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New-York tribune., 1909-06-02
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday. June /, 1909.
ARRIVED


ARRIVED.
Steamer Lackawanna CBr). Gray. Barnpw May IS. 70
Philip Ruprecht. in ballast Arrived at the Bar az
Steamer KronDrirz wilhelm Ger. Nierieh. Bremen
Co with 2Ss cabin and So steersgs passenger mails
ans Facs at at 'S sBoats B55 at &
Gont IsS 81 cSSn and esa sG s,tes PassnS rs @ M
ssam Monro. ct fH aue BfF at Ne%p News and
FOLK to the Old Dominion IS Co with passengers and
Steamer Uranium tBr); Thompson; Hamburg May
West TTansport 10 iins ith cabin and Sos S stesPsss
passsngers and Hdse ATTysd at The Bar a. 2SS m
Hawaiian S. co. with Indse, Arrived at the Bar at
May So Chrs9iS8la q and cransand ~ 70 Fuhch
Edye Co. with $50 cabin and s76 steerage passengers
steamer castano iI5rI Pdaweii GienfueEo. MAY 2s
70 Furness. witty & Co. with sugar. Arrived al the
m %ag 20 PTo Po TG2a @6n - qs5 Colon n % fss s
F3Ttues Island IS 10 the Hamburg Americsn Line
% the Red star Line, with 900 cabin and iot
storage passengers and udse. Arrived the Bar
steamer oFeeches FIckstt Brunswick May "a. to
the Brunswick SIS Co, with lumber Left Quarantine
Mallory 81 Co with passengers ana dse- Left 0ua-an
s s.iSr, A9aste 4 @ pg; Kast09 % MAY & . ia
A9od at the B Bar % at $50 M FFDi' Co with fF0
Brunswick IS with lumber. uarzntine at $40
Wilmington n c. MAY % 20 the C1vae S. Co with
passengers and rnfsse Left Quarantine at $50
steamer city OF Macon. Dreyer, MAY -.
the Ocean S. CO. with passengers Iett quar-
anine at 30 a m.
Steamer Mohawk KernbIe. Jacksonvtls May - sne
CHARLESTON 20 TO the Clyde IS with
ndse- Left Quarsntins at $40 n
Steamer PATHS fCSFeekl. PiTEus Nav "a. Ithtus and
Kalsmata Is Patras Is and Palermo IS 20 N ILtsas
with % cahn and lose stserzSs passengers and mdss
Arrived at the Bar = q
Steamer Iroqunis CBrl. Scott with barge Savzhoe
Collie London May IL. Philip R1precht. ballast
Arrived at the Bar at midniEht 31St-
Steamer Finland fBelgl Bradshaw. Naples May 10 To
the White star Line with passengers and udss Passed
in Sandy hook Z 80 m.
Steamer Delaware CBrl. cabot May Is ~
Philip Ruprecht In ballast Arrived at the Bar at $50
n.
sandy Hook !, June I. $50 rl-Tind south
southwest, moderate breeze; partly cloudy; light
SAILED.
steamer RyndSm Dutch Rotterdam. Kaiser W.
helm II GER. Bremen: Aragonia Ger. Singapore.
Bermud!an CBrl Bermuda Clothfide tNcrl Port
Antonio Apache Charleston. City Atlanta.
Princess Anns Norfolk: Fl Aiaa- Galveston.
Ger. Flushing. Mamma Rata baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-02
PRESIDENT MELLEN PROTESTS
Says Connecticut Public Service Law Would
Iniure New Haven Road.

Hartford. Conn, June I-Presidsnt Charles :
MeLen of the New York New Haven q Hartford
Railroad to-day submitted TO the legislative com
mittee in charge of the proposed public utilities
bill letter, in which he calls attention to the fact
that his company is already subject to MANY re
strlctive laws and that it is now proposed that a
political hoard shall have the management of its
finances He says that such control would fnevita
bly, act injuTiousy, all plans of the company
would have to be prematurey revealed at a public
hearing.
Mr.. Meilen says that under the bill political
board would dictate prices which the cor,nan,,
must receive for its securities He objects to the
bill also on the ground its artificial limitations
on the borrowing power of the company and the
provision that II cannot issue bonds In excess Of it's
nominal capital stock.
1t seems clear TO him, President Mellen saws
that the proposed law will injure financially weak
corporations, as well those financially strong
ana that no statute should be passed i1i,iriousv
affecting the financial future of his company he
other company has FoIIouad ,IriSSo,'U,j
principles In finance.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-02
F.. NEU HUSB4ND GONE.
Told Uife He Has HarTdrd Sh-
dent-Hnd Her MoneH.

The police are trying 10 hnd Herbert - heeu'
v-ho brought his wife Of three months here from
Boston on Saturday and left her in the GFaho
Union Hotel on Sunday morning Mrs Reed saio
Yesterday that her husband had talked ot eoihk
to ST Louis to effect reconciliation WIN
wealthy uncle but he neglected to tell her tne
name of the uncle
According to the woman { story, Sile = Isl
wears old. and met Reed about year ago VIM
she was employed in Boston restaurant
said that he was finishing his studies ~ tfarNe,u'
but Wfnifred Jener. she was bno"h VIZ 90.
left her home in Scotland to come to the '''e
states to support herself. didn't have access -
tho records of Harvard students, ana coiSetU'
had no means of knowing that Reeo h'I'"e
not on tho rolls She said that he brought q i'
ter to the place where she lived ana tI'aI uleS
v-era married there The only time she saw 'iie
marriage certificate was when her husoaho Pu' "
in his po,Set after the ceremony, she SAID
A week ago Reed told her. she said that he idu
received his degree and that he intended 10 sea VI
for his rich relative. Although ne hau seNe' ,no
dred dollars he had her draw her savings FiV'
from, the bank On Sunday morning she gave ' ~
s.S7 of the amount Mrs Reed has comm lu''i0' -,
with friends in Boston. and expects thaI my W"
sAnd enough money her to pay the hotei oiiI az
TO get back to Boston. The police say that l ~
answerng the description of the missing HuS w.
was arrested in Chicago in 1903 on young "o'i""
complaint
New-York tribune., 1909-06-02
CARNEGIE TRUST DEFERs ELECTION.
Stockholders Delay Vote Pending Completion
of Consolidation Plans.

The annual meeting of tho stockholders Of the
Carnegie Trust Company held yesterday. but
the election OF directors for the ensuing year was
adjourned for week. This was done, II Is I'm
iersood to enable the syndicate. consisting Of sew
cral directors of the company and certain outsiders.
which has acquired a majority Of the stock OF the
Van Norden Trust Company and OF the Twelfth and
Nineteenth Ward banks to complete the details of
tho plan for taking those institutions.
1t is understood that the syndicate will exchange
It's holdings in these companies for stock OF the
Carnegie Trust Company. which will thus acquire
control OF them that the members OF the syn
dicate who are not already identified with the Car
negie Trust Company will be elected 10 the board
when the adjourned meeting OF the stockholders
takes place next week
The only business transacted AT the meeting yes
terday was the reading Of the presidents and
other routine matters.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-02
ASKS DISCHARGE FROM BANKRUPTCY
Application of Eugene ]. Beales' Broker
Opposed by Creditor.

An application for discharge from DalAi uito'
was made yesterday by Eugene j bealeS' ol ~
100 West 69th street, formerly an nVeStielie -
or5soD ~ the late Eugene Kelly, banker. II
was opposed by Charles NJ Dunn. credltor' anu
his attorneys Olcott, Gruber, Bonynge q Sc+"iIuS'
have filed specifications of objections
1t is alleged that Beales destroyed oooAS u .
o,rt from, which his true financial condition might
Ia o.cer+sinad and transferred his interest valued
az so go in the estate his brother John Charles
Reales. to J. r. Steers IN 1905 or 1891 "hhe m
solvent and having unsatished Judgments agahst
him Mr BeaIes inherited $4,000 from his mothel >
estate about ten years ago. and he mas oeeh re-
cent1v examined in the bankruptcy proceedings re-
cardng the disposition of the money.
He said that he lost about $4,000 IN the stump
IN stocks when IS to 1 was the political issue ana
Mckinley was elected. the brokers soIo MIN
out and sunk $4,000 In limestone quarry "ea
r-trr.+on n Y Mr BeaIes filed a petition in
bankruptcy on November a. with liabilities OF
$40 $50 and assets
New-York tribune., 1909-06-02
STEEL LISTED In PARIS
Door No1p Opened to Other Stocks
-Mr. Morgan's Worb

Paris June Negotiations for listing the snares
of the United States Steel Corporation on the PARIS
Bourse were completed to-day. Six nfuent'a'
banking institutions have bought outright large
block of the stock and will offer to the public
The credit for the listing of Steel common on the
Paris Bourse which opens the door 70 other Amer
can stocks. belongs primarily 70 ! r Morgan. VINO
has been IN Paris personally directing the campaign
which convinced the French bankers. the governors
of the Stock Exchange and the Ministry of Finance
that the time had arrived when the bars should nc
let down.
The circumstances were proptious. Those French
credit institutions which heretofore were hostile 10
American stocks have been astourded at the re-
covery shown since the recent financial depression
in the United States. which French fnanciers pre-
dicted would end In complete collapse The threat
of increased taxation. such as the income tax mas
also had the effect of driving much French money
into seeking investment abroad and the attractiFe
ness Of American stocks proved irresistible. result
ing in a great deal of curb speculation and invest
ment, TO the detriment of the French treasury
Both the Stock Exchange governors and the French
government. therefore decided that the time hau
come to give American stocks legal standing
So far as is known. American stock has ever
been admitted to listing on the Paris Bourse' ana
only two American bond Issues have been so ad-
United, one of the Pennsylvania Railroad ana one
of the New York New Haven & Hartford Ihe
restrictions imposed by the Paris Bourse are OF uh
usual severity, and rather heavy tax Is also eN-
acted by the government An effort was made early
in the career of the steel corporation to nave JUS
stock listed In Paris, but the effort was speedhy
dropped the attitude of the Bourse authorities hav
ing been decidedly unfavorabe- Now 1t is thought
that other widely known American stocks viii be
placed on the list.
Ever since the organiza ton of the steel cor
poration the stock has been dealt in heavily on the
London exchange as well on the New York eX-
change It is understood that IT is to be listed soon
on the Chicago exchange. Ore inference drawn yes
teriay from the action in Paris was that the dal-
dend would be increased soon from per cen9to
4 the original figure as a stock paying only per
cent and selling at about So could hardly be at
tractive to French investors
New-York tribune., 1909-06-02
EXPECT COTTON BULL CAMPAIGN
Three Large Southern Operators Appear in
Local Pit

The appearance in the LEGAL cotton pit Yesterday
OF E G. Scales, William P. Brown and Frank B.
Hayne. who are among the largest cotton operators
in the South gave rise 70 a report that they, in
combination with OF the bull leaders here had
organized powerful pool TO boost the price Of cot
to much higher figures than now prevail.
The pool, according 70 gossip the floor. holds
six hundred thousand bales OF cotton for January
delivery worth az present prices approximately
S31.500 900. James F. Patten. who recently oper-
ated successful corner I'm May wheat In Chicago
also said 70 be interested In the pool.
None of the would admit that he n
pool 10 advance the price Of cotton. but all
pressed bulish views the market. Mr.. Brown
who, with Mr.. Hayue. took part in the sensational
bull deal of Daniel j. Sully few years ago, which
ended in disaster far that operator
Cerped, said that his bullish views based on
the improved trade conditions and the cotton crop
outlook. which he said anything but salts
factory particularly in the Gulf states.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-02
z. II. HARRIWAN SAILS.
UM LeaUe the Kaiser Wilhetn at
Cherbourg and Go Direct to Paris.

L H Hartman spent the time Immediately Pc
fore sailing for Europe yesterday eluding those
who wished him to add something to his remarks
of the day before, by strollng about the opposite
side of the pier watching the coaling OF steamer
Just two minutes before the haiser "iiiieiii
gangplanks were pulled in Mr. Hartman walked
-, bo.rd He was found by the newspaper men
and while he refused to talk on business atIars
he and Mrs Hartman snnilingly CLIMBED 10 tne
main deck to be photographed Mr.. Hartman :
voice seemed rather feeble. but otherwise ne oi'
not appear be greatly fatlgueo OF iAcAle -
A. I1or-iroan will leave the boat at Cheroourg
end co directly TO Paris. He has engaged passage
on the Mauretansa from Liverpool on September =
.yro,, have no thought Of retiring? he was asked
.r won't do that he answered until my slocA-
holders think some younger ana more oaps0ie ''''
is needed in my place
New-York tribune., 1909-06-02
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
AR RINEn

ARRIVED
Antwerp May S1-Lapand (BelnJ. Hev York ia
Liverpool MAY s1-Mauretsnis CBrp New York va
London May 31-Mnnehaha (Fsr). New York: Toronto
(Br). New York for Hull
Naples. May 2s-Madonna tFr), New York: 20 Pan
ChsrbourR NAV 81. n1-Kaiser Wilhelm der Gross.
GER. New York via Plymouth for Bremen Csnd
Moville June 1-Furnessa (Br>. New York for czIas4
gov (and proceeded
Gibraltar. June 1-KoenEin Luse (CTer}. New York
Via So Michaels for Naples and Genoa Cand pro
susz: June 1--Bloemfontein (Br,. caIeu,ts ans Co
ombo for Boston and New York
Kobe NAV 20-Koranna CRrl New York Via slrzs-
pore. Hong Kong and Shanghai
pelasoa Bay. May 2l-Kasama (Br). New York VIA
Cape Town. Algoa
V. and Port Natal
st Vincent. Q Y. Melbourne.
sydney \ : ". June 1-Tottenhar CBr). New Tcrk via
Port Natal and Melbourne.
SAILED
- vincent Y. May 1T-Raron Csrdor CEsr, frrcr New
York;. Fremante. Adelaide. etc. 3oth Aros Castle
tErl. from NiZagapatsrnl Baltimore and New York
Rotterdam, MAY 2s-cheaPsias Cr) Tor York. 2ath
Trieste MAY 2T-Georgia CAust. New York
Rouosre May 2-Potsdam Dutch. from Rottsrs1l>.
Gibraltar. MAY stKosnig Albert ,er, croun Genoa and
Barbados, May so-Maranhspse CBD tfrom New YORK;,
St Togas May So-Korona tBr, Cfror1 peuerars, New
Europa dtaD New YORK: Sist. 10 ? M Duca BeFI
Abruzzi Gtap. New York
PASSED.
Mcntevideo. May 2sAsenoria CRr' Colastins for New
Brow Head June ROTTERDAM Dutch New York tor
Bouogne and Rotterdam
west indies Venezuela for Havrs and am
sterdam-
New-York tribune., 1909-06-02
cHlLpREN's COURT BADLY CROWDED

An after holiday crowd Of Juvenile offenders and
r'H 1elall'cs damned -he Chidren's Court yester-
CAY morning and overoWed TO the Sidewalk and
street Several women slightly affected b,, ,be
neat ana had 70 seek fresh air. There were over
ono hundred and ninety cases on the davis cae-5a,
All ms moved Justice Hoyt 20 suspend r7Ila for
eooing the taking Of pictures Of court scenes and
iis personal direction photographer was
called and took picture Of the lam This ,,i,.
VIII r. used by Justice Tfovt and court attarbee 4
sn endeavor 10 get and larger quarters for tho
thlaren 3 Court II is probable request will be
mace foT The old City College building at 23d street
and Lexington avenue
New-York tribune., 1909-06-02

No man can prove that berries A..
better than pineapples, it all depend,
on your taste.
So with straw hats-the stir
Straws. the soft Milans and Mocl
inaws, the Panamas, Leghorns .nJ
BangkOks.
Each is best for the man who lie.
it best, and we've the best of each
No more can we say blue srros,
make better suits than FAM
wOrstedS.
Both are cut on the same sm.,.
patterns, both are all wool and f.Ss
color.
Thousands of suits of each for vor
to choose from.
But we can say that Ranie IS tba
most absorbent of textile fibres and
hence the Schlichten Ramie nn,,.
linen) underwear is wonderfuI.7
comfortable and safe in warn
weather.
Summer weight and "atbletc,
style, among others.
Now is the "Star" time for n,,.
ige shirts.
"Star" negHges $3.50 to S..
ROGERS PEET & CoNPAxv
Three Broadway Stores.
@8 s4z lsa
al at AZ
Warren St 18th ST. 1GAu
New-York tribune., 1909-06-02
STREET CLEANERS TO BE REVIEWED
First Parade Tomorrow Since Colonel War
ing's Time, Twelve Years Ago.

Street Cleaning Commissioner Edwards has every
thing in readiness for tomorrow afternoon. When
the Street Cleaning Department will hold its hrst
parade in dozen years. The last one was under
Colonel Waring in 1897 IN the procession viii be
nearly five thousand members of the department
The line Of march will he down Fifth avenus
from 18th street 10 the Washington Arch There
will be a reviewing stand in Madison Square, where
Nayor Mcclellan will review the parade It will
start at 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon General Nc
Alpin Major Landon and Colonel Appleton will be
the judges and viii award the silver sup donated
by Commissioner Edwards for the forces of the
borough making the best showing in general mill
tary appearance and observance Of department reg
uIstions
New-York tribune., 1909-06-02
TO UNDERNEATH G, H.. D. BONDS

j. p Morgan & Co. "ill underwrite the S7 800 900
new nrst and refunding mortgage per cent bonds
il was said in well Informed quarters vcsterdav
which II is proposed to issue shortly i'm connection
with the reorganization plan the Cincinnati
Hamilton 81 Dayton agreed upon last week
member OF the firm of J. r. Morgan & Co. IL is
understood will be of the three voting trustees
for the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dsvton RaII,,,a,,
stock, which, under the terms of the agreement
is 10 be trusteed for seven years. oscar @ MURRAY
president of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com,
pahy' aho a representative of the note holders
committee or the Cincinnati, Hamilton & DAYTON
will be the other trustees
New-York tribune., 1909-06-02
FRIDAY. JUNE Z
rRANsPACIFIc MAILS.

r,...;r,tfo, and steamer. Close in New York.
1,nan Corea China and Philippine IslandS a., can
tv5s Seattr)-Aki Maru. June D. o"V p hi
t{evau Japan. COrea. China and Philip
Tine Islands (via San Francisco
1IsuaiI via san FrauciscoI-Lnrline. June 600 m
Tanan C'orea China (via Tacomal-- -
NingChOW - 49, 80
TTavaiI Iaran Corea, China and Philip
pine Islands (via san Francisco, a. go -
Australia Except West). New Zealand
J-Ifi Islands and New Caledonia VIA
Vancouver and Victoria, b C)-Aa =, ..o -
- N''- 80 49, , "
JaDan Corea. China and Philippine -
islands via SeattleD-Minnesota June t. oSO 2 n
japan. Corea. China and Philippine
IsiahTy T,nrss, y Of india ....1--.June IS. $50
Se Zealand. Australia except West) Sa
moan Islands and New Caledonia VIA
San Franciscol-C1sn Macinnis- Juns % e-5O ? m
Tahiti. Narquesas Islands. New zealand
and Australia except West via san -. 80 -
-Marposa June 70 0'So p IN
New-York tribune., 1909-06-02
TO DIVIDE REID ESTATE.
viscountess Falkland Sues to Partition Her
Fathers Property

Application will be made to-day In Part /, Special
Term, of the Supreme Court for the partition Of
the estate Of Robert L Reid, merchant OF this
city. who left property valued at several million
dollars. There is contest. The action which will
include the appointment Of a referee TO decide on
the division eof the property etirely Of friendly
nature.
Among the petitioners for the partition action Il
the Viscountess Falkland, who Miss Mary
Reid. daughter of Robert I. Reid and Robert
Reid, q son, who is a merchant
New-York tribune., 1909-06-02
PENNSYLVANIA BOARD REELECTED

Pittsburg June 1.-The annual meeting OF STOCK
holders Of the Pennsylvania company was held
here to-day. The old board OF directors vas re-
elected as follows: James McCrea, John p Green
w Il Barnes n. T. ShOrtridge, Samuel Rea'
George Wood c. stuart Patterson and Etingham
r Morris OF Philadelphia. Joseph Wood. J.. J.
Turner Edward B. Taylor. d. T. McCabe and O.
I. Peck of Ptttsburg. meeting Of the board for
the election OF officers viii be held in Philadelphia
later.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-02
HELD FOR CAUSING BOYS DEATH.

Carmine Lagona. of No. $50 Ninth avenue AS
toria. who was arrested Monday night in connection
with the killing of two BOYS and the woundng of
others by the explosion of d bomb at North
Woodside, was arraigned yesterday on two charges
Of homicide and held in s25O0 bail on each charge
It is alleged that Lagona is one of the men who
formerly operated the fireworks factory in which
the boys found the bomb that killed them
New-York tribune., 1909-06-02
BOSTON & ALBANY's NEW BONDS.
Massachusetts, Commissioners Authorize an
Issue of S4,50O,0OO.

Boston June IAN order authorizing the Boston
Albany Railroad Company 20 issue $4,000 worth
of twenty-five year per cent bonds was issued
bv the Massachusetts Railroad Commissioners
to-day.
The proceeds are to be used to pay for permanent
additions and improvements
New-York tribune., 1909-06-02
READING BOARD REELECTED.

PHILADELPHIA. June 1.-The annual meeting OF the
Reading company was held here to-day and all
the members Of the board OF directors were re-
elected No other business was transacted
New-York tribune., 1909-06-02
MUST PLEAD IN SUGAR FRAUD CASES.

Judge Hough, in the United States District Court
yesterday overruled the demurrers interposed by
the former employees OF the American Sugar Re
fuing Company to indictments charging conspiracy
defraud in entering stgar weights falsely. They
under arrest and Judge HCuGh cited them
TO appear tomorrow To plead to the indictments
New-York tribune., 1909-06-02
GOING AWAY?

II you are undecided as TO where you Will
spend your vacation this summer. don't fail 70
consult the Summer Resort number Of The
Tribune next Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-02
STEVENS OUT OF THE NEW HAVEN.
VIII Join J. ]. Hills Forces in the West 1t Is
Understood.

New Haven. June 1T was announced at the
offices OF the New York. New Haven & Hartford
Railroad Company to-day, in a circular signed by
President Mellen that John F. Stevens vice-Presi-
dent in charge OF operation has resigned TO ac-
Cept service elsewhere The position is abolished.
The general manager will report 20 the president
At the railroad Office nothing is known as 10 the
place that 3Ir. Stevens will assume. but It is gen
orally believed that it will be with the James J.
FiiH properties Mr.. Stevens. after giving UP his
post on the Panama Canal. came to the New Haven
road in April 1907. appointed vcepresi-
dent in charge OF transportation. and Immediately
began his main work Of making valuation OF all
the company's property, task lasting for about
a year.
During the last year he has done considerable
outside work. in the way OF valuation of the IIill
properties and those of the Erie Railroad. II has
rot been generally known that one reason for Mr..
Stevenss continued connection with the New
Haven company a plan that he should be
come president OF the Boston Maine Railroad,
a successor Lucius Tuttle but this plan fell
through.
ST Paul. June Nothing definite could be
learned here as the place John F. Stevens VIII
hold with the IIiIl lines. except that he will not
come to the Great Northern. While j 7. Hill, the
chairman Of the Great Northern Railway. Is in
Seattle and Louis ". Hill, the president. is
his farm north Of this city. official statement
could be obtained. Mr.. Stevens is now I'm Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-02
MOUNTAINS OR sEAsHoRE?

The Summer Resort number OF The lrnune'
out next Sunday, will be Ver'table mine o' ="
formation regarding where to 90 TOR Vae%''0"''
Profusely illustrated. Consult II.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-02
WIRELEss REPoRrs

The Adra reported 233 miles east OF Sandy Hook
~ yesterday. is expected TO dock about 1880 a m
10 day.
The Caronia reported 300 Sandy Hook
at m yeserdy. is expected to sdock about T3O a m
day.
The Oceanic reported 5sl miles Of Sandy Hook
at q m yesterday. Is expected dock about = D m
New-York tribune., 1909-06-02
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.
San Francisco. June THE official closing quot
tions for mining stocks We're as follows:
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise AIS Sunset 72o Moon Moons age 14
HIGH WATER
a M-Sandy Hook S:42I Hell Gate 7.o
M.-Sandy GOV Island S22 Hell Gate 4 10
New-York tribune., 1909-06-02
.lllNE s

That's next Sunday. the date of The Tribune,s
Summer Resort number. an authoritative c,,id.