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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-09
IRISH ATHLETES IN FRONT.
EASILY TAKE POINT HONORS
FROM NEW YORK 4. C.
National Championships at TraVers Island
Provide GOO COntestS-ROdgers Runs
. Fine MIle-SeVcral Westerners win
-F1anaKan The Only Dual Victor.

The annual national track and field cham
pionships OF the Amateur Athletic Union at
Travers Island yesterday resulted like other
meets this year, in a tussle between the New
York A. c. and the Irish A. A. &. for the point
donors and the wenrers of the winged fist
captured the honors by a score OF o. to 81
for the winged foot. Chicago 4. A. got third
with 10 units and the scores Of the others
were: England, s: SOmerville. Mass, 8;
Milwaukee A. C., 5; Maiden, Mass. 8: Multno-
nah A. C.. Portland, Me, >, and Shs wmut
r. A., Boston. 1 point.
When the contestants came out for the 100
yards Hahn. who Is the Olympic champion.
got a rouslng reception. but he proved TO be
In Door shape, for he was shut out by l.. Robert
son. who won. and J. J. Archer. both OF the
Irish A. A. G. Thu time was 10 seconds and
considering that n stlf breeze blew partly
aRainst the sprinters the performance was a
good one. c. }. Seltz OF the New York A. c.
showed a bit OF form In the second heat. with
RUDE Young second. The final was a cracker
SeitZ got away the best and he maintained
a slight lead all the way. winning by half a
yard from Young. with Robertson a foot be-
hind. In third place.
The quarter mile was a slashiaR race.
Frank l.. Waller OF the Milwaukee A. C.
winner OF last years title, shot out after the
crack Of the gun and led along the hundred
yard stretch. Close on his heels were ConI-
ton and Teevan. the hopes OF the Irish. but
the Western man kept in front and showed the
way around the last bend by two yards. On
the homestretch Colliton and Teevan triad
pluckily but could not reach the Milwaukee
runneT. but TeeVsn Just beat ColIIton for
peconf place. Barker. the Australian, did not
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-09
MANHASSET BAY REG alta.
Mrs. Thornton Smith Tends the Main Sheet
On the winning Skeeter.

In a fresh breeze from the southwest thirty
four yachts sailed a fairly fast and altogether
successful race on Long Island Sound yes
terday in the eighth fall regatta of the Man.
hasset Bay Yacht Club. clifford Mallory's
Banzai was the winner in the one design 20
foot class OF the New York Yacht Club, in
which seven boats started. She defeated the
Atari by AZ seconds.
Mrs. Thornton Smith sailed as main sheet
tender in her husbands little bug class boat,
the Skeeter. which won from the Big Bug BY
S IN inutes IS seconds.
The start was made at 1:I5 OF Execution
Light In a light breeze from the eastward. By
leo the wind hac shifted TO the southwest,
making 2 II a broad reach for the last classes TO
Parsonage Point, where the leaders had had
n close fetch and about half an hour q wind
ward work from there on their way across the
Sound to the second mark on Weeks Point.
II was a reach for all from there TO the finish.
The winners were: The Ban kai, the Regina. the
Rascal ILL.,. the Ogeemah. the Rube, the Monsoon,
tho Skeeter, the Wee Wean and the No. g.
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start. as he said he was in poor shape and
not quite able to go the distance.
The half mile brought out the usual field
Of cracks. Sheppard, BrOmilow. Pilgrim and
Jack Wrigh,. a star OF a couple OF years ago.
Showed in the lead after a few stTides' Rro snf
low and Pilgrim folio wins in the order named
and Wright a few yards in the rear. For
but as sSeppaTd WARMED fS his RofS he st sST:
out and won by about eight yards In the best
i Bromi II the Ss season ssGSDd 4 % sHS P,, IS M a Ssc %sS:
behind him in third place.
The mile was one OF the most notable track
\. &, won easing up in the splendid time Of
= minutes p 40 seconds. and had he per-
severed to the tape he surely would have had
naive born, American. Cohn OF the Irish
\. a. G. led until, half a lap from home,
then. Cohn was about fifteen yards behind
his time. being 4 minutes 28 seconds, and
Easkins vas a good third:
toward beating the American record OF IS
minutes % ~ seconds, made by L. C.. Carter
R nineteen years sss ego sSd ES aSS,g @O EdEq v. . and
at a mile and uhree-Qparters. Ha ran a
couple Of laps barefooted. then stopped and
yards. Then Nelson. the little EnEiishmSE
OF the Pastimc A. C.. went to the front and,
EEHnI,n n at sye5y lsPih won By nearly a lap.
ply nHby Srqns o. me irisn A. A. [. was 200 yards
The work OF Harry L. Hillman in the 20
yard hurdles showed thar he is fast rounding
Of g Is seconds was excellent. The injury
to McCulloch robbed the New York A.. {. Of
several points in the high hurdles. though
hrst place went To the Winged Foot with Arm
strong, who takes his obstacles like a real
champion.
In the field events the most interesting
contest was the shot. with Coe, holder OF The
title and the record, meeting Denis Horuan.
the ex-English and Irish champion. Zoe
won by 1--WE and a half inches. sheridan
had matters his own way in the Discus and IN
one Of his trials hI a spectator in the leg
hut nothing serious rPaulted. John Flanagan
scored in the ~ pound weight and hammer
and Il was the only dual win OF the dav.
$40 Yard Run--Won by N. W. sheppard Irish
4 =. C.: Joseph Bromtlow. Irish 4. A.. e., second;
Paul Pilgrim, New York A. c. third Time /
minute 81 as seconds.
100 Yard Ruu-Won by c. J. Seitz, New York
A. CIR. |. Young. Irish A. A.. C.. second: L. Robert
son; iran a z; C.. third Tine 70 IS Seeoncs.
gnattached, With q put Of ~ feet IoI5 inches; Deais
horgAn. New York A. G., second. with q put of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-09
GRAVESEND BAY YACHT RACES.
Beta and Sakanl win Championship In
seasons Series.

In a light wind from the southeast the
fifth and last race TO count In the yacht racing
championship Of Gravesend Bay was sailed
yesterday afternoon under the auspices Of
the atlantic Yacht Club. On corrected time
the yawl Sakana; which Is the property Of the
HRviland brothers If the Brooklyn Yacht
Club. won in Glass P from F.. J. Havens's
Jig Step. J. b. O'Dohohus's Crescent, the
only other boat in the division, brokea bobstay
and gave up the contest.
Max Grundner's Mary won the Q class
and the third championship division was won
by Snedeker ana Camps Beta. The other
winners included Richard Rummell's Careless
in the special q class, Jack. IN the Benson
hurst dory division. and the catboat Hester.
Yesterdays victory gives Snedeker and
Camps Beta the championship Of class s
and Sakana the pennant in the p division.
4 protest in the q class mates it impossible to
figure the winner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-09
CEDARHURST DOG SNOW.
Many Entries 20 Make Memorable the
$500 Annual Fixture.

IL took three tents to hold the S2 dogs
benched at tho Cedarhurst Kennel Clubs
show yesterday and the AFFAIR furnished as
much entertainment to the oottagers as
circus. The residents Of Arverne. Far Rock
away, Lawrence and Cedarhurst crowded
the enclosure and the second venture Of the
club scored a great success. TIL bulk Of
the Judging devolved on James Mortimer
and Frank r. Dole. who had to take over the
bulldogs with his other classes through the
absence OF Harry Beadleston. Thu others
to Judge were James Watson. Harry T. Peters.
Dwight Moore. A. d. Lewis. Joseph b.
Thomas. Jr.. Thomas Holden. Jr.. Thomas
Cadwallader. II. X. BlOodgood and Miss
II. q. Parlett, who scored a distinct success
with the English toy spaniels. Awards in
winners classes included the following:
Rough St Bernsrds-Dogs. Champion Mayor Of
Watford. RsnAnna Kennels. bitches, Champion
smooth 81 BernsrdsNbos and bitches, Tho
Kings DAUGHTER, Rsnanns Kennels ..
Great panes-Dogs; EoY H. .. r. EgEert:
Russian Woifhounds-Doxs Rasboi o. Valley
Farm. J. b. Thomas. JT.: bitches. Seiga O. Valley
GTeyhounds Dogs. Prince Jerome. Miss Minnie
American FoAhounds-DogS. slssher. J. T.
Leiper: bitches. Netty, same owner.
Ha .rSsh the Mf Rev. T r Moor, S Smith ana O"'nf'' Er'n'
Field Spanlels Dogs and bitches. Bridford Boy.
BERG; bitches, Champion WASN'T. Brynwood Kennels.
Any coior-Dogs. Hampton Red Lore. Brookside
Ksnnc!f; bitches. hsddonhurst Queen Belle. Mrs.
-Cshtes -Rouyh-Dors .Holyrood Consul. Mrs.
=. Mortimer Brown; bitches, Grey stone Sapphire,
Clayton Countess. Kingcote Kennels.
Old English Sheepdoxs-Dogs, Lord Hampstead.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Q. Eustis; bitches, Lady Lettuce.
anne owners.
Dslmatians-Dogs Champion Rocklins Runa.
way, Rockclhne Kennels; bitches. Peariette, Alfred
Poodies-Dors. The Miller. Red Brook Kennels;
Bulldogs-Dogs, Rodney King. c, @. Hopton;
bitches. Haywood Beauty. Thomas GrlsdAle.
French Bulldogs-,Dogs, Hunks Son. W. J.
Burkart; bitches, Ulla, Thomas Grtsdale.
Bull Terrters-Dogs Champion Edgcwood Battle,
N. B, STEELE. Jr.; bitches, Champion Edgewood
Blddy, Mrs. Frank T. Dole.
Airedale T~erriers-Dogs. York the Haysced.
Boston Terriers-Dogs. Junior H.. Myron W.
Robinson; bitches. Chink formerly Gladys 81.
W. ]. Green.
Beasles-Dogs Champion windholme Roblno III,
Windholme Kennels; bitches. Champion Wind
holmes Fearless. same owner.
FoA Terrters-Dogs, Royal Date. George. r.
r.. Lord, Jr, Wire-Dogs. Rowsley Jester. Rowsley
Kennels: bitches, Rowsley Courtly. same owner.
Irish TerrierS-D Dogs, UlidiA Marvel, James
Watson: bitches, Ulldla MAVourneen, same owner.
PomerAnians-Dogs, MilnshAw Washer, Jules
Ferond: bitches, The Tiny Tad. Mrs. Champion
The last Judging was in the twilight, and the
mi placing OF the ribbons led to q round OF
applause from onlookers and exhibitors for
the efftctent management OF the lively show.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-09
CORINTHIANS BEAT NEW YORK.
visiting Soccer Players Roll Up rs Goals
to o IN Fast Game.

An unexpectedly hard drubbing was ad-
ministered by the Corinthians OF London to
the All New York eleven in the second OF the
international soccer matches OH the grounds
OF the staten Island Cricket and Tennis Club.
NJ Livingston yesterday afternoon, the home
aggregaCion being forced 10 acknowledge
defeat without once penetrating the hostile
net. while the visitors scored no less than
e%ignteen lines. 10 came within one point Of
which wns IN goals TO n, made mt CINCINNATI
-Four thousand persons. among whom there
was q large sprinkllng OF women, witnessed
the New Workers discontinue and the mag
ntnoent display Of team work provided BY
the Britons.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-09
TURF

20 feet S Inches; L. r.. J. Tcnerbach. New York
A. g. S9ITd' T Nt.a = put Wo Of & feet Q inches
y L. oyington. New York A. C., third. Time
York a. C.; II. Cohn. irish 4. a. C.. second; q. Ia.
sins., New York A. C" third. Time 4 minutes
$40 Yard Run Won by Frank l.. Waller. M.
waukcc. y, C.; j. n. Teenan. Irish 4. A.. G. SECOND.
:. w: CoHlton' Irish 4. \. C., third. Time. - )
Throwing 10 Pound Hsmmer-won by John -
on inches: simon p. GGHiics. New YORK (. G. sScona
With . throw Of lS feet 5ls inches; r.. J. Sherda".
Pole ~yault.LeRoy Samse: Chicago \. \, a.,
= - Moor New YORK a @, lied for nIst VIA
Portland, ore, third, with a vault OF ii feet. 10
'hs sI Tsu No. on S SSmss U won &C cl Grin u feet iRCars
George v. BOnhag. Irish A. 4. G.. second: Il C.
Frank, Irish A. A. C.. third. Time, - mlnu'rs
Running High Jump-won by J. Neil Patterso-
chicago 4. A.; with a jump Of 5 feet III lncn'~.
(. G. and j. Y MSsone Ms'NS New y YORK an :. ':Sed ".
second and third. ats feetIOl, inches. In the juw'
S Ss S.dnf and ma TsbS SSs2nd DID "I n6, 8 IosS ~ ~ IN, ,@cG rrc
20 Yard Run-wo by n. l.. Young, Irish \ &C;
New York A; G.. third, Time. 2 IS seconds
80 Yard Hprdle-W0n by Harry /. Hulman'
second: John J. ElleT. Irish A. \. C., third. TIN"
Throwing the Discus-won by ". J. Shcrldar.
irish A. A. G. with n throw Of $50 feet 8 inch'.
n: p Horr. irish 4 \. G.. second. with a throw -;
WIN RSS. 5H.GS Sr Ssd, Juno IMP Ger 1%i y p%r,n.,crn. ~.
3 a'P i.si s SsT Ip SS[s 4 4. E G 'sSSnS. shaw Sl,S nut a 5n Z e..
1c TS1elv ia1td; y Ti Pound awe %sl q 2 tsss : BY bg'G John !
S,.nsssn; lTI.h a; 4; G; With 4 throw Of SO Zee,
sSss: & ! sSsfi * ia !a:s 4 " 4 $ x k ssSSHS r 81
barthol0new A. g. third. with a throw Of 81 feet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-09
LARCHMONT YACHT CLUE RACE.
Queen Reaches the Line Just In Time to
Win From Effort.

Just back from Bristol with q new centre
board, " replace the one she lost In her last
race, The schooner yacht Queen. owned by
!. Rogers Maxwell. sailed yesterday of
LarchmOnt for the larchmOnt schooner
cup. and won 1t, defeating the Elmlna ny
% minutes and is seconds. The Queens
owner did not expect to be ablo to reach
the starting point In time TO start with his
schooner, and had so telephoned from Bris-
toll, hut she arrived ~ time TO start at 1910,
and the yachts sailed over half the regular
course u5A miles) to make a race,
Tho Queen had the best Of the start and
she was never headed after that. The wind
was fresh from the eastward when they
started. and for about half an hour It was
windward work. After that the wind came
from the southwest. giving them a rWn to
the eastern mark, a beat 90 the Hempstead
Cornelius Vanderbilt'.s Rainbow led the
Yankee at the start and led all from start
to finish. finally winning by 10 minutes, after
sailing 3OE miles. r: NJ. smiths Shop Effort
defeated T.. u. Kings Nicola by II minutes
and II seconds. The other winners were
the Vaquero and the Newasi In the regular
classes. There were two match races, and
the vaquero ard Mist were the winners.
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metropolitan Tennis Title to NE Played For.

The first Of the series Of matches for the
championship OF the Metropolitan Lawn
Tennis League will be played next Saturday
on the grounds OF the West Side l.. T.. G. The
Montclair A. g. winner In Section will be
the opposing team.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-09
Royal Flush II.-sbaft: owned by J. A. Drake;
trained by EnOch WishArd.


Good start: won handily; Macy. JL. blk. c.. D. by
Macy-Annic Brown; owned By Sam Lazarus;
trained by Z. A. Stringcr.
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Good starr; won driving; Bedouin. b. T., Z, BY
MeddleT-LLzzie Montrose: owned by Il. W. Jewett:
trained by John Higgins.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-09

Good start; won easily; Rlllcott, b. c., ,, by Tod
din gton-Duc OF Towers: owned BY T. VI, Mad
igan: trained by q. W. Graydon.
SECOND RACR.
Great Autumn SteepIechase; for -four. year olds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-09

Good start; won cleverly: John NJ. p. b.. T., aged
by misunderstanding star; wne ed by the Brown
leigh Park Stable; trained BY A. W. Cla1On.
THIRD RACE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-09

Good start: won easily; De Mund, CHI. c., =. by
GOldnnch C raclosIty: owned by Paul ]. RAlney:
trained by J. W. May.
FOURTH RACE.
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The Flatbush Stakes: for two year oldS: Vuaran
teed cash value. $4,000, of which a.. 500 TO the winner.
to carry 1l5 pounds. with penalties and allow
Ances: seven funonRs; main track:
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One Mile Run-Won by =. A. Rodgers, Now
York \: C.; II. Cohn, Irish 4. A. C., second: q, Ha..
kins.. New York a. c.. third. Tine I minutes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-09

The Century Stakes; for three year olds and
upward: 5000 added: weight for age: one mile
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-20

9osbaft. - Game: y@ie, Sic
mo0cn uidt %alaubet, Dab ib crit 30
Sabre alt bin?! - SEER: n0od, eS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-20

oicien tciien Nonan gelcien: o9tur
Gin auB2" uNcin, id miinid)c
Mcbr. gbien."
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
HARTMAN In CONTROL
Bays OHt Utah Light and Rail5ody
Company.

Control Of the Utah Light and Railway Com
uauy, which was incorrectly reported several
months ago TO have been acquired by II. II.
v-eslsnd. Of this city and his associates. has
nsssed 10 J. II. Hartman and associates The
company, which was incorporated under the
,sv. OF Utah IN January. 1904. IS a consolidation
NJ the Utah Light and Power Company and the
consolidated Railway and Power Company OF
ssit Lake City Joseph T. Smith. president OF
me Mormon Church. is its president
TIE Utah Light and Railway Company. which
controls the entire electric lighting business and
most OF the street railways OF Salt Lake City, IS
,,s,lf controlled by the Gas. Water and General
investment Company Limited, OF London. an
,uteresting fact, in view OF the recent develop
,,euts concerning the location in London OF the
,ontrol OF certain subsidiary companies OF the
standard OIL It has an authorized capital OF
100000 non-cumulative preferred and ss.ooo.-
OO0 common stock
Three-h -hfths OF the stock IL is now announced
ns. been purchased by the Hartman interests
ans VIII probably be turned over TO the Oregon
Short Line Railway Company which is usually
snpoyed as the holding company for stocks
acquired in the interest OF the Union P2cinc
svstem- -Four officers Of the Oregon Short Line,
N Il Bancroft vice president and general
manager: +. buckingham, general superintend
,nt: p. J. Williams. general attorney, and D. E.
hurley. general passenger ana ticket agent have
been elected 20 the directorate of the Utah Light
and Railway Company.
In August, 1908. the Mayor Of Salt Lake City
signed an ordinance passed by the City Council
granting 20 the company q franchise consolidat-
Ing ali OF the franchises Heretofore held by II,
street railway gas and electric lighting and
ssvjne the company the right TO use the streets
of Salt Lake City for fifty years from July /
1905 The consideration for this new franchise
rights owned by the Utah Light and Railway
Company.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMERs'
FOREIGN PORTS.


IsverDooI Nov ARRIVED steamers Lucania Csr Watt
New York via Queenstown Armenian CBF). stark
southsHpt0n. Nov s-saed steamer New York. Rob
eTts. New York via Chsrb0uFs Cand passed Hurst
HaSas nov A55,vsf :s;S steamer. .rd P1ssssta est
bourg; Sd. 10 m. Anasrika CGerl sausrmann
oa slE fGss s.saa H& BstaTia s3S as era schmidt sT
JaHison. New York for ChsFbOurE and Southampton
Bremen. Nov g. noon-Arrivea KronprinH VIII
6 & s9S hA's sE:ar Ms .GE 1SsE Ee der aT0sss &
Beecker New York
New York: Sd. Caledonia CRE1 Ba1tAr Ne" York
efDraltsT. Nov sPasser steamers L4EHT.a qtaD, Mss
tna New York for NapIss and SsHoa; % Mssdais
Dartmouth Ny s-saied steamer Florida Dsno. LAppsr.
AaV NGy II New %s9sd YS1 1 steamers sr.6s IA TSuTai' %
Manchester, Nov Arrived steamer Canning OBJ. Ds-
Dserafa Nov 2-sailed steamer Ysnar4va CBs,. Fyss.
ROTTERDAM, Nov 2 m-Arr.yed steamer Nisuw Ann
81 m sailed steamer NooTdani cDutch). stsnssr.
ststn, Nov l-sailed Steamer BylEia Csw.D. for New
Swansea Nov isaied. City CBr). Lewis
Dunnet Head Nov s-Pass.d. Oscar II GDan).
& SSs 6 Es& PORK Fo s aRd
Amsterdam, Nov 1-sailed steamer Charlois Outoh).
Schmidt, New York
Naples. Oct sOArIived steamers Italia Gtap, BianehL
New York; Madonna CF'r), Joubert, New York; Slst
sailed. steamer Germania CFr). sagols. from Mar
ssilles New York
Punta Arenas, Nov Arrived Dalbhsir (Brl,
Jones' York Valparaiso etc
River Plate Nov ARRIVED, steamer African Prince
- (Br) Anderson. New York for Buenos Ayres.
Chr1stiansand. Nov B. m-Sasd, steamer United
States CDan), Wuln New York via Copenhagen
Perrin. Nov 8-PaEsed. 81 George CBrl. Sader.
Hong Kong, Manila. etc. for Boston and New York
hong Kong. Nov S-Arrived previously steamer
dalia (Ger). Franck Mex York via Adeu~ Singapore
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 4 1905

brave struggle for the last seven years re h.-.
es, u.e t@iy together. but there has never been
ing u anu ciotn-
me oloest girl Is the only wage Garner. but ,n.
second girl has reached the working ar. ans VII, :
SO "a nom the public schools In thre. months
80 she can be enabled 20 ren,a,, =. -,
el-s IiehSth OF time she will be IN nes,.i SnooI
0oStbi 70 the family income To mska .,9 ~
pOsslOle the above amount Is neede6 LINKS ehls
Any money for this sent 10 the Charity Or
SuIy enS SPPSiieLy' NS 1oo East 22d street VIII b
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER G
TRANsPACTFIc MAILS

Destination ana steamer: Close IN n. Y.
Australia except ResD Fiji Islands
New Caledonia Iyia Vancouver and
Victoria, 3 c)-Moana. To-day 500 m
Japan. CoTea and China Especially ad-
dressed onyO (yi2 Seattlel-Lyra To-day $500 m
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China and Philip
pine Islands tvia Francisoo)-
Eongkong Maru. Nov. s. 1880 a
JaEan. Corea. China Philippine
Islands via seettlel-TsngO Maru..; Nov. ESQ N
New Zealand. Australia Except WesO.
New Caledonia, Samoa, Hawaii and
Fiji Islands (vts San Francisco
Sierra Nov. II, 1880 a m
Hawaii Japan Corea, Chinz and Philip
zine Islands (yia San Francisco)-
Ko.ea Nov. 1s 1880 m
Tahiti and Marouesas Islands Cvia San
Eraucisco)AiarfpOsa Nov IS 1880
Hawaii (via san FTancisco)-Aameda.4Nov. 90 1880
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Saturday, Nov. 8, 1905.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Campania (Br). War;. Liverpool October ~
Queenstown 2S. the CunaEd CO, Limited.
805 716 steerage passengers. mails ami mdss
Arrived al the Bar at 6:54
Steamer Lorraine ), Poncelot. Havre October a.
10 the Compagne Generate Transatlantiqus with s7S
cabin 200 seerage passengers. mails and mdse Ar
rived at the Bar at 621 p m.
Steamer Nacoochee Hewlett. Savannah October 81,
the Ocean steamship Company. with passengers ana
mdse. Passed Quarantine 1888 .
kalEerin AugJsts Victoria
burg October 25 Southampton and Cherbourg 20 10 ths
Hamburg with 40 900 steer
sge passengers. mails and mdss. Arrived the at
$3.50 n
Steamer John Harde OBr). Mcmillan. Yokohama July
. Hogo 81 Shanghai August IS. Annoy p. Hong Kong
Singapore September 6, Penang l2 Said October
Algiss u. American Asiatie SIS Co Ar
rived at The Bar
Steamer America 90 oalioa Marselles October IS
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04

and st sTichaers n to Eawsu a % with nldss.
Arrived at the Bar at 10 m
Steamer CuTttyba (Cubanl, Wright GIbars October 49,
with rs passengers and ndss. Arrived the Bar
steamer Bsrentes Ger1. Dnselage Calcutta September
"a and Boston November 2. Funch, Edys Co, with
Edsel Arrived at the Bar at T:30 8 m
stsaineF si1sI "a Ita9 Martini cstans ssPtemeer
snc Almerfs IL with rndss 70 Ki-zsl Feltmann Co.
Arrived at the Bar az
. Steamer Miguel de LaTrnssa PT. Thompson Rosario
6:i5 m.
Steamer Buenos Aires spano. AIdsui, cruz octo-
os n ana Havana 80. % the Compania Trsatlantica,
with a passengers and mdss. Arrived at the Bar s
a
Steamer Texan. Lyons. Tacoma August So Seattle 81.
and San Francisco September 13. TO Dearborn Laphn
With mdse Passed IN Quarantine at 2:13
Steamer City of Everett Bunting Sabine Pass October
4 with barge Standard OIL Co No. o. in tow, with OIL
70 the Standard OIL Co Passed in Sandy Hook at 1ii5A
m.
Steamer Homer OBJ. Lssy. Orleans October IS
g Busk and Jsvons in ballast Arrived q, the Bar at
stssmsr FL RIO Parker. New Orleans. October 20 to
tine at 2:0S q m
Steamer Tabor GScr Brunn Tampico October %. TO
the Smelting & Re- hIing Co. with lead sna
Steamer Arapahoe Kemble Jacksonville OCTOBER 81 sad
Charleston November 1. to the Clyde g 20. Win P~S
sengers and mdse. on Highlands at ass m .
NertoI to the old Dominion Co. with passengers anu
rnese. on Highlands st 1888 D m -, - .. .h.
Steamer Saracas CBr), Kirkby Perth ArnooS 20 70
Trinidad Shipping & Trading Co. In oaIIasI E@Sse -
Quarantine at a m
Stsarner Whelnniua, O'Lesry. Philadelphia Tith mass
: Il Bull & Co. Passed In Quarantine at oizz a u
sandy Hook J. Nov 5, $50 p m--Wind north-nortn-
west moderate; cloudy and hazy-