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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-14
JOSE MANUEL MORA.

Jose Manuel Mora. e member Of the Mora family
Of Havana and well known for years in financial
circles in this city, died yesterday the Croisc
Flfth-ave and Twenty-sixth-st He was sixty years
old He was born il Havana and educated there.
On coming 10 New-YOrk he started in the banking
business with Henry Clews.
When young Mora vas twenty-five years Of age
his father was taking active interest in the
revolution il Havana and warrants were issued for
his fathers arrest. Young Mora. however stepped
forward and declared that he himself the man
for whom the warrants were issued. He was i'm
Irsoned, but made his escape
Mr. Mora was connected with various banking
houses in this city for years At the time OF his
death ne had charge of the Hoffman House branch
Of the banking house of De Witt & Co. He leaves
two brothers and a sister who Is the wife of the
45ra@-!an Minister 10 the German Court at Berlin
Both his IA her and his uncle were large property
owners IN Havana. His uncle. being an American
ctzen, claimed redress Tor CCnscatiOn of his prop
erty and finally settled his claim it is said. for
$50 - a. ~0-4' -O4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-14
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

FOREIGN PORTS.
I3-Passed. Idaho tTr1, Love
ridge NeV-York for Graveseud and HUH
London. Dec 13-ArrVed. steamer Mesaba ttr), Tuhb-
York
Neville Dec l3-Avvived. steamer FuTncssia tBrl.
Wadsworth. New-York for Glasgow tand pfo-
ceededl.
Rotterdam Dec 1O-Sailcd. steamer Ocean tDutchl.
Boysen. New York l3th-Arrved. steamer Argo
tBrl, Perry, New-York Via Norfolk
Antwerp, Dec iO-ArrVed. steamer British Princess
OBJ. Freeth. New-YOrk Via London.
ST Michaes Dec llSailed. steamer Braccnda!c tBrl,
Douglass tfrom Huelval. New-York
Gibraltar, Dec l2-Sailed. steamer Princess lrer"
(ierb, Dannemann tfrom Genoa and Neplesl New
York.
Naples Dec e-saned steamer Citta di Torino u.ap.
Galleto. New York
Algoa Bay Dec lO-ArTived. steamers italian Prince
1Brl, Anderson, NewYork via Cape Town for
East London. etc; ttth-Hypatta tBrl. Brow n.
New York via Cape Town for East London. etc
South Africa Port Dec l2-AVrivet prrvtOuSy steamer
Jeseric tRrl. Shotten New York via - Vine nt,
= '. Tor singapore. shanghai etc
calcutta, -1Satlvd. steamer charles IibvrshN
err. lie ltoi New DIRK Philadelphia
Noh hama, Dec lS-Arrved previously steamer Nish
tBrl, Robertson. Nrw-York. VIA Alden Singapore.
Hong Kong.
wellington Dec 12-Arrived. steamer Ripping sham
Orange Brl. Augel. New-YOrk Via ST Vincent.
c " Melbourne. etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-14
rIx BAIL FOR PHILIP wEINsEIMER.
Attorneys Expect Release in $4,000 To.
daY-Certifcate of Reasonable Dnnht

Ia tie Supreme Court yesterday a certificate Of
reasonable doubt was granted 10 Philip Wenseirncr,
the convicted labor leader who was sentenced To
States prison for not less than one year and eiubt
months and not more than years ana eight
1nonths for extortion.
Justice Aillers decision said, IN part:
The court was requested TO charge the Jury as
follows; The jury cannot consider the statement
Q. ne witness George Johnson that the defendant
asked MN Tor $500 cOrroboratiye Of Inc tesfi-
rnoDy OF Essig, the defendant asked Fsslg for
sum OK money, which the court refused 70 charge
A4IhoOt cOnsicfr1n numerous other questions
urged on THIS application, ! conclude that the rul-
lLge reieTred 70 present questions for review by
a.oeIate court and without determining that ss1S
red,ng constitutes reversal error think the cor
ectEeEs or the rulings Is at least sufficiently do,Tt
III rs that the execution Of the judgment should he
stayed pending such review. NC
Later in the day Justice Miller axed Weinserner.s
oali at $1,000 The labor leaders attorneys said
tlls morning ~ A'4HDs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-14
OBITUARY.
6BRAM g. KNAPP.

Ahram 3. Knapp, a former resident Of Elizabeth,
y. J. and until within a few years well known
merchant Of this city died Monday night AT
che home OF his in Poultney. VI M.
Knapp was born in stamford Conn. Nov
ember IS. 1884, Of old England stock.
lie came 10 New-York City in 1856 and soon
became a member Of the well known UNI
bre-la house Of Ellis Knapp & Co. He continued
large business IN New-York and in the Eastern and
Northwestern States. He was at different times a
member Of the City Council and of the Board OF
Education OF Elizabeth. For many years he was
an elder il the First Presbyterian Church of that
city. From 1851 TO 1866 he q member of the
committee in this city appointed by the
20 look after and aid wounded and sic1 soldiers ar
LING from the front he was q member of the
Ae"-i-nGIand Society. IN 1852 he married Sarah
Elizabeth Els, OF Boston. who now survives him.
With one son, Waldo Ellis Knapp. of Poutney, VT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-14
ATCHISON'S BOND ISSUE.
Fifty Millions of Convertible is TO
Be Put Ont.

The directors Of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fe Railway Company have called r special meeting
of stockholders for January "a. for the purpose OF
taking action upon a proposal TO increase the
common stock by $50,O00O00. and proposal TO Gre
issue of 100000 bonds convertible into
common stock. In his circular to the stockholders
accompanying the notice of the meeting Prest-
dent Ripley refers TO the statement made in the
last annual report regarding the probable necessity
for the obtaining of additional capital for the pur
pose of improving and extending the system, and
continues. in part:
After careful consideration and after consqlta-
ton with large stockholders. your directors have
reached the conclusion that II would be TO the IN,
terest Of the company to provide for future capital
vefTibe into common STOCK. the total authorized
issue of such bonds TO be limited to $5o0g00Vo In
tborized issue of common stock of the company
from s0200GC0 TO $52o00000 as IS set forth in the
accompanying notice OF special meeting of the
stockholders, to be held for this purpose.
It is proposed to issue il the first Instance only
part Of the authorized issue Of convertihie bonds
and to offer them to the stockholders pro rata Tor
subscription on terms to be hereafter announced
The proceeds OF the bonds to be presently issued
are TO be used for the completion Of lines in course
Of construction. TO which reference has been made
tional branches and feeders, to build second tracks
and reduce grades upon portions OF The main line,
a fund applicable TO other capital requirements.
The condition of your properties is better
aggregate undivided surplus net income since the
Of the cost of ali betterments and Improvements
existing property and all discount bonds sold.
While your directors desire to avoid any unneCes
sary extensions OF the system, which already is
very large. they convinced that its condition
cannot remain stationary. and that growth
Inensurate with the development Of the country Is
necessary to insure permanent prosperity.
The bonds are 10 bear 1 per cent interest. In
1902 the Atchison issued 100000 per cent de-
bentures, 10 pay for Sl3O0oO00 equipment ordered
since July |. 1901 and 10 the cost of seCuri-
ties Of the Santa Fee Prescott and Phoenix, and
construction of mileage already made or au-
thoriZed, amounting to 100000, and additional
euuipment. terminal facilities and other permanent
improvements made incurred since July !. 1901.
he incurred subsequent TO the date of the
bond Issue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-14
COURT OF APPEALS DECISIONS.

Albany. Dec l3-The Court Of Appeals to-day
handed down the following decisions:
Kitchiny and others, appellants. act. Brown-lIo-
ton 10 advance cause and set Gown for argument
January IS, 1865, granted:
Connors agt the Great Northern Elevator Com
pany, sppellant-Order affirmed, judgment absolute
ordered for plaintiff stipulation. with costs
People aRt Hibbe appellant People agt Wag-
ner, appellant; People agt Sumnerfleld appel
Embellishments Of conviction affirmed
Chamberlain agt. Olean Street Railway Com
psny appellant Suffer agt. New-York Central ana
Hudson River Railroad Company-Judgments al
hrued with costs.
RettaeIata, appellant, Rgt Hayward and an
otheY-Motfon for Teargument denied
Landau. appellant agt- City Of New-Y ork-Jude-
abide event.
People ex rel. Weber Piano Company. agt Wells
and others. Tax Commissioners. aDpellants-Orders
Of Appellate Division and Special Term reversed
with costs and determination Of Commissioners OF
Taxes affirmed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-14
STRENGTH IN STOCKS.
Support for 4maIgamated, Which
Gains 8 I-2 Per Cent.

The stock market yesterday, after opening
weak. developed considerable strength, In sym
patty with the strength shown by Amalgamated
Copper, !n which powerful support was evident
AnaIgamated opened wide" with sales OF eight
thousand shares. at 613s to 6214, comparing with
Mondays closing price of 6ll5, and at no Tune IN
the day was it allowed to drop below ol3s
Thirty thousand shares of United States steer
common were sold at the opening at 261s to 20
against 265s. as Mondays closing price. other
wide openings were Of Steel preferred, ten
thousand shares at S5h TO 50. compared with
e7A at Mondays close and Union Pacific. eighS
thousand shares at 1864 to 1C5, against looa
Monday afternoon
Very heavy selling orders had come in from all
over the country. probably representing the clos
ing out Of g great number of margined ac-
counts, this movement being especially notice
able IN the case of Steel common. The weak
close on Monday had given rise TO widespread
apprehension of a further decline yesterday,
and It was largely this fear which was respon-
sible for the early break IN the general list.
The dealings were on so heavy a scale that be-
fore the end Of the first half hour the tape
ct least ten minutes behind the market. When
Il became clearly apparent that Amalgamated
was being supported covering movement be-
gan which caused the whole list to rally sharply.
Occasional reactions occurred in the early af-
fernoon but the general tendency was still up
ward By o'clock many representative stocks
of al classes We're quoted a point or more
above Mondays closing. The list included some
OF the grangers, Pacifcs. Soutnwesterns and
coal groups. Amaigamated Copper touched Cos.
IN the last hour Amalgamated. after having
made 3 maximum advance Of more than D
points fell off 2as points. and the other issues
vent down with il; but support more
put il and another rally occurred, final prices
q many Issues showing substantial net gains
over Monday. Amagamated gained 3i2 per
cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-14
LINER HELPLESS At SEA,
Frfesland's Steering Gear Broke in
the Storm on Thursday.

Philadelphia, Dec. 13.-After a voyage at
tended almost throughout by gales the Ameri-
can Line steamship Friesland Captain Rogers,
from Liverpool and Queenstown. arrived in
port to-day more than Two days late. In the
storm which swept the vessel last Thursday
night off the Newfoundland banks the steering
gear broke. leaving the big liner tossing help
lessly in the heavy seas. 1t was necessary to
batten down the matches and keep all passen-
gers below.
After thirty-six hours of hard work tenn
porary repairs were made The Friesland
passengers. 4 large number of the latter were
detained because they We're suffering from
ira Choma.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-14
WILL TRY ACCUSING ALDERMAN.
Retraction of Charges of Corruption Fails to
Satisfy Chicago Board

Chicago Dec 13.-Alderman Hubert ". Butler
threw himself the mercy Of his colleagues in
the City Council last night, and after an apology
for the imputatOus he had cast on then, week
ago retracted the charges rejecting on &c integ-
rity Of the men who voted for the Ravenswood Il
extension ordinance.
Buffers explanations were not accepted as ade-
ouate atoneunent and after the Investigating COM
ittee had reported that the acCusor had failed TO
produce sufficient evidence. the Council set Satur-
day as time for placing the alderman on trial for
his seat.
A week ago Alderman Butler stated at meeting
Of the Council that bribery had been attempted in
connection with the ordinance granting a franchise
for the Ravenswood extension of the Northwestern
Elevated Railroad. An investigating committee
from the Council failed substantiate the charges
and the motion for Buffers expulsion followed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-14
FRANCES INSURANCE BILL.
American Embassy Trying to Prevent Al
legged Discrimination.

Paris, Dec. 13.-The American Embassy is max
ing urgent representations to the Foreign Office
in behalf of American insurance companies and
against the features of the Insurance Revision
bill passed by the Chamber of Deputies and about
to pass the Senate. The measure contemplate
that the companies shall hold French securities
Of value equal TO their outstanding insurance.
Heretofore the law has permitted the holding Of
American or other foreign securities. 1t is al
legged that If the new provision has retroactive eff
fect covering all outstanding insurance, il will
compel the American companies 70 substitute SIS
G0oOO to SlSVOC,OM of French securities for Ameri-
can investments. The official represent tions
cover other features of alleged discrimination
AGAINST foreign companes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-14

uAy AND STRAW-The weather va, grin., business
ana no large trading noted. Price. hold their late
sole s,inp0rted by noisrata supplies
The storm is have checked the arrival at this
Toin+ ~ considerable Western hay We ouote. Prime
large bales per 100 ~ Soc No ]. 75Gs0c: 10 2 70d75c
&c less than MIXED
10 clear e2i2 d87lsc few stracbt lots oer
inc STRIP AW-The weather enlarged ne demand and
prices for all useful long re arm Choice quoted at
and wheat 5oc Receipts u hay and straw tons
sor Rtyer Railroad 400 West shore "a rrie 10. penn
sylvania zoe; Delaware Lacka and Western Soc
Tet,rh Valley $50 Baltimore ana Obn m Central ~
Now-Jersey 3d. Total 1850 tons. Receipts Of straw so
tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-14
THREAT TO ExPgL DEMOCRATS.

The Democratic district committee or association
In each Assembly district in Kings County met for
organization last night. There little friction
except In the nth Assembly District, where the
followers Of Joseph DOnnelly, who was defeated
for executive member. had control. He expected
TO be chosen leader last week, hut six Of the nine
delegates met day before the appointed time and
chose Henry CCChrane.
Last night resolutions were passed instructnE
these six men 10 appear before the district
mittee next Thursday night 70 explain why they
should not be expelled from the local organization
The men in question Magistrate John Manner
Thomas Keuna. EDhraim Ryk, Franklin Taylor
Rcter MahoneN and HenrN CoCnrano.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-14
HAYES REvoKEs GARAGES LICENSE.
Not Safe to Permit the Storage of Gasoene
in Quantities There, He Says.

AS the result Of an investigation started by Fire
Commissioner Hayes into the conditions under
which all garages IN the city conducted, the
Fire Commissioner announced yesterday that he
had decided to revoke the license ned by TIL, the
Observation-Disclosures. The Fire Commissioner said
he had learned that about two hundred and fifty
nersons are employed in a factory the upper
f0ors of the building occupied by the garage and
II was not safe permit the storage of gasolene
in quantities used by the company in the building.
The garage IS one OF the largest in the city. The
Tribune has called attention to the danger of the
storage of large quantities of this liquid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-14
JAMES c. BROWN.

Word was received at the Produce Exchange YES
terday Of the death Of James c Brown the stats
tclan Of the exchange. at his home, No 5sl Han
cock-st Brooklyn. he had been i'll from pneumonia
for several days. Mr. Brown. who was hfty-one
years old, had since 1856 been the statistcian Of
tie Produce Exchange. He came from Washington
At that time where he had been the Superintendent
OF National Bank Examiners in the office OF the
Controller Of the Currency. Before that he had
held various other government posts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-14
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were among
those aled yesterday;
An involuntary petition MED against the H T
Wilhelm company No. 20 West THIRTEEN dealing
in chinaware by Willard L. smith with Of 500;
Eobtrt Slmnou Co, with claim 81 $50 and George
BorgfeIdt Co. with claim OF $l34 Preferences are
alleged.
No o2i Avenue showing debts OF 50 900 ana asset. Of
So Rudolph Black. 81 NO u Naterst the principal
CREDITOR with claim OF 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-14
PAUL POTTER.

TapheT, who was formerly connected with the art
department Of several New-York newspapers. died
a. his home here to-day from complication of
diseases, resulting from dental abscess. He was
e son Of the Rev. Daniel c, Potter, AZ one time
pastor q The Baptist Tabernacle in New-York
lis mother, Mrs. Mary p Potter. lives in STAN
1or6. Ie WAS tIirty-lve years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-14
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Tuesday, Dec. 10, 1904
ARRIVED.

ICELAND CR B[oomh cad. AntTeg Dover
lob steerase passengers and mdse Arrived at the Bar
a 2:40 p m.
IL Kobe 10 Shanghai -. Annoy October /. Hong kong
Martha % SINGAPORE 20 Port Said November n a.
Ciblatar % TO William II TWeddell Co. with ms,
Arrived Bar 80 m
steamer sarne 13rl Robertson. DemeTaFa Noyemhsr
20 10 II winchester & CO. with sugar Arrived at the
steamer Valencia (ssr) Bruins. Kingston Novsmber 2e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-14
MRS. A0ELlNE H. ARMOUR.

Kansas City, No, Dec. I3.-Mrs Adeline II
Armour. widow Of a. ". Armour and mother Of the
late Kirkland .. Armour and Charles W Armour,
the packers, died suddenly to-day al her home here
OF apo9exy. She died soon after partakiug Of 4
late breakfast. Mrs. Armour had been in the best
OF health. Mrs Armour was born In Vernon Centre
>. y. In Isl, and had lived IN Kansas City since
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-14
WINNIPEG ELECTRIC RAILWAY BONDS.

n ". Harris & Co. jointly with the Bank Of
Montreal are onsrlns 100000 Winnipeg (CanJ
Electric Railway Company thIrtv-vear. FIRST re-
funding mortgage per cent sinking fund gold
bonds. This company controls the entire street
railway. gas and commercial electric light and
power business Of the city Of Winnipeg with
population Of over 75nN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-14
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The following Were am ng The satisfied judgments
filed yesterday; he first Is that of the debtor
the second hat of tn creditor and cate when ju Ig
mont wa fI-G:
Downing Mary H. Z \ Taller; Lee 81 1853 $500. 5000
Barnett Benjamin. Feinb-um. Lee :. l004...... 53s
JUDGMENT CANL EIIED
Parker John Nv II Fox. June -, 1893 .. S26 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-14
BUSINESS FAILURE.

PERRIN. PAYsoN & co yarrisb manufacture. =,
Wslnu-aVe and oHe-hsndred-and-fo ty-rst-s yeser-
oey assagned 70 Joseph g BUTLER The company was
'''S'ssS A 4sSH II has capital stock Of $4,000,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 1916 Sunset 4:S4 Moon sets - Moons ago G
HIGH WATER.
A. Msandy Hook 1926 Gov Island I:0l He'll CATE %
p MSandy Hook 12:39 Island 1:O2 Hell 6;sts OK
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MErRoPoLITAN OPERA HOUSE.

Under the direction Heinrich Conried
This Evening s:3O-DIE NEISTERSINGER-
Ackte Homer. Nnote Van Rooy. Goritz Bisss. Reiss,
Muhlmann. Gred5r. Conductor Hertz
Thurs, Dec. 10 at . +. M.-FtRSIFAj- Nordca
Van Elsss, Conductor Hertz
Fri EvG.. Dec Is. at S-LA BOHEAIE Nella cher
reappea- anCe Alien; Caruso Scott Gourmet, Parvs
Rossi Conductor. Nigna.
senger Bettaque debut. Walker and Eames; Burg
Sat Evg.. Dec. Il. az pop. prices Double bill
IL. RARBIERE DI SINICiLIA Sembri.L- DpreL tilral-
donI Gourmet. CoTLuctnr. Nisua -,N1PIELIA
Varasi; Alberti- corps d. Ballet conductor FRANKIE
Evg.. Dec. Is. at $50 pop prices
GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT.
ROSSINI'S STABAT MATER.
SoIosts: NofdtcR Homer Alien, Fli11on Pollock En-
tire opera chorus and orchestra. Conductor, Nlsna-
Mon Evg Dec 10 S-L>A TRANIATA- Melba;
Caruso. Conductor. NiSna-
We'd Evg. Dec. y. at S-RIIOLF<TTO- Melha Homer,
Vigna. .----. -
Dppel Van Rooy Gourmet. Goritz. Muhlmann. I'redeT
Conductor, Hertz - .,-,
Last ParsifaI Performances and ONLY TWO NATL
NEEs. Mondays. Dec 20 Christmas and Jan 'Ne"
Year,.
cobv: SaIeza PIancon Giradont, Conductor. FTank o.
sale week performances begins TO
morrow i WEBER PIANO USED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-14

savanilla 90 Carthasena 80 Port Inon December and
cabin passenger mails and mdse. Arrived the Bar
a 4:03 a m ,-, o. .- ~,
Runaway Bay and Annette Bay and Oracahessa =,
r. N l. Rathbun. cabin passengers and fruit. Az
rived at the Bar 1l2o 4 m.
steamer Cienfuegos cuban. Cornell. Santiago Novern
Der so Cientuegos December . - James Z Ward Co,
With ,n+sa Arrived the Bar S15
StsaTrar Mexico. Stevens. Havana December 10. q
lanes Ward with 90 passengers, mails and ndse.
GrrivcT NJ the Bar IL ~ a
steamer Edda tNori Mayer, Lasuna December 5 To W
y NfInssn with AMI mahogany Arrived the Bar
q 1880 . l-,.-.- r,---, % -,
Steamer FL Mar Jacobs Galveston December O. 10 the
q m. 80
IN the ocean with passengers and mdse. Passed
SgoCv Hook at I:1$ IN.
steamer Trinidad. lB9 Mckenzie. Bermuda Dect mber
\ f Outeroridge Co. VIII. - passengers mats
and nldse Arrived "a the Bar at a
Steamer Monroe. Huiphers. Newport News and Nor
foIS ~ the old Dominion IS 60. with passengers and
rnls, Passed quarantine at 2;4S
sandy Hook. y J. Dec H. $50 nl-Nind northwest;
light breeze; clear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-14

Steamers II Whitney. for Boston: Advance. Colon;
Jefferson Norfolk and Newport News. BatanEa ttrl.
baltimore: sud Galveston, NeaTsdr t8r). Norfolk.
I.usoul rD savannah, Apache Charleston Jackson
vile: city Of Columbus. savannah; Goldsboro. Phadei-
phla. Tvlsy rl Norfolk: Furcric Shanghai. B-i
ish Emriie Orl Antwerp; Hanover (Gcr) GaIy
American Dutch taukl Antwerp, Brilliant tGer taro.
t,Iusbug orders. Kaiser Wilhelm tGer}.
via Plymouth Cherb1urG Mackay- Bennett tj}c ca
BILE, Halifax, Lgouier Galveston u IrvaDt tB1,
Melbourne Utona C'rj. Naples Trieste and Fune;
George tB0, Liverpool anchored ta Gruveseud Bay
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IRVING PLACE THEATRE
Thurs and Fri. Evgs. ana Sat
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AmHSRBl meats.

GARRICK THEATRE, ssh n S. t. near B.gsy
ANNIE RUSSELL fHH9THEE
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