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New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
THE SILKS WE'RE NOT SEIZED.

But SEVERAL CASES IMPORTED BIZ H MEN
DEEssoHN & co HAVE BEEN DETAINED
Nevada N stranahan the Collector of the Port
of New-York, when seen by Tribune reporter at
his home. Sixty-first-st and Central Park West
last night said it was not true as printed in an
evening newspaper, that seizure had been made
Of japanese silks imported by the firm of II. Men
delssohn & Co. of No q Greene-st.
1T is true" added Mr. Stranahan. that several
cases of japanese silks imported by the firm men
toned have been detained in a bonded warehouse
pending investigation. But there has been
seizure yet. The reason this action was taken
that the weights returned by the government
officials these cases greater than those
given by the firm in entering them for duty.
ought TO say, however. that the government has
not lost cent because of the underweight, the
duty levied according TO the figures returned
by the government officials and duty was paid
based on these figures.
ter turned over to General Burnett, the United
Wea @ Wo Bss sha had W ebaTee @ Ieea o or 70 oy w
ernment prosecutions Of this nature, for invesga-
ton.
claimed any fraudulent intent and have pointed out
they would have put the silk in bonded
house. but would have Immediately mixed it with
When asked to explain the difference in weight
that possibly as their cases were not zinc lined the
additional weight N might he due to absorption Of
Did the excess weight amount to much ten
ION some of them it did the reply.
Was it reasonable to expect that there could be
s gFsst an increased weight as that from such
No replied Mr. stranahan But" he added
that given seriously true explanation.
The members of the nrm have written TO their
fsa pane o is on sance and
ton cannot be carried between that point and
i whe9ner in or nSt co made
anen n3b Fnat spe5sGn 5 b is nDs ndeT b1 5e
District Attorney determines that point.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
DR.. Lyons
PERFECT
Tooth Powder
Used by people of refinement
for over a quarter of century
PREPARED BY
Il II -y170. -lD?
DETECTIVES INVESTIGATE DEATH.
CONFLICTING STORIES TOLD ABOUT MAN
WHO WAS AsPHYXIATED IN HOTEL.

CONFLICTING STORIES TOLD ABOUT MAN
WHO WAS AsPHYxIATED IN HOTEL
While the life heat was still perceptibe. the body
of William H German found Yesterday morn
ing in the room flooded with gas. to which he had
retired the night before. overcome by 1000 ana
drink
~ knew that he had many enemies and he never
5,ed naturally, in that house" said his father as
he viewed his sons corpse.
Mrs Donohue. the proprietor of the Hotei Royal
at No. % West Twenty-seventh-st-. where the man
died said that German must have accidentally
turned the gas. Coroner Scholer caheo 1t ID
suicide
German who was thirty years old. was freight
agent Of the New-York Central Railroad. He lived
with his family at hundred and sixty nnth-st
and Kingsbridge Road 1t was said yesterday
that he to the resta urent with Wen oressea
woman on Monday oight Mnsn @ ms s. pIus 1he Wesf
Thireth-st station said tnat woman IN, ndd % th
the detectives Police Headquarters OF the death
Mrs Donohtie who at first refused to talk. later
said that German who frequently ate at nsi PA
night and asked for room. In the morning ne
found dead. She secuted the story that ne
4 representative pa1e of the Nev-York Central who
was investigating the case. said that German bore
a good reputation. and held responsible place
Detectives are investigating the case.
If there woman in the case she Old nor
to s5r}Es csptain af 5ns Wash Mfs'
''Gornan was nephew of mine by marTiase."
Investigation of the matter and feel confident that
there was no woman mixed up IN 3 thg anar ana r,eG
to clear up what seemed TO se mystery a ap1uf p6
II IN the nfeTesf R OF nsce Frank
Curry, who was with German, was an old friend
Of his They had been ienns f @ ron Deectv
unbiased report On his report l have based my
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
DADT's SUCCESSOR NOT NAMED.
GENERAL. COMMITTEE ELECTS OFFICERS
ExEr1TT7vE COMMITTEE EMPOWERED
TO MAKE RECOMMENDATION
TO MAYOR

No action regarding the Endorsement OF man
for recommendation to Mayor Low 10 succeeu
Michael J. Dady was made last nlght dt iiie
meeting of the Kings County Republican General
Committee held in the Johnston Building Nevlhs-
st and F1atbush-ave. Brooklyn AS the execu-
tive committee has not had sufncleht time 10
consider the merits of the dozen or so canoloates
for the position It deemed wise to DEFER the
matter In order obviate the necessity OF cali
ing a special meeting of the County committee
II was decided TO turn the matter over TO the
executive committee with full power 10 make d
recommendation to the mayor Inc executive
committee will meet for organization TUESDAY
evening. and It Is hoped that candlda'e VIII oe
selected by that time.
The principal business done last evening was
the election OF officers for the ensuing year Inc
men selected are follows: Alexander hooo' OF
the Xth Assembly District. chairman; John K
Smith of the XIIIth District. vice-chairman; John
F Smith of the XXIst District, secretary; James
r Roche of the With District. assistant secre-
tary: John Drescher. jr-. of the Ntn Dls'rlct'
treasurer. Michael Wheeler, Of the lld Dlstrc''
sergeant-at-arms.
Mr. Robb. in accepting his reelection said. in
part:
During the last year our organization has passed
through a period Of trial but 1t has commenced II;
ifsa1f ~ Ths differences were fought at the
primaries and the organization has won IN sn9
proves that those In charge Of the organlizatloh m
at the beginning of the year were un'nseiy as
We have duty before al this time A. me
last meeting in October passed a resolution
recommending that the direct vote at the prnafles
he brought into use. We want to follow thls UP
We are also on the threshold OF campaign OF
exceeding Importance to the Republican parry. We
should strive to make the influence OF the keFup-
Iican marty such that IL be erectiNe IN stc"t-
ing a coalition Of ali the anu-Tammany forces.
Resolutions introduced by Under Sheriff WIN
gate favo~ng the universal Introduction OF the
S0tug machine throughout the city. were passed
a memorial for julius Wieman former secretary
If the committee. who died several WEEKS 49,
was ordered spread the minutes
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
NETWORK CITY.

Sew-York Ccmmandery of the Military oroer
Of LoyaI Legion of the United States VIII nave
2 meeting followed by dinner. at Delnonico
tonight At the dinner General Stewart L. Wood
ford will read paper on lhciuei'S Va 'ii' '
War.
The PuhIic Education Association will hold It's
annual meeting in the assembly hall of the Board
of Education, Park-ave. and Fifty y-ninth-st'' TO-
morrow at p. m. President Butler OF Columbia
University David Willard. Mrs. Schuyler van
Rensselaer, and other officers OF the ASSOCIATION
will make short addresses.
The tenth anniversary Of the Forward Movement
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church In New-fork
City will be celebrated at the Metropolitan Temple
Seyenth-ave ana F'ourteenth-st. this evening
DIR william F. Mcdowell. secretary of the Board
of Fducation of the Methodist Church, will deliver
the address. There will be music by the temple
choir and orchestra.
Mrs Howard Taylor. OF the China Inland Mis-
s,or u,iu sneak at the West End Collegiate
church. West End-ave. and seventy-sevenh ST.,
tonight at O'Clock, The public is invited
The annual meeting OF the New-York Kinder
sarten Association Will be held on Monday at
eberrvs F1fth-ave and Forty-fourth-st-, at
o'clock Addresses will he made by DIR. James II.
canfield librarian Of Columbia University, and
Mrs l.. Belts. a large attendance or all who
are interested in the kindergarten movement or
in the opening Of schools for the children In the
crowded sections of the city is hoped for
The twenty-fourth annual dinner of the Alumni,
Association of the College of St Francis Xavier
will be held the Catholic Club, No. l20 Central
Park South this evening. This years dinner is
TO be one of congratulation to Edward B. Amend,
Of the class of II recently elected Justice of the
Supreme Court of the State OF NeW-York-
Jack McAulifte the former lightweight cham
pion pugilist who arrested Monday
the charge of stealing overcoat containing S2
from William Adams arraigned in Jefferson
Market court Yesterday and discharged, the
plant being withdrawn.
Homer Folks Commissioner nf the Department
of Public Charities, said yesterday that he
pected Mayor Ashbridge and the members of the
Commission of Public Charities and Correction of
Philadelphia here this morning, a of in
spection of the Charities and Correction Depart
ment in this city. The party, escorted by Com
missioner Folks and Commissioner Hynes, of the
Department of Correction. Will he taken To Black
wells Island of the department boa is and
will make tour of inspection of the buildings
there. Luncheon will be served in the Workhouse
Appraiser Whitehead received reports yesterday
regarding the business of the Appraisers Stores
this port for the last month. The appraised
value of merchandise SAT iss.s03 5s as against
$40 os1.755 60 for November year agJ.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03

steamer Victoria Brl Wards. Leshorn November and
Naples IL mdse cabin and 40 passengers
To henderson Arrived p n
Petersen Thopprch, Shields
in ballast to Philip Rtprecht Arrived
the Bar al 1925
steamer Furnessia err Young -slasgo" November 20
and Neville mdse los cabin
passengers TO Bros Arrived Bar o4o
m.
Steamer II DAM, skjedt Copenhagen November
70 and Christtansand %. with mdse 152
cabin eea passengers to Fu,eh Edye 6 co.
Arrived Al Bar al ESQ
steamer Deutschland GER. Daliderf Hamburg NoYem-
ber Is and in ballast Philip Ruprechs
fved a Bar ABS
Steamer Rotterdam Duch) PEERS. Amsterdam No
ballast Philip Ruprecht. Arrived the
1910
Steamer Finance. Sukeforth. Colon November 25 with
mdse passengers the Panama Railroad SIS Co.
Arrived at the Bar at 645 M.
Steamer oIaracatbo November 2i, Curacao
"a and Ponce &C. mdse passengers Boulton
Dallett- Arrived at the Bar $40
Steamer Valencia teer,. Gronneyer Kingston November
SavanilIa Is Certhagena 90 Greytown y and Port
Iimen "a with mdse and passengers 10 the Hamburg
American Line. Arrived at the Bar at II
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
ROOS LE4FES LITTLE TO WIDOW.
WILL, GIVES ALL OF ESTATE TO BRoTHERs
AND SISTERS THAT LAW PERMITS.


The will Of Leonard Frederick Roos the art
dealer. who died last week. and whose wife had
recourse the aid Of the police in fighting her
way to the body. filed for probate yesterday
by Palmer & Somerviile. attorneys for William NJ
Chase and James d. Track. the executors appointed
oy Mr.. Roos
The value Of the estate is estimated to be over
ss5oo Of which $4,000 is real and So 900 personal
property. NJ. Roos expressly debars his wife from
any inheritance Of his personal estate and says
is to have only legal share OF the real prop
er1v. he had provided for her amply in his life
tine. and she has property Of her
After payment Of debts and funeral expenses Mr.
Eeos the resid1e of his estate, both real and
personal, 20 his brother and sisters, Maria
Brutschn Berta Dick Rosalie Burkhart. Jacob
Roos and Susan Roos, all of whom live in Zurich
Switzerland. share and share alike. The will
executed November s. and witnessed by
Ellen Long and Louis J. Somerville II is expected
that Mrs Roos, through her lawyers, will take
action have the will broken and try to obtain
property than is allowed her in the will.
That Mrs Roos has property of her own is shown
by the fact that yesterday she sold speculator
whose name is withheld, a four story house No
i5s East Seventy -frSt-st- 1t is said that the deal
has been under consideration for two months.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
KINGS DEMOCRATS LOOK AHEAD.

LAYING DOWN POLICIES FOR THE CAMPAIGNS
OF 1913 AND 1900
Resolutions were adopted last night by the Kings
County Democratic General Committee at its meet
ing held in the jefferson Building in which it was
admitted that the methods Of the last administra-
ton could he both improved and purified and then
Il declared that the fusion administration was
neither effective nor honest, and that Il had failed
make good its promises reform The resolu-
uons then went on TO say that the Democratic
party must lock forward 10 the performance of tho
plain duty resting upon IL, 10 stand in the nex,
municipal election for honest an economical
adninistfa ton ef city affairs
The following officers were elected by the COM
nrtee for the ensuing year: Richard w Balm
bridge. chairman. James D. Bell vice-chairran.
Emil Rose. second vics-chairman: Frank
O'Reilly recording secretary. NJ. J. Cummings cor
responding secretary; Arthur C Salmon. Treasurer
Ereierick Runrnel. sergeant alarms
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
sTURGIs coNFERS WITH RITEs.
SEEKING TO HAVE cRoKER's STAY SET
ASIDE.

ASIDE.
The situation is unchanged In the Fire Depart
nAnt regarding its chief Edward F Croker IS
stu in command and will probably remain there
for some time unless Fire Commissioner Sturgis
succeeds In having the stay granted by Judge
Fitzgerald set aside
4 lawyer well versad in cases Of this Kind said
Yesterday: The OF procedure would be 10
apply 70 any Judge sitting at a Special Term He
can II no sees At vacate the stay. and when
that Is done, Croker be removed at once The
writ Of cerforari stands, however. II Is a review
OF rhe proceedings. and will have TO 20 before the
Judges OF the Appellate Division of the Supreme
Court for their decision.
Chief Croker had nothing say. He attended to
his duties at Fire Headquarters as usual and
seemed bit disturbed by the various Tunlors
afoat.
While Commissioner sturgis was leaving Fire
Headquarters 1879 a. m, a second alarm OF
fire came In from West-st., corner OF Eoratto-sl
The elevator at the ground floor, but Chisf
Croker went down tho stairs two al a time. reach
ing his buggy and driving off in less than two min
utes. -,
Commissioner Sturss spent an hour or SO with
Corporation Counsel Rves. who. II Is said. Is pre-
pairing the papers for vacatins the stay
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Meeting of American Society ~ Aeehen'cal hnE'ne's
House, 10 a m
Board ot Trade and Transportation Man and Express
Building. 10 ~ q. m.
Annual meeting American Church Missionary Soeety
Church Missions House. z p ~,
Aa-..s an Tho Social Question Europe By Jules
Huret IF Paris. Young Men Christian Assooia''n
West Fifty -seveHth-s st. afternoon
,-,r,, ,1+,-so-,-,. meetings Church Zion and 81
E'sTgra rjIra.h, 10 a m Trinity and St Pauls Chape
noon: Side Yong Men 'hr's'ah +.sHu''''''"' .
p m: Carnegie Hall. n m
Annual meeting Of the Revolution n"imonico s.
evening
81 Francis Xavier Alumni dinner. Catho'ic Club $50
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
UNION PACIFIC TO GRANT PENSIONS.

The announcement was made at the Office Of the
Onion Pacific Railway Company yesterday that the
Union Pacific. the Southern Pacific and all affiliated
lines. with the Oregon Short Line and the Oregon
Railroad and Navigation Company. would Jan
uary institute system of pensionng employees.
A circular TO this effect has been issued from
Omaha The details Of the plan VIII not be an
nQunced for several weeks. IL has yet been
tully worked out The system will follow closely
II was said the plan OF the Illinois Central Rail
way, and resemble the recently adopted by the
Pennsylvania
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
HOME NEWS.
,,1nrNr ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALBEMARLE-W 9. Endicott of nanfers. DAM rs;
Mass CAMBRTDGE-The Rev. John Cornell OF
Washington FIFTH ANENUE-Mai32lr, Thomas Tt, !, =
Wood L : II c: ex-Congressman William " ny :
ing Of Massachusetts,: Colonel John T Mott oi
Oswego GRAND-Buell Heminvay. Of WatfiTTt30GHFn. iT3GF
MAN-colonei A r Andrews Of North Carellna-
IMP PERIAL-spencer Borden Il. Of Fsn ,7iEe, Riyef-
PLAZA-C E Patterson. Of Troy sAToIr9p5feak TCTdpf Ak
enrdge Csstlen1an. of Louisville. AiC tcfN!A-
state Senator George Z. Green. Of Btnghamton
WALDORF acknowledgements j 4. stew
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03

by the derrick of the Monarch. lying alongside OF
her These two vessels were towed from Erie
Basin to StaPleton Staten Island. yesterday. They
will leave early tomorrow morning for Sandy
Hook. where the special car made for the gun
will be placed on the tracks that run out on the
pier. and the gun will be loaded on it Then me me
government locomotive will the car TO tne
point where the gun will be mounted for its tests
which take place in the future
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
WHY HARTMAN SOLD.
INFLUENCED By THE SUGGESTION Thai
NORTHERN PACIFIC PREFERRED
STOCK MIGHT BE RETIRED.

STOCK MIGHT BE RETIRED.
n Hartman gave testimony in the Northern
ec-,-ttjes case at his Office last week. because OF
.lIness and exhaustion. which made IL unWise ipr
him 20 attend the hearing
FJis examination was brief and he was not cross
examined The following is part Of the exarlna-
zion:
The record shows that ACTION taken a 70 on So
the Northern Pacific preferred STOCK k ,1nne then
% And the record shows that your sale Nas
closed after the 18th? A. Then, say. 1t was Prae
q In 10 that time then you supposed YOU had
q controlling interest in the Northern Fachic 'S
90 "a And Wby were these negotiations pending
then looking toward settlement OF your iperes,
in The Northern Pacific and supposed you nda -
an ana no questions were raised about that retire
that this preferred stock could be retired
Q Did NJ. Morgan or any OF the the Pr neso
+isSd state 10 yoii that they intended to 90 that
A. / imagine they did 1 don't remember just
O. Well that was one of the principal inquSe- IaGe
rnents that led YOU to finally slrrenoer your h0i
-Mhen did this discussion regarding The retire Ire,
roent of the preferred stock first come UP as you
ree%oeT o ydn 6I had thai in mind when negotiations
we're FIRST opened between yourself ana the NJ n ~
MoTgan e Co iba OF f09Iss i0f5nenoes don't know
whether I had it in mind or not odn hho"
JUS what we would do; T.. ,-,,,- bo,5ings
.nS receive from the Northern Securities COMPANY
upward of eighty-two millions in stock OF TINS
oP5iL oPDiS YOU finally consent to surrender your
holdings on the basis which you did pecaoSf use
5Se 5eferTinatfon you had heard expressed. to re-
tire the preferred stock and thus take away rom ON
Nor+be-n pacific? Al think I recollect pretty
clearly that from STANDPOINT We thougnr II & Wss
better for US 10 accept that pr1ce Tor our s'o'A
~ TO- 90 g legal contest
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS


London Dec Arrived. steamer Minneapoi. CPr,.
New-York
ceveen New-York for Rotterdam
Lizard Dec Passed steamer Chenlnttz ser> Janzen
Bremen for NAw-York and Galveston.
Prswle Point Dec Passed steamer Mannheim oier,.
swansea 2sailed steamer Lord careniort CRrl,
Hull Dec Arrived steamer Colorado tBr). Loverdse
New-Y0rk
.n,weru Dec SAILED, American tDutchl.
MarkschIaeger. New-York. Arrived November 30
steamers British Prince (Br). Smith. Ne9-Yerk via
London December 2, p m, Fennand tBeik1. Bar
Rotterdam Nov 3o-Arriv.d steamer Excelsior ocSer,
Courtin New ork.
MarseiIIes Dec Arrived. steamer Burslndia tFr}
Buhe. New-York - - So -
oporto Nov 2I-Arrived steamer Tons tRr).
brown Sep-York Lisbon.
steamer Cftta III Napoii CftaD
Genoa Nov 29-Sailed 1ombardia tfaD. Tan
NapIes Nov 2I-arrived. steamer Err. ver.is.
s, Lucia Nov 2ssailed Britannia tr>. Eskne
" Ifron, Junun etc) New-Ycrk-
Port Natal S0-Arrived. steamer Mashona tBr).
Williams New-York via st Vincent. V, and Cape
victoria Dec 1-sailed. steamer BeIena tBr,. Iversen
ffron Santos. NewYork-
Monteyideo Dec Arrived C'avour tBr) Kelly.
New-York for and Rosario.
barbados 29-Sailed steamer Hubert CBrt Oliphant
tfrom New-Yorlo. Para
Brow Dec Passed. steamer Kansas city tBr),
Lewis Neu-York for Bristol.
ST MichaeIs ARRIVED steam yacht Maria tAsr,,
Glasgow via Queenstown for York tcr eoab
Gibson New-York for AIgoa Bay -
Curacao. Dec !. m-Sailed steamer Caracas Wood
rick. New-York via San Juan.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
DRINKS ACID BECAUSE SHE'S An ORPHAN
A GIRL ATTEMPTS SUICIDE IN DEPARTMENT
STORE IN HARLEM AND MAY DIE.

Despondent because as she said, she had mo
papa or mamma like other girls, Martha Hellwig.
fourteen years old. attempted take her life yes
terday afternoon by drinking carbolic acid The
child found unconscious in storeroom on the
NTH floor of q department store In West One-h
dred nd-twenty- ffth-st where she was en-
ployed a cash girl She taken I'm uncon-
scious condition 20 the J. Hood Wright Hospital
where 1t was said that she in a dangerous con-
dition.
According TO the stories told by her girl friends
In the store. Matte. they called her despond-
ent yesterday at the noon hour and did not eat
her luncheon. She cried bitterly they said and
when asked the reason. said that she had mo papa
ana mamma as other girls did Matte was
missed from work in the afternoon of he
girls remarked that she had queer looking bot
ele In her pocket Search made for the girl
aha I @ sne vas found unconscious in storeroom on
a Mr.. and Mrs George Cornelius AT ssa West one
d-and-fhirfy y-fourth-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
BIG Gun GOES TO SANDY HOOK

Orders were received late yesterday by the Merritt
& Chapman Wrecking Company. from the officer
in coplnand at Sandy Hook Informing IL that
the government would be ready Thursday to
receive the big 1S-inch gun which is now on boa rd
the derrick lighter Captain Tom. and supported
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DA Y.

TO-DAY.
Vessel For Line Mails sails
C-eItte Liverpool White 400 1-3o N
Phonicfa Naples. Hamburg Am. 2:oo
Louis Southampton, American $50 a 1000
Buenos Aires, Cadtz Spanish.
Fiandra Hsytt, Hamb- Am. e.0o 1900
Ie1arson Norfolk Old Dominion. 300 ? N
Ss, Marcos Galveston, Mallory. 800 p m
Ell Monte Orleans Morgan
1,t,tarat,o Argentina Lamp IL a a m
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 4
q c,.mnaene Havre French ....... 700 a 1000 m
vipSianra Cuba etc Ward .......-.. a n l a
Srfzahs Rahamas etc Ward ........ m 800 m
Ell Rio Galveston 800 m
Hamilton. Norfolk Dominion. 800
FRIDAY DECEMBER 5.
colorado Brunswick Mallory. ........ 800 m
C,orai 3:e0
FontabelIe Ieewsrd Islands. Quebec. 1880 800
Iron Charleston, clyde 800 p m
lnag Munson 1890 500 m
Princess Anne, Norfolk Old Dominion. 800
p Wtllem II Port Prince, Dutch 1000 a
seneca Tampico. Ward. -12:oo m
Tennyson, Brazil, Lanport & Holt. 500 a
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise T-oe Sunset 4.3Il I.6z Moons
HIGH WATER
M-sapdy Hook % Gov Island P54 He'll Gate II i3
PM-sandy Hook AZ GOV Island iSi6 He'll Gate 1904
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
SHIPPING NEWS.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF xEw-YoRK. TUESDAY. pE,cr,MsErs :. 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03

s,o.,sr Mexico stevens. Havana November q with
rdsa ard 42 passengers James Ward & Co Arrived
At tho Bar rs m 4.
Steamer Defiance. Ford, fniladelpnia' with nose W
William Clyde &c Co -
and Wilmington n c. with mdse to William P Clyde
steamer Jefferson. Dole. Newport News and NeYfolk
Mir 1,S-e and passengers Old Dominion SIS Co
steamer Me.aba (Er) Lowe. London Sovenoer = WIN
ndse and passengers TO the Atahe Transport NO"iha''
South OF Fire Island OPS
sandy HOOK n J. Dec p q 50 D m-Wind south~sst'
breeze: raining
STEAMERS Aianca Colon Florida DAM topenna sen
,nd steftn Washington Ger. Flushing Kaiser Wilhelm
asr Crosse fCerl via Plymouth and Cher
tiodsboro Philadelphia Nord America utap Naples ana
Genoa Ma,teawan Galveston; jamestown NeWport
News Norfolk; Ell Sislo. Galveston Nacoochse' Sa
Marseillss via Naples Tauric tsfi
Idvrrpoo Mama Hata Baltimore: Arapahoe, Charleston
and
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
Announcements

ICARIA,
A New Collar.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03

E. & W.