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, 1907-02-14
AGAIN Loading Ice.

Large amounts OF ice for the Kan
sas division Of the Union Pacific are
being loaded here, twenty-four cars
having been forwarded last night and
eight cars the night before. The Ice
is of good quality and thick enough
for all purposes.
, 1907-02-14
Land sold to Ranch Firm.

Ernest B. Steadman today transfer
red to Gresley & Logan, the Centen-
NAL valley ranchmen, land In sections
80, n and "a, township 16, and section
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WILL ADOPT
new COLOR
PAINTERS FOR RAILROAD CON-
PANY TO CONVERT BUILD
INGs INTO NEW TINT.
Cream to Replace Dark Red Now In
Use and Expected to Work Reve-
lation In Appearance Signal
M~aintainer's House Already Given
New Tinoe-Railroad Matters.

1. L. Woodward Of Ogalallah, Neb,
is here with a force of six men to be-
gin the painting of all the irst-class
buildings belonging to the railroad
company the new standard color,
cream the signal maintainer's new
house near the rolling mills having
already been given a coat Of the new
color. The buildings to be SO re-
painted include the Union Pacific no.
tel and depot, the baggage and express
offices, the telegraph and trainmas-
ter's Offices. the freight depot, the
company dwelling and section build
ings and the Office of the district fore
man at the shops. The new color will
not be applied to the second-class
buildings, which include the shops,
roundhouse and rolling mills.
Interior Work First.
MI. Woodward will not put his men
to work for the present on the ex-
terror of the buildings, on account OF
the cold weather, the men being EN-
ployed for a week or two yet on the
interior of the buildings, all Of which
will receive attention. The new color
has been adopted for all the company
buildings along the system, n will
have a tendency to greatly brighten
up the looks of the buildings.
cabooses May Be Changed.
Some railroad men believe that the
color Of the cabooses belonging to the
system, which was recently changed
from yellow to red. will be changed
back, as the yellow color is easier to
see in the dark, helping the engine
men to keep track Of the caboose.
The color was changed some months
ago, all the way-cars on the Wyoming
division now being in the dark red
forming the standard tint.
Flat Wheel the Cause.
Speaking Of the new color for Ca
booses and the difficulty trainmen
have in seeing them in the dark, a
good story is told on Conductor Gus
Stroup. The conductors caboose had
a very fiat wheel and the trainmen
were quite used to the peculiar thump
the fiat place made as the train pro-
ceeded. The defective wheel was
taken out and replaced in the yards
here without the knowledge Of Mr..
Stroup. He had occasion not long ago
to stand by the track and wait for the
arrival Of his car. The moo was not
shining. Mr.. Stroup was thinking OF
the wife and babe at home, and being
III he would have no trouble in rec
ognizing the familiar "clack-clack" OF
his fiat wheel, he did not notice that
the end Of the train had passed him
until the caboose was several car
lengths away from him. It is said
that II Gus could develop that gait Oh
the tanbark track he would win prizes
enough to land him on the brightest
side Of Easy street for several weeks
, 1907-02-14
Working BY

Working BY Typewriter
The county clerks ONCE today added
a new Smith Premier typewriter to the
office equipment, one of the newest
and best machines or hat popular
make.
, 1907-02-14
SESSION OF FORENOON DEVOTED
ALMOST ENTIRELY TO FINAL
ACTION ON NUMBER
OF MEASURES.

List Includes McMurray Uniform Leg.
islation Bill, Crumrine Library
Bill, Callahan Final Settlement
Bill and Winkleman High License
Bill, Latter Not Affecting Saloon
Business In City Size of Laramie.
, 1907-02-14

2. township Is. range rs. the consider-
alton being 81. The land Is near Cen.
tennial,
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star Heater k III

William Sites, the star heater FOR
the merchant train at the rolling mills.
, 1907-02-14
Signed by Governor.

Special to The Republican.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Feb. 1.-THE fol-
lowing bills We're signed by the COVER
nor yesterday afternoon:
H. B. No. 20, 81, SO, 5S, 6S, IA, 81, SO,
IS, Sc and 2.
, 1907-02-14
PRINCESS RUPoLl e A

Widow Of Prince Charles %Bonaparte
Succumbs at Rome.
Rome, Feb. 1.-THE widow OF
Cristini Rupoli. is dead here, aged Ga
years.
, 1907-02-14
Work started on cuton

A ranchman from the neighborhood
that work has already started on the
, 1907-02-14
New Bill in House,

New Bill in House.
Special to The Republican.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Feb. 1.-THE fol-
lowing new bill was introduced in the
house this morning:
H. B. No. 1853, by Mr.. Godfrey, relat-
ing to municipal courts.
, 1907-02-14

Continued ON page ~
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
BAD BILL, SAYS LODGE.
bay State Public Opinion Measure
Originated By anarchists.

Boston Sept. Ex-senator Henry Cabot Lodse
delivered address before the Central LaDof
Union of Boston tonight the public opinion Gill;
which defeated by the House in the last Mas
sachuSetts Legislature. Senator Lodge eXpla1neu
that he gave the address because he did not thihk
gravity the measure and its far reaching e.
feet fully appreciated by the people generdly
The public opinion bill provides that on request OF
thousand voters for the submission of any queS
tion for expression of opinion, the state ballot
law commission shall frame the question, and on
five thousand voters signing applications, the ques
ton shall be placed the ballot at election
Senator Lodge said in part:
The bill would nothing less than complete
revolution in the fabric government. ana
would undermine and ultimately break down the
repreSen tative principles in political and GOV
enmental system. 1t found its origin, thlnFs
is to destroy present institutions and forms OF
government and replace them with socialism or
anarchy.
Those who supported the bill appeared to be
under the pleasing deusion that no questions
would find their way to the ballot except nose
which made for the obvious improvement or So
Ciety. The adrOit and unscrupuOuS with scAeiheeS
for their profit with devices to lnJure ueIl
opponents. would be much more likely 70 get queS-
tions placed the ballot than any one else
I have seen asserted that this system Woud
break the power of the boss and the loppylSt-
On the contrary. il would give to those VINO MAKE
a business of politics and who seek Legislation Tor
their own profit an unrValled opportunity Tor they
would be always prepared, they would nave i5 Ist5
five thousand signatures always ready, they Wo1!9
by dummy questions all queStlonS ulSy GU aIu
not like and place upon the ballot artfuly drawn
questions to serve their own purposes
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
OR4TORY FOR HOBOES.
FiUe Speakers and Three "CdsuaI
LabOrers" at Meeting.

The Hoboes Association otherwise. and more Off
a mass meeting last night in of the side rooms
of the Manhattan Lyceum. in East 4th street Ihefe
were eight persons present when the mass meeting
was called order and three of the crowd were
without collars and neckties. The others had col
lars and whiskers: that is. the cid, for there
woman. DR.. Ella Jennings, of Brooklyn
So there were five orators the three woebegone
who might be taken representative OF inc
Hoboes' Association. And the three stood for u'e
oratory of the majority.
]. E How field agent of the organization opeheu
the meeting and made the longest speech. MI
How has been advertised extensively million
aire who gave his heritage to the cause OF me
homeless road wanderer. In his speech he said that
he felt the hobo loafer, but casual
laborer" He thought that if the hoboes should or
ganize they might corner casual labor Whatever
that might be we could serve notice, said MY
How lingering his beard and smiling at the trio
who represented the great American tramp we
could organize and force people TO pay the rlghI
price for casual labor"
Nobody applauded and of the presumaoe
hoboes nipped off piece of "chawing tobacco
Then Mr.. How talked of religion in its bearing On
trampdon. DIR. Ella Jennings spoke on the Christian
ity of the tramp. Following her came Gustav Anier
There were others and while the speeches were al
their height two more men without collars came IN
They seemed uncomfortable. but they were game
and did not go until the fest announced at
an end
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
CLERGYMAN LOCKED UP AS BURGLAR.
Another Helping Hand Minister Accuses Him
of Taking Bonnets.

Edward z Matthews, thirty seven years old, who
said he was clergyman, was locked up In the
Brownsville police station last night on the charge
Of burglary. preferred by the Rev. William E Cros
bic. who said he minister in charge Of the
Helping Hand Association and lived No 210
HopkinSon avenue. Brooklyn.
Il is alleged that Matthews broke into the chapel
Of the Helping Hand Association at No 201O Full
street. and stole black bonnets used by the
collectors Of the association and the chief
minister's badge.
According TO the police, the two men who have
beer carrying on the work of the association, had
disagreement time ago. and Matthews was
ordered 10 cease his connections with the assOca-
II is alleged by Crosbie did not do So
but went on collecting subscriptions. Crosbe said
that il necessary for Matthews TO have the caps
used by the women collectors, vino. il is said ia
vored Matthews in the trouble, and that he went
TO the chapel and took them.
The Rev. Mr.. Crosbie said that Matthews was
the husband Of the late Major Sadie Moore Of the
Volunteers of America, and that he had been con-
nected with the organization. Nh. Crosbie also
said that ne was going 10 continue his work in
Brownsville
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
LITTLE CHAIN sHLoME NOW SAFE.
Mother Finds Him, and He Will Not Be De
ported to Poland.

Chain Shlome KIeman, nine years old and used
big cities Will have chance. after all to learn
about university settlements, Tammany and base
ball scoreboards such they do not have
in Warsaw. for yesterday he found his mother.
brother and sister; or, rather. he will be claimed
by them to-day at Ellis Island.
IF Chain Shlome is overcome with happiness
at the meeting ChaJo Sarel Kleiman, his
parent yesterday afternoon. then he will be un-
able take the walk uptown TO the apartment
where she lives with her brother. Max Weiss, st
No. 791 Ninth avenue, even though he knows what
d long walk IT is from the Polish capital 10 era
COW.
Chajo Sarel read yesterday in of the Jewish
dailies how her youngest child but had come
all the way from Warsaw, only to be held Just
without the gates She tainted. which perhaps
her prerogatve.
Woman woman" said brother Max. why. he
is not dead: and II he get to America only
rub1e he will make his way"
Chajo Sarel has supported herself and her two
children. Raphael and Annie. since she left her
husband in Warsaw three years ago. To-day the
family and relatives will Ellis Island
and identify Chain Shome that he may not
be sent back to Warsaw.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
EVIDENCE DISSATISFIES CORNELL.
Paroles Polioeman's Alleged Assailant to
Learn About Clubbing Charge.

Magistrate Cornell. sitting yesterday in the West
Side court. was not satisfied that he had got all
rhe evidence in the case when Fatrolman Cannon.
Of the West 47th street station. arraigned Charles
A Hall, an undertaker's assistant, a charge Of
assault and so he paroled the prisoner in the
custody Of his employer for further examination
This morning.
6st street Saturday night. and during the fight
Cannon was knocked senseess with brick He
went TO Roosevelt Hospital for treatment. Hall
was also injured and having his cuts attended
10 at the hospital when he arrested. Several
other policemen Corroborated G1annon's story in
the court. Hall charged that Cannon used his
club without discretion and hit any who
came within range Of IL He told the magistrate
that he would have witnesses in court this morn
ing support him in his statement John A Mur-
ray clerk in Delaney Nicoll's law office, testi-
fed that he saw a policeman club Hall
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
INQUIRY INTO GORAH INDICTMENT
iRy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

By Telegraph TO The Tribune.
Denver Sept Ex-senator Borah. OF Idaho, has
entered rpon the fight of his life His indictment
for land frauds instigated alleged by former
Federal Jjdge James II. Beatty and United States
Attorney Ruick is to be investigated by special
federal grand jury.
Members of the jury which indicted Mr.. Borah
have made affidavit that Mr.. Ruick blhdozed them
into returning a true bill against the Senator, who
was attorney for the Barber Land Company. big
concern which obtained immense timber tracts in
Idaho by alleged fraudulent means. Former Gov
ernor Steunenberg indicted by the same jury
which indicted Mr. Borah. but the name OF John
Doe was used. saIr. Steunenberg WAS long agent of
the Barber company.
The displacement of District Attorney Rulck and
the investigation of the Borah grand jury is said
TO be the direct work of President Roosevelt The
Western Federation of Miners is behind Mr.. Ruick.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
FUTTLITY OF CHARITIES DENIED.
Salvation Army Man Takes Issue with
Robert w Bruere.

The assertion made last week by Robert w
Bruere. general agent Of the New York AS
sociation for Improving the Condition Of the
Poor that nine-tenths of the city's charities
were false based upon sentiment only. was
denied yesterday afternoon from the same plat
form at the West Side Young Mems Christian
Association. No. 317 West 9th street, by Major
Frederick Nice. attached to the headquarters
staff of the Salvation Army. He is at the head
of the anti-suicide bureau as well as in charge
of relief work generally
aNine-tenths of our charities not false or
merely sentimental" said Major Nice. There
is much work TO be done in charitable lines and
the problem that it presents will never be solved
behind rolltop desks or by organizations as
such Il viii be solved, however, by those who
are willing roll UP their sleeves, go down into
the slun1s and work"
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
NEW YORK BRIDE DEAD.
Runo1rGy Marriage ReUealed IN
Identifmng DrO7cned Girl.

Philadelphia. Sept ia runaway marriage anu
the story of an invalid mothers vain search for
her daughter came 10 light in the coroners ONCE
here to-day with the Identification Of the body OF
Mrs John Croft who WAS drowned in the Della
ware River on Wednesday. that Of a New horh
girl formerly Marguerite A Fitzgerald OF No
r5 West 12ith street.
The Identification made by c. b. Walker an
uncle Of the girl. who IS an attorney of No ia
Centre street. New York. According 70 Mr. Walk
g. both the mother Of Mrs. Croft and her grand
mother are III at their home and relatives had
been irving 10 ind her None of the family knew
anything OF her marriage until after the drowning
Bennett of this city. whose yacht they were
when the young woman was swept overheard INTO
the river by the swinging boom.
AIr Croft. who is stopping AT prominent Broao
street hotel here. together with Mr. Walker. SAYS
he introduced TO Miss Fitzgerald about hVe
weeks ago. Shortly afterward he went with her
70 Rhode Island where they married. he
and the girl were different religious beliefs. he
explains and for that reason. and because Of the
illness Of Mrs Fitzgerald. the marriage was not
made public.
Mrs Fitzgerald il seems from the story related
AZ the coroner's Office. is the widow Of a New
York Df1vsician who found dead in his office
about thirteen years ago and the shock made
her a nervous wreck The daughter only
child and the mother does not vet know of her
death. She was twenty-five years old.
M Croft saws he has New York address He
IS an EngI;shman and when in New York stopped
at the Cilsev House. He referred to himself
globe trotter" when asked abou. his business.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The CaroDia which reported to cape at ! m
Yesterday. when 1896 miles Of sandy HOOK Is tx
pected to dock about 7:30 Wednesday.
The Kaiser Wilhelm II. which reported &c @ oape tio5
yesterday. when I1co miles cast or SANDY num-
IS dock about Tuesday
The Kurfirst which reported 70 Sahle
600 a Yesterday when - miles southeast OF 'Hd'
station Is expected to dock about 7:30 m TUESDAY
The Finland which reported TO Sascons't at F" p m
yesterday. when 100 miles east OF the Nant9CNet ot
Shoals Lightship IS expected 10 dock about 10 i M "
dav
Mrnetonba. which reported to Siasconset st l-Ir
when passing the Nantucket south 9l'aiS
I.Ehtship is expected dock about 80 m t9-ttay
The Bowie. which reported to Siasconsst at 90 III
Yesterday. when passing the Nantucket south Shoais
I.Ehtshp. IS expected e dock about I3o m To-Day
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
OUTGOING STEAMERS
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer Close In New York
Japan Corea. and Philippine Isl
ande Seattlet-Shawmut To day. 500 m
Hawaii japan. Corea, China and Philip
rea r,a.' .,.-...sept ~. 600 m
New Zealand. Australia ieXcept Wesp
and NeW Caledonia tvia san Fran
cisco1-Y eddo sept - sos m
japan Corea. China and Philippine Isl
tyia and Victoria
RG5-En1press Of Jepan. Sept 25. 500 IN
Corea and China tyia
FancisCo)-America Maru- sept 27. 500
Hawaii and Philippine Islands
FranCiscol-U : transport. sept ~, 600 m
Hawaii (yia san Sept 30. 800
WeFD. New zealand
Samoan Islands Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia Vancouver and Nicto-
p CD-HOaua oct q. 500 m
F~ancisoo,MMaTiposa ........ oct r. 600 m
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
PARooNeo WOMAN ITO SIN NO MORE

ll'y Telegraph To The Tribune
Lexington. Ky Sept 15--When Mrs. Adeline
Ross steps out Of prison at London, Ky to-mor-
row she says she will try TO make an honest lIy-
ing ana sin no more against the government
Mrs Ross WAS fined $1,000 six months in
5ail for ''moonshining." and pardoned recently
by President Roosevelt She has eight children
and in order to support them she viii go to farm
ing instead of making whiskey IN violation of the
federal Ia
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
Public Notices.

\-EN YORK SUPREME COURT-NINTH JUDICIAL
y District. Putnam In the matter Of tn
phcation petition of J. Edward simmons. Charles a.
Charles y Chadwick. constituting the Board
OF Water supply OF the city Il Ne~ York 70 acquire
real esta behalf OF New
under chapter the Laws Of 1905, the Town
Philipstown. County II Putnam. New York for the pr
pose Of providing additional supply OF pure
Wholesome o city York
by that the Second separate Report Of John J.
Beauy. "a George r who
appointed Commissioners Of Appraisal in the above
matter. an Court. a
Special thereof held the Court Housa White
Plains January 10. 1901 filed
in ne nf Putnam
24th day OF August. said report bears
gust lGth 1906 Parcels numbers -. o.
a.. ST and - in this proceeding $otice
Is further given that application viii be made
special Term supreme Court ~ the State New
York. be held and for the Ninth Judicial at the
court House n Plains Westchester County. New
York. day Of October. 1907. 10 O'Clock
he Of as
order confirming said and
such other and further relief be Just.
Dated New York. Sept 9th. 1907.
FRANCIS KEY PENDLETON.
CORPORATION Counsel Records New York City.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
FATAL GEORGIA MINE EXPLOSION.

Washington. Ga, Sept ia report came here
to-day that serious explosion occurred last night
al the Columbia gold mines. the river this
county. premature discharge of dynamite IS
said to have resulted in the loss of lives
Telephone lines to the mines Of order and
details are not available
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY ouIIs.

Camden y. J.. Sept. I5.-Announcement was
made yesterday that the New Jersey Fire Insur-
Company Of this city had discontinued busi-
and would liquidate without reinsuring its
Asks. II is understood that the cause of discon-
tinuance impairment II the company's cap
.taI stoc,s OF 100000. caused BY heavy FIRE
losses
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Sunday, Sept, IS, 1907.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Columbia CD & Is. @ "a, and M9
na assengers and md,e Arrived at the Bar at l a m
Steamer DonottaT Safte oBr anGy my G5{oPa b o
gers, mails mdse. Arrived at the Bar at
Mania e. sagaPore july 20 Aien AGss IS suez -
Algiers Il Funch: Edye Co. with mdse- Arrived at
ste@mer virgin CBrp Gavin Rio 10
September = Busk & Jevons. with mdse Arrived at
steamer saiia smith Brunswick. Passed in sandy
steamer Kennebeo (Br) Reynon. June Is. Cehu
% Singapore July sahang 10 Aden August I Port
R6ech Taa 1I ffTT With dse ana Arr2ed at the Bar at 8o m
10 10 the rnited Fruit company passengers
fruit. Arrived at the Bar at 4 m r,.,.....,.
with passengers mdse to the Clyde SIS Co Left Quar-
n' Rich Phadspngla 10 with mdse to the
SANDY Hook, J. Sept IS, $50 m-Wind southwest.
moderate breeze; clear.
inventor (r1 fiuenos Ayres Bahia, etc Heronspoo
Durham. Lord stanley CFr) Auckland etc: Afghanisan
Cr) Perth Amboy Sabine Brunswick and Mobile; JEFF
ferson Norfolk and Newport News
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.
London Sept 15-Steamer Milwaukee C3r). Grflths.
Southampton Sept 14-steamer New York, Roberts New
MovilIe sept 15-steamer Caledonia d3r). Baxter. New
York for Glasgow fand proceeded.
SAILED
Fiume Sept l4-Carpathia Br New York via Palermo.
St MePSels a' Sept 9|cretic r Naples. for
Moviie sept i4-Furnessia Br) from Glasgow for New
Liverpool sept I4-carthaginian CBr,; Glasgow for
St Johns, F. ana philadelphia Tanpican 9n G5[,;
3r). New York via Queenstown Cross. ,cor, from
s0uR@mRt8n bpems6 for sf2e Tew 1F[er'' YORK der
PASSED.
Kna g LyerP9G % Pd for Boston sst Mont
real: Southwark tBD Montreal for Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
SurrOgateS Notices.

IJUOT. CHARLES En- pursuance OF an order OF
II Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the
Of Jew notice IS hereby given to all per
claims against Charles e Huot late OF the
OF Massachusetts, deceased, to present
the same vouchers thereof TO the subscriber az
the Office Of Morris & his attorneys No 135
I3roadway in the city Of York. before the
2qth day Of January next
Dated New York the 10Th day OF July. 1907
LOUIS II. IfUOT. Administrator. etc
MORRIS & PI.ANTE. Attorneys for Administrator etc.
Broadway. New York city
~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON FRANK T
| FITZGERALD. a Surrogate OF the County or Ne"
York Notice hereby given TO all persons having claims
against Louise II LeceTe late cf the County OF Ne"
Y0rs deceased. % present the with vouchers
subscriber at his place OF ransacting
business at Office Of Miller. King. Lane & TranOrt
No Broadway Borough OF Manhattan in The city Of
New YORK. or before the 9Th day OF January nsAt
Dated New YORK The 2Sth day Of June 1901
GEORGE MACCUILOCH MILLER Executor
Miller King Lane & Tranord Attorneys for Executors.
50 Broadway. New York
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
.SurrOgates Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF nON. FRANK T.
L FITZGERALD a Surrogate OF the County OF New
is hereby given to all persons having claims
aga q. Benjamin. late of the County or
York present the with vouchers there
Of he his Of transactns busi-
ness 33d street. in the City Of New York.
befor he of October
Dated New York the LIST day of April. 1901.
REMSEN s. PARSONS Attorneys for Executor. so Wal.
Street, New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
James McCreery & Co.
23rd Sfreer.
54fb Sfreef.

~, c1 54fb Street
UG DEPARTMENTS In Both Stores
On Monday, September the 10th.
Sale of Oriental and Domestic Rugs
and Carpets at the following o"
prices.
Karabagh and Shirvan Rugs.
1000 and 1900
Rare Antique Shirvan Rugs. So.oo
Mosul and Kurdistan Rugs.
1900 to $500
MahaI and Indian Carpets. Average
: ox1o f. 10000
Domestic Rugs.
RoyaI Wilton Size 9x12 #. 2s5O
Standard grades of Administer
S;,o ovt2 ft 5000 to 80 90
Tapestry and Velvet Size 9x12 fit.
1900 and 1900
Velvet Carpet. Plain figured
1.1O per yard
Best grade Administer Carpet
1.35 per yard
Plain Dhurries. One yard wide. New
sb.das 15c
LinoIeum.
InIaid Tile 1.15 per yard
Plain .oo
Printed. oOc
osrd.Sfreef 54fb >Sfreef.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
rises Sal sun 500 Neon rises - Moons age .
HIGH WATER
AM-Sardv hook :56 Gov. Island 2o3 He'll Gate S;55
P.M-Sandy Hook 2.31 Gov. Island 245 Hell Gate ass