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Vital Shipping Issues Before
Federal Board This Week
Lasker** Announcement That the Jones Act Must
Be Enforced Arouses Reaction Among
Steamship Operators
Mattere vital to the interests of the
American merchant marine will be dis?
cussed before the members of the
United States Shipping Board this
week, as they refer to the policies to
be pursued in the respective depart?
ments.
The Announcement of the chairman,
Albert D. Lasker, last Tuesday, that it
was the duty of the board to enforce
the Jones shipping act, mot with con?
siderable reaction among shipping mon
in this city. Mr. Lasker said, however,
that enforcement would not bo put
into effect until the heads of the board,
who are investigating and interpreting
Sections "IS and 34 of the law, had filed
their report and he in turn had sub?
mitted briefs to the President for sub
seqjent review and discussion by his
Cabinet.
It was no surprise to Messrs. Powell,
Love, Smull and Frey, vice-presidents
of the Emergency Fleet Corporation,
who were appointed a committee to
sound the views of the ship operators
of this port on the bare-boat policy.
As a result of their inquiries and in?
terviews with eight of the leading
companies a most muddled condition
was discernible. No two of the oper?
ators had the -ame definite opinion, al
. though all favored the bare-boat form j
under move favorable trade conditions.
Naturally the private owner indorsed
this policy, and even some of the al?
located operators agreed that it was
not fair to run the M-0-1 ships at a
loss, but all were a unit in saying that
withdrawal of all allocated vessels at
this period would mean the practical
putting out of business of good oper?
ators, who in the future, when busi?
ness conditions wre better, would be?
come available charterers or pur?
chasers.
One of the largest operators declared
the bare-boat form of management
would induce the operator to work
harder for a cargo than if the govern?
ment was to stand any loss that might
result. It encouraged ambition and
energy on the part of the charterer and
would result in keener competition.
The writer returned from Philadel?
phia last night, where he sounded the
views of some of the men who are
familiar with the shipping industry in
that port. Philadelphia to-day is in
the same position as any North At?
lantic port, awaiting a cargo for its
ships. E. T. Stot.esbury declined to
make any statement for publication,
but he is intensely interested in the
future of the American merchant ma?
rine. The port of Philadelphia will
shortly come to the front in its efforts
to obtain its share of the North At?
lantic trade.
Marine Reports
TUB TIDES
Hi~h water. I.-t water.
AM PM AM PM
(Ban-:?? Hook . 2:22 8:40 S-.38 9:25
??-?.?f.r??ir's Island. 2:2' 3:00 !<:0S 9:55
Hell Gare. 4:16 4:45 10:47 K:47
Winds at S<v? To-day
Hattcraa to Key West -Moderate, vari?
able ??-'ind? and fair weather.
Eas and werrt Wulf?Moderate east
-tr i r: > I ?. tt^ncrally fair.
i-sribbcan Sea mid Windward Passa.*?-?
Moderate, variable winds, mostly east,
ci?eran? f? -
North of Sandy Hook?-Fresh west winds i
and clearing weather.
,. , . to H atieras?Moderate to -
f-c-h northwest winds, becoming: variable. ?
t tearing weather
Storm warnings arc displayed on the At- .
Untie coast at and north of Delaware -
Breakwater.
Arrived Yesterday
Str Cacique..' Punta Arenas Auk 1S, Los ]
Vila? 24, Huasro 26, faldera 27. Chaparra', I
50. Tocopilla Sept ?. lqui<iue 7 and Cristo :
bal 16. to the Grace Steamship Line, with ?
mdae; Pier 33, Bklyn.
Str Sophie Rlckmers tGer>. Chaparral
Sept 20, to Lykes Bros, with sugar; Hast- i
tnrrs. N Y.
Str S V Harkness, Tampico Sept 17, to i
Robert L Hafrue, with crude oil; Tier 6.
Constable Hook, N .1.
Str Canopic (Br), Genoa Sept 7, Naples
0, St Michaels : ."? and Boston 24. to ?.he
White Star Line, with mdse; Pier 5!>. SR,
Str Acme. Constantinople Sept 4, to the
Standard Oil Co of New York, in ballast;
off Tompklnsvllle, S l
Str Rolf Jar (Nor), Helstngiors July
23. Kotl-ra Au-; 21 and Glasgow Sept B, to
S O .Stray &? Co, with mdse; Pier 4, Bklyn.
Tug Gypsum Xing, towing barges S "V
T'ancher. Hamburg and Bristol; Windsor,
N S, Sept 18, to J B King & Co, with
plaster.
Str Denis (Br). Rio Grande do Sul Aug
51, Santos 27. Rio de Janeiro 30, Ceara
Sf-pt 5, Para 12 and Barbadoes 17, to the
Booth Steamship Co, with 0.', pas.,, malls
and mdse; Pier ::, Bush Docks, Bklyn.
Str Braga (Br), Marseilles Sept S and
Valencia i<\ to J W HI well & <.'o, with 1" i
cabin and 12 steerage pas3, malle and j
mdi?.
Str Lake i-avus. Para S"pt 11 and Trini?
dad Sept 16; to the Clyde S S Co. with
i-.dse; Pier 4 4. N R.
Str Oregonian. Hamburg Sept 7; to 'he
1'nited -American Lines, with mdse; Pier
S6. N R.
Str Manchuria. Hamburg Sept 15 and
Cherbourg Sept I*"-: to the American Line.
with "rr-* ciibin. 114 s'i'-erago pass, mails
and mds-e; Pier 59, N 1!..
S'r Lake Pabyun. Guantanamo Sept 19;
to (he New York A- Cuba Mall S S Co, in
ballast; >ff Slapleton, S I.
Str liriat Palls. Port .:,- Paix Sept 9.
Miragoane Sepi 12. Port au Prince Sept 17
and Cape Haytlen Sept 19; to the Clyde
S S ? o, with mdse; ft of S -1th st. B'klvn.
Sir Corn?. (Dan). Port Spain, Trinidad
Sept 17; to the ?A e.st India S S Co, with
asphalt; off Stapleton, s I.
Str Torrey (Nor), St Johns, N F, Sept
IS; to S O Stray t? Co, in ballast; off
Liberty.
Str Hamilton. Norfolk Kept 25; to the
Old Dominion Trans, with mdse; Pier 2?",
N R.
Str Maashavin (DO, Guanaco for Perth
Atnboy S"pt 25.
Str Comanche, Jacksonville and Oharl-s
ton S<?pt 25; to the Clyde S 3 Co, with
pa.ss and mdEe-, Pier ;?7. N R.
Str Finland. Antwerp Sept 15, South
s.mpton and Cherbourg Sept 1 fi ; to the
Red Star Line, with 2",3 first, 119 second
cabin. ?29 steerage- pass, malls and mdse;
Pier 61. N R.
Str Cabo freux (Spar), Seville Sept 7;
to Zabarra Line, with lridse; Kric- Baain
Breakwatfr, Bklyn
Str Toloa (Br), Cristobal Sept 14. Port
I.imon Sept IS and Havana Sept 22; to
Fulled Fruit Company, with 97 pa.<s. mails
and mdse; Pier IB, E R.
Str Juliana (Span). Barcelona Sept. ?.
Tarragona Sept 3, P"nia Sept 6 and Val?
encia Sept R ; to Garcia & Dia?., with mdse;
Off Stapleton. S 1.
Str Galileo (Br)i, Hull Sept. * : to
Sanderson & Son, ?vtih mdse; oif 7ih st,
Hoboken.
Str Cedrte (Br). Liverpool Sent 17 end
Queenstown Kept 18; to White Star Line,
with 236 first. ?i:> second cabin, 413
steerage pass, mails and mdse; Pier 60,
N R.
Str Maria dt), Phlladelpha; to Phelpa
Bros; Pier 7. Bush Docks, B'klyn
Str McAlaoca Maru (Jap), Philadelphia.
Str Cymric Que? n, Key West and Nor?
folk; to ,T -v Roundtroe; off Liberty.
Str Southern Cross, fr?re. Philadelphia;
to .Munwn S S Line, p?er :;. Hoboken.
Str Braga. Marseilles; to James W El
w.ll & Co; foot 31st st.. B'klyn.
Tank str M I' Elliott. Baton Rouge; to
Robert 1. Hague; Pier 5. Bayonne, N J.
Str Ohtoan, Philadelphia; to United
American Lines; Pier 6, Bush Docke,
B'klyn.
Sc.hr Frank A Morey, Charleston; to Pen
dh-ton Pros; Re,l Hook rials. Bklyn.
F S S Lyk( ns. sea ; to navy yard.
Str Buckeye state, Havana
Rtr Atlantic Sun. M.ita Redonda.
Str Porto Lic-,7. San Juan, to New York
and Porto Rico S S Co; with pasa, mails
and mdse.
Sailed Yesterday
"?-Bogwell ti'.r). Montevideo and Buenos
Ay re a.
incoming Steamships
!>?.. To-day
Vessel Port. Agency.
V.'i!lk.?r.o Hamburg, Sept 7 .Williams S S Co
< -uiadi.. Palermo, S^;>t ?; .Fabro Line
? ,"--s?i rdljk, Rot lerdi ... Sept 1 0.
Ho'.land-Amer Line
is;? 11. 1 .??> ?' rpoo!, .-'? pt l 3
Lai iporl A Holt Lins
QuIUota, Cristobal. Sept IS.. . Pac S N'av Co
?aCMpa, Tela, Sept i- ...I nited Kruit Co
Buckeye State San Pcdi >, Sept 11.
United Amer Line?
' 1 Lorraine, Havre, Sept H.. .French Line
Nevislan. Ltverpi >i, S pi 14 Atl-Trans Lin?
?bro. Cristobal, St pi 20.i'ae Mall Line
i..?udu, Dunkirk, Sept 12.. Cosmopolitan L
Fort Hamilton, Bermuda, Sept 24
Furne-Bs-Wlthy
Porto Rico. Ban Juan, Sept -1.
N Y * Porte Rico S S Co
INLAND
WATERWAYS
?WLK AND PACKAGE FREIGHT
INLAND MARINE CORP.
132 Nasaau St. Beckm?n ?1231
Thro service New York to Buffalo,
?ThtcAffo and principal lake porl*.
Kailincs. Wednesday oud Satur?
na??.
t.O VTER-T?IAN-KAI1,-R ATES
MONTREAL-NEW YORK
TRANSPORT CO. LIMITED
n Battery IMaee. Whitehall 0-13S.
M!? YORK to MONTREAL
All-Water Inland Route
Sailingr? Weekly
intarnnce eoicrage loner than rail rute?
in.1-.u4f mod Isma tlmn carload ?*ri:ri?.
Due To-mfHTWfr
Geo Washington, Southampton, Sept 19.
United States Lines
Bayern, Hamburg, Sept IS..Unit Am Linea
Algeria, Glasgow, Sept 17.?.'unard Line
Frederik VIII, Chri?tiartta, ?Sept 17.
Scandinavian-Air, Line
Taketoyo Maru, Singapore, Aug 16.
Houlder, Weir *. Boyd
City of Montgomery, Savannah, Sept 2?.
Ocean S S Co
Due Wednesday
Menominee. London. Sept lT.Atl Trans Line
Fort McQuarrie. Cardiff, Sept 14.
Funch. Edye ?t Co
Dne Thursday
Adriatic, Southampton, Sept 21.W Star Line
Empress of India, Southampton. Sept 20.
Canard Line
Oropesa. Southampton. Sept 20.
Royal Mail S P Co
Patria. Marseilles, Sept 12.Fabra Line
Taormina, Trieste, Sept. 13.
Italia America, Inc.
Due Friday
Calabria, Oibraltar, Sept 20...Cunard Line
Estonia, Danzig, Sept 14.
Baltic American laine
Outgoing Steamships
Sail To-day
Mail Vessel
Closes. Sails.
Lafayette. Havre. 8:30 AM 12:00 M
Citv of St Louis, Sa?
vannah .- 3 : 00 PM
Sail To-morrow
Lapland. Antwerp. 8:00 AAT 12*.00M
Roma, Marseilles.10:30 AM 3:00 PM
Polycarp, Pars.12:00 M 3 :00 PM
Sama Marta, t'ristobal. 8:00 AM 11:00 AM
Catherine, Puerta Plata-?- 12:00 M
Sail Wednesday
America. Bremen. 8:00 AM 12:00 M
Argentina, Trieste.10:00 AM 2:00 PM
San Giorgio, Naples... 9:00AM 1:00PM
Hellas, Curacao. S:0OAM 12:00 *M
Huron, Turks Island... 7:30AM ll:00Aa\I
Ohi.an, San Francisco. - 12:00M
Sails Thursday
Albania. Liverpool.... 8:00 AM 12:00 M
Mt Carroll, Hamburg.. 8:00 AM 12:00 M
Orizaba, Vera Cruz. .. . 7:30AM 11:00 AM
Sail Friday
"anoplc. Naples . 7:30 AM 11:00 AM
Stavangert'joril. Bergen !:?>*- AM 12:00 M
Marcus, Reval.12:00 M rirOnPM
Punte Alighieri, Naples 8:30 AM 12:00M
Maraval, Trinidad. 8:00 AM 12:00 M
General W C Gorgas,
Cristobal .12:30 PM 4:00 PM
City Island
Bound South
Sir Santa Elisa, Boston for New York, to
W R Grace &? Co, with mdso; schrs Mary P
Anderson (Bri. Sherbrooke. N S, for N-*--?
York; Flo F Mader (Br), Mahone Bay for
New York; Ervin J Lace, Sullivan for New
York.
Bound East
Sehr Sram-in A O (Br). Blizabcthport for
St John, N B.
Trans-Pacific Mails
The connecting mails close st the General
Postoffice and City Hall Postoffice Station.
New York, at 7 p. m.. as follows;
Hawaii, Japan, Corea, China, Siberia.
French Indo-Chlna, Netherlands East
Indies (eicept Sumatra) and Philippine
Islands, via San Francisco, steamship
Empire State, September 26.
Hawaii, Saraoan Islands. Australia slid
New Zealand, via '."..in Francisco, rteam
ship Sonoma, September 29.
Reports by Wireless
-.
\ By U. S. Shipping Board
Service
[Distance is civen in miles. Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise specified.]
? Abangarez 483 N Cristobal Sept 23.
1 Abercos 802 from Columbia River 8 PM
j Sept 23.
I Achilles 304 S Crip*. Henry Sept 23.
Agwldale 20 S Ambrose 8 PM Sept 24.
: AgWisea 7ft NNE Halteras Sept 23.
\ Agwiworld SO s Hatteras Sent 25.
Alabama 176 N Hatteras Sept 23.
! Albert B Watts 130 S Hatteras Sept 24.
: Alcona ir.n K Hatteras Sept 25.
! Allatlin 190 N Jupiter Sept 24.
? Allianca 247 S Scotland LV Sept 24.
; Amelia 90 NNE Hatteras Sept 24.
? Ampetco 380 SE South Pass Sept 2!.
! Andrea F Luckonbach 11 r, S San Diego S
I PM Sept 23.
; Annetta 24 N Hatteras Sept 25.
' Annlston ?*itv 120 SW Hatteras Sept 24.
, Apus 6?', W San Pedro 8 PM Sept 23.
| Arapahoe G7 N Hatteras Sept 35.
! Ardmore 274 SW Hatteras Sept 34.
? Arto pd Hatteras Sept 34.
i Artigas 210 S Overfalls Sept 25.
r Aryan r.61 U Cape Henry Sept 24.
Astral 37 E Sand Key Sep: 24.
i Atenas 557 N Colon Sept 23.
? Atlanta City 715 from Cape Fiatterv 8
I'M Sept 23.
; Atlantic Sun 12 N Hatteras Sept 24.
Auburn 795 E Boston LV S AM Sept "5
' Baltic (L7.) 22 N Fowey Sept 24.
P.aton Rouge 17 W Sand Key Sept 23.
Bearport 3,000 from Columbia River S PM
Sept 23.
' Beatllci 2? SW Halteras Sept 24.
I Peeehlfaf 54 B Key West Sept 22.
Bel le in Ina 778 E Pire Islam) ?.towing S S
Monoma? l Sept 25
I ,;,Sv'7".,^ City '-090 w Ix,s Angeles 8 PM
B tin ?ridge 530 W Key ?v-.v-rt sept 24
Betnnor lai 33 63 Ion 65 il Sept 24
Borgestad 380 W Key We.s: Sept 24'
; Bradford 993 from Charleston Sept 24
British Lantern 450 SW Halteras Sept -?4
Buckeye State 222 S Scotland LV 8 30
AM Sept 25.
C A. Can tie Id 45 E by S Hut terns Sept 24
< abrille 230 NNE Halteras Sept '5
, Camden 83 S?SW Hatteras Sept 24.
I Cananova 425 S Ambrose Sept 23
I Carlton 209 SW Hatteras Sept .*'
'"?iherinc 204 S Scotland LV Sept 25.
. Cerro Azul 55 S Cape San Antonio Sept 34
Charles H Harwood 600 ENE Tampico
Charles M Everest 153 WNW Tortugas
Sei-t 23.
Chartes Pratt 55 B Sand Kev Sept S3
Chester Sun 302 SW South Pass Sept 33
;' hint; 1.986 from San Fran 8 PM Sept 23.
Chinampa 195 N Jupiter Sept 24
City of Atlanta 146 NNE Hatteras Sept 24
! City Of Columbus 7") SW Cay Head Sept 25
, City of Flint 63? E Delaware Breakwater
; Sept 36.
j City of Savannah 39 SW Frvlngpan Sept 24
Cuy of W,-.-. therforti lat 42 67 N Ion 53 25
? W Sept **4.
| Clement Smith 4? SW Nantueket Sept 25.
?'??Twood 40 S Jupiter Sept 24.
Coastwise 135 SW Montauk Point Sept 25.
Cold Harbor 2? W Nantucket Sept 24
Cold water lut 33 35 Ion 76 14 Sept 24.
Colusa 3|9 s San Francisco 8 PM Sept 22
Comus 297 SW Hatteras Sept 24.
Concho 844 S Scotland LV Sept 24.
Cordova 345 from Astoria 8 PM Sept 23.
Corning 190 E Tampico Sept 23.
Creole 17 S Jupiter Sept 24.
i -? le State 2.127 from San Francisco 8
PM Sent 23.
Cristobal 30 NIS Colon Sept 23.
Crofton Hall 180 SSR Ambrose Sept 25
D G Scofleld 301 N Colon Sept 24.
.' . County lat 41 l>-, N ion 57 34 W
Sept '-<?
Dannedaike <\r?n e Pelaware <"*apes Sept 25.
nelav?n l.ene I-; Ar-ihroi-e Sept 24.
Delaware 100 SE Key Went Sept 24.
? ?? tt i 19 V t..ti*. Carnveral Sepl 24,
, '? i-* .v, rttiensi End LV Sept li.
F 11 Kemp 75 E Sand Key Sept 2 1.
H T Bedford 72 S Halteras S^ut 25.
Eastern Daim lat 40 ?>ii N Ion 07 H w
Sept 25.
Eaatcrn Merchant ?.4<!? NE Colon Sept 23.
Eastern Queen 383 N Colon 8 PM Sept 21.
Edgar I" Luckenbach 195 S Hatleina
Sept 24.
Edgelleld 520 ESE Ambrose Sept 24,
Edward t. Doheny .lr 173 N .lupiter Sept ;?.?,.
Edward l.tiekenbuch 202 S Ambrose Sept 25
HiTinerham l.mo s San Francisco Sept 2.,.
El Estero 51 N Hatterns Sept 25.
Kl Mundo 55 N Halteras Sept '..'5.
MI Valle 127 N Jupiter Sept 2:?.
?r; Sol 120 WNW Tortugiv/i Sept 2t.
Empire state- 434 W San Francisco S PM
Sept 2ri.
Eocene off Montnuk Point Sapt 25.
Esparta 283 N Tela Sept 23.
Esperan :a 278 NE .lupiter Sept 24,
Evelyn 40 S by E Cape Honrv Sept 25.
Everett 3! SSE l'Ire Island Sept 25.
F Q BarstOW 00 S Hateras Sept 24,
F?deral 630 E Nantucket Sept 25. '
Ploctco 202 H Lobos Sepl 23,
Frederick R Kcllogjf IV E Sombrero
Sept 24.
Fred W Weiler R W Sand Key Sept 24.
Freeman ::i NE Nothe?ei End LV Sept 23.
Godailla 160 NE Jupiter Sept 24.
George II Jenes 27 N Jupiter Sept 24.
George W Barnes 113 S Juplti-d Sept 23.
George Washington 741 E Ambrose Sept 25. ?
Glendoyle 50 s st John, N' H, Sept 24. ?
Glenpool 135 N Comoy Island Sept 24.
Gloucester 158 NE Winterquarter Sept 25
Qlyndon 133 s Ambrose Sept 23.
Grecian 120 NE Winterquarter Sept 25.
Groat City lat .3" 27 Ion 76 il Sept 24.
Ouiana 216 SE Ambrose Sept 23.
Gulfcoast 12 S Hatteras Sept 25.
Gulfland 30 H lutteras Sept 24.
Ouinight 170 s Block Inland Sept 24.
Guifmald 20 N Jupiter Sept 24.
Gulfprince 25 N Jupiter Sept 24.
Gulfstar 25 N Jupiter Sept 23.
Gulfstrean? SO from Tortugas Sept 22.
H M Plagier 130 S Halteras Sein 3 1.
Hampden 35 S Fire Island Sept 23.
Ha-mpton Roads lat 30 50 Ion 59 00 Sept 25. |
Harold Walker 51 AV Sand Key Sept 22.
Hawaiian 197 E Ambrnue Sept 25.
Helen 263 S Scotland LV Sept 25.
Herbert G Wyllo 20 W Sand Key Sept 22. ,
Hilton [>"0 EXE Capo Henry Sept 2.,.
Honsier State L26S S Philadelphia 8 PM
Sept 24.
Houston l?O W Torturas Sept 24.
- I r White. 177 W Sand Key Sept 24
Indiana Bridge pd Five Fathom Bank LV
7 AM. Sept. 24.
Inspector 40 N Halteras Sept 23.
Iris 118 from Gape Mala Sept 23.
Italv Mam 350 S San Hierro s PM Sept "?..
J A Hostwick 28 E Sand Key Sept 24.
J A Moffet Jr 15 E Sand Key Sept -2.
,T C Donn-ll 90 W Sand Key Sept 24.
J E O'Neil 1-17 SW Halteras Sept 24.
J M Danr.igor 78 NE Halteras Sept 24.
J M Guffcy pd Cape Henry Sep? 24.
Jam"s McGee 225 ENE Port Lobos Sept 34. :
Jean 3" SW Hattcraa Sept 25.
John ?> Rockefeller 136 W Sand Key
Sept 21.
John Wort hire-ton 35 SE Cap" 'May Sep; 25.
Joseph M Cudahv ?7* W Key West KeT>> 23.
K 1 Luckenbach 405 NE Cn'.on Sept 2 1.
Kenowis 1.186 E Ambrose Sept 24.
Keystone State 3,827 W Seattle S PM
Sept 21.
Kofi:!'.') .Maru 120 S Cape May 10 PM ?
S"pt 2 4.
Kootenal R5 S Fire Island Sep? 2 5.
Laekawanna Bridge lat 2 ? r n Ion 6? 10
Sept 21.
Lake Elterslte 80 SE Hatteras Sept 2... ?
Lake Elmdale 62 NNE Gran.? Cay Sept 24.
Lake F.l Klo 75 S Winter Quarter Sept 24.
Ulke Falania 211 NNE Vera Cru? Sept '.".. !
Lake Fillmore 275 SW Hattera-j Sept 24.
Lake Flavonia pd Gay Head Sept 25.
Lansing 1.175 from Sin Pedro 8 T'M '
Sept 22.
L-enr-po 13 N Halteras Sept 23.
lyfivisa 56 S Boston L A' Sept 23,
Lewis K Thurlow Pd Hatteras Sepl 2'.
Lightl'urne IJ6 S Hatteras Sept 24.
Lisronier 222 SW Sabine Bar Sept 23.
Lllnine 565 E Tampico Sept 24
Limon 162 s Cape Henlopen Sept. 25,
Ltvir.gstoo Roe 40 E Sand Key Sept 3 1.
Ix,ulsiana 153 NNE Tampico Sept 22.
Maiden Creek 810 i; Gape Charles Sept 24. ;
Mikura 510 S Honolulu 8 p m Sept 22.
Manaqui 680 S Nantucket Sept 2-1.
Mantilla 27 S l'-ip" Fear Sept 21.
Maracaibo 671 S Scotland L V Sept -M.
Margaret 44 N Halteras Sept 25.
Matinlcock 60 W Sand Key Sept 28.
Matsonia 123 E Honolulu S p m Sept 2i.
Maul 1216 from Honolulu S p m Sept 23.
Mendocino 10 K Hatteras Sept 25.
Mexican 626 S Ambrose Sept 2-1.
Mexico S from Hatteras Sept 25.
Minnekahda lat 41 58 N Ion 47 20 W
Sept 21.
Momus 245 R Scotland L V Sept 25
Monana 1121 E Ambrose Sept 24.
Monomac 778 E Fire Island Sept 33 (in ,
tow s S Bellemina).
Montana 120 SW Hatterail Sept 21.
Montgomery City 570 SK San Diego 8 p m
Sept 23.
Montrolito 2 E American Shoals Sept 24.
Montserrat 250 W Havana Sept 24.
Munalbro 25 SW Montauk l'oint Sept. 2?.
Munlndi?s fiOO E ?r'ape Henry Sept 25.
Munrio 8T S Scotland LV Sept 2t.
Munwood 224 S Scotland LV Sept 25.
rVantucket 6 E Block Island Sept 25.
Nesco lat 35 05 Ion 73 05 Sept 23.
New York 57 E Key West Sept 24.
Nora 25 W Sand Key Sept 24.
Northwestern Bridge 200 NE Tortucas
Sept 22.
Novian 45 SW Hatteras Sept 21.
0 T Waring fi" N Jupiter Sept. 2(.
i-voclrienta! 10 s Halteras Sept 23.
Olancho 18.8 SE South Pass Sept 22
Old North State 1,316 K Ambrose Sept 2 i.
Ontario 24 SW Fire Island Sept 25.
Opellka 45.-, V, Gape !|,-nrv Sept 24.
Orcua 25 NE Gape Hon*T Sept 25.
Orizaba 504 S Scotland LV Set.? 23,
Orleans 82.E Hatteras Sept 24.
Ormes 57 S Halteras Sept 24.
Ose-oda 620 E Ambrose Sept 2',.
Palm Pranch 54 S Hatteras Sert 24.
i Paraguay 517 s Hatteras Sept 22.
Pari.'-smina 44 1 S South Pass Sept 22.
Pau! H Harwood 139 SW Block Island
Sept 24.
Paulshoro 270 WNW Kev West Sept 22.
Pawtucket 9S0 E Nantucket Sept 24.
Pioneer 70 N by E Tortugas Sept 24.
Polarino 55 N' Hatteras Sept 2r,.
Porto Rico 155 H Scotland LV Sept 25.
Potomac 559 K Ambrose Sept 24.
Princess Matoika 2,623 E Ambrose Sept 23
Quaker City 28 3 K Cape Henrv Sept 24
Q'jillota lat. 32 43 Ion 7? 22 Sep: 24
Quit tacas 150 SW St Thomas Sept 24.
Rayo 155 N Jupiter Sept. 24.
Reaper passed Overfalls Sept 25.
Rtpon 325 E Ambrose Sept 26.
P.oanoke 206 NE Lobos Sept 22.
Robin Goodfeilow 3S E Cape Henry
Sept 25.
Rochester 232 S Overfalls Sept 24.
S M Spauldlng 101 Khi Hatteras Sept 25.
Sabine Sun 14 S Jupiter Sepl 24.
Sacandaga 36 N by H Capo Canaveral
Sept 2",.
Saguache 140 E Hatteras Sept 2.?.
Salaam 25 S Muna Island Sept 23.
Salem County MO S Batieras Sept 22.
Samuel L Fuller 300 ENE Lobos Sept :..;.
San Bruno 4 1e S Nantuclcel Sept 25.
San Gil 107 SW Nantuckel Sept 24
San Gregorio 35 S Hatteras Sept : .
San Jose 025 S Cape Henlopen Sept. 24.
San Juan 373 S .-.111 Eran s PM Sept 23.
San Mateo 292 S Ambrose Sept 24.
San Tuburclo 7 WNW Tortugas Sept 24.
San rzotieo 100 H Moorohead City Sepl 24.
Santa Teresa 950 S Cape Mala S P.',;
Sept 24.
Shenandoah D5 N Halt?re'-, Sept 25.
Silver State 3,."?''?? W Seattle 8 PM Sept 21
Solitaire 100 NNE Hatteras Sept 21.
Standard 92 S Scotland LV Sept 24.
Stockton 300 from Honolulu S I'M Sepl 23.
Sun Beam 101 ti Jupiter Sept 24.
Sunoil 289 ENE Calve May Sept 24.
T .1 Williams 45 W Tortugas Sept 24.
Taiyo Maru lat 23 07 ."?: Ion 154 1-1 W 6
PM Sept 2;:.
i Taiumi) 204 S Ambrose Sept 2.:.
Texas ?0 Ni': Loi,,,s Sept 2.'.
?Thomas Wheeler lb N H Tampico ?irr
s,-pt 23.
Tippecanoe 2.707 W San Francisco S I'M
Sept 21.
Transportation 45 E S E Atlantic City
S' pt 24.
Trlnidadian 200 F N E Tampico Sept 22.
Turrtalba 28 S Kingston Sept 24.
Ulua 322 S Scotland L V Sept 25.
Vancolite 20 N Hatteras Sept 25.
Venezuela 448 N Colon -S I'M Sept 23.
! Vigilant 220 N E Honolulu g PM Sept 23.
| Vistula 90 W S W Tortugas- Sept 23.
W' H Keene (tug) IS N E Block Island
Sept 25.
"W C Teagle 140 W Guadeloupe Sein 23.
? W H Libby 90 P Charleston Sept 24.
1 W L Steed 90 N Batiera;; Sept 25.
| W M In?h 410 E N E Lobos Sept 24.
I Walter Jenninga 125 N Jupiter Sept 24.
| Wellington (tug) 12 N Win'.er-Quarter
! Sept 24.
' West Camak 1,082 N E Cristobal Sept 24
! West Isleta -199 N N W Colon Sept 23.
i West Ison 381 from Cape Flattery 8 I'M
Sept 23.
|W<st lvls 1.145 W Cape Flattery 8 PM
Sept 2 2.
I West Notus 749 S San Pedro Sept 22.
j Westerdijk 600 from Ambrose .8 AM
Sept 24.
Western Hero 625 E Ambrose Sept 24.
WestWego 150 15 Hatteras Sept 25.
Wheatland Montana 1,000 W Seattle 8 PM
Sept 2).
Wildwood 15 S E Loggerhead Scot 23,
Wm F Herrin 1,631 W San Francisco 8
PM Sept 22.
Wm M Burton 920 E Overfalls Sept 24.
William Green 72 S Winter-Quarter
Sept 23.
William H Fohenv 90 S Jupiter Sert 24
Wlnyah 2.332 W Balboa S PM s. pt 23.
Yankee Arrow fiO W X W Tortugas Sept 23
Zacapa 840 :-; Scotland L Y Sept 24.
Zoppol 182 S W Hatteras Sept 24.
I???
American Ports
BALTIMORE, Sept 25?Arrived: Strs
Hampden, Portland. Me; ly-swls K Thur
low, Tampa; J M ClutTey, Port Arthur.
Sailed: Sir .lllfuk'i Maru (.lap). Havre.
HALIFAX, N S Sept 25 Arrived, 24th
and SDth: Sirs Manchester Shipper (Br),
Baltimore; Estonia (Dan), Dorizlg and
sailed tor Now York; Auditor (Br). Lm
don, Sailed: Sir Nevis (Nor). Santiago,
MONTREAL, Sept 26- Arrived ^4lh ?nil
?lili. sirs Mlnnedosn (Br), Liverpool;
Scandinavian (Br), Southampton; Saturnia
(Br) Glasgow. Sailed: Strn Canada (Br),
Liverpool: Cornlshman (Br), Avonmouth;
Manchester Corporation (Br), Manchester;
Wytteoto (Br), London; Catrnvalona (Or),
Newcastle; Western Plains, Rotterdam;
Vcrgania (Br), London; Manilla (Swod),
New York; [nglesby ?Br), Genoa; Hol.lhy
dir) Hamburg; (?raHa (Br). Glasgow;
Woldlngham (Br), Valencia; Ardea (I?),
Glhn Itai.
NORFOLK, Ya. Sept 23 -Arrived: Str?
Olarama (Br), New York: Manchester Ex?
change (llrl, St Johns; Palm Branch ?Br),
Valparaiso; Federal Bridge, Alexandria;
West Kcdron, London; Skagern (Swed),
Santa Cruz, Cuba. Sailed: Strs Kashu
Mam (Jap), I'nitetl Kingdom; Alfred
(Ger), Denmark; Vauclln ?Fri, Havre;
Pnpparoa (Br), London; Annet?, Tanarno,
Cuba; Samarlnda (Dt), Port Said; Novn
rlno (Br), Hamburg; Hellen (Nor),
Qui enstown,
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 26?-Arrived : Strs
Runa (Nor), Port Antonio; Rochester Port
Arthur; San Giorgio (li), New Vori;;
Bankdale (Br), New York; New Britain,
New York; Glenaftrlc (lir). New York;
Osakls. New York. Sailed: Str Reaper,
Tampico.
PORT FADS, Sept 26?Arrived: Strs
Atenas, Bocas del Torn; Benefactor Cllrl,
Liverpool; Branlller (Br), Antwerp; Ches?
ter Sun, Per' Lobos; Eagernes (Ital), Gal
veston; Mexoll, Tampico. Sailod: sir*
Chalmette, Havana: Cholnteca (Hond),
Port Corte*?; Cornus, New York; Jeff Da?
vis, Glasgow; Lake Floravlsta, Cuban
ports; Lake Gallsteo, Vera Cruz; Managua
i Ni.?). Blueflelds; Mandevllle, Santn Marta;
M. tapan, Horas del Toro; Pleiades, Los
Angeles; Suriname, Port Barrios; Tatjana
(Nor), Liverpool.
PORTLAND, Me, Sept 2.", -Arrived: Sir
Cold Harbor, Now York, schrs Slnlrlm,
Norfolk; Thoolinc, \"inal Haven for New
Y o r U.
PORT TAMPA, Sept 25?Sailed: Sir Ka?
rachi Maru (Jap), Kobe, Miami, Havana.
QUEBEC, Sept 25?Sailed, 24th: Str
Empress of France (Mr), Liverpool
SAVANNAH, Sept 25 Arrived: Sir City
of Savannan. New York. Sailed: Strs Mel?
ville Holla- (Hr). Japan and China; Toba
Main (Ja.ii, Japan ami China: 24th, str
Progress (3>an), Bremen and Hamburg.
TAMPA. Sept 25?Arrived. Sir Lake
Str; mon, Mobile.
Foreign Por I s
Arrivals From New York
BUENOS AYRES, Sept 25?Str Martha
*a Rshington via ?Ho. r.c Janeiro,
Maritime Miscellany
LONDON, Sept 24?Str Australien San
Francisco and Seattle for Copenhagen, is
aground in the harbor of Harwich. At?
tempts will be made to float th.* vessel.
CORUNNA, Sept 17?Str Black Arrow
left here to-day In tow of the wecking tug
Warbler, Was previously reported ashore
NEW YORK, Sept 25?Str Cabo Creux,
from Seville, arrived here to-day with thirty
shipwrecked survivors who were the crew
(*f the Italian Mr Alacrlta. According to
advices received tho Alacrita was believed
lo have gone down in the storm which
swept the Atlantic on the night of Sept 14.
BALBOA, Sept 15?Str Donald McKay.
Melbourne and Napier for New York, which
arrived here lo-day, will make repairs to
the boilers. Will be belayed about one
week.
CAPE CHARLES, Va, Sept 23?Sehr Flor?
ence and Lrlli.i.n, New Yuri; fur Nassau and
Nuevltas, previously reported, sank off As
sowoman Inlet. Crew saved and landed at
i rhlncoteague.
PANAMA. S-pt 24?Str General George
W Goethals, New York- for Cristobal, which
arrived at Port au Prince on Sept 22 with
a lir'- aboard, is still btirninpr and there Is
little hope of saving the ship. Fifty-six
passi ntrcrs have been taken ashore.
NRW YORK, S.pt 20- Str Isantl, Fowey
and Falmouth for Philadelphia., is reported
proceeding to st John's. X F, for provisions
and water an,] will thon pro to Halifax for
fuel, according to advices received h'*re.
NEW YORK, Sepl 25 Srr Massick, New
York for Copenhagen, Reval anil Helsing
fors, is reported drifting in lat 52 56 N Ion
?1 :-, W. according to advices received here.
No details reported.
HAMBURG, S-fit 21?Str Monticello ar
ivei] here to day from Buenos Ayres and
Teneriffc ami report? while entering port
lost an anchor and 1 nil fathoms of chain.
Anchor and chain was later picked up by
the tug Albatross.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept 24?Str Py
tlini arrived here to-day from Marseilles
with the !"ss of two propeller blade?.
ST JOHN, N B, Sept 22?Str St Mary.
which lefl port here last Monday for Ha?
vana, developed engine trouble soon after
leaving port and returned. Repairs mat:?*
and proceeded lo-day.
ANTWERP, Sepl IS?Str Swiftiagle ar?
rived here to-day from Portland. Ore, and
Hamburg and reports having experienced
heavv weather, during which the forward
starboard ventilator was carried away and
another smashed. A larg-j quantity of pro?
visions damaged bv sea water.
PORTLAND, Ore. Sept 25 Th" Japanese
str Holland Maru arrived to day In ballast
from Balboa to load flour and lumber for
. .lap-in. The str Brush arrived from Gray's
: Harbor. Warn, to complete a. cargo of lum?
ber for the Atlantic Coast. The str Cor
: dova arrived from Honolulu with passen?
gers and general carero. With cargo of
? grain worth ***I37,000 ?he British str Woron
? departed to-day for Europe. Four steam?
ers, the Ashworth, now loading, and the
Ad?reos. Barport and Pilar del Arringa,
have been i ngaged within the last week to
! load full cargoes of bulk wheat here.
, Previous wheat cargoes had all cone ?n
sacks. Prom now on the greater part of
! ?he wheat shipped from hero will go in
? bulk.
RT JOHN'S, N F, Sept 25 -The United
i States Ship* ng Board str Oskaloosa, Ant
1 werp for Boston, previously reported In
distress, arrived here to-day and will re
' main for several flays for repairs to her
engines.
T?o* Shipping Board sir Isantl. from
Fowey, put In here short of water. She
will resume h-r voyage to Philadelphia to?
morrow.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sepl 25?Although
?the Shipping Boar! 1.r Empire State was
1 not pressed for speed, her arrival her" last
nighl nearly broke the re ord for trans
! Pacific runs, held by the srr Great North?
ern The voyage from Hong Kong wis
made in twenty days and iron-, Yokohama
in twelve days. l!<r cargo of 6,347 ton?,
i one of the largest astbound burdens car?
ried bv a Shipping Board line-. Included
7.465 casks of tea ario 2,043 bales of raw
sill? foi express to New York. 1,140 pack?
ages of mail and 22.528 bags of copra.
The Shipping Board liner Hawkeve
State. Seattle for the Orient, has completed
her first trans-Pacific voyage, arriving al
Manila yesterday, according to cable ad?
vices here. She will b delayed in return?
ing because of defective steering gar.
On the first off-shore voyage of any of
the Shipping Board steamers built in
China, tho srr Celestial sailed last night
! for Antwerp and other European ports
' laden witli wheat, barley and other Pacific
freights.
After her annual cruise in Alaskan
i waters, the sehr Fox arrived here yester?
day, fifty tinvs from Point Barrow, with a
cargo of whale oil and furs valued at
j $100,000.
TAl'OMA, Sepl 25 An unusual rargi,
consisting of 2,000,000 feet of loga cut i.-i
; two and three-foot lengths, Is bi ng loaded
i her? on the sir Usuri Maru (Jap), destined
| for Japan,
VANCOUVER, Sepl 25?Afl r being half
i under water, with her bow raised on a reef
?nt an angle of about 7? degrees and her
Istern under water, the Dominion govern?
ment patrol str Givenchy was floated last
night. A cradle of thirty heavy cables
was made by slinging thuin under 'he boat
and fastening them to scows on either
end. The vessel came to the top whih
two steamers worked the pumps, takjng
the water out as rapidly ?is the boat rose
, with Co- tid". All the water was pumjted
from tho alean -*r and she has been
beached on Chatfield Island, clost to the
i scene of her stranding, A cording to the
| wireless m? ?sago i e.i ? Ived hi re i he
Givenchy will in all probability con o south
| under her own steam.
Si\ months' suspension of the certificate
of competency ol Julius Larscn, ilrst offi?
cer of the str Celtic, which ran down a
fishing boat ncai Rivers Inlet on lui-.- i,,
rand causd the death of olaf Petersen and
his eleven-yar-old son, wait ordered by the
Marine Court of Inquiry, which completed
Its Investigation yesterday.
SEaVTTLE, Sept 25?After losing her
deck gear and all bur one of her boats In
heavy weather off the British Columbia
coast, tho fishing sehr Refense arrived
in Seat! le 1 ist night.
CAPE TOWN, Africa, Sept 25- The
Commonwealth and Dominion liner Port
? Augusta has arrive.: her.* with a tire in
| her holt!. Thi fire broke oui several days
ago In the bunkers containing coal loaded
ai New York and Rotterdam, and it is be?
lieved that the European coal was re?
sponsible.
Smoke and sulphur fumes spread
WORLD'S LARGEST SHIP-REPAIR ORGANIZATION
SHIP REPAWING SHIP BUILDING
/=-/ At/ /W eV
TWENTY-ONE FLOATING DOCKS
<? TWO GRAVING DOCKS??
TWELVE BUILDING WAY3
25 BROADWAY, N. Y. ?^?\$ziH?.?lH
mm
throughout the ship and the crew was
driven out of the forecastle. The cargo in
a vnlnable one and the brilds, where the
Mr" is ntlll burning, cont'iln a number of
motor car? arid agricultural Implements.
MAN DIEOO, Sept ?:.: A lire which broke
,,ui on the United Stales naval towboat
No i tr, ?t the Municipal Pier early yes?
terday threatened fur a time to sprad lo
the pier warehouse, where much valuablo
freight Is stored. The fir.- lug William
Kettner and two chemical engines sue
i-.-edd In subduing the flames before they
could spread to nearby shipping, H was
caused I.y the backfiring of the engine.
SAN PEDRO, Sept 21,- The motor fihlp
La Merced, before reported in collision and
grounded here, has boon repaired, and
cleared yestorday for Hie orb-nt.
BALTIMORE, Sept 25--A new passenger
service from ?Baltimore to Hilvana, Cuba,
is promised soon by the Munson steamship
Line, according to statements made by
Prunk C Munson, president of the oorn
p-inv. ?in board ihe Southern Cross, tt
new ship that was delivered to hi-? com?
pany on Sunday In New York by the Now
?fork Shipbuilding Company. Mr Munson
told of the plans tor estallshlng the service,
"it Is the intention of the Munson Steam?
ship Line to Increase the tonnago on Its
Baltimore-Havana lines ns rapidly as de?
mands require," ho said. "This surely
Will be done bv the lime the new sugar
refining plant of ihe American Sugar Re
llnerles Is completed at Locust Point. Bal?
timore. H will necessarily follow that a
passenger service between these two points
will then he established.'
Although ho .said he was not In a posi?
tion now to say what sized ships would be
used in the trade. Mr Munson declared
th.it they would be sufficient to meet all
demand. It is believed that the giant
steamship Aeolus, a 21,000-ton displaco
ment vessel, and the Huron, but. slightly
smaller, will be placed on this service.
I -?-?
Buyers Arrived
(Continued from p-iije twnlve)
petticoats and ladles' and misses' shawl?.
I scarfs and sweaters; II. Simon, men's and
i boys' c.lothliirr: 012 B'way.
John V. I'.uw-ll Co.; ''. M. King ami F.
' I". Perry, middies, cotton waists and wash
-:,ir?s; 43 White St.
Marshal! Field & Co.; G. S. McLano,
wholesale toys; a. W. Seegcr, men's cloth?
ing; E. M. Barnhnrt, men's clothing; A.
s. Ilowlett, silks and satins; Miss i;. Foer
stcr, trimmed millinery: !?'. M. Hatch
wholesale Inees; A. M, Morton, wholesale
laces; G. Bonnet, boys' clothing; 1107
H w -iv.
CINCINNATI
H. Wolf .T- Rons; .1 Wolf, men's furnish
Ings, underwear, lingerie, lo.sj.-rv 12'',:.
? B'way.
Meyr, Wise ^ Kalchon; C. T. Brandt,
ready to wear, children's wear; A. H.
i Kaichen, woobm and cotton piece goods,
flannels, domestics, silks, satins, velvets;
I 1372 B'way.
CLA R Iv ST? A LE, MISS.
.!. Pappaport. dry goods, clothing, boots.
shoes, etc.; Pennsylvania.
CLEVELAND
1. Bailey ?- Co.; A. Ahrens, children-!!
wear, waists, skirts; 27 W. 2Cth st.. care
Ben P. Levis.
Bailey Co.; Misa Coinguth, jobs sweaters
-and waists; 1372 B'way.
Tho May Co.; H. Sulka, men's clothing;
37 W. 26th st.. care Ben P. Levis.
Kohn Bros.: Halle Co.. c H. Kohn. ?
mfrs. men's clothing, summer clothing '
overcoats and ralconts; Pennsylvania.
Hirs. h Co,- 11. Weinst ocle, loba liase- ?
n,mi', dresses; S. Solomon; 1261 B'way. \
Culy Co.; J. Kaplan, quantities of silk
en! wool dresses; n. n. Mcrschel, sir,-'1
drosses, flan ml middles; care Hen ???. I
Levins, 37 AV. 2"tt, st. ,
Fashion Apparel Co.; Ben Spero, wom?
en's ready to wear: Imperial.
COLUMBCS. OHIO
Max IL Itieser Co.; Mrs. A. Peed. Jobs
ccats and dresses; Miss S. Silverstein, jobs
waists, hosiery, underwear; Weismau fi- I
Miller, 1170 B'way,
COVTNOTON, KV.
.lohn R. Coppin Co.; E. Bromberg, mrn'.-s j
, shirts: care Weill ,?"? Hartman, 1 r ", AV. i
! 30th st.
DALLAS. TEX.
Paron Bros. Millinery Co.: I. Baron,
mdse. mgr., flowers, feathers; 570 B'way. !
Hurst Bros. Co.; J. Metzler, Klry goods,
men's clothing; Pennsylvania.
DES MOINES, IOWA
Frankei Clothing Co.; A. Franke!, mdse.
? nur. ; 200 f,!h av., room 1232.
? L. Ovansky ? Sons; It. Oransky, woolen1
and cotton piece goods, flannels, domestics,
silks, salins, velvets; lire B'wav, care
Bat r & Lilienthal.
DETBOIT
Colonial Clothes Co.; s. Goldberg, coats,
? :--uits; Pcnnsylva nia.
Simons & Hassenbuck; il. E. Simons,
drosses, coats, suits; U61 B'way.
j Crowley-Milner &-. Co.; Miss O'Grady, '.
?touts' coats; Mr. Suffinsky, stones' coats,
suits, dresses; B, Starch, china bouse
j furnishings, glassware; Alfred Fantl, 116
j W. 2 2o1 St.
I Worth i'o ; L. P.. Berger, jobs suits, furs, I
coats; blouses, sweaters, silk underwear;
Baer ,"-. Lillenthal, 1160 B'wav
TIARRISBT KGH, PA.
.Toseph Goldsmith; M. L. Goldsmith, rar- :
| pets, furniture, upholstery, rugs, draperies, '
? Pennsylvania,.
Kaufman's Underselling store; I. Kauf- [
man, dresses, coats and suits, care lien i
F. Levis. 37 W. 36th st. !
[??OUT WORTH, TEX.
Monnig I>. G. Co.; It. L. Mins. woolen .
?and cotton piece goods, flannels, domestics,
notions, toilet goods, toy.-, art goods, pic- i
lures, statues; 72 Leonard st.
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.
A May e>. Sons; M. S. May, mdse. mijr. ;
1 200 5th av., room 1232.
HOUSTON, TEX,
.loe Trum: .1. Trum, men's clothing, i
boys' furnishings, dresses, coats, suits, 200 I
'? ?th av.. room 322
INDIANAPOLIS
; Nathan Bros.; .1. Nathan, dresses, coats,
suits; 17 \V. 28th st,
| H. P. Wasson Co.; Miss J. A'iekory.
prunella plaid skirts; Alfred Fantl. 11?
JACKSONVILlaB, FLA.
Leonard. Fit/.palrlck & Mueller Co.; Mr.
Leonard, dresses, coals, suits; 27 W. Zfith .
st., care B ri F. L- vis.
JOPLIN, MO.
Newman Mercantile Co.; C N. Bttlnger,
represent in:; . 370 71 h n v.
KANSAS CITY
Smith. McCord A Townsond D. O. Co :
P. C, Barbee, piece good?; 72 Leonard at.
Kansas City Wholesale Clothing Co.; J
Frank Cox, clothing; Pennsylvania.
Stlffolman Jewelry Co. .,;. Stlffclman,
Jewelry. Nate Bo bra unk.v. representing;
Martinique.
r.F.WlSTON. PA.
Bon Ton; ,1. Rose, ready to wear; Hoff
man & Ilartbloy, 117 W, 33d st.
LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
leader Co.: A. Prong, children's wear,
muslin and silk underwear, ready to wear,
220 6th av,
Lowenberg Co.; I. Lowenberg, furs, fur
t oats; 1270 U'wyy.
?.OS ANGELES
Ooldsteln A. Hollander; Joe Hollander,
bather good? and luggage; pennedvanla.
Broadway Dopt. Store, .; 11. Gardner
(upstairs), men's furnishings; 77 Madi?
son av.
s. M. Constantin Co.: A. s. Sallolan,
miJse mgr.; Pennsylvania.
LVNUHBFRG. VA.
Wills-Camp Co.; W. G. Wills, elolhlnc
and furnishing uoodsr Pennsylvania.
Quinn-Marshall Co.; W. M. Woodson.
notions. 7:: Leonard Bt.
MA CON. ?A.
The J. N. Neel Co.; J. N Ntvl. clothing.
furnishing goo'l? and hats; Coillngwood.
MIAMI. FLA.
M. Rlppa tfe Son; M. M. Rlppa. men's
and women's furnishing goods; Pennsyl?
vania.
MILWAUKEE
Ilersfcld, Philllpson Co.: Joe Gollusch.
men's antl boys' clothing; 1164 B'way.
Paris Fashion Co.; George B. Schoen,
dresses, coats and sweaters; Llvingsti n &
Cohen. .", W. 29th st.
.Milwaukee Apparel Co ; L. Elsas, robs
silk and cloth dresses; Frank Prohman,
'_"," 6 5th a v.
MINNEAPOLIS
E. E, Atkln.-vm Co.; Mr. Wischmeyer,
f blouses; 10 E. 23d st.
MONTREAL, QUEBEC
Alrays, Ltd.; M. Goldberg, toys. 2(0
j Madison a v.
The Redmond Co., Ltd.; R. S. Coltart,
'urs; Belmont.
MOUNT CARMEL, P.U
Mrs. Lily S. ?'ahn. millinery; Grand.
NAZARETH. PA.
H. Wetterham, women's furnishings;
Breslin.
NEW ORLEANS
i Sehwartz Uros ; II. .1. Schwartz, pieee
goods; 60 Worth st.
OAKLAND. CALIF.
Kahn Bros, r Mrs. Males, muslin under?
wear, infant's wear; 404 4th av., 13th floor.
OSITKOST?, WIS.
Henderson A Hoyt Co.; il. M. Henderson,
mdse. mgr., Pennsylvania.
PEOR?A, ILL.
Block k. Kr-hlr Mr. Morgan, genera!
indse. mgr. : J r*. Elmland, ladies' ready
to wear; Alfred Fantl, 116 W. ;:2rJ st.
PHILADELPHIA
Honen & Bernstein; J. Bernstein, woolen
and trotten piece goods, silks, satins, vel?
vets; Pennsylvania.
M. A. Cohen & Co : M. Cohen, woolen
and cotton piece poods; Pennsylvania.
F. Smith, boys* furnishings; Pennsyl?
vania.
PITTSBURGH
Kaufman X.- Baer i*o. r N, Cohen, jobs
basement coats, dresses; 404 4th av.
Kaufmans; Mrs. D, Guggenheim, no
lions: ]2>;i B'way.
J. S. Iin:tt.nh"ri; & Co.; J. S. Rosenberg-,
woolen piece goods, silks, satins, velvets.
J A. Sed?os, representing; Martinique.
.Lunes B. Haines & Sons Co.; J. B.
Haines jr., cottons, woolen piece -roods,
blankets, comforts, bedding; C. S. Wlsner,
blankets, comforts, bedding: Pennsylvania.
PORTLAND. ORE.
Miner, Calhoun & Johnson C"o. ; G. O.
Miller, general mdse.; 43 Leonard st.
PORTSMOUTH, VA.
Land f'o. , II. Land, i ?presenting; Penn?
sylvania.
A. Bein, coats and suits: 117 AV. r'.rrd st.
PRINCETON, ILL.
Carlson Clothes Shop: A. C. Carlson,
men's clothing and furnishing goods;
Pennsylvania.
PROVIDENCE
J. P. Mourin & Co ; J. P. Mourin. ready
to wear; Hart-Flanagan Co., 253 5th av.
READING, PA.
Wide Awake Shirt Co.; M. Lurle, rr.frs.
work shirts; Pennsylvania.
?Il H MOND, VA.
Friedman ?-. Newman; M. Friedman,
coats and suits: ?" W. *!2d st., 3d floor.
ROCHESTER
Duffy-Powers Co.; Miss Salinsky, up?
stairs sweaters, silk waists: S. Solomni,
I2C1 B'way.
SAN ANTONIO. TEX.
Frost Bros.; W. C. Frost, ladies' ready
to wear; Livingston .*:? Cohen, ;; W. 23th st.
SAN FRANCISCO
Raphael, Wein & Co.; II. Lazarus, wash
goods, flannels; is L". 26th st.
Holm <v Nathan r H. S. Nathan, mdse
niL-r., millinery, silks, satins, velvets, rib?
bons, trimmings, fancy braid", etc.; 621
B'way, care White.
ST. LOUIS
Stix, Baer <v. Fuller. M. I : Joel, cotton
piece goods; 1107 B'way. 6th floor.
ST. LOUIS, MICH.
Boston Store; J. Anspach, g*'n"ral mdse..
Pen nsyl? ania.
hfirschfield Skirt Co.' 1-;. Hirschfleld,
mdse. mgr., woolen piece goods, silk--*,
satina, velvets;. 1182 B'way.
Ely-Walker D. ?;. Co.; E. H. Warner.
gloves; Oii Worth st., care Krone.
TAUNTON, MASS.
Taunton Sample Shop; W. J. Dana,
men's clothing, dry goods, Pennsylvania.
WASHINGTON
Lansburgh ?- Uro. ; N. J, Scmon, repre?
senting; Max Hirsch, cotton piece goods,
RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
7fTiere ererystep is* ?? ?Ssru'/e "
<"jiN the streets, along the beach or on the world?
ly famous Boardwalk, everv where in fact, a spirit
V- of happiness is reflected in countless ?
smiling connlrnances.
The Autumn sun extends a cordial welcome
in its bright cheering rays and the fresh
sea breezes waft comfort and refreshment.
Every form of pleasing and healthful
outdoor recreation is provided?
GOLF, TENNIS, MOTORING,
FISHING, BOATING, SAILING, etc.
TII??
Always Open. Pii<
(All are Al
l.ICAIHM
ne. Wire or Write for ?r
icrican Plan untesi oth
HOI'NI?H
forro mien, Ilute? Pfe.
MarlboroaKh-Bliohiim
.U?. an,I F.u. Plan?
JoaiahWhileASolisCo
The Breakers
Amer, sud Eu. l'Un?
Joel llillm.n, IVod.
Alumac Hotel
Amer. ??,) Eu. Plum
Mori Lat? Co.
Hotel SL Charles
KiUiiri] K. Groascup
Trust?
hotel Dennis
Walter j. Batbj
Rit-'-Cnrlton
Knr Plan ?nl-r
Rllr. Itentnvran?
The Sl?'?lburne
KuropenD I'!.,..
J Weiiel, Mgr.
Hol?l Sfr.ind
I-. II. Off .in.)
II.
tifie noted
The Ambassador
Kn. Plan -A la Cart?
and Table d'Holo
Galen hall
Cairn Hall Co.
Hotel Chelsei
J. B.Thompson & C?.
Seaside Mouse
K.P. Cook's Sooa
The Holmhurst
A. II. Darnell
Hotel Morton
Hell X. Ope, Owners
The Wiltshire
Hotel BriKhton Sornuel EllU.Owni
and Casino s?- J- Colliua, Mgr
Three hours from Ne?v York via Central It. K. of N J.,
Stations Liberty St. and 23rd St.. or via I'enna. P.. R. from
Penna. Station. Through Pullman service. Consult local
ticket agents for further information.
NEW ENGLAND
Tour New England
MOTOR OVER BULL HI ILL ISOAD
WAYS. BREATHE TONIC AIR, VIEW
EVER CHANGING SCENES, ?sUB
SI MMERS GREEN T< RN TO AU?
TUMN'S SCARLET AND GOLD. ENJOY
NEW ENGLAND AT IT.-* BUST.
AND AITIilt THE LAV'S RUN
QUAINT WAYSIDE INNS. MODERN
CITY HOI ELS OR FAMOUS RESORTS
AWAIT YOU.
Send for free Illustrated Road Map
In colors. "New Knglatid Tours"
published by ?he NEW ENGLAND
HOTEL ASSOCIATION,
over two hundred of the
a cd resorts.
WILLIAM M. KIMBALL, S
Draper Hotel, Northampti
PKNNSYLV \Ml
? mmmB?mamJ??m^M?^nmE?fn^nmmnr>m?mam ??? ?
WERNERSVILLE.PA.
Physical Comfort.
Coi-f. Music.Or/Air
Beautiful Scenery.
Baths Massage.
Hydnatic Department.
Peservations for September
and Octobe* shouUnci be ?jel?yed.
"Snoutm Piau-ujh Tuen Niw Yokx i Pi?.*.
HtPWAPDM.WlNG
MANAGE?
Fi-SS?ffi?S.
T.ONO ?BLAND
.Bri*nrfTmr?*i?JiaW"rH ?Tit?"??"""Ml
?ARDEN CITY. LONG ISLAND.
An exclusive American plan bote) with si
a la carie restaurant tur motorista.
ExceJiint 18-Hoie Golf Coarse for Gaeit*.
F'etiuent electric- trains from Penn. Station.
J. J. I.ANNTN CO.. Props.
ll?JWtrillirsilil?Jriniiia^tr?lt?lMKli?e'-----tr-'-l,TJTmV1Hfi
THE NASSAU"
Long Beach
Will Remain Open AH Winter
SPECIAL RATES FOR PERMA
NENT GUESTS
i__??--??-?^
TRAVEL
CLARK'S llth ORIENT CRUSSE
\- sumptuous S. S. Emprtwa of Scotland, :".?".ooo ]
- , , t.,r.s. !-i tsj-s In Kcypt and Palestine, etc. i
F 11 4 10?C : 6; da>s $61)0 up. Includiug Shura
I- ? ,, .,- . i-i.'.-?-. i 0.7. .:..
r> ? . t CLARK Tlq?M Mulldiiv? .No?' Y or*
I
silk? satins, velvets; caro Weill *. Hart
man, 12*" W. 33d ?t.
N. Horn, merchant tailor; Herald Squar?.
WILSON, N. C.
C. Ony, hats and enps; Imperial.
WORf KSTI',11, MASH.
Louise Shop; Miss Mourin, ready to1
war; Hart-I-Tanagan Co., -"?'? 5th av.
Mom u s to Resume Her
Sailings to New Orleans
?:
i Morgan Lin?*"* Vr?scl Will Help j
Southern Pacific Arcommo
ilaip More Passengers
The withdrawal from Bervi-*!? last
May of the Southern racine steamer
i Momas for conversion into an oi!
borner resulted in -i redaction in the
: number of sailings of the Morgan Line.
; Ar- n consequence, many pn<;r>r.nf-rrrs,
; according to the line's statement, hat!
to be turned ?iwr.y.
The Momus now has been restored to
service, arid regular weekly sa?rners in
each direction between New York and
New Orleans will be resumed October
I, I,. J. Spence, director of traffic of
tho Southern Pacific lines, said yester?
day. The Bailings will be on Saturdays
; from New York and on Wednesdays
from Xt-rv Orleans.
Southern Cross Delivered
The nn.vr steamship Southern Cross,
built by the Shipping Heard and alio- '
cated to the Munson Line, arrived here '
yesterday from the yards of her build?
ers, the New Yor\ Shipbuild ntr Cor?
poration fit Can den, X. J. The new
vessel will be used by the Munson
ooB?i
Lines in the New York and
Armencan trade.
A party of guest? taken frfm ,.
York to Camden \,v Frank C u '"?
president of the ?ine ^ad)>' ?"Jnion
on tim vessel to this port ?- tri
augmented by other? from I
and Washington. H_
After arriving oft Sandy Hook
?Wtlrfi
ister from Uruguay to ??.?,
Ernesto C. Perez, Consul <3-* '?01
the Argentini , Jo Rich?in? ? ?*
I.obo ami Henry Sh<
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Adriatic ) To Chorboin ? ?1-:. ??? ? 2 ."? t ""
Olympia S Southampton ) Od 15 Not. 5 Dei 10
'></>!? "I To I Oct. 1 Oct. ?0 Not.:
r;nu e j Liverpool ". O--,. :;J >()T. 19 DoC
Nmv York anrl Boston?Azorei,
Gibraltar, NaplBS and (?enoa.
'Canopie.li A. M Sept. 30
'Also calls at Madeira an-.i Lisbon.
Crelic. .II A. M. Oct. :i
?\rab c. .11 A. it Nov. 3 Dec 6
NKVV TORK, kPLES, GENOA.
Gothland (3d da? i .;. r 'l. Nov. 10
:? Star Line
?W/ffnd 1 pu?,outh
hreo-nlar.fi j 1 '?...,._
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f-'a-nlcnrf (3d class omyl. .Oct
oncfttirio 1 Hamburg r.
nvanl'.c. f- anrl J
inti?ira"i(io J Danzir? J_
Dec. 15
?ie.?i,a Co.
International Merrant
120 Steamers?1.3OO.PO0 ! 7
0 Bromiwaj, N. Y.. or 1 oc:ii A/tents
Passenger & Freight'
crvices from New York.
CHERBOURG AND SOUTHAMPTON
A(|1H'.VM.V .Oct. 1 Oct. 23 Xot. 1*
CARMAMA . Oct. 11 Nov. .'. Dec. 3
BERENGARIA .... Oct. 20
LIVBRP? "~>-,
ALBANIA (new)..Sept. 29 Ort. 2!) Per. 10
EMPRESS of IN'DIA.Oct. 1
SCY'THl V (new).Oct. 13 Nov. 12 Deo. 21
CARMANIA .Deo. 31
PL* MOUTH AND KAM B?RO
S.WONI \ .Oct. 29 I>ec. 13
LONDONDERRY AND Gl A.SGOW
ALGERIA . Oct. I Nov. 13 Dec. 21
COl.FMBIA .(><;. R Nov. 5 Dec. 10
CAMEKON'IA (new).Oct. 22-?
ASSYRIA .'.)<?. 2!) Dec. 3 .Ian. i
NEW BEDFORD. IIORTA, ANORA, ST.
MICHAELS, LISBON, GIBRALTAR, PA
TRAS. DUBROVNIK, TRIESTE, EIUMK
CALABRIA .Oct. 13
LON1
PANNONIA
V1?O. GIBRALTAR, N
DUBROVNIK, TRIE
ITALIA .
Canard ami Anchor St
25 llrnudnxi , N
Oct. 22
r" PATRAH,
FIUM ES
.Oct. 29
??hip Lines,
The new Transatlantic Liner de Ute,
S?S. S. PAR? S? Power]
Sailing Oct. 5
NEW YORK-HAVRE?PAR?S
Lafayette.. .Sept. 26 1 Chicago Oct. 12
La Lorraine. Oct. 1 I France Oct. 1.1
Rochambcau. .Oct I I La Ti--i>ir Oct. 10
Paris.Oct. 5 I Leopoii.'in-v Oct. 20
NEW ^OI?I? ? \ IUO-?HAVRE
KOI SSI I ION .Oct. ! 1
LA BOLKDONNAIS.Oct. 25
TOURS IN ALGIERS & MOROCCO
Snilinjrs from Bordeaux or Miirsrillps
Three and 1'iiiir Woeli Motor Trips
Write tor iiilerehting- descriptive literature,
(?lll'ANV* OFFICE, 19 STATE ST., S. \.
p.)
R ingroon Cal 11
IM in Screw ? ? ramen
S. S. < iiy of I.ucknow Oi-t 1?
S. S. City of Valencia . N?\. 1;
All Outside ;;,.,.
First und Second ( lass l'a -.-nrers
Special Missionar- ({eduction
For intes of passage, ol .. -1
uuy&c<i
2* Beaver St NVW Tork r-.v
On As'?, for E?trmtn &, liurfcrulj S.S." Cn Ud
^ ? v39*^| * s [1**.; , ? d I
New York?Albany?Troy
$3.50 $6.00
fine Wav Bound Trip
Daily s?:?]ri?T9 from Pier 33, S'. lt..
f ,-,1 Canal ." ?? -7 days. 8 P. M .
iys at 9 P. M . West 132 I st-, half
. ir later O? IECT RAIL CON N
TIONS \T ALBANY to all 1 1 1
'. jr-t M. E ?? :, id W est. Phone 1 lanal
Express Freight Service. Autos Carried
Hudson navigation company
MIDDLETON S. BOIJI.AM) and
JAMES A. EMERSON, Receivers
Worcester. J4.92. Providence direct. Jl.3?k
Sta.terooir.3 |1 b2. J?.41 ami fi.ti.
Delly A- Sunday?':.:') 1? M. Standard Tim?
From Lier 19, K. R. Phone .?T,o<> Beekr
lu-'.et? at I'll.? ,..- ? . - -cI..lu.-rl Office?.
a
?S^ lift-, ; '"r-j- j.^
NEV/ YORK TO EUROPE
Sailings from Pier 74, ;???':?. .),, .V. ,1
S. 5. CeO. IVI . ?T.trut
(Piers i .:- | xctpki,
IM.VMOUTH?C H UIllitM lit,?LKEJIEa
AMERICA:
? Sert. 28?Not. 1?Not. a
GEORGE WASHINGTON
? i-OtcJI
Pla?MOrTH?not LOONB?laONDOl
,\>u- Luxui ? :.. Comfortable
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CEN [*ENN IA1
Or?. ?1?Not, IS?Hm.u
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Oct. ! **-tf. !< 0* t?
?Sailing 1 P. M ? .,- Us?
BREMEN?DANZIG
POTOMAC -.p!. .>? v., ;,?n*, <?
HUDS? in Oct. 1.1 Dec. 3
PRINCESS MAT
UNITED STATES LINES
45 Broadway 2050 WliittW
Moore & MrOtrin?-,!. Company, liir.
?tittsivfit Rteamsliip Company, luo,
I nitt-tl \?ncricaii Linea, Im*.
METROPOLITAN LINE
THROUGH : Hi * UK? ODCAXAIi
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NEW YORK and ALBANY
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All through rn.ll ticket? bt:???8 *
To* k and A:bnn> accepted. targ
Unnner?l*;**! ut Albany ?Hit >?*
Central and D. & II. Railroad?.
?KI.M?HTI'I I. ONU DAT Ulli?3
Telephone Cs-ial i**-?9.
D HudsonT Rl**"-*'!
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CENTRAL Hl OSOS I IV* ^
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