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New-York tribune., 1907-02-10
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES.
FOR FURTHER DETAILS CONSULT THE ADTERTISE-
MENTS IN TO-DAY'S ISSUE.

r. II. MACY & CO. Broadway, between 34th and
S5th streets. offer special values in women's suits
and skirts. petticoats undergarments and waists
girls dresses, white fabrics and childTens and in
fants wear. They also direct attention to a sale
OF silks. dress goods. home furnishings and mems
and women's umbrellas On Tuesday they will
have a special sale of women's handkorchiefs
gloves mems hose and gold filled watches. boys
shoes and curtains.
BLOOMINGDALE BROTHERS.. Third avenue
between 59th and e0th streets call attention to a
sale OF 5000 yards of silk and sterling silverware.
SHEPPARD, KNAPP & CO, Sixth avenue, be-
tween 18th and l4th street, invite attention to a
sale Of furniture, including paror suits.
a. d. MATTHEW'S SONS, Brooklyn call atten-
ton to a sale of rugs waists lace curtains hem
stitched and openworll linen pieces. and offer
special values in silks
BONWIT. TELLER & co. West sd street an
nounce final clearance sales of furs furlined gar
nlents, tailored suits and coats.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & Co. Broadway and
18th street invite attention to their annual sale of
fuTs, fur coats for men and women, and dress
silk. "
SIMPSON CRAWFORD COMPANY Sixth ave
nue., between 18th and 10Th streets. offer sale Of
millinery, women's suits. waists lingerie robes and
new dress goods.
ABRAHAM & STRAUS, Brooklyn advertise spe-
c!ai values in clearance sale this week of furs,
including ncckpeces and mu1fs and announce their
annual sale Of framed pictures.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-10
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Saturday, Feb. 9, 1907.
ARRIVED


Steamer CasseI CGer) Zacharas Bremen January ee
TO oelrichs & Co, with 62 cabin and 1891 stseraEe
passengers ana mdse Arrived at the Bar at 2:50
80 southampton and Gherbourg 81. TO tho Hamburg
sengers. mails and mdse. Arrived tho at 9:O6
p o. m: ,,...,. ~ ,,-,..-,
and Naples o. to the Cunard Co Ltd with los cabin
and 2B51 steerags passengers and mdse. Arrived at
steamer Monterey. Smith Vera Cruz january 81
Progreso February 2 and Havana 5 TO James E Ward
Co, with 50 passengers. malls and mdse Arrived AT
steamer Navigator (Nor) jacobson. Halifax n 9
FeoTuary l. to b King Co. with plaster. Arrived
steamer Bermudian CBrl Fraser. Bermuda February
4 to outerbridge Co. with los passengers mails
steainer New York CDGtch5. Iufs Rotterdam Janu-
ary 26 to Philip RupTecht In ballast. at the
steamer La sayOis CFrl Tournier Havre February =
cabin ana e95 steersge psssen a G with lIe
Arrived at the Bar at
~ steamer Aium%eu (Brl Tmouth. Caibarien January
~ Port Padre 70 and Nipe Bay February ?. to W
sen, Barry January "a TO Benham s Boyesen IN bal
steamer Lord Erne (Br). Maginnis. Rotterdam Janu-
arX - TO the New York and Continental IS Co. with
steamer Korea (Itussian), KirschIjedt Libau Janu-
passengers and mdse Arrived az the Bar at o D M
Steamer Satilla Smith. Brunswick February g. to the
br1hswlek IS Co. with mdse. Passed In Quarantine
Steamer El Rio. Parker New Orleans February a to
the Southern Pacific Co. with mdse Passed Quar-
D. o. 10 me ocean IS Co. with passengers and mJse
steamer FI cd '' RsIter ae fsa,,; ,5o d ~. r-, . -
southern 1acihc Co. with mdse. Passed Quarantine
Steamer Benefaetor Swain. ~PhuadeIphia 10 the
Slyde ss Co. with mdse Passed in Quarantine at
to steamer tea , senssH oKsefs Newport Norfolk
Passed in Quarantine at 5:s2 p m ~ 'i
steamer Comsnche. Watson. Jaeksonvile February t
and mdse Passed in Quarantine at $50 p M
,,s saSSy saa. aE0ok' J, FEB oso mwud south ush
New-York tribune., 1907-02-10
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

train &o s68 on the St Louis San frsneise2
from Kansas City and Memphis. struck a broken
rail eight miles west Of Birmingham. and. with The
wrecked. Two trainmen were killed and SIX, were
hurt by broken glass and flying spllnters.
Newport. News, Va. Feb. 9.-The new cruiser St
Louis, which went TO sea several days ago on
To-day. The naval board Of inspection Is expected
to reach here from Washington on Monday. and
final acceptance trial.
Chicago. Feb. g-The jury for the second trial
Fl s55 other r. s labor on OF cbSrges hs 0 6
Pay Upon 6aJ the 5 tsns sso ~ Of 2
will commence on Monday.
Cleveland. Tenn. Feb a.-The music room and a
section Of the dormitcEy Of the Centenary Female
students escaped twenty ave pianos were burned
The loss Is about $4,000
Kansas City. Feb. "a Jury in the Criminal
Court here this morning returned verdict finding
degree FOR having Killed Bertha Bowlan his former
Years IN the penitentiary He IS nineteen Years
old One Of his counsel was Jesse James, jr.
Detroit Feb 9-The freight steamer J. H. Bar
tow, being built at the Wyando,te yards Of the
American shipbuilding COMPANY Pg3y for f. D. Carter
q Oh, S Rsr,6 g E sS feet i ie1gb dgGT s 3eg
keel, - feet beam and 80 feet deep. and VIII carry
10000 tons OF ore
Chicago. Feb. s-The. Incorporation. Of several
tance connection with the independent telephone
lines announced Yesterday The companies
which viii enter the merger the Chicago. Mil
waukea and Northern Long Distance Company. the
and the Chicago. St Louis and Eastern Long Dis
tauce Telephone Company. The general Offices Will
be located In Chicago.
Fl Paso. Tex. Feb An ore train on a narrow
gauge railroad rmgnniqg m out from Silver City T. NJ!
night Two persons were killed
wilkes Barre. Penn. Feb s-Ths bodies Of the
eeven mon eutombed last night In No. 10 colliery
q the T.ehigh and Wilkes Barre Coal Company at
Wanamie were found to-day. All were foreigners.
Omaha. Feb s-Burglars last night forced
their way into the public library and robbed the
Byron Reed collection OF many high priced coins.
Tho Byron Reed collection IS the most valuable in
tho West. The watchmnn surprised, bound
and gagged. The loss has not yet been nscer-
tained.
Chicago. Feb. e.-Henry Scholkes HeIwig. her
nit, rf Hammond. Ind frozen to death on
Thursday night in his little hut. Tho inquest to-
day revealed that HelwIC, who officer
breach OF discipline and was sentenced to be shot
While imprisoned IN a fortress he pardoned by
King Frederick lie fed TO South America and
took part IA several revolutions He left Brazil
fifteen years ago and came 10 New Orleans. later
settling in Hammond.
Chicago Feb. 9.-Wilam Clark alias Conway
said by the police TO be OF the clcverest wire
tapperS IN the country and well known as n con
fdenCe man. arrested Yesterday by detectives
the Illinois Trust and Savings Bank. Clark had a
victim IN tow in the person of j w. Thorne and
20 have been given considerable money in re-
turn FOR Inside Information on the races
New-York tribune., 1907-02-10
LUTTE CASE DECISION.
Hyidosg of Operator, Who Commit
ted Suicide, Gets Nothing.

Pittsburg, Feb. 9-Judge John D. ShafeT in
the Common Pleas Court to-day handed down
his opinion in the lutte case. which was brought
by the Colonial Trust Company, administrator
of the estate Of ". c. lutte. who committed sui
eide in Atlantic City. and his heirs against
j. n Hoffstott and J. w Friend. alleging that
they controlled stock Of the lutte Coal Com
pany which belongs TO Mrs. W. C. Jutte
The bin was for an injunction TO restrain the
sale by the defendants Of collateral of the
plaintiffs decedent for q debt alleged to be due
him under certain contracts. TO set aside these
contracts being made while Jutte was insane.
and as being unconscionable and oppressive,
and for q receiver and an accounting
Judge Shsfer enters exnaustively into the de-
tails Of the financial Deals OF the dead coal oper-
ator. calls attention his suicide at Atlantic
City. and then adds that upon a careful review
Of the testimony the court is unable to find that
lutte insane at any time affecting these
business transactions.
The bill IS dismissed and the costs placed upon
the plaintif.
The Jutte Coal Company controls 2 400 acres
Of urdeveloped coal lands and has outsta nding
bonds to the amount of S1.600.OOO.
A Leo Well who represents Mrs lutte To-
day said: "The case approximately Involves
100000 and the decision 1rartyc.ll+, .a1.o - -
from Mrs Jutte every dollar Of her hIIsbsr 7's
estate II would not be proper for me 70 dsc,Iss
the decision just handed down but -,on NAV
gay that while we are disappointed we are not
az ali discouraged, as in our opinion even those
findings of fact made by the court iustify = StF
ferent conclusion Of law, Of which NC ba,ta-.o
the learned judge himself can be conyincad
We vii NE exceptions 10 the decision and con-
elustons Of law and thus raise all the questions
involved"
New-York tribune., 1907-02-10
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS


Liverpool Feb e-Sated steamers Canadian CBrl BuI-
lock, Boston; Georgia tBrl. Aiming. York;
Campanla tBrl, War;. New York via Queenstown
Queenstown. Feb .. 1915 m-Arrived. steamer Uul-
bria tBrl, Dow. New York for Liverpool land pro-
ceededl.
Southampton. Feb s-saiIed steamer st Louis Jami-
son New York Via Cherbourg land passed Hurst
Rotterdam. Feb s-Saued steamer Deutschland (Gs-.
Tank. Dalldorn New York
Barbados. Feb SAILED. steamer Maranhsnss (I3ri.
Casey tfrom Para, New York
Lizard Feb S-Passed, steamer Weehawken (EI).
Harding. New York Hull.
tBr). Rudge from New York;. Barbados. Colon.
etc, and southampton 9th. Trent tBrl. DIX (froa
southampton, Barbados, et~N New York.
LeghOrn. Feb 6-Sailed. Monvlso (ItaD,
Revello ltrom GenOal, New York.
Christiansand. Feb o. a m-Sailed. steamer EelNs
Suez. Feb arrived Neldenfed (Gerl. Hert
zog. Calcutta and Colombo tor Boston and New
York.
Calcutta, Jan 22-Sailed. steamer OrieI CBr) Mad
drell. Boston and New York
Malaga Feb 4-Sailed steamer Neustria (Fr) Thumb
tfrom MarSeiesl New York.
Hong Kong Feb 9Arrived previously. steamer Schuyi-
KIN (Brl, Nichols, New York via Algiers. Sabans,
Fastne Feb 9-Passed. steamer Armenian (Br) stark.
New York for Liverpool
sclly Feb oPassed steamer Yorck CGer) Raudsrnann,
New York for
Fume. Feb e-Arrived UItonia tBr>. Thomson.
New York Naples.
Neville. Feb 9Saed. steamer Caledonia lBrl. Baxter
tfrom Glasgow, New York.
Rotterdam, Feb =. i0 m-S1Iled, steamer Noorna''
tIutchf. StcnEer. New NOrk Boulogue
Antwerp, Feb 9 10 ul-Saieds steamer Sauland. b@
New-York tribune., 1907-02-10

STERN BROTHERS. West 23d street have pre-
pared a sale this week OF women's apparel for wear
at winter resorts and direct attention to sale OF
tailor-nade walking suits, colored dress goods and
silks They VIII also have special sale Of cotton
and linen dress fabrics and lace curtains On
Tuesday and Wednesday they will have a sale OF
Persian carpets
B. ALTMAN & CO. Fifth avenue between saith
and 35th streets, offer sale this week Of lace dra-
peries varied selection of decorative laces spe-
cial sizes and designs in widow sash curtains
bed sets and bureau covers. They viii also have
q sale OF Women'S wraps and millinery. mantel
cabinet ornaments. and invite attention to a sale
LORD & TAYLOR, Broadway and goth street
Fifth avenue and 18th street announce a sale of
silks. dress goods, silk and cotton novelties and
mems pajamas and half hose
HEARN, West 14th street, offer special vaIuas
this week in taffeta. silks broadcIoths and suitnq
mixtures, wash dress fabrics white and colored
!inings. trimmings ribbons and notions dress nets
!aces and embroideries They also offer their TTehl
ruary clearance sale of waist. taIjo
linens and napkins. '0
BEST & CO. West 23d street call attention 70
girls. " "o9S ana
+. w. EVERS. Fourth avenue. between 18th and
18th streets, offer special reductions in furniture
SAKS & CO. Herald Square direct attention 70
LItn M semi annual clearance sale of winter coats
suits and dresses a'9'
+. j. loRNER & CO.. West Esd street will bava
q sale this week Of furnitura
New-York tribune., 1907-02-10
BUSINESS TROUBLES

Three voluntary petitions in bankruptcv ana
schedules Of three bankrupts were filed yesterday
IN the clerks Office Of the United States Distr,ct
Court:
William McCord, contractor and builder a,
Welden. Orange County, fled a voluutarv nefition
showing aeiliges q s Of ss 3ss Of which Sio6 is SCI
walden. IS the principal creditor in The SIM ~
sso The assets amount 10 1895 Including debts
Lewis I. L4e Naire and Robert Nolden. comnrisiny
the lEIn OF l. I. lie Nare & Co. engaged in adee
xeftising ana printing. at No l37 West 33d sfrenf
nlea voluntary petition in bankruptcy with
and $50 secured There are forty creditors Tbe
assets placed at Sl4,892
liabilities Sl.69l, due 70 thirty creditors: one Is
named, whose address is given Derby, Con
These schedules also fled: II D. Crippen
assets OF s3218.
Merris Rosengardt, tailor at No II waverlev
risee: liabilities. s407s3: assets S20qi4
Charles Wagner. dealer in drygoods No 27s
Grand street; liaDltiss 1921; assets 81 s&
New-York tribune., 1907-02-10
ART SALE BRINGS s11,s2o so.

From the afternoon and evening sales yesterday
of the Hermann collection Of art objects and
books at the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries. No. 366
Fifth avenue, S5.597 s. realized. bringing the
total for the entire sale Of five days TO $1920 so
The highest prices obtained last night s4S for
two volumes Of Boydells Shakespeare: SO for five
volumes of lie Costumes Hstorique," illustrated In
oolors: 1926 for ten miscellaneous volumes; sl5 for
the story of the Army OF the United States from
1776 TO 1855 and Sl4 80 for the Costumes of All Ma
tlons,' in colors.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-10
PAINTING AND WATER COLOR SALE.

Paintings and water colors belonging TO A Au-
Gustus Healy, Of Brooklyn. will be sold on Friday
evening February 10, at Mendelssohn Hail. in 40th
street, east Of Broadway. The sale Will also in
clude examples of the Barbizon. modern Dutch,
French, American and other schools II VIII be
conducted by Thomas Z. Kirby. Of the American
Art
New-York tribune., 1907-02-10
ROBERT w. FORBES.

Robert ". Forbes head of the importing firm
OF r. ". Forbes e Son, with Offices IN the Prod
uce Exchange Building. died on Friday nt the
Hotel Margaret, Brooklyn. Ho native OF
New Haven. lie born oiGhty-tour years ago
Mr.. Forbes was graduated from Yale with tho
class of -. Later he graduated from the
Yale Medical School. and completed his medical
studies in Paris. After practising medicine in New
York for several years he devoted himself to COM
mercial pursuits. \ and two daughters sur
New-York tribune., 1907-02-10
LIsPENARD S. wlTHEReEE DEAD.

Lispenard Stewart Witherbee died at his home
No. Fifth avenue, Friday evening, after
brief illness. lie twenty years old. and was
the of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spencer Witherbee
OF that address He was in the sophomore class
at Yale. Mt Wttherbee a nephew on the
maternal side of william Rhinelander Stewart and
Lspenard Stewart His father. mother and a sis
ter. Miss Evelyn Spencer Witherbee. survive him
The funeral will be held at Grace Church. Broad
way and 10th street. on Tuesday morning at 10
o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-10
TO SELL PAINTINGS.

The public auction sale Of collection Of paintings
belonging to both the ancient and modern schools
win take place at the Waldorf the evenings of
Friday and Saturday. February % and %. at $50
o'clock, by order Of Eugene Fischof The paintings
WIFI be exhibition In the daytime and evening
from February IS to February 23 at the Fifth Ave
nue. Art Galleries, at Nos 366 and 35s Fifth avenue
James Z. Siio will conduct the sale.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-10
MISS MARY ROBERTSON cRoEs.

Miss Mary Robertson CToes. eldest daughter OF
the late Rev Robert 2. Croes. at one time rector
of St PauTs Church. Yonkers. died at the family
home IN North Broadway, Yonkers. yesterday
morning Miss Croes vas sister OF the late J
James R Croes. famous engineer, eX-president OF
the American Society OF Civil Engineers and de-
signer Of the Carnegie Lake at Princeton Uni
New-York tribune., 1907-02-10
JESDAf' FEBRUARY IL
TRANsPAC1FrC MAms

>, DestinAtion ana steamer, ~ Close in New York
TH" T va w. s' Feb H. 1890 m
Islands (yia Seattlel-Dakota.
Japan texcept parcels-post maIl5). Corea NO ia
China and Philippine Islands tvla Van
couyer and Victoria. B. C.)-Empress OF
,oS5h China corso ;i1o @ Feb Is
lisa Islands ,rs Gyia 5 se@tts,mA n aarg Feb IA 900
dressed only. (va Tacoma)-Ty deus Feb IL 400 - ~
Hawaii, Japan, Corea. China and Philip - '
pine Islands Cia san FrIncisco)-Si-
,.naa IBERIA ,r:: c,,,a a., p, Feb L. 1890 m
ands tvia Seate)-Lsyra. Feb II 0.OO =,
New Zealand. Australia Except WesO "
New Ca4edonia. Hawaii
specially addressed mail the Fiji
Islands (via Franciscol-Sonouna Feb "a 1o.ao ~
Australia Except Westl, Fill Islands and "
New Caledonia via Vancouver and
Victoria. 2 Ct-MioWera ...-..... Feb ~,
Hawaii Japan. Corea, China and Philip
pine Islands via San Franciscol-
China "a 1880 m
New-York tribune., 1907-02-10
OBITUARY..
PROFESSOR CHARLES E. eARMAN.

Amherst Mass, Feb 9.-Professor CharIes L.
cssrrnsn. one Of the leading members OF the iac-
nlrr Of Amherst College, died at his nome heI9
+o-dav after an Illness OF about three weeks IoIn
[o,coitts which developed into a malignant
throat disease He was professor Of moral pmioso-
phv and metaphysics and had been CONNECTED
with the college since 1850. lie was nll' Ss' eH
years old. and leaves a wife.
Charles E Garman was born in Llmington Nc
and was graduated from Amherst in 1877 lie
studied at the Yale Divinity School, and came 70
Amherst as Instructor IN mathematics IN lSSl
From 1882 to 1889 he served rs associate process
Of moral philosophy and in 1892 was mace prottSs
sor Of moral philosophy and metaphysics. Am
herst College conferred the deSree OF Doctor OF
Divinity him in 1886.
Professor Garman married in 1882 Miss Eliza \.
Miner Of Ware, Mass, where he WAS principal OF
the high school from 1872 to 1875 At the last COM
mencement at Amherst thirteen OF his former
,,ai,, ,rbo are now college presidents and pro-
fessors presented to him q book on philosopny P D
which they had prepared. Professor GaFIlau was
q trustee of Mount Holyoke College
New-York tribune., 1907-02-10

John Partridge Jepson, well known In Wall
street, died from Bright's disease at his home No
81 McDonough street Brooklyn. yesterday Mr.
Jepson was born in Pomfret Conn. slxty-hve years
ago and at the age Of fifteen came TO Brooklyn
He was engaged IN the commission brokerage
business for years at No 10 Liberty street Man
haitian. He member Of the Long Island
Automobile Club, the Mendessohn Club, the Canoe
Club and other organizations He leaves a wife
and daughter, who IS the wife Of the Rev
Dr. Henry G. Swcntzel. rector Of St. Luke's Prot
estant Episcopal Church Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1907-02-10
OBITUARY NOTES.


BY Telegraph 20 The Trihune.l
Baltimore, Feb. Samuel Hecht. founder OF the
Hecht Stores IN New York. Baltimore and Wash
mgton, died this afternoon his home in this city
from q complication Of diseases. lie was born in
Hesse Darmstadt seventy six years ago. He came
70 New York when young man and In a few
years began the establishment Of department stores
Although ne retired from active business several
years ago and turned his extensive enterprises
to his i've sons, they never made any Important
move without consulting him
New-York tribune., 1907-02-10
SAILED

Steamers New York. Southampton via Plymouth aud
TSueto3ufe honlgin Luise (Ger) Naples and Canoe.
Lucania tBr) Liverpool via Queenstown PergsvIvsTs
@ VIA Plymouth; Columbia tBr) Clas-
t R5 LId' Ia SiuayFa Curacao. etc; Coamo Juan
TSvanai Hersa CGerl. Philadelphia: Nobiia fCuban1
ti. NSro9a Nor Sanna etc; El Dla CaIvestors
5IflliliIoh Noriolk ana Newport News Winyah Phla-
delpha; IampasaS. Key West and Galveston CIV ~
Atlanta savannah; Chalmstte. New Orleaas
New-York tribune., 1907-02-10
INCOMING STEAMERS.

TODAY
Sergtpe. Barbados, February Rrnziiau
PrintipeSsa Laetitia Mdrsetlles January
Breiz lze! Gibraltar January 17.......
Weslernland Antwerp. January 27....... ed Star
ST Laurent .Havre, January Is. French
Antonio Lopez Cadz January ...... SDanIsI,
Berwtnd .Jobos February 4........N 4 = r
Bristol city Swansea. January Bristol
Excelsior. Galveston. February Pacific
MONDAY. FEBRUARY H.
SCarmana. Queenstown. February S.. Cunard
*Statendam Rotterdam. February g .Holland-An
"Fnlaud Antwerp February Red star
"Astoria. Glasgow. February 2.....Anchor
sFinance. Colon. February 4........ Panama
philadelphia. San Juan February 6. Rod n
'San Juan. -Mayaguez. February s.. e = r
sPrns Wilem IL. Port Prince, February g. ID "
"MaanZas. Havana. February 7......... Ward
Cedric Gibraltar. February White Star
Mesaba. Southampton Feb. Allan Trans
Comus. New Orleans. February Pacific
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY IL
Gerty. January 2S Austrian
Coacho- Galveston, February MALLORY
II Dorado Galveston February 50 Pasihc
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 1s
sMajesc- Queenstown February z White star
"Camatenss Para February 81 Room
New-York tribune., 1907-02-10
Major IoHN HARMAN.

C,uayaquil Ecuador. Feb. 9.--Major John Har-
man. a member OF the American Colony and vice
president and manager Of the Guay2quu-Cul'o
railway died yesterday as the result OF an attack
OF apoplexy
New-York tribune., 1907-02-10
COUNTESS cApoG6N.

London. Feb. 9-The death IS announced Of
Countess Cadogan. who Lady BeatriX Jane
Craven. fourth daughter OF the second Earl Of
New-York tribune., 1907-02-10
WIRELrss REPORTS

Tho Carmanla. which was reported by wireless tes-
graph yesterday AT q when BSi miles OF Sandy
Hook. is expected 70 dock about $3.50 m tomorrow.
The Cedrc which reported to Sable Island yesterday
at when $50 miles east OF Sandy Hook Is expected
TO dock about $50 a m Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-10
Elections.

\ NTTAI, EIAI ELECTION OF THE ANE;F71S4S TSIS7T-
EoILs onen no A NJ % p. NJ ~ 80 "eS' 4sel -
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 70I 525 HIoon's age q
HIGH WATER
AM.-Sandy Hook 5:S1 Island 50 He'll Gate 745
P.M-Sdudy P Hook 6O. Gov. Island 6:Sl Hell Gate SPA
New-York tribune., 1907-02-10
'Briug6 mail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

1-, Vessel
6arna, Jamaica, Hamb-Am s9O a n, IN 90 - =
MONDAY. FEBRUARY II
Aiahca' ItnaiL. IL 80 $500 m
70'-o"' va -, .@,,-CCI. - 4'. - - 300
K w der Crosse, Bremen. n G Lloyd 2:30 n, Con .
Cherokee Turks Island Clyde I2:3O n m 300 IN
City OF Memphis Savannah, Savannah. - = IA
Ga1nertouI NnrSSi, ri, IS,re,rior '''' 500
'"'4Na''''' -'''Ao'N' o'd D''iI'''OA'.'' 800 m
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