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The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-20
nuMoRs OF RURAL DELIVERY SERVICE.

The establishment of new rural free delivery
routes in various sections of the CO lntry Is fire..
quently attended with l~aughable Incidents, and
the narration of these tales from zeal life has
been known to afford material for mere than one
afterdinner speaker. One such story has been
related by members of a party of neutrality-suspicious.
recently returned from the environs O! Bucksport,
Me-, and those responsible for telling the Incl.
dent claim now to be in full understanding of the
reason for Denman Thompson choosing his char,
acters for THE Old Homestead" from this old
fashioned region in the shade of Mount Katahdin.
1t seems that a rural free delivery system
was recently started wit. Bucksport as the cen.
ter, and on one of the routes a member OF the
Smith" family was among the first to put out q
receptacle for his mail. The box happened to be
a beehive, and Mr.. Smith cut a slit in the top for
letters and papers and nailed the whole on the upD
On Tho fann of the .,ln1tnr how hn inSnrlhod hIc
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-20
AT the National Capital
Interesting Gossip by Our Washington Correspondent-People.
Lobby to Be Estabhshed--Senato Smoot Will Urge Reestablsb.
ment Of the Army Canteen.

Observation-Disclosures except the ptr
pie seems TO have a lobby whenever any import
ant interest is affected by legislation. Now il is
proposed to locate here a bureau, headed and
managed by men of unquestionable character and
repute, which shall watch Legislation with only
the public interest in mind, analyZc ii, report OF
1t, publish the facts about II, and employ sucl
proper means as may be required 10 induce con
gress to lcgislate for the popular interest rather
than for special interests.
The lobby was proposed originally by Henry
Beach Needham. of this city, and has been taken
up by such men as Mark Twain, Lincoln StencnS,
Benjamin lde Wheeler and William Allen White
The Peoples lobby will have facilities tot
watching and studying legislation. Competent
lawyers will examine and ascertain what the
"jokers' are In legislation. Skilled observers will
'rations of lobbying representatives of interests.
.uiries will be given to the public. Publicity Is To
organization. The managers believe it is the most
1t to ~omp all the results.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-20
A SMALL CARRIAGE HOUSE.
description Of Way to Build a Most
Convenient Structure.

rams Of a building 1924 feet in
'I"', win stalls for two COWS, a box
SiaIl FOR a horse, and room for two
~DnssieS, is shown in the illustration.
ON" "AS inches should be set on posts
u plrrs. The ~studding is ~ feet long.
OF 2Xi inches. The first floor 8 feet in
me clear and floor joists 2xs, placed
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-20

Buttermilk alone is not an ideal ra.
lion for swine. but should be USED
with other feeds. 1t will sharpen
their appetites if fed along with a
GOOD corn ration and some clover
pasture,
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-20

the head of the organization, he was seldom consulted. 1t was always Mitchell.
the vice president, who as called in to express the views of the Federation,
He a called to the White House, took lunch there, and on ne occasion was
a dinner guest Gompers, so it is said saw his opportunity to con to the
front N this congressional campaign by bringing forward the fact that con.
gress had ignored the recommendation of the Federation, while the president
and leaders in congress had given al to Mitchell. That fact il is believed,
inspired the sudden activity with respect to the eighthour law and the ATT.
injunction bills lasts spring.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-20

letters and papers and nailed the whole OF the upper step of IN old stepladder
On the face of the letter box" he inscribed his name in this fashion: "B.
S Mth'-and so stood ready % receive communications from his friends I'm.
fortunately it happened that Mr.. b Smith had borrowed the beehive from a
was lot slow in claiming his property when it thus came to light Now IN.
never been known to receive a piece OF msl ofener than ORG IN six mortbA
and that only an advertising circular.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-20
POLITICS MAY SPLIT LABOR LEADERS.

officials of the American Federation Of Labor
believe that after election a distinct breach will
be opened between President Samuel Gompcrs
and John Mitchell. president of the United Mine
Workers, and vice president of the Federation.
Friction between them that will develop into
a breach Is regarded as inevitable for the reason
that Gompers is jealous of the growth of Mitchell
as a political factor. Mitchell adheres to the
Roosevelt school of politics, while Gompers is
with the other faction.
There is no question among neutral mem.
bers OF the official body of the Federation but
that Gomper's activity in this campaign is due tn
the fact that Mitchell made a success Of his fight
in behalf of Roosevelt. Mitchells prominence in
the labor field made HIN 80 man among organ
lied labor most consulted Dy President Roosevelt
and other nuhliC men. Al1hOnph GOmnnrS was
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-11

FOR SALE-GoOd two story house with four
rooms, and lot, City water and other conven-
fences. sherman addition. Call on or address
W. u. Jones, Corner Third and Harrison
streets. city. e-20t6p
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-11

WANTED.--Three apprentice girls to learn
millinery trade. Apply TO Mrs, Q. NJ. Robert
sons millinery store. 1858
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-11
ENFORCE STATE
CONSTITUTION
That Is What the Democrats
= Want
Want

our civilization, should be far above
the petty assaults of that especially
privileged class which insists that
the constitution and Law must accord
with thier practices or DO denounced
as evil. As clearly shown by the
Occur d'Alene Press, no Mormon Is
asked TO take an oath other than that
prescribe d for all voters In the state.
II the Fellgion protested by the fol.
lowers Of VIM. Bulge In Idaho (said
VIM. Bulge being representative Of
Joseph +. Smith OF Salt Lake, who
In turn claims to be the sole repre-
sentative Of tho Creator In the hea-
vensl cannot assume an obligation
which IL prescribed by the state con-
stItution for all citizens. where does
the fault lie; with all the rest OF
the citizenship, or with the Mormon
himselff 1t takes pretty good nerve
for the Mormon ecclesiast ia Idaho
to say, as he does In effect: idaho IL
a Gentle State and We are In mln.
GRITTY. But we do not like your
Constitution and your laws The
rest of You are willing to take upon
yourselves covenants toward the
country and State which are often.
slye to our holy religion. We can
not and will not take these Oaths.
Tharafor0--- Withatanding tina RacA
that we are In the minority-you
people who constitute the majority
must modify your methods, must
change your law, must amend your
constitution, 80 that we may exercise
the civil franchise according TO our
church rules. What we lack In num-
bers we make up In holiness land
because we are more holy than you,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-11

we have a right to insist on the
change In our behalf"
That Is the situation in Idaho to
an exactitude. The Constitution Of
that State does not prescribe test OF
citizenhip. The Mormons pretend
to be the most loyal people in the
world; they pretend to love their
country and their state bettep than
1t Is given to ordinary mertals to
love local and National government.
And yet they are the only people
in Idaho who object to the imposi-
tion Of a test oath to show the su-
preme civic loyalty Of the citizen.
Their opposition to the oath and
their refusal to take 1t is clearly a plea
Of guilty. Salt Lake Tribune.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-11

d'Alene Studio. II.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-11

The Times, q Mormon paper pub
lished at Sugar City, Idaho, makes
this plea for the members Of its
church.
DO you know, citizens OF Idaho,
that We aFe represented In the senate
Of the United States, by man who
would, II he had the power, dlsfrAn-
ohise one third Of the citizens Of his
state because Of their religious belief.
And yet, that man asks bis fellow
citizens 10 return him, and the party
which b controls 10 power. God
forbid that any man or woman who
loves freedom, who honors his coun.
try and It's institutions, who revere
the Stars and Stripes that float over
free people, should ha 30 lost TO all
sense Of honor a. to give . man and
bis dwarfed minded followers one sin
sic vote. No. lot them 20 down In
utter defeat, let them feel that their
mad policy does not now, nor ever
win receive the support OF men and
women who stand for right aud jus.
tice.
Commenting upon the foregoing
and similar matter contained In the
article from which we have made the
above excerpts, tho Occur d'Alene
Press Says that such Mormon utter
anee "a uroof that Dubois q wngin, a
war against a great social evil In the
present campaign. The Press takes
the high and radiant grounds that the
Dubois campaign 10 for the enforce.
ment 81 the State Constitution; no
more, or less. The fundamental law
Of Z commonwealth. when Il Il In 40.
cord with the constitution Of the
United States and the Institution OF
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-11
Classified Advertisements

WANTED-To purchase q chest OF carpenters
second hand tools. j. BOughtOn q Co. 9-7t2.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-11
DR. Fred N. Steen.

DR.. Fred N. steen, formerly OF
spokne, has located in the city. He
10 graduate of the American school
Of osteopath, Of Kirksville, Mo-, and
comes highly recommended. He has
taken temporary quarters at the Ant.
Ter Hotel, in room number one, with
office hours from to 8 o'clock, on
Tuesdys, Thursday end Saturday.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-11

LQsT.-On Fourth street between Can't. Girls
wold's residence and Sherman street. small
purse, containing picture and change. Finder
kindly return picture to this Office. 9-3t3p
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-11

WANTED. Chance to work for room and
board while attending school. Country boy, age
10 years, wants to attend high school. Fred
Babcock, Mica, Idaho. 827t6.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-11

FOR sALEy-HOusehOld furniture including
bedroom set, kitchen stove, etc, Mrs. j. A. Nc
ouade, between LIST and 2nn on Wallace. II
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-11
White Star Navigation Como

STEAMER BONETA-Leaves Occur
d Alene Monday, Wednesday and Fri,
day at a. m; returning leaves FerreIi
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, ESQ
a. m. Freight and passengers for lake
and river points. Purchase your ticket
for Occur dAlene ;~,ly and get your
passage on the BC-eta at the dock.
Round trip to head of navigation, ST.
Joe, $2.50.
EXCURSION TO BEAUTY BAY
Steamer Boneta, every Sunday. Leaves
at 9:15 a. m; leaves again at 2:15 .. m.
A most delightful place 70 spend a Sun
day outing. SOC round trip.
J. D. MCDONALD. Mgr.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19
MARKET PICKS UP.
MORE DEALS REPORTED.
Only TsOO of EIeUen Parcels OF fered
Are Sold at Auction.

There was no great change yesterday in the
real estate market. After the two preceding
iestureless days. It was noticeable yesterday
that there was an increase in the number OF pri-
Tate sales. and, besides. the transactions. as a
suIe involved more money. Bidders Stunned the
auction rooms yesterday, where Joseph P. Day
offered at voluntary sale eleven parcels. Only
rwo Of these parcels were sold. Both wele tene-
rnent houses. one in East 18th ST., and the other
in lst ave.
one of the leading deals Of the day was the
purchase by Andrew J. Kirwin, jr.. from s. B.
Goodale & Son OF Nos. %. %, 81, 33 and 35 West
24th St. a plot 1O0x9S.9 feet, between 9th and
9th aves. The buyer. who recently built and
sold 56-foot loft building at No. Is West oath
St. viii begin the erection on May l, 1907, Of an
eleven Story loft building. to cover the plot.
Trading in small family houses in The Bronx
still continues at apparently undiminished
rate. A half dozen small brick and frame dwell
ing houses in different sections of The Bronx
changed hands yesterday. Two and three story
aathOuses are being erected in great numbers
all over that borough.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19
MECHANICS LIENS.

1lsth ST.. Nos. 2Ss and 2S6 East: Henry lltman
ast Biagio Pernetti. owner and contractor. 81
13Sth st. No. b25 West; Domenico BTavin ast-
Marks & Zeeman, owner and contractor
LanoN ave. s. W. corner 110th St, 60i1S10S:
Frank Heitzner agt Morris Levy and Max
Rosenblum, owners and contractors ..........,.
12zth ST., n. s.. 100 II. e. OF sth ave. 60x100;
Patrick J. Commerford agt. Charles Weisbecker,
owner: Flygare & Co.. contractors .--.......,.-
Broadway, No. sal: Charles J. WeinZ agt. Broad
way Improvement Company. owner: Star Asees-
tos Manufacturing Company. contractor.
l46th ST.. No. 500 to G16 West: Kinller & Cohen
Otto Goroop. contractor ....-...---..-
Westchester ave-, n. e. corner Dawson ST. 1lVX
49, * irreg.; stephan Michel agt. Nathan Mar
Gus owner; Jol Kruly and George Lowry' con-
Allen St. No. 1O2: Louis Levin agt. Henry ].
Brodsky. owner; Abram Shatz contractor go. ]
Sheriff St, No. IS: Louis Deutsch agt- Hyman
Grenwaid, owner: Samuel Fucker. contractor:
9th ave- n. g. corner 126th ST., 1OOXl20; Brooklyn
Ffreproof Sash and Door Company agt. Collins
building and Construction Company. owner and
Division St. No los: charles NJ. Gray Marble and
Slate Company agt Meyer Frank. oWrer and
q, Stor - -. :. =
Slst ST. Nos. 119 and l2l East: Alfred J. Melvin
agt. Irving Improvement Company. owner;
Narick Contracting Company, contractor
LenoX ave. g. whole front between lSoth ana
139th sts; New York Asbestos Manufacturing
Company agt Meyer Frank owner and contrac-
Sor ..'..-.-. -
1S2d St, s. s, 81 II. e Washington ave. 72XI2X
irreg.; Anderson G. Co. agt. Hillside Realty and
Construction Company. owner and contractor.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19
TRANSACTIONS nm REALTY.

S. B. GoOdale & Son have sold TO Andrew J.
KirWin. jr, Nos %, 90, 81, 33 and 35 West
Oath street, a plot 1O0x9S9 feet, between 9TH
and 9th aves. The purchaser. who has recently
built and sold 52-foot loft building at No 10
West Oath St, win begin the erection. on May
], 1907. Of an eleven story loft building to cover
the plot
4 four story dwelling house. on lot 25x1OO.S feet
to Justice James A Blanchard.
William S. Lalor has sold for Mrs Rebecca
Dreyfus to Joseph Mcnamara No. $40 Park ave-,
three story building, on lot 2OXSO feet, between
S1st and SD SITS.
s. A Israel of Joel Marks & Co. has sold for
NOrwalk & Siegel the plot on the south side Of
140th st, $50 feet east of LenoX ave; and for
Willam Wolron gore III the rear making q
plot l0OXlOOX irregular, on which the buyer Will
erect two apartment houses.
Ames & Co have sold for Theresa Blumenthal
to H H. Doty, No. 5I9 Sth ave-, three story
building, lot 124X100 feet.
John Peters & Co have sold for Abram Bach
racb to Nicholas II. DAILY No. POS East 44th St,
a five story tenement house on lot 25xlOO.o feet.
J. Louis Cunningham has sold for the Corpo-
ration Liquidating Company the seven story ele-
on lot 25x1O011 feet.
Marie A. Snow has sold to the Nineteenth
Ward Bank No $50 East 72d St. four story
dathouse, on lot 26xlO22 feet.
Shaw q Co have sold for the Solomon estate
No 343 West 122d st, three story brownstone
dwelling house. 15x60x11O1l feet.
Agnes NJ Scoville has sold No. 334 West
124th St southeast corner of St. Nicholas ave,
a five story hathouse. on lot 113.2X29 6x9T sx252
feet
John J. Boylan has sold for Della Doyle TO A
Fitzel the two five story triple f1athouses, Nos,
42 and A West 9Sth St, on plot 5OXlOO1l feet.
P Maraschino has sold No. 2349 First ave,
five story hathouse, lot 25X1O0 feet.
William Oprenheim has sold three six story
tenement houses. on plot 112x1O0 feet, on the
east side of Avenue B, between 18th and 18th
sts, 10 Nathan Goldstein and Breen Bros. for
about S200000. B. Oppenhem the broker.
This completes the sale of Mr.. Oppenheim's
holdings at this point
A. DworslSy has sold TO J. Schwartz the north
west corner Of Broome and Allen sts. five story
building, on plot 44x75 feet
Wexler & Posner have sold to B. Schwartz
No 50 Columbia ST., a six story tenement house.
on lot 25x10O feet.
David Mayer has sold to Jacob Lieberman No.
131 Monroe St. seven story tenement house.
on lot 2Sx100 feet.
Powell & Rythenberg have bought No. III
Christopher St, five story tenement house, on
lot 26x95 feet.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19

lzsth ST No c22 70 c26 West, 75xaa IL: Charles
Meshel et al TO Robert Rosenthai; mortgage
Sti.'tt 100000 - =
Suffolk ST W s. 275ll x of Rivingtcn 81,
2a1Nlno; Theodore G Camp 10 Ptncus Lowen-
l-4G hfll dEplNeEs
5oth 81. s. 50 q " OF Avenue A. lsosl0o.3; ~
Burstein 20 simon Iefkowttz; mortgage, slhD. 900
l5eth st, s. 4c5 ft OF lssnox ave, g5xaoll; Al
bert Peiser 20 Isaac Danziger; "a part; mort
sage y: "a ., - , - scvs n
Rslrsfein 20 Simon LsfSowitZs mortgage, $4,000.
IIth ave- n e cor 1Soth ST. 55xi00; Joseph A Gray
20 Philip Moersch and another; MORTGAGE. $4,000
William ST. Nos so and So. the Eighty William
Street Building Company 90 Guardian Fire In
surance Company; mortgage, S235, 900.
Catherine Slip, No IA 20 25: Lockwood Realty
Company TO Martin Garone: mortage. S21,
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Hath st. n S. 100 # e Of 1lth ave. 1Ooxse.s; New
York Operating Company 20 Arthur X Mack; -
1oTFgage $500 ,,. 49,: 5;;6o 1r,r
2 Ditscherlen TO Lena Erts and another; mort ,oo
RSs oseTsaP 81 e. q a Z 70 RiosP 81 s % Inc 10000
scaesin9er e isaac Heller; OS9 100
as sSarE o tS ,S S s APPssdS Ps0 Gs9s Reag sSe w
trustee 70 Hynan Cohen; mortgage. ss7.5oo 100
otaeF eEoeutoTs ny Rothschd; mOFtgage. ooo
1sist 81 no: 2se ana 2ii west 49sx9all; DAVID
Harris % sarah 44pPstodt e oI n9Tgage sI 1z 100
Graham to Washington Arch Realty Company; ,oo
ai5Tniass6o ave East cor i25tB st;
Lew 81 70 Eay Levy; noTesags ~ Her
nan Holman TO Mandei W GreenbeTg; mort
7tE ess S':S: cor iasi St 251iOo Noble HaTdcc
same propsFty: Ripin Realty Company to Harry
n ossia q s9s 5 f Sl9' ~ % & ga ave 621os
Henry BTaker to Hyman Cohen: mortgage. ,oo
lSs a9ss 8 ! & S ssS 8 i ! 0 n 81 avg 5s4s SsF s! 6Esg
1eNis 1iS st, 10 ST. z51io6: Louis AaronoVits 10
Henry Ehlin; Inortgage; s2sOoO ;,.::....... 100
' tsn g. : @ al TO Z bavid Aad s .sEs5 mort
4sss 81 SoS Sic and sis East ss i1ioo5; Harry
ss ray y 70 M ao9gh 2 ast sKloSs s NotS Mark to o
louis Kiroyits: mortgage $50 100
berg ct al to Jacob Schwartz; mortgage So
1sFoosne St SO IS 25zso samuel Roxia ct al %
MosToa snDe 81 Sos a76 and a72 S6S frc9 1dor i'
Hirahman sigmund Leinllardt; mortgage
Columbus ave. Q e. 256 s OF 1O6th 81. 25x76:
Honnet LoTge 70 Bertha Levy mortgage. SS.-
Madison st. Nos s23 ana sSs e2.ax irreg; Isaac
Goldberg TO Max Meyers; mortgage, SOS coo 100
10Th 81 No IS East 25x1o0lI; Abram strellOw
Henry st, 386, IOOK2S Abraham Kassel to
Bernhard TurlleI mortgage $92SO 100
18TH 81. Nos 242 and pa East 67-6Kloo1 il; Hen
Ederta Bennett TO Solomon scheF and another; -
1l2fh 81 Nos 286 and 2ls East. S7.exlo0I1: Hen
Fietta Bennett 20 Harris BAden; mortgage
% iSsoI ave- s % Il q i25d eozloo; Daya
Ludnis TO Kate RoSsnbeTB; mortgage. S51pe0.. 100
uFoDe Rosenberg
and another; mortgage $4,000 100
10Th ell 9 g 90 II O3 lst ave. 2l011c92; John
LlddIe TO John LlddIe Cut Stone conDanys mort -
ssfh sf 10 IS Wes. 2lxess Peter A Peterson p
BanlEefs Investing Company; mortgage, SZs9oe9 100
ESlEs 10 52a % $50 West. eo.b11yl; samuel d
Eo1besg e e % MontihoSo Realty consSanSi ,no
Same pEopartY; Ai9ntlaoTe Realty Company %
0oae3 Realty ana Construction Company mort .oo
y5lts' a = 4 5SS r. of i7S 81 six irres;
Simon GlnsbErg et q % Nathan GTeenberg; mort -
aIeth q. 8 o. go II v a Broadway, i5ozae0Il;
Samuel AcAullan % PateTno Brothers; mort -
bth q, a 8, J9l.4 II Of Avenue D. 28szS7; Henry
G Eanck 20 4en6el Singer: mortgage S27,25O....
SOrh st. 8. IS Il y of Avenue A. 7oE1e05; Simon
LsGrOU12 20 M0EJis Nelson; mortgage, $4,000 100
l2fst 81. . 200 q " q lst ave, S5X1OO.G II: Sam
no-t.Rga &6ebos s.ssssssssssB 400
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions IN bankruptcy were fled
yesterday with the clerk Of the United States Dis
trict Court
Frederick c. Cruger, No 327 West 9th street. vol
untRry petition, showing debts of s50l9 assets $500
The principal creditor is the Cohen Belt Company
No. II South William street, 81, 100 The assets
sist OF life insurance policy for $780, and personal
effects, 500.
An Involuntary petition was filed against the
Phoenix Milling Company New York corporation
mo address), by three creditors, with claims
follows: Louis FTenEel. Sl0849; James p. Brown,
sS6 and Patterson Shaw. $40. Admission OF insOl-
vency is alleged.
Schedules in bankruptcy Of Hattner & Schensel
show debts of ss74 and assets OF e27. The largest
a claim OF 500.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, July 10, 1905.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamer Hermine (Auso Martinolich Trieste June 10
Messna ie ard Palermo q. Phelps Bros & 20. with
mdse ArrYed E az the rc5s % Ger Wtsten Genoa July
Naples and Gibraltar O. TO Oelriehs Co. WIZ z4t CTIn ON
and 5 steerage passengers and mdse Arrived at the
Steamer Thesps @ Santos July and an Bar
age passengers mails and mdse Arrived at the bar AT
steiner Horatius r) watterson. Buenos Ayres June
z Montevideo Para q. Pernamhuco "A ana Saroa1os
July via Boston l6 6 70 RI houston 90 WIN muse
g steamer Cacique r Grossley Mollendo May 49, africa
I ane Taital 3 CarrizaI g. Coq1imbo A. Valparaiso 6.
TaIcahiano Corone o. Montevdeo p and ST Lucia July
1odse nV e. Arrived at the Bar at a m.
Harry Luckenbach DiIon ELenchan m rs BAY ny
Southern Pacific Co with mdse. Left Quarantine at
Steamer Yumuri cCubanl. Bylne, Tampico July and
Havana 49, TO f Ward g Co with passenger ana
steamer Richmond, Fickett. Georgetown. S G days.
wit q%2oa io master 9 the Left onsrantne SOS
Steamer Sibria Ger, Bram6eer Sayanlila July D.
burAmerican with II passengers mails and mdse
Arrived at the Bar at p m. ,o,,,o ,, * ~,
Charleston 10 the Clyde s. Co with passengers and
Steamer hamilton Boaz Newport News and Norfolk,
the Ss Co, with passengers and mdse Lett
steamer BueaeIds Hastings Baltimore Foster.
with mdse Lest QuaTant9e N a. aad 1o4g Nina n southwest
light breeze; clear
Steamers Ryndam Dutch Rotterdam via Boulogne;
Baker GeE Port AntenS PSTt Maria & etc Ier No
(Br(, Aden Colombo Calcutta; Ottawa d8rg. Phila
Bermuda: Lucia (Aust), Halifax; New Orleans;
San Juan Fajardo and Arroyo; Advance Colon Oceanic
New port News; Alamo. Galveston: Harry Luckenbach;
Hennaehar 1a1 i5sTti etc. HTitvbs (cmbsn1 NueVita
Gibara etc; Algonquin. Charleston and Jacksonville.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19

Bristol. July 1s-Arriyed. Jersey City CBr).
Frankland. New York
Marseiiles; July is-sailed steamer Gaa r) BoulOuc
New York.
Bordeaux July is-Arrived. Trignac On, Dolu
New York.
Antwerp. July 17-Arrived. steamer st Andrew CBr
Fitzgerald. New York via Gravesend.
Rotterdam July 17-Arrived. Proetheus (t;erN
Thoen New
Barbados July IT-saiied. steamer Cametense (Esr,
Ponteta (from Para). New York
Genoa July 16-Sailed. steamer Louisiana Utah Car
bone New York
horst, New Flushing
Fayal July 1s-Arrived steamer Peninsular (Port)
Boteho New York via New Bedford Lisbon