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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1908-03-07

John Toevs, Rev. J.. b. Bser, Abe
baumgartner. through the Oliver &
Mekown Hardware company, Thursday
purchased car load of S-inch woven
wire, quantity sufficient to fence FIVE
quarter sections of land. The Germans
are sustaining their reputation for pro-
gressiveness.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1908-03-07

for the order. came here and has created
quite an interest ard as a result Of his
labors the Wocdmen will. numerically.
have the strongest order here.
Head Consul |. I. Boak. of Denver.
with the other head officers. will be in
Pceatello next month at log rolling.
American Falls will contribute a large
number Of visitors. The head officers
of the order are making tour of the
west.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1908-03-07
Bonds. warrants and loans 81. 1875. 324. 20
Deferred Payments
on land sales i,079, ,s7a.97


81, 2Ts. l99. 20
On January /, 1908. this investment
had a grand total Of s3,6o9. 7i5.sl, Of
which ~. 075, .05 was on account Of
warrants, bonds and loans, and 81 53i, :
02s.7 IS on account Of deferred payments.
Nj. |. Church,
Register.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1908-03-07

<. d. Nichols, of Boise. will speak in
the Methodist Church tonight at 7.D
O'Clock. Subject: EVIL Effects of the
Growth of Cities Everyone ought to
hear this lecture. Those who have
heard it in other places say it is an eye
opener. The doors are open to all. Mr..
Nichols has a notional reputation n =
speaker.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1908-03-07
LAID for Rent.

Eighty acres of good land under cult
vat'on. plenty water for irrigation pur-
pose. Apply on ranch at Neeley. Idaho.
for terms, etc.
MRS. T. |. RICHARDSON.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1908-03-07

We have number of inquiries for
Carey land. Ii you want to sell. call On
or write to d. w. Davis. Presideut
First National Bank.
The sun., 1908-04-05
MEXICAN BANKERS CONFER.
Indorse Minister Llmanturs Financial
Reform Projects.

MEXICO CITY, April THE meeting Of
representatives Of the Chartered Banks
nj Mexico. which was called TO meet here
to-day by Minister Of Finance Jose v,
Lin antour. for the purpose Of consider
mg proposed measures TO reform the bank
mr ,vstem of the country, was largely
attended Mr. Limantour was present
and made an interesting :GE, yl:!a!!S
what steps should be- taken TO add 70 the
- eurltv Of the banking business OF Mexico,
TIE Weaknesses of the methods Of banks
IN the United States a. demonstrated by
the recent financial panic were pointed
our by some Of the speakers and 1t was
urged that these defects wherever they
exist in Meyito's hanking methods should
o., remeiied Ivy the enactment OF financial
rfurm laws. \ bill covering the various
rout- advocated by:Alr. Limantour, which
we're iHdorsed ~ the meeting to-day, VIII
he submitted to Congress at this session
and ia enactment is practically assured.
II was the expressed sentiment OF the
n4ukers who attended the meeting to-day
rnat the financial situation in Mexico is
,ariily improving and that the develop
ue ent or the material resources and in.
irstres Of the country is going forward
rithout interruption.
The sun., 1908-04-05
THE ERIE PLAN is ANNOUNCED
, p, MORGAN & 90. TO UNDER.
WRITE $4,000, 900 NOTES

., An the Holders OF the Is 500 900
Maturing Notes VIII Take 81 500 OOO
in the New secured Skies for Them
- 500 900 More 10 Be Held In Reserve
The directors Of the Erie Railroad COM
,,s,cd Yesterday a plan TO meet the roads
:, ,oooo If notes falling due on April
vi rs other cash requirements by the
,,,,,e.nsic issue of ti0,5OO,OOO three year
49,. rnut. notes This means the dispersal
,( ,hc rcceiyenhip cloud which has been
hanging over the road and depressing
.ecJrW values in the Street, provided
,bs, the holders Of the outstanding notes
sccorf tho terms Of the plan unanimously,
member Of the firm Of J. p. Morgan
40. oppressed confidence that they would
duso
,..urdng to the plan there is authorized
~ ,,-ne Sl5,OOO.OOO Of the notes TO be So
cure by bonds in the treasury OF the Erie
t,,og a par value Of 3l2,6OO.OOO and a
market value at present quotations Of about
,oooonm OF these notes t5,6OO0OO are
's.,sd for exchange dollar for dollar with
,,s p,,ns dine ApIils. The outstanding notes
sra unsecured, and in case Of a receiver-
,b,r would he classified as general claim
vrfh the same standing as any other debt.
I'm ths ground confidence was expressed
r,a, the holders Of the notes would agree
unanimously to the exchange.
Tnaninity in this respect IL q specific
,ouiltion Of the carrying out Of the second
rroyl4iou Of the plan. which, according
H. the statement given out by J. p. Morgan
4 co. is a. follows:
r.. sold az par for cash. for corporate puT-
n,ses authorized by order Of the Pu ublio
service Commission, the "a le and purohase
NJ these notes at par having been UNDER
urtteu without commission or cost 70 the
' TEe remaining a SOC, 900 are 10 be reserved
,or sale hereafter for corporate purposes
authorized by order Of the Public Servios
commission, such notes to be issued only
"a and when approved by q committee
consisting Of Charles Steele, George f..
RsLer and Z. II. Hartman. The COM
m,ttee has power 10 add 70 its number
and AN vacancies and also 10 obtain addi-
tional collateral TO be pledged a. further
security for the notes.
A member Of the firm Of ]. P. Morgan
A Co. said yesterday that the S5,Oo0OO0 in
cash was not 10 lquidate any floating
debt, but would be new capital and wou ID
put the road on a strong working basis,
The holders OF the notes are urged 10
deposit them before 8 O'Clock, April 8. at
j p, Morgan l. Co.'s, and receive tempo
rary receipts for them. II the arrange
msnt does not become effective by the
turning over Of all the notes they will he
returned without expense.
The sun., 1908-04-05
NEW WESTINGHOUSE co. HEAD.
". II. D0uner Is Put In Complete Control
oC the Machine Company.

PIrrsBURo, April 1T was announced
this afternoon that William II. Donner had
been elected vice-president Of the Westing-
house Machine Company 10 place OF T.. r,
Keller, who retires. u Is further announced
in an official bulletin that the new vice
president will be in direct responsible
charge Of all activities
The Westinghouse Machine Company
has beeu out OF the bands Of a receiver
only few days. Douner was one ot the
receivers as we'll as one Of the biz creditors.
Keller the retiring yice-presldent, was
also Que Of the receivers and Was vice presi-
dent III direct charge previous 10 the time
the concern went into the bands OF re-
oeivers.
Il ia considered Of some Significance that
Bonner ia one of the lieutenants Of II, e..
Flick. Friok once backed Donner to the
extent OF S20.OO0,O ,OOO in the Union Steel
Company. a project in which Donner made
millions Mr. Donner, whose salary IN his
new position will hP SS0.OOO year, began
life as poor boy in Anderson, Ind.
sta arted little tin plate mill, then came to
Pittsburg. where he revoluliOnized the tin
plate industry. He founded both Monessen
aud Donora. thriving mill towns
The sun., 1908-04-05
DECREE IN so CENT GAS CASE.
The AttOmey.GenerSl May Possibly he
Held for Costs.

1ne AtNVTupy-OoAOheA NNSs ~N'@'SH -
Held for Costs.
Judge Hough, In the United States Cir
cnit Court, affirmed yesterday the form Of
the final decree In the case Of the Oonsoli-
dated Gas Company against the City and
state OF New York TO test the validity Of
the eighty cent gas law. Accompanying
the affirmation Is q restraining order en-
ioining Attorney General jackson and Dis
irict Attorney Jerome from suing for the
nenalty or forfeiture described In Chapter
I2j Of the Laws Of 1905, or in any way en-
forcing that act or the order Of the detunct
Gas and Electricity Commission. Ghe Pub.
lo Service Commission is also enjoined
from applying for a mandamus or inlunc-
ton TO compel compliance with the eighty
cent gas law. IL is further adjudged that
the complainant recover Of the defendants
its costs and disbursements in equal parts
from the State and the city.
The Court concludes as follows: Any
party hereto may make application at the
Foot Of this decree, making such apphca-
lion by a supplemental bill or otherwise
"A such party may be advised for any relief
10 which such party feels lawfully entitled
NV reason OF change Of circumstances
since the beginning Of this suit.
Concerning the Attorney Generals status
In the case Judge Hough says: If the At
tnrnev-G General can be sued as such, costs
can be awarded against him also as such
Ibis question had better be settled.
The sun., 1908-04-05
STRIKES COST WORKERS MORE.
Mstal Trades Association Gives Figures Of
Years UprislngS.

The National Metal Trades Association.
which recently held it's annual conven-
ton and election Of officers at the Hotel
lstor, has elected an administrative council,
which will meet twice year 70 take up
matters not brough: before the annual
convention, and issued a report FOR the
nast year. The administrative council
ronsists Of eight members, some OF whose
'orms will expire in 1909 and some IN 1910,
and the regu hr officers OF the association.
lhe councillors whose terms expire in 1910
are II. W. Hoyt, + P. Robinson, W. A.
layman and George Mesta.
During the past year. the report says.
ia strikes were fought TO a successful
conclusion by the association. thirteen were
prevented and IN four cases only the en-
poyers yielded The strikes were for
higher wages in some cases, in others for
a shorter workday, and in all cases there
was A demand for reoog gnition OF the union.
he record Of strikes by the International
issocation OF Machinists against MEM
hers Of the Metal Trades Association be-
tween June / and November I, 1907 showed
'Na' these strikes cost the union t37s, .2S.
he figures being taken from the records OF
'he International Association OF Machin-
s's, while they cost the association OF en-
royers only sos, ,4S3.47.
The sun., 1908-04-05
Confidence

in my judgment made money for all my
followers that bought stock from March
9Th TO 22d, IA urgently suggested IN these
columns. CONFIDENCE in my judgment
made all my friends keep the money made
by SELLING OUT week ago Friday on
my advice Of caution against the tmmble-
Rigging by charlatans on the curb disturb
ing the market. | made this plain 10 all
by letting TOMMY BUCKETShOP spout
aloud about GUGGIkON kOLD, now al
ready "a.
Ifyou have paid, TO be twisted the
last ten days with INFORMATION to buy
AT top and WARNINGS to cover with stop
orders ut highest EIGHT and finally now
again find yourself short on lNFORMA-
TON and WARNINGS combined at bottom,
you may be pardoned for being tired, sick
and disgusted.
My aim 10 10 show you how 10 make
SPECULATION a BUSINESS instead Of q
GAMBLE. II you will follow me ! will
keep you posted GRATIS by mail or by
COLLECT telegram, as you may desire II,
by sending me your name and address and
telling ire your troubles. ...
By mutual WORK and CONFIDENCE
In each other We can become financial
power.
NEXT Sunday will publish what ! in
stTuCted my friends to do yesterday (Sat-
urday) IN 4 specldl sent thehh lasI IIlu6y
night, also what did for those who rely
on my doing better work for them than
they can do themselves
IHEAR NOW OF A GIGANTIC DEAL,
WHICH | CANNOT PUBLISH BECAUSE
1T WOULD BREAK CONFIDENCE.
CAN BUY THE STOCKS CONCERNED
FOR YOU-IF YOU HAVE CONFIDENCE.
CONFIDENCE is the basis of all bus-
4 ness-CONFIDENCE is the cause Of Amer
/ ica's present recuperation.
, My CONFIDENCE in return to a safe,
sane strong government makes me advise
| purchase Of stocks that | believe in, My
/ CONFIDENCE in Mr. JOE CANNON'S
| honesty and ability TO prevent harmful
legislation until election makes me think,
| that can make lot Of money for those who
have CONFIDENCE in my JUDGMENT
The sun., 1908-04-05

served until yesterday. They were against
Henry Fettel. a real estate dealer and
builder Of 1890 Broadway. Brooklyn, and
Frank Tatum. a former hotel keeper OF
Bandman avenue and Dean street, Jamaica
Both we're arralgnal before Justice Gar
retson and released on q, 800 bonds each,
Fettel was building houses in Jamaica
and Tatum acted as his agent. They had
dealings with certain members OF the
Queens Building Department, and It is
return for favors in the way Of removal
OF restrictions,
Taturn aaid in an interview after being
The sun., 1908-04-05
TWO ACCUSED or Perjury.
by queens Grand Jury After
Building Depa artment Inquiry.

In addition to the presentment returned
by the recent Queens county Grand Jury
which investigated the Department OF
Buildings in that borough two indict-
ments for perjury we're handed in 10 jus
tice Garretson in the Supreme Court at
Flushing yesterday.
Although these indictments we're found
q week ago the bench warrants were moi
The sun., 1908-04-05

found dead from gas asphyxiation in h's
room in boarding house at p Stuyvesanl
place. New Brighton, early yesterday. Gas
was mourning from a heater m the room,
the Jet Of which was open. The policn
say that the jet was 50 hard to turn that
il could not have been opened accidentally
No reason Is known why Gillespie should
have wished tu end bis life
The sun., 1908-04-05

crraigned that he was charged with giving
$50 10 q certain official in the Building De-
nartment. He said he did not give. the
money ami 80 testified before the Grand
Jury whereupon he was indicted for com
hitting perjury. Interested persons would
like TO knew why, IL the Grand Jury was ~
oertain that Tatum did pass the money, II
did not return indictments against some
official for accepting bTibes.
The sun., 1908-04-05
b 0nsratoru ReIect MIners, PropOsal.

PuTsBrRo, April I.-The Pittsburg coal
'oerstors to-day decided by unanimous
vote 10 refuse the proposition made by
tho miner officials yesterday to treat with
'a'h operator and not TO insist on the scales
,wUg signed for the whole district.
u.wmlttec was appointed 10 go 10 Indian
auulN on Monday to meet President Tom
l.vIs NJ the United Mine Workers.
The sun., 1908-04-05
nv MarnnnI Mlrelesa.

=, ST. Paul. for New York, was o& miles east
SANDY Hook Al 20 A N. yesterday,
- columbia, FOR NfH YORK, was lto miles cast
OF Sable island AZ s'i0 Y. N.
IS fucsnla. Tor New YORK, passed Nantucket
ughtShlp al oils 7, NJ.
The sun., 1908-04-05
ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY.
q Wall Street New York, Apnl I, iOOS

COMPANY
OOO outstanding, and maturing April 3, lOOs
the Erie Railroad Company held this
day. Notes for the amount
April be payable before April 1911
bearing and be secured hereinafter stated for the fol-
lowing
exchange for all of the mentioned Notes
falling due April s. 1905;
SECOND sold cash for
Commission; THE SALE AND
AT PAR HAVING BEEN UNDERNRITEN
COMPANY UPON THE EMPRESS
CONDITION AND OTHERNsE THAT ALL OF The SAID SS5OOOO
MATURING APRIL 1908 SHALL HAVE BEEN EN-
CHANGED PAR, THESE NEW SECURED 0% NOTES.
THIRDNot exceeding reserved for issue and for sale here
corporate authorized by order the Public Service
be issued for such only and when approved W
Ms Charles Steele George Baker and Edward H.
add to its number and to ill vacancies
such Notes. when and issued to be secured equally and ab
pledge under ndnu Of securities to be designated
exceeding and such additional securities as
approval said shall have been obtained and pledged
under the ndenure
said Notes for the discharge orendpg Of obligations
Railroad Company incurred April 1905 and payable prior 10
Of It's and the security OF such Notes
obligations Of the Erie Railroad Company were
expressly March by order Of the Public Service Commission Tor
the Second District
The sun., 1908-04-05
M,Id,nd fer hank creditors.

PtTrsBURG. Receiver Thomas A.
Ewsor or tho ,terprise National Bank.
ruuh failed rwo aud half years ago for
'" @o. hag declared dividend Of .
n"' cent. payable immedi itely. This is the
'".n1j dividend The fist (2o per cent?
vas rald ABOUT eighteen months ago.
The sun., 1908-04-05
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

NOTICE oF ELECTION OF DIRECTORS
No Independent nominations having been made
for one or more vacancies 10 be 1lled n the Board
OF Directors OF the New York Life Insurance Com.
pAny at lie 1908 election OF directors, and the
Superintendent OF Insurance having, as required by
law prescribed rules and regulations for conduct.
ing and holding said election, therefore, pursuant
TO said rules and regulations notice 10 hereby
.!--r ths. the 1903 election 81 members OF the
board Of Directors OF the New York Life InSur.
Ance Company will be held at the Home once OF
the CompAn No $40 Broadway. In the City OF
New York In the State OF New YORK. on Wednet-
day the Sth day OF April 1908, the polls 10 he
main open until four O'Clock In the afternoon OF
said day, al which time they shall be closed
NRW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
By JOHN c. MCCALL, Secretary.
Dated March 10. 1908.
The sun., 1908-04-05
FIRE IN 4. 4. WHITMANS HONE,
Bankers New Jersey House, Into Which
He Hal Just Moved. Damaged.

He Had Just Moved. Damaged.
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDs, n. j., April g.
The country home Of Alfred A. Whitman,
a New York banker, near here, was badly
damaged by fire this afternoon. high
wind was blowing and calls for assistance
we're sent TO the Highlands Of Navesink
Seabright and Atlantic Highlands. Fire
men, after hard fight got the flames under
control and saved the neighboring cottages,
MIR. Whitman and his family had Just
moved down from their town house at SOS
Wee. Scv~rty- eighth street yesterday. The
fire is thought TO have started from spark
from the chimney leading from the fireplace.
The sun., 1908-04-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

AN seeking good proposition to invest cash with
services 1--WE details. AMERICAN, box 100 Sun
uptown once. iSo5 Broadway.
The sun., 1908-04-05
BOe,
20 BROAD ST NEW YORK.

FOR SALE-s0O shares stock 10 largest, most
profitable drug business In world. In lots not less
than Is shares; known all over United States has
been steady dividend payer nfty years; making
more money than ever, Address DRUGS, boz ilS
sun oflce.
The sun., 1908-04-05
M E,trn IhnrEe for II.

Advertisements Tor THE Sun and Tvs
EyRNIsG SIN may he left Al any American
District Messenger Office in the city
The sun., 1908-04-05

aAILEp YoRM EoREIoN IoRTs

IS LusitAnia. from Liverpool for New YORK.
IS La Lorraine, from HAvre for New York.
IS New York, from Southampton for New YORK.
81 VGderlAnd, from Antwerp for New YORK,
81 StAtendAm. from Rotterdam for New YORK.
s. FnrnesslA from GlAsEoW for New lOrk.
The sun., 1908-04-05

Retired Sra captain KILLED by Gas.
Cant, John NJ. Gillespie retired sea
,aptain we'll known on Staten Island, was
The sun., 1908-04-05
Before 3 O'clock, P. NJ, on Wednesday, April 5, 1903

As THE UNDERWRITING OF THE NEW
ABOVE IS EXPRESSLY CONDITIONED
OUTSTANDING
SECURED NOTES SUCH OUTSTANDING
NOTES ARE DEPOSIT THEIR NOTES PROMPTLY
shall become effective the deposited Notes will he re-
expense the surrender Of our Receipts
Registered Notes e suitably endorsed
FOR THE ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY,
p MORGAN co.
The sun., 1908-04-05
t2,An,s17
t4Oe.S7
a Ts,iQsH

The receipts from customs to-day were t6Se, IA;
from internal revenue, t@,Nt, ana miscellaneous
slS OSs National bank notes received for re.
dsmpton. 81, ,p2eiA
ursr for AnUl 4 abOWE,
The sun., 1908-04-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
hIsILIUAH ALMANAC Tns DAT
Sun rissG . .S.3I sun sets. .e:S. Noon SETS IVA
HIdH WLTIk THIS DAY.
Sandy HOOK 10 10 Gov. Island. l:l2'Hell Gate i@

ArTlVOd-SA1URDAT, April
IS Amehka, Hamburg, March 20
81 la Provence, HAvre. March 2S,
:, Mexico, Vera Cruz, March 20,
Is 1romp, Nlpe, March %.
IS Alnmere, Havana, March 2s,
IS Prins Wlllem ILL.,, Port Au Prince, March IS.
IS COmAl, Galveston, March 2S
IS Monroe, Norfolk, April ).
IS Melderskin. Perth AmbOy, April 4.
ARRIVED OUT.
s, 81. Louis, at Southampton from New orS'
- Ceylc, at Liverpool from New YORK.
The sun., 1908-04-05

Authorized Railroad Company offer S0OOo
exchange al the a 100000 outstanding Notes
Of the Erie Railroad Company payable April 1908
exchange prepared receive deposits the
outstanding for which temporary Receipts win be Issued
NOTES MUST BE OUR OFFICE
The sun., 1908-04-05
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

wAaHnorON, Apn l.-The statement Of the
receipts and expenditures Of the Treasury shows
ThI dag tbs Moan. tsegl tar
Receipts. Gee, u o5.14S b.OOlB tS I6epSO
EIpenditures 100000 $4,000 505 ,s0t et
The sun., 1908-04-05

Adoph Lewsohn Esq, ...
President Miami Copper Company
AZ Broadway, New York City
Dear Sir
The property Of the Miami Copper Company cQlIsis
Of Globe. Arizona at which city the mines and works
Development which is still being carried on shows,
WAS struck at depth Of 300 feet and the bottom OF the
feet by $50 feet without having rs yet reached the INN
yeloped, as indicated by surface conditions.
The ella Valley Globe & Northern Railway ends
Of way secured this extension will pass within quarter
It is proposed to erect the first unit Of reduction
production Of l4OOOOO0 pounds OF copper based on 80
copper to the ton ,,
Concentrating tests have shown that the ore can b
Weld in fine copper 1t estimated that the cost OF et
l2c copper will be $4,000 per snnum and at l5c cop
daily capacity will be built which will double the above
1t is estimated that it will require S75OOOO to ere
REQUIRED for mine plant shops, buildings, etc.
The ore deposit of the Miami Copper Company is
Copper Company, the Utah Copper Company, and the
as suphde mineral is disseminated through the rock
easily Smelted.
The mining is simple and cheap. and when found
per cent in copper as it does higher in grade than any
and dividend payer.
The sun., 1908-04-05

eScondNofa
ceBmador
Claiming
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-30
Real Estate Wanted.

w house and lot for sale, in or within 25 miles OF
New York Prefer dealing with only. price
location and give full description. Address DARBY
SHIRE, Box 69ss. Rochester. y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-30
IN TIE BROKERAGE MARKET.

Maxwell Ziegler has sold for Henry Lunrs es-
tate No SIS West 40th four story oul!ohs' on
q lot 25xes feet to Wibert & Schneider
TNtan @ Cavauagh sold No. Is West slth ST, a
four story and basement stone 'front.' o"eiiiis
house on lot 2oxloos feet.
The Hunts Point Realty Company mas soo 10
Henry Dohrrnan a plot, 5o01O feet at the south
90. ,o-,e- ~ Rryan st and Seneca ave. The
buyer owns a parcel at the northeast corner "a
Bryant St and Seneca ave
NJ F Kerby has sold for Albert j sch"arzieF
Nos 1877 and 1879 Washington ave- two SIX Story
ons-,,oent houses 10 the Adamant Realty Com
panv for which he has taken in part payment
the block from on the west side Of EdgecoTnpe ave-
from 18th TO Isoth embracing about Ten Iols'
Iznatz Roth has resold to silveTman' Lader &
rlooro two plots each 50x100 feet. on the east SIDE
Of Washington ave. south o, hist st. The buyers
will improve the property at once with two six
story fathouses-
The American Real Estate Company has sold the
TWO family house No 1888 Faile St, on lot 2Xltr
feet to John Hook
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-30

q m.
Steamer Goyaz tBraz. Meissner, Rio April
Victoria May 2 4. o. Pernambuco s.
10 Maranham j.. Para 16 and Barbados n TO
the John Seager co. passengers mds
q the 81
Steamer MaTaval t3rb Perth Amboy. J
Trinidad shipping q Trading Co. ballast Passed IN
Quarantine d 3 . N.
Co win passengers and mdse Passed In Quarantine at
s:l3
Steamer jefferson Dole. Newport News Norfolk.
the Old Dominion s. O. with passengers and mdse Left
Quarantine a ~ ? III
steamer Pr-ns Willem I Dutch. Nyboer. surinam
MAJ = Demerara :. Trinidad il Carupano Cumana
IL Gusnta H. Cahero IS Curacao 80
AYA caves n g. 81 Marc g. Petit G-avs and
Po3r az Prince the ROYAL Dutch Wee, india Mail
Line with passengers. mails ane mdse AT!lse tho
Bar ! 10
sand Hook J. May o. $50 p m-Wind east. Light
breeze; dense fog; Light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-30
WIRELESS REPORTS.

TIE Carlpania reported e7s miles east OF Sandy
Hook a. OF Thursday expected to dock about 8
G II today
Sunday.