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New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
GOLF.
YAN CORTLANDT PLAYERS PLAN FOR
EART.Y SEASON-ANNUAL MEET
ING: MARCH %

The annual meeting OF tho Van Cortlandt Golf
Club has been called for Monday March 25 at the
Hotel Marlborough. Though scarcely two Years old
The club has succeeded in rounding up most of the
golfers who use the public links at Van Cortlandt
Park and. result of this organization. II has
been able % secure improvements. which have
made there tie best public links in the
United States Last season il induced Harry
Vardon to give a public exhibition. which was the
only one the kind held in the course of the Eng
HshmanS entire visit TO this country. This year
the plans include a series Of weekly handicaps
for both men and women. ending with champion
ship tourna auents for both
The ticket TO be put III nomination the meet
ing is as follows: President. John r. Frick; vice
presidents Alfred Craven ard II. r. Brown; sec
Tetary and treasurer, DR.. +. NJ. Mendell; board OF
governors. Andrew Bell. Herbert y. Croker. Robert
Croker. James Elgar and j. i. Gilmartin.
II is understood that the club Will favor early
opening Of the season. and regular competitions
will probably start in May. Val" Flood is To be
retained gTeenskeeper. and will have general
charge Of the contemplated Improvements.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
BIG DAY FOR GOLFERS AT PALM BEACH
EIGHTEEN HOLE MATCHES BESIDES THE
FENN-NICHOLS CONTEST

palm Beach. Fla. March Is (SpeciaD.-This has
been an exceptionally busy day for the golf en-
thusiasts for independent OF the big thrtysix hole
professional match for $500 between Arthur H
Fem. the Palm Beach professional and Bernard
Nichols of Boston. the only that ever beat
Harry Vardon on American soil there was an eigh-
Teen hole. four ball match between George Low
and Bernard Nichols the side and Arthur
H. Fem and David Hunter the other which
was also match for money. and there was an
eighteen hole mixed foursome handicap in the af-
ternoon for prizes presented by Mr. and Mrs Fran
els NJ. Freeman.
5rrjng rbs ,yornfne roT11a +-ta loney I'm. of
Nichols was perfect, but he fell down his put
ting the sand greens. Fem went out in 81
and was up az the turn and up the end OF
The morning round. In the afternoon Fem
handy. being up at the turn and winning the
match al the thirtieth hole by up and TO play
The cards were:
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County of

New York. The Queens County Savings Ha9F, IT. IAN d
tif against George Stolz Stolz Henry SUR Ail
Bohnger. Alex Dt2ss Charles Aio4gh. S9sT I
RolCih Berghausen George Ruser. Louis heiIpl 10
seph Hogan. Joseph Kuhn Defendants Action 30 i,
In pursuance Judgment OF foreclosure ana si' GUY
made entered in the above entitled acton al
Edwin A. Watson. Referee in said iudgmSnt named
at public auction, the New YORK Real Estate
caiesroOm No. broadway, in the Borough or Man
haitian of the 2nd day of Aprli l9Ol
10 ,,'ciock noon that day, 10y William NJ Ryan
Auctiouee the premises directed by said Judgment 10 be
described follows All that lot OF land
sate in the city of New York bounded as fol
ngs. TierinninG at the side of Brook Ave
nue. one hundred ninety five Qs1 feet south OF the
southeast corner Brook Avenue and one hundred ana
seventeen running east parallel win One
and seventeen street one hundred QOp feet to
land Of the New York and Harlem Railroad COMPANY
said land parallel with Brook Ave
80 tygentv-f1ur inches; thence west
and SEVENTEEN street one hun
- ,nG, 10 side OF Brook Avenue; and
twenty-four 2b feet six to
n.bes the beginning: the side walls of the
huiding erected or said premises being party walls
Tated New York, February 27th. 1901
D"'e4 - EDWIN \ WATSON. Referee.
c0r-T.D G BRO, Plaintiff. 271 Broad
W. nav borough OF Manhattan. CITY of New York
Is OF the property TO be sold
az above described the number being 1867 Brook
Brook Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14

Magnolia Springs. Fla, March 13 (SpeciaD.
The fourth annual golf tournament closed here
To-day after three days of play. The weather has
been perfect until this afternoon, when a slight
ram came 10. The players continued until the
.Falsh however. The winners and scores are as
Medal play eighteen h5lesl-Mrs J. y Chandler. n
ffooenoe with a.. Miss L. Young, Of New-Nork,
feconc. with ~
,aatch plsyNornan Town. Of Magnolia Springs, won;
Mas Young. u NeW-York. UP.
-aga foursoIne-Phelps Hoyt Of ChcaFo and George
Aoosfon Of Hibernia won with Sc William Hoyt, of
1asaso and Reggie Woolston of Hibernia, second.
p slen driyingReggie woolston won with AZ Phelps
N0men's driviag-Mrs. {. F. Fox Philadelphia won,
WIN 10. Mrs. l. Page Philadelphia, second, with l3
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14

New York and Harlem II. r. co.
approximate amount Of the lien or charge 70 say
isfv which the above described property Is 10 be sold IS
50 553 so vh interest from and after the list
av If February 1901 with costs and allowances
rrxiatinr SS35 80 with the expenses OF the
sale The approximate amount of the taxes. asses
rrents and water rates liens 10 be allowed 10 e
purchaser purchase money or pam ~; tle
S537 WIfRFR McIsfNlL'r-
NJ u. GOULD & BRO, Attorneys for P!aitth;1 ~ ~
Broadway Borough Of Manhattan. city OF Ne" hoIN
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
YACHTING.
STEEL FORWARD BULKHEAD OF THE BEL
MONT BOAT COMPLETED.

Bristol. R l.. March 15.-Tn the Belmont boat to-
day the work of putting in the steel forward bulk
head completed It Is not far from the steel
platform placed the frames TO form the step of
the mast. The steel Of the bulkhead IS light: in
fact. light that hold in one hand a
section Is feet in length and IS inches in width
The hawse pipes are being fitted on two Of the
forward sheer strake plates the starboard and
port bows of the boat, while close TO the hawse
pipes and just aft Of them round castings
rveted 10 the plate and containing sockets for the
shrouds will pass. The deck amidships will be clear
OF everything, so that a few spare spars can be
carried III the waist.
The main sheet traveller Of galvanized steel is
almost the same size that of the Columbia. The
progress of rivetnS on the boat to-day was con-
siderable narrowing down the work of construction.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
GurroaGIes Noiiecs.

COLA, JOHN.-In pursuance of order of
- Hon Abner {. Thomas. Surrogate of the County
notice Is hereby given TO all having
Ciain,s against Cola. late OF the County
Work deceased present the with vouchers there
his place Of
\, 2 @4o broadway Borough OF Manhattan. City
~ Nsv- York on before cath day Of next
Dated New York. the 10Th day of December. 1900
CHRISTIAN GOLI.A. Administrators.
ATRFRT B. WRIGHT Attorney for Administrator S5
Nassau Street. Borough Of Manhattan City OF New
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
PROGR4MME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

-epoRTsNF-N's S9OW.-Seventh annual exhibition Of
National Sporrsmen's Association. Madison Square
Garden.
FrLIIA ARIS.-New-York athletic Club championship
tournament NeW-Iork Athletic Club.
HAND TENNIS-Championsht doubles hand tennis
tournament, New-York Athletic Club.
pooL. Championship tournament. Knckerbocker Ath-
letic club
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Show matches. Interstate
shooting Zettier Rife Club
ships, C-lt gallery. Madison Square Garden.
ATHLETICS F-reshmen-sophomore games. Newr-York
University. 3 p.
uocEEY.-C olunbia against Yale FRESHMEN teams St
Nicholas Rink. S:15 p. m.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
6elp Wanie0-maIe.
WANTED.

An experienced man to take charge of
the accounts and manage the transactions
of the Foreign and Domestic Exchange
Department of large institution-Appli-
cations giving particulars as to qualifica-
tions. age. references, &C., addressed to
"President, p. o. Box No. Sl7, N. Y.
City, will be considered strictly conf
Dental.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT. County of New York


SUPREME COURT. County of New York
and trustees under the last will Of
Marietta II. Hull, deceased. Plaintiffs. against Clar
judgment Of foreclosure entered
In the above entitled action. and bearing date the 9th day
mentioned. will sell public auction New York
Real Estate Sales Rooms Number Ill Broadway in the
Borough of Manhattan. day March. 1901.
at twelve o'clock by Peter F. Meyer Auctoneer
described follows: All that plot piece or parcel
Of land in the Twentyfourth Ward Of the City Of New
point the westerly side of Kingsbridge Road. as
the has been about be wdened shown OF
improvements Of the Twenty-third and Twenty
fourth Wards distant hundred and seventy
southerIy from southwestery corner of 1870 or
Primrose Street and KingsbrdSe Road as afoesald
Road, aforesaid ninetyfour feet and fourteen or
hunredths 94 1900 Of foot to the centre e 95 .s
feef ana 1 iSTee bnndre and ninetyfour
hundred and nine feet and eighty-one one huIdreds
thence Eastery tiry-eght feet and seventy onehun-
dredths (3s 701OO of foot angle; thence North
Road as Aforesaid ffty-fve feet ana seventy-six
76~ioo) Of foot to westerly side Of
said kngsbrdge Road as afort 5aii and thence oy
fifty feet and seventytwo one-hundredths go 12-loo OF
foot 10 the point place of beginning Being par,
the premises conveyed J. Clarence Briggs by deed
County OF New York day Of NovemoeG Is., @
40 and inGav1 , eY 4iee1 - 954 on the Land
Map OF the city Of New York said premises & neh6 Er NV
Dated NeW SL % New dGTk IN fah hf da0I -
ISAAC BELL. FREEMAN. Referee;
RoNALD X BROWN Attorney for Plaintins' ->u"'O-'
5Zo broadway. New York City. q,
- The following is diagram of the properiy yacant:
IN the foregoing notice of sale the premises Oeins
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14

The "Herreshoff. jr.." referred to by THE ST.
James's Gazette" is possibly the OF <. F.
Herreshoff, who is studying engineering at Glas-
gov University He is said TO have a natural tall
for designing. and has associated himself with
Professor j. Harvard Bies who occupies the John
Elder Chair of Naval Science in the Glasgow Uni
VerSity in the latters large business of designing
war vessels and passenger and cargo steamers, to
which will be added yacht building, with young
Mr. Herreshof who will take up permanent resi-
dence in Glasgow, the superintendent OF that
branch of the business.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
D0LAN WINS AIKEN Gun CLUB SHOOT

Columbia, S C.. March IS (SpecaD.-The contest
for the Z. L. Smith Cup was the feature at the
Aiken Gun Club this afternoon. twenty bird han
dlcap. $50 entrance. The entries were d. Long
Miller Roland Smith H. Duryea, G T. Smith,
Woodbury. Kane p. r. Hitchcock, II. ". Bull.
W w Holley. {. W. Dolan, A. Navarro Thomas
Hitchcock jr and Reginald Brooks. George Smith
and Dolan killed all On the shoot-of DOan won
on the twenty-seyenth bird.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
New York and Harlem r. R. Co.

New York and Harlem r. r. Co.
The approximate amount OF the lien or charge 70 sat-
So 553 SO with thereon from and al5er the s
Sa ~ Eahrnarv 1901 together with costs and allowances
Si0 together with the expenses of the sale
The approximate amount of the taxes assessments ana
water rates or other be allowed 10 the purchaser
out of the or paid oy the Ieferee is
$537 63. EDWIN ~. w ioOs' rAs4Ta
NJ D. GOULD BRO. Attorneys for Plaintn gi1 Broad
way. Borough OF Manhattan. CITY OF new hofhs
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14

4 {, Thomas. a Surrogate Of County York,
notice is hereby all having claims against
DIkeman. late of the County OF New York de-
ceased the with vouchers thereof the
subscriber place ransacting business. No 3Og
broadway Borough ot Manhattan, in the City OF New
York before the 25th day of April next--Datsd
Nov York Of October. 1900. CAROLINE
/ DIKEMAN Administrators Estate OF Matthew
1ikenan Deceased. Il MELVILLE KNOWLES. Attor-
new for Administrative SO2 Broadway. Borough of
Manhattan New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14

l. Abner G. Thomas. Surrogate of County OF New
York notice hereby all having
against Mary Goodwin late ot the County Of New
the with vouchers therefor to
at of transaCting at
No 332 East 35h Street Borough of Manhattan in the
,j+,- New York. before the OF
ber 1ooI ALFRED ]. GOODWIN, Executor
E-R<F,ST F. EIDIITZ Esq, Attorney Executor Fl
Nassau street. Borough Of Manhattan New city.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
ENGLISH BLOCKS FOR SHAMROCK II.

Providence, r. l.. March 13 (SpeciaD.-The report
that Designer George l. Watson had ordered Amer
lean blocks from Coleman & Sons be used on the
challenger Shamrock II denied here to-day
Mr., Coleman, who has furnished the blocks for
both the Herreshoff cup yachts, and also for the
Boston yacht Independence. said to-day that he
had not received, and did expect to receive, any
such order
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
y PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER of Hon,

Abner C. Thomas. Surrogate of the County o New
Work notice hereby all having
against Robert Graham Dun. late of the County New
YSr deceased present the with vouchers
Of To the subscribers at their place of ansactns business
the ofc of Rastus :. Ransom. No l2S Broadway,
of Manhattan, In the City of New York,
before the seventeenth day of August next.
Tated New York. the 18th day of February. 1901.
MARY r. DUN. EXecutriX: ROBERT DUN DOUGLASS.
RASTIyS s RANSOM. Attorney Executors 1oS
broadway, Manhattan Borough. New-York City
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14

rwenLy-four couples competed in the mixed four
zones haldlcap, and many prominent society peo-
pie from the vicinity Of New-Yorlz were amoil, the
eeoinpetitors Mrs. Tappiu. Of Westbrook and Mr..
Sswyer Of Ardsey, carried off the highest honors.
The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County of

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County of
New York.-THe Queens County Savings Bank
Plaintiff. against George stoz Lena stoz, Henry sturz
William Won. John Merkle Christian Wlckersheimer:
NoshuI,e. Defendants. No. pursuance of
judgment Of foreclosure and sale duly made and
entered above entitled action and bearing
elh day of February 1901 l. the UNDERSIGNED Wilber
Mcbride the Referee IN said judgment named sell
public auction, at the New York Real Estate Sales
room. No III Broadway M the Borough Of Manhattan.
Cy Of New York ON the End day Of April 1901 at l.
o'clock noon. that day by William Kennedy,
the premises directed by said Judgment be
sold. and therein described follows All that lot Of
land situate in the city ana state Of New York bounded
as Beginning point the east side of
Avenue hundred and forty-sx U46 feet four
inches Of OF Brook Avenue
hundred and seventeen thence running
hundred and seventeen
hundred land Of the New York and Harlem
Railroad Company thence south along the said land
ael Avenue twenty four t2b feet four -
inches: parallel with hundred and
entIeth street hundred 0o) feet the side Of
Brook Avenue thence north along the same twenty
four t24 feet four poin OF beginning,
the side walls n building erected said premises
h party walls
Dated New York. February 21th. 1901
WIIRER MCBRIDE Referee.
NJ D. GOULD & BRO. Attorneys for Plaintiff, I'll
broadway. Borough Manhattan. New York city.
The following Is diagram Of the property 10 he sold
as above described number being lad6 Brook
Avenue: -
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14

IN the four bail match il was only the best ball
that counted al each hole and Low and Nichols
won by up and 10 play. Low and Fem each
went over the course in sc. but il does not count
as q record. as they each picked up one green
vixen within a few inches of the hole which
made Il an approxmated &C. although they could
have easily holed out IN the stroke Their
hest bail score was
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
BASKETBALL.
PRINCETON DEFEATS DREXEL

Princeton. n J.. March 13.-The university has
ketball team defeated the Drexe Institute team of
Philadelphia. here to-day in a closely played game
by the of II 16 The first half ended l. to
in favor of the Drexel Institute but Princeton
braced up In the second half and the game.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
NEW-NORk.

DIR STRONG'S
THE SARATOGA SPRINGS SANITARICN.
SARATOGA SPRINGS. y. Y
For health ar recreation The appointments OF
frt class hotel Elevator suites with bath Electricity
Massage. Turkish. Russian. sulphur Hydro-Electric.
TaubeIr Mineral other baths. Spragues hot-air
treatrn for rheumatism sun parlor and promenade
tta ro5f Saratoga Dry. quiet atmosphere, with
rrucb sunshine Illustrated booklet free
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14

WANTED FOR L. S. ARMY: Able bodied unmarried
w men, between o 81 80: citizens OF United
States good character and temperate habits
speak read and write English. Recruits specially
sired service in Philippines For information apply
to RECRUITING OFFICER. IS Third Ave. l2a PARK
Ave. 81 L. 12oth ST.. New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
"HERREsHOFF. JR,' To DESIGN RACING
YACHT.

London. March 13.-'The St. Jamess Gazette
this afternoon announces that 'Herreshoff, jr'
has been commissioned by ship builder of Glas-
cow to design a 6j-foot racing yacht, be built
The Cyde
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
MAGNOLIA SPRINGS TOURNEY.

Messrs. Conkling DELANEY and many other play
CTS did not return cards.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14

Note-The approximate amount of the lien or charge
upon the above property satisfy which premises
are to be sold So 1888 thereon from
February End together with disbursements and
allowances the of S22J.06
thereon February 9th, 1901 together with
approximate taxes.
and Cther liens the
purchaser Of the purchase money
which he paid the Referee. $40 45 with
interest from October lst 1900
ISAAC BELL BRENNAN Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
RACING.
FOUR OF THE CHOSEN HORSES COME IN
VICTORS-TO-DAY'S ENTRIES

EICTORS-TO-DAY' ENTRIES.
New-Orleans, March l3.-The weather cloudy
and the track muddy. Tom Collins, Dick Furber
Swordsman and Vema Clark were the successful
favortes. Summaries
FIRST RACE-seling. Six furIongs
Tom Collins Ill CO'Brien), l 5..........
Iterp. lU4 HiohersolD. l l.............
George B. Cox. lo9 GuPee} 10 to
Time-1:1S-
Waterhouse Dave Waldo. Lady Contrary, Al Lone.
Lydia :. Crystalline, Little Reggie and Kaftan also
SECOND RACE-Four and one-haIf furlongs.
Lou Woods. III 0Oupee) TO and 10
Blue Ridge. JOS dandryl; TO and to 2........-.
Ardltd. lis tCaywOodJ. l3
Tme-O59l4
Tenny f, Aretas and Tanbourine II also
THIRD RACE-Steepechase handicap. Short course
Dick Furber l44 HIerting). 3 2..........
Divertisement 132 CNeberD l , 1........
Zufallig also Miss Ransom. Harve &.
fell.
FOURTH RACE-Seing. One mile.
Swordsman. 10 20 Brien). observation-disclosures.
J. II. Barnes, JOY G.andry) TO l and 1.........
Brown Vail, io6iz tWalsh). - to 1...............
Time-14T.
Alvin ". Bright Night. Pauline j. Miss Loretta
Maree, L.. Sparta also ran
FIFTH RACE-Selng. one one-sIxteenth miles
TrebOr, 1oI tl3olandl
Goodae los tkiley) 10 10 l....-.................
Bequeath. Henry Of FranstaInar. King Bermuda and
Little Salie also
SIXTH RACE-SeIling. SIX furlonss.
Eelma Clark 103 Cochran. 70 2........ /
Nirgie dor l02 tSlachO. l l.
ATnoroso lo2 Hothersoln. i TO 1...--...-......-
Dorothy Lee. Masterfu- Leila Barr Lightning Flash.
Hampshire and Enjoy also
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
TIE CARTER HANDICAP.

The Queens County Jockey Club yesterday
nounced the entries and weights for the Carter
Handicap which will be at the meetings at
Aoueduct The list Is follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
g Connirn Boaro.

A DIRONDACK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. House. open
\ Jine lst terms. further particulars
address Mrs. f. MEAD Indian Lake. Hamilton Co. N "
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14

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A Victoria. Apl. II. 10 AN f. Bismarck. May . lo AN
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Columbia. Nay . 10 93 10 AM
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TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
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of the MIDNIGHT Sun and 10 the BALTIC and the
principal cities Of NORWAY. SWEDEN RUSSIA and
DENMARK BY tho new yacht PRINZESSIN VICTORIA
LUISE and 5. s AUGUSTE VICTORIA All appointments
strictly class itineraries arranged Fur
ther particulars application to the
HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE. 81 BWAY. y. Y.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

SOUTHERN PINES. y. c.
A mild dry equable climate Southern Pines N. C..
IN the heart Of the leafed pine section Piney Woods
Inn an elegant homeike Hotel all conventences Mod
CFIAs JOHN. Southern Pines. n. c.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
ERENCH LINE.

ERENCH LINE.
COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANsATLANTIoUE.
DIRECT LINE TO HANRE-PARIS FranCe).
Sailing every THURSDAY at 10 A. NJ
From Pier No ~, North River. Morton ST
Mar II La Rretagne
L'Aauitane Mar. y La Champagne April
- La Lorraine
General Agency 81 Broadway. New York
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14

HOLLAND AMERICA LINE.
New York-R Rotterdam via Boulogne- Mer
Tvin-Screw 5 $. 1O5O0 tons, S,T a1rI7>-T, Ar
Saturday March IG. 10 4. NJ. S1a lfNbAM
Tvin-Screw :. s, l2,500 tons. pOTSD AM
Saturday. March %. 10 A. NJ.
MAASDAM.........-.--.. Saturday. March 30 10 A.
Apply 10 Gen Passenger Agency. 80 B'way y. Y
JIUROPE.-20 Summer Personally Conducted
- Tours $3.50. upward, including all expenses BAKER
q GIBSON, 50 Nassau St. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
EIAILORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

'A From Wednesdays. Fridays Saturdays.
FOR TENAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
STRAIGHT ana ROUND TRIP Tickets issued all
points in Texas Colorado. Arizona California Mexico.
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Write for our Glt-page Pocket Guide imailed free).
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New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
NOTES or THE LINKS.

The executive committee OF the Metropolitan
'oif Association will hold a special meeting TO-
night at the Union Club decide on a links for the
annual championship. The members viii meet al
elmer. and the matter Will be gone over at that
,nne II is regarded practically certain that the
apawamis Gols Club. Of Rye will secure the
award Little else remains TO be done compla tie
ne ,le preliminary arrangements except the prepara-
..oh of the official handicap list According to in
ssfactons given the committee al the annual
meeting, this be issued by April 15.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
Ocean GIeamers.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
8 s. Kaserin Maria Theresia will sail from Pier o.
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