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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-31

The following were among me
visitors from other places who regis
tered at the fish and game department
Thursday morning: Mrs. NJ. L. west OF
Manchester. Geneva r. keith OF
Fayette. Earle X. West of Manchester
Helen A. Deering, Mrs. G. r. Deering'
Miss Florence Deering and Mrs. Z. Il,
Moody of Maiden, Mass. Annie CAS-
teels and c. L. Casteels of Beachmoht'
Mass. and Perry Mooers of Lawrence
Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-31

The regular monthly meeting OF the
BOARD of state Assessors will be held
at the office of the board at the Capi'
tol, Tuesday. Sept. 4, commencing a
10 o'clock in the forenoon. 1t is eX'
pected that the usual amount of routine
business will be considered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-31

The examination of candidates for
state teachers certificates will be held
today in 70 different places i'm the state,
those teachers from places within easy
reach of Augusta meeting i'm the Sen
ate chamber at the Capitol, and the
examination will be conducted by M.
p Dutton. principal of the Village
school district. The sessions will COM
mence at o'clock and the places of
meeting are so arranged that the
teachers may be able to reach the
place Of examination and get back tn
their homes on the same day. The
examination is voluntary on the part
Of the state, but its Importance to the
teachers may be seen from the fact
that the school boards of many towns
REQUIRE their teachers to have Il state
certificate before they are given an OPP
portunity to teach.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-31

!, Col, Francis Keefe, secretary and
treasurer of the Governors and StaffS
Association. is sending to all of the
former Governors of Maine and men-
bers of their staffS 4 letter relative to
the purchase by them of a trophy to
he contested for by the New England
Military Rifle Association, at Wakefield
Mass, i'm which the remittance Of II
small sum is requested of each for the
purpose of purchasing the trophy The
effort is made for the purpose Of in
creasing the efficiency of the State mil
itia.
The Executive Committee of the as
ISOLATION, consisting Of Col. Frank -.
Pullen Of Bangor. Col. F. G. Thayer of
Waterville, Col. F. F.. BOothby of Port
land, Col. A. q. Blunt of Skowhegan.
Gen. John j. Lynch of Portland and
Col Elliott c. Dill. inspector general of
rifle practice for the State of Maine.
will act with the committee of the
New Enslan Association in arranging
terms for the match. which Will be
open to all members of the organized
militia Of the New England states. and
medals will be given to the men MAX
ing up the winning team.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-31

GEO. +. EVANS. F. +. BOOTHBY,
v. Pres. & Genl Mag'r. G. p. & #. A.
Portland, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-31
HANCOCK CoUNTY-1eo5.
Special Appropriations by the
LEGISLATURE.

Bar Harbor Hospital, 5000 %
Castine Normal School 1900 10
Bridges in Mariavile 80 ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-31

S1S;; % Si.a09 90
4, In 1880 persons were on the State PEN
Zion roll from eleven towns in this cOun-
ty
In 1905 persons were on the State pen
sion roll from twenty four towns in this
county.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-31
Charles Sargent, Esq
Portland, Maine.


Portland, Maine.
Brother Sargent
Thanking. you for your letter of the 18th
inst. relative to Perrys matters. I have
not yet had time to submit it To George
but will do so very soon. OF course, hs
must do the square thing by you.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
Public Notices.

SUPREME COURT, SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
- - in the Matter Of the Petition of Thomas F. GIL
roy commissioner OF Public Works OF the City OF
New York under and in pursuance Of Chapter 4sO OF
the Laws OF 1SSS and the laws amendator thereof on
behalf OF the Mayor. Aldermen CommonaIty Of the
Slty or New York for tho appointment OF Commits
sioners OF Appraisal under said acts
CORNELL DAM. EIGHTH SUPPLEMENTAL, PRO
.. CEEDING.
NOTICE OF FILING AND OF MOTION To CON
FIRM TWELFTH SEPARATE REPORT
Public Notice is hereby given that Twelfth seps
rate report or the Commissioners Appraisal in the
ABOVE entitled matter dled n he on Of m,
CLERK or the County OF Westchester, PIafnx
IN said County, on the Srd day
Notice is further given Twelfth Separat,
report includes and affects the parcels land fesix
mated Parcels Nos. 33. 43 as So 47s 4T4 Ss2 sss
b41 and 565 IN said proceeding - '
Notice is further given that application will be
MADE az Special Term Of the Supreme Court OF tn.
state OF New York to be held in and for the Second
judicial District at the Court House ROrouVb
or brooklyn City OF New York and OF Kings
the 2lst day of January, 1907, O'Clock IN the
forenoon OF that day. thereafter counsel
can be heard for order confirming said report ana
Tor such other and further relief Is may be lust ~
Dated New York. December goth. 1906
WILLIAM B. ELLISON
Corporation Counsel Hall of Records Corner OF Cen+
and Chambers Streets. Borough OF Manhattan NJ
,ork City. -'o"
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
TO PROTECT ICE STOCK.
Committee of Chicago Company
Holders Formed ON TraSt Offer.

Holders in this city of the common and preferred
stock of the Knickerbocker Ice Company of Chi
cago received circulars yesterday announcing that
a committee had been formed for their protection
on account of the offer of the Western Ice
Company to form Il Western Ice Trust by the ac-
quireinent OF the stocks Of the KnickerbOcker and
other companies. J. w. Wallace, president of the
Central Trust Company, is to be chairman of the
committee, the other members being Philip Leh-
man and Herbert Coppell. F. c. Marshall is the
committees secretary, and the counsel Will be Jo
line Larkin & Rathbone and Hyman, Campbell
& Eaton. A stockholders protective agreement will
be prepared for submission to the stockholders
The Western Ice Company, through Thomas.
Maclay &. Co, recently made the offer to exchange
its bonds and stock for stock of the Knickerbocker
on the following terms: For each share of Kncker-
booker preferred stock. 800 in per cent gold bonds
of the Western Ice Company and s25 in its
mon stock; for each share OF Knickerbocker com
mon stock, $50 in bonds and $45 in common stock.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS

Queenstown, Dec 20 SOS a m.r-.
eeeded Ne" York for Liverpool tsnd pToo
I'm, FOR New Tar steamer Marchioness Of Butt.
New York; 2oth. Psrusia Gsr, JohGsCb Cbr)t Aaddock
.r Hl-Saned. steamer Oceanir lIs1r i,- rolA-
y,r,.sS sEn New York via Queenstown mot Gam
CTonk.s Nav T[rl,Ned. steamer Brookiyn City (Fsr,
Palermo. Dec le-sailed steauer Jy,,o,t. ~
oA, IRON Trieste etcl New York 'a VfN1' thomson
SnieIds. Dec 1e-Sailed steamer w.
~. toull from Antwerp New Yor,, e'S" f'ihee tbr)
New YORK arrived. steamer Avona (Sor) Blshr
idoau. Dco l6-Arrtyed staar,.. =,
-, Nsw York via Rotterran 'N'oae'isN tfsus-l Patton.
To. 20 ArneI Dec 1e-Passed prevton.iv sts,r,.-
Mi. q, 'nr). Renvoy. New York Tor Sinxapor.
S,hI houeo Dec iT-Arrived steamer T.nn,xor IN,
R.rboss. EyeN YORK Tor Rio Janero N'''
Ialos Dec 1T-Saied steamnr pyro, mi
Vion Ho Janelro. etcl New yorL 80 V"''' Neu'sAn
"eteon Dec lo-Arrived steamer S,o,,o ftavA u,-u.
Avonmouth ~. .~ as.dpany -. Melbourne Sydney, etc.
oaacNsy New York via Plymouth N''''
.9neenstown Dec % 1855 -Sati.s s......- o..
Rsr1,uss p NJ u'Sn Ssa da1verpooD New York
CBrD MeEsn,ie f,-o Soo fn--Saed. Pretoria
81 Thomss NJ N,'Snh on 81 rhomas). New York
Carmichael. New York " oaea' steamer horona err.
r0erN TDr p--Sr laseeu steansr presumed % be MAJ,
A WV "'a'u oro1n hsmsua. kR Ns~ YpsA
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Thursday, Dec. 20, 1906.
ARRIVED

Steamer Majestic CBr). Hayes Liverpool 18th and
Queenstown 18th, TO the White with 100 cabin
and SOC steersge mails Arrived
the Bar 630 a m.
Steamer Barcelona (Cier) Fey, Hamburg December
10 the Hamburg American Line. with LII steeraxe
Passengers and mdse Arrived the a
Steamer Josef Di Georgia (Noro. Sunde Antonio
December 18TH TO the Atlantic Fruit Company with
fruit. Arrived at the Bar at 1:3O a
Steamer San Cristohal (B) Kemp. CoatzaeoaleOs. De
cember sth via Newport News 18TH Philip
Ruprecht. in ballast. Arrived a the Bar at a
Steamer Prah CBr). Hird Pernambuoo. November c5th
Naceo. Both and ST. Lucia, December Danis
Bacon. with sugar. Arrived at tbs Bar 1f:45 a
Steamer HOmewood (Brb, Jorgensen. La Laja lspainl
November 30. with 70 order. Vessel TO Simpson
Spence & Young. Arrived at the Bar IT,
Steamer Monroe. Huphers. Newport News and Norfolk
20 the Old Dominion Steamship Company passengers
and ndse on Highlands a 2:3o d N
Steamer St George CBr). Billet. Cbu September IS.
Manila October A. Algers November ~ via Boston. De-
cember Is 10 William II Twedde & Co. with mdss
Left Quarantine at 2:a5 D m.
Steamer Paloma tCuban). ONei. CaTdenAs. December
9, Sagua T. Cabarien 10 and MatanIas is. 10 W. ID.
Munson, with mdse Arrived at the Bar at p m
Steamer Uller (Nor). Boo Port Antonio. the cuneo
Importing Company with fruit Anchored In Quarantine
at 6:f5 p
st.Alner Kong Haakon csor), IArssr. Fusy's usanA
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
N4LLY BUSY AGAIN.
Makes Raid an ed Strpet-JerOme
REPRESENTED.

In his efforts to give the 1st Inspection District
a clean bill of health Inspector Nally and Captain
Shaw. of the 9th street station, raided an alleged
pooroom in Cd street late yesterday afternoon.
Half dozen plain clothes men made up the raid
ing party effecting entrance to the suspected
place by a vigorous of crOwbars ard sledge-
hammers. Twenty-eight more prisoners were
gathered into the District Attorneys net by the
raid. Three of the prisoners were charged with
conducting a poolroom, and the others were held
as common gamblers. An additional charge of
violating the excise law made against Peter
Kiel. one of the prisoners, who keeps the saloon
in front of the alleged poolroom.
The District Attorney heard or the RAID ana
sent Deputy Assistant District Attorney Murphy
down to the street station to copy the blotter
Those caught in the raid aside from the three
principals VIII probably be released to-day, after
being subppnaed to appear before the grand jury
The three men held after the personally con-
Quoted raid Mr. Jerome in West street last Mon
day pleaded not guilty to the indictments found
against them yesterday before Recorder Con. The
men-John Healy, Frank Hauck and J. A Mulqueen
were indicted by the grand jury In the morning.
They were all turned out of the Tombs court IN the
morning and Immediately rearrested by Detective
Reardon, who took them before the Recorder 1t
was said about the court that all would probably
withdraw their pleas in day or SO. tealy was
the only one of the three out on bail, and his
bail was continued. while the others went back TO
the City Prison Mulqueen, the proprietor or the
saloon which raided, was dispoSSessed yes
terday, according to his counsel.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
NURSE SAVES PATIENT FROM FIRE.
Draws Charge to Window and Stays Near
Firemen Garry Her Out.

Mrs. Mary Moore, nurse caring for Adolph
PohI a paralytic stuck to her post in the face of
death yesterday morning when a fire broke out at
No 253 East I'D street, where Pohl lived on the
fourth floor The fire started in the basement and
quickly swept through the whole building. Mrs.
Moore could not carry her charge, but drew him to
a window and kept him there until the hremen got
q ladder up.
rrent II looked as If Mrs. Moore going TO jump
to save herself from the flames. The hreinen
yelled 10 her not to take the leap and one OF them
climbed the ladder and carried her down. The
Furniture i'm nearly all of the apartments was
burned the damage being about 5000.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
MISS JULIE LAMONT HOME.
Says Britishers Don't Appreciate American
Humor-Sorry for Louis Mann.

Miss Julie Lamont. the actress who assisted
Louis Mann and Clara Lpman In presenting Julie
Bon Bon to several meagre English audiences that
did not understand American humOr. arrived here
yesterday on the White Star liner Majestic
There nothing to IT," said Miss Lamont.
They did not understand the show and a frost
inevitable. Louis Mann and his wife gave a
splendid performance, their support was excellent
and the piece would have made good eventually.
but it would take too long to bring the Britishers
up to our American humor. We closed with bang.
Louis and his wife beat 1t for Paris: caught the
Majestic by a hairs breadth, and the rest of the
company vending their weary way homeward
the Minnehaha."
Mr.. and Mrs. Mann sailed on Kaiser Wilhelm II.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE-
II Depot QUsrtermaster's once, 50 Whitehall 81 New
YORK City Dec H. l9o6-seaed proposals in triplicats.
subject usual conditions, will
until one o'clock P. M Dec &C. then opened
Tor furnishing and delivering at the Philadelphia Depot
$4,000 Dress Caps without bands pairs Suspenders
llOoO pairs Buckskin Gloves. 5000 Corn Brooms 1900
SCRUB brushes palmetto, and 1000 Scrub Brushes
peo, Inc right Is reserved to reject
All proposals or any thereof.
increase OF % per cent II desired by Depar
ment Preference will be given 10 OF domestic
production or manufacture, conditions quality and
price dncludng In the price Of foreign productions
the duty thereon) being equal Standard
samples can De seen at and blanks for proposals
Information vii! be furnished application to
ONCE Envelopes containing proposals should be endorsed
Proposals FOR Clothing and EGuipase. be opened
az one O'Clock 2. NJ, Dec Is 1905 nd addressed: w
H. Miller Deputy O. NJ. General. U. S. A. Depot O. M
DRoPosALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY SIP
i PIies,Ofee OF Assistant Purchasing Agent. Pan
anna Rall Road Company. "a State Street New York
N sa A. December s 2lst lS1sealsd proposals. win be
1906 for furnishing the above mentioned articles Blanks
and full information be had upon application AL
PRED ANDERSON. Assistant Purchasing Agent.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
MRS. C. J. DAVIES LEFT $4,000.

The estate OF COrnelia ]. Davies, who died on
October 2S 1906 according to the appraisers report
filed in the Surrogates office yesterday. shows that
she left real in this state valued at $4,000
consisting of property No. II West 37th street
and at East Hampton, Suffolk County, known as
Tdeands. Her personal estate is valued at $685.
40 II. Expenses and commissions amount to S1+,-
SO7 A. leaving the personal estate s4S2 022 2S and
the real and personal estate combined 1853 SS2 76
trustee. and 10000 I'm trust for her husband,
Francis H; Davies; the principal to 90 upon his
sirce the will was executed was also left her re-
siduary estate amounting to S21S332 rs.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following schedules of bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis.
trict Court:
Schedules of Leon Troskin involuntary bank
rupt, show debts OF 50 4O6 and assets OF 1887. or
this latter d2 represents IN the hands the
with a claim of ss9l i'
Schedules OF Alfred Rae Storms show debts OF
sSSo ana assets of $3.50 The principal creditors ar.
the estate OF Alfred Storms si2O94; Francis J.
StorIhs' tlAfb5i William Otterman & CO., 1851
Aoker Merrall & Condit Companv 500: 8 r.
Hunter, fl7sS, and Wilson Dstilsry Company. 25s
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
Il B,uSements.
l.,sb IA B.eG morsh' sab .v.

MANHATTAN arssA s.sh f.. h.o9 moTsh' ssh av.
SEASON OF GRAND OPEKA.
OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN. Director
TONIGHT at s-Donizettis LUCIA DI LAM
MERMOOR. Mines. Pinkert Severina; NM. BOnct.
Minolf, Mugnoz. Venturin Tecchi. Conductor.
SAT-. MAT. DEC &c. at 1:so-Bizet', CARMEN.
Mines. Bresslsr-Gianou. Gilbert. Trentini Gia-
coma. NM. Dalmores. Renaud. Gilbert Daddi.
Brag. Reschiglian Conductor. Campannt.
popular Saturday evening performances: T5c to So
-GOunod's FAUST Mines. Donalda. Giaconia.
Leieune; NM. Altschcvsay. Ancona, Ariu1ondi. Fos-
Conductor. Campanini
SUN. EVE. DEC. 23. at S:30-THIRD GRAND
SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT AT POPULAR
PRICES (50c. TO s1.5O). SolOists: LHENISNE.
Russia's Greatest Pianist; Mines. Russ. Donalda:
NM Altschevsky. AncOna. together with the entire
Metropolitan Opera House Orch Cond-. CampanarL
I4AMMERMOOR. Miles Pinkert. Severna; NM.
Bonci MinoIh. MusnOz Venturini TecchL Con-
ductor. Campanart
TUES. DEC. 25, at s-Verdfs AIDA. Mines
Russ Di Cisneros; NM. Bassi. Ancona Arimondi.
TecchI Conductor. Campanini.
WE'D. DEC. &c. at S-Bizets CARMEN. Mines.
Bresser Gianoli. DOnalda. Trentni. Gtaconia: NM.
Dalmores. Renaud Gilbert, Daddi. MusnOz.
Reschiglian. Conductor CampannL
Russ. Di Cisneros. Zaccaria NM. DalmoTes. Ancona.
Venturini Conductor. Campanerf.
SAT. NAT, DEC %. at 1:3o-verdfs RICO
LET-rO. Miles Pinkert, Severins. Zaccaria. CIia-
comma; MM. Bonc Renaud. ArimOndi. Mugnoz.
FOssetta, Reschigan. VenturinL Cond, Campsnini
SAT. NIGHT. DEC. 29-Opera announced later.
SEATS FOR ALL ABOVE NOW SELLING
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
MAGISTRATE FINELITE ILL.

At the home OF Magistrate Alexander F1neIite
No. 211 East Broadway. 1t said yesterday that
he suddenly taken i'll last Sunday while at his
sisters home, in West n6th street. His condition
became serious. II said. that he decided to
remain at his sisters home where he now is. At
first there fears that the magistrate had
typhoid fever, but his condition has improved, and
yesterday II was said that he well on the road
TO recovery, and would probably resume his place
on the bench next week. 1t is understood that the
magistrate will become q benedict.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
NO CARS IN WHICH TO SHIP CATTLE.

Kansas C,ity Mo. Dec 2.-Numerous cattle
breeders testified to-day at the car shortage hear
ing They told of inability TO ship to market be-
cause of the lack of cars. which most of them
attributed to insufficient motive power Others as
serted that the railroads did not want their cattle
business and were using cattle to transport
cotton and railroad ties. Others said that cattle
on the range depreciating because of the
shippers inability to get them to market, and
witness predicted failure for cattlemen if
furnished.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
REWARD FOR oLNEY MURDERS.

Mddletown n. Y, Dec. 20.-The Board of Super
visors of Orange County to-day decided to offer a
reward of 5000 for information leading the ap-
prehension and conviction Of the slayers of Willis
and Fred Olney and Alice Ingenick. who were
murdered near here about a year ago. No will
be eligible for the reward who has heretofore as
sisted the county authorities in efforts to fix the
crime any person.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21

agreements and arrangements between the
American Ice Company and other corporations
and dealers null and void and against public pol
icy, and to restrain and prevent the continuance
of the acts and transactions complained of.
EXPERT ENGAGED FOR EXAMINATION.
Attorney General Mayer was asked to-day why
this proceeding begun at the end of his
term OF Office and the eve of a change in
administration. He explained that when 1t was
asserted last summer that such a proceeding
belonged to his functions rather than to those
of the criminal prosecuting officers of New
York County, and when President Wesley NJ.
Oler. Of the American Ice Company, courted
full investigation and offered to open the COM
pany's affairs TO an expert examination, the
Attorney General engaged an expert to make
such an examination, appointing Tor the purpose
John L. MacNeille, a member OF the firm which
acted as financial experts for the legislative in
suTance investigation.
Matters were in this shape" said Mr.. Mayer,
when the political campaign under way,
and 1 felt that any proceeding begun at just
Partly for that reason and partly because the
material not complete, / deferred definite
action until after election. Since that time
deemed II only courteous TO consult my sue
cessor, Mr.. Jackson, so as to avoid any appear
ance of attempt to embarrasS him. l in
formed him of the matter and he concurred in
my judgment that proceedings were called for"
The Attorney General is understood to feel
that IT is better to begin the action now, when
there is the least public excitement about the
price of ice; that the people have the right of
preference in such matter, and that 1t may
prove a warning TO the ice companies to make
the most of this winters ice crop 1t is as
serted by those familiar with the situation that
should the facts alleged be proven in the civil
action now begun, ii would establish a sufficient
basis for a criminal action.
Wesley NJ. OIer. president of the American Ice
Company, served yesterday with copy of the
charges made against the American Ice Company
by Attorney General Julius NJ Mayer. who has
begun action for dissolution OF the trust The
service made at the Office of the company. No.
117s Broadway. Later Mr. Oler made this state
ment regarding the charges:
I don't to discuss this matter now, but in
due time every one of the charges made by Mr..
Mayer Will be met and diSproVed by legal evidence.
1 have nothing TO say regarding the action of At
tOrney General Mayer in bringing this action at this
time, except to say that Mr.. Mayer probably thinks
his explanation Of mis- action from his point of view
is
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
METROPOLITAN OPrR. HoTsF

This Evening at s. AIDA-BoninseSna (tsbutl
kirkoy-Lunn: Caruso Stracciari. Plancon Muhlmann.
ParolL Conductor. Vigna-
Sat. Mat. Dec. 2g. . IA ATTON
FAUST-Farrar: Rousseliere Plancon, Chalmtn pallsr
Aerten- Conductor. Vfgna.
sat Evs Dec. q popular prices). s-LUCIA Or
MERMOOR-Sembrich. Simeoli debut: Dppe.
Stracciart Journet. Conductor. Visna
SUNDAY EVG.. DEC. % popular pricesD az $40
GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT,
Soloists: Mines. Fremstad. Homer: Mr Van Rooy
and the eminent pianist. Mr.. Moritz ROSENrHAL.
Entire Met. Op. House Orch. Cond. Mr. Franko
Mon Eyg-. Dec "a. at s. FEDORA-Cavaliert AItsn:
Conductor. Visns
Wed Evs-. Dec rs. at 9. LA DANNATION DE
FAUST-Farrar: Rousselisre, PlancOn Chalrin Ballet
Aerfen. Conductor Vigns.
90 ErL ETs-, Dec. 26. at $. LAMKE-SembrIch Jacoby.
SHlson Mattrelo; Rousseliere. JOurnst, Simard
Conductor, Bovy
WEBER PIANO USED
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
WIRELESS REPORTS

The Amerika, which reported to Cape Race at D II
Wednesday when 40 miles southeast Of that station,
expected dock about p tomorrow
The Philadelphia which reported to Cape Race yester
day at 73O when 1,040 miles east Of Sandy Hook
is eXpected TO dock about $40 m 70 morrow.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21

Destination and steamer c
Japan. Corea and China Especially ad-
dressed only). (vta Tacoma)-Anti-
A'iAluS - e .. e q. -
New Zealand. Australia Except West)
New Caledonia. Samoa. Hawaii and
Fiji Islands (via San Francisco
Soloma OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands (yta San
Francisco)-Mariposa .............
Hawaii, China. Philippine Islands and
specially addressed mail for japan and
Corea (vta san Francisco)-Nippon
Maru Observation-Disclosures.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21

chOred in lower ~'ON0OlS an
Steamer Paula GER. Hettmeyer Stettin Novsr,h %
and Shields December Phiip Ruprecht p.aoess 20
Sandy Hook 6:S2 D m. -"'Seu IN
Steamer NacOOchee. HOwlstt Savannah r.c--,A -
Quarantine az $50 anu muse IN
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATuRE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 72O Sunset Moon O19 Moons age s
HIGH WATER
A.M-Sandy Hook Gov Island 1921 He'll Gate go
P.M-Sandy 12O7 Gov Island 1910 He'll Gate 2:SS
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
SAILED

,,s steamers Jamestown Norfolk and Newport N.w..
4e 9' 6aT an La La TSurae & Svrs
Saoine Pass: Cevtc (Rr Liverpool; KentteLS L9edo'
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21

hands of Corporation Counsel Ellison for action
by his assistants looking to the recovery of the
$50 penalty in each instance.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21

IRVING Place at5 Theatre. Tonight and Sat Eve.
Die Won Hochsatter'; Sat. Mat. "Schneswitchen'
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS

Princess Anne. Norfolk Old Dom. ..... 500