses Charge
I Conspiracy te Kill
Two in Kolze Case
Theory That Po??oj??i??? Was
the Work of One Person
?? Contradicted by New
Stories Told to Coroner
CHICAGO, Aug. 7, ming
Marietta Kolze and John D?m?
iner ei in . ? as -.? the work
of one . Coroner ;I >ffn ? i
! ' . : :.. . From two witnesse s
?
cur ??: il
that a ci . oth.
Thi '.-. I De m me i lived in th<
1er P , 111 -, a t
ri ? i . i . \.f t e r i
Fred Kolze, . . tru ?tee, ..
Mrs. .Mar, I ? ..
fam I. and mo\ ed to anoth< r hou
-, : re Mrs, Deramer wi I . ?'.?
, . per,
Mrs. ! ' inmer admit? ' la I w ek she
was -, ire 1 per
,-as jealous ;' - ;
tentions to another woman. Shi al ?
: r he had
"done away" with his wife and tl
she saw him give her son
powders.
Fred Kolze died July 18, and an ex
\\ rs.
Kolze and John Demmer disci -ed 1
all bad been pois ned by arsenic,
irobal
'ood or drink ^ fourth body, thai
rs. Lena Kolze, moth r i E F
been exhumed, and the chemist's re?
port ' aw til <i. State laws foiled the
of arsenic in embalming, and this I
po ?es i)'- the claim thai the poi
due to ??: il al " .. '
[rs. El ' "?'."?" 'Bei
\::.", mother o*- Mrs. Fred Kolze, told
it mer that Mrs. Di mmer had in
! timated after her daughter's death That
. thing was wrong. Shortly Before
| Fred Kolze died Mrs? Demmer is al
: loped to have told Mrs. Marwood that
"he would not live lon;r unless he
! mended his ways."
Search for the money supposed to j
have been left by Mrs. Kolz ? lias begun.
Mrs. "Marwood says she had $15,000.
1 Mrs. Demmer had herself appointed
: administratrix of thi f both
Mr. and Mrs. Kolze and also guardian
i of Fred Kolze jr. She declares no i
money was left.
Mrs. Demmer, who was arrested and
temporarily freed on a habeas corpus
writ, will be given a further hearing
Tuesday.
EXCURSIONS
FM
SPECIAL EXCURSIONS
WEDNESDAYS, AUGUST 10!h and 24th
War Tax, 23c.
Tickets good only
Eastern Standan
I En Mm
Leav? "W. 23d St.
6.46 A. M. Lib. ty
St. 7.00 A. M. Jack?
son Ave , Jersi
7.17 A. M. Newark,
7.12 A. M.
? on special train.
Time Shown
HEW JEiSE? CENTRAL
faMOT
2 Dally sailings from Piar 3J, ?N'
Toot Canal su, weekdays, ? and 7 p. a
?n.; Sundays und Holidays, at. fi anil I
9 p. m.; \\>ft i:CM ?t. halt-hour Ut?r g
(D?yllght Saving In".?). Direct rail ?
connections at Albany to all ;iolnt? g
North, East and Vv'ost- Phono Can?, p
S?00 S
fCxpres? Freight Servlee. \nin? Carried B
UI?SOS NAVIGATION t U.lll'AN? H
MIDDl.K'?ilN tt. BUKLAND ami ti
JAMES A. EMERSON, .Kcoairor?. B
A Perfect One-Day Outing
MOUNTAIN
The People's Popular Day
,..?! Str. "HIGHLANOEll" Lvs. Batier> 9 A.M.
r. ONTEORA Lvs W. 129th St. ":f0 A. M.
: : P U11S, 7 5 C
Id l'en, I luni & Hols. ? adults, i ' .
hi Irei ROc, (Ii ludinw War "' <
i -ii keer*>?hmknth?dan< INC.
iilisaden Interstate ?'ark Commission
Srott Mmmhmt ?0* ;
CONEY ISLAM)
Specinl Schedule for MONDAY, ACGVST B,
l.v. W. 129 St. Pier 1, N. Kl Coney island
0:30 I :l)fl 10:15 J :4? l ?:25 0:30
10:40 5:00 1 1 i25 5:4.1 I :2? 7:'?ij '
11:10 6:30 12:25 7:00 1:25 S:.;.".
13:40 7:30 1:25 8:20 3:4? 0:2?
2:00 8:30 2:4? 0:30 1 : I? 10:30
3:00 P. M. 3: 15 P. M 5:4? P. M
ROCKAWAY BEACH
Lv. W. 12 . St., 9:30 A. M., Pier I, N. R., I0:ir,
A. M. ; Rockilway, 5:10 P.M. Tel '
( EN CUM, III DSON ? IN!.
Newhurgh, I'oughkeopsie, Kingston and
Calskill Mm.?Lv. franklin St., 1 P. M.; I
Sat., i and .' : 10 P. M . Sun., I 10 P. M.
Also Sun.. 9 A. M., for New lurgh and
? .... psle, All si ean ers l< a va W. i 29th
St. Iialf houi latei ? I oni : .. ; Now
burgh for return i . Now York.
SIGHT SEEING YACHTS
AI.I. ? KOl SI) NEW '. ORK.
; . ? ;
TO S.\N'D\ HOOK and UCEAN, 1:30 P.M.
SIGHTSEEING YACHT
r mi ! Manhatt an ;. :? nd
.'? ? i - . : , :??'? w
v t Central P r 83. I 'hone i onga i
TKAVEL
Connections for &I1 |
?Vcw England Poi?
River Lisie g
? ' 10P.M.
?
i v - C ,' "' ti
? T?ckoU ??V,.r, aud Con..! ' ,t OfficM g
. Inc.Tax
:tropolitan line
, HE < ?.PE COD (
I . , .
...
. fi
?
IV L
EASTERN S. S. UNES
^^SBasaszssaE^ssaffl ?oso
EXCURSION
EXCURSION
I .. 'SifflBViifififffi_
ay Line
Magni?cent river scenery, iarr,.;, beautiful 5
devoted exclusively to passenger service?ta?
pped steamers,
:Je.il route between
New York and Abany
WITH DIRECT RAIL CONNECTIONS
For all points North. East and West \ i? Albany
U1 through rail I kets bi > ? 1 ' ' cepted
; 1st? and Delaware trains meat Day tine boats ?it lOugStop Point pier
for points in the Cat ?kills,
with New York Central und D. .t II. railroads.
rail tickets betwc a New Yorfc and Albany accepted. Music.
DAYLIGHT HAVING Ti'.IK
Owing to necessary repairs to steal er "Washington Irving" the Bear
intaln, X iwbui
0 Kingston Point, CatsUiil, Hudson and Albany
?
On Mondar to Friday In each v
. V '; .-. ?'. 9 20 A.M., W
\ r Kingston!
Ubo steam. es 1 ' A.M.: \V. 42nd Street 9
M ; \V, . A. M , Yol tera, ?.. A M , for ?!'-? ir Mc mtaln,
Vewburgh
Ah w 12nd Street I" CO A. M w 129th Street, 10:20 A.
M.; Yon 0 A. M., foi '!'.??.ir Moul irgh and
T P0Uy .... psio.
On Saturdays steamer leaves Desbrossea Street at s.;>> A. M. tor >N>w
bur : ? :'.?..., epsle,
! '? so st. r )p iv. s Desbro ?se ? SI - tot at ' !lf> AM . W. 42n 1 Strei
A. M.; "\ reet. 9:40 A. M.; Vonkers, 10:15 A. M.. for Kingston Point,
, Hu :. Ubany.
i Als. ivi \\ 42nd S1 it, V.M.: W". 129th Street, 10.20
J A. M. ; 1 ? J M. .:'.:? I'? " ? l>u. gb
s and
i Notice. steamer scheduled from ?>. si
will not be iperat,ed.
(m Sundaj s ???:?..??: "I ..? ',', ?? ? ? ?
8:03 A.M lut- 1 Bes 1 M >unta in, tN.
A bai ,?" 1 ? ? Desbrosses Stri :( ?I 10.;i0 ,.\_ M., er ??r!l?r,
If capacil Mounts ? I
Steamei ?Full t,a" will leave Desbrosses
?. M. . W. 129th SI , . A.M.,
for K .' \ Ibany.
Parlor reservations wl ' - n steam?
ers will permit; it;.era will be redeemed.
turn ?tea 1 .rd t.
All service bubject to change vvltl . 1 1
Hudson River Day Line
Desbrosses Street Pier Tel. Cana! 9300 New York
tap*?
***&&*
??.. n
ilia leij ? 11
Express Passenger and frelc'nt
N?w York to Rln de Jan-I >. Montcvid-o ana
S. S. Aeolus, 21.000 Toie. (a) . .
S. S. South.-? Cross (N.i>! 21,000 Tons (c)'
S.S.American Legion (Now) 21,000 toi
S. S. Huron. 17,000 Tom, (a)
* ? ? ??<? ?.??!"-...- i R. . ?
al . '. u >ci. rd Uio lo -.. ? . ? ? lri
, > .. .,:'t.rar"'rs' "'' '" S. Shipping i
_ </), '."? ? ' r=) I 3rd <
For full.atfon apply to any Pa ?? ? ? lo
MI NSON STEAMSHIP I |v .
passeniel tlept., 67 Wall St . N. Y., also ,.t the Lino's Ofl
B lieysur BUlg I I Kaj 13 .... i U : ? ? ?, ; ,.
lUIUuiorn ' SI Louia Alabama N-*"r'j.
7^?^:zz^^r2^r2SS^^^z2^zsszs^2
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'CO;^"' *;i ?| jj ? ^P^MCX
Service ^^'7"v '.? ?"?..&^?^^ Service
???iifi.JMifii?'ni?iii r"n7Tri7~.'?<'; "^??^ifi'fcii ?"ni?i~i<Wo^?Miim??mi
NEW YORK ?O EUROPE
Sailings from Pier T'., 3:,th St.. N. H.
S.S. Geo. Washington and America (Pier* S
and i, Hoboken) excepted.
PI VMOtTTU?CHERBOURG?BREMEN
AMERICA: Aug. 27-Sept. 28?Nov. 1
GEORGE WASHINGTON:
Sept. 3?Oct. 4?Nov. 8
PLYMOUTH?BOri.or.NE?LONDON
N " w -L uxurio t s?Com fort able
01 D N' iRTH ST \
Aug. Kl -Sept. 20?Oet. 2?
C ENTENNIAL l-'i
Oct. II?Nov. 15?Dec. 15
BREMEN?DANZIO
POTOMAC; Aug. 10?Sept. 22?Nov. ?
ON Aug. SO?Oct. 1??Dee. 3
i : ,'CE?S MATi ?; KA :
Sept. I.-,?Oct. 22?Dee. 10
U. S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
43 BROADWAY 2030 Whitehall
Passenger and Prelglit Services.
From New York.
CHERBOURG AND SOUTHAMPTON
m ?;l \i. \i;l\ . , . .Aug. I? S, [it. 22 (let. 20
AO.I ?TANIA .Vug. 23 Sept. 13 Oet. 4
EMPRESS OF CHINA.. Sept. 7 Cet. 1
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