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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04

land Ger. Kaempn, New-York for CherbourE and
Hamburg tand proceeded.
Queenstown g. 12;45 m-Sailc7l steamer Car,ria
tHrl War; (from Liverpool. Nev-York
Brow Head May 4, 1928 a m--Passed steamer Baitt,
,Br) smith. New-Hork for Queenstown and Liver
pool
Cherbourg May .. @ m-Saiied. steamer Kaiser VII
helm II GER, Iiogcmaun from Bremen and south
sagres May Passed. Calabria Br) Coverlev
Naples for New-NOrk
Gibraltar May 2passet steamers Crewe Han lr) from
Madonna (Br). Naples for New-York
Venice May Arrived. steamer Pocasset tIIrl. owen
New-York Via Oran and Malta
Care Town May ARRIVED BLACK Prince CBr)
Sheppard, New-YorN for Algoa Bay, etc
Perrin May 3-Passed. steamer Abenga (Gerl Petersen
New-York for Alden. Singapore.
Yokohama MAY ARRIVED steamer Conleric (Hr) No
dlll. New-York via Cape Town.
Manila May ARRIVED. steamer Claverburn (Brl Par
ker New-York via Singapore for Shanghai etc.
Para. May 2-Sailed steamer CeaTenss lBr), Couch.
NeN,-YorlS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
BAD BONDS FOR $1,000, 900.
Doctor Just Issued Them on, a Hill
He NeUer Sac.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

Indianapolis May 3.-Dr. James Johnson, who
came here from California last winter and rep
resented himself wealthy, and who gave
$4,000 in bonds Of the Ora Capia Mining and
Milling Company 10 the Physio-M Medical College
of which he Is a graduate. on the witness
stand in court here to-day and made remarka-
BILE admission.
He said that he had property except a
hill Of land, sixty-hve miles from Los Angeles;
that it was said to contain gold, but he had
never visited It; that he issued bonds for 49,,
Mining and Milling Company, and at the time
he was living in a tent in the suburbs of Los
Angeles.
The bonds given the medical college here were
sold at 90 cents on the dollar, and other bonds
were also sold. but 1t is not known how much
was realized them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
STRIKE OF STANDARD OIL BOYS.
Refuse To Go To Work Until Four of Their
Associates Are Reinstated.

Sixty boys employed in the canning department
OF the Standard Oil Company's works at the foot
Sth-st., Long Island City. went strike yester-
day morning, and say they viii remain out until
their demands are granted by the company The
officers OF the concern, fearing that trouble might
result, telephoned to the 18th precinct and two
officers went TO the works and dispersed the crowd
of strikers.
The trouble. according TO the boys. arose when
the company refused to take back four boys who
were dis b urged without apparent reason. They
asked tia they be reinstated, but their request
was refF d and the boys decided not to return to
work q ey all reported yesterday morning at the
shop, bU refused go to work. The boys are
between iXJeep and twenty years Of age. and were
employ & as helpers 10 about eight hundred men
in the n ming department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04

If you, ever could tell before a sea-
son starts, just what was going to sell
best in suits, the clothing business
would beat a get-rich-quick concern.
But there is such difference in taste
that clothiers doing large business
must provide for all sorts and condi-
tons Of men: and have everything
any of them might want.
We believe that in our Spring suits
we We come pretty near doing that.
$16 to $38.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
25s S42 1850
opposite near opposite
City Hall. Union Square. Greeley Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
CONFERENCE OVER WABASH BONDS.

A conference held yesterday on the initia-
tive of the Mercantile Trust Company, trustee of
the mortgage securing the Wabash debenture
bonds between representatives of that institution
and the protective committee Of bondholders.
which has been endeavoring to secure the payment
of interest the bonds or thei- retirement by the
railroad company Colonel Blodgett, general coun-
sci of the Wabash road had accepted an invitation
take part in the conference. but later said that
the conference vas at the instance of the trust
company Il might not be proper for the railroad
10 have 4 representative present, and that he
would not attend. Mr.. Gould and Mr.. Ramsey
were in Washington.
The conference resulted n a tentative agree
ment between the committee and the trust com
pany as a line of procedure, the nature OF which
made public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
SHOOTS WIFE AND SELF.
John Terhune Con1mitssM Murder and
Suicide.

IIackensack, y. J. May S-Hacliensacl: was
shocked this morning when 1t became known
that John Terhune, Superintendent of Public
schools Cor the last eighteen years. had MUIR
dered his wife and then committed suicide To
those who had observed Superintendent Ter
hume closely for several months the tragedy was
not altogether a surprise His health had been
moor for five years, and he was bordering on
nervous prostration due TO overvork For the
las; two weeks he had been confined TO his
home from rheumatism. and his wife. who has
been an invalid for years. being subject to
heart trouble was confined 10 the. house with
him
This morning both seemed improved. and
with their married son Wilbur, had breakfast
together Mr.. Terhune said to his son: Wilbur.
Won go around TO the Office and I'll be around
IN a few minutes"
Whether or not he had planned the murder
and suicide can never be known, but 1t was on'y
q short time afterwaTd that the family living
next door heard three shots. and sent Tor me
son
The son says his father and mother We're de-
voted 10 each other. It is said that MI Ierhune
had often expressed the wish that they Que 70
gether. He fred TWO bullets through his Nlle
heart and then fired into his own. Death
was instantaneous for both.
The shooting took place IN the bedroom
There was no sign of struggle
Mr. Terhune was hfty-nine years old. he was
born and educated IN Mldlsno FdAh NJ NtIS
graduated from the State Normal School, taught
school in his native town nine years and was
then appointed County superintendent he was
me author of the Teachers tAorary act. estab-
fishing the model library for teachers and pupils
in his Educational Hall. which was said. TO be
one Of the best in the country
As an Arbor Day enthusiast Mr.. Terhune had
national reputation, and his programmes OF
exercises for this day were used in nearly every
county in the State, as well as in many other
States.
All Bergen County schools will close on the
GAY Of his funeral One of his sons. Lieutenant
Warren J. Terhune. IS an instructor IN the
United States Naval Academy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
REFLECT INSURANCE OFFICERS.

At the annual meeting yesterday Of the stock
holders of the Life Association of America, Henry
P. Townsley was reelected president John W. Vim
cent vice-president and treasurer. and Eugene Van
Setback general counsel There opposition
to this ticket it was said yesterday afternoon at
the company's office, No. 100 Broadway.
It was recently announced that Attorney General
Mayer, acting a protest from minority stock
holders, had directed Messrs. Townsley and Van
Schaick TO turn back into the company's treasury
the Of $50 COO, which had been voted them by
the board of directors March 9, 1904, special
award for their services in organizing the company
and underwriting it's stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04

You never can tell when you'll run
into a rain.
But if you're wearing a Spring
overcoat that's rain-proof it doesn't
matter
The rain-coats we make from all
wool fabrics, PROCEED by the craven
cite process, are just as different
from the cheap rain-coats as is our
other clothing from inferior sorts.
$18 to $35.
We've boys rain-coats, too.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
258 842 1850
at at at
Warren st. 18th ST. 32nd st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
TO CHOOSE 0. H. PLATTs SUCCESSOR.
Republican Caucus at Hartford To-day
Five Candidates for Senator

Hartford Conn, May 3.-The caucus Of the Re-
publican members of the General Assembly TO nomi
nate successor to United states Senator Orville
H Plat viii be held in the House chamber to-
morrow afternoon The formal election will take
place on May g. There are five candidates for the
place-ex-Governor George P. Mclean. of Simsbury;
Representative Frank B. Brandegee, of Newton
don: Representative E J. Hill. of Norwalk; State
Senator Allan W Paige. Of Bridgeport, and States
Attorney Donald T. Warner, OF Salisbury. UntI
few DAVIS ago State Senator Samuel Fessenden, of
Stamford was a candidate, but he retired without
giving bis preference as 70 the other candidates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04

SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Wednesday, May 8, 1905.

TO-DAY.


Steamer Oceanic Gr) Cameron. Liverpool April &c and
Queenstown p, the White star Line with $50 cabin
and see passengers mails and mdse Arrived
steamer Mesaba obj, Tubb London April % TO the
Atlantic Transport Line with 20 cabin passengers AMI
mdse Arrived the Bar at a
Steamer Wilhelm der Crosse Ger) from Bremen
Southampton and CherbouTg with 34 cabin and Ala
& passengers Lett Quarantine at 6SI m
Steamer PruZ Oskar from Genoa. Palermo and Naples
Crossed the Bar at Sandy Hook at 6:S5 m.
steamer Veronn Nor). OXholm Porto Plata April %
the United Co. with fruit Arrived ar the Bar
515
10 p Kerr & Co. with passengers and fruit. Arrived
a the Bar at 1880 a m
Santiago 90 Munson. with sugar. Arrived the
steamer Ri Rio Parker. Galveston April IS to the
Southern Pacific Company, with mdse Left Quarantine
steamer I4gonier Wellman Arthur April "a with
barge C0uneaut IN tow to the III Quincy Petroleum
Company, with oil. Left Quarantine at m
steamer ArapahOe, Kembie, Jacksonvile April 30 and
gengcrs ard ndse. Left Quarantine at II :56
Steamer Hamilton. BoaZ, Newport News and Norfolk
Dominion steamship company with passengers
ana mdse Left Quarantine at ZOO m
Steamer BluchelGs Hastings, Baltimore, TO II Foster
with mdse. Quarantine at N. 49,
Sandy Hook. y J. May 3. $50 Hl-Wlnd southwest
moderate breeze; clear
SAILED.
Steamers italian Prince tBrl Natal. Delagoa Bay
etc. Wells CITY tBr) Bristol LUganO Ger, Hamburg
via Newport News; Nile (Bp. Point Ptre. Demerara
etc: YORKTOWN Port Arthur Tex; Coldsboro Philade
phin at Miluno UtaD Genoa Tcutcnic tBr) Liver
pool. Hamburg Ger). Hamburg. via Plymouth ana Cher
bourg: Stotendnm Dutch. Rotterdam; Nord America
Naples and Genoa Amatonga (Br). Cape Town
Cor Port Antonio. Byron (Br) Pernambuco,
GrBca Ger, inRgua. Port Prince. etc; Finance
Orleans; Peconic, New-Oreans; Monroe Norfolk and
Newport News, C'Omal. Galveston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
RECEIVER FOR POWER COMPANY.
Move to Prevent Plant Being Sold to Pay
Judgment.

Saratoga, y. y. May 3.-Justice Kellogg. Of the
Supreme Court. has appointed Charles Pedrtck, Of
Glens Falls receiver Of the Hudson River
Water Power Company. IN the matter of
g 1y}Go1 mortgage foreclosure action brought by
the Hudson River Electric Company. The receiv-
ership was sought the ground that it would act
as a stay of execution Of the judgment Of
than $4,000 secured by the National Contracting
Company against the Hudson River concern. The
dam and power plant Of the company We're levied
on by Sheriff of Saratoga County several weeks
ago and would have been offered for sale had not
the receiver been appointed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
READ G. co. OFFER BONDS.

William 4. Read & Co. offer list of selected
securities including $4,000 New-York City 24 per
cent gold exempt bonds, due 1854, Mt q price yield
ing 3.45 per cent $4,000 bonds OF the city of Cam
bridge, Mass registered 81, due 1925. a price
yielding 335 per cent; $4,000 Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad first consolidated mortgage per cent gold
bonds due 1852, a price yielding 3.92 per cent.
Santa re Railway Wabash Railroad New-York
and NeU-Jersey Telephone Company and Northern
Pacific Terminal Company at prices yielding from
$50 20 AIS per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
PEcoNIc BANK TO RESUME.

sag i-arbor, Long Island. May the affairs Of
the Peconic Bank have been adjusted :, No a.
nolnced to-day, and tho bank will resume bus,ness
h"A- Alondav morning Che shortage OF 81 90 {.
t'e accounts OF Francis j. Palmer. the cashier
80 Leen partly covered by property and s,ool,s
.st-ieo over 5y aim the 1ank and the ts1enfaNs
~ made - BY tic Stockholders through ~ -
1911 O ~ per cent. which leaves a surplus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
BANK BEGINS FOURTH PAYMENT.
Wrecked Red Bank Institution Will Have
Cleared Up $210,147 Indebtedness
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. !


Red Bank, N J., May 3.-The fourth payment to
depositors Of the Navesink National Bank. which
wrecked by the embezZemsnt Of It's cashier.
Enoch L. Cowart will begin tomorrow. This will
make total of 20 per cent. aggregate Of
$40, l47. paid depostors.
The bank closed August II, 1853. The re-
ceivcr John ". Schoheld. is still in charge OF the
banks affairs. Some Of the property Of the bank
is uHdiSpOsed Of and another dividend will be
paid when the affairs OF the institution arc finally
nH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
BANKRUPTCY NOTES.
The following petitions in bankruptcy filed
with the clerk Of the I-nted states Dstrict Court

with the clerk or the United states District Court
Louis wetzler. salesman No 141 West 11oth-st.. la
bities $4,000: The principal creditors
the Columbia Bank New-Yo~k city, $4,000; First Ma
Bank, HOTnelsyille. \. Y. 10000 Citizens
tiona Hornelsvlle y. Y, SO 900 Chemuug
Company Elmira. 80 500 First National Bank Boston
$4,000. Petitioner member Of the Of Sheedy
Wetzler dissolved without assets.
S5Os5 assets. $16436 The principal creditors A
No 2o2 Church-st-. 81 600 J. J. Aston No.
st. 500: Mary a. Clyue No 72l ave
81 200 The consist cash. $40. trade
81 TAG: fixtures, 5000 tools SOS life
policies $3.50
81 9l4 assets 800. The principal creditor
Zorst Rondout. Y. ,s25. The indebtedness
CURED while petitioner member of of
B. Lay & Son composed OF Barbara Lay and petitioner.
The petitioner states, dissolved five
ago without assets.
George D. Graves appointed receiver tho bust
ness OF Joyce Trucking Company. Involuntary
rllpt with bond OF 81 0N0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES

Department OF the Interior. Once OF Indian Arar,
washington D c. March Is 1905. Sealed proposals.
Endorsed Proposals for blankets woolIen ana corT03
goods, clothing, the may be and dirsCts1
to the Commissioner o. Indian Affairs Nos 10 f91
Wooster street. New-York City. received mi
l o'clock p M OF Tuesday May 10. 1905. fu-nlsh-
ing Tor the indian Service, blankets
goods. clothing. notions. hats caps Must bs
made out on Government blanks Schedules giving an
necessary information for bidders be
application 70 the Indian Office Washington D o. re
L. S Indian warehouses 11e-1S1 Wooster street New
York CITY 2661 south Canal street. Chicago III SIS
Howard street Omaha Nebr south Seventh street
St Louis Mo; o Washington street san Franciseo cal
the Comrlissa-ies OF Subsistence U s A a. Cheyenne
Wyo-, and ST Paul. MINI the Quarternasrs- u s A
Seattle Wash; and the postmasters Sioux City
SON Portland, spokane and Tacoma Bids
at the hour and days above invited
to be present The De0art01Anr
the right 70 determine the point delivery 10
any and all bids. any part any bid
=. E LEUPP, COMMISSIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
MERGER OF TRUST COMPANIES.

The stockholders of the City Trust Company,
the Trust Company of America and the North
America Trust Company yesterday voted to merge
the three institutions at separate meetings held
for the purpose. The institution, as already
announced will be known as the Trust Company
OF America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
BANKERS TO MEET IN WASHINGTON.

The executive committee of the American Banl
ers' Association has decided to hold the annu;
convention in Washington, on a date in Octobe
to be hereafter fixed. The last convention was hel
In this city, last September.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
NEW AGENT FOR BOAT LINE.

John Hossack has been appointed Eastern agent
Of the Detroit and Buffalo Steamboat Company.
with headquarters at No 81 Wall-st. this city. Mr.
Hossack will have charge OF all passenger and
freight business in Eastern territory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
DENVER BARS OUT COLORADO EASTERN
IHY gELEorAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE.

Iaf -F-LEII:APH TO TIE TRIIINE.I
Denver. lay 3--The city Attorney to-day rem
dered an opinion that the Colorado Eastern Rail
way has right to the streets of the city
The rond was recently bought by the Havemeyers
elc vas supposed 10 have franchise emitting 1t
70 occupy streets IN extending its tracks from the
cltY limits To the Union Station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
ADIRONDACK LAKES OPEN.

Saratoga n. y May 9.-Navigation has been
resumed on Blue Mountain and Raquette lakes, in
the AdrondaCks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
SEALED PROPOSALS. ENDORSED PRO

- posals FOR CoaHnz Plant VIII be received the
Bureau OF Yards and Docks. Navy Department Wash
ington until II o'clock a. m, Ausust % 1905. and
plant for handling storing coal Naval
ton Olongapo p I Appropriation 100000. Plans
nd be the naval station
named or Will be furnished by the Bureau upon de-
post OF $40 security their return MORDECAI
T. ENDICOTT Chief OF Bureau April &c, 1905.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04

~ First pepartnnent-In the matter Of the application
York Railroad for the appointment
~ three determine and report whether
rsF,-,sd ought constructed and operated Pueblo
D,rire IS hereby given that the undersigned David Nc
fy1rc William C Davies and George r Head, baVing oy
an order Appellate Division Of the supreme Court
FOR First Judicial Department entered IN hS aoNe
entitled matter Gath day OF April leN oeartnS
ats the same day been appointed commissioners 70
the railroad railroads mentioned IN the petition OF
the New and Jersey Railroad company pre-
sented to said Appellate Division about the lth
day OF March 1875 and dlet IN the ONCE OF the CLERK
~ the said Appellate Division or about the same
day ought constructed and operated do hereby a
point Monday. Sth 81 May lsto az O'Clock n
the afternoon. the office % David Mcclure No =
William Street in Borough Il Manhattan. CITY %
New York as the time and place OF their hrst sitting
and such sitting and such ADJOURNED sitlnss a.
may he thereafter they VIII hear all persons inter
ested the said matter
Dated April 18th. 1890. -, -
WILLIAM c. DAVIES.
GEORGE r READ.
Commissioners
srEyrSON. JENNINGS & RUSSELL Attorneys for New
York and Jersey Railroad Companys 10 sSSSS SSs4o
Var
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
FRENCH BANKS TAKE NoRwAWs LOAN

Christiania, May 3.-Nogotations have been CON
cludcd with the Credit Lyonnas and the Banque de
Paris ct des PaysBas for the new loan $40 coo Co.,
sanctioned By the Norwegian Parliament yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
QFFICE CoNsTRUCTING q. ID. RURLLNG.

ton. Vt. Nav :. IGO5-SeaIed proposals in triplf-
cate will be received here until May p. 1905.
for the construction. plumbing heating and wiring
electric lighting OF Administration building and
additions 20 Band Barracks and construction
plumbing OF lavatory addition shops Ethan
Allen, Information furnished application here
United accept O
any all proposals any part thereof. Envelopes
containing proposals be endorsed Proposals
Public BUiIdings' and addressed, CAPTAIN T 3.
LAMORECX. Q. ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
Public Notices.
SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE Division.


SUPRENIE COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION.
- First DeparnneutIn the matter q the Application
o. the Hudson and Manhattan Railroad Company for the
commissioners 20 determine and
not whether railroad ought TO be constructed ard
6Deated Nosce Is hereby given that the under
signed Charles Buckley Hubbel James W Boyle and
6sc,r having order % the Appellate Divi
me supreme FOR the First Judicial Depart
ment entered the above entitled matter on the Sth
fa,, az April 1903. date the day been
sDi,ire commissioner determine and report after
% nlbc hearing whether the railroad or railroads men
toned In the petition % the said Hudson and Manhattan
I5cIrCo3 COMPANY presented 20 said Appellate Division
- o. bout me 10Th February. 1895. and filed n
ths orce OF Clerk Of the said Appellate Division on
&c or0,,r ought 20 De constructed and
a-ate5 do hereby appoint Wednesday. the 10Th day %
81 IaO5 AT o'clock the afternoon At the once OF
Charles Buckley Hubben. No 81 Nassau street in the
T5-ogb 81 Manhattan. CITY OF Network. the tins
Iace Of their sitting and that at such sitting
an sch adjourned sittings as may hereafter Be held
they will hear all persons hi'e'eS'e Il" 0s Saul N''0'
A0NN' ~ CHAS RVLKLEN HUBBEL.LA
OSCAR LOEWI.
JAMES W. BOYLE
Commissioners.
srErsoN JENNINGS s RUSSELL AttyS tor Hudson
q Manhattan Railroad Company 10 Broad street.
New York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
4 Rs1Y BUILDING. WHITEHALL ST. NEW

York May ]. 1so5-Sealed proposals, in tTiPlcats.
will be received here until / O'Clock, ?. NJ. May II.
1905 and then opened for furnishing and delivering
the Quartermaser's Department at the Philadelphia
Black B SILK. Black Cotton Gimp. Cord Edge
Braid Fly Buttons Buckles and Gilt Coat But
tons Information and blanks for bidding furnished
upon application L. reserves the rght 70 reject OF
ACCEPT any or all proposals part thereof. En-
WEDGES containing proposals should Be marked: Pro
posals for six Gimp Braid. Buttons and Buckles 20 Be
opened May IL 1905 and addressed % O. : BINGHAM.
Mai. & Or Mr. L. 5. A. Depot 9 NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco. May S-The official closing quo
tations for mining stocks to-day and yesterday
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04

the creator, ne Gate, WNth JuugIItHt HE'D:
Palmer John-Edson Electric Illuminating Com
pany; January 81 1895 cancelled 1910 40
Same Lyon February H. 1888 (canceed).. go 3s
Planter. John Rs Ranger; April Z. 1905 IRE
leased SCI 40
NcY-York City Railway Company-D c Brown;
March 1904 ............... 274 Al
Same-Same: No T. March IA. 1901. 100 ~
Same-Same: 3: March IA 1904. ........... PA Al
SamcSame. No l. March Il. 1904. pa 81
Same Julia; No ,; March g. 1904. PA II
Sane-Same; No l. March D. l1U4 ........... 2T4
Same A Quinn; No :; April 10 1904 274
Same IAscell; April p lU04; 275 IS
Same 4 Quinn No ,. April 1G 1904 IA IL
Same WicNham: No .: March .. lf04..... 274 Al
Same-Same; No 9: March ., 1904 pa Al
Same Quinn: No l. Marc. 2S. l994........ PA Al
SAME Wetzel; No !; March D. l7Oi PA Al
Same-N i Caldwell; No = March D l6iH....., pa IL
5ane-aame No 3 April 10. IOS+ 274 II
ham: No 4: February 20. 1904 PA 81
SAHle-Sane: No :; February "a Ioo4 PA 81
Sane-W l. Caldwell: No !: FebIlary % 1904. pa Al
same-A Wckham; February 10. l9O4........ pa Al
Same-Same February 2 1901. 20l 81
New-yort city railway Company Llprch
Ieninary 20 lPt,....,..; 800. 219 II
same Gordon; Februnry |. l9Oo 2O7 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

NVItI-INN lOINIb
Liverpool May 3-sailed stsamer Majestic O3Fl Hayes
New-York via Queenstown.
Lizard. May Passed, steamer Hypatia G5r) Brown.
Hamburg New-Yori
Yarmouth MAY Q. 3lo m-AuiYed. steamer Dsutseh~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


Sunrise 4:56I Sunset 65s Moon 7;57iMoons age
HIGH WATER.
A. M-Sandy 1924 Island 7;4O He'll Gate e:33
F. M-Sandy Hook $40 Gov Island 500 Hell Gate 9:53