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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-22
DEMON RUM TURNS ANGEL.
Three Quarts Of Whiskey at Night;
Clear Head in Court.

Contrary 20 the usual custom. Carl Pier
sen. a husky Swede. owes his present hb-
erty 20 his capacity for liquor. He was
arraigned before Magistrate Smith In the
Long Island City Police Court yesterday
charged with intoxication and disorderly
conduct. and while IL took several police
men the night before 10 get him 20 the
station house he appeared before the mag
istrate trim Of figure, bright Of eye and
clear OF speech.
"Ay bane lettle hit fun las night" he
ventured. hut sy bane feel bully dis hsr
narnin. Az no mean 10 get fun. var
honor"
How much did YOU drink" asked the
magistrate. With severity.
"Ay bane tank ay drink three quarts
whiskey. Az no kape count after sy be-
gin on fourth bottle" was the reply.
Three quarts OF Whisky" calculated
the magistrate. and YOU come here look
ing like a winner, Three quarts Of whis-
key. Get out Of here, Get out Of here and
never show up in this court again"
Tanks; sy hsne tank sy 60. said the
Swede. and he drew envious looks as he
left the courtroom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-22
REVERE RUBBER DEAL CLOSED
Control Believed To Have Been Ac-
quired for u. S. COMPANY.

Control Of the Revere Rubber Company
" Is learned. has been acquired by inter
ests friendly to the United States Ruhbar
Company, 10 which il win doubtless he
turned over in time. The purchase price
is understood TO have been seoo share.
the figure named I'm "A recent circular let
ter issued To the stockholders OF the Re
we're company on the condition that a ma
j0rity Of the $2e8GO capital stock he de-
posted between December ~ aud q with
the Boston Safc Deposit and Trust Com
Tany. OF which g. e. Converse. president OF
the Revere Rubber Company. is a director
The Revere Rubber Company is a Mas
sachusetts corporation. engaged i'm the
manufacture Of mechanical rubber goods
and II is expected that II will eventually
be- merged with the Rubber Goods Manu-
featuring Company. one Of the subsidiaris :
Of the United States Rubber Company.
which manufactures all kinds of rubber
goods. except boots and shoes and also
various mechanical goods and tires.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-22
COMPTON CLAIM SETTLEMENT.
New Wabash Holding Company Will
Buy In Ohio Property.

Toledo. Dee. .i-Wheu tho property Of the
Wabash Railroad i'm Ohio. with the excep-
tion Of the new Montpelier branch. is sold
10 satisfy the SSpo."He claim Of the estate of
James Compton on old equipment bonds
II j. 10 be bought I'm by a holding COM
rany organized for the purpose. First
mortgage bonds aggTegating 10000 will
be issued. and after settlement OF the
Compton claim and incidental expenses the
property will revert TO the present COM
Vany.
Judge John ". Doyle, representing the
Compton estate. who returned here to-
night said that this arrangement had been
agreed upon by the interested persons I'm
New York yesterday. together with tho
DostponsmPnt Of the sale until two weeks
from tomorrow, 10 give time To- perfect the
form Of the bond issue. Judge DOYLE said
that the application Of clarence II Nenner.
Of New York. bOndholder. 20 file an in
tervening petition before Judge TAYLOR ia
cleveland today was based on the under
standing that the Wabash would allow
the property To pass out Of lis hands for
which. Judge Doyle said. the Wabash com
pany would permit no opportunity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-22
FORMER S. p. c. A. AGENT HELD.

Guilford s. Bucklin. q No. Pass seventh
avenue. formerly an agent FOR the Society
for the Prevention ~ Cruelty 20 Animals.
Nas held In $500 hail for the grand jury on
a charge 81 eNtorti0n by Magistrate Bar
low, In the jefferson Market police court.
yesterday. Ths complainant was Thomas
D. Froal 40 No. - Madison avenue. super
intendeut u the Society for the Prevention
~ Cruelty 10 Animals. Bucklin was dls-
charged from tho society because II WAS
rumored that he Mas eNtoTting money. and
d. h alleged 10 have cNtorted $40 from
Patrick Dolan. cabman. reisr his dis
charge from the society. q presenting
himself as an agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-22
NO MORE BUENos AYREs CABLES
Discontinued by Chicago Board of
Trade as Untrustworthy.

Chicago, Dec I.-FolloWing "A series OF
widely huctuating quotations received re-
Gently In dispatches covering the Argen-
tine grain market the Board Of Trade here
to-day posted notice that Buenos Ayres
cables would be discontinued until further
notice
Last Saturday prices on the local on
change jumped "a to Is "A bushel owing
20 a dispatch from Buenos Ayres telling
of an advance Of lis 10 III. in wheat.
Attempts Al confederation were apparently
successful This bulge seemed To confirm
previous fears Of big crop shortage i'm
Argentina. Subsequent inquiry from other
sources disclosed yesterday that the adj
vance in BuenOs AyTes had been approNI-
ntately only IA. and the explanation was
made that the discrepancy arose from a
use Of currency and quantity measures
other than the American dollar and tb.,
standard buStel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-22
SUES FOR EXCHANGE SEAT.
Member Expelled from Big Board
Wants Reinstatement.

Charles NJ cohen. who was expelled from
tho New York Stock Exchange on January
- for alleged false representations. was
the plaiutin IN the Supreme Court yester-
day against Ransom : Thomas. president
~ tho exchange. 10 compel his reinstate-
meift. cohen. who Was member of the
firm Of cohen. Green a Co. owned stock
Exchange seat in equal shares with his
father The charge on which he was tried
by The board Of governors and expelled
Was supplying Information 90 members Of
the Consolidated Stock Exchange This.
cohen said, was a mere preteNt for his eN-
pulsiou.
cohen complained that Charles W Morcy.
chairman Of thu committee Of arrange
ments. cut out the telephone wires OF the
plaintiff i'm the exchange. and that ne was
compelled 10 use tho smoking room teIe-
phones Several members of the board n
governors II the Stock Exchange we're in
court as witnesses yesterday. The trial will
60 on to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-22
MRS. FILLEBRowNS MIND CLEAR
Husband Discharged as Committee of
Estate Upon Her Recovery.

Justice Sesbury granted Yesterday the
application Of Francis =. FinehroWn 20 be
discharged as a committee Of the estate Of
his wife. Carrie Wellington FlllebroWn. who
was adjudEed incompetent I'm 1875 Mr.
lnllehroWn made sworn statement, sup
ported by an affidavit Of Or. Samuel J..
Eaton. that Mrs. Fillebrown had recovered
her mental faculties.
Mrs. FillebrOwn was the residuary leca-
tee Of the estate OF James G. Carter. "A
leading lawyer Of the New York bar To
make II possible TO receive this estate II
was necessary 10 appoint a committee for
her. The Probate Court OF Connecticut ap-
pointed Mr.. FillebroWn. The latter and DR..
Eaton Informed the court that for the last
year Mrs. Ffllebrovn had heen In sound
mind. sd that her mental faculties had
been restored.
The National Surety Company. which
was ON the bond Of AIR. F1llehrovn for
Si50.@H consented 10 his discharge without
any further accounting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-22
NO SUCCESSOR TO AHEARN.
Tammany Aldermen Render Attempt
az Election Abortive Again.

with Mayor Mcclellan presiding. the
Manhattan members OF the Board OF Al
dermen held an adjourned meeting yester-
day 10 elect successor 10 John 4. Ahearn.
removed from the Office Of Borough Presi-
cent by decision Of the Court Of Appeals,
and again took a recess for a week The
rine Republican members voted for George
NcAneny, Borough President-elect.
The Tsmmany men. I'm order 10 allow
Mr.. Ahesrn 10 say that no one succeeded
him as Borough President during his
term. split their votes as follows: George
+. Scannell 6; Frank J. Goodwin. 6: James
J Hagsn. :. After two ballots Alderman
bowling. the Tammany floor leader. moved
10 take another recess. and his motion
prevailed. after an amendment 10 resume
balloting to-day was voted down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-22
PROSPECTIVE COAL LANDS DEAL

Baltimore. Dec IA story vas current
I'm financial circles here to-day that a deal
In coal lands I'm West Virginia involving
more Than s.. 50oO0o would be- consummated
here shortly. The Georges creek Coal aud
Iron Company H. the company sought. and
the Jamtson Coal and Coke Company Of
philadelphia Is the prospective purchaser.
n Is reported
The Georges creek company owns 800
acres Of land near Pennington. in the
Paramount district 81 West Virginia. di-
rectly adjoining the Rsrrettsviile tract ~
Se@s acres which was acquired by the
Jamison company some time ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-22
To the Lady who PLAYS Santa

To the Lady who plays Santa
Claus 10 a man.
Our three stores have distinct
advantages these days.
Every one of our hundreds of
things suitable for mems and
boys Xmas gifts, were made
primarily to sell to men for their
own use-there are none of the
things fond husbands sneak into
the back of bureau drawers.
Much of our merchandise on
the other hand is not especially
suitable for Xmas gifts, and as
a result the facilities of our
stores are not overcrowded.
Every one has time to be
prompt and courteous.
Our new d e p artm mt Of
Leather Goods and Novelties
is full of attractive features
new ideas in shirt cases. shaw
ing mirrors. fitted dressing
cases. writing portfolios, and
odd things in metal, all at prices
less than those asked by exclu-
sive specialists.
OF course everything men
and boys wear Includes quaint
ties of such things as sweaters.
hockey shoes, gloves. neck
wear. fancy waistcoats, silk
hosiery and knitted silk mufHers
all most acceptable as gifts.
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY. :
Three Broadway Stores.
Warren st. 18th st. Saith 5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-22
KENTUCKY WOOL POOL.
Modelled After Burley Society, Will
Cut Out Middlemen.

Louisville. Dec. 2l.-At a meeting Of the
wool growers Of Kentucky here today the
kentucky Wool Growers Association WAS
formed. with the object Of pooling the 1919
wool growth.
The society viii form a pool similar 10
the hurley tobacco pool. the only differ
ence being that the wool viii not he held
for higher prices. but viii he sold as soon
as il can be graded
The sales will 10 made direct 10 the
manufacturers. and the advantage 10 the
growers will be in cutting ont the profits
OF the middleman. The growers estimate
that the selling of their product direct to
the manufacturers viii save them from
sJloo00 To 8. Os.eio a year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-22
POULTRY SHOW OPEN TUESDAY

The New York Poultry Show. which takes
in everything from chickens and hens
through biFdland, to the aristocrats Of the
song and fancy bird families. will open on
Tuesday ~ Madison square Garden. Prom
then Ia the night Of Saturday. January l..
the Garden Will be- fun Of birds and poultry.
aud viii BE- open for exhibition daily from .
in the morning till io.ao az night la the
concert hall on "Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday the Atlantic Cat club will give its
eighth annual championship show.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-22
SITUATION IN PHILADELPHIA.
Two Firms Give in. but Others Fight
Shirtwaist Makers

Philadelphia. Dec. el.-Although two nrms
have agreed 10 the demands 81 the striking
shirtwaist makers. the other concerns cf-
sected are standing together solicly against
granting any concessions. N Is said about
SIXTY firms are affected and that about six
Thousand workers are idle.
The union headers claim they are CON
stautly gaining recruits and thai before tho
end Of the week every shop that has not
granted the demands viii be- closed. The
strikers demaud higher wagos. shorter
working hours and closed shops
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-22
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, Deem
Der 81, 1909.
ARRIVED


steamer Wells city 'Brl, Bristol November -
s sa swansea December 5. TO James Arken & 90.
steamer Maracaibo. Maracaibo December n
curacao Il and la Guayra H. TO Boulton Bliss
Arrived at the BaT a. p7ss s M mails and mdse
steamer stavangeren tNorl. Port Barrios De
Gember Is. 10 master. In ballast. Arrived at the
Bar at a
steamer Principe II Piemonte Utah. Genoa ID.
CONT with 80 cabin and 5iT steeraEe passsnSsrs
and mdse Arrived at the Bar at . m,
Setnbrr II. Barbados u and Trinidad ~ 10 The
lSoya u9,ch West India Mail. with o passen-
gers, mails and mdse Arrived at the Bar at $50
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm N C;er,. Bremen N.
cfmber ~ southampton and Cherbourg Is 10
Oelrichs a 60. with 500 cabin and 6.ls stesr.So
passengers. mails and mdse. Arrived at the BAR
steamer yenezia oFD, Msrseilles December z
Naples and Terceira II. To- ! W ElwelI q 90
mdse Arrived at the Bar al n 30 a NJ
- steamer Havana Knight. Havana December
l~l passsngers. mails ami mdse. Arrived Al the
steamer tirecian Prince 6Rr, Santos No,a,,h.-
q. Rio De Jsneiro q and Barbados Decemher ~
10 Paul + Gerhart 60, with coffee. Arrived
STEAMER Magdalena CBrl. Barbados December
o. trinidad :. saVanilia To- Cartagena N. Colon
~ passengers, mails and mdse. Arrived az the
Steamer Adyance. CristobaI December =. -,
the Panama z u - Line. with 20 passenger
mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar al o So
steamer American. Puerto Mexico Decar,h.r
II. 20 the American Hawaiian IS 20 with u,dse
Arrived az the Bar at 5.lO % m
steamer ~ Andrew 1Rrl. AntWern pc,er,h.r
Z. 90 Sanderson a Son. with mdse passs.t h.,
sandy Hook al 6.5T u M ~
steamer 81 Andrews ,Nor,. LsWisport Decem
be- y and Clarenville III. 10 Bowring q 10 in
ballast Arrived AT the Har az 6:i5 D IN.
steamer puca degu Abruzxi tItan f;enoa N,
Cemhsr I and Naples = TO IIartnefd solarf a
60. with passengers and uidse Southeast -
Firc Island at $40 . m. "
steamer Oscar ~ tIanl. Copenhagen pecen,h.-
=. ChT.Stanig ~ and Christ = Isand ~ 10 F,tr.h
td'c 4 90. WIN passengers and mdse. Passed
Pine Island az m 81 M
SANDY Hook. J. per -. a30 y nl-Nind
southwest; hght breeze. hszy. smooth sea.
SAILED
Steamers upmingo DC Iarrinaga az, T,,,.,,,,.
ANres. ttgonier. Port Arthur. colon. GrIstob.i-
Texas, Vera trliz. N"or'iam dputchi. Rotterdam.
Nndalusia teen New port News
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-22
GOVERNOR STUBS CURIOUS.
Takes Up Planned Missouri Pacific
Bonds with George J. Gould.

ny IFIegTaIH % IhF Irihune
Topeka. Kan. Dec. 2l.-GoyernoT Stubs
and Missouri Pacific officers are having
considerable telegraphic correspondence.
The railroad officials want the Governor
90 give some 'reassuring expression 50
they can float their bonds in the East and
obtain money with which 10 make improve
ments In Kansas.
Governor Stubs has taken the matter up
direct with George J. Gould He wants 10
know all about the bond issues and what
the road purposes 20 do with the money.
Tie says he must have complete informa-
ton on the subject before ne issues any
''reassuring notes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-22

BRISTOL Dec 2f-Rristol city tBrl. New York.
Naples Dec id-Athinai t0srkD New York
ChcrbouTg. Dee ~. y m-krOnprinzessin c.
ellie ,Gerl. New York VITA plymouth for
Bremen.
Liverpool Dec ei-Arabic tBp. New York VIA
Queenstown.
Pernainbuco. Dec IS CastiIian Prince tBrl New
York via barbados aud Natal
cape Town. Dec 2o-Corfe Castle tBD. New
York.
Shanghai Dec 20 Katuna tFrl. New York VIA
singapore and Hong kong.
BOMBAY. Dec 2t-Barcnfcls (tierl. New York Via
karaChi.
Monteve,ieo nee 2i-St Hugo ,Br. New York
Cor Buenos Ayres and Rosario.
50 Thoma-. psc 81. a Parma err. New
YORK Tor pemerara.
London. Dee "a Minnehaha tRU. New YORK
SAILED.
raiamos. Dee ~ Erika ,tier. New York.
t;euoa. bee " Nitpr tltan. New York
bemerara Dec ~. t.5o nt-korona ttirl New
Work.
Huelya. Dec Is Pola tRr New York
Gibraltar Dec t0-fndraSaUha tBri. from Ma
liaVTe. Dec Is 'aruline En-. New York
Sahsng De, Is tnVeTckde tRrl. from Oehu, etc.
tor Boston and New Work
Liverpool pec .O-phenlx (NoD. New Work.
Bremen. Dee "A. p M Barbarossa (ierl. New
NorN.
PASSED
Gibraltar Tee 2i-IuN 1Br. New York Tor IN
Prin,. pec eO-st Patrick eBr New York VIA
Agiers for Singapore. uoiio. etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-22
LIGHTING BONDS FOR INVESTORS.

y. W. Harris & Co offer To investors al
s7l. and interest 81 .20O.oo0 Seattle Lighting
Company refunding mortgage gold IS due
October /. 1919. optional on and after Octo-
her I. 1914. Al ioeta and interest The com
pany controls the entire gas business of
Seattle aud suburbs. serving population
estimated at e50e9o The company has a
perpetual franchise covering the entire
city Of Seattle as the city limits now exist
or may be- hereafter extended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-22
CINCINNATI BANKS MERGE.

Cincinnati Dee. 2l.-The Merchants Ma
tional Bank was absorbed by the First
National Bank to-day. giving the First Ma
iional surplus and undivided profits 81
s2.l0aoO and deposits Of tes.UO.OO0 W =
Rove. president Of the First National. con
tinues in that place. J. r. Ingalls,. president
Of the Merchants National. retires.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-22
FKIDAY. DECFMBER b
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS

T.
Destination and steamer. PM.
Tahiti MarQuesas and Cook Islands.
New Zealand and specially ad
dressed mail for Australia via san
Francisco Mariposs -......-.... Dec %. $50
Hawaii Japan. COrea. China and
Philippine Islands. Via san Fran
cisco-Tenyo Maru ..-.............D Dec .. $50
japan. Cores and China specially
addressed only. Via Tacoma-Bel-
lerophon .-...-.-...-.....-... Dec -. $50
Fiji Islands, New Zealand and Aus
tralia Except Westl, via Vancouver
and Victoria, C-AoTangt. ..... Dec ~ q: 80
Hawaii. VIA san FrancisCO-Ala-
media ..-......--. ................D Dec q. $50
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine ISL
ands. VIA san Francisco-U
transport .-.....--...------. Dec 81. $50
HAWAII. japan. Cores. China and
Philippine Islands. via san Fran
Cisco-korea -....-.--..---.....J An
japan Corea. china and Philippine
Islands. VIA Vancouver and Vic
toris- r Empress % India. Jan Z $40
samoan Islands. New Zealand and
australia except WesD. via san
Franctsco-katanga ..............Ian n .30
Japan. Corea and china. via Seattle
--Shlndno Maru -.................Jan n $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-22
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Steamer Prinz Adalbsrt for New York. vas re-
ported 323 miles east Of SANDY Hook IT I: 30 D m
Steamer Teutonic. for New York was reported
Cs7 miles east OF sandy Hook at 500 a m
steamer Iroquois for New NorE. was -eported
%! miles east % SANDY Hook at s; 80 m.
steamer oscar m. for New York, was reported
i93 miles east Of sandy Hook at IL 30 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-22
$4,000. 900 BOND ISSUE.

Salt Lake city. Dec. 1.-THE Stockholders
80 tie San Pedro. Los Angeles a Salt Lake
Railroad Company authorized q So c,osys
l,ond issue to-day - retire the fret mort
Eagc bonds al So GOOSE issued On 1910. when
she CONSTRUCTION of the road was begun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-22
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

AltklN III
"'cr, New York VIA plymouth and tber-
hnuTs
Naples. Ier a IA n1-I,eaiua asfta1.. ~.
New York N~''
llamburs. nee 10 iesperIs tier, New York
Melbourne. Dec ei-Msiton Hall 1Br, New york
Ma q vincent. v. and Frelnantls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-22
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE

Evenings at = SATURDAY Matinee .
To NIGIIT-Mme. Butterfly. Mines Destinn.
FOrnia, NM Martin. Amato. Bada wulman.
Conductor. Toscanni
Thurs. Evg--Orfeo (RevivaD. Mines. Homer.
Gadski. Alien. Gluck. Conductor. TOscaninL
Friday Evening ......... The BATTERED Bride
Saturday Afternoon. ............... Faust
SATURDAY evening q. kigOieftO
NENr WEEK Mon Evg Tristan und Isolde.
Tues. Aft. Spl. Mat. Pop Prices-Haen-cl
und GreteL (Seats Selling Tomorrow
W eduesuaN evening . - o. . 90 cd Atflfk
Thursday Evening. ..-.. ..-..- ro~cs
Fri CNeW Years Eve Cav. Ru-ticana and
rsgliacct Mines Gadski. Noria. MaubOurg. NM.
CarusO. Martin. Gilly. Bada. Cond-. Podesti
AT THE NEW THEATRE THIS WEEK;
Thurs. Aft-Don Pssquale. Mile. Nielsen:
NM. Bonci Scott. Pini-Corsi Cond.. Tango.
sscChettO IN her art OF dance. Cond.. Rendix
Fri EVg-Ia File de Madame Anxot.
BROOKIYN ACADEMY OF NTSIC
one Block from Atlantic Ave. subway station
sat. Pop Price Mat. at . 80. Hsen~eI und
Gretel and Ballet Divertissement.
Mon. Evg-. Dec 81 Faust. Mines. Farrar
Fornia. Niessen- Stones NM. Jorn. GiIly Dfdur
Ananian- Cond.. POdesti
WEBER PIANO USED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-22
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


Vessel For. Line. closes. sails.
Nauretsnia. Liverpool, Gun. $50 1000 m
Oceanic southampton. W $1,000 a m 900 m
Orotava. Bermuda. r NJ P 300 m n 90 a m
Rermudian Bermuda. Quebec 500 a m 1000 a
Sergpe. Para. Brazilian .l2OO m 300 D m
Finland. Antwerp Red star - 1000 m
Laura. Naples. Austrian.
Oceanic. Naples Italian. .-...
Antilla. ManZaniilo. Ward. 1900 m
San Jacinto. Galveston. NAL. 1900 m
Cornanche. jacksonville. clyde - Zoo m
Alamo Tampa. Mallory 80. 1900 m
THURSDAY. DECEMBER %
la Provence. Havre. French 700 m 1000
Monterey. Havana, Ward. 900 a m l. 90 m
jose betl1e, III Loo a m -.p y m
Zeiten Bremen. q LLOYD 1000 a m
NacOOchee, Savannah saw. 90. 800 m
FRIDAY, DECEMBER %.
Philadelphia. South'ton. Am. $40 a 1000 a m
saba. Grenada. Hamh- Am. 90. 90 a Zoo
J. p Friedrich. jamaica. H-A.Il;O0 a m 200 m
Maracaibo. LaCMayra. Rcd d. 80 m 500 m
AncOn. Cristobal. Panama II 30 a IN 300 m
& t'riDce. PeTnambuco Princei2: op m 800
Magialena, Jamaica. RMSP..1 IL 20 D 300
ManzaniliO. 1ampico. Ward. I20D
Apache. Jacksonville. CLYDE f,Oo
Monroe. Norfolk old Dom 500 m
Scuthheld. M'video. Houston. 1000 a n Ie,D m
CCarcnse. Barbados, Booth. 800 a q 90 a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-22
| WIcT run Evgs. Sis. Mat. Tue WnI r
WlOi CNu To-day. sfOO. IHl Wulf
MANHATTAN 90. orE = HOUSE 20.

6hSND OfthA Sfa>ON ltut-lO-
Tonight at s. TANNHAU Mines
Mazartn, Doris. Duchene: NM ZenstellO
Renaud. Waller. Lucas. Huberdeau. Scott
Nenturini. Miles. Vlcarino. Severina. Gentle
Mus dir. NJ. de la Fuente.
Fri.-CARMEN- Miles. Cavalieri. VicsrinO.
Trentini. Duchene: NM ZenatellO. Gilbert
Laskin, Leroux. De Grazia. VenturfnL Mus
dir. NJ. De la Fuente.
sat. Mat. 80 TOSCA- Nine. Carmen Melis
NM Carasa, SammarcO, De Grazis. NicOlay.
Dir. NJ de Ia Fuente.
Sat. Night-rALES OF HOFFMAN,. Niles
Cavalier. TrenttnL Gentle Duchene. NM Dali
mores, Renaud Gilbert. Dir. NJ. de Ia Fuente
SUND., S:3O-GRAND OPERATE CONCERT
NEXT WEEK
Mon--CARMEN. Miles. Cavalieri. NJ Zena-
telo and regular cast Wed--rALEs OF
HOFFMAN, Fri New Years Evel -
JO>GLEUR DE NOTRE DAME. Miss Car
den. NM Gilbert. Dufranne. Lucas. Iaskin.
Huberdeau. Crabbe. Div. NJ de la Fuente
sat. Mat. double biID-DAUGHTER or THE
REGIMENT MINES. Tetrazzini. Duchene; Mr.
John Mccormack. NM. Gilbert. Nicolayl. fol
lowed BY PAGLIACCI (Mle Trentini. NM
Carasa. SammarCO. Crabhe, Nenturini). Dir .
NJ AnselmL sat Eve.-HERODIADE. Miles
Cavaliert. Gierville- Reache. Nine Ducheue
NM Renaud. Dunsult. Crahbe. WALLER. Mus
Dir. NJ. de la Fuente.
Next Weeks Sale opens Thursday. A. NJ
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