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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-23
LISTEN

ry attractive Groom bungalow
has best of plumbing, bath,
sory and toilets. flush switch
.ric lights. double walls and
IS, and paper between through
concrete foundation and steps
terrace; IL lots. 1T. above
=. close to University of Puget
Price $500; Y cash, bal.
& ops.
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BEST OFFER OF THE SEASON
Acres. TOO Feet of Waterfront
- At Beautiful HOsedale
room house. land all fenced,
es under cultivation, large barn
iage house and chicken houses
I chickens, one COW, 100 frui
II 8. plenty small fruit. horse
'er gasoline launch, ETC., etc.
n KNIGHT Il co.
IA 20e-7 Bankers Trust Bldg.
II Phone 1916.
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BELOW THE MARKET
~ ,Od lots ON Yakima av., near
all street improvements in
$3.50: half cash.
#. 1. MattinsIy & Co.
z sos Fidelity Bldg,
ance. Money to Loan
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Waterfront lots for summer
/. mes: Frank A. Magill. 40 Prov
mt Bldg.
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FOR SALE By owNER--1 lot rs
-; new house; Just finished. large
. from car line station. Wood
4 coal yards at your door. Store
butcher shop within 2 blocks.
ee mail delivery every morning.
'rfect title. Price $500: 500 cash
ID 40 9 month. Enquire 403 Cali
. rnia bldg.
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WIFE GETS DIVORCE.
On the grounds OF desertion
Lille Lanata was granted q d.
vorce from Gus Lanata today by
Judge Shackleford Of the superior
court.
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ONE GOOD BUYS

r house. nice cleared lots,
;ed, fruit trees. close in. Price
~ $1,000; 5000 cash and $40 mo.
ear car line, on military road, for
$50. This will make a fine chicken
oh.
'cres good garden and fruit
near car line and graded
s, for $500; $25 cash and $40
Ajce cleared, level lots. close to
52t line, churches, schools and
es. for only $175;' $25 cash and
H. p. LAwHORN
, GA Bernice Bldg.
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ONLY $3.50

- half acre of land. all cleared
fri I trees and Strawberries. small
no Sc, only blocks from car line
tt first party calling and making
a deposit gets this.
THOMPSON & BUNTING
1923 Commerce st.
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yaterfront lots for summer
res; Frank A MagilI 40 Prov
NJ nids.
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FEED AND SEED
Seed Potatoes.

Gold Coin, first premium. earliest.
best and smoothest potato known
limited quantity. Also fine Early
Rose. Albin Feed & Seed Co.. 1911
GOLD COIN Seed Potatoes. EARLIER
than Early Rose. white and mealy,
Rowland Poultry Co.. z007 Pacific.
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aterfront lots for summer
cymes: Frank A. Magi1l. 40 Prov.
ident Bldg.
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BUY THIS

3 LARGE ROOM HOUSE
Two nice lots, good soil, only
$500. II taken at once; $3.50 dowr
$40 per month. Take Mckinley
get off at T. d. Gregory's of.
kMorton and East H st.
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Located on the ocean, about $50
rooms. fine spring OF water, SPLEEN
did view, nice beach, good fishing
and hunting. close to railroad sta
|tion. Reason Tor selling. sickness.
|This Is y splendid opportunity to
get q good money making business;
$4,000 cash Is necessary to handle II.
Particulars on application.
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Ranch of 100 acres for sale
rent. Call 3104 No. 7th st.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

To Whom 1t May Concern:
This is to certify that Mr.. A. III.
Fenwick, is in no way connected
with our firm. Gunston & Heath Co.
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GOOD PAYING rooming house,
which will stand Investigation,
1850. Phone Main 4se7. or call At
1898 80 ID ct.
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TO EXCHANGE

|EXCHANGE-High grade piano for
K 0 morse and COW. r. 207 Cal. Bldg
WILL TRADE a 800 scholarship in
the best business college in Taco
ma for vacant suburban lots. Ad-
dress Box SO. care Times.
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TIMES CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS


|ROoMINo HOUSE for sale by own
or. ~ large outside rooms. on
prominent corner. always full Full
particulars 1t l1o7 So. d IT.. Main
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HOUSES FOR RENT

FOR RENT-254s So. Tacoma av..
newly papered and vanished,
large basement, $12.50 per month.
w. g.. Peters & Co., 401-2-3 Cham
Der of Com. Bldg.
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q. L Took. realty broker and build
or. 3sth and Yakima. NsD24-A4sez
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
NO ACTION ON DIRECT PRIMARIES.
Parsons Committee Will Not Report Until
They See the Governor S Bill.

Collin II. Woodward. chairman of the committee
primary reform, reported 10 the Republican
County Committee at the Murray Hill Lyceum last
night that his committee was considering the ad-
visibility of reporting in favor OF changing the
basis Of representation in conventions from the
Assembly district TO the election district system
He said that tie committee would not be able to
report direct nominations until the Governors
ideas IT. the shape Of a Dill were made known He
said also that the committee might recommend the
limitation Of expenditures in primary elections
Ex-Assemblyman z. r Finch reported for the
committee on fraudulent practices in elections that
the recommendations of the county committee had
been presented In bills introduced by Assemblyman
Ward and Senator Agnew.
John B. Cartright. leader Of the 2sth District
presented set Of resolutions Joseph Petrosino
extolling his devotion duty and conveying the
widow the condolences of the committee.
Representative Parsons from Washing
ton to preside at the meeting
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
URGE TRAVIS-LEE BILL.
administration Denounced by Debt
Limit amendment 4dUOcateS.

Speeches favoring the passage by the Legislature
OF the Travis-Iee joint resolution for a consttu-
tional amendment providing for the extension Of
the city debt limit and making the construction q
new subways possible made last night at
rlass-1neeting in Cooper Union. The meeting
called by the City Transit Conference, of which
State Senator Calvin Tomkns is president and VIII
lam Grant Brown secretary.
Senator Tomkins said that New York is badly
in need of new subways. and repeated in part arsu-
ments he made this week at Albany.
The city has paid out less than per cent of its
total expenditures for transportation said he,
and less than 2 per cent at the instance OF the
present administration, while during the last year
not ono cent has been spent for the Improvement
Of transportation facilities II is evidently con-
spiracy to turn the city over private interests
is able 10 finance its own transportation sys-
tenn" He added. however, that he was hopeful
for the passage of the amendment
Justice John Ford. Of the New York Supreme
Court, said that politics is for the public good,
and that a Judge should be interested IN everything
that is for the benefit Of the citizen. He said
that the transportation problem IS now al its most
serious crisis. but that before has the city
government been supne in its treatment of the
issue.
Other speakers were J. AspinwalI Hodge Charles
Sprague Smith. Eugene N Travis, John De Witt
Warner. Thomas J. Curtis and Alfred J. Boulton.
Resolutions passed which condemned the
city government, declaring that We regard its
course II this matter betrayal Of the citys
welfare in favor of private business interests and
in the approaching MayOralty canvass we must
meet our responsibility by helping TO secure eff
cent representation Of the citys interests against
those who would thrive at it's expense" The reso-
utions also call for the appointment of two commit
oF e.. T.pa
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
LOVES FI4NCE"S BROTHER.
German Girl Prefers Ocean Escort
and StdgS at Ellis Island.

Plus Kiel, farmer Of Berkfed. Mo. went to HIS
old home in Dusseldorf. Germany. eight years ago
and fell IN love with Miss Sibila Lambert He told
her he getting well with his farm in Mis-
souri, and that when he had built suitable home
he either would send her passage money 70 join
him or bring her from Dusseldorf himself
kiel thought II time several months ago TO send
for Sfhila- and learning that his young and
stalwert brother Peter, prosperous baker Of BeTk
field. about visit the mother country, he
asked him 10 bring his fancee- Peter Kiel
went TO Dusseldorf and found the faithful Sibila.
but by the time the steamer KronprinZessin Cecilie
which they sailed. arrived here the woman and
the brother Of her fance were deeply in love. They
were detained Ellis Island, but the immigration
officials willing release the young woman
II Peter Kiel would marry her He refused saying
that she engaged 10 his brother. whom he was
afraid 10 inform Of his infatuaton. The young
woman, ho decided 20 marry tnly Peter, will most
likely be sent back TO Dusseldorf.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
mGRATH BILL PASSED.
Transfers Po7oers of Passing on
Tuberculosis Hospital Sites.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune ]

Albany. March 1S-By bill passed 'o-uaS IN IA ~
Assembly the effect Of the adverse sentlfhehl 'o
tuberculosis hospitals in rural districts "oulo DC
largely done away with It Is the oil oIlsilali'
introduced hy Assemblyman McGrath TO take from
boards of supervisors and town boards the power
~ determining whether a tuberculosis hospltal OF
camp shall he erected within their 1uFisolctioi'
But on account of the protests Of the FepuphcahS
of the rural districts, the Committee on fuoIlc
Health amended It that this power is gwen u
the State Commissioner of Health and the locai
health officer after a hearing II they are uhanie
RI agree in approving or dsapproving OF the loca-
+ion applied for within thirty days the applicant
within ten days can file in the office of the state
Commissioner Of Health a request that the petition
he referred 10 a board consisting OF the Lieutenant
Governor the Speaker OF the Assembly and the
Commissioners who shall come to a determination.
With the exception of the consolidated laws. this
;s the first important bill resulting from recon-
nlendation of the Governor to be acted on favor
ehy during the session The Governor In his rec
onluendation said that il almost Impossible
TO secure suitable sites for tuberculosis hospitals
because of the sentiment against them in rural
districts
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
ORGANIZE TO FIGHT NEW CHARTER.
Brooklyn's Allied Boards of Trade Approve
President Piper's Denunciation.

After address by President Elwin S Piper
violently opposing the passage OF the charter re
vision plans. the Allied Boards OF Trade Of Brook
lyn, meeting last night at. the Bedford Public
Library, organized committee 10 fight the plans
in the Legislature.
Though the WINS proposed charter is good on
some points" said Mr. Piper. 'ft is bad to the
very limit of badness in its essential points. To
have a single commissioner appointed by the Mayor
TO take UP the administration of the five boroughs.
now performed by five borough presidents. is un-
thinkable'
Mr.. Piper criticised the proposition 10 reduce the
Board Of Education to fifteen men as dangerous to
the welfare of Brooklyn schools According to Mr.
Piper's view, the Board of Estimate and Appor-
tionment has now too much power, and IL would
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
Saturday. March 20. at 80 o'clock.
GRAND GALA PERFORMANCE

the
PENSION AND ENJOYMENT FUND
q the MetT2goitan oPgFdp D5d tGmpfgy Aet Any NM.
Pa5tiAi Fa45ia: Mn kTi3sS' kn6ss Amato cbeii Bada
II TPns TaE gRRTRRED BRIDE CProdana Neves,a3
Act IS Mines Bes,inn Ma Mattel W5ke5fta ak sta
NM Jcrn Basg DidpT F9'k ana o9ngsS corps Of
Bohemian dancers Conductor. Mailer.
III Ames A4pA Cad Gsdsk Home Homer. NM Martin. Amato.
Bass, Rossi Conductor. Toscanini
~ Nine. Farrar. n Jorn- Conductor. spetrino
LhHSi Mme Ada: HG' Nm Martin. Didur. Conductor.
VI DIE MEIsTERsINGER CIast Scene; act Sill Ill
Mines sparkes. Mattfeld; NM Burriqq: qs-2 s20''e''
Prices for this performance-slO. 81. 50 and 81
sUNPAT KAED EDE P6PTiAR MaFfh r t6NcGR9 q ~
Mines Pc Pesags 6s Enr yGR Ms
e9Jisen S5shes..a and chorqs e9P9 sRs.rin%S e, %,
H9H B.snn EXE Via Hay aay "a Nh sco't
Campanari. Didur Reiss Conductor Toscanini
TUhs III s .a1.y AaT Ma ot DIE II 3MEsTEKsISGER
Gsds HGme1 MN JGrn so9ms 91T,E ors Bnter
Mission bet ASt T. aRd as' M II 6T9 Gfo 81
FAsauhGE Hn9 Il E. Mme n De Pasqga e;rassi s:oSti
Paterna Followed BY PAGLIACCI; Nine, Inc FarFar'
THTES EVE Mar q e sIP0UBLEp % p. pdsILdI; BILdT
MM Bonci Campanari Didur. Paterna- Conductor.
spetrino CAyALLERI4 RTsTICANA. Nine, Des-
FRI FRI f1T ET NM Mar 2s At hG SoaaE ~ FIGARO
8nss n4ss Ga6Sk5 GoadIc.dr a!Taf Mah1er re
SAL SAT AFT o4 MsT q spa2ed % NM STE s6os
Cioritz Reiss Hinctley Conductor Hertz
StIoS SAF SvE Nm Mar ADA NM a. Jora R0Pso sio Ross
Conductor. spetrino-
Second Series of Special Performance. 49,.
45.. 4Sa PT SS5 a, 6fE PAF FHE1SS2SER WRHk&2
sa,li satuFs APr 10 !!8o a.
Mines T9 bssinn III 'a Homer @ MN Martin Amato DIduT
CONDUCTOR WEBER PIANO USED.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
AIMED At LOCAL JUDGES.
Uard Bill Would Curb Political Ac-
ti7Jties of Certain Ones.

Albany March 1S-A bill intended TO curb the
political activities OF certain judges in New York
CITY according TO its sponsor, was introduced to-
day by Assemblyman Ward OF New YORK The Dill
proy-des that Judge shall not be a candidate for
anv politfcaI Office at any primary become an
officer or member Of any political committee, nor
be district leader any similar officer for a
political organization The bill however. does not
prohibit judge from seeking denomination or from
any other legitimate political party practice
A second bill would make violation OF the fore
going measure a misdemeanor, punishable by fine
Imprisonment and removal from office.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
FOR RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION.
Wainwright Bill Authorizes Westchester and
Port Chester Companies to Combine.
GBv Telegraph to Tie Tribune.

Albany March 1s-Senator Wainwright to-day
introduced a bill authorizing the New York. West
chester & Boston Railroad Company and the New
York & Port Chester Railroad Company to con-
solldate their capital stock and property by Joint
agreements. approved by the holders Of two thirds
of the outstanding stock Of each company and the
Public Service Commission Of the 2d District. A
stockholder not voting in favor of such agreement
may apply the supreme Court. eight days
notice to the consolidated corporation for the ap-
pointment Of three persons to appraise the value
of his stock The court is then directed by the bill
to order the payment Of the appraised value the
dsgruntIed stockholder.
The new corporation, or either OF the corpora
tions party TO the agreement, may abandon the
routes and any part of the routes now owned, sub
ject 10 the approval of the Public Service Commits
sion.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
BILLS SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR.

day the biI, Of Assemblyman Merritt appropriating
for ordinary repairs and water supply for several
state prisons the following sums: Sing Sing $780,.
0o0 Auburn and Clinton. each s2o.0 900. and $4,000
for the maintenance OF Matteawan State Hospital
the Criminal Insane.
The Governor approved also the bill Of Assembly
man Haines. extending Tor two years from June IS
next the life OF The Bronx Valley Sewer Commits
sion in order permit Of the completion Of the big
sewer which is to carry OF the OF The Bronx
Valley from White Plains to Yonkers.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
southampton March 1s-Majestic CBr) New York via
Plymouth and Cherbourg -, -. x-o-,,
Buenos AyTes. March 1s-NewPort News tor'- +'e i0A
Montevideo.
Naples March IS 2 rn-Carnania (Br) New YORK VIA
Azores Madeira and Genoa Duca Degh AoIuz@
Utah. New York
IIavre March 1s-Caroline (Fr). New y ork- Il, :.
Trinidad March 16-Oceana Ger. Ne" Aorh VIZ 9l
Thomas. Kingston. etc.
SAILED
Liverpool March Is-Atlantian tBrl. New York
Antwerp l7-St Andrew tBr). New YORK
Port Natal March is-Franklyn Br) from Now fOk Ror
Taku Bar. ,,-.,- ~ 49,
York
PASSED.
eaeres March 17-Manuel Calvo Cspan). New York for
Barcelona. etc
Naples and Palermo ,,-,,
Fastnet March 1s-Wels City tBr) New fork f2r bIIS
toll supposed. Titan fBrI. New York Tor MsncHeslL
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Thursday, March 18, 1905
ARRIVED.

Steamer Abyssnia CGer). Kraeft. Philadelphia rch
Il. the Hamburg American Line. In ballast
y the Bar $50 a
Steamer Venezia Frl. JouPert, Marseles March and
Naples q. James " Elweu & cabin
I4is steerage passengers and mdse Arrived
10 a
Julia Luckenbach Dalton, Asuad:lla February
-. Arroyo % Humncao "a Naguabo IS San Juan
March l. Mayaguez ? Guyanilla and Ponce 10. TO the
nsular Line. with sugar Arrived at the Bar o a
Steamer Crown OF Granada CBrl Gruchy. Perth Amboy
to Trinidad Shipping & Trading Co. in ballast
Passed in Quarantine 1870 m.
Mamma Hata. Charles. Baltimore March l6
& Baltimore Transportation Line vi
mdse OF Long Branch al 30 a m.
Steamer Europa ItaD. Iavareilo Genoa March
Naples 4. Harthed. Soari Co, with GO cabin and
Hg9 passengers and mdse Arrived the
81 y nth.
steamer BermudiaE t3rJ. Fraser. Bermuda March Is
10 4 OuterbTidRe with 230 passengers mails and
mise Arrived at the Bar AT = a m.
Steamer LaziO CItaD. Taccone Genoa February %
Naples March . and Palermo 3. to Harthed. solar &
with II cabin and LOSS steerage passengers and
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 40 m
Graf Wadersee Ger. Frohlch. Hamburg
March to Hamburg American Line with s21 cabin
100 passengers and mdse Arrived at the Bar
4:io
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19

Steamer Finland Bradshaw. Naples March 8. to the
White star Line with passengers and mdse East OF
stsameP Jererron Dole Newport News and Norfoik.
20 the old Dominion with passengers ani muss
ss9dv IN Hoot Coz \ J. March IS $50 m-wind west
moderate breeze: clear: light sea
CBr). PHILADELPHIA; Erika eTs. Sda UaSL1.
Prince George (Br). 9erInuua,
United dam, Copenhagen; FL Abs tIaISes.1'
Norfolk. tNor) Belize. Porto
Savannah. Delaware. Philadel
Altamal1a Brunswick: Port Antonio Nicholas
tNorD Antonio; Kydonia (Ger)- Colon I'd
Philadelphia: Rio Grande Mobile: La Provence Fr)'
FIavre: Ger Bremen
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
TO LICENSE TICKET sPECULAToRs.
Assemblyman Robinson Introduces Bill Ap-
plicabIe to New York City.
LRy telegraph 20 The Tribune

Albany. March 1s-The licensing of theatre ticket
spectators in New York City IS provided for in
bill introduced by Assemblyman B. r. Robinson.
1t provides that written application for the license
must be fled with the Mayor and must be accom-
panied by the afidavtts OF two taxpayers that the
applicant is citizen of the United States. has
resided in the for five years and is OF good
moral character The license fee is $500 for the
first year and $3.50 for each annual renewal, and
a bond Of 5000 IS required.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
eoRsT LECTURE TOMORROW.

Harold E. Gorst. son Of Sir John Gorst and
.,-o-rer OF Sir EIdon Gorst, who succeeded Lord
-roer In Egypt Will lecture under the auspices Of
the League for Political Education IN the Hudson
-rlez--e No 13e West 44th street tomorrow
morning a. II O'Clock. on What the King Can Do.
-iclefs can be had al the league Office, No % West
x4th street
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19

Spring OvercOats are in the air. <
Spring Overcoats are in our stores.
Spring overcoats of sober and Of
sporty shades.
Fine fabricS-well cut.
SIS to $40
Raincoats of more varied patterns
than ever.
Our wOOlens - prOofed by the
"Cravenette process.
$50 to $35.
Spring styles in both Derbies and
soft hats.
Arrow" collars all the STYLES YOU
see advertised.
2 for 25c.
Double" shoes for Spring damp
ness.
Waterproofed walking shoes black
$3.50.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY,
Three Broadway Stores
Warren ST. 18th ST. s4th $.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
TO PROTECT SPANISH WAR VETERANS.

ITIbune
Albany. March 1s.-Assemblyman Fowler. OF u
ster County. in a bill he introduced to-day is at
tempting second time get Civil Service prefer
ence for Spanish-American and Philippine War vet
eraus The bill amends the Civil Service law by
according them tho protection against sum
mary removal, as is enjoyed by Civil War vet
erans Mr.. Fowler was twice unsuccessful in try
ing TO get a preferential rating for Spanish Aneri-
can War veterans in Civr Service examinations
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
THOMAS =. COLE RESIGNS.

Ex-Judge f. Il. Gary. chairman Of the United
States Steel Corporation, said yesterday that
Thomas F. Cole had resigned the presidency Of the
Oliver Iron Mining Company We expect to elect
10 that office W ]. Alcott the present vice-presi-
dent who also lives in Duluth" he said.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
LANSING HAS sEMI-MoNTHLY PAY BILL
Wants State to Practise What It breaches to
the Railroads.
rBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune

IeIeETaDh
Albany, March 1S.-Assemblyman Lansing, Of
Rensselaer, County. introduced to-day bill pro-
viding FOR semi monthly payments Of salaries TO
state officers and employees the purpose Of which,
he said TO make the state conform 10 its pol
icy shown in forcing the railroads 20 pay their em-
poyes twice a month. Another factor is the re-
cent decision Of Deputy State Controller Kelsey
Lhat he camld not nrepare two nayrolls a month.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
NEW BLOW AT MISSOURI RAILROADS

IBy Telegraph 70 The Trfbunel
Jefferson City. No. March 1S-The Attorney Cen
eral. in statement issued tonight. says that
will take action to stop Missouri rail-
roads from owning anI operating coal mines.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
rRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer clio:
Japan. Corea and China especially ad-
dressed onlD (via TaComa)-Keemun. T
japan Corea China and Philippine lis
ands tvia Vancouver and Victoria. p 9
Empress OF China .-............ 7
Australia except West. New Zealand.
FIJI Islands and New Caledonia (viH
Vancouver and Victoria. = C)-Makura n
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China and Philip
pine Islands Nria san Francisco)-Si-
beTlH . . "
Japan. Corea and China via Seattle)-Iyo
Hawaii Cvia San anCisco)-Alameda. N
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands (via
San Franciaco)-U c Transport. -... N
New Zealand. Australia (except WesD,
Samoan Islands and New Caledonia via
Snn Francisco Mail Line. 4
Tahiti, Marquesas Islands New Zealand
and Australia except Vest (via San
ancisco)-MaripOsa. observation-disclosures. A
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 6:O7 Sunset sl0 Moon 612 Moons age 2s
HIGH WATER
A M-Sandy Gov. Island 551 He'll Gate TAI
=. M.-Sandy 6.O1 Island ga Hell Gate STA
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
II mUSementS.
METROPOLITAN
OPERA HOUSE.

To NIGHT a. 745-DIE WALKUERE Mines
Gadski Morena, Homer; MN AnlheS' 0'
Iinckley. Conductor. Hertz -.rSTAFF
SAT- APT. MAR. 90 At 2-Revival OF fALo a. san,ir
Mines DeEtinn. Aida. Gay. Ranzenberg' MN S.a- SCU
CIrass Campannri. Reiss. Bada. Didur- Cohuu''o''
Tnaca lfri
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19

,se In New York.
To-day. $40 p m
70 day. 6:so p m
Mch 81. $50 p m
Mich 21. $50 p m
Mch IS. $50 p m
Mch 20. $50 . m
Nch 81. $50 2 m
Apr 4. so . m
Apr 10. $50 . m