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Ra?l Priorities
Cut Exports on
N.Y. Ship lines
Revhul in Trafific Blocked
by Delays in Deliveries;
Steamship Men Seek Cargo
in Grain From Montreal
Surplus of Shipping Here
Tessels Bringing Coal Look?
ing for Return Trade;
Canadian Rates Greater
The slight revival in ocean traffic,
which started las?, month, has been
blocked by delays in railroad deliver?
ies of export shipments, inquiries
among steamship men revealed yes?
terday. Priority for coal on the rail
lines has worked to the disadvantage
of other business, with the result that
many of the ships sailing from New
York and other North Atlantic ports
are compelled to sail with diminished
cargoes.
The grain trade has felt the handi?
cap more seriously than other indus?
tries, with the result that officiais of
some of the lines recently have been
looking into the advisability of switch?
ing boats to Montreal and other Can?
adian ports, though the season there
is drawing to a close.
The Canadian Pacific and Grand Trtink
railroads are booked lull with gi*ain
shipments until November, while the
car shortage in this country is hamper?
ing shipments to New York and other
North Atlantic ports, H. A. Pender,
fenera! traffic manager for Moore &
icCormack, reported yesterday upon
his return from a trip to Montreal.
Mr. Pender went north in an effort
to arrange for grain shipments to St.
John, N. B., to connect with the
Moore & McCormack boats to that
port for Ireland. He said that rail?
way congestion made his journey fruit
loss.
The Canadian railroads hesitate to
?end grain cars to the United States,
he said, because of the difficulty in get?
ting them returned. They now have
30,000 cars in this country, which they
are unable to cali back. Elevators at
Montreal are working day and night
and are handling about 20,000,000
bushels of grain a month, he reported.
It was said that the prevailing grain
rate from Montreal to Ireland was 3
shillings 6d. a cjuarter, compared with
2 shillings 6d. from New York. The dis?
parity is due to the lack of steamers
at Montreal, with the close of the
season near, and to the surplus of
ships in New York which have brought
over coal and face tho prospect of
returning empty.
? 11 an ii ?
Hanscom Expects Better
Pacific Passenger Trade
Passenger traffic on American ships
to the Orient is improving and prom?
ises i rapid increase in the future, ac?
cording to D. J. Hanscom, foreign pas?
senger manager for the Admiral Line,
who arrived in New York yesterday on
O tour of Eastern cities. Mr. Hanscom
has already visited Washington, Balti?
more and Philadelphia, and will shortly
go to Boston and then to interior
points.
Duo to the demand for more frequent
sailings from Seattle, the Admiral
Line in December would begin a sched?
ule of departures every twelve instead
of fourteen days, Mr. Hanscom said.
This will be accomplished by cutting
down the time of the liners in port.
The Admiral Line, operating five of
the "President" ships for the Shipping
Board, faces keen competition from the
Canadian Pacific Company, with its
"Empress" vessels from Vancouver.
The Canadian Pacific is offering an ex?
cellent service, Mr. Hanscom says, but
so far has not seriously cut into the
business of tho Admiral Line, chiefly
because the new Canadian vessels have
not r.hown the speed for which they
were intended. He said that tho Em?
press of Canada, designed for 24 knots,
actually maintained only 19%, while
the Empress of Australia was making
16 knots, compared with 18 before the
war. The American vessels, he added,
had a maintained speed of 17% knots.
m
Rate to Spain Cut
By Steamship Lines
The Spanish-Portuguese conference
has put Into effect a reduction in the
; rate on agricultural implements from
$15 to $10 a ton, it was learned yester
; day. The reason for the cut was not
announced, but it is understood this
was to meet outside competition.
The Far East conference has made
several changes, including advances to
b? made effective on the first of the
; year. The rate on plug and smoking
tobacco has been established at $15
a ton, weight or measurement, to be
increased to $18 on January 1; steam
shovels, $10, to be advanced to $13, and
rubber cement hr_s been fixed at $25 a
ton, not to be changed.
m i -
? School Ship at Algiers
Word was received here yesterday
by the New York State Nautical Com?
mission from Captain John S. Baylis,
commander of the schoolship Newport,
that the vessel had arrived safely in
Algiers. The Newport, with 125 cadets
from this state aboard, is now home
w&rd bound.
Fire Record
A. M. LOSS.
1J:08?211 W. ?1st st.; unknown, .Unknown
1:36?1RS Washington st.; Joseph
Hither.Unknown
S:1S?305 W. .6th et.; Owl Button
Works .Trifling
4:10?2.il Lenox av.; Square Deal
Laundry .Unknown
? :20?14 S3 Bryant av., tho Bronx;
Ethel Prie? .Unknown
10:00?1030 Bryant av.. the Bronx;
-Abbormore Realty Co.Unknown
10:30?3? E. Houston at.; Schlesing &
Sona .Unknown
10:60?153 W. 74th ?t.; unknown,
Unknown
11:10?506 *vV. 117th at.; unknown.Unknown
11:26?62 Willett at.; William Funl
tuno.Trifling
lj:10-?614 E. 136th ?t.; John Rook,
Unknown
12:20?Madison av. and 28th st.; Hotel
Seville.Unknown
lt:20?69 Stanton st.; Bessie Luplnger,
Unknown
12:40?1432 Prospect av., the Bronx;
unknown.T'nknown
1?:??24? E. 46th at.; Jacob-ton Bros.,
Unknown
12:61?17 B. 101st ?t.; Alex Cosner,
Unknown
1:10?64? Flrat av.; John N. Maoleo,
Unknown
1:16?200 W. 84th at.; unknown.Unknown
T:8S?425 West Broadway.Unknown
7:S5?33 Horatio at.; lot...None
1:16?-Front of 601 Eaat l$th ?t.;
auto; unknown ..None
1:30??43 East 10th st.; Millie
Christus rack .Slight
$:4??438 East 10th at.; unknown.SUght
0:20?110th at. and .East River. .Unknown
10:06?434 East 105th at.; George
Carson .Slight
10:16?249 West 2?th st.; auto;
Charlea Bucklar .Unknown
1:69?490 St, Paul's PI., the Bronx;
I. Parola .,.Unknown
fil?S?626 W. 46th st.; unknown.Unknown
S*3f)-?167th at. and Harlem River;
bulkhead of speedway; City of
New York.-.... Unknown
2:49?780 Fox et., the Bronx; rub?
bish ; unknown .Unknown
4:26?158th at. and 12ih av.; auto in
?-araire. Edwin Ran veil.Slight
01 Colles? av., the Bronx;
Mike Deronlno; unknown.Unknown
6:<S0?142? 6th av.; Max Melanee. .Slight
0:40?060 Broadway; Lowenthal &
Coldblum and Hyman Headier.
Unknown
f :?<??lit Croaby at.; Marlon Toy Co.None
?Marine Reports
THE TIDES
High water Low water
AM I'M AM PM
Sandy Hook. 7:89 7:5!? 1.33 1:5?
Governor's Island. SOS ?-SO J:08 2:33
Hell Gate. 9:5* 10:20 4:18 4.3s
Winde at Sen To-day
Eatit Oulf?Mod?r?t, to freeh e*?t and
?routhenet and weather overcast, probably
i.if';il ralno.
3\'m( Oulf?Preeh ea?t and southeast
and weather overcast and Bhowery.
Caribbean Sea an?! Windward Passage?
Ma?l??rate ?o fresh, mostly southeast, and
weather partly overcast, probably local
rali tv.
North of Bandy Hook?Moderate to
freah north and northeast and weather
ovoroast.
Sandy Hook to Hattera??Moderate to
frrsl? southwest and west, becoming vari?
able over north poiilon and weather gen?
erally fair.
Batieras to Florida 5tre.lt?.?Moderate
easterly and weather partly overcast, prob?
ably local rain? over south portion.
Arrived Yesterday
Port Victoria (Br). Bermuda Oct 8; to
Fumes? Bermuda Line, with 225 pass,
malls and mdse; Tier 95, N R.
Satanta (Br). Tampico Sept 25: to
Standard Transportation Co, with crude
oil; off Tompklnsvllle. S I.
Blair, Cardiff Sept 19 : to A Blake & Co,
with coal (6,630 tona); Pier 1, N R.
Chicago City (Br), Bristol Sept 12,
Swansea 38; to Charles Hill & Son?, with
mdse; Pier ?9, N R.
Chattanooga City, Seattle Aur 22. Van?
couver 30, Portland, Ore, Sept 7, San
Francisco 13, Los Angeles 3 5, Cristobal 27;
to Isthmian S S Line, with mdse; Pier
26. N R.
Londonler (Belg), Antwerp Bept 14: to
Lloyd Royal Beige, with 4 pasa and mdse;
Pier 7, Communlpnw, N J.
Motor sehr Ilaabot (Br), St Johns, N F,
Sept 27; to Babco?-k. McLeod & Co. with
cod oil; Bayonne. N J.
Rockaway Park, Newcastle, Eng, Sept 6,
Providence Oct 3; to Huequehanna S 8 Co,
with mdse: Pier 39, B'klyn.
La Touralne (Fr), Havre Sept 20: to
Compagnie Generale Transatlantique, with
353 cabin, 116 third class pass, malla and
mdse; Pier 74. N R.
Apache, Jacksonville and Charleston; to
Clyde S 8 Co, with pass and mdse; Pier
36. N R.
Chlckasaw, West Hartlepool Sept 21; to
Kerr S S Lines, with coal (6,914 tons);
Astoria, L 1.
Santa Theresa (Br), Cardenas Sept 30;
to American & Cuban S S Lino, with
supsr; National Refinery, Yon kern, N Y.
Mctapan, Port Antonio Sept 21, Santa
Maria 26, Cristobal 2S. Kingston 30; to
Urlted Fruit Co, wltli 73 pass, mails and
indue; Pier 3 5, ER.
John Worthington. Sabine: to R S Hague,
with oil; Pier 6, Constable Hook. N J.
J A MolYett Jr, Texas City; to R 8
Ha pue, with oil; Pier 5, Constable Hook.
Oulf of Mexico. Port Arthur Sept 2S;
to Gulf Retiring Co, with oil; Bayonne. N J.
Bequoya (Br), Nyborg; to Standard Oil
Co; oft Tompklnsvllle, SI.
Itoanoke, Port Lobos Sept 29; to Texas
Co. with oll; Bergen Point. N J.
Hamilton, Norfolk Oct 4; to Old Domin?
ion Transportation Co, with pass and
mdse; Pier 31, N R.
Fugi Maru (Jap), Immlngham; to Har
rlss-Maglll, ?vllh mdse; Astoria, L I.
Truro City (Br.),. Philadelphia Oct 4; to
U S Navigation Co, with indse; Stable
ton. S I.
President Roosevelt, Bremen Sept 27,
Southampton and Queenstown ?8; to
U 8 Lines, with pass, malls and mdse;
Pier 3, Hoboken.
Norfolk, Boston.
Sailed liesterday
Alblstan (Ban). St John, N B; Howlck
Hall, Vancouver; Chicago (Fr). Havre;
?Mongolia, Hamburg; Bristol City (Br),
j Bristol; J^enapo, Jacksonville and Charles?
ton; Lnconda (Br), Liverpool; Caronia
I (Br), Hamburg; United States (Dan),
?Copenhagen; Wuerttemberg (Ger), Ham?
burg; Wekika, Bristol; Tuscanstar (Br),
?Seattle; Themietocles (Ork), Piraeus;
i Morro Castle, Havana; City of St Louis,
Savarnah; Freeman, Norfolk; Colon,
Cristobal; Bantu Rosa, Cristobal; Sarpfos
(Nor), Tampico; Ellsha Walker, Tampico;
I Agwlsun, Port Lobos; Governor John Lind,
| San Juan; Hellas (Nor), Puerto Mexico;
! Fretda, Sabine; Corna (Dt), Laguayra;
Maple, Philadelphia; sehr Dorothy, Nor?
folk.
Cleared
Morro Castle, Blackadder; Havana and
Propres??; N Y ?& Cuba Mall S S Co.
Carnegie (Sw). Johansson; 50 miles off
Nantucket; Chesebro Bros & Bobbins.
West Humhaw, Stlrrat; Angra and Fun
cha!; A H B?ill & Co.
Carna (Dt), School; Puerto Plata;
Punch, Edye & Co.
Tccumseh (Br), Henderson; Piraeus and
Sal?nica via Beaumont; Standard Trans?
portation Co.
Colon, Haynes; Puerto Prince and Cris?
tobal; Panama R R Co.
Cayo Mamb?, Smith; Guantanamo and
Santiago; Atlantic Fruit Co.
Ellsha Walker, Prager; Tampico; Huas?
teca Petroleum Co.
Osga S (Dan), Hansen; Nassau; N Y
& Cuba Mail S S Co.
Manchloneal (Nor), Von der Fehr; San?
tiago and Kingston; United Fruit Co.
Sch William Melbourne (Br), Bill; La
Havre; J F Whitney & Co.
Sch Don Parsons (Br), Card; Windsor;
J F Whitney & Co.
Agwlsun, Gronll; Port Lobos; N Y &
Cuba Mail S S Co.
Hovland (Nor), Narvessen; Kristiania-,
Benham & Boyesen.
Anaconda, Jones; Antwerp to Philadel?
phia; Black Diamond S S Co.
Bge Andrew McDonald, Nickelson;
Windsor; J F Whltn??y <& Co.
Abna Maorsk (Dan), Anderson; Kong
port, lsbrandtsen; M?ller & Co.
Port Hacking (Br), Jolly; Fremantle
and Adelaide; Punch, Edye & Co.
Rosalind (Br). James; Halifax and St
John's; Bo wring & Co.
Choyo Maru (Jap), Suzlkl; Yokohama
and Kobo via Norfolk and Panama Canal;
Toyo Klsen Kalsha.
Delaware, Robinson; Portland; Eastern
S S Co.
Belfast, MeCormick; Boston; Eastern S
S Co.
J A Moffett Jr. Tucker; Texa? City;
Robert L Hague.
Teresa (It), Ragusln; New Orleans;
Phrlps Bros.
City of St Louis, Johnson; Savannah;
Ocean 3 S Co.
Norwalk, Crowell; Boston; Eastern S
S Co.
Frank Lynch, Gray, San Francisco;
master.
Maple, Johnson; Philadelphia; Halschaw
S S Co.
Lena Luckenbach, Bown; Boston; Luck
enbach S s Co.
Ossabaw, Smith; Mobile and Tampa:
Mai lory S S Co.
Marne, King; New Orleans; 33arber 8
S Lines.
E T Bedford, Snow; Baton Rouee; Rob?
ert L Hague,
Munargo, Loren; Nassau and Antllla;
Munson S S Lines.
* Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day
Susqoehanna, Bremen Sept 25; to United
States Lines with mails; Is expected to
dock at Pier 1, Hoboken.
Mexico. Progroso Sept 30; to N T ft Cuba
Mall S 8 Co with mails; is expected to dock
forenoon at Pier 14, E R (Wall st).
San Jacinto, Gulveston Sept 30; to Mal
lory Line; In expected to dock at Pier 38,
N R (Charlion st).
Carmania (Br), Liverpool Sept 28; to
Cunard Line; will dock about 8:30 p m at
Pier 64. N R (West 14th st).
Dne To-morrow
Stockholm (8w), Gothenburg- Sept 26; to
Swedish-American Line with malls; Is ex?
pected to doclt S a in at Pier 97, N R
(West 57th et). *
Hanover (Ger). Bremen Sept 23; to
North German Lioyd Line with malls; is |
expected to dock forenoon at foot of eth I
et. Hoboken.
Pocone (Braz), Rio d. Janeiro Sept-38; !
to Lloyd Brazlllero Line with malls; 3s ex- !
pected to dock forenoon at Pier ?, Bush
Docks, B'klyn.
General W C Gorgaa. Port au Prlne.
Oot 2; to Panama R R 8 8 Co with mails- !
is expected to dock forenoon at Pier 6* I
N R (West 25th st).
Pue Sunday
Finland (Br), Antwerp Sept 28; to Red
Star Line with malls; is expected to dock
forenoon at Pier 61. N R (West 20th at).
Adriatic (Br), Southampton Sept 80; to
White 8tar Line with malls: is expected to
dock afternoon at Pier 69, N R (West
16th st).
Belvidere (It), Naples Sept 20; to Phelps
Bros with malla; is expected to dock fore?
noon at Plor 7, Bush Docks, B'klyn.
Ulua (Br). Port Limon Oct 1; to United
Fruit Co with malls; Is expected to dock
afternoon at Pier 15, E R (Maiden Lane).
Doe Monday
Vessel. Port. Ajr-ency.
Orbit?, Southampton. Sept 29.
Royal Mall Steam Packet
Ponce, San Juan, Oct 4.
NT* Porto Rico Line
Zulla, Curacao, Oct 1. Red D Line
Fort St Oeorge, Bermuda, Oct 7.
Fumes?, Withy ft C?
One T*ue?Kl?jr
Berengarla, Southampton. Oct 2.
Cunard Lin?
Olympic, Southampton, Oct 4.
White Star Un?
President Oarfleld, London, Sept 80.
U S Lines
Canopic, Liverpool, Sept SO.White Star Lin?
La Lorraine, Havre, Oct 1... .French Lin?
Orizaba, Havana, Oct 10.Ward Lin?
Manchuria, Hamburg. Sept 30.
American Lina
General O H Ernst, Pt au Prince. Oct 6.
Panama Una
Ova Wednesday
Manuel Calvo, Cadiz, Sept 30. .Luis Llanso
Taormlna, Genoa, Sept 28.
JtalU-Aaaerlca Shipping Corp
Freight Ships Due
Du? To-day
Capillo, Buenos Ayr??, s*pl 3.
Munson Un??
Cra?K?r Hall, ?qulqul. Sept 11.
Isthmian Linea
Vulcan City. Shield?, Sept 18.
U S Navigation Co
Parisiana, London, Sept 18., Fumes?-Wtlhy
Villa d'Oran, Leghorn, Sept 15.
Algerian-American Lin?
Drotnore Castle, Cap? Town, Sept 4.
Norton. Lilly A Co
Editor, Havre, Sept 16. .Cosmopolitan Line?
Edward Luckenbaeh, Seattle, Sept 16.
Luckenbach Line?
Barbadian, London, 8ept Sl.Whlto Star Line
Tiger. San Pedro. Sept 10 via Boston.
Houlder, Weir ft Boyd
Independence Hall, Rotterdam, fiept 22,
Cosmopolitan Line
Joseph Seep, Rotterdam, Sept 21.
UoDort L Hagu?
Osbo, Santos, Sept 6, via Boston,
Inter Freighting Corp
Dae To-morrow
Wlnona, Fatras. Sept 1?_Export S S Co
Soncvand, Buenos Ayres, Sept 5.
S O Stray S S Corp
Julia LucUenbsch, Everett, Sept 17.
Luckenbach, Line?
Due Monday
Mar Negro, Huelva, Sept 23.Kerr Line
Melville Dollar. Coion, Sept 28..Dollar Line?
Chattanooga City, Colon, Sept 28.
Isthmian Line?
Mlnnesotan, Colon, Oct 1_Unit Am Lines
Dakotan, Boston, Oct 7.Unit Am Line?
Due Monday
Mercian, Liverpool, Sept 26.
International .Mercantile Marine
Chiokasaw City, Hartlepool, Sept 20.
Kerr Line
Kerhonkson. Ardrossan, Sept 23.
Moore St MoCormack Co
Albert Jcffresa, Colon, Sept 30.
Luckenbach Lines
Due Tuesday
Hog Island. Alexandria, Sept 36.
Export 8 8 Co
Verbanta, London, Sept 27. .. .Cunard Line
Santa Olivia, Rio de Janeiro, Sept 23.
Norton, Lilly ?fc Co
Due Wednesday
Eastern Knight, Honolulu, Sept 11,
Barber Lines
Blossom Heath, Barry, Sept 27..Kerr Lin?
Due Thursday
Storm King, Rotterdam. Sept 23.
Black Diamond Line
Federica, Trieste, Sept 20.Phelps Bros
Radnor, Immlngham, Sept 27..Barber Line?
Cabo, Barcelona. Sept 27.Ybarra Line
Melssonler, Almer?a, Sept 28.
Lamport & Holt Line
Outgoing Steamships
NOTE.?Mail information will bo found
on Travel Pago, eighth column.
Sail To-day
Vessel. Port. Sail. Pior.
Cragness, Hamburg, 12 M.44, B'klyn
Munargo. Nassau, 12 M. 9, E R
Bogota. Kingston, 2 PM.44, N R
Rolf, Santiago, 1 PM.15, B'klyn
Lake Elmhurst, Havana, 11 AM..,10, B'klyn
Norma, San Juan, 12 M. 7, NR
Manchioneal, Santiago. 12 M. . . . . . 9, N R
Sail To-morrow
Majestic. Southampton, 1 PM.59, N R
Cameronla, Glasgow, 12 M.64, N R
Ryndam, Rotterdam,11 AM..6th at, Hoboken
Oiullo Cesare, Naples, 1 PM.97, N R
Danto Alighieri. Naples, 10 AM.... 26, NR
Gothland, Antwerp, 12 M.61, N R
America, Bremen. 11 AM.4, Hoboken
Cedrio. Liverpool, IK M.6C, N R
Pennsylvanian, Seattle, 1 PM.
G, Bush Docks, B'klyn
Valacla, London, 12 M.64, NR
Truro City, Liverpool. 12 M.44, B'klyn
Saugun, Constantinople, 3 PM. , .23, B'klyn
Philadelphia, La Guayra, 12 M_,. 11, B'klyn
Iroquois, Turks Isle, 12 M.34, B'klyn
Qlond?la, Nuevltas. 12 M. !), N R
Edith, Ban Juan, 12 M.27, B'klyn
Apache, Jacksonville, 12 M.30, N R
Fort Victoria. Bermuda, 11 AM_96. N R
Vasar!, Buenos Ayres, 11 AM .. 14, Hoboken
Slboney. Havana, 11 AM.14, B R
San Lorenzo, San Juan, 12 M... .35. B'klyn
Ebro, Valparaiso. 12 M.42, NR
Calamares, Port Limon, 12 M. 9, N R
Zacapa. Santiago. 11 AM. 9, N R
Sail Monday
Edgehill. Rotterdam, 12 M.?
4, Army Base, B'klyn
Sail Tuesday
Constantinople, Constantinople. S PM.
22, B'klyn
Clan Kennedy, Cape Town, 3 PM.
38, B'klyn
West Insklp, Antwerp, 12 M.
4, Army Base, B'klyn
Startrnore, Leith, 12 M.32,?B'klyn
City of Lucknow, Calcutta, 4 PM,
2, Bush Docks, B'klyn
Craster Hall, Valparaiso, 12 M.
29thst, B'klyn
Santa Theresa, Havana, 1 PM_63, N R
Munsotno, Vera Cruz, 12 M. 9, B R
Maraval, Grenada, 1 PM.24, B'klyn
Sail Wednesday
President Polk, London, 1 PM. .4, Hoboken
Maine. London, 12 M.58. N R
La Touralne, Havre, 11 AM.67, ? R
Hanover, Bremen, 1 PM.. .6th st, Hoboken
Idaho, Antwerp, 12 M.._7th st, Hoboken
Metapan, Kingston, 12 M. 9, N R
Guiana, St Thomas, 1 PM.47, N R
Reports by Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SHIPMASTERS
The Tribuno publishes daily report?
of the positions of merchant vessels re?
ceived through the Independent Wire?
less Corporation and the Radio Corpo?
ration of America. Shipmasters of
vessels with radio apparatus may, with?
out charge, report their (TR) noon
positions through the following com?
mercial radio stations in the United
States proper. It is Important that
these reports should be sent promptly
at noon each day In order that they
may be received in time for publication.
Position reports can also be sent
through the stations of the Independent
Wireless Telegraph Company, Inc., New
York City (-WCG), Babylon, L. I.
(WSE), East Hampton, L. I, (WSA),
New London, Conn. (WST).
No charge made for medical or
surgical advice, latest news and weather
reports.
The Radio Corporation of America
will receive position reports through
the following stations; Cape Cod
(WCC), Slasconset, Mass. (WSC), New
London, Conn. (WLC), Cape May. New
York City (WNY).
Medical and surgical advice will be
givon free through the Radio Corpora?
tion of America by the U. 8. Public
Health Service.
City Island
Bound South?Rosalind (Br), Bt John's,
N F, and Halifax, for New York, to Bow
ring St Co, with 126 pass and rndse; schrs
Maid of Bcotland (Br), Windsor for New
York, with lumber to Sherman Lumber
Co; Jean F Anderson (Br), Halifax for
New York, with lumber to Homan & Pud
dlngton; DUBtln G Cressey, Port Chester
for New York, to J A Elliott & Co.
Bound East?Schrs Helena- New York
for Nantucket; Peter A Mclntyre (Br),
Port Reading for St John; Wm Blsbee,
Port Reading for a port In Maine (latter
anchored).
Sailed?Sehr Lincoln (from Jersey City),
Boothbay.
By Independent Wireless
Tel. Co., Inc.
(Distance? in miles, position at noon
unless otherwise specified.)
Agwisun left New York 6 PM Oct 6 bound
Tecomate.
American Legion 370 SE Ambrose Oct 6.
Apache 24 N Diamond Shoals Oct 4.
Beatrice passed Cape Henry Oct 4.
Bolivar 832 8 by E Scotland Oct 4.
Cornelia 205 N San Juan Sept 4.
Daperata 32 NE Jupiter Oct 4 bound Rot?
terdam.
Edgefleld 172 SB Nantucket Oct 6.
Oulfland 394 S Nantucket Oct 6.
Helen ?at 21 02 Ion 67 66 Oct 4.
Huron left Macoria 2:30 PM Oct 4 for
Sanchez.
Hastings 85 from Providence Oct 6 bound
Providence.
Henry D Whlton 12 E Nantuoket Oct 6.
Joseph Peep 125 E Ambrose Oct 6 bound
New York.
Lightburne 136 RW Bretton Reef Oct 6.
Monmouth 311 NE Capo Henry Oct 6.
Mlnnesotan 475 N Colon Oct 4.
Minnequa 695 .-3 Cape Henry Oct 4 bound
Barcelona.
Mohawk 1? N Diamond Shoals Oct 4,
Martinique 1,224 S Scotland Oct ?.
Nantucket 12 SW Fire Island Oct 5.
Ormldale 20 SW Block Island Oct 6.
Orklld 200 SB New York 4 PM Oet 4.
Porto Rico 169 N San Juan Oct 4.
Ponco left San Juan Oct 4.
Roanoke 265 8 Ambrose Oct 4.
Semin?lo 300 SE Sandy Hook Oct 4.
Sagua 178 N San Juan Oct i.
Susquehanna 614 E Ambrose Oct 4 bound
New York.
Tar.amo 178 X San Juan Oet 4.
Wm Rockefeller left Balboa 4 PM Oct 4.
West Helix 520 NE Capo Henry Oct 5.
Radio Corp. of America
(Positions are at noon, distances In miles?,
unless stated otherwise.)
Ajrwtmex 125 SSW Barnegat Oct 6.
Agiworld 315 8SW Brenton Roof Oci B.
Anna 400 E Cape May 8am Oct. t.
Ario 225 W Havana Oct. 4.
Bolivar 832 SE Scotland Oct 4.
Blrkenhead 66 N Hktteras Oct S.
Braddock 38 NNE Jupflter Oct 4.
Brave Couor 27 W Frying Pan Oct ?t.
Bristol 51 BW Oayhead Oct 6.
Calgarolite 110 NE Diamond Oct 6.
China Arrow 809 S Ambrose Oct 4.
City of Atlanta 144 N Diamond Oct 5.
Cowanahlnock 300 S Halteras S p m
oct 4. y
Chas M Everest 40 N Diamond Oct 8.
City of Augusta 110 SW Gayhead Oct 6.
Dauperta 3? NE Jupiter Oct 4.
Ed L Doheny pd Key Weat 3pm Oct -i.
El Norte 307 NE Julptir Oct ?.
(?llargo 213 8 Scotland Oct 6,
El Latgo 213 8 Scotland Oct B.
El Valle 273 S Scotland Oct 6.
Eugene V U Thuyer 455 NE Jutpter Oct 4.
Everett 30 SW Nantucket Oct ?.
Franklin K Lane IJ N Jupiter Oct 4.
Frederick Ewlnr, 37 8 Fowey nor* Oet 4.
Geo H Jones 286 WBW Key West Oct 4.
G Harrison Smith 943 8 Ambrose Oct 4.
Glcmldg? 161 E Csjje Henry Oct 5.
Gulf Stream 116 Nft Jupiter Oct 4.
Hannover 434 E Ambrose Oct 6.
Hastings S6 from Providence Oct 6.
Henry D Wlilten 12 E Nantucket Oct B.
Hem 165 B Ambrose Oct 5,
Howlck Hall abeam Ambrose Oct 5,
Independence Hall 602 Ambrose Oct 5.
Irishman 70 NE Nantucket Oct S.
John D Arehlhold 630 S Ambrose Oct 8.
John 1) Rockefeller 120 NW by N Tortu?
gas Oct 4.
Jonnncy 64 SSW Northeast Eend Oot 5,
Joseph Beep 125 E Ambrose Oct 5.
Kerhonkson 16(1 E AmbroKe Oet 8.
Knoxvllle City 330 NE Hatteras Oot B.
Maravl 1202 H Nantucket Oct 4.
Mam. albo SRS 0 Scotland Oct 4.
Mayarl 7l>4 8 Scotland Oct 4.
Hanaqul 1050 8 Nantucket Oct 4.
Mlnnesntan 475 N Colon 4pm Oct 4.
Norfolk 38 E Ambrose Oct 6.
Orlta 105 SE Bermuda 30 a m Oct 8.
Orient 633 E Ambrose Oct 6.
Oscar D Bennett 38 N Jupiter Oct 4.
Orbita lat 46 26 Ion 42 18 1470 K Ambrose
Oct 6.
Pannman 615 S Delawar? Breakwater
Oct 4.
Paraguay 60 SW Nantucket Oct 6.
Porto Rico will arr Han Juan lam Oet 8.
President Van Buren 305 E Ambrose Oct B.
Reaper 160 NNR Diamond Oct 5.
Reliance 775 E Ambrose Oct 5.
Robert IC Hopkins 69 W Sand Key Oct 4.
BaMne Fun 183 8 Overfalls Oct B.
San Bruno 641 8 Hcotland Oct 4.
Seaconrett 6 NE Wlnterquarter Oct I.
Sucaresco passing Lookout LV Oct 4.
Kucrose pd Sand Key Oct 4.
Standard 10 N Jupiter Oct 4.
Steel Scientist 321 S Ambrose Oct 8.
Swlftsure 13? W Sand Key Oct 4.
Swlfteaglo R82 S Brenton Reef 8pm Oet 4.
Swift Star 620 N Colon Oct 4.
Texas 89 8 Overfalls Oct 6.
VlctoIIto 65 8W Tortugas Oct 4.
W B Keeno 72 S Wlnterquarter Oct 8.
W C Toagle 246 ESE Gaiveston Oct 4.
West Norranus 136 E Nantucket Oct 5.
Winona lat 33 29 Ion 61 22 Oct 4.
Wien 130 ESE Nantucket Oct 5.
Wm Boyce Thompson 70 8 Cape May Ost 8.
Wm Rockefeller loft Balboa Oct 4.
Wm Burton 110 N Jupiter Oct 4.
Wm H Doheny 2d W Sand Key Oet t.
Wm Green 83 SW Sand Key Oct 4.
Wm Penn 1396 R Ambrose Oct 5.
Welklka 4 NE Five-Fathom Bank Oct 8.
Zulla 1213 8 Scotland Oct 4.
China Arrow 6-12 8 Ambrose 8 PM Sept 6.
Standard 250 3 Diamond Sept 8.
Oscar D Bennett 220 8 Diamond Sept B,
El Almirante 280 SW Diamond Sept 5.
Invinciblo 313 8 Diamond Sept 6.
Frederick Ewlng -178 N Jupiter Sept 6.
Danberaga 3 00 SB Charelstown Sept B.
Meville Dollar 280 8 Ambrose Sept 5.
Editor 537 ENE Ambrose Sept 8.
Affni. 739 E Ambrose Sept ?.
Virginia Limited 15 NE Winter Quarters
Sept 5.
Harold Walker 147 SSW Ambrose Sept 8.
Zulla 958 8 Ambrose Sept 5,
By Cable and Radio
Str Stockholm (Bw), Gothenburg for
New York; to Swedish American Line;
with pass, mails and mdse; reported by
wireless noon yesterday 060 miles E of
Ambrose Lightship; will arrive in Quar?
antine Friday night and dock Saturday
A M at Pier 97 N II.
American Ports
BALTIMORE. Oct 8?Arrived : Borgesfad
(Nor), Tuxpam; BaHIo (Dan), Tampico.
Palled: Borland (Nor), Havana; Mariana,
Norfolk anil Philadelphia; Burgerdljk
(Dut), Rotterdam via Norfolk and Now
port ews.
BOSTON, Oct 5?Arrived: Callisto (Dut),
Hamburg via New York; Llnkmoor (Br),
Grangomouth; Seapool (Br), Methll; Orl
tanl (Br), Port Morant. Jamaica; Macab?
(Br), Preston, Cuba. Sailed: Hesperldes
(Br), New York; Gloria do Lnrrlnaga
(Br), Montreal; Alnmoort (Br), Montreal.
BOSTON, Oct 6?Arrived: Bradford
City (Br), London and Liverpool. Sailed:
River Orontes (Br), New York; Eastern
Swcrd, New York; France Maru (Jap),
Baltimore; Union City (Br), Now York;
Afel, GalvestorJ; West Kebar, Montreal;
Grecian, Norfolk; Blrstol, Norfolk.
MONTREAL, Oct 6?Arrived: Rlverton
(Br). Cardiff; Hindustan (Br), New York;
Eglantier (Br), Philadelphia; Mlllpool
(Br), Rotterdam. Sailed: Tremorvah
(Br), Marseilles; Alderamln (Dt), Genoa;
Trelyon (Br), Melbourne; Hallgrlm (Nor),
Rotterdam; Slnasta (Br), Hamburg.
NEW ORLEANS, Port Bads. La. Oct E?
Arrived: Asian (Br). Colon; John D
Rockefeller, Now York; Rlpon, Nuevltas,
Cuba; Yoro (Hond), Ceiba. Sailed: Hel
goy (Nor), Tampico.; Momus. New York;
Mossella. London; Nordic (Swed), Gothen?
burg; Parlsmlna, Cristobal; Tegucigalpa
(Hond), Cetba.
PANAMA CANAL, Cristobal, Oct 4
Railed: William Rockefeller, Los Angeles;
Tofuku Maru (Jap), (from Portland, Ore),
Norfolk. _ . ,
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 6?Arrived: School
ship Annapolis, Funchal. Madeira; Ham
bleton Range (Br). Mlddlesboro via Balti?
more; Plnemore (Br), Glasgow via Boston;
Corfo Castle (Br), Beira via New York;
Toba Maru (Jap), Kobe, etc.; Opland
(Nor), Guayabal; Omphalo (Fr), IMilllpp
ville; San Tirso (Br), Tampico; Amella,
Port Antonio; Philip Publlcker, Havana;
Commercial Pathllnder, New York; Wo
bash, San Pedro, etc: Orcton, Jackson?
ville and Savannah; Ontario, Boston; J.
H. Devereux, Boston; Vacuum, Gaiveston;
schooner Lucia P. Dow, Georgetown.
Sailed: Grclbank (Br), Montreal; Orklld
(Dan), Montreal; Balsam. Dublin, otc. ;
Kotonlan (Dan), Norfolk; Truro City (Br),
Liverpool via New York: Persian, Jack?
sonville; Lucy (Latv), Genoa and Glr
gentl.
PORTLAND. Me, Oct. B?Arrived: Phillip
T Dodge, Chatham. N B; ech Francis
Goodnow, Stonlngton, Me, for Now York.
Sailed: Seneca (Br), Sydney, C B; sch
Frsnk Bralnard (from New York). Lubec.
PORTLAND, Ore, Oct 5?Arrived: Ben
vorllch, Vancouver, B C. Balled: Cam?
pion, Mobile via Puget Bound.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 6?Arrived 4th:
Meigs, Manila; Nogata Maru (Jap), New
York; 5, Klna (Dan). Hamburg; Steel
Navigator, Vancouver for London. Sailed:
Eth, George Washington (Nor), Bergen
via Portland; Venezuela, New York via
San Pedro.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Maas. Oct B
8allod: Schrs Charles 8. Gordon (from
Norfolk), Yarmouth; H. H. Chamberlain
(from New York), Eastport; Maria A.
Howes (from New York, Hallfax; M. O.
Crowell (from New York), Bayside; Kcn
nebeo (from South Amboy), Calais.
Foreign Ports
Arrivals
HAVRE, Oct 8-?France (Fr), New York
via Plymouth.
AMSTERDAM, Oct 3?Seotttsh Musician
(Br), Beaumont.
COPENHAGEN, Oct 4?Oscar II (Dan),
Now York.
PIRAEUS, Oct 4 (arrived previously)?
King Alexander (Br), New York,
ADEN, Oct 4?City of Canton (Br), New
York.
LONDON, Oct 4?Christian Mlchelsen
(Nor). New York.
SYDNEY. N B W, Oct 4?Tahiti (Br),
Sa.i Francise??.
GIBRALTAR, Oct 4?(Passed) Bankdale
(Br), New York for Barcelona and Mar.
iT-;!Iles; Kofuku Maru (Jap), Texan City for
Marseilles.
BAST LONDON, Oct 4?Eastern Sun,
New York,
SHANGHAI, Oct 4?Yokohama Maru
(Jap), f>?'u)tl?' for Hon? Kong.
TRONDH.TEM, Sept 26?Bremerton, Balti?
more f'?r ChrUtlanla.
BUNDSVAJ. Bept 28?Braheholm (Swd),
Norfolk.
DUBLIN, Sept 28?West Hcmbrio, Bal?
timore.
? HAMBURG, Bept 30 ? Sierra Nevada
(Dan), Savannah; Oct 1, Hallmoor (Br)-,
Philadelphia; 4th Gustav Schindler (Ger),
Port Arthur.
HORSENB, Oct 1?Rosenberg (Dan),
Montreal. .
KOBE, Oct 2 ? Sumatra Maru (Jap),
Port Arthur.
ROTTERDAM, Oct 8?Alchlba (Dutch),
Montreal.
ADELAIDE, Oet 8 ? City of Corinth
(Br), New York; Port Alma (Br). New
York.
8UNDERLAND, Oct 8 ? Eastern Pilot,
St John, N. B.
ROTTERDAM. Oct 4?W H Ltbby, New
York; Teespool (Br), Montreal.
GLASGOW. Oct 4?-Siberian Prtne? (Br),
Dan Francisco.
ARDROSSAN, Oct ?i?-H K Waage (Nor),
Montreal.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 8 ? Valemor? <Br).
Philadelphia and Baltimore; Senator (Br),
Gaiveston.
ROTTERDAM, Oct ?4?-Noordam (Dut),
New York via Plymouth and Boulogne,
SOUTHAMPTON. Oct 6?Mlnnedosa
(Br), Montreal.
Departures
DUNKIRK. Oct 8?McKeesport, Net*
York.
? CLYDE. Oct 4?Metmore Head (Br),
Montreal.
SWANSEA, Oct 4?Mary Horlock (Br)
Baltimore.
DANZIG. Beet 25?Lituanla (Dan). New
York.
ST NAZAIRB. Sept 20?Chateauroux
(Vr), Montreal.
BRISBANE, Oet S?Eastern Sea, Boston.
PENANG. Oct 2?Either Dollar (Br),
New York.
ANTWERP, Oot 2?Homestead, Balti?
more.
BARRY, Oct 2?Harlinea?, Philadelphia.
QUEENSTOWN, Oct 2?President Oar
Hold (from London) New York.
KINGSTON. Oot 3?Jo?? (Nor), Balti?
more.
SINGAPORE, Oct 3?Dacre Castle (Br).
New York.
MIDDLKSBOROUOH, Oct 4~Latvla
(Dan), Boston; Bra.Uler (Br), Philadel?
phia.
CARDIFF, Ost i?Hoxle, Baltlrnor?.
HELSINGFORS. Oct i?Eastern Star,
Baltimore,
ROTTERDAM, Oet 4? Nlou Amsterdam
(Dt), New York (and ?ailed for Ply?
mouth 6th).
HARTI.EPOOL, Oct J?Sortehavet (Dan),
Seuraport.
BKaMUHAI, Oct ?? Nile (Br) (from
Hongkong), San Francisco.
MANILA, Oct 4?Boarport, San Fran?
cisco.
PENARTH, Oct 4?Bogen (Nor), La
bann.
SHIELDS. Oct 4?Crltish Eentcrpriso
(Br). New Orleans.
PERIM, Oct 4?City of Bagdad (Br)
(from Hongkong). New York.
LIVERPOOL. Oct 4?Olovanna Florlo
(Itnl). Boston.
GLASGOW, Oct 4?Tarantla (Br), Mont?
real.
SOUTHAMPTON. Oct 5?-President
Ilnniing (from Bremen), New York.
HAMBURG, Oct 4?Orduna (Br), New
York.
Maritime Miscellany
Metnpnn. United Fruit Line, arrived
yesterday fron* West Indian ports with
73 passengers. On October 4, her captain
reported, when off Capo Halteras, vessel
struck large whale, which passed under
stern of Metnpan and reappeared about 100
feet astern.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 6?Tug J A Tal
bot ?old to Multnowah Lumber at Box
Company, term? private
Dangers to Navigation
(By U 8 Hydrographie Office)
North Atlantic Ooewn
Off the American coast?The following
obstruct Ion? were reported: Oct 8. lot
19 16, Ion 86 25, three tree? drifting to?
gether from 40 to 60 ft long, one foot in
diameter, tho roots showing about three
ft. above water, Yoro. Oct 3, ?at 40 43,
Ion 69 07, red conical buoy with black
band. Hellig Olav.
North Pfclflo Ocean
The following obstruction? were report?
ed: Sept 28. lat 39 37, N, Ion 124 05 W,
lost about 700,000 ft of lumber, part of
vessel's deck load, C. A. Smith. Sept 29,
lat 29 17 N, Ion 124 08 W, sighted a boom,
Tennessee.
Vessels Sold
General D S Stanley, steam ?crew, 193
tons; sold by Quartermaster Department,
United States Army to Interstate S S
Lines for ?15,000.
Irene M Davlson, barge, 462 tons; sold
by W F & .R Shipbuilder? to James
Hughes for II and other considerations.
Margaret, gasoline screw, 10 tons; sold
by John R Buggoln to Louis Spitzer for
$1 and other considerations.
Semin?le Queen, gasoline yacht, 89 tons;
sold by Hugh L Wllloughby to Ga?>rg?j L
Webster for $1 and other considerations.
Change of Masters
B F Clark succeeds Daniel Landls cem
m.ind barge Shadystde.
William D Munston succeeds Hiram Ed?
wards command steam paddle Little Sil?
ver.
Gilbert C Bown succeeds John MeNem
ara command steam screw Lena Lucken
bach- Luckenbach S S Co.
Frank Hector succeeds C S Dlggs com?
mand steam screw F R R No 35.
Herbert Smith succeeds Frank P Robin?
son command .team screw Ossabaw.
James A Towne succeeds Henry D Rose
command barge G R Mellen.
Army Orders
From The Tribune's Washington Sureau
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.?Army orders
Issued to-day follow:
Infantry
Howell, MaJ. C. Jr., to Washington.
McCleavo, Lt. Col. E. G., to AV'alter Reed
Hospital.
Honorably discharged?Colley, Lt. T. M.
Air Service
Turnbull, Lt. W., to San Antonio.
Van Nostrand, MaJ. P. B., to Philadelphia.
Miscellaneous
Ross, Capt. J. S., Den. C, to Camp
Humphreys.
Oreeley, Capt. M. N., Q. M. C, to Belleville.
Shelton, Capt. J. R., Med. C, to Fort
Howard
Mahor, Chaplain C A., U. S. A., to Fort
Sam Houston.
Wales, MaJ. V. W. B., cav., to Manila.
Marine Corps Orders
From Tlie Tribune's "Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Oct. e'?Marine Corps
orders Issued to-day follows:
Jones, Capt. L. R., to Santo Domingo.
Halo, Capt. A. B., to Santo Domingo
Wallace, Lt. W. J? to Santo Domingo.
Tlghe, Lt. T. A., to Haytl.
Boschen, Mar. Gun. H., to Quantico.
Ellsworth, Capt. H. A., to Quantico.
Whaling, Lt. W. J., to Quantico.
Richards, Lt. W. P., to Dept. of Pacific.
Schilt, 2d Lt. C. F., to Quantico.
Russell, Capt. B. L., to Portsmouth.
Honorably discharged?Estock, 2d Lt. S.
RESORTS
ATLANTIC Cm:, N. J.
JM?C?*^_BS__-_.
ATLANTIC C?TV
ON THE BEACH FRONT.
Day rate* in effect until February lit,
1923.
Amnrlcin Plan Entirely. Alw.iyj Open.
Singla Room, Running, Water.39.00
Binais Room, Privat* Bath. ..$6.00 to $7.00
Double Room, Running Water.$10.00
Double Room. Private Bath.$11.00 to $12.00
Double Room, Private Bath.
Ocean Front Corner. $14.00.
Ownerahlp Mar.aoement. Phone 1453.
% ATLANTIC CITY. N.J. i
| .?as-ceily oat. <b? Oeenn Front |
I Tho American PUn Hotel par-excellence 5
S at the Atlantic Ccast. S
g Brisk Garage on WALTER J. BUZBY, H
S he i el pt*o|>crty ' J-?vner or.d Manager ??
-t^.**ttmm?ixai*&aaittitRii*ni*v.<a\,tvaimriramifas m
BT. CHARLE? PLACE AND BEACH.
Capacity BOO. Every appointment In culaln?
and service. Running water. Private bath?.
Spacious foyer and lounging rooms. Solar?
lum. Greatly reduced Fait ratet. Descriptive
booklet.
M. GRAHAM HOTEL COMPANT.
On Ocean Front Fir?proof
American and European Plans. Golf Club privi?
lege?. Garage. Reduced Fall and Winter rates
!!7arI!woU|H-BI(-jiiieiffl
.?/o a iah vWlto * Son? ?omparr/
MONTCLAIR, N. J.
IDEAL COUNTRY HOME
MONTCLAIR. N. J.
MOST DEUOHTFl LLV SITCATED
RESIDENTIAL IIOTl'L IN SBW
lORK'S yi lil'llli-'.
OPEN THE ENTIRE! TEAR.
OWNERSHIP MANAGEMENT.
?JBISSH-IfiS C* HALL COMPAX?
BOONTON, N. J,
PUDDINGSTONE INN
Favorable weekly rates, folder. Open all year.
O. N. Vincent, Boonton. N. J.
aOEW YORK 8TATB
X
?? aatnatta? tram OrmaaCaatral.
*? ???otrle train? d?\to. City eea.
venlen?? in tie ce?atry. Oef?.
?i*fHi,a' a ?*acln*. dally e*_oerU.
Orlil. Aceon-ms?i?t?i 4(0.
Uoprl ranch*?- A fleta, In,,., I^cmm
LONG ISLAND
.TLB INN. Il m
?a*. Sta. Pora.t Hills. U I. Hi? BlvC
tOREST HILLS INN. 10 min?te? fr?ta
Fi
.YEW EN?LAND
Tout New England This Fall
Motor over perfect roads; broa the tonic'
air; enjoy magnificent, scenery of New
England at Ha best. After the day's run
find every convenience at quaint waysido
Inns, modern city hotels or famous resorts.
For road mop addre&a WM. il, KIMBALL,
See'y, N. B. Hoto! Ass'n, Draper Hotel.
Northampton, Mae?.
I
Navy Orders
From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON? Oct C.?Navy order?
Issued to-day follow:
Bell, Lt, Cum. R. K,. lo U, 8. 8. Prairie.
Deltay, I.,t. (j, g.) it. if,, roslgned.
Gavi?n?, En?. T. A., to U. H. 8. Lawrence.
Parks, Ens. A. H., to U. 8. 8. Simpson.
Sweeney? Ens. It. D. F,. to U. 8. 8. Charles?
ton.
Kenning, Lt. 3. C, resigned.
Phillip?, Lt. (J. f.;.) C, to Paris Island.
Terry, Ap Clk J R, to Cavlto
McCord, Lt Com. P. 0., to U. 8. S. Huron.
Perlman, Lt. B., to U. 8. 8. Villalobos.
Hecly, Lt. (j. g.) C. 8.. to U. 8. 8. Hnrt.
Graham; Ens. R. M., to U. S, S. Hulbert.
Worrni-1?, Bun. R. C? to IT. 8. 8. Hulbert.
Twltrhell. LI. (J. ft.) W. F., to Maro Island.
Bailey, Mach. L. D., to Maro Island.
TRAVEL
by Daylight
Dally, Ini-tnriing Suniluy, for -f/Benr .Moun?
tain. +Nevvliurgli, tFoUgllKeepal?. Kingston
Point, OatSkUl, Iliidmin anil Albany, alNo
rWeiit Point (except Sundays). Steamer
leave? Desbrosses ?t... 9:00 A. M.? W. 42d
St., 9:20 A. M.; W. 129th St., 9:40 A. M.;
Yonker?, 30:3 5 A. M. Direct rail connec?
tions. All tail titrkets New York to Albany
an?l Albany to New York ?ooepted.
iSntitrdnys only?For Bear Mountttln (one ?
way only), tWest Point and fNewburgh. :
Str. Washington Irving leaven Dosbrusses
St?, 1:30 P. M.; W. 42d St., 3:50 P. M.; W. :
329th St.. 2:30 P. M.i Yonkers, 2:40 P. M. j
R??turnli.g leaves Newburgh, 5:45 P. M. ;
West Point, 6:10 P. M. (after football I
game).
Sundays and Columbt/s Day?For fltear
Mountain. fNawburgh iui<l -fPoughkoepsie
(fWest Point Colomba? Day only). Str.
Washington Irving U-avcs J)??Hbrn?s*ss St.,
I>:30 A. Mil W. 42d St., 10:00 A. M.i W. !
I2!)tii St., J0:30 A. M.
tReturn steamer samo day from points
marked t.
Round Trip Kates: New York to Bear
Mountain, ?1.113; Went Point, $1.25; New. !
burgh, $1.50; Poughkeepslc, $2.00; Kings- !
ton Point, $.1.00: Ciitskill. $4.00; Hudson,
$4.25: Albany, $5.25.
Ideal One-Day Outings,
Farther information at Desbrosses Str.?*
Pier, New York. Tel. Canal U3U?.
^s?^g3?j_^3_?
West Point, Newburgh
and Return
Palatial Dcy Lin? Flyer
WASHINGTON IRVING
Music Reataurant Lunchroom
Leaves Desbrosses St., 1:30 P. M. ; W.
42-1 St., 1:50 P. M.: W. 129th St., 2:3 0
P. M. ; Yonkers, 2:40 P. M. Returning
leave? Newbur?h 5:45 P. M. ; West Point,
6:10 P. M. (after football game.)
Telephone Canal 9300
.Hudson X River
DESBROSSES ST, TIER. NEW YORK
gafc3^.i*va--M^
? -9 - ?w* m w |
Next Sunday and Oct 22 and Nov. 5 j
Lesvc W. 23d St., 7.45; Liberty St., 8.00; |
Jacksoa Ave., Jersey City, 8.17 A. __.
Next Sunday and Oct 22 and Nov. 5
Leave W. 23d S*... 8.17; Liberty St.. 8.30;
Jackson Avc, Jersey City, 8.51 A. M.
Tickets good only on special tra?as
WR?POUTANUIK
Via Cape Cod Canal
Ctmaecttng at Bastan tar Partlared,
RocklaneS, Banger. SL John, N. EL,
Yanuoatb. W. S.
Steam.? leaves Pier 18, N. R- (foot of
Murray St.) New York, daily, includmg
Sundays, at 5 P. M. (Daylight Saving
Time). Telephone Barclay 5000.
?STERN S. S. LINES
The Public Be Pleased'
I* LINE
Steamer leaves Pier 80, N. R. (Ft. XV.
Houston St.), w'kdnys & Sun. at 5 I*. M.
All Outside Staterooms.
Phone Canal 1600.
Afloro oon and ?.'ve.-iin.f Ccnw/fj
l.ouv. Ful?t-:>n =? ?. pl.r J.4 N. II.
O.SO P. 7... Rai!;' (ne!. Sunday
HEW IlOsSO?TElEIB
La?reaPler-?ON.R. Houston St, 5.30 P.M.
Workdays only.
Reduced Unten eirt Attomobii
Tickrt* at JHcra ami Cm. 2SeJ-af. Of&e
ON THE HUDSON ? ?,u;<1
to Highland Fall?, Newbnrgh, Beacon
Str. "BENJ. B. QDELL"
\ i!?lt Orange Lake Pari; or Washing?
ton'? H?.'a?l'iuurtera at Newburgii ui?
rld? up ? am pua Mt. Beacon.
J^cave Sundays, rain or Hhtne, I-'ranU
liri (St.. 9 A. M.; W. ISath St., ;?:45 A. M.
Must?'. limtiuirant?. Lunchroom,.
$ CENTRAL HUDSON UNE
HUDSON KIVKH NIGHT LINES.
Daily sailing from Pier 32, N. )?;., Foot
Canal St., 6 P. M. West 132d St., half hour
later. Direct rali cr-nnectlono at Albany to
all pol/?is.
Express Freight Service?Auto? Carried.
HLDSON NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Mlddloton S. Borland, Receiver.
Telephone Canal 9000.
SIGHT SEEING YACHTS
40-Miie Sail, Entirely Around NEW YORK
Lvs.BatteryDally.lO:30.2:3O. Tel.Broad 6854
To SANDY HOOK & OCEAN, 1:30 P. M.
Kewbargh, Poughkeepsle, Kingston euut
Citts'..ill Mts. Lv. Frnklln St., 4 P. M. Bat.
1 and 2:30 P. M., all steamer** leave W.
129th St. half hour later.
CENTRAL HUDSON LINK
hn. Batter-- Bally, 10:30, 2:30. Xei. Broad ?|M.
W *3
as
TRAVEL
TRAVEL
?CLARK'S 3rd CRUISE. JANUARY ft?, 1T2?
By the Specially el??rt?red ava-ttb ?. r. ''?MTSGU& at FRANCE** 18.48! tro,, t<m.
Datier peraonul ?Sirecliow erf Mr. Clerk, or?ajio?or o? Kovnt the WorH OnUaautj th?, ?_t
Touriitt Affeot wh* hi* ever ran a Cruise RowmI fhe World by efmrMred (-:e?.mtr
A .-?at???- palace lut ih<s trip. Rome? NtrmVmk.Panaraa.S^ rranth.co, Kilo. Hon?
day* in Japan, Chin?. Maulla, Java. SimfaPfra. Bur*r.?h, Option of 19 d*s ? in India. CV
day? in Cairo,N*??l?>*.Havre, S??uth?r?aj?t?-iB;lr.t<ap ovifralO'i?1'??*. R?. to Mo?!r?al and N?i
4 MONTHS,$1.000 and op. (ncladiaf Hotel?. DrKe*. GuWe?, Fees, ?u.
?h* Oftiy
TO
THE
EDITERRANEAN
CLARK'S IfaHT. CKLTSE. FEB. 3, IS73
By SpeciflltrCharte,?.. S?r.:;,fuo?? S. S. RMFRUSS o? SCOT i^ND" oil hm
?X?0
Uy Sj>eci<-:irLh*rt^eS. *>-'???./'?-ons ?i. a. Mirno.w ?*i kwi i^iu oh noriwr.aj?)
irosi ton?; 65 Dav? Cains?*. '?Oil ??id ?M " a*-?* ?* """??T1* r*-0'-,: P?>e>!io?; Spain, i(,a_
Greece, etc. FRANK C. CLARK. Tim? Bialidio.. New York my'
ISfiSfifiBSfiBB iiwMMww???f?^
'Slap and A!
Sail
by
Pacific
PanaW
Make rour plans today for this splendid 3,<5?30 m.'e cttjIm tlyi
rivals? European tour?a tone-fourth tho cost. Down the Atlanri.
Seaboard, across the Gulf and through the Panama Cenai. Tbt?
up the west coas-? of Central America and Mexico to JLos Ans?.
laa and San Pranci'atj. Ample time aahore for ?riifht seeing at Cr'M-?,<
?boa.Cenat Zon?; Corinto. Nicaragua: L? Liberta..SaWo4er;$,_
Ample time aahore for ?riflhtseeir
Corinto, Nicaragua; L? Libertad,aai -, <?
?tamul?; end Manaar.i'?o, Mexico. Fast 10,000-ton aXmer'ki?
?teamera that afford ?very comfort. Low first data fare?. Stearagegjj?
SAILINGS FROM NEW YORK P*??cwr?--Fr?rf_hi
H. S. Colombia S. 8. Veneznela' Sj. 9, Kp-_j_,
Ort. 17 Nov. 7 V?t.'??
Also additional froirrh*- snlHntTfl appro_lm-*t??ly evory 31 ?iyt
Ail aaiHnga from Pier JS, IVorth Hivtr (near Chrirtopher St.) -V?? j-0fi_
Tickets and information front any Kteamshiv, Tourist. RailronAxsm?
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. *???*
ilnl
Increased Service to South America
Fortnightly Sailings Resumed by Famous. "Santa " Steamers >,y??7.
r Seta \ '
Sailings from New York every other Thursday for j/intar.?-' '
PERU and CHILE via the Panama Canal. Fasteat
direct route- Large new American ?te?mer?. All
outside rooms?first cabin only. Unexcelled cuisine.
TRANQUIL ?seas-colorful ports?
pwrturesque people. A wood.sr-trip
rendia-cd doubly enjoyable by the com?
fort and luxury of fast 10.000 ton str-aia
er?, 3pc<-ially btiilt for Tropii^d ix-rvrce.
AU $ 1 Kft aIid
Expenses X *Jr\? up
?Comfortable minimtnn rate stateroom?
ta suite? with private bath. Rate? in?
clude mesls and stateroom for ?-rotir?
trip. Saturday aailings.
PORTO RICO LINE
2S Broadway ? New York
CONDADO-VANDERBILT HOTEL
SAN JUAN . PORTO RICO
The only wholly American hotel in the
West Indi-rs. An kit-?! spot for a holiday
in the tropic-. Motoring, tennis, golf,
bathing ?nde-r Managf-ine-nt of tbe
Vandarbiit Hotel, Now Ywrlc.
BSSsWsSSsm?tW?BsssEss?s^ssi
saasmtsmsasssnam
overnmen
tSft
The Sunshine Belt
Sa?faigo from San Fnmdsco
I Hanomlri, Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai,
Hoes Koag and Manila.
President Claw-sland (G./Jn Stau) Oct. 14
President Wilton (sXmtin a**?) Nor. 2
President Taft Nov. 19
President Lincoln (HomUr *?<?.3 Nov. 30
President Pierce Dec. 14
Sailings every 14 daya iti9reaft*r.
fbrsUtoriptiva booklet. avdiMM
PACIFIC MAILS5.Ca
ST?? California St., San Francisco,CL
503 So. Spring St., Loa Artaale?, Col.
10 Hiao?tr Square, Nerv York City
? Manat*?n?? Opvrafar? ihr _
U. S. Shipping Board
TO PLYMOUTH, BOULC6NE
HAMHl'l!?
Bt Narw American ? Flag Steam??
Resolute.Ocf 17
Reliance .Oct. 31
TO HA?WSL'RG E?RECT
Sailing? erverr Thursday, by the popu?
Ur steamers Mount Clay, Mount Car*
roll. Mount Clinton, Man**, Bayern.
Wuertternbars;, with ?-erial cabin and
tn-iBroved third c?ms aexomraodaticms.
United American L?nes. inc.
S9 HroiMhvay, N. Y. Whitehall 1020.
Worcester. S4.6?; frovldence, direct, $3.00.
Ol'TSIUK STATEROOMS, $1.50.
Lally and Sunday?6:30 P. M.
From l'ler 1?, E. R. Phone 2700 Beekman,
Tickets at pier or Consolidated Ticket Office?
AU STRA LI A
?TH? H0N0LUI?. SUVA. NEW 2EALAN?
.?r.,??M w,u >?u?ii?>?_ Bejal Mail SUataa?
MAKLitA" (li,'>?iu ton?)_\M. -?I !><*?"? 2*
"NJAt?Al'A" (UU.OUI? lona) .Not.-I--j
Ball from Vancouv?r, B. 0.
For taras, et/?., a*p|j Can. Pau, Railway,
; Can. Pac. UM?.. Mad. Avo.. ??'th st., N. Y.. or to
e?rnu!i.n AustrR'.lan Une. Winch Building.
? ?-il Haiti:).? St. Weal. Vu-eouvcr, B.C.
Real Hel*,a?Wei Know *hc {.?laanils.
103 park Ave. (?1st .st.!. Vm-d.^.a* 49M.
CANADIAN r AC. rtC !Uli,WAI
Pa??. D?vt.. C?u. lucio? i'.I??-. aV. K,
BERMCPA?8-Day Tour?. $83 up. Railings
?Wednesdays and Saturdays. Furnewi
Bermuda Lino. 34 Whitehall St., N. T.
DVCKMAN FTREKT PERHY TO INTER?
STATE PARK. HIKING AND SPORTS.
FARE, 6 CENTS.
FOREIGN KESORTS
Mentone Riviera
South of France
HOTEL NATIONAL
Renowned (or it? Modern Comfort?,
Cooking and Atfx-ndance. Fine ?arden.
Central. Motor Service to and froro
t'iiRino. Terms inclusivo fToin 33 ?a.
per ?-Hero.
Open from ht Oct to May 30th.
SCHIRRER, C. de G.,
Managing Proprietor.
"The Comfort Route"
TO EUROPE
New Yorfc?Cheroot*?;
Socthampten?Harnlinry
Orbita .Oct. It Nov. 29 Jan it
Orrinna.Oct. 21 Dec. 20 Jaa il
Oropes? .Nov. 4-_!
WEST INDIES
T'a o Cruises de Luxe
JAN. 'J.4?FEB. 14
? ? "?RCA" F00*T*?*
Largest, tiewMit and most luxarloa?
?hip engag?:?! In West. I-. ::?? Crultt?,
calling at Nassau, Colon. Barbado?*,
Havana. La Guayra, Martinique, Klnf?
s!on, Trinidad. St. Thomas. Sa?- Jum
and Bermuda. Kates J.2S0 up.
BERMUDA
The land of colorful sunshine, tractai
air, wonrjerful coral roadway?
Regalar Weekly 8ail)nrs
Beginning- Dticember.
Palatial Transatlantic Lltwr
"ARAGUAYA"&XA *
No Purport Required
New York?Havana
Panama?Peru?Chile
EBRO.Octf
ESSEQUIBO.Nov. 4
"X" Stumers 14.3t? Tona Di?r.t-enni
Kegular Baitings from CR'.BTOii?
te WSBT COAST ef BOLT? ni
OMXrXAIi AMERICA from MXt>
LAND to BRAZIL and AROESTM
Special Keilured Fare? for
Round South America Tear*.
The Royal Wail Steam Packet fe
Toe Pac.fic Steam Navi9at.01.C1
Ti?e Nelson Line
SOUTH AFRiCA
From England by
UNION-CASTLE LINE
?SANDERSON * SON, INC.. Ait*?*?
tt Rrondw.-xy N?w *?'?*?
or any Ioeal r*carmh!:i trat
?? EUROPE
onV~S.(joixrtunent$lup^
America. .... Oct. 7 f? \\
Frondent Roosevelt Oct. ?4 ??*-- ?
President Hardimi - Oct. 21 ?W- ?
G-e-orsa Waehinstcio Oct. 25 No*- ?
To Co*/? (Hil l i?i'B?lWl^*?ir?<f
CkTrbtMrt-Lone?
Pro?dent Polk ? ? Oct. V
Prvsadimt GnrfUU ? Oct.
Pr?sidant Monroe . Oct.
Presiden? Adama . liar.
Pi-osid*nt Van Boren Not.
IS
No?. U
r4ev.lt;
Dec i
?**.U
4 0 PTVS.?-*?
President Fillrnoro . Nov
4 Dec *
To <Brttue*-Damig
Pr??dco? Arth-.tr . . Oct. 1?
J?*?
Unilea Sr?fes lit.?
Moore & McCortUBCk Co.,-**.
Rooeeveit Steamship Co.. inc.
45 Broadway. N.w Y<*fe
110 So? Dasurborn St., Clnes?t?
92 Stat? St.. Bo?*on, Mm?.
Met1ta?i*9 Operators/or
U. S. SHIPPING BOA1
Jbr Booklet Address C .?? U***
45 Broadiray. New Yo?*
All sailings 11 A. i?- _?|
N. Y., PLYMOUTH-HAVRfc-PAJ?;
FRANCE .Oct. 10 Nov. M j^t
KOCHAMItKAV ? ? Oet. 10 N?--WQt
PARIS .Nov. 1 Nov. J8IW-S
NEW YORK-HAVRE-PAMT
L? Touralne.?et. 11
La Lorraine.Oet. I? .
La Savoie.Oct. 21 ?*? ?
Uouaoitlon .?Oet. ?? ??*???
Lafayette .? ? ?Ovi. 28 rrT?..,
La ?ourdonnaU ....Nov. 4 Dec.a?
Cbfa-as? .>ov- J l ".'
?Ai.so calls at Viso (Suaw.
N. Y., ViGO (S*??B)-^0RDb*
co^paVt-s OFFICE. 19 Wt?tAJ
Hafschaw Steamship Uoth
New York to PWUieW?.
Freight _ ?j
N. Y. Wed. and Sat.. ?5 ,r. .gj
Phlla. Tuesday and Frid?y; ? *\ '
Pier S, K. R. (Near Wa.t-???'
Phono Bowling Green ?>--' ^
Phon, or wiito for our R?iS *^
Schedule
Perno).,,! . tH?!:'?.?>?=?? M?M?er?*5i
INDEPENDENT TRAVEL A**?.
DM? Park Ave. (41 ut St.). V?"?*
SCANDINAVIAN AMERICA
DENMAKK ? NORWAY ? s^f^i
iHraiw oaic?. ?? wwt--*??? "??l!

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