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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20
SCANNELL AND WHALEN BACh.
FIRE COMMISSIONER HAS NOTHING TO SAY
AT PRESENT REGARDING AUToMO-
RILE FIRE ENGINES.

AT PRESENT REGAffDlrNp AZ iO-
BILE FIRE ENGINES.
Fire Commissioner John j. Scannell and Corpora
tlon Counsel John Whalen. accompanied by 1ohh
Allen. a friend. returned from Havana on the
New-York and Cuba Line steamship Havana yes
terday afternoon. o.,
The Commissioner and the Corporation Counsei
left New-York one week ago last Saturday osteh-
sibly on a pleasure trip. Since then IL mas Dee'i
r,nored that they went to Cuba for the purpose
of exploiting an electric automobile IRE engine ia
which Richard Croker is financially interested.
When Commissioner Scannell was asked II
was true that he had gone TO Havana 10 eNpioi,
tho new electric fire engine, and whether ne hdI
taken one of the vehicles with him. ne repheo
that he would discuss that matter later he saiu
no had been invited to go TO Havana as an expert
TO consult with the officials OF that city III ies"'N
TO the Fire Department. He continued
The Havana Fire Department is entirely VOL 6o
unteer corps The only paid employees arc ing NJ
engineers and drivers Of each apparatus Oh Nm ~
there are six There are SIX huHulebh tnb order Of
intelIirence mostly all OF them being merchants
counters and go to the fires In cabs al uhelr OWN
expense Ct ,- rod sb,rts and helmets
ond bue trousers az did the old voluhe1EiI51 "a "a
New-York city. The Fire Department rs
INTO two corps: the municipal ana the c biof "a
M them excellent volunteers. Inc cIIeI -
Spaniard. whose name 60 nov IN ~ hu,Idines
are no hook and ladder companies "a Ins inens IN
are mostly one story structures NO ore sieeR ,er
the engine houses except the ehsinoSt,i obad 70
horses and the mascot The horses asg tbe exact
lime but think It is about thirteen sec9nG l ia be
raaeon the horses can be hitched so rapl9ly - D
saIse ,bny are stabbed close 10 the engines. ana
not IN the rear as in fire houses
Commissioner Scannell said that fires IN havana
are Of rare occurrence. He added that ne hau no
Intention OF returning to Havana for the present
:" CORPORATION Counsel Whalen said that ne na mao
heen 10 Havana four times before ana tna' III III
resart trim was one OF pleasure absolutely. MS
lsit had no official intent, and no business "aIeseI
had been transacted by him he SAID; ne P.ais SEQ
"a! !, ,orL ~ Major RathbOne in charge or the
Snstoms and Postoflce service, and OF 1aP,aIss
Iucien M Young, who Is captain OF the fort oi
Counsel Whalen spoke highly OF the ponce system
nc remodelled by Superintendent McOullash'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20
TO CONTEST INHERITANCE TAX.
EX-sPEAKER REED AND OTHER LA" iENS ~
BRING CASES IN THE FEDERAL
sI-PRFNE COURT.

BRING CASES IN THE FEDERAL
SUPREME COURT.
Er-sneaker Thomas B. Reed is soon TO appear III
the limited States Supreme Court as attorney lot al
astote which is contesting the constitutonaty OF
the Inheritance Tax law. Mr.. Reeds visit TO WASH
,rc,or I'm the first part OF the present month was
primarily to listen to arguments on similar case
which was before the Federal Court In speaking
OF the case in which he is interested yesterday MT.
Reed said:
..rbere Is no reason for making unduy proml-
nent IN this matter l am simply Of many
LAWYERS who have actions OF this kind in the
Supreme Court | heard Mr. Patterson make an
extremely able argument before the Supreme Court
when | was in Washington. and Mr.. Carlisle and
others also argued
Mr.. Reed sanctioned the Following statement with
reference 10 the cases:
The suits are TO determine the consututlonaIty
OF what is known as the succession taxes. The
Government undertakes TO make the estates OF de-
ceased persons throughout the United states pay
certain taxes for the privilege Of transmission, and
it classes them in way which 1t Is contended is
one 6G p o the pay one rate Of
taxation and the other parties OF different relation
shin another and the whole rate OF taxation Is
affected by the amount OF the estate left well
by the amount OF each legacy II Is also claimed
by those who dispute the cOnsttutiOnality or the
laws that the taxation is direct and that as the
Constitution d mes an dT n accarS VII
the census they not constitutional. The States
alone have the right prescribe the conditions and
methods Of transfer Of property from the estate
OF a decedent 10 others. and the law OF the United
tempt to control the transfer OF property and there
fore interferes with the rights reserved TO States
oeaon whether n oG net the Indirect taxation
bonds OF the United States Is included in the law
that the decision in the income tax cases covers
their contention and that there is no distinction
between the income and the succession taxes so
far the United States is concerned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FNDREIGN PORTS

Lizard. Dec l9-Passed. steamers Washington Ger.
Dinklage NewYork for london. Pretoria Ger. Kar-
Iowa New York Tor Hamburg, rraye Ger Christorers.
New-York for Bremen.
Sharpness, Dec l6-Arriyed, steamers Glantyy (B<).
Jones. New-lork Neihergate tir Prosser. New York
Ielth Dec lg-Aniyed. steamer Critic (Br). Griffin.
New York
Lewis. iS-Passed steamer -hngvalla
dam. Lauh Copenhagen etc. for New-Nork
rrawe Point Dec iB-Passed steamer Marquette CBrl.
Gates. New-York for London
Isle ~ Wight. Dec lS-Passed Glanton (Br).
Losk, New York for Hamburg
Antwerp. Dec 1T-Arrved. steamers British Queen (}r).
OHagan. New York. Noordand (Belg) Loesewitz. New
York Northern Light d3r Nicholas. New-York
Bremsrhayen. Dec 10-Arrived steamer chariois
Dutch. Peters New York.
Bremen, Dec io-Aryed. steamer Darms,sdt GER.
Wilhelml. New-YoTk
Hamburg Dec l9--Arrived. steamer Bulgaria (Ger).
Hahn New-York.
Boulogne. Dec ls-salled steamer Phrnicla Ger.
I@thausor from Hamburg New-York.
Oporto Dec l2-Arrlved steamer Gladiolus tBr) Wal
lace. New-lork via LciXoes.
Gibraltar, Dee lO-Saled. Vera Ger, Weyer
from Genoa, etc) New York.
Port said, Dec 10-Arrved. steamer Ianghank (tir),
Rout, New-Nork Via Agera for Yokohama.
Genoa. Dec b-Arrlved. steamer Tartar Prince (Br).
Mefarlane New York. via 81 Michae. and Naples,
singapore Dec ipArrived previously. steamer Birchor
N|rl, Beleine York Via Alden Tor Manila etc.
81 Lucia. Dec Disabled steamer MlTamar lBrl White
Qrom Rio Janeiro). Nsw-York-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20
NETWORK CITY.

At the Church OF the Beloved Disciple Eighty
hinth-st., Madson-ave. the benediction Of a
new rood and pulpit will take place on Sun
day. Bishop Leighton Coleman OF Delaware will
offciate
The New-york Electrical Society will meet to-
morrow at S p. at the City College. John W
Leb. jr.. Will speak Electrical Supply from
Central stations"
There is mortgage Of $1,000 or the Harlem
Branch Of the Young Mems Christian Association
The directors Will give $500 II equal amount IS
raised. and a friend offers $500 OF this IL the re-
naming Al,0oo is subscribed by May l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. TUESDAY. DEC 10. 1909.
ARRIVED

PORT OF NETWORK. TUESDAY, DEC. 49, 1899.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Mantou CBr). Cannons London December O.
With mdse 70 the Atlantic Transport Lane. southeas, Of
Fire Island AZ 30 m.
Steamer Chicago city lB1. Lewis. Bristol November 30
and Swansea Decembtr 3. with mdse James Arkel 81
% Arrived az the Bar al a m 18th. and anchored
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse Ger. Engelbar,
Bremen December II and SOUTHAMPTON and Cyerbourg
IL. with mdse and passengers Oelrichs a. Co
steamer staatendam OL.cnl BonJer, Rotterdam De
sieerage passengers Holland America Line A,rivsd
al the Par At 1880 l7th and anchored near ghtsh
account Of fog
steamer Peninsular OPort Bettlncourt Lisbon rscer
Der 81 Michaes o. Terceira and Faya 3 with n,5ss
and 90 steerage passengers 70 G Amsinck Co Arrived
al the Bar at : m December Is.
Steamer Charing Cross CBr. Mills Narseiles November
IS and Seville December 2 with mdse Furness W,bv
Go. Arrived at the Bar at li5 a '
and Naples December l. via Mlchaels o. with mdse !
cabin and i6i passengers to " Elwel q "a
Arrived at the Bar at 1880 n m.
Steamer Syria tAusD Usgovich. Trieste November II
Flume % and Neasina IS with mdse 10 Barber q -,
Arrived at the Bar at a m.
Steamer Queen MARY CBrj simpson sourabaya October
Malta 10 and 81 Mchaes December 4. with sugar 10 Yer
non II Brown & co Arrived NJ the Bar At
yember ~, Genoa 20 and Naples December 2 with mdse
cabin and 1873 steerage passengers J seager Ar
rived at the Bar al 2'i5 m, 18th.
steamer Fuerst Bismarck GER Barends Genoa Deem
bsr and Naples with mdse 90 cabin and 40.
passengers 20 Hamburg American Line Arrived at the
Bar f25 a n.
steamer CITY Of Kingston CBr,. Nader. ~ AIMS Bav
and lilo Bueno December II. Montenegro Bay H. 81
AIMS Bay and Port Antonio H. with miae United
Fruit Co Arrived at the Bar at 8I2
Steamer Aaskeyne (Belgl. Russell. Santos November
"a ana 81 Lucia December 10. with mdse TO Husk a
Jeyons Arrived al the Bar At ! 30 a m.
Steamer Hava IA, Stevens. Havana December &C. with
rived at the Bar at 1910 m
Steamer Atai DID, Norris sayanila December g. Car
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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Molineux case before Recorder Con.
Board OF Education p. m.
f. c. Schaefer will case. Supreme Court
Meeting OF the Union Club evening.
Meeting of congregation OF Fifth Avenue Presby-
terrain Church. p. m.
Congregation Of Rutgers Presbyterian Church. s
p. m.
evening.
Unitarian Club ladies' night. St Denis Hotel $50
D. m.
Navy Arch Fund Committee Hotel Savoy S p. m.
Or. F. ~ Sykes's lecture before Peoples Insti-
lutte. Cooper Union. p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20
". BAYARD CUTTINGS PURCHASE
HE SECURES CONTROL OF THE SOUTH
BROOKLYN RAILROAD AND TERMINAL
DpnpERrY

HE SECURES CONTROL OF THE SOUTH
BROOKLYN RAILROAD AND TERMINAL
CoMPANY's PROPERTY.
Samuel c HERMAN. representing W. Bsyard
Cutting purchased the property OF the South
BROOKLYN Railroad and Terminal Company yes
terday for $4,000. The property consists OF reai
estate rights and franchises. The real estate
covers the south side OF Thrty-eighth-st. and ex-
tends from Third-ave. nearly to Ninth-ave An
other block included in the purchase is bounded
by Thrty-seventh and Thirty-nnth sts.' ana
Second and Third In addition are the sta
lions shops and tracks belonging to the company
The sale was conducted by the D. & NJ. Chaun-
cey Company, as auctioneers. Alvin H. Johnson
acted as referee The upset price was SlJo'ooo Inc
sale 4 the result of suit in foreclosure orough1
by Jonathan X. Gapin. trustee. for promissory
notes amounting to 10000 The holders OF the
notes are W. Bayard Cutting and r. Fulton Cut
ting
since the death Of John II. Ambrose. who was
president OF the company until recently, its in
debtedness has increased rapidly. This recent In
debtedness took precedence. by an agreement ot
ali persons Interested a first mortgage OF
81 2c6 900 represented by bonds -.
''The charter Of the company" said man las !
night who is acquainted with the persons interested
in the sale gives the company the rght ,ni m
TO operate a railroad TO Jamaica by securing tne
consent of the property holders along the route.
The company was capitalized at 10000 AT present
the tracks of the road extend only TO the Guy me
and for the last two years the Long Island Railroad
has run it's cars over the road as 70 carry pas
sengers from the terminal of this company 10 Nah-
haitian Beach ~, .o... =, +bo
" Bayard Cutting the majority OF inc
shares of the New York and South Brooklyn err
Company whose boats ply between Pier NO T.
East River and the terminal of the BROOKLYN L9au,
Of which he has gained control Nothing couIu De
learned last night as to Mr.. Cuttings plans re-
gardng his purchase: , .,oh nod
This Sale recalls an ambitious scheme when haa
been fostered by John w. Ambrose, Austin 1oroi ON
and Erastus Wiman, and which had f9r us Oh,
iect rapid transportation between eW-1ork anu anu
Europe Mr.. Ambrose was the organizer OF IN, me
plan by which the water front OF south brooklSti
was TO be improved as to ACCOMMODATE sIeSatt
or mart of the transcontinental trade. MI SorpIl
had supplemented this with scheme OF perleGtIirs
a railroad system Long Island II was ms II
10 make Montauk Point the terminal OF TINS me,
where connection could be made with fast steamer
plying between New-York and Liverpool mus iiiA
teriaily reducing the time of passage " -.
The death Of Mr.. Ambrose and or MI CorOih put
an end TO this scheme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20
ATLAS TACK COMPANY SOLD

Boston Dec ls-The property OF the Atlas Tack
Corporation offered for sale by public auction
to-day at the Boston Real Estate Exchange. The
sale was made under the terms OF the mortgage
executed between the Atlas people and the State
Street Trust Company. The only bid then offered
was from X. l. Harrison. OF New-York and the
property was knocked down TO him for 500 900 II
Is understood that he was acting in behalf OF II.
II. Rogers. of the Standard OF Company, who
holds the bonds OF the corporation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20
WORKERS.

The Committee OF the Whole of the Yonkers
Common Council held exciting session on Mon
day night which extended into midnight. The
main question discussed that OF the requisi-
tons from the various city departments for the
ensuing year, which to be voted at the regu-
lar meeting Of the Council on Friday night The
fight on Monday night was over the large amounts
asked for by each department All acquisitions
were materially reduced, except that Of the Com
missioner Of Public Works for $4,000. The Health
Boards amount reduced from slS $50 TO $1,000.
and that Of the Plumbing Board from $50 10
$500. The amount requested by the City Court
was reduced from S.427 TO $500 The amount al
lotted to the City Clerk $39ls0
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NEW-ROCHELLE.

The Common Council Of New-Rochele at us ses-
sion last night adopted resolution Of sympathy TOT
the Beers The resolution was offered by Alderman
Peter Cuneen and was as follows;
Resolved That we, members OF the Soin mon
1,ouncn ~ New Rochelle denounce in the most
emphatic manner the attack on the llVes llDeI .,e
and property OF the inhabitants OF the lrausNaaI
ISanublics and declare Engands actions an outrage
against civilization. We request our worthy hayOi
10 summon a mass meeting OF the cltzehs 20 pr
sest against this attempt TO enslaVe the uDei "
loving Roers and also for the purpose OF requesting
John O IInderh. our representative IN S ohsress'
10 support the resolution introduced DJ SOHs'eSS
man Snlzer relative 10 this matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20
THE DELAY IN SHIPPING MAIL.
PosToFTTCE AUTHORITIES WORKING HARD TO
OVERCOME THE DIFFICULTIES CAUSED
by SHORTAGE OF STEAMERS

The Postofflce Department is making extra efforts
these days 10 combat the lack OF transatlantic
mail steamers and get the mail for Europe OF with
little delay possible The transference OF
three White Star liners TO the British Government
for troopships and the temporary with
drawa from service Of several North German
Lloyd and American liners for overhauling make
the situation a difficult one. 1t said at the
Postofice yesterday however that the lack OF
transportation facilities would In few cases mean
delay OF more than one day. and that In January
when several Of the big steamers now being over
hauled are In service again. the mail will be dis
patched with the usual promptitude
The Postofiice authorities say that the present
shortage of steamers Is felt every year at this
time, and that IL Is due 10 the laying up OF steam
ers for repairs much than IL Is 10 the recent
conversion OF some OF them into troopships. Ii Is
the opinion Of many well informed persons how
ever. that the British Government Will take more
steamers for use as troopshlps In the near future
and II this happens there will be n different story
to tell. The British Government can at any mo-
ment. take the Teutonic, Of the White Star Line.
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yEUSTRIA HELD AT QUARANTINE.

The Fabre Line steamer Neustria Captain
sagols which arrived here yesterday morning from
Naples with 45l steerage passengers. is detained at
Quarantine pending investigation 10 the
truth Of report that twenty or more steerage
passengers haiing from Trieste surreptitious-
iy embarked on board the Neustra, after they had
been rejected by the United States Consul at
Naples All the passengers well. Health Of
fcer Doty has cabled 10 the United States Consul
Naples 10 the authenticity OF the report
Meanwhile the steamer will be held at Quarantine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20
ANOTHER COFFEE STEAMER

The Lamport & Holt Line steamer Maskelyne
Captain Russell, from Santos November a. by WAY
Of St Lucia December TO- arrived I'm Quarantine
yesterday morning all well. The Maskeyne brought
2nI sacks Of coffee. Her crew consisting OF
thirtyfour men. are all well and there has been no
sickness on the voyage. The steamer will he de-
tained and her cargo discharged into lighters AZ
required by the Board OF Health OF ali steamer
from Santos. until that port is free OF the bubonc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
PORT CHESTER.

Miss Helen Marion Whitney. daughter OF charles
Stuart Whitney was married last evening 10 'oi'n
T-lbert Haviland. Of Purchase The ceremony TOOK
Mace of the home of the brides father In west
chester-ave the Rev II. w. Hunt. pastor OF me tne
congregational Church officiating MISS Leti.i S
Snons Of Port Chester. maid or hohoI' anu
EDWARD Haviland Of New-York, the pest man
The ushers were Frank Clarke, OF Port Cnes,edi,
md Roswell Nichols of Brooklyn. After thelr Weu
ding trip Mr. and Mrs. Havand will live IN New
Pc all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
GRAND-Colonel f. NJ. Hoffman. Of General Roe's
staff. HOFFMAN,. b. Lyon. of Albany. HOI~
IAND-Senator Albert J. Beverage of Indiana.
MANHATTAN-Ex-S Senator David Il. Hill. Of AL
bany, and l.. c. Phipps. Of Pittsburg MURRAY
HILI-State Senator Frank w Higgins of Clean.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. j. Hill. OF ST. Paul, presi-
dent OF the Great Northern Railway. PLAZA
General Charles Miller. of Franklin. Penn. SAVOY
Lady Bowyers. Of Lordon WALDORF-H. c.
PAYNE OF Milwaukee,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20
MOUNT VERNON.

Fire broke out last evening in the handsome home
NJ + G. Cart a New-York hotel man, at NO.
Adams-st The flames started In the attic at b
o'clock while the family was at supper. For
time IT looked as though several adjoining houses
would be consumed. and general alarm was sent
a. The upper part Of the house was purheu anu
The contents were flooded with water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20

The operation made as pain
less as possible here-you can be
waited on without waiting.
HOUSE COATS NEcKwEAF
suoxrNG Jackets HANDKERcHIEFs
GLOVES UMBRELLAS
co1.FRAGs JEwELRY
DRESS SUIT CASES CANES
RIDING CROPS SILK sUsPENDEhs
,prssrNG GOWNS PAJAMAS
Those superfne brown satin
lined overcoats, reduced from
$50 to SIS, would all have been
sold had they been properly de-
scribed as Montagnacs.
A dozen left-all at our Leon
ard Street store.
ROGERS, PEET & Co.
RIO Broadway, cor. Leonard
Broadway. cor. Prince
Thiry-second and Broadway
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thagena g. Greytown o. Port Hmon II and Kingston IA,
mdse and IS cabin passengers to the Atlas IS Co.
Arrived the Bar at m, 18th, and anchored owing
fog.
Steamer Adler C3r). Sutherland. Port Prince Deem
T. Cape Hayti s. Gonaives I. 81 Marie :, Port de
Paix - and Inagua 10 with mGse and passengers 20
s. Line. Arrived the Bar at m. 18th.
Madiana O3r). Fraser Deruerara December .,
Barbados Martinique H. Dominica. Antigua and 81
Kits ~ 81 Croix and Thomas 49, with mdse and u
cabin passengers to A Outerbridge Co Arrived AZ
the Bar 1870 18TH and anchored. owing 20 fog.
Steamer louisiana Keuble. New Orleans December IL,
with mdse and passengers TO f. Allen. Arrived and
anchored or Scotland Lightshp at $50 18TH owing
fog
Steamer City Of Macon Savage. Savannah December 49,
with mdse and passengers ocean Steamship Company.
Steamer Hamilton. Dole. Norfolk and Newport News.
with mdse and passengers 10 Old Dominion S'eamship
Company.
steamer Henry l. Cav. Gather Baltimore. with mdse
II Q Foster.
Steamer New-York Roberts Newport News to Inter
national Navigation Company Fas been having over
hauling.
sandy Hook. J. Dec 49, $50 p m-wind northwest.
moderate; cloudy
SAILED.
Steamers Hansa Ger for Belize. ETC.. FL Monte New
orleans Jefferson. Norfolk and Newport News Talisman
Wo Barbados. etc; Iroquois Charleston and Jackson
VILE. Stuttgart (Ger. Bremen Monmouth (RD. Batt-
more. cry Of Augusta, Savannah.
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SPECIAL ANNOl NNEhENl.
NJ saleza is sl suffering from severe colo ana Will
~ unable 10 sing night NJ. Alvarez has kindly con
sented TO sing the role Of Don Jose
To NIGHT at S Bizet's opera. CARMEN FRENCH.
Minis C5lys and Emma Eames; NM. Alvarez and Plancon
Frtdav evening Dec D. at c. Wagner's opera, TANN-
II tfSF;R Din (ierman). Mines Ternina, Ohtzka and
Nordice. NM Van Dyck Bertram debut, and Plancon
Sat Mat Dec. %. >. Gounod's opera. FAUST in
French Mines Cave, Mantelli; MN. Alvarez Campo
mari ana I'd de Reszke Conductor Sig, Mancnelli.
sat Evg. Dec 23 at S, at Popular Prices Wagner
opera IOHENGRIN Din German. Mines. Susan Strong
and Schumann- Heink NM Dippel. Muhlmenn, Meux and
Ptingle. Conductor. Mr.. Emil Paur -
Prices saturday Nights-SZoO, fl'V soc anu oVe'
Boxes. SO Sl5 and $50 -. 49,.
SoIoists:4Mmes suzapne Adams and Schumann- Henk
Plancon together with Met OPP House orchestra
Conductor Mr. Paur. 49, ~,-.-.,..,, =, .-,,,
seats al Bon OFFICE. and at BOX OFFICE RATES
Tysons principal hotels and Rullmans III Broadway
REPERTORY FOR NEXT WEEK
Mon Evg Dec. %. al s. Rossnis OPERA ii, BAR
BIERE III SIVIGLGA. Nine Sembrich; MN. "a de
Reszke Campanari. Pni-Corsi and Salgnac CONDUCTOR
sig Mancnel. 80. -.o
Wed. Eyg Dec, 81. At s. Mozart's Opera. Don Go
VANNI Mines NOrdica, Suzanne Adams ana Sernprlchi
NM Ed de Rsszke ssiignac Pint Corst and Scott hls
appearance. Conductor, Sig. Manctneli
operas for Friday Evg. and Sat Mat OF next week
will be announced In to-morrows papers
WEBER PIANOS USED.
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Announcements.
E. & w.
"SYOSSET"
A wide scanned Collar.
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Neglect of the hair brings badness. Us
ParSer's Hair Balsam and your hair.
Greve's Ointment makes healthy skin soc.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 21 Sunset pm 1921 Moons age Is
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandy Hook 9:39 Gov. Island 1911 Hell Gate O37
P.M-Sandy Hook lO:l2 Gov. Island 1914 Hell Gate 3
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TODAY
Vessel. For. Line. Mails close. Vessel sails
Alliance, Colon. Panama R.. O3O A n LOO n =,
Southwark. Antwerp Rsd tar. 900 m 100 m
Ttomo Grenada Demeryra II 100 100 p m
lucatan. Havana. 7 Cuba. 100 m 300 ~
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 81
LAquitane Havre. French .......... 700 m 1000 M
& Cuba ....... m 3.O0r n,
frins NllleTn H. hayti DC5ch lO:3O a p m
State OF Nebska. Glasgow. Allan State co y m
SohlL; 1alNestJh, Mali9fy.. ..''..-.'. - 300
ri TO- NeN-oFleah9' morgan. ...-.... - 300 m
FRIDAY. DECEMBER %
SILVIA, Newfoundland. Red Cross....ll:0 90 100 m
Algonquin. Charleston. Clyde. ....... 400 n m
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SPECIAL. ANNOUNCEMENT.
NJ sseza Is still suffering from severe cold and Will
~ r,obIa 70 sing 10 night NJ. Alvarez has kindly con
sored To sing the role OF Don Jose.