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New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
THREE BURNED By LAMP.
Explosion Causes Chrystie Street
Fire-NO Reserves on Hand.

Three persons We're severely burned at 1:9O O'Clock
yesterday afternoon by the explosion of kerosene
oil the fifth floor of a tenement house at
No. S5 Oh ystie street. The injured Mrs.
Mary Brodsky. twenty-eight years old; her daugh-
ter. Annie, years old and Mrs. Mary Blatin-
sky. All burned ab0Tt the face and arms and
taken to Couverneur Hospital after their
burns had been hastily dressed. They will prob
ably recover
Tweuty-four families live in the house where the
fre occurred Most Of the women and children
and very few of the at home. and in
instant after the alarm sounded the whole
building in uproar passer- by ran 10 the
house Of Hook and Ladder Company s. in Canal
street. and gate the alarm. fireman was sent
around with a fire -xtmguIsher but the moment
ne the house and the flames bursting from the
windows he turned in a regular alarm. The fre
soon cXtinguishrd.
the building they had push the crowd that gath
cred away from the entrance, and then hght their
way upstairs through the escaping tenants.
CTOuChng in the hall at the foot Of the stairs or
the fifth floor. scorched terribly and half suffoCated
by the smoke they found the three victims. Flames
ing the fire escape useless and the men were com
PEELED 10 go back down the stairway. The fire
spread the sixth floor of the building and before
eXtinguished caused damage of $1,000.
Il is said that the time the call for reserves
made there was only one man on re-
in the district. all the rest of the men being
dinner. II became necessary TO scour Grand
were found. to hold the crowd in check until the
reserves arrived.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
Row Els STATEMENT.
Ceba5Ios s Co, assignee Tells Of
Erchange Sales.

William Y. Rowe. assignee Cf the banking firm
Of J. NJ CehalIos & Co. denied yesterday published
statements that the concern had sold exchange on
London after it known to its members that the
firm would fail. Mr.. Rowe gave out the following
statement:
am informed by DeIoitte, Plender. Griffths &
Co. the accountants, that Ceballos Co sold
proceeds thereof on the Sd. on the next day 2lav
SID - 600 Of exchange and received the proceeds
thereof on the 4th. on October q t2seoO -ot eX-
change We're sold the proceeds OF which We're re-
celved on the tth on October the 1irm obrr-aed
from William Salomon & Co. time loan S10o.
uo0 secured by collateral
form me that this exchange was sold and this
time loan obtained in the regular course Of bust
coiIrtaTts and the cashiar also inform me that
all Of these moneys obtained from this loan and
from tie sale Of tnis exchange were egitima tely
and properly used by the firm in the regular course
of its business and that none Of these moneys
used by any Of the partners. or in their personal
interests The cashier informs me that had the
firm continued in business. this outstanding ex-
thereicIore during the long business career ef the
firm This exchange, he says, was al sold in the
eraEe channels. and without any aremoniton of
the impending catastrophe in the effairs Of Sill
f g c,6 asrirda on +5 FIST 5HIbfs
U0n in Havana. further subsequent exchange,
amounting to f4oo"o. which had been sold, hut not
actually paid for. was, ne states promptly with
drawn from the market
The cash on hand. amounting to Si,9@3, mentioned
the cash drawer Of the firm. The other cash
balances Of the firm in the various hanks, the ac-
countauts inform and the schedules show.
were, in due course. charged up by the banks as
offsets on their claims against the firm
Mr.. Rowe denied also The story that Mr.. CebaIlos
when he went 10 Cuba recently help straighten
out the affairs Of Silvera & Co, took his family
with him and was living in luxury in Havana He
went with representative of the assignee and
sailed for New York on Tuesday, according TO Mr.
Rowe.
John 5. Fiske. another member Of the firm who
Went TO London TO Obtain, if possible. some fnan-
cal support to carry some Of the Cehalos firm
Cuban enterprises. arrived here from Europe, yes
terday.
II is said that the amount which Silveira Co
owed CebaIos & Co. more than half Of
the S.p0101J. with which it declared that he
had decamped. Accountants are still at work in
Havana on the books Of Siveira & Co, and far
as known, effort has been made TO extradite
silveira. vino is now in Caracas venezuela.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
SAILED
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS


eron New yd1t e Arriged steamer Oceanic Cr>. Cam
New york sailed steamer Alberta tAus) Ivancich
h'f'4a"' f De Dee 12 ! m-sailed steamer Berrnudian
New yorz fo- fSssed steamer Madonna JFr> Jouber
fara Dee SArrived. steamer t'eare,sa Rr, l.,ahs.
New YORK. VIA Pa rhados 'i'e '''''' r'ushes
ren N zee ARRIVED. steamer tGeC Won b.
''yess sx Dec Dee le-Arrtved steamer Kura tBr Wilson
qrom pss s,.,t Sailed steamer Mannheim er, schau
RarcIsx pes nxEsatled steamer Bristol city CFr,
e''S. S,e pee l2-Passed. steamer Chariois Dutch,
De-, tthr1idt 3l New York for Amsterdam
AVE folnt Dec i2.-Tassed Nfasaha ~,
Tuhh, New York Iondor 0' -"e'"'o thi'
NJ ~. io-Arrived steamer Mohawk (Brl White
bse. I2-ArTived steamer Shimosa tRr, Rest
7 SAonnaina eve Tor New York
IT,,cSSS asseo. steamer supposed American
Ciy,rai,HO Jaeger New York for Antwerp
Sa. 80 arrived steamer Indrant 1F3rl VIM
80 i9Sohafha Ss Hiogo Shtmoncsekt Shangsat
Nav ycrL Niahla Singapore and Sabang for
Fsntor s Soo 1<-Arrived. steamer Hudson ar,
p.rr. asul rns,ao NsN York for shanghai ''
C,adogsn &c.. nailed. Byron (rrN
I.vernoo rom Hio Janeiro Bahial. New YORK
Haves Nsw v--Sailed. steamer Majestic tRrI
inson. New York AAA |Ss'' ROD
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
WILL NOT OBEY FOLKS ORDER.
Eew York Life Says No Money Was Spent
to Eleoticnecr in Tennessee.

The New York Life Insurance Company Will not
obey the order Of Insurance Commissioner Folk
Of Tennessee To restore money which he said was
spent in electioneering for the administration
ticket. The company's stand in the matter is that
20 money was spent for that purpose.
Commissioner Folks order said that within ten
days the New York Life must refund the policy
holders money which Mr.. Folk says ne found the
companys agents had used for certain eIectioneer-
ing purposes in Tennessee. n is understood that
he company Will reply to Mr. Folk declaring that
rs anldavlts in his Farrely suit dispose effectively
OF anV such charges.
At Yesterdays meeting of the companys board
the directors nominated as an administration can
dIdate Louis T. Summerich. in place of EwaId
tleltmann, who died recently The nomination Will
he filed at Albany this week.
George X Scrusham, the international commit
lees manager. issued statement The TTihun..'s
announcement that the Mutual Life is invesrigatn
he basis OF Commissioner Folks ''Tefundius orIfr'
70 the company. Mr SCrugham said that when ne
Mutual I4ifes agents We're on the witness stand
in Tennessee 1T was conclusvely shown that the
policyholders' money being used for election
aari
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port CT New York, Wednesday, Dec. 12, 1905
,ERT[vD


steaucr hrorprinz Wilhelm tGer'. Richter Bremen
December southampton CherbourE :. 70 Oerchs X
Co with J6 cabin and ua7 steeage passengers mails and
Arrived the Bar at J;I6 llth-
Erc1urUs gGe1 Wurthmann Odessa October -.
Batoum q ConStantin'!Ie % SMYRNA November =
Scala ., Naples il and Algers 10 with mdse 70 order
vessel Thcocole Ituger < Co Arrived NJ the Ear at
Steamer Thoruhtu oFrl Dickson sunderland November
lS. 10 Il v ncheser Co. in ballast Arrived at the
Steamer Sbiria tGer) Gerdes. SavaniIa November &c
Carthagena - Port December Kingston d,
The Hamburg American Line with cabin passengers
Mexico Knight. Havana December = 10 James
& Co, with CO passengers, mails and mdse Ar
stc7rf tacht Ata.anta Todd Southampton November M
Goruda December O. 70 George Could Left quar-
steamer tienesk ,Br,. November 10 and
Shields sugar order simpson. spence
* Young Arrived AT the Bar at " a n
Steamer Rtgipa tCuhaul Baste Havana December Is.
TO " - Muns0n, with molasses Arrived at the Bar
steamer Zuiia Benne;t Maracaibo December /
Steamer Consuelo (Brl, Watson Huh November IS 10
sauderson s son with three passengers and mdse AT
Steamer Mongbeilo Qtap. Z,nit., Genoa November 2
Messna Messina Napot 1S and Palermo
II Hirzel Feitmann q Co. with mdse Arrived at the
1850
Key West =, to the Mallory steamship CoInpeny win
passengers and mdse Passed in Quarantine at @oo m
September J. Mo1i G. Shanghai 80. Keelong - Annoy
~ Singapore October Is Penang - Sahang "a Sez No
Vember IA Port 5ald 10 ana Gihraar 70 - u r-uSe
steamer FL CID. Baker Galveston pecemoeI . 70 me
Southern Pacific Company with mdse Passed III 0uaf-
Steamer Apache, Staples jacksonville December Q to
clyde steamship Company with passengers ano dse
Phssed III Quarantine az 4iis m - .xA N--..u.
Steamer Hamilton BoaZ. Newport News ana Ncrtoik,
and mdse Passed In Quarantine at 5;h2 m
steamer santana. Barman, Antwerp pecenIuer 20
mdse Arrived n the Bar az eos . m.
Steamer New York Dutch): Jufs Rotterdam Novsra-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
OBITUARY..
SAMUEL DoDD.

Meriden, Conn. Dec 12.-Samuel Dodd. president
Of the International Silver Company. whose princi-
pal office is in this city. died suddenly at his home
here tonight from vaIvular disease of the heart.
He had been suffering with this disease for the
last two years and had times been i'll enough
To his family and friends alarm. For the
last few days he had been in better health than
usual He spent the day at his office and returned
10 his home just before o'clock He called "A
servant q few moments later and complained of
distress. The servant gave him stimulants. but he
died almost instantly.
Mr.. Dodd was born in Hartford in 1894 and came
Of early New England stock. He educated in
the public and high schools Of Hartford and passed
his esry manhood in that city, where he began
his business career.
In 1857 he came 10 this city to take the position
nj cashier Of the Home Bank From the Home
Bank M- Dodd entered the manufacturing bust
ness He one of the organizers of the Parker
& Casper Company manufacturers Of silverware
Later this concern merged with the Wilcox
Silver Plate Company, and Mr.. Dodd was its sec
retary and treasure This company was taken
over by the international Silver Company at the
time Of its Incorporation. in 1895. Nj Dodd was
president OF TIE company AID remained in this
Office until mis- death He was a stanch Republi-
and in 1879 elected member Of the Gen
Cral Assembly from Neriden.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
INSURANCE CONFERENCE.
Representatives. of POHcyhoIders
Confer zcith Supt. Kelsey.

The presence of Lou Payn at the New York
office 0f Superintendent Kelsey al about the time
Of the Insurance election conference yesterday
caused speculation in insurance circles last night
In conversation with a Tribune reporter how
ever. Nj Pawn declared that any report that he
took part jn the conference or had conferred with
Mr.. Kelsey untrue. Mr.. Payn said: 1T simply
happened that had appointment with some
at Mr.. kelseys office this afternoon. The confer
ence was over before I arrived. and ! did Lot talk
with Superintendent Kelsey for more than a min
ute"
The conference. which lasted for several hours
was 20 discuss ways and means of counting and
checking the ballots and proxies al Tuesdays cleo
ll9nS, especially of the New York Life and Mutual
Lie directors SuPcrnt endeut Kelsey. Samuel
ltrInyer and George r. SCrugham of the interim
llonal committee, John De Witt Warner and
IhDmaS IL BoWles representing tho Mutual Lii"
PoucyhClders Ass. citation; Albert s Bard, for the
representing The Mutual Life. took part in the
ference. The New York Life VS. not "elresented.
tepresau aut,liVes Of the -Oup0sitiOu'' tickets Sli-
g'Steu THAI superintendent KELSEY appoint in
S'glo Of election for each company to have gen
CTdl supervision OF the votes At Superintendent
k"lsey's request representatives, of thc Mutual
Lie and the Opposition both companies creed
- submit to Mr.. Kelsey lists IF names gi
ior suCh work. The international committee S'}g-
g"Sted that certified accountants he 1ruuii ted 90
mttee urged also the appointment of challenge
ON behalf OF each 'oppOs ton interest for every
-'eanyIsSer.' II is considered probable chat NJ.
htls"y VIII act ON these suggC Caci0rG.
j u" International cOmruittee told Air. Kelsey that
II would challenge every alleged forged ballot or
MuUa Life
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
THE REV. DR.. RAYNER S. PARDlNeToN

The Rev. DR. Ravuer stephens Pardington, pastor
OF the Herkmer Street Methodist Episcopal Church
BROOKLYN. died ~ he parsonage. No 1903 Herkimer
street. yesterday morning. from heart disease. Dr.
J'ardnErOn born in Cheltenham England. IN
1896. He the United States with his parents
when twelve years old. and lived with them in De
rr0r He active member of the Detroit
Methodist Conference ana the New York East Con
ference for twenty-five years. In 1852 Dir. Paring-
ton assumed his first pastorate in Brooklyn. and
subsequently, occupied many important pulpits
among them the Fleet Street Methodist Episcopal
Church. the First Place Church and the Central
Methodist Episcopal Church which united
with the Bushw1Ck Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. He was once superintendent of the Brook
lyn Church Society and for time held a pastOratc
in Bethel. Conn He leaves wife and sons.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
JACOB 2. MILLER.

Jacob p Miller. q lawyer, with Offices al No. 12O
Broadway. died yesterday his home. No. g West
S9rh street Mr.. Miller was born at Claverack
Columbia County in November. 1851. In 1879 he
was graduated from Williams College, and two
years later admitted 70 the bar Mr.. Miller
was elected the Assembly IN 1885. He
member Of The executive committee OF the Amer
lean Tract Society. Mr.. Miller also a member
Of the Civil Service Reform Association the Bar
Association. tie New York Botanical Garden, Phi
Beta Kappa. the Lawyers Club and the Patria
Club. He q trustee Of the George Junior Re
public and the WaTrburg Orphan Farm School and
q manager Of tie House of Refuge. The funeral
viii be held tomorrow n the Lutheran Church
OF the Holy Trinity, 65th street and Central Park
M.er nr nelnrI-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
MFTRoPoLITAN OPERA HOUSE.

Fri Evg Dec. - at s. ROMEO ET JULIETTE-
Fa--ar .Iacoby, Nsuendorff: RoUsseliere. Planco1
Journet. Sirnard. Bars MuhIUanE- Conductor. Bovy
Sat Aft Dec. Is. 2. EDORA-Eavaliert. Ateh
Jacoby: Caruso. Scott. Parol. Dufriche, Begua
Voghera- Conductor. vigna-
Sat. Evg. Dec IS popular prices}. at s. TANN-
HAETSER - F1eischsr EdeI. Weed Bur-ian, Bass
Gorftz Reiss. Muhlmann Conductor, Hertz
Sunday Evening. Dec IS popular pricesl, az S3a
GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT.
SoIoists: F7eischer- -EdsL Rappold Rouzsellsrs
Stracciarf Plancou Entire Metropolitan Opera Housa
Orchestra Conductor. Tigna-
Mon Evx. Dec IT. g. Ia BOHEME-Ser1rcr
Alten: Carso. Scott. Journet Ross. Siuard. Dueha
Conductor. Vigna.
Wed Evg pee 10 a. 8 LOHENGRIN-Flsischsr-
Edel Kirkby-LunD Burrtan. Gorttz. Bass. Muhirasna
Conductor. Hertz
Fri Evg. Dec Il. az s AIDA-Boninsegrs debut
Kirkby-Lunn. CarusO. StracCta-i PlsncCn. Muhlnana
ParoH. Conductor. Vigua-
The SALE OF SEATS for next weeks performances
begins THIS MORNING at O'Clock
WEBER PIANO USED
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who viii sail to-day for
Europe are:
KAISERIN AUGUETE VICTORIA FOR HAMBrrRC
Mr ana Mrs. c. II Bick MIR and Mrs. Harry RAMSAY
foru Lieutenant Colonel D. -
MI End Mrs. Sidney POoi l.. :. a.
Borg Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur Brook,
MI ana Mrs Ci-osvenCr| Smith
Ely Roberts.
Colonel Frank b. McKenna
Travellers who arrived yesterday from abroas
were:
hhoNPhINZ WILHELM. FROM BREMEN.
Mr.. and William IL AR and Mrs Daniel II
Bliss. tt,ires IL
Sir Madden ana LADY, piehnn Norris Of linn
Madden pnrk N'S
Mrs Gerald Graz Mr. and Mrs 1. H Dulie.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
:. 6. cRAwFoRp's RECEPTION.

The studio Of Earl Stetson Crawford, in the Sher
wood Studio Building, was the scene yesterday af-
terroon and evening of reception which was in
The nature Of Il housewaTming. Mr.. Crawford hav-
ing recently established himself in new quarters IN
the building Among he guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
AIalat- Provost. Miss Emma Thursby, Mr.. and Mrs.
". W Ellsworth Mrs William L Breyfoele. Carl
BleuUer and Edmund Russell a pleasant feature
of the occasion was the display of a number Of
miniatures 10y Mrs Crawford.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
MANHATTAN OPP ofEEA R.. a.oG Mogsb. sas .r.
SEASON OF GRAND orkkA

SEASON OF GRAND OFEhA
OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN- Director
FRI DEC. IA. s-Bizet's CARMEN In
F-auchI Mines Bressler-CIianolt Donalda- Trsn-
tiui CIiaconia: NM DaInores. Renaud. Gilbert
Daddt Brag. Reschiglian- Conductor, CaInpanirt
SAT- MAT, DEC Is. at 2-Mozarrs Don
GIOy ami Mines Russ. Donalda~ Arta. NM
Bonci Renaud. Gilbert. Brag. MusnOz Conductor
SAT- EVE DEC Is-Bizats CARMEN Second
Saturday evening performance at popular prices
(-5C 70 80 Mines Bressler- -C4ianOlt Gilbert
Trenttrt CSaconia: NM Dalrnores. Ancona~ Gilbert
Daddf ReschigIian Conductor. CaTnpaEini.
SUNDAY NIGHT. Dec To- al $50. Grand Concert
al popular prices. soc. 75c-. 800 $50. Adm 5ee
Miles Pinkert Russ. NM AltschevsEy. Ancona
GILBERT Conductor. Leandro CarnpsnarL
MON DEC. Il. al s-Mozarts Don GIOVANNI
Mines Russ. Donalda. Arta NM Bcnc. Remand
Gilbert Brag. AIugnOz- Conductor Canpaaint
WE'D. DEC. I9. s-Verdfs AIDA Mines
Russ Di Cfsneros; NM Basst Ancons. ArimondL
MuEnoz. Teccht COndu1-or CarnpaninL
FRI, DEC. 2I at s-Donizetrfs LCCA ID
I.AMMERNIOOR- Mines. Pinkert, severlna; NM
Bonci. Aucona MusnOz- Venrurfni. Tscchl Con
SAT-. MAI. DEC 90. at 1:3o-ve-drs AIDA
Mines Russ. Di CtsnerOs: NM Bassi. Sevsihac
Arfrnondi MugnOz. TecchL Conductor. Campaninl
SAT. EVE. DEC q, ar (third or the series .,
popular Saturday evening performances. Ioc 20 ssl
-CiOunOd's FAUST. Mines DOnald2- Giaconia
Lejeune. NM Dalrnores Renaud. Artrnon6L Fos-
satta Conductor. CaIupantni-
Sun. EVE. DEC. 23. az s:3e-TEI2D 5EAN5
SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT AT POPULAR
PRICES Conductor. Campana-1
SEATS FOR ALL ABOVE now SELLING.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
ALEXANDER sTODDART.

Alexander Stoddart. who died on Tuesday, was
the senior member of the firm of A. q J. II. Stod-
dart. general agents of the New York Under
writer's Agency. and was one Of the best known
fire insurance men in the United States. He was
born in 1886 Laith Scotland. and came 10 this
country when years old. In 1854 Ire established
the New York Underwriters Agency. and for
forty-two years remained its head, II
also one Of the founders of the National Board OF
Fire Underwriters ana life member OF its eXecu-
tive committee.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
~EANspAcIFIC MAILS.

Destla.i e ana sgcc .Es-.
Japan. Cosa ClIug cai PEuiTT.ne
Is aa-s tvia Srac; ,j---lGIs2 Nal .--.
Hawaii Jaran Corea Chin and Ptiil-
pire Islands (v.a SIAN trauciscni-Mon-
EoiI ......-........ .-..--. ....--
China ana Philippine Islands ,vi7
ercouHer end NIc10, ia. r Fl-Em-
Ir~s8 rf India .----.-.--
Japan C,re4 ana China specially ad-
dressed cniy). lvia Teconal-Autt-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
O0DD, MEAD { COMPANY
BOOKS FOR CHRISTMAS
FIFTH AVE. and 35th St.

has such information at It's disposal do its
full duty in the matter of the budget, and il
would not Toe right 10 tie mp -uch important
matter rs the budget on such assumption The
Injunction = vacated.
The aldermen may now act on the matter at
will
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
SUES FLORENZ ZlEGFElD.

Papers in suit to recover 81 900 alleged 70 have
been lent him by Lee Shubert were served yes
terday upon Florenz Ziegfeld Mr.. Shubert alleges
that last summer he lent the that Ziegfeld
might come I America and arrange tour for his
vvife Anna Held.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13

The regular monthly dinner OF the Mems League
broadway Taheruace Church. VIII be held in the
parish house Broadway and 56th street, on Thurs
day evening III $50 o'clock The topic for the even
iug VIII be THE Battle Of Manila Bay and adj
dresses will be made by Rear Admiral Joseph y.
CogIlau L. :. n. and William MCAdOO. former
Assistant Secretary OF the Navy.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13

her 20 Philip Rup'ech ballast Arrived at the Bar
Steamer Oneida Rich Philadelphia to the Clvda su
Go. with mdsa- Passed in Quarantine - . m
Steamer Captain a r Lucas RubeIli with s n ba-ra
No 2. to the Sstandar5 or -
with OIL Passed in SANDY Hook q 9:5I . m
SANDY Hook y J. Dec -, $50 ? rn-wind southwest
light; Gear
SAILED
Steamers MonToe, Norfolk and Newport News. Rhsin
Ger Bremen; Ethiopia ti3Tl. Glasgow Advance Colon
tIeorSlc tt'fl. Liverpool, Iarmer barge
Po-t Arthur Kong Erode tNorl colon via frtj~sfSr
j. Prtnzesstn Victoria T-a.a.
tNoTl Rotterdam via SantRnder and RilhaO- Iosa,b "
Fordney, Galveston; Fl Norte Galveston. c;or1,s ~
orleans; Nearside tr Norfolk Perth An,ho,I 80
becemher & I ~ Finland Antwerp; Celtic tFrl IIverpoo
steamers Maracas tBr>. for Grenada and Trinidad
dephia. -4' "'"e'dctor Fhia-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Thomas Metz q chauffeur. OF No. 30 West SD
street was yesterday held in $500 bonds 70 await
an inquest on the body Of Mrs. Sarah Narculuso.
eighty-sevon years old, f No. 328 West 26th
According to the police Metz ran over the woman
in front No 3S5 West 26th street She was
taken 70 her home. whore she died.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise ZIG rises 422 Moons age 27
HIGH WATER
4 M-sandy Hook sos Gov. Island 5:2T He'll Gate T:20
P.M.-Sandy $50 Gov. Island 5:45 Hell Gate lbs
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13

The fifth public meeting Of the Soci=ty for Re
lgious Culture viii be held IN the vestry rooms OF
the Temple Emanuel. Fifth avenue and 43d street.
this evening The lecture viii be by the Rey DR..
n : Levy OF san Francisco. the subject,
Travels in Palestine" After the lecture the sub
icct viii Zee discussed.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
Proposals.

RECRUIT DEPOT Office Of the Constructing Quarter
IL master, SIoCuU. New December 3.
Sealed proposals in triptCate will
II January 1907. making
wharf freight wharf tresJe InTorrna-
tion furnished application. United
right reject all bids
should be inciosed in sealed envelope marked Proposals
for Repairs TO Passenger Wharf addressed
E y JONES. Constructing Quartermaster-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13

HBrtngs MAJ
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13

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