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New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
BIG BLAZE IN l.. 1. CITY.
Vdrnish and WindO7c Factories Con-
Sumed- Estimated Loss $500, 900.

one OF the most spectacular fires that have taken
place n the vicinity of this city in some time Oc-
CURED last night IN Long Island City The fire was
n the varnish factory OF Pratt Lambert. IN
Borden avenue. and extended TO the window sash
mandatory OF Blanchard Co. Several thousand
feet OF lumber. as well four freight cars loaded
with lumber were also burned.
The East Side and a good portion OF Brooklyn
were mshted by the flames. which rose several hun
dred feet. There was also dense smoke. -Four
alarms were sent f.. and Chief Croker assumed
command after the third alarm The estimated
loss was Ss0o0o. the factories being consumed
Incoming Long Island Railroad trains were
blocked and passengers had TO walk over tao miles
10 reach the station. The Long Island City ter
minaJ crowded With prospective passengers.
who could get trains for several hours after
the regular time Lack Of water allowed the fire 20
spread and the fremen had hard work saving the
gasworks of the railroad and the plant OF the
Colonial Paper Bag Company, both adjoining.
During the fire tank containing 900 gallons OF
turpentine exploded Several smaller tanks Of var
nish also exploded. No one was injured by the eX-
pOsiOns
Lieutenant James Bridges. OF Engine Company
l3S received serious int tlrfes while the way 10
the fire. While passing under the Viaduct over
one side and he was swept on lie received severe
injuries and had several ribs fractured and
was taken 10 St Johns Hospital ,.,
upon the fire, and Standard Oil tugs from the yards
OF nat company adjoining threw streams upon the
FIRE but the nature OF the oils on which the flames
the resources Of the fire fighters concentrated
upon the paper box factory. separated from the
away from that the fire was finally conquered at
about o'clock. three hours after il started.
Several fremen were overcome by heat and smoke
while fighting the flames, hut recovered and went
hack work
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
INVESTIGATE MURDER OF DRIVER
Thomas Curran Held Without Bail on
Charge of Homicide

Ira c.. Darrin District Attorney OF Queens
County, and Police Captain Tracy and the de-
tctives attached 20 the 18th Precinct in Long ISL
and City spent the greater part Of yesterday in
Testigatine the murderous assault on Patrick
Fields II No I25 Jackson avenue, who was found
dying his home on Sunday morning. and died
several hours later in St Johns Hospital Thomas
Curran was charged yesterday with the crime and
held without bail on a charge OF homicide The
complaint was made by Detective Mcdonald
Thomas Matthews. a printer, of No p Orchard
street. was arrested and later released in SEQ
bonds as a witness.
II was on Matthewss information that Curran
arrested. Captain Tracy said that Matthews
told him fve days that Curran and Fields were
enemies. and that Curran had threatened Fields
Both Fields and Curran We're employed as drivers
by the DeRnOn Construction Company.
When found Fields refused TO tell who assaulted
him. He admitted. however, when he learned that
he was dying. that he had been attacked by a
driver. the police say.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
MARYLAND CHILD LABOR LAW TEST.
Nearly 10 Per Cent of Young Workers Ply
sically or Mentally Weak.

Baltimore. Sept. lO-The Child Labor law, regu-
lating the employment of children, which was
passed at the last session OF the Maryland Legis-
lature. has been in effect week and some in
teresting facts have been brought to light.
The number Of child labOrers under sixteen years
old in the state. according To the estimates made
by the officials OF the Bureau OF Statistics from
the data hand. is considerably over ten thousand
More than hfty-seven hundred certificates emitting
the children 10 work have been issued and nearly
six hundred children have failed receive certh-
Gates because Of physical mental deficiencies
The figures show that about IL per OF the child
workers Of the state either illiterate phys
ically deficient.
age from working, and requires that all child work.
ers between twelve and sixteen of register
at the offiCe Of the Bureau Statistics obtain
certificates enabling them to work. II empowers
the examiners refuse this permission in they
are physically or mentally unfit 10 work
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
PASTOR AND ASSISTANT RESIGN.
Both Leave the Bethesda Congregational
Church. in Brooklyn.

The Rev Charles Herald pastor. and the Rev
O. NJ. Caward assistant pastor. Of the Bethesda
Congregational Church Brooklyn have resigned
While MI CaWard VIII become pastor Of the Con-
greuatiCnal church ar Mattoon. III. Mr.. Herald
has no definite plans for the future. He is an
Euglishman. and # is said. may return 20 his na-
tive land. He said yesterday that there had been
trouble IN the church for a long time. although
existed between himself and his assistant
whose resignation a complete s1rOrise to
him.
Trouble began IN the church. far the pub
Lc knows, two years ago. il rumoTed then
that Mr.. Herald and Nj Caward differed some
what IN their religious views. IN February. 1905
Ar- Herald resigned. but he withdrew his resig-
nation before the eu1 ~ the month He has
preached for more than quarter Of a century and
mas been pastor Of the Bethesda CONGREGATIONAL
Church. formerly branch Of the Central Congre-
gationa Church. for more than sixteen wears
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
FOR THE BETTERMENT OF ACTORS.
Committee of National Civic Federation TO
Take Up Work at New Astor.

The National Civic Federation has taken the first
step in the proposed work Of hette-ing the condi-
t!on OF the actors Of America The committee Of
welfare work having for its object the effort 20
improve the working conditions OF the professions
and trades generally. has decided 10 take up the
subject Of the conditions OF the actor from prRc
teal standpoint
The committee has agreed 20 cooperate with the
theatrical firm OF Wagenhals & kemper. These
managers are the owners Of the newly erected
Aetor Theatre and Il is in this PLAYHOUSE that the
work OF the CDmmttee Will begin. This better
,oarf rlsn win i1ciude ideas of sanitation lighting
model dressing rooms and an other things that
,-tl contribute the convenience and the comfort
OF members of the profession II the plans work
out 20 a proper conclusion. there VIII he intro
6uced IN an the important theatres II the country
lecture courses for actors. rest rooms, exhibitions
Of picfuvrs and and such other features as
--fli give actors advantages for the acquiring Of
specialzed Information which could only he other
N'ise obtained az great expense OF time ana money
Among the members OF the committee are Thomas
Il elicer. August Belmont II, Homer Folks,
Aionas G T. Grain and John s Huyier. The sec
r~tary is Ernest Stagg Wilton
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
!. C. COMMISSION READY FOR WORK.
Investigation of Cotton Export Rates First
u. P. Elevators Next
IFram Tho Tntbane Ruraau ]

Washington. Sept l0.-Beginning tomorrow, the
Interstate Commerce Commission. recently organ
tzed with members, and with authority great
~ enlarged under the Railroad Rate Law. will start
business in earnest Tie commission has invited
representative Of the cotton roads 70 appear IN
Washington discuss the problems connected with
the subject Of cotton export rates. on account OF
the peculiar conditions in the transportation or
cotton. with iuctuating water rates al small ports
IL is maintained by cotton exporters that the COM
mission will work an unnecessary hardship II
dirty days notice OF change Of rate is required
Following the conference on export cotton rates,
the members Of the Interstate Commerce COmTnls-
sion VIII 20 70 Chicago 10 hear, on September L. a
case involving the elevator allowances of the Union
Pacific Railroad On September lS a hearing VIII
be given 10 representatives OF the Pacinc coast
Lumber Dealers Association
The Investigations under the TiIlman-C Gillespie
resolution the relations of the railroads with
coal ana oil companies viii follow. The commits
fiOners will 90 10 Omaha, Denver and salt Lake
CITY 10 make this inquiry. Messrs Lane, clark and
Harlan the commissioners, have all taken the
oath Of office and the payroll
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
Public Notices.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

coPArtment Of Filsnss BIrsau for the COIlsetien
OF raxes. Ns~ York. ssptsnbsr .. Iscs.
TAXPAYERS WHO DESIRE TO OBTAIN their
bills g.omPtly should naks immedists written
requistion 6lsnks may Be procured In ths
eoro1gh 0fficesl stating shsir prcpsry By section
copy Of same from their bills Of last year
II taxpayer 70 assessed for personal tar thu
rsquisiti0n should also request siil for such taI-
Each rscuisitisa should be accompanied By an
envelope bearing the proper address Of the sppli-
cant. and vita return psstaEs prepaid.
IN case of any dsubt IN regard % ward. section.
cseds 20 the Department Of Taxes and Assess
ments and have their proDsrty Iscatsd on the
maps o. that Department ana forrard 10 tho
Deputy Rscsivsr 0f Taxes with the rsquisition a
certified msmOrantum ef their property which
viii oe furnished By the Department o; faxes and
rarPsyers In this manner will receive their
oils rsturnsd 5T mail az the earliest possible
nement sne sveid any delay caused BY waiting
tion
The reSuisiti0a must be addressed and mailed
% the Deputy ascsivsr % Taxes IN whichever
eoreusn the property Is located as fellows.
John NeDonOugh Nc 81 Chambers ,trest
Borough Of Msnhsttan, New York
avenues. Borough a. The Br0nx New York
James B. Bousk Municipal Building. Borough of
George X Greed corner Jackson avenus and
Firth street Long islsah City. Borough of
John De Morgan. Borough Hall St George
Af,sr recsiving the bills tie taxpayer will see
that they are properly ree1sSd. then draw check
Taxes and mail eill and check with ad-
dressed envelope with the return postage prepaid
to the Deputy Rse.ivsr. 10 vhIehsver borough the
Checks should be mailed as soon as possible
after tbs bills have been received By the taxpayer
All bills paid during October must be related be-
fs-e Daynsnt
DAVID E AUSTEN
Receiver OF Taxes
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
NEGRO CLERGY PROTEST.
DiSpleaSed at Exhibition of Bush
man in Monkey House.

The protest against the exhibition in the Bronx
geological Garden in the monkey house OF Otto Ben
20. the pygmy Bushman recently brought from
Africa by Professor Werner, came a head yester-
day when a deputation from the American Colored
Baptist Ministers Conference visited the park to
protest 10 Director Hornaday against the further
exhibition Of the pysmy. The deputation consisted
Of the Rev. J. II. Gordon, superintendent of the
Brooklyn COlored Orphan Asylum; the Rev. S. w
Timms. pastor OF the Brick Holy Trinity Baptist
Church. of Brooklyn; the Rev. DR.. a D. Chandler
pastor Of the New York Baptist Temple; the Rev
Dr. w. H. Slater. pastor Of the Shiloh Baptist
Church of New Rochelle. and the Rev C. H.
Simms, pastor Of the Union Baptist Church. Of
ing Mr.. HOrnaday. he had gone home before it
arrived. but Nj Gordon. who acted as spokesman
fO- the deputatio1. said:
=, The placing of the boy in the cage with monkey
hard enough time as it is. in getting away from
the prejudice that it is closely related 10 the
placed on exhibition with monkey
II Professor Werner found difficulty in dispOsing
OF the boy, why did ne not apply to us2 We would
is Christian couutTY and fSe exbibitioS eV5enty lS
aims to be Observation-Disclosures sI- az tbe Darvinia5
theory of evolution. The Darwinian theory is alb
demonstration in its favor should not be pe4
mtted Neither the Negro nor the white man is
degrades a human beings manhood
II NJ, Hornaday refuses TO put an end to the
and II this does not prove effectual We shall hold
llLe'Ss liLISSetLu6 OF pIotest Inc rev. Ut MacAr-
thur. OF Calvary Baptist Church. has advised
on this procedure.
Director Hornaday said later:
The whole proceeding Is ridiculous and unfortu-
nate If meeting II protest is organized or we
are compelled 70 remove the boy, It will only bring
the Negro race into ridcule. Though a believer
myself IN the Darwinian theory, had idea Of
using the exhibition to enforce it. The boy is on
exhibition simply because the public wishes 10 see
him. He is well treated and happy Similar ex-
hbitons have been held. without protest both IN
this country and in Europe. and see no reason
for the present excitement.
To say that the boy IL placed in the cage 10
show hts similarity 10 the monkey is nonsense He
Is much more intelligent than many white men
whom have known. He had simply become
white elephant upon Or. Verner's hands, and
took this method of relieving him. The exhibition
shan certainly be continued, unless the directors
OF the park decide otherwise
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
COAL PRODUCTION GOES UP.
Output Was Forced to $476,75s,s63 in An
ticipation Of q Strike.

T,dward W Parker, statistiCian OF the United
states Geological Survey the production % coal in
she United States ia 1870 amounted 10 S92gs3n
short tons having a value an the mines Of Si76
1858 surprising in both quantity and value all
,ore,fo,ls records IN tie history - the country
Compared with 1908 the output In 1876 exhibits an
increase Of ll02SiS short tons or over Il per cent
IN quantity and - Sl2Ss5s32 or over per cent IN
value.
SKere Pennsylvania anthracite. with value ~ the
Alnes Of Sisl So 0ya The total production of btu
snADous coal and lgUi-e sl5.--s.ssl short tons
,aited "a s33 -. sC The production of anthracite
c0ol In PENNSYLVANIA in 1855 s.VGl5l short tons
Fnore than that Of 1894 while the Increase IN the
srofucfion % hiIumilOus coal and Ignite 3d.
70 - ehCrt tons A pcrion OF these Increases in
fofh anthracite and biturnfnOus production Is
,raced hy Mr. Parker 20 che efforts OF operating
cornuanics provide "A supply Of fuel In antcipa-
On OF 4 suepension q mining n April
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
CAR RIOTS IN FRISCO.
Mann Shots Fired When Strike
Breakers Appear.

San Francisco. Sept. 1O.-As aftermath to
the recent strike on the United Railroads. a riot
broke out tonight when the streetcar company
started 20 march about two hundred strike
breakers from the car barns at Turk and FIJI
more streets 10 the ferry building.
Many shots were fired by the armed guards
escorting the men. and half-dozen persons are
reported wounded. The strike breakers are
guarded in the Ferry building by the police. and
twelve men have been arrested. A large mob
is in front OF the Ferry building waiting for the
police 10 bring out the prisoners.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
BIG PURCHASE OF U. P. STOCK.
Chicago G. Northwestern Quietly Buys Up
41,000 Shares.

An interesting item In the balance sheet of the
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company. pub
lished last week. the purchase Of Il 900 shares
Of Union Pacific preferred stock al cost Of g. S4O-
CO., which figures out a trie under S94 a share. the
price at which the last sale OF the stock was made
in the market. IL Is learned from official sources
that these shares bought in the open market
from time 10 time during the fiscal year which
ended June 80. No further purchases have been
made since the balsnee sheet made up at the
end Of the fiscal year.
II is stated that the stock bought partly as
investment OF funds. and partly because il was
Olsdered desirable for other reasons have some
Of the stock 1t is reported in Wall Street that the
81. Paul also has recently acquired a block OF
Union Pacific preferred
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, Sept. 10, 1906.

ARRIVED.
steamer Bowie ,Frl Kerr Liverpool August 81 10 the
White star Line with mdse. Southeast Of Fire Island
at s.2p = m
steamer Minneapolis (Brl. Gates. London September l.
mdse- Arrived at the Bar at S:35 a m.
steamer La Bretagne tFr Nerlynde Havre September
l. the Comagnie General Transatlantique S57
cabin and $50 seerage passengers and mdse Arrived at
the Bar at 5.25 m
Steamer Kroonland. Doxrud. Antwerp and Dover Sep
teuber l. the Red Star Line with 40 cabin 21T
seeraEe passengers mails and mdse Arrived az the Bar
Steamer American Dutch. Markschaeger Antwerp
August = 20 Philip Ruprecht in ballast Arrived at the
Bar AZ $50 p N.
Steamer Nieuw Amsterdam Dutch. Boujer Rotterdam
September ] and B0ulogne . the Holland America
Line, with "a cabin and S04 steerage passengers and
mdse- Arrived AZ the Bar al lis m.
Steamer Elise Marie Ger Siege. Rotterdam. August
70 TO Philip Ruprecht In ballast Arrived az the Bar
steamer Manuel CaIvo ,spam CASTILLO. Genoa August
2l Naples - barcelona 26 Malaga . and CHdiz 80 20
the touparia TrasatauriCa. with 100 cabin and 528
steerdsr passengers and use Arrived al the Bar az
, ?
Steamer Northman Riever Port Arthur 10 days with
on 90 the n Guney Petroleum 60. vessel 20 James W
ElNeN a Co Left Cuarnntine at s1I a m
The southern Pacific Co with and ndse Lert
quarantine - a. m
steamer Christian Bors CNoD. lille Baltimore. sep
tember Barber Co. with mdse In transit Left
Quarantine an - a m VIII hnish loading for River
Plate
Iackawanua Railroad ferryboat ithaca.
steamer Huron. Chichester Boston % tae CIyde steam
ship co. win mfse Passed IN Quarantine 1905 . m
sandy Hook y J. Sept 10. $50 H-wind south. mod
eiate freeze. fair, hazy on shore
SAILED.
Steamer Gunther Ger RIO JaneiTo. etc
Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
Citations.
T-HL. EDwARD.-THE PEOPLE OF THE


y state Of York by grace OF God and in
dependent Anna WoerishOder Mathilde Riedl
Redenstein Adolf Schalk Emily Arnim. Hermann A
Uhl Oswald W Chl. Annabel Steusser the heirs
Of kin Of Edward UhI deceased. send greeting;
Whereas Lewis Cass Ledyard Anna WOerishOfer. Of
tire City Of New York, have lately applied the
Surrogate's Court Of County Of New York.
certain instrument in writing. dated June i3 1898
relating real and property duly proved
az will and testament OF Edward Uhl. late Of
County OF New York deceased Therefore you and
OF you cited appear before the Surrogate
County OF New York his Office in the County
of York the 10Th day OF October thousand
hundred and six half past ten o'clock in the
forenoon OF that day then and there 20 attend the
probate the said last will and
you hereby cited. under the Of
twenty-one required 70 appear by
dian, II have or II you have none. 70 appear
and apply for be appointed. in the Of
your neglect failure do a guardian will be ap-
pointed by Surrogate represent for IN
the proceeding
testimony whereof have caused the seal Of the
SurrOgate's Court OF the said county Of New
IL. 81 York bs hereuntO affixed. Witness Hon.
Frank T Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of said
a county. the fourteenth day
of August n the year OF Lord one thousand
hundred and DANIEL J. DOVDNEY.
Clerk Of the SurrOgate's Court.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
SurrOgate's NoticeS.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Il Frank T FftzEeraId. a Surrogate OF the County OF
New YORK 18TH 1905 notice Is hereby given
to all persons having claims AGAINST EDITH Parker Slim
r Iafs ~ the County York deceased present
lie same with thereof % the subscribers their
ysc ~ rransactlng business. No 40 Wall Street
tv OF New York before the tenth day Of January
ARTHUR II. MASTEN. WILLARD PARKER BUTLER.
MAsTES a NICHOLS. Attorneys for Executors 20 Wall
Street. New York City
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
PROMOTION FOR D., l. &w. EXECUTIVE

Frederick :. Mills, who mas been with the Lack
aVanna Railroad for almost twenty wears and Tor
several chief clerk in the general freight depart
rnent in this city, has been made contracting
freight agent, with headquarters al No i29 Broad
way The vacancy caused 10y his promotion has
been filled hy tie appointment chief clerk u q
= Division Freight Agent Lear. 30 and General
Eastern Freight Agent Duke.
arrsl.cetacut D. also made 81 tAe appointluent
a. r : Giles as chief Il Tariff Bureau of Tie Cen
e.al Freight Department VI Tie LackaWanna Rail-
sos4
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
MCGIBBON & CO.

Invite inspection of their Linen and
Blanket Department, i'm which are now
beinq shown important and numerous
additions to previous very wide
assortments.
New designs in Ia BILE D a m SIX,
Embroidered Sheets and Pillow Cases,
Imported Blankets and ComfortaoIes,
Lace and Embroidered Centres and Doyhes.
Broadway at Nineteenth.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

l. Abnsr C Thomas { Surrogats or the County OF New
York notice hereby given to Az persons having claims
against Fitzpatrick late OF the County
deceased present the with vouchers thereof
his place OF transactins business
he ID. Dovling his attorney, 80
Broadway City Of New York. or before the 1sts
q OF September next
Dated New York. the l2th Gay O March. 1909
EDWARD p. BOWLING, Attorney for Exscutor. 80
Broadway Borough Of Manhattan. New York Cfry.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
a MlLLloN IN JuNk IN PANAMA.

washington Sept l6-fhe ssle Of 7eJ5 tons of
cast iron junk the Isthmus % Panama for $4,000
recently has encouraged the Canal Commission 10
believe IL has small fortune IN worthless ma
chinery purchased from tHa French Canal com
pany There are thirty miles Of ground strewn VITA
similar machinery. Il o. e-timat"4 a.at IL VII b.
worth 81 .000o or more. Among f.e Items that H..
CxuHe in this scrap 230 Belgian engines e,4.~Ise
VIII ce.psg boilers sDd bEODzs tglss.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
MooUl INDIANS IN CIVIL wAR.

Washington. Sept lo-A telegram from the super
inien6ent of tho Mooui Indian reservation IN An
zOna 70 the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs indi-
Gates that there IS active state Of civil war
befgeen two factions Of Indians IN OTelba Village
a. thar reservation. The Indians have long been
clV.GSa the question % supporting the govern
sncnt policies. ana tie I.lefsage received to-day
states That one of the parties has driven the other
-l o. q
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1T Is

intention OF the undersigned sols heirs
kin Joshua Pratt late OF tbs OF
ChenangO County. deceased apply for
administration upon the goods chattels and credits
said Joshua Pratt deceased upon giving bond
csedns double amount Of the claims OF the creditors
which may be presented against sucn estate ana an
creditors hereby notified present their claims
Joshua Pratt Hon Albert F. Glsdding.
County OF Chen2nso, Surrogate
Norwich ChenanEo County. " Y.
application VIII be made for such letters OF al
miuistratiOn.
Dated August IS 1905
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate Of the County OF
~. yoTk notice IS -ereby given persons having
Claims against Robert Al Hazard late OF East Orange
to the subscriber his place ansactinE bust
ness the once OF j. Greenfield. 81 Broadway in
Der next
CHARLES HAZARD.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11

l. Abner G Thomas q Surrogate OF County OF New
York notice hereby given 70 al persons having claims
deceased 70 present the with vouchers thereof
subscriber her place OF -lseStlns business, No Al
in the City OK New YORK on or before tns
2Ith dav OF september lext
DatsS New York. 10Th day OF March, 1904
MARY I MCCALL ExscutTix under last WIN and
Testament o John A. Mccall deceased
uAPBV N BOTTONfEs II Wall Sect Borough OF Man.
New York city.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
INCOMING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY
Vessel Fronn Line
@l1aser Wilhelm. Bremen. September Lloyd
- ChTistiansand. September .ScanAl
@Aianca Colon, September Panama
Trinidad Thomas, September Ouehe,
-Furnessa-.-.. ---.-ilasgOw September
~CETacas. san Juan. September Red ID
q Plata Ban BADGES, August 20 p
HI NOrte Galveston September a. Morgan
Liverpool. Aus
City OF Memphis Savannah. September TO- SAVANNAH
Gosser kurflrst.- Bremen. September 1.....N I.oyd
Denver Galveston. September J. Mallory
II Galveston. September ..
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER u
sTeutonc Liverpool sept .mber 5 White star
Konigin I.uise Naples. August 81 II,-l
SSInolefsk Rotterdam September Russian Vol
Sfariina 81 Thomas Scptembe- Quebec
Graf Waldersee Plymouth. September Ha,nh- Am
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER I3
~Deufschland therbOuTg. September Harnb N
LANDAU swansea. August 30
Palermo. Anchor
II Vale. WESTON. September
city OF Columbus. annah. September Savannah
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER a.
~Cearense. Barbados. September g. - E}5ob
Oceana. Cherhours. september s.. HanI- m
.p-,rs