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New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
CHINESE MYsTERIOUsLY SLAIN.
Body Found Mutilated in Laundry-Money
Drawer Not Disturbed.

Providence. R. l. Sept. S-Moy Fokin. a Chi
nese laundryman. was found unconscious In bed at
his place No. PSI Cranston street to-day with
his head terribly gashed and with bloodstained
hatchet and large knife the floor beside him He
was removed TO the hospital. where 1t is said that
he has no chance Of recovery
The assault is known to have been committed
some time after midnight, customer having seen
Fokin alive at that hour Investigation showed
that the rooms of the laundry had been thoroughly
ransacked though II was not apparent that any
thing had been stolen. The money drawer was
left untouched. FOkin was a recent arrival mere.
coming from Woonsocket where he had worked
for two years.
His fellow countTymen here say that he belonged
70 no order other than the Chinese Masons, and
the attack they say could not be result OF the
rivalry between the Hip Sing and On Leong tongs'
which recently became deadly warfare in Boston 8
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
urngE OF ALLIGATOR PEARS ARRESTED
Fruit Dealer Couldn't Qualify as Expert, SO
He Didn't Get His 35 Cents.

George Hiram Mann. lawyer. Of No. Is Will
tam street and Commissioner Of the United States
court Of Claims, decided last night 20 take meal
q, q restaurant and have cook prepare an ain
sa-or near with a salad He went into Louis
Soarn;te's fruit store, al No 1865 Broadway. ana
.zled for his favorite fruit Several pears were
shozrn 10 him. but he said they were no good
Finally one was brought out. and he asked for a
- 80 c,,t .t omen Il was cut IN half, and ac-
oorajng 10 Nj Mann. the pear was not fl TO eat
The s-orelzeeper demanded 35 cents for the fruit
which Mr. Mann refused to pay Patrolrnan John-
con If the Traffic Squad. then arrested Mr. Mann,
an5 ne was taken 10 the West 47th street station
b.-a he spent four hours in a cell before he was
taken 70 the Night Court
To Magistrate Corrtgan. Mr.. Mann told his story
..zvnv that's a perfectly good pear" said the
Magistrate What is the matter with it,
I spent four years in Florida and also some
zine in Cuba and perfectly conversant with
good and bad alligator pears This pear Is no
good 81. -
The fruit dealer said he didn't IKE the iruit' anu
couldn't qualify as an expert. So Mr. Mann was
otscharged
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
G. A. R. MEN ARRIVING.
S4R4TOG4 FILLING Up.
The Commander in Chief There
5000 Veterans ETpected:

Saratoga. y Y. Sept. s.-Amid gayly deco
rated streets veterans Of the Grand Army OF ',i7
Republic have been arriving all day 1oT 'iie
eorty-irst national encampment OF the oisdr ,
,-.,tor which viii he held here this "eeN-
Fifty thousand veterans are eNpec'eu-
may be the last encampnent held else" ne
Than ct Washington. At the bnsliiesS -
Of the organization resolution VIII pIoDf''
,a introduced fixing that city the perTna-
7er+ meeting place Of the organization h7r'
after. II is also probable that within le"
-. ~, .,,,,al encanprnent will become only
. ,,ee-tne of DELEGATES for the veterans are Il
,,-as stated bv G. A r officials tonight peColi-
sn, TOO feeble 10 attend these meetings III :"
l,odzy and to take part in the annual pardue'
Although the encampment programme VIII iV'
tegin until Tuesday. there were many ARM ~
to-day Among them were General ho"
Prince Brown. of GAINESVILLE Ohio commander
in chief; Miss Clara Barton. former pTeSl
dent Of the National Red Cross: MIS- 'oilll
a Logan, widow of General Logan haiIaIi .
sv5f, departnoent commander of New York
State: Brisadier General D. D. Wheeler anu
Senator William Warner. of Missouri 1t is ex-
nec-ed that Massachusetts will have the largest
,o-resan-e-ion Al the encampment. with -'ew
York State a close second.
Statistics made public tonight give the
membership of the Grand Army Of the Re-
public as 10000. OF these the organization
loses annually 5 per cent AS the average age
of the members is sixty years. the organization
viii exist, II is estimated. for twenty years
more.
At the session of the encampnent on IuesuaS
night Governor Charles E Hughes viii welcome
the veterans on behalf of New York State and
-, Wednesday will be given a public reception
The great parade Will take place on Wednes-
6.x
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
FAMILY IN WANT, KILLS HIMSELF
Tailor Unable to Obtain Work Uses Rope to
End His Life.

Ont Of work and respondent. Joseph Graoer'
y. Russian. who lives with his wife and nVe
ch,ldren et No. POSI- Second avenue. hanged
himself on Saturday night in the Kitchen OF MS
home. His body had fallen 70 the floor throusn
the Ioosening of q hook over which the rope was
fastened. when Grabers two young chiluieN
went TO call him yesterday morning
Crsber left a few lines IN pencil to his VIE
..,r,- -be,,noatisn7 has kept me from working for
vou and The children Graber wrote; and L
o.,,,. teer =, see YOU suffer; so 1 have decided
TO end it all"
Mrs Graber said that her husband had made
or,v 60 so last week He was a tailor.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
BANDS HELD UP PARADE
DISCORD ON LABOR DAY.
e. r. L. Told Musicians Nutcted
Mnchers-Non-Union Horses.

While the Labor Day parade of the Central Fed
Grated Union was the largest one it has hao III
many years II appeared yesterday when the coih
ittee made its report to the central body that 1t
was not altogether harmonious At first one OF
two incidents occurred which brought forth some
angry comments.
II have complaint to make" said James wal
lace OF the Asphalt Workers Union The hano
of my division held division up in Eighth avenue
until agreed to paw SO than the price agreed
on. which was s12o and. mind yous we were paying
the highest union rate"
Wallace said that he agreed give the SO to the
spokesman of the band but the latter said ne
would wait until the division fell in ine at ooth
street. Then he raised the price to so. and Wal
lace said he willing pay II rather than get
into trouble.
similar complaint made by Timothy j.
DAILY Of the Metal PoIishers' Union, who said that
the hand for his division wanted money
DAILY however. got off better than Wallace, Tor ne
told the band it would have to stick to It's bargain
and had more trouble.
The matter Of the bands was left the execu-
tive committee. Daily said that the Central Fed
Grated Union would have to pass an ironciad rule
that the musicians would have TO have union
labels on their instruments hereafter when they
played in union Ierades.
Delegate Coakley, OF the Lithographic Appren-
tees Union said that it pity that Delegate
Hiilsdorf one OF the marshals had to fall out of
line because he rode a horse whose shoes did not
bear the stamp OF the Horseshoers' Union The
delegates Of the Horseshoers Union ought TO
have 10 II that II was union morse before
the parade started.
1T was an outrage If the firm from which we
hired the horse soaked US with non-union horse.
said James McCabe. of the Gold Beaters Union
I am on the horse committee. and the Horse
shoers Union told there were none but union
horses in the stables where we hired the horses
for the marshals.''
James Hatch. of the Upholsterers' Union held
that il was either the fault Of the firm or the
delegate of the horseshoers. Il don't see, ne
said. why he should have waited until the start
of the parade before examining the shoes OF the
horses"
Hillsdorf. who had tried for some time 10 get d
chance to speak, opening AS far as l
can understand" he said. the whole thing Is a
put up job by Delegate Prince. who wanted 10 oe
marshal OF the division himself but couldn't get II
II looks to me that when he couldn't be marshal
he acted like a dog in the manser and wanted TO
get me out. He spoke to mo In an aggressive way.
That's all nonsense said Prince. The idea Of
my acting in such a way! The delegates told me
that the horses attached TO a carriage in which
was riding was non-union and got out Ike
man and walked, while 1t took a good while to
get Hillsdo-f to leave his horse"
It was decided refer the whole matter to the
executive committee.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
CAR CREW LEAVES DEAD MAN.
Body Found Beside Trolley Track in East
New York.

The body of Albert Thomas mechanlc' Oh No,
f7g7 Liberty avenue. East New York was found
,-es,erdav beside the downtown trolley track IN
Liberty avenue near Railroad avenue, oiock
and half from his home. The body was so cut
and bruised that it evident that the man had
been run over by a The motorman mad evil
Gently put his power and abandoned the victim
Members OF Thomas's family are greatly wrought
m By the conduct of the of the car that
killed him They say they will leave stone
,lnturned to bring the guilty TO justice The
last car bound downtown passed the point where
Thomas met his death about 2:2o a. m. The police
failed TO find the motorman Of 1t. Thomas left
his brother in 2 saloon near the place where he
was killed O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
Public Notices.
NOTICE TO rAxPAYERA

Department Of Finance. Bureau Tor the Col
lection of raxas, New rsrh. September Ind.
TAXPAYERS WHO DESIRE TO OBTAIN
their bills promptly should make innedtAts
the borough ofnDes). stating their porperty BY
section ward. block and tot o. map auns~,
making copy Of same FROM their oiiis Of last
"a taxpayer 5. ....s.ed Ter psr.oosl s.1 :ss
zach reaui.irioa ssould se s.eornpsniea by "a
envelope bearing The proper address Of the a1-
Riicant. AND WITH RETURN PosrASs
In case Of any doubt 10 regard 70 -srd sec
tsrs ts.sl ass4. 10 sne Dep.rtDent q Tss.s
and Assessments and have their propc<-S te.
forward to the Deputy Receiver Of Taxes. ~ith
the reauisiton- Of es<ttnei H,eu,orsadnn OF
iss u r .sa .a = '' n'
Taxpayers IN this usan.sx Will receive their
moment and avoid any delay canned s1 wait.
Ing lines. required In case sf pers0nAi
10. rsquiktie. must be Addressed and ne.ise<
to the Deputy Receives OF Taxes IN wsfchevsr
$50 JSSS J. 'ns sipenoush' Ss s. cs.nse4s .sr,.e.
Borough OF Manhattan Ss~ York
sveauns Borough Of Tne Bronx. Ne~ York
James 3 Beuck Municipal Building. BorocsA
oeorEs Z. creeS. corner I.es.oa .-,s.. .aA
p1fth street Log ISLAND city. Borough %
Joen D. Morgan. Boroush Hal 81 Goo<s~
sset.n Island. Borough Of PonnaSad New
YcrA
After receiving tse nfr1.- the taxps,~r VIII
see that they properly reoared. then draS
check for the amount TO THE ORDER
OF THE RECEIVER OF TAXES- and nal siif
and check with an aodreessd snveioPs VIII
THE RETURN POSTAGE PREPAID - rh~
D,puty Receivsx In whichever borough cso
property 10 foca1et
Checks snoSzkd r.atfed SOON po8teSs
after tas ssxzs have been received by the tax
payer. -. -. -,
DAVID Il AUSTEN.
RAcetwnr Of Taxa
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09

order Furness, Witty 4 Co Arrived st
a lOS0'p m. Tth -
Californian. Sveetser Honolulu June II and
Philadelphia September the American Hawaiian IS
Co with mdse Arrived at the Bar at s:43 a NJ
steamer Hamilton. Newport News and Norfolk
Dominion co. with passengers and mdse- Leit
Quarantine al =
Steamer Gutrine GER, Ebert Rio Janero August i!
FunCh. Edye & Co. with IA cabin and
"a staerage passengers mdse Arrived at tbs
Bar az ,-.
Southampton Cerbourg 81 TO the HAMBURG
can wit AS cabin and SS steeraSe passengers,
mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at ? ? m
Steamer Bradford Ger. Thomson. FORT ANTONIO SeI
,Anber 10 the United Fruit Company with II passeh-
gers and fruit. Arrived at the Bar az I:4o m
Steamer Algonquin. Cole. Jacksonville september ani
Charleston the clyde IS company with passengers
and udse. Left Quarantine at Ass
Delaware French Philadelphia, TO the Clyde
ss Company with mdse Left Quarantine az TO m
SANDY Hook. ]. sept s. $50 = m-Wlnd east-south-
east. light breeze. cloudy. thick haze
SAILED.
Steamers Clan Mcintyre (Br). Cape Town Port Natal
etc. q Knudsen (rlor) Norfolk; Andalusia t5er Phil
adephia jamestown, Norfolk and Newport News Mon
roe, Norfolk and Newport News Santurce -
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
SUICIDE BECAUSE OF LONELINESS.
Widow Grieyed Over the Loss Of Her Hus-
hand and Ended Her Own Life

Mrs Clara Linderbers, a widow OF SIX 'noli'.i''
=. ~ oaa Eset 9th street committed suicide by
tt.1;,g gas IN her home. and her body was dir
covered late last night She left note saying
So st,a v-as tired Of the pains of loneliness
tenants In the building said that they sTlle4ieu
gas escaping early in the afternoon Inc !ani'ol
inforned the police, and they found Mrs bdnoef-
-, -.-.,c1a5 c,1t on A bed. DR.. Kerns, Of Belle
x,,e sid that she had been dead more than an
hour.
yir,ute directions for the disposal of her money
and even keys were left in note by the woman
she even taking into account debt OF 20 cents
which she said she owed baker
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
WANT sTAPLEToN FERRY OPENED
Staten Islanders Petition Dock Commissioner
to Operate City Boats.

Petitions bearing the signatures OF more thah
eight thousand Staten Island commuters, living on
+Ee sss+ side of Richmond Borough. urging the
immediate operation of the Stapleton muhlclPai
ferry 20 Manhattan wifi he presented to Doch
Commissioner Bensel this week
The new city dock at StaEleton. which Is SAID ~
A -l,e longest and most costly constructed pier IN
.-,.rfoa ie about completed. and work on tenn
norarv waiting rcom has been begun.
Commissioned Bensei it is understood Is MOI III
favor Of operating the ferry until some time next
year which has aroused the commuters 10 actoii
t,,s of The inadequate traction service on staten
Island.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
coLIIERIES MAY CLOSE DOWN.

Pottsville, Penn. Sept. s-Coal operators in this
district declare that three-fourths Of the coleries
in the lower anthracite coal regions will be COM
PEELED TO shut down within few days because
of the scarcity Of water The Reading Coal and
Iron Company has been hauling water from
Tumbling Run for it's coeries for some time
and to-day began hauling for a number of inde-
pendents, using tank for the purpose.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
MORE PLAGUE AT SAN FRANCISCO

San Francisco, Sept. 8-One additional of
bubonic plague announced yesterday by the
Board of Health, and four suspected cases
have been isolated and under observation. The
board has authorized the creation of a temporary
hospital camp at Ingleside Thence the 80 in
mates of the city and county hospital will be
moved. and the hospital buildings. old frame
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
SOLDIERS ROUTED BY POLICE.

Junction City Kan. Sept. s.-Fifty soldiers
OF the farriers' school at Fort Riley to
Junction City early this morning release a
comrade from the county jail. The Sheriff and
the city police. from windows about the jail.
opened fire that quickly dispersed the soldiers
they sought 20 force entrance. Officers
al Fort Riley later placed guards at the JAN and
aiding In the effort 10 find the guilty men,
No che wGE shot.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
TWO HELD IN ASSAULT CASE

Lacked no in the West 47th street police station
are James A Lynch of No. s75 West 18th street.
and John Burns no address given, charged with
having robbed and assaulted Mrs Florence Ed
wards of No s46 Ninth avenue in West 46th street
sterday afternoon. The woman was badly bruised
when she appeared in the station The police say
they found bracelet belonging to Mrs Edwards
in
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
DELAWARE TO TAX ToMBsToNES
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune

TBy Telegraph % The TrlbuneI
Wilmington, Del Sept. 8.-The revenues of Della
ware will be increased by taxing the manufacturers
of tombstones and also by levying tax the
clothing manufacturing plant of Oppenheim e. Co,
of New York at the Newcastle County workhouse
Mr. Chairs, recently appointed by Governor Lea.
m collect taxes hitherto unpaid. announced to-day
his determination to get revenue by these methods
which are an innovation in Delaware. contest
IN the courts is likely to follow.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Kronprinzessin Ceclie. which reported TO Cape
when 40 miles southeast OF
thai station dock about 10 g. Tuesday
rba Graf Wadersee which reported TO Cape Race at
n m YESTERDAY 155 miles east Of that station. is
expected to dock p. Wednesday.
n. Sieuw Amsterdam which reported Slasconset at
7 30 a. m yesterday. when 20 miles east of the Nan
tcet South Shoals ghtship is expected to dock about
a. m. to-day
Yesterday when 20 miles south of the NaTucket South
shoals ghtshp is expected TO dock about 75o a. m to-
dav
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
WOULD CALL OUT ALL OPERATORS.
Members of Chicago Union Want Employees
of NEWSPAPERS and Brokers to Quit.
TBy telegraph 10 The Tribune I

TfIF
Chicago Sept S.-Members OF the Chicago
Telegraphers' Union petitioned the executive
hoard today TO call out all operators still at
work including four hundred who are working
leased wires for newspapers and press asso-
Citations and in the Offices Of brokers. The
union operators in other cities are expected to
follow
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
ORDERS PROMPT REPORT ON WRECKS

Austin Tex, Sept S-As result of numerous
wrecks the State Railroad Commission has issued a
general order requiring all railroads to report by
telegraph 10 the commission all wrecks the cause.
and the number of persons killed injured. The
telegraphic report is to be followed with q full
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
aEnNEST John" KELLY FINED

Honest John" Kelly. the racetrack man, was
fined $40 by justice of the peace at Mamaroneck
yesterday for speeding Kelly pleaded guilty. but
complained that he had not been warned TO go
slowly. This is the second time recently that he
has been arrested for speeding.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun rises 5.s4 621 Moon sets 737 Moons age
HIGH WATER.
A. M-sandy 1927 Gov Island so Hell Gate i0:34
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09

MORT sLOCTM y. Y. SEPT. T. 19O7-SEALED
l. proposals. in triplicate, will be received at the
office OF the Quartermaster Til 10 - A N, Oct =
hen opened, construction plumbing,
steam heating and wiring of following build
Two Barracks one Recruit Examination
Bnrrack one Quartermasters Storehouse. one double
quarters for commissioned STAFF officers. one
wagon shed additions AMI alterations Mess Hall
Kitchen nd band stand L :. reserves right to
ACCEPT and all bids Information fur
nished application Envelopes containing proposals
should be iudo Proposals for Public Buildings
and addressed Constructing Quartermaster. Fort
CIo~,tr1
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
Proposals..

8 ENGINEER OFFICE. ROOM Fl. ARMY
l.. building New York. y. Y, Sept Z 1eoT-Sealed
proposals for furnishing ruhble and quarry spas
5or constr,cfinE and repairing dikes in Hudson River
Y Will be received here IL M Sept. %. 1907.
and then publicly opened Information furnished on
Application JOHN Gi d KNIGHT. Col. Engrs
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
Help Wanted-Females-

WANTED D-Female general helpers in the wards OF
w Hospital salary per month and main
Apply Of Training Schools
26th First
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
SHIPPING NEWS.

Port of New York, Sunday, Sept. 8, 1907.
ARRIVED.
Steamer C.naen (Brl Gillngs Huelva August 20 with
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
Help Wanted-Male.

XfvANTFD.-Ma helpers in the wards OF
w Bellevue Hospital salary SOD month and main
Apply superintendent OF Training Schoois
26th and First avenue
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


southampton Sept s-st Paul. New York via Plymouth
Iiverpoo! Sept s-Umbra (Br). New York via Queens
town
SAILED.
Queenstown Sept s. 1875 A M-Lucania (Br>. New
York: IL 10 m. Lusitania (Br). New York.
MoviIie Sept S-Counba (Br). New York
PASSED
Gibraltar Sept I-Pannonia tBrl Trieste Fi1ne Pa,
and Naples New York: = Campania
fItaD New York Naples and Genoa
scilIy Sept s-Minneapolis (Br). New York for Lon
don; Etatendam (Dutchl. Rotterdam and Boulosne
for New York; vaderland (Belg). New York for
ana Antwerp
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09

PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-
- by Board Of Water supply at the ONCE Of
the Secretary No 299 Broadway. New York Room e1l.
Ninth door until P. NJ Tuesday. September II:
which time bids will be opened and contract VIII
be awarded practicable thereafter for the
construction story attic once building to be
ted Marbetovn Township. Ulster
County. Nev York Pamphlet containing information
bidders speclhcat tons and pamphlet or contract
drawings be obtained Room 1918 at the above
address by depostng the OF i've dollars go l for
pamphlet further particulars see city RECORD
J EDWARD SIMMONS. President
CHARLES y CHADWICK.
CHARLES A. SHAW
Board Water supply.
J WALDO SMITH Chief Engineer.
THOMAS HAssETT. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09

stEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WILL BIZ
- received at Office Of Commissoner OF Immis ration
Ellis y Y H. until 80 2 NJ September le
1907 for the installation Of wharf drop and apron
bridge landing of ferry steamer Ellis Island
Barge Office New York city. Particulars to lin
and conditions governing bidders be OBJ
tained from ROBERT wATCHORN. Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
James McCreery & Co.
c<< 34fb Street
23rd Sfreef.

o3-d S,-..> 341b Street.
CHILDREN'S DRESSES Both Stores
Brown blue Serge Jumper Dresses
trimmed with black braid Plated skirt.
Dresses made of brown or blue Serge,
with high neck. Sizes 6 to IA years o.OO
Blue or brown Serge Regulation Suits
Plated Skirt. Trimmed with braid Sizes
TO 1Avaars $50
Three-quarter length CheviOt Refers,
lined with Venetian Serge. Blue brown
and red Sizes G tn ID wears. 6.75
Norfolk and Sailor Suits. Made of
plain blue grey and brown mixed CLOTH
Excellent materials and we'll finished.
Lined with Serge Italian Cloth
$50, $50 and $50
Corduroy Knickerbocker Trousers,
Sizes 8 to Is wears. 1.25
On Monday, September the 9th.
All wool, Norfolk Suits. With extra
pair Knickerbocker trousers. Sizes 8 to
II years. o.Oo
o3rd S>reef .54fb .Sfreef.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
TRANsPAcIFic MAILS.

r>u..,ra.,o, and steamer Close New York
1,a,aU MA San Francisco)-Sierra To-day. 600
Corea. China and Philippine Isl
Seattle)-Tosa Merl sept Il. o'oo 2 m
Japan. Corea China and Philippine Isl - -.
ands tyia Seate)-Sha wmut sept TO- o''pp m
Hawaii Japan. Corea China and the
P4ii,Pphe KnTsn is'ahas wa Sept 49, 800 m
New Zealand. Australia Except wesD
Siseo,Yeddo Sne NeS Sept u. 900
Japan Corea. CHINA Philippine
s'a1us RS5FmPress Of japan Sept 25 900
San Fran6soo,NAmertca Maru Sept 81 800
and Philippine Islands
via Francisco)-U 6 transport sept 80 o.Up ? m
Tahiti Marquesas Islands via san -.
Francsco-M -Marposa OCT IL o:oo m
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09

ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions i9s Pa Broatsas
n receIved az their Uptown once. NO ASof
S.rveen 5sth until eoSS az rsss-
,ts.ents received Se following oranch ~ sth
lar office until O'Clock p M. t5,, ar % 80
= a cor 23d St: 153 9Th ave- cor t-ea sth 49,
IAN a., c57 West 42d st., between Itn A'S -
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

sBrings mail
OUTGOING STEAMERS
~
MRiIc clio
.,',z ro.tao,yria Civde ....- 500 m
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10
,-. ,,-,,s.,. ,-a-aon - q IIovd z. aD m T.OOa m
fS-UIp. C,,nerd 500
i ArIeFlss sa,snDab savannah 3OOp
80 - I,1, ,faTIorv 1900
WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER II.
...-...,. co,,,hsnuton White Star. 4oOam T:3o m
EIsr,t II a IN m
porn Rootb. ---.......-- m 3CO
Quebec. 1870 300
TrrI's rsland l. . m
,,',s' I,a,tar5ar, uola nd Amer. 200
Eora a"'erga: eSorT Tae tivde. e......... 3:oopm
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