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extreme caution in this respect were un-
necessary The opiniong of old ship mas
tiers and fishermen Is that the whales
have merely temporarily abandoned the
Newfoundland coast for the past year or
two much as goldfish herring and other
denizens of these waters do In some sea-
sons. But If there should be any large
return of whales to these waters during
the present season 1t will be evident that
the whaling industry thus far has not
appreelably affected the supply.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-08-19
Unlike the Turf.

From the Louisville Courier-Journal.
1.-THE play ought to have been a long
rum" declared the star. "All my plays
have had phenomenal runs"
.Still, in this business, said the man
ager, you can't figure on past perform
ances to any great extent
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-08-19
and the silent spirit maiden who propels

and the silent spirit maiden who propels
1t.
The Dismal Swamp is famous in song
and story. and as 1t is easily accessible
from Norfolk and the jamestown Expo
sition 1t is probable that very many thou-
sands of people will visit 1t next year.
Such visitation may have tendency to
rob 1t of that mysterious charm 1t has al
ways possessed for the painter, the poet
and the lover of nature in her unusual
forms
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-08-19
Beats Beino Very Poor.

From the Denver Republican.
Does It Pay To Be Very RiehT' -
the title of magazine article.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-08-19

This is no little stoye-carries No.
vessels, will burn coal or wood !;
large oven; can roast turkey or any
thing else. Buy our stove and nave
good biscuits.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05
SCHTFF YIELDS TROUEL.
Presides at Corner Stone Laying of
Nezc Synagogue.

The laying of cornerstone was successfully ac-
eomplished yesterday afternoon at o'clock by
Jacob Il. schlf. The occasion was the consecra-
ton OF the new synagogue Of the First Hungarian
Congreg alton, Ohab Zedeh, at Nos. Is, 20 and 22
West 1l6th street
Three hundred members of the congregation and
friends were present at the ceremony, while many
who could not f1nd seats the walls of the build
ing crowded the street
L, Herman. the president of the congregation.
was in charge of the exercises and introduced Mr..
SchiG, Judge Rosasky. Judge Benjamin Hoffman,
Congressman Henry NJ. Goldfogle. Dr. H. perera
Mendes and others who made great predictions
for the success OF the place of worship. At the
end of the ceremony President Herman handed to
Mr.. Schn silver trowe, engraved with the
words
To Mr.. Jacob H. Schf for the laying of the
cornerstone OF the First Hungarian Congregation,
Sunday. November I 1906. With the compliments
OF the congregation.
Assisted by the Rev. Or. Phillip Klein. the rabbi
OF the new synagogue, and President Herman. Mr..
Schf then laid the CONVERSIONS. inClosng the
records OF the order within the small vault and
spreading the mortar with steady hand.
The band of the Hebrew Orphan Asylum played
Hebrew hymns and was aided by chorus from
among the congregation. When Judge Rnsalsky
arose to speak he was hailed "Our next Judge. ="
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05
STREET CLEANING IN NAPLES.
Burton Holmes Tells of the Work After
Vesuvius Got Through.

Burton Holm IS. at the Lyoeum Theatre last night
suggested that even Tammany methods shine be
side those employed n cleaning the streets Of one
Of the villages 81 the vicinity OF Naples after the
volcano in April. The carts laden with ashes were
driven down to the bay front and the refuse
dumped on the boulevard, where Il lay for several
weeks before il was rehandled. this time 10 be
Thrown into the harbor
Even Tammany contractor said Mr.. Holmes.
would have economzed time and effort TO the ex-
tent OF backing the 10 the edge Of the
water and dumping the contents there" The pack
ing OF the railroad station at Naples, the day
following the earthquake. he compared. not 10 sar-
dimes IN q box, but, as be said, more happily TO
Brokynites in bridge car.
AFTER showing picture. which displayed the gen.
orally accepted idea Of volcanic mountain with
rames playing from the crater and streams Of lava
flowing down the side the mountain. he ex-
plained that thar WAS he way the spectacle did
not look. Mr.. Holmes in the ha-bor of Naples
on the Gay in April when the eruption Of VesuVius
began and took many pictures during it's progress.
He also showed a molten picture in illustrating a
stream Of lava in motion.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05
Foreclosure Sale.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK. Jo-
- seph Marx Plaintiff. against Solomon Miller. Minnie
Miller Charles Fraser and Ralph E. Kempner Dsfen-
dant In OF Judgment II foreclosure and
sale duly made entered the above entitled
and bearing 10th day Of October 1906, 7.
Undersigned the said judgment named. will
sell al public auction. the Exchange SalesroOns.
I4-16 Vesey St Borough Of Manhattan, City Of
New York, the Ith day OF November. 1906. az II
3cIock day. by Joseph P Day. Auctioleer
premises directed by said Judgment TO be sold and
follows; All that certain lot
or parcel Of land situate lying and being the south
eIly side Sfnetyffth Street the Twelfth
the Ctr Of bounded described follows:
point the southeTly side Of Ninety
ffth W hundred and twenty-four six
inches westerly from the southwest formed by
Intersection scuthery SIDE of Nneyhfth Street
and the westerly side OF Ninth Avenue running thence
southerIy parallel with Ninth Avenue. hundred
feet ana eight one-ha inches thence eastery parallel
Nine:y-fftn tvsntyf0ur feet and ten
thence northery and parallel with Ninth Avenue
hundred and eight oneha inches the
erly side OF Ntnetyfh Street and thence along the
eouthsrly Ninety-hfth twentyfour
ten inches the point place Of peglnning-
York. October 18th 1908.
J. CAMPBELL THOMPSON, Referee
Saul. BERNSTEIN. Attorney for Plaintiff. 14s Broad
New York City.
following is diagram Of the property to be
It's street No. Is lis West 95th Street
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05
Citations.

1IIiE PEofLE or TIE STATE or NEW YORK. By
Il the Of God. free and adeprndent. 70 Thomas
Hartley. Anne Jane Tidy Ellen E A. Fuller The Play
ers corporation organized under the laws Of New York
Ellis Martin, Clare Mcdowell Percy Haswel Faucet
Actors Fund of America corporation organized under
the laws Of New York. Charlotte NJ. Martin. Emily
Amrnge. Margaret Faucet George Faucett Douglas
Tay lor Charles Frohman Annie Russell Yorke. Charles
Rtchman, Ada Rehan John Drew. Herbert Gresham, sid
Herbert Dora F. Lewis. Richard Dorney stephen F
Hart Mary Florence Hart and Daniel Frohnan, and 70
all persons interested the Estate OK Anne Jane Gilbert
late Of the County Of New York. deceased creditors
legatees. Of kin otherwise send greeting You
and each hereby cited and required personally
20 be and appear before Surrogate OF the County OF
New York the SUrrogates Court OF SAID County hed
at the County Court House in the Gognty OF New YORK
the eleventh day Of December, 1905, at hatpast ten
o'clock IN the forenoon OF that day then ard there ~
terd judicial settlement Of the account OF proceedings o.
GUy Van Amringe sole acting Executor OF the Last
hereby cited. under the OF twerty-one
required appear by guardian. II you
you appear and apply for
appointed. the your neglect failure
a guardian will appointed by the Surrogate 70
represent and for you in the proceeding In testt
caused the Seal Of the SurroSates
said County OF New York 10 be hereunto
affixed. Witness. Hon FRANK. 7. FITZGERALD. a
Surrogate OF said County, at the County Of New
York the 3Oth day OF August, In the year or
a.. 81 Lord thousand nine hundred and six
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY,
Clerk of the Surrogates' Court
OIIN CLARK & PHELPS Attorneys Petitioner. No
"a Nassau Street Borough OF Manhattan. New York
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05
DON'T JUDGE BY APPEARANCES. "
John D. Rockefeller, Jr., So Warns His
Bible Glass

Don't judge men by their appearances" was the
advice OF john D. Rockefeller. jr.. TO his Bible
class at the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church, yes
terday He said that he had often had cause 20
feel ashamed OF himself for judging his fellowmen
too harshy. and emphatically warned the members
OF his class against making this mistake. He said:
How often judge man by his external char
or not he possesses the qualities which make the
real
No doubt many of 'ou have sometimes felt
ashamed of yourselves for judging men harshy.
remember when I was in college there was man
who went about looking very detected and seedy
He wore an old sweater most of the time and was
extremely careless about his appearance-so much
so that some of the fellows took pains to shun
him. That proved to a OF excellent
ability. He was the son of poor working folks
and he travelled around The country doing work
a stage carpenter in order 70 earn enough money
10 pay his way through college. He turned out
to be one Of the best historians that ever gradu-
portant government position out West. and he is
one of my most esteemed friends. You see. there
fore. how wrong it is to form an impression too
hastily.
Many men try 70 condone their own shortcomings
by keeping UP appearance of righteousness
Perhaps they can fool the who sits at the
next desk. those with whom they do business
but they cannot fool the Divine One He Judges
men b. their hearts. not by their external char
acteriStiCs.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05
CAR HITS OPEN SWITCH.
Accident in Amsterdam Avenue Results In
Injuries 10 Eight Passengers.

Running into an oren switch in front Of the car
barns at l29th street and Amsterdam avenue last
night, nor1hhound Third and Amsterdam avenue
car bounded over the pavement for more than
twenty feet Eight passengers were injured slightly
by flying glass.
The car was well filed with passengers several
standing on the rear platform. The rnotorrnar did
not see the open switch. When the front wheels
struck IL they left the track, and the bounded
into the air
Passengers were thrown from their seats TO the
roor and nearly every window in the car was
broken Men and women pushed and showed As the
pieces OF glass fell them and their cries OF pain
added 10 the excitement Roundsrnan George
Sreig. OF the West lZ5th street station. who was
on the rear platform. about the hands and
s1ter assisting men and from the car ca He'd
two amhUlarces from the J. Hood Wright Hospital
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Sunday, Nov 4, 1905


Steamer Antares Ger Peterson Odessa September 13
Eatoum IS consantinopie "a SMYRNA - Syra ocyober
hi'aaels n TO Theodore Ruger & co. with mdse Ar
rived the Bar at II 30
Brazia Ger. Russ. Hamburg October p, TO
the Hamburg American Line. With mdse Arrived the
-eaer Lsngaord ,,;or, Hanen Pileys Island October
%. to- Iiorsey Son, with iron ore Arrived at the
steamer Aratstan ,8r. lie santeur. Buenos Ayres
September II Moneydeo %, 81 Lucia October u Ha
v4la - and Boston Noyemoer 3. 10 Norton with
cabin passengers and mdse Arrived al the Bar =
steamer Fortuna CIor, Royan barbados October 2s to
Daniel Bacon. in ballast Arrived the Bsr at
% Philip Ruprecht in ballast Arrived at the Ear AZ
steamer city ,Br Rsrc'aE. Bristol October le
and swansea 10 TO James Ar'en g Co with one cabin
steamer 81 Paul Passow southampton and Cherbourg
5a2 seera=e passengers mails ana m6s4, Arrived the
steamer Prinz wmem Y Duch. Metus. surinam 90
pator l. Cunana Jiuantana Ia Guyra 10 Puerto
26 St Mar- u AID Port Prince 20 to the Holland
America Line. With Messengers. malls and rdse
steamer Baker cen 6erteI Fort antonio October al
70 the United Fruit Company, with fruit Arrived the
steamer Atlantis clor, Nielsen, Kingston October 2s
70 Charles D WeEman With one passenger and fruit Ar
sandy Hco< j. Nov T. $50 p m-wind north fresh
5 r55s al N T. Ra Ss @a!s Sa IN &6sraa3s 95 3 at to as &
steamer san Mares ,icIarosa. Galveston October 81 70
Passed in sandy HOOK Al 3.l2 ? m
phosphate rock 70 the Americnn Agricultural Chemical
Co: vessel TO 70 A II BqiI & Co
the OLD Dominion IS Co with passengers nlGse In
Quarantine az ESQ m
Steamers Mes2bs 2ar' ond9E: Ro-der Nnlsh; CRr,
BoS5gF Via yS @ R9re1s,1 SbT, Buenos AyLs.
etc, conway Br. pemerara TjJmo ,Norl Prosreso and
ga2eehe Il aba Gei'ostoa CITY OF Everett, With barge
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05
THINK PEABODY LIABLE
John De Witt Warner BeIieCes Co
ercion" Can Be PrOUed.

Russell W. Fish, secretary of the Mutual Life
Policyholders' Association. in a circular letter
sent 10 the executive committeeman Of the asso-
citation. declares that John De Witt Warner has
advised" the association that President Peabody
and the other officials and trustees concerned in
the alleged coercion" OF managing agents are
''criminally Stable" under Sections I6s and 653
OF the Penal Code. regarding conspiracy and
coercion"
III. Fis, continues significantly:
Ia this after full consideration. Judge Fierrick
fully agreed except that expressing special con-
fdence in tne District Attorney Of this county.
he advised submission Of the case 10 Mr.. Je-
rome: which was made Thursday. October is.
IN the hope that his prompt action might not
merely secure punishment OF those who had
meanwhile brutaIly treated their most faith
ful agents. hut also deter them from continuing
such criminal acts In their canvass for re-elec-
ton The voting in which. commencing October
Is was to continue for two months.
MI. Fish states that the associations counsel
has constantly reminded the District Attorney
Of the importance Of promptness TO prevent
crime. as well as 10 punish it, and thus be of
practical aid in the present canvass"
In closing Mr.. Fish says
Our hope was that by prosecution Of Mr.
Peabody and others CAT least the members Of
the agency conlmittee) their evident conspiracy
might be punished, well each held liable
and punished for his acts in and toward the
made a criminal offence Serious as has been
the delay OF over TWO weeks, and rapidly as IS
dwindling the chance of thwartng the intended
effect Of the coercion in question. still hope
for action against Messrs Peabody, Rogers and
Others before the time has passed during which
Il be of aid 10 policyholders in defeat OF the
scheme in which these crimes have been COM
united.
In the Criminal Courts Building II is asserted
that Mr.. Jerome will announce his line of action
this week
In view OF the pressure of business at the
Mutual Iifes home Office, and the continued
absence. through illness. Of Vice-President Nc
Clintock. George T. Dexter. the second vice
president may be unable 10 visit Tennessee on
Thursday in compliance with Commissioner
Folks summons"
II is believed. however, that Vice-President
z. R. Perkins OF the New York Life Will be able
20 appear before the Insurance Commissioner on
that day.
Up to last night apparently neither official
had received his summons" from Mr.. Folk
In q statement issued last night, Mr.. Fish in
timated that the insurance commissioners OF
Kentucky. Tennessee. Michigan, Minnesota and
mississippi were taking up the question of the
Mutual LIES electioneering methods.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05
Proposals.

PROPOSALS. FOR UNDERWEAR-DEPOT OITIP
l. termaster's once. 80 whitehall Street New York
city. october 81 leOe-Sealed proposals trpIicate
subject 70 the usual conditions viii be received here
until II O'Clock M November s. 1905 then opsned
furnishing and delivering al this Depot . SO6
Nansook undershirts and Is 900 pairs Natnsook
Drawers. Army Standard The right is reserved 10
ject or accept any or all proposals part there
Of Preference VIII he given articles OF domestic
production or manufacture conditions OF quality
price ncluding IN the price foreign
manufactures the duty thsreon) being equal stand
ard samples can be seen and blanks for prop0sal.
and fun Information viii be furnished
10 this once Envelopes containing proposals be
endorsed proposals FOR Underwear. TO be
-. loci. N. November g. 1905 addressed TO w III
MILLER. Deputy = n General. Z. 5. "A. Depot @ n
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05
IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERS

Notice is hereby given ali persons whose taxes for
the 1905 have paid before the lst day OF
November Of the said year that unless the sano shan
be paid to the Receiver of Taxes at his office In the
Borough in which the property is located as follows;
Rorourh OF Manhattan No. 81 Chambers street.
Manhattan. y Y
Borough OF The Bronx corner Third and fremont;
avenues. The Bronx. y. y: ,,-,--,
Borough OF Brooklyn. Rooms ,. T. ana j. MunlclPal
Building. Brooklyn. y,
Borough Queens, corner Jackson avenue ana FiItA
street. Long tsiahf city y Y:
Staten Island. y Y.
before the il. day of December Of said year will
charge receive and upon such taxes remain
lna unpaid on that day IN addition to amount OF
h axes. per centum Of the amount thereof as
provided by sections and 9IS OF the Greater New
York Charter (chapter 37S. Laws Of 1890.
DAVID e AUSTEN
Receiver Of Taxes
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05
LOCAL QUOTATIONS.

Mining shares in the local curb market last uyae,-
were in active demand. and strength generally
was shown. notwithstanding realizing sales Brit
ish Columbia Copper advanced IA. Butte Coali-
tior, Ia Butte and New York. 25s, Cananea cen
tral, ~. Cumberlaud-Ely. IL. Giroux Consolida ated
3; Gold HH Copper, q Mckinley Darragh. !:
Montana Saoshone. q Nevada Consolidated Is.
Nevada Mining and Smelling. q. Nevada-I-tai'
g; Nipissing 3lg; Tonopah Extension, la. and
United Copper "a. Portland Copper. which W. .
dealt In for the first time in the week was one
OF the most active issues
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS

FDItEIIN FORIS-
4-Passed. Batavia Ger Schmidt
Hamburg New York. Friedrich der crosse Gen.
Bleeher bremen New
iTeV!e Point Nos 4.iassed steamer Noordam Dutch.
Southampton Nov Arrived, steamer 81 Louis Jan!son
New Nodl via Plymouth CherbourE
MOvile Nov 4-SRlled, steamer a 3r) Baxter
tfrom Glasgow. New York
Nov 4Passed, steamer Chemnitz tC;sr) Jensen
New York for Bremen.
Queenstown Nov 4 li:1O mSailed steamer Carnrania
tBrt. Pritchard from Liverpool New Ynrk
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination steamer. Close in y. Y.
Hawaii Japan. Corea, China and Philip
pine Islands San FToncsco)-
Hongkong Marl .......,..:,...,.:. To-day 1890 a
Islands Via sesttsJ-Tanso MaTu Nov. S. 500 m
New Australia Except West),
New Caledonia, Samoa, Hawaii and
Fit Islands via San Francsco)--
Hawaii Japan. Corea China and Philip
pine Islands via san Francisco
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands Cvia san
FranCiscOlMacpcsa Nov. Is II 80 m
Hawaii Cvla san Franoiscoy-Alameda 20 y 80
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05
PLAYGoERS ATTACK "HYPoCRITEs.
H. a Jones's Production Severely Criticised
at Lively Discussion.

"Hypocrtes." by Henry Arthur Jones was the
subject of discussion last night a. :he meeting Of
the PlayFoers at the Hotel Astor Miss Jessie Mil
ward. leading woman in the play was in the chair.
and was forced TO listen 10 some severe criticism
OF the play. John Henry Meltzer press representa-
tive for the Coared Opera Company thought il
was not up 10 the jones standard, and the Rev
John Talbot Smith said he did not ike Il because
tho clergy not portrayed cergymen should
5e However, there were some defenders OF the
L!ay.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05

The approximate len OF charge satisfy
which the ahove-described property sold. is
Slo3s 81 with interest thereon from 10th day Of
October. 1905. together with allowance amount
ing % S1T3 So together with the Of the sale
The Approximate amount OF the
other liens allowed purchaser
out Of the purchase money. paid by Referee IS
1929 81 interest
Dated York. 18th day Of October 1906.
J. CAMPBrTT T. THOMPSON. Referee
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05
SurrOgates' Notices.

IL PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNER
., Thomas a surrogate of the County Of New York
against Thomas E Stilmau late Of the county of New
horn deceased 20 PPessnt me SANE with vouchers
business the once Of their ATTORNEYS Butler hoffman
Manhet!an CITY of New York on o. before the hrst
bated New York. the 25sh qqy .: October. 1905
EDWARD HARDNESS.
,55r5! 1T5ER ~ EQTAN F3a:o. MENRsssE pea E;-..
II PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF HON, AZ
,,i.o .hn'l5s sa p' te Coenty ~ New
claims against George cook late Of the County New
Broaiway in he city OF New YoIk on o. besoT
DATED New York Isza X IS f3y 65Ry e5 Nay 1G9%
SHEPARD & HoJ'GHToN. iii BToadway. New York
City. Attorneys fnr Administrative.
IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON. FRANK
7 tijsz rad: sgTIosale OF the County Of New
against Mary L. creser late II The Comfy 81 Ys
f 4TS o h 20 ssRt 1t the e, same ne with youGhers
10 4 street he civ .. New Y5S S's On
or before the 9Th Gay Of April
Dated New York the s+h day q October 1906
N PrRRssgANcE az ORDER OF HON FRANK
claims asans Roset sIcs late Of the c6n @ 9aSns M
Ic eeteasG 10 present SANE Vito vouS1ers 6ees H
srsy se in f Of Se YoP on ne before SE
Dated Ne" EoFS 'y jdm2 122 fey Srps, 4 NAY }aeF
JAMES ARMSTRONG, Atty. for ExecCtor. Nc - Tsgs.,
81 New lorN CIty-
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF non .RxEr Z.
! ThoT2~ a surrogate II the County of New York
notice hereby given To all persons having against
Adoph Hermann Ia" ~ fre County cf New YORK 10
ceased the with hereof - the
I sosor'erS ] a, ten paee r 9s uas1e1s ousiness Nos
~ anu ~'f~VN 'tfluGn - Manhattan.
city Of New York before TIE 1t OF Nav next
7o2 2,si ITE 4S = 10 IIiy ia sf 2G,qSeT ls%
TON g. HERMAN. Executors
Na:san $. Roraush q Manhattan YORK civ. 81
IL PURSUANCE OF. AN ORDER OF HON AR-
i ner { Thomas. Surrogate OF tie County o. Ntw
cgainst Henry y FEEDER late Of the city OF Wiesbaden
kingdom Prussia, Germany d, to present the
thereof subscriber at Ms plsce
transacng business. No ssG Broadway BorouCh ot
brooklyn. in the City OF Sew York. beforu the
hfteenth day OF December
Dated New York The 18th Jay Of May 1906.
MANN & BJrNBAUM. Attorneys tor Anc3ry Executor
sSG broadway. Brooklyn. Kew York
AIeDONALp. JOHN E.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
VI cIder OF Hon. Abuer c. Thomas. a Surrogate of
sons having against f Mcdonald late OF the
County York, deceased present the same with
acting business. the former otrce Of John Mcdonald
No 100 Broadway in the city OF New York before
the eighth day OF February
Dated New York she third day o. August 1905
BOWERS s. SANDS Attorneys for AdTninistratrix
81 Nassau Street,. Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New
York
TX PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ARNER
Il 9. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County o New York
against Andrew r Culver. late OF tho Countv ~ New
York. deceased, 10 present the same with voucher
thereof 10 the subscriber its place OF transacng
business No 50 Wall Street IN the city OF New yor
on or about the first dsy OF May
rI, e~ 10TH me e'SEenh day ~ October 1905
IHh NEW YORK LIFE StRANCE TRUST
- Executor. 80 Wall Street y Y
BEVERLEY W ROBINSON atty for executor.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 6S3 6 set Moon rises Sl3 Moons age I6
HIGH WATER.
A M-Sardy Hook 946 Gov Island 1910 He'll 1908
PM-Sandy 1898 Gov. Island 1921 He'll 1914
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05
INCOMING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY
yessal From. Line
st;recian Prince Barbados October Prince
sPonce .......... Ponce. October 80. &
Breagne .HaTre, october u french
hia tIoIftdF Octeoer 20
MaTteilO. nun tlcloDeI Il NliSOA
ROTTERDAM, NctoOer ftO!lahd-Am
Glasgow October Anchor
-inance Colon October 3U...-...-.. Panama
.~aracas Juan. October 81. RED
Gibraltar. October "A
Perus tIpfdltar OclODer "A .AhcEloF
El Nestor. october 50 Pachc
New Orleans October 80. so Pacific
City anneh. November Savannah
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER g.
kaiser H.. Bremen, october G Lloyd
Samlaud Antwerp October Red Star
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER Z.
.rsutonic Liverpool October 81 White star
SAN Jac!nto. Galveston October 81 Mallory
Brings mail.