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Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01
Mules Fon HoIdup AT Ravenna.

RANENNA, Neb., July 3l.-tSpecialD-
Two fractions mules saved Joseph Eckel,
a farmer living a few miles from here,
from a holdup man a few evenings ago.
ECkel was driving home late In the even
ing and when near a lonely spot in the
road a man jumped out and grabbed the
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01
BAND PROGRAM FOR SUNDAY
Union Pacific Mt HanscOm Park and
Sixteenth Infantry at
Fort Crook.

At Hanscom park this afternoon the
Union Pacific band, under the leadership
OF Pietro Cosentine, will play this pro-
gram:
c. F.. Fuller March .............. s. Fucile
Mills Merry Melodies Cmedley overture)
E.. J. Evans
After the Bali waltz ............. Harris
Coronation March .-............. Meyerbeer
lNTERMISSION.
Soldiers Chorus tFaustD ............ Gounod
Toreador's Song Carmen ............ Bizet
Waltz Niargherita .................. BeCCuCCi
Marcia rfedesCa Knoll
lNTERMISSION.
wedding Of the Winds (waltz) ........
STARS and Stripes Forever. Sousa
America Patrol ........ F. W, MeaCham
A sacred concert will be played by the
sixteenth United states Infantry band at
Fort Crook this afternoon at 4 p. m. Err
nest G. Fischer, leader. Programs:
~h-P ,,......-....... De Vile
OvertuTe-Zampa .,":-.-........ Herold
Ca Pilgrim chorus from "TannhauseT'
...........-... .............,. wagner
Oh Evening Star from "~Tannhauser"
Wagner
Tone-Poem-SprinE Dreams .......... King
Cornet Solo-The Holy City ........ Adams
Chorus-Unfol Ye Portal ........ Gounod
Redemption.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01

II you have anything TO sell or trade
and want quick action advertise It In
The Bee Want "A columns.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01
Baptist Young People Meet.

BEATRICE, Neb., July 31.-tSpecial)-
The East Nebraska convention Of the
Young Peoples Christian Endeavor society
convened at the United Brethren church
yesterday afternoon. M. o. Mclaughlin
delivered the opening address, which was
followed by a round table talk on The
Great Need and How to Meet It." In the
evening the song service was led by W. O..
Jones, which was followed by an address
by DR.. Fries Of Dayton, o., his subject
being Present Day Possibilities Of Young
People" At Saturdays sessions addresses
were delivered by f. S. Talbot Of Lincoln
and L. G. Atherton OF York. The conyen-
ton will be in session until Sunday night,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01
Carnival by Tnden woodmen.

TILDEN. Neb., July 3l-CSpecial)-The
Woodmen OF this CITY have made arrange
ments to hold a three days carnival
base ball meet and Woodmen picnic on
September /, . and s., The committee has
already made arrangements to secure some
Of the best ball teams in this section Of
the state to contest for the purses. It ex-
poets 10 give good purses, which will insure
the best Of teams. Arrangements are
being made 70 some good free attrac-
tons and are about TO secure the services
Of one Of the best bands in the state.
Purses for competitive drills on fraternal
day will be offered.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01
KANSAN NAMED FOR PLACE
william Heimke IL Nominated as
United states Minister to
Salvador.

WASHINGTON, July Sl-President Taft
today nominated William Heimke Of Kan
sas as minister to Salvador.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01
Boiler Bids Rejected.

The Board Of Public Lands and Build
ings rejected all bids on the boiler for
the Lincoln asylum and the generator
and motor for the Norfolk ASYLUM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-29
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
Hamburg Aug 2s-Brlliant Ger> Heuer. New York.
via Stetn.
Rousen Aug 25-Orifamme CFrl New York.
Favre. Aug 26-FIorids H'rl. New York
Port Natal 2T-ArOs Castle (BT. New York VIA
Cape Town. etc.
Trieste Aug 2i-Oceania CAusD. New York via Naples.
Genoa Aug 36-indana Utah New York. IS. Hamburg
Ger. York via Naples
Cherbourg Aug "a 4:tS m-President Lincoln tierl.
York via Plymouth FOR Hamburg
Cherbourg AMI Southampton
SAILED
Holy head. Aug IS Z p m-Batic (Rr) (from Liver
pooh. York vita Queenstown.
Glasgow. Aug 2S-Furnessia tBrl. New York via
Neville.
New York via Bouiogne-
Palermo. Aus .5-Laura CAust) (trom Trieste>. New
York.
Antwerp. Aug IS. II m-Lapiand tBeIs}. New
York Dover
Bremen, Aug IS. l m-Bremen (Ger>. New York
via Cherhourg.
Chfistlansand. Aug IS. p m-Hellig oIav (Dan)
(from COpcnhs gem. New York
HRvre. Aug IS 5 MA Provence err New York
southampton. Aug 3s-St Paul. New York via Cher
bourg
PASSED
Tarifa. Aug 2s-Citta al Messina (taD. Messina for
New York
MaIinhesd Aug 2s-Caledonia (Br>. New York for
Neville and Glasgow.
Punta Arenas. Aug 21-porothy (Br). New York
for Corral, etc
for Copenhagen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-29
West Twenty-third Street

Norfolk 20 the Old Dominion with passengers and
LEFT Quarantine at 2:2O p
Steamer Iuckeubsch. Connel. Puerto Mexico
August a. via Philadelphia % to the American
Hawaiian IS Co. With mdse Arrived az the Ear at i'o
~-,-r- . III
Winchester & co Left Quarantine az III m
steamer Arapahoe Chichester. JackSonvue August -
and Charleston Is he Clyde IS Co. with passengers
and mdso Left Quarantine at 10 AZ
PATHS treel. Boyaozldes. Firseus august ~
Kaiamata Patras Is. 10 LItzas with % ea9ln
and SIS passengers and mdse Arrived al the
steamer Panama Corning. Cristoba August q 20 the
Panama Railroad with t9T passengers. mails ana
ndse Arrived at 5:OI
steamer San Marcos Johnston. Galveston August p and
Key West "a 20 the Mallory with passengers and
ndse Left Quarantine a so
Satilla Mason. Brunswick August -. To the
brunswick co. with mdse Left Quarantine at $50
New York & Baltimore Transportation CO. Lstt
Quarantine at t:O5 IN -
moderate breeze: cloudy, hazy of shore. hsht sea
SAILED
Steamers Plata. Colon Crstobsi.
CITY OF CoImbls ScrdpOl ($Orl Peruambuco
etc Cudad De Reus (Span1. Palma. spain
Mexico tFr Havre: Jefferson Norfolk: Antilles New
~ Taso towing a derrick barge. Galveston sabine Key
West: Minnetonka (Rrl. London st Louis Southampton
farona -l Liverpool Celtic tr). Liverpool. California
1Rrl Glasgow. err. Marseilles. Princes. Irene
sCier) Naples tBr. Antwerp, AmertkR Ger,
q a Knuissn ,Norl Ratmnrc: !0wther Castle
tBr, Manila: Goheruador (Mex). Baltimore; Pennsyi-
Vana tTlanl. Philadelphia; Bermudian (brl. Bermuda
San Juan Ponce phiiRdelphl. Juan Harry Luck~n
bach. Havana. Havana Comanche. Charleston.
Mexico Prinz Joachim Gerl Kingston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-29
DOG BITES TWO BOYS.
4IsO attacks Policeman Before 1t Is
Subdued-CrOscd an Pursuit.

large bulldog in charge OF Mary Clark. maid
employed by Or. Frederick Bierhor, OF No 50 East
18th street. the OF the dog. bit boys last
night. and was chased by a crowd Of three hundred
men and boys until Patrolman Reiger appeared and
took charge OF the dog. not however until half OF
his coat had been tom off by the frightened animal
The boys. John Ballino and Jacob Plaster. were
engaged IN a race from Park to Fifth avenue
18th street. das they passed IN front OF DIR.
Bierhons house the bulldog dragged his leash from
the maids hand and made after them. After
ming few yards he sprang at Ballino and bit him
in the left thigh. Ballino stopped. while the dog
ran after the other boy and bit him in the right
thigh
After the policeman had subdued the dog an
officer OF the Board of Health examined IL and
found trace OF rabies The boys wounds were
dressed at the Roose elt Hospital where they were
found to be not serious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-29
RAID CIVIL SERVICE SCHOOL. -
Racing Sheets the Textbooks, and "Profes-
sor'' Ran a Poolroom, Say Police

Murray Hill gasped with surprise yesterday when
II learned that Civil Service class meeting in a
''brownstOne 'front.' in Lexington avenue between
seth and 10th streets had just been raided and the
teacher and tWenty-four hopeful scholars taken 20
the East S5th street station. popularity OF the
instruction, according 10 Captain Cray. that
telephones were much used and the pupils got their
facts out Of what vulgarly known dope
sheets"
The csretaker told the police captain that the
house owned by a Vermont farmer named
William Gale. In the absence of the landlord he
let the premises 10 pedsgogue named Michael
Murray, OF 18th street Sheepshead Bay. who want
cd TO open Civil Service Society" Detective
Mahoney, desiring TO take of instruction,
called up the house by telephone and asked:
Hello; is this you Mike? This is Lou
want TO place bet OF SIS on Harry Grothe for tho
sixth race at Saratoga"
Receiving, he says. an affirmative reply, the detec
tive went 20 the Lexington avenue house deposit
the money. But they wouldn't take IL. Then the
police raided the place and arrested Murray and
his twenty-four Scholars" some OF whom. say the
police tried to escape by the roof and the back
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-29
ALL EAST SIDE A STAGE
WAR CAST GROWS DAILY.
Musicians Play in Peace at Lipzin
Theatre, but Boys Object.

There tense Zines on the East Side yester-
day when those who observe such matters were re-
leased by sunset from further compliance with the
laws of tho Hebrew Sabbath. For the East Side.
In spite OF its OF mystery and uscrutabity is
much like the rest of the word and likes to see
good fight
They have been seeing red east OF the Bowery
The newspapers have taken up the theatrical row.
and yesterday one publication. which has been
known as one Of the most infammabIe of organs.
Der Frei-Arbeter Simmer" dashed out M the
unions and their resistance with burst OF invec-
tive that would have done credit TO a wartime
daily.
The boarding in front Of the Grand Theatre Ia
cob Ader's house. which Is still closed because Of
the struggle. was papered from end to end with
copies Of the sheet. which buried the more moder-
ate counseings OF Die wahrheIt" which had
been pasted there the day before
AT the LipZin Theatre the strain was GREATEST
however. The house had opened Friday nirbt
with the orchestra over which the ,ro,,hio g.,
started. In place Yesterday tho United Hebrew
Trades sent "a man to the manager ~ ,b.
house and deliver the ultimatum that ~ the o.
Jectionable quartet was continued the whole ar,t,
s'aH would be called out strike with Mi the
house employees ~ '''0
Inc word was passed along embellished nv tb.
teiing until the throng that packed the gallery f
inc evening performance rather more than hair
eNpeoeen 10 see band OF angry trombone PLAYERS
ana Kettle drum men charge into the orches,ra al,
ana brain the intruders with their ovrps add1os
me play was one o: Jacob Gordin.s son,hra
uIaiias OF suffering and blood. The new orchestra
was there. and the seats downstairs and the bova.
"ere hiled with bearded deep voiced men and ,begr
wives, with sprinkling Of the beautiful girls o,
the East Side. The play ran smoothly ard IN.
combat OF the musicians did not occur
but the gallery grew nervous. The house poIjca
men sensed something in the air and concentrated
their forces along tho gallery rail. The trouble
came as the orchestra finished "Cavalleria" Tba
ooxholders applauded. and the floor followed suit
Some daring spirit In the gallery did likewise
S-s-s-s-s-st! 'Raus, Cut il! Wer isl? Reat 4,
youse!" Those downstairs turned to look. hut All
they could make out was that there was a swift
movement in tho gallery with sounds Of scun4Iny
and strife: The policemen charged up the steep in
cline. extricated three young men from the mass
and led them TO the door. After that they stood
one in the middle OF each gallery aisle and swung
their sticks
We expect trouble any minute now" said Morris
Heine. manager OF the house. I'VE are ready 10
hire members Of the United Hebrew Trades hut
We must have music OF the quality we want AL
ready we pay $50 a week to the Actors Union as
Indemnity for not hiring a chorus. This is pretty
near all we can stand"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-29
OFFERINGS All THE STORES
fOR FURTHER INFORMATION SEE THE 1fDVERTISE-
MENTS IN TO-DAY'S TRIB UNE

mAcY's. Broadway at Sixth avenue, s4th to S5th
street. announces that the rattle OF china will be
heard all over the store I'm the sern-annual sale of
decorated Limoges china, dinner sets. cut glass
open stock ware and bric-a-brac. There are bar
gains also In the upholstery department and in
table linens and bedding
hEARN. 18th street. west Of Fifth avenue. ad-
seluses the last two days OF summer clearances In
penoinz table linens. curtains. cutlery and silver
ware There will be morning specials In every
department
Frederick w. EVERS, Nos 30 ana 81 East
Ast street Is Offering reductions up to 20 per cent
IN dining room chairs, brass Leds dressers and
ehinoniers' couehes and Turkish rockers
BLooMlNGDAIE's. Lexington avenue 70 Third
avenue 18th TO soth street calls attention 10 sale
or new SIX waists. new silks fer fall wear French
underwear. mems silk half. hose Italian marble
busts, blankets and %oo-day clocks
THE GEORGE C. FLINT COMPANY. Nc a. 10
West sd street and No. "a to Is West ,4th stree,
Is showing an early fall exhibit period furniture
IN designs which have the imprint Of Chppendaie
Adams. Hepplewhite and Sheraton.
LORD TAYLOR. Broadway and eoth str.s,
Fifth avenue 18TH street. call attention 10 advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-29
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET

The Frank L. Fisher Company has sold for IN.
esate OF Lillian cavanagh the four story and base
rnent brownstOne dwelling house No As West 9Th
street The house has frontage OF 20 feet
Daniel II. Renton a. Son have sold for Frank n
Eirmayer 10 a client. for occupancy. No. ga West
,z1d street three story ana basement stone 'front.'
dwelling house. on lot l5xseu feet
A Jacobs has sold No. 1915 Amsterdam nv.,u.
southeast corner of l2Sth street, a i've story nat,
house. with stores. on lot 2-3xi0o feet
Taylor Brothers have sold No. rs East Goth street
three story private stable. lot 25xs3s feet 10
client OF Horace s. Ely g. Co.
! Hyman Hoffspiegei has bought Nos ose ana y,
1sivington street. southeast corner OF Columbia
street. six story tenement house with five stor..
lon plot s5.sxt5lo feet.
Charles III. cronin has sold for Sophia Halp,n a.
se'o FAMILY house in Iafontaine avenue near
Quarry Road.
Herman Trunk has sold 10 Herbst a Co, builders
No lll7 Union avenue. a two story house on Mot
leSrlso .set.
Lauter a Backner have sold for wilhelm Isute,
no. <ss East ltssh street. nvs story nathouse on
Not 25xioo feet
Z Gertrude Grummon has sold TO John Smith IN.
three story dwelling house No 4s East lss,h street
on lot le2xl0o feet
William =. Cornell has sold for Thoma, A. NJ
Stevenson q plot. 6rl0 feet. the north sid. of
3i5th street. leo feet OF Seaman ayenu. %
John J. Lenihan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-29

season models In the women's shoe department and
speciai values In the boys and girls department
STERN BROTHERS. West 2sd street. are selling
advance styles OF tailor-made walking suits and
street dresses and misses. tailor-made suits. For
Tomorrow there will be exceptional reductions in
lace ccrtans and low prices IN Oriental rugs and
carpets.
THE SIMPSON CRAWFORD COMPANY Sixth
avenue 18th TO Goth street directs attention In its
annual sale of furs with special values I'm 5oinch
near-seal coats. O-inch pony skin coats sable
squirrel coats. brook mink coats Persian lamb
coats and black fox
r. ]. HORNER & CO, Nos 81 G. and e. West
23d street and &c. IS and 40 West oath street invite
inspection OF fall designs I'm parlor drawing
room. library and hall furniture
GREENHUT CO. Sixth avenue 18th to 18th
street. offer for inspection autumn millinery and
call particular attention to special Offering of
new models at a low price Exclusive models In
French mourning millinery in stock.
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE & CO. Broadway and
18TH street. announce an advance showing OF plain
and novelty silks, Lyons silk velves5 new model
garments in tailored suits and motor coats slso
sweater coats and decorative furnishings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-29
RULES AGAINST STANDARD OIL.
Tax Board Refuses to Grant Time for Attempt
at Revision

The Hudson County Board OF Equalization OF
Taxes at a meeting in Jersey City yesterday re-
fused the request OF the Standard OIL Company that
a further extension OF time be allowed the tar as
SCISSOR I'm which 20 revise his books the Standard
oil property valuations In Bayonne.
On August 10 the assessor submitted his books
the county board, and after hearing a protest
from the Standard OH Company against increasing
the valuation OF its property than 100000
this years figures the books were sent back to
him for week. On Thursday last the books were
again submitted TO tho county board. showing that
a further increase OF 800 had been added 10 the
valuation Of the Standard OIL Company property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-29
CONTEMPLATING ARRESTS TOO SOON
Secret Service Man Thinks Baltimore Action
Has Warned New Workers..

iby Telegraph to The Tribune
ba4urnore, Aug. A-Captain Charles Wright Of
he secret Service. charges that tho Baltimore DO
Hce' oy arresung three men accused OF passing
counterfeit money. have spoiled an Opportunity 20
round up several alleged counterfeiters wanted nv
the government IN New York
The third alleged counterfeiter was arrested LAT.
yesterday afternoon. and after hearing AT the
tSas'ern ponce station was committed for the ac-
uon or the government authorities. Those under
arrest In this city are Carmello Lagattuta Amelia
Lagattuta- his wife. and Camello Gattoso or Cat
tuso.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-29
ARREST IN SCHUMACHER CASE.
Man Taken Into Custody at Niagara Had Been
Sought Two Weeks

Niagara Falls. y. Y. Aug. 2s.-John Purcell thir-
ty-two years old. suspected OF having knowledge OF
the murder OF Anna Schumacher in Holy sepulchre
Cemetery. Rochester. August T. is in the custody
ester ~ $500
Detective Edward OBrien OF Rochester had been
on PurcelIs trail for two weeks He arrived here
on Ihursoay night and spent yesterday and to-day
searching Tor man who had worked for a farmer
near Cnsrlote about the time OF the murder and
VINO disappeared Immediately after e. Purcell
was caught In this city this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-29
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Home 8 Q Intervae ave. story brick
stores and tenemunt Il sOx55: Hecht & Kauf-
man. owners. 4 Arctander co. architect: CO.'S $500
238th ST. =. 40 Z; q Kepler story
brick tenement. 25xss: Mel!illo Construction Co.
owner. & Clark architect. -........-..- 1900
Home ~. lid IS u OF Prospect
nye story brick tenements. 9xli5 each; Ittner
teets: cost. 1sS. OF
fremont ave. Nos AL and 473 three story brick
stores and Offices and dwelling.
Charles Finger owner Charles Ramsey. archi-
teet. 500
Bronxdale ave. n cor Holland and
half story frame dwelling. 2ihxs5is: AstOr
tate. owner: Fred Damn. architect cost....... so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-29
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Tho Cedric reported 900 miles % Sandy Hook
morning.
The Cleveland. reported S33 miles east OF Sandy
Hook NJ m yesterday. Is expected dock
The Columbia. reported 333 miles OF sandy
Ia Tourane. reported T25 miles Of Sandy Hook
at l255 yesterday. Is expected dock this
The George Washington. reported 7OS miles
Sandy Hook at O5 yesterday. is expected dock
this afternoon.
The chicago. reported 695 miles o. Sandy Hook
az 40 IN yesterday is eXpecteto dock this afternoon
q Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-29
GEO. .FLNTCo.
As-szWEsr 1851 24-2sWEsr 2anSr
TWO DEAD, SCORE HURT.
Freight and Passenger Trains Crash
Hedd-On.

Glenwood. Mo. Aug. 2s.-Two persons are dead
and score are injured. six dangerously. the
suit OF head-on collision between a heavily loaded
Wabash passenger train. No 81. and freight train.
one mile south OF here to-day. Henry Lodwig. OF
Queen City. Mo. passenger and the fireman OF
the freight were killed
An extra freight train running at high speed
into the passenger train curve. The latter
train was crowded with men. women and children
bound for an old soldiers reunion at Glenwood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-29
METROPOLITAN SURETY REFEREES.

Albany. Aug. 8--Justice Fits. OF the Supreme
Court. to-day appointed Florence j. Sullivan of
New York. and Henry II. Wells. OF White Plains.
referees TO hear and determine the claims against
the defunct Metropolitan Surety Company Of
New York. IL stated that there were more
than one thousand claims In various parts OF the
country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-29
BUYS LOT IN LIBRARY BLOCK.

r. ". Humphreys is the buyer OF the lot 2sxloo
feet on the south side Of list street Just west OF
Madison avenue, sold recently by the trustees of
the Lemon Library. Last spring he bought an abut-
GlS Lot IN 10th street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-29
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

Park ave. 18th a. III 2xi0O: Metropolitan
PARK Avenue Co. .ss25. zoo
90 II. Aaron NJ JAmpole and Louis Werner
Robert Friedman Construction Co. ...-....... 5000
Hughes ave. $50 q OF 1S3d 25xioO
Manhattan Mortgage 90 loans Corby Contract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-29
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York. Saturday. August %, 1909.

ARRIVED.
steamer Campania tBD, War;. Liverpool August u
ana queenstown % TO the Cunard SIS with $40
eabin ana SS Storage passengers mails Ar
rived at the Bar a 4:20 m - "
steamer Philadelphia Mills Southampton and Cher
bourg August Fl. to the American Ask cabin
and 2s2 st-erage mails mdse Arrived
al the Bar at 4:46 a m
Steamer Princess Anne. TapIsy. Newport News and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-29
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

,Ia Desiinat I ana steamer; 90, Close in n. Y.
,t san franGisGo'mChine To-day. $40 m
tVta san frauciscOl-U Transport. 1 G-2o - %,
Hawaii. Japan Corea, China PhiIip- y - . 80
pine Islands tvia san Francisco)-Man-
ehnria foco Sept 3, $50 m
New Caledonia and specially addressed
mail for New Zealand tVa Vancouver
and Victoria, II C)-Makufa. -. Sent a.ao N M,
Tahiti. Marquesas Islands. New Zealand - 80
and Australia (va San franciscob-
ma, Mapposa -; Sept q. $50 m
an DIS tvia Vancouver and Victoria Ii O.
-Emprers OF japan; Sept 10. g 80 m
Hawaii tvfa Francisco)-Ai N 6.3n = -,
Japan Corea, China and Philippine Isl ''
Nan ands .v,a seat,el.M Minnesota Sept 49, $50 m
Samoan Islands and New Caledonia
wa san Francisc0l-tentury Sept 10. $50 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise y Sunset Moon sets OF Moons age "a
HIGH WATER
A. M-Sandy Hook 81 Gov. Island O6 Gate 7.5s
M-sandy Hook 0.l5L Gov. island Hell Gate %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-29
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

San Francisco. Aug. &.-The following were the
closing quotations In mining stocks to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-29
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

OUTGOING STEAMERS
MONDAY.AU 90
. Mail Vessel
Vessel For. san.
Cop2ename. DemaTara II w II a IN N.
TUESDAY. AUGUST 81
Kaiser Wilhelm III. Bremen @ $50 n m loco n,
Iotsuhl. ho't'iuaIl' iioi Am. 900 a IN
tuy ol savannah. savannah savannah - 800 D IN
Arapahoe' JscksohViiie' C1yde ''....'- - leo m
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER l.
Sampanla Liverpool Cunard $3.50. $50 m 1000 a m
os.Seahlc southampton: White STAR 500 m $3.50 m
MaraVa Grenada, trinidad 1890 a 1900 IN
Ia naIueIste; iainp1Is ftatno Am IL: a m
Santiago. Cienfuegos. Ward .......... I2:O0m
Ittostuuls' J1cNsohNlls Hlyue' - loo p
DehNeI 1aINtston. mallory. ......... 1900
Colofsdo' tampa. mallory. .-..-..-.-.. 1900 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-29
Round Trip. 90 Cents

DINNER SERVED on BOARD. 5sr.
TROLLEY CONNECTS with Steamers a
NewburEh for ORANGE LANE PARh. 81
minutes ride from dock % this beautiful sum
mer resort and amusement park Music. boat
ing and ali modern attractions.
Excursion tickets from New York 20 Oranss
Lake Park SII0. Tickets sold on Steamers