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Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-13
AT THE SHELTERS

During the past week the smelters at Douglas were visited by those at the head of the company's owning them. IE the early part of the week Dr. James Douglas, president of the Copper Queen Mining company. visit cd the reduction plant of that com pany. The Queen plant continues ope- rations with ssx furnaces. There has been no eIOrt to hurry construction work which was planned during the carly part of the year. The payroll has been cut something like one fourth of the Blel employed when nine furnaces were in action. The out put for September was little more than 6,000. .0C5 pounds. The Queen gives the qaofatioh on the price of copper for this week at 1929; htis is the average price for the week proceeding Thursday, October 10.
 President Briggs and Secretary Campbell of the Calumet and Arizona Mining company, both of Calumet Mich, were visiting the c. and A. smelter Friday. accompanied by L. W. Powell, general manager of the com pany. Besides making an inspection of the smelter plant these gentlemen drove over the city of Douglas. Both were complimentary in their remarks concerning the splendid progress ob-
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-13
CALUMET 6 HecLA.

Calumet & Hecla Is building a nam moth boiler plant at the stamp mills. Structural iron workers are rushing the building to get it under cover be- fore snow flies, Babcock- Wilcox boilers of f2.0oO horsepower VII be installed, with automatic stokeTs and ash conveyoTs.
 The exterior Of the recrushing plant is completed: the machinery is to be installed as soon as it is ready Many Of the tables and Chilean mills are ready 10 be set up.
 4 z5-ton electrically operated crane will be installed in the mill. which has been built with the idea of 7Hlti. msieIy ealarging it-
 No. and No. % shafts of Rear. sarge amygdaloid branch of CalEmei < Hecla have suspended operations General Manaeer MeNauehten denied the report that fhe shafts would be stripped of equipment and abandoned The shutdown. he said. Is only tenn. porary as they are exploratory shafts Both have been furnishing some rock for stamp mills
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-13
SHANNON.

'I-ha-nn41I- -1nnn-.n1a- -fr.-aaalA--s2t- -tlAe4 Shannon reduction works has been in operation the past week and IS doing excellent work says the Copper Era So far it has not been run up to any thing like its actual capacity. for the reason it was thought advisable to ger the furnace into good working order before running St at full blast. It is now turning out about 10 tons of cop per matte daily. representative of the Era visited the plant this week and found the furnace in perfect run ming order. Upon investigation it was learned that the new furnace has them all beaten in Arizona for size, and for convenience of feeding and handling ore it is is 8 class by itself.
 At present the company is operst, ing one small furnace in addition to the large one. and as soon as some re- pair work is done on the other small one the three will be regularly opeT- ated.
 During recent delays the Shannon ore supply was allowed to sccumu- late and it will require considerable steady operation to catch up. The more ore on hand the better it will be and the greater the output.
 Tn looking over the smelter 1t was discovered that the matte is run ds- rectly from the furnace into the ladle and then poured into the converter thereby doing away with the rever- beratory.
 It was rumored around the works last week that the shannon would lay off a bunch of men, but that Tumor was without foundation and must have come by wireless teiegraphy. the same as many other ramors that have recently gained publicity in the d.s- trfct It is natural that new con straction should be curtsiled until the unsettled condition Of the copper market is over
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-13
THE BSBEE DAILY REVIEW SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 1s 1so7

served here. At the c. and A. smelteI three furnaces continue to make cop per The construction work at this plant is going on just the same as when copper was worth IS cents. The plans for enlargement at the c. and A. call for more than doubling it's present capacity. All the old furnaces are to be oYerhauled and enlarged and two new ones of 500 tons capacity each will be built, with additional converter stands to accommodate the enlarged plant. The new powerhOuse is now about completed.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-13
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NOTICE OF REPLICATION FOR U. g. PATENT,
 Application No. 27s
Survey Nc. 23ss.

APPttNahtOU tNO. EfS
 Survey Nc. 233s.
 United States Land Office.
 Phoenix, Arizona.
 July 90, 1907.
 Notice is hereby given .aat the Butte & Arizona Copper Mining com pany, by Caspar Schultz, agent, whose postoffice address is Bisbee, Arizona, has made application for patent for the Harrison, Cleveland, Wedge, Dauntless, Morgan, Marshall, Head Center, Log Cabin. Mountain View, Cape Nome, and Mountain Top iodes, situated in Sections IT, 20, 21 and 2s, T. g S., R. 20 E.. unsurveyed, c. & 8. R. B. & M Hartford Mining District, Cochise county. Territory of Arizona, described as follows. to-wft:
 CLEVELAND:-Beg at Cor. No. 1. whence U. s. M. M. No. l, H. D. brs. S. 370 deg. and 3s min. E. 30S7.4 It.. and the N. E. Cor. Sec. 20, T. 23 S., R. 20 E., brs. N. S7 deg. and 13 min F., I17S1 ft.; thence N. 10 deg. and 39 min. E. 800 it. to Cor. No. 2; thence N. s6 deg. and F min. ". I4S5.9 it.. to Cor. No. 2: thence s. 70 deg. and 39 min W. eco fi., to Cor. No. 4, whence the 1-4 Cor, bet Secs. IT and 20 brs. s. s5 deg. and ls min. E, 4a.0 1t; thence s. S6 deg. and IT min. E. 14S5.9 1t. to Cor. No. 1, the place of beginning.
 HARRISON .-Beginning al Cor. No. 1. whence U. s. Nj. M. No. 1, H. D. brs. s. S6 deg. IS min. and 90 sec. F. 2556.1 ft.; thence N. B deg. and 12 min. E. 1053.7 1t. to Cor. No. 2: thence =. s6 deg. and IT min. W. 500 1t to Cor. No. 8. whence the IA Cor. between Secs. IT and 20 N. Ss deg. and 4s min. West S55.s it.: thence 13 deg. and 12 min. ". 1o5s.7 ft- to Cor. No. {; thence s. s6 deg.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-13
ARcADIAN.

The Arcadian is looking for copper in a very sensible manner. It has shaft down something like 75 feet, and is operating it in most econom- scal manner. Its location Is such that the management can easily make a complete investigation of the end of the property as yet, unexplored. In fact. the work will be done more thor oughly than would be possible by drill operations. The Arcadian has vast expanse of territory. and something of value should be found there.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-13
NEW FINLAND.

During the past two weeks various rumors have been aflOat in this dis trict tn connection with the future of the New England and Clifton Cop per company. says the Copper Era Alex Veitch. general manager of the company. is quoted as stating that 1t was a fact that the Copper King mine above Clifton would be closed down in the near future. presumably October 15.
 Ore ,shipments will be continued until all the broken ore is exhausted. NIT. Veitch stated that the reduction in the price of copper was the main reason for suspending operations at the Copper King mine. The ground is also hard. which increases mining costs, and high transportation charges make 1t impossible to operate profit ably under present conditions. An aerial tramway. which will no doubt be put in some day. presumably when the company builds reduction works, will greatly lessen the cost.
 The New England has been ship ping in the neighborhood of 1500 tons monthly and while the Copper King will be closed, shipments from the Antsetam and other claims wil~Ae increased materially, and: fre com pany will be in a position to ship ap- prcximately 1000 tons monthly. This ore is of a better grade and trans pcrtation charges are much less. thsrahX enahlinG- inc -cOmDaDY= =tQs real ize. about as much profit from the 1000 tons as it previously did on 1900.
 4 number of ore cars arrived last week for the new tram road from the Antietan group to the shannon in cline. The tram was comnleted this week snd ore shipments will be com menced as soon as the Copper King shinments are cut off
 Tn commenting upon te New Eng land company few people fail to take into consideration the fact tb9t large sums have been sDent on develop- ment. besides meeting other heavy obligations, ali of which has been done with profits derived from ore shipments.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-13
MITCHELL MINING

At meeting of the boarSl of direc- tors of the Mitchell Mining company in this city last week. George Mitchell vas forced out of the presidency oi the company. and it was decided to ask the supreme court of New York for an injunction against any claims which Nr. Mitchell might bring against the company. says the Denver Daily Mining Journal.
 F. A. I. Cassidy. of Forest Glen, Md. was elected president to succeed Mr Mitchell. The other officers will re. main the same.
 This action was taken by the board of directors. 1t is said. on the grounds that there has been lack of good
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-13
SILVER FROM DOLORES
 AND GREENE MINES

Dispatches from Chihuahua. Mexi- co. state that Captain D. J. Chayes has just taken into Chgxdshua 90 bars of silver. which makes the rich est lot taken into that city in any pue month in 8. long time. Fifty eight bars came down from the Dc- 1ores Mines and are valued at $1i0,- 00s. while the other g bars came from the Greene Goid-S.iveT company and are valued at s6i 900.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-13
oscEoLA.

No. shaft at old osceola mine of osceola Consolidated company was shut down few days ago. quite a number of men being discharged. Some men are retained to make needed repairs to shaft. Only five drills will remain in service in No. 3 shaft
 RetRnchment also has become necessary at North and South Rear sarge branches. but many men here tofore utilized Tn pushing production will henceforth be empowered in ca larg.ng mines ground reserves.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-13

] management of tho company's affairs by Mir. Mitchell. During the past few
 weeks the stock has sold around 5-S
 while a year ago 1t sold for IA 314 I The par value is 10.
 ] The authorized capital stock is SS,- 100000 and the outstanding stock is about S5,000000. Dividends of 1 per
 cent were paid in March and January 1906 Belief had become general that something was radically wrong with the management of the company. and the stock has steadily decreased in
 value.
 The Mitchell Mining company was incorporated under the laws of Ari- zona in 1902. The company owns the entire stock Of La Dtcha Mining and Smelting company and the La Dichs and Pacific railroad, the former hold ing the direct title to the company's mines. The mines are located In the district of Braves. Scapulco. Mexico. and comprise about 750 acres of min eral lands.
 In addition to it's mines. the com pany owns in fee about IS.000 acres of plantation and ranch lands and about 165.O00 acres of timber lands, estimated to contain $2.000.00 worth of timber. The La D.cha and Pacific railroad is narrow gauge GS miles in length running from the port San Marques. on the Pacific coast, to mines and under construction. The principal veins :n the mining district are copper. but there are also gold. silver. and coal deposits.
 Some time ago there was a meeting in the City of Mexico of the directors of the La Dicha Mining and Smelling company for the purpose. 1t is said, of eliminating George Mitchell from the management of the company. The results of this meeting were reported at the meeting of the directors sn New York
 It is believed that the properties of the Mitchell Mining company are val uable and promising. and will prove paving investments. The change in the head of the company. it is said. means a reorganization of the man agement.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-13
INTERESTING.

Upon the completion of a 100-tor concentrator the Nipissiug Mining company should be n a position tC ship direct to the market silver bul lion obtained from the lOw-grade ores
 This plant. although on the com pany's land, twill not be owned or con trolled by the Nipissing company. Ii is to be managed by Canadians whc already have on the ground the ma chinery for the mill.
 IL is the intention of the Nipissing to have treated at this plant only its low grade ores: the high grade ores will as heretofore be shipped to the United States for treatment.
 The plant. which will be the first on the mining ground of Cobalt. will undoubtedly be in position to treat custom ores other than those of the NiDissing company.
 The Nipissing struck ore in the crosscut at the 60-foot level On the Kendall vein shaft a few days ago Your correspondent had this fact con firmed last night. The foundations are being laid for new compressor plant at the Kendall vein.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-13
Rnv Consolidated

Quinn Young was Up from the Roy mine Wednesday sporting an elegant charm of his own design taken out of his own rock in the assay office in the form of silver. Mir. Young is quietly enthusing over the prospects for the complete rehabilitation, de- velopment. improvement and opera ton of the reliable Roy. which has produced almost steadily since the
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-13

Dick Hall is in Douglas this week fTom his Chiricahua properties and stoNiy maintains that conditions in that Nocality are far better than ever beforeN He feels that the success of any onS of the numerous propositions in thaHdistrict. .Wnnld- mean the sneedX redenfption of the whole broad field, and insists that an ordinary applica- ton of money and judgment would bring about that result n a score of different properties in that locality.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-13
AIIouEz

The quoted price of Centenial and AIiouez on the Boston exchanges
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-13

toatIaued Iom Page Nlne.l
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-13

Mining engineer Heffern is back from Bisbee on his way to the Naco- zari district where he has several i'm portant examinations to make at an early day. Mir. Heffern is solid ad- vocate of the virtues and merits of that part of the field, with the big PiIares mine as a center. He predicts big things for all those properties immediately surrounding the Pilares, including the Paulina. the Nacozari Copper and the NacozaTi Consolidated.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-13

Mir Sanders, who is extnesively in- terested in the Cananea district, spent several days in Douglas this week. He is associated WitE Ford MacRae in several promising propositions. a few miles to the south and southeast of the big Greene camp, and has ire quent occasion to visit Douglas in connection win his numerous mining enterprises
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-13

Tim McGrath came up from the Jesusita this week, being interested in that property with w. l.. York. He reports a general revival of operations in the Tabatacochi district, the Taba- tacochi. the Santa Fe system. ROsaleS, Jim Moran and Credo Liberal leading in the matter of activity just at pres ent
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
CaGT!CLsES n. s. r. MANAGER.
rx.Nagistrate Ommen Sees No Danger in
Having Both Car Gates Open.

E,x-Magistrate Ommen issued a statement last
night in which he took exception to the plan
of Manager Oren Root. OF the Metropolitan
street Railway Company, 10 have repealed the
ordinance requiring the opening of both the
rear gates on Broadway cars. while they are
travelling between 59th and I2Oth streets.
Nr Ommen SAYS that in that section of Broad
way. where there are parkways on each bloch
between the uptown md downtown tracks
thousands upon thousands of persons have
boarded cars from those parkways I'm safety
since the ordinance requiring that both rear
gates he opened was put into effect little over
q month ago. Mr Ommen then goes on to at
tack severely the courtesy Of both the motor
mon and conductors on the streefcars of this
city. How refreshing il is, he says. 10 New
Workers to meet with The gentle manner Of street
railway employees when he visits other cities
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORrs


Dover. APRIL l6 800 m-Arrived steamer FlroonIa nd
pItb n0TTuo' New York for Antwerp tan1 proceeded
Ger Magin from Hamburg and Bouognel New
cherbourg April is a m--Arrived steamer KaHor
WI Milhsim helm II Ger Cuppers, New York via Plymouth
Gen. Langreuter from Genoa ana Naples. New
Southampton, April 15-Arrtvsd steamer Celtic (Fr)
49, Ransom New York via Plymouth.
FIJI mFi'zgeIad New York vfa London; Kroonland. Dox.
m vergnde ~ ReW orETed' YORK steamer La sFeaspe
London: April l6Arrved, steamre MinnetoGla Gs1,
Ensenada April GArriysd steamer Pillar de Larrn,ga
swansea april l3Saed steamer lndrawsdi CBg'. Hill
from London. New York
FIRST 6er p Prehn New y6 ts sfsT G5osser SgT
9ourg; sailed steamer Main tCier)- Won Borel New
Lesh9rn april iosalel steamer Fer4 Utap. Giannonl
barcelona April I3-saled steamer I4on XIII tspan)
Isle bssShamps os champ from Naples. New York
lS'e or wight april lG Passed steamer wurzburg (Ge0.
cape Town April 1l-Arriyed Rutherglen CB0.
Naples April 1IArrived steamers Brase Utah AIAari
New l9gk; sofia Hohenberg Ausp. Suparich. New
3orkSi sailed. steamer Germana tBr. sasos. New
Rart4d9s April l5A1iyei previously steamer Hubert
1r,.sis sbr'' Mo M9'Tn on New York for Para
Aaii5ors april Arrived. steamer Amste Dutch
Hiogo. Apr l4Arriyed. steamer Indramayo t5r). c,a
ven New York via sahang and Manila for Yoko-
singapore. April I5-Arrved steamer RiverdaIe ,Ry,
sasTes april Passed steamer citta di Napoi 'Itap
Isb2n April iIsaiied steamer Ara @ S'' eT' for New
PalegGo 3I1, April IL Sailed steamer Re dItaua Utah
Q'eens''"n, APIiI l6 a2S Arrived. steamer c:lroua
ossded ssd '''A''d Ne" York FOR Liverpool 'aHd pro
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
Mediterranean Service.
TnrRrsr R1-REAr

TO NAPLES-GENOA.
faMOltke ..........Apr 2S. May IS July 2
,tHamburg ...... NAV 4 June II. Aug n
~Eas Grill Room fHas Gymnasium
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
AID SOUGHT FoR STRIKING PAINTERS.

meeting OF the Consolidated Board Of Busi-
ness Agents was held yesterday in GrolPs Hall
40. 147 East 53d street. 10 consider the aues-
rion Of ordering a sympathetic strike of the
other trades in support of the Brotherhood Of
Painters whose members are on strike for
higher wages and are ruled out of the arbi
srafiea DlaH
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
RAILROADS
MEM ,lERSEY GEMTRAl


NEW JERSEY CENTRAL
/ 81 Tine s1own helOw Is IRON Liberty St sta
s. Gon- Leave West sd ST 10 minutes earlier
except as noted by designating marks.
EH1LADELPHIA TWO-HOUE TRAIN
Jerry HOUR ON THE HOUR
I f.l215 $50. mT.O0. mss.OO. $50. 800
$1,000. s1LOes 1l.30 msl2O8. FsL04.
mse.Oo 200. 800. 900. p1O 80 P. NJ.
t'12 rs mdt.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTOS-zs1-3 50
800. $1,000 S'12O4 900 ft'AOo
LsKEWooD SiSVg AND LAKEHURsT-uAOo
S4e A. NJ. x1,00. 1.30 k3.4O. a. y. 30
p NJ. S6.15- sundays. $50, 9. ~ A. ~
ATLANTIC CITI-'s.4O A. n. x1-e0. kS ~
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
Uh0FE SUNDAYS. No. AsbuTy PaIklt@-
z4e0. $50 1LS9 A. NJ ex12 40. 1Sv
go. $50. ESQ. Jl20l; sundays. otS sNee9s 8 q,
SeeSn Grove. z4.O0. 500 A. NJ aus. SD
TSme tables giving trains to EAsTON.
bEIlLEEEM. ALLENTOWN- MALSH
CHUNK. WILKESBARRE. SCRANIOS.
READING. HARRISBURG. POrTS,N -, -,
VILL1ANSPORT and all other points eSii
oe obtained at the fOllowinS eitices- l, IL
srty 81. West 2Sd St. Tel. Sl44 CneIseaI5
2a1 As'qF Isa ASTss SSs 80 es3 So sis l0g Sv lag 3 Union
Square West. 27aS ga Av.. I03 West 1-29
81. 2s5 Columbus Av.. New York; court
ST. S43 844 Fulton ST. 40 Sostrand a., A.,
ErooSlyn; $50 Broadway. Wiilla1i,sIo Isills- oS.s
New York Transfer Co. calls for ana caeeNs
baggage to destination.
Dolly. tpaily. except Sunday. pSunaayA
tFarior cars only HlDininS eeE. e.
sundays. xsaturdays only zLi5erty 81
only. tDining car SUNDAYS. tDining So
daily From West Twenty-third street
e1220 ?, NJ, g43O P NJ. tlAS0 ?. H
A&To ~ 3 nis 9EsI'Ee a2iss ? NJ W. C HOPE.
Vics-Pres & Gen. Mgr. Gen. Psss'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
CHANGE m 3. p. 7. TRANSFER SYSTEM

/ vas announced at the Office of the Brook
lyn Rapid Transit Company yesterday that
ne7- system Of transfers. modelled on the ,,na
Tow IN use on the Manhattan lines. would ba
put IN operation about May l. The system pro-
yides Tor transfer slips OF various colors. and
TiI, & Is said. prevent a passenger from riding
CT mcrc than three lines for the same fare The
company VIII continue 10 grant transfers at all
irrc.secting points
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, April IS, 1907
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
steamer Minnehaha Bro, Robinson. London April
g. 20 the Atlantic Transport Line, with 40 cabin
sengers and mdse. Arrived Al the Bar az 7,20 m.
Steamer kronpriEz Wilhelm tGerI. Richter. Bremen
April anG southampton and Cherbourg To- Gel
richs & 60. cabin and 64O steerage passen-
gers. mails ard mdse Arrived a 5.0S . II
steamer Jacob Bright tBr). Mably. Cienfuegos
March n. Porto Padre April Nipo Bav ..
" u Munson. with sugar. Arrived at the Bar AT
steamer Bristol city CBr, Barclay Bristol March IS
70 James Arkeli & Co with mdse Arrived Bar
7 4 ~.
steamer Finland. Apfold. Antwerp and Dove- April
q. 20 the Red Star Line witE Ia cabin 353
seerage passengers ana nldse Arrived at the Bar az
80 a
the Atlantic Fruir Company. fruit Arrived at
steamer Maranhense (Br). Casey. Mauaos March
p. Para April and Barbados :. O Booth & Co with
~ passengers malls ana rdse Arrived al me Bar
AZ
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
TRANsPACIFIc MAILS.


Destination Close IN y Z
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China and Phil
iPpine Islands Cvia san Franciscol-
Australia (eNcept WesO. Fiji Islands
and caledonia especially ad
dressed mail New Zealand and Sa-
Islands), via Vancouver and
Victoria B. cl-Noana. April 20 800 n
Japan. Corea. China Philippine Isl
ands Cvia Seattlel-TanEo Maru April "a 6OO m
Hawaii. japan. CoTea, China and Phil
hmsrica MaTu April 20 1880 m
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands
tvta san FTancsco)-U nited States
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
OLD U~MlMl1M Linz,

DAILY SERVICE
For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk Pu~fz-
mouth Primers Point. and Newport Na.'z
va. connecting for Petersburg, RichmoTS
Virginia Beach. Washington. D. c., ara En-
tire south and West
Freight and passenger steamers saiI from
Pier 20 y. R.. foot % Beach S. oya-TI
week day at 8 p. M.
W. Z. WOODROW. Tramc Manager.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17

'Brinss mail.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17

steamer United states dam. Wu, Copenhagen April
= Christana D and Chrstiansand 6. FuIch. Edye &
% WIN 10 cabin and 1.133 seerage pas sengers and
Hiese. arrived at the Bar at $50
teler La Gascogne tEr). Tournier Havre April z. TO
n , o,espagne Generate Transatantique. with cabin
Bar at Has a m -
Steamer Nietlw Amsterdam 1Tutct1 F2onRer Rntter-
G @ ApPl and Boulogne Holland-An,erica Line.
Arrived at the Bar at 2:45 o m
- 9e Ialiia (Fr). Bouloc Marseilles March sc. Pi-
au 90, IaIas 2 and Madeira April l. Ja,nes w FL
SI % with cabin and $50 steerage passengers and
ms. .,e NIfIVed at the Bar at p m.
% - lewis l>1cenbach. Kay, Coatzacoalcos March
In QUAR- 3eeiPhla nti to Dearborn Lapham with Hdse
esrlFr Maracabo Perry. Ponce etc, Eoul1on Bliss
S riItctI With passengers, mails Anchored
on Quarantine at 9:15 p m.
steamer Sihiria Gen Bodt. Kingston. etc the
n Afaerican Line with passengers. mails and
ms. dssed IN Sandy Hook at 10 p
esIntr CaT1b. Ingram. Georgetown C. ApGil H. and
"i!n e nose Passed in Quarantine at 634 a IN
tinc- jamestown catherine Newport and
-'tIoik 10 the Old Dominion Company. with
paseISers ana ndse Passed in Quarantine at 2:5S
1 Iorro castle. Downs Havana April l3. 70
Jailes r ward Co, with 15S passeu ugers, mails and
HlSse- e arrived at the Bar 4:14 y m
Sandy Hook. April 16 935 uWind south southwest.
moderate breeze; cloudy
SAILED
steamers Breslau Ger Bremen: vandalfa CTeF)
oIdgapoIe Manila. etc; Maanzas. Havana; Ats1eniana
tBIl newport News; Titan iBr) Manchester Horatio
Hbi1 fdTa ana Manaos. Armenian tEr). Liverpool El
Eae tiaiveston Kansas City Savannah; brooklyn.
1Iah; Conanche. Charleston jacksonville.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Oceanic which reported Siasconset AZ . n,
yesterday when rs miles Of Nantucket south shoals
IAshtship is expected to dock about p II. to-day