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New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
CHAUFFEUR and GARDENER young Ger
man. married zone child: thoroughly expert
enced. country preferred Berudt. I'D East
S4th ST.
COACHMAN-SiugIe Swede tG43. wishes po-
sIuon as coachman, second man; can drive,
take care of automobile. four Years personal or
written references Carlson. 22I West 18TH st.
COOK and DINING ROOM Elderly. soner, ac-
tive Scotsman late officers mess steward +.
small club either sex; small family; hotel or
road house, country. lies, $40 Bowery near
Cooper square
COUPLE French. man butler and valet: wife
excellent cook: city o. country. three -ears
personal reference. Industrial Association. me-
= LAST - 81
COUPLE-German. man chauffeur. c0achmaH:
wife excellent cook: city or country; four years
East 42d ST
COUPLE. Danish. il private house Knudsen
252 East 4sth st.
FARM MANAGER.-MarrIed. no children:
experienced in ali branches; horses, cattle
machinery: FIVE years reference last place
Carpenters Bureau. I54 9th ave.
GARDENER Swiss. single. age 2G: thorough
ell ite=TT7Eti@9e Be-; gardening and farming Hans
rerience IN GREENHOUSE. graperies vegetable
gardening, etc. also farming; board help IL re-
qUired; refrrence7 Gardener. - East l1th
GARDENER. UPERINTENDENT. english:
family; u years practical experience IN
gtaperies. Sreenhouses. landscaplng and
<Slarge o5%gentleman's country estate. can
ef7s=H=sT class testimonials. Address super
intendent. Box 200 New Rochelle y =
GARDENER.-By Swede; life experience in
all branches OF gardening. outdoors and under
glass, also care OF men highest references from
leading families IN the United states Gail or
address B.. II CorJandt ST. seed store
ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown
once, No. 1864 Broadway, between 36th and
9-fb ats until o O'Clock p n. Advertisements
rfcei,-ed al the following branch offices at
regular office rates until O'clock P m. VIZ. /:
1Sfr 81 103 East l4th st; 257 West Al st.. be
tween I'm and sth aves; PCS West 18th St 1888
~ as- t6yG 81 ave. near 0is' ST. iIos LIST ave.
near 19th st. I57 Last 18TH St 156 fremont
ave, $50 81 ave. and any American District
Telegraph Otlcs-
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
lSth St.

The approximate amour, OF the lien or
charge. To satisfy which the above described
property is TO be sold, ts sixty-nve hundred
thereon from the 18th day oT February 1910.
together with costs ana allowance amounting
. tvo hundred eighty-thFee and S-toO 4oi-
lars tS2s3. 0s) with interest from February 10
1910 together with the expenses OF tn. sale
The approXmate amount OF TIE taxes assess
rnents and water rates. other liens which
are 10 he allowed 10 the purchaser out ~ the
thousand dollars Sl one. O0i ana interest
Dated New York, March / 1910
WILLIAM \ McQUAIp Referee
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

N PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON
Abner c. Thomas, a Surrogate OF the County
~ New York. Notice is hereby given 10 all
persons having claims against Ellen NJ Pike.
late of the County OF New York, deceased. -
rresent the with vouchers thereof 70
the subscriber at her place or transactins
business. the Office OF Guthrie. Bangs a Van
Sinderen. No - Wall Street IN the city Of
New York. on or before the 26th day Of July
next.
pated. New York. the 18th day OF January
1910 JEANNETTE Z COIN.
E.xecutrix-
GUTHRIE. BANGS & VAN SINpEREN. AZ
torneys for ESscuTtx. A Wall Street,
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
WORK WANTED.

Male.
( ACCOUNTANT accurate, desires position
wherein responsibility and energy are req
uisites familiar VITA modern methods Of ac-
quaIIfcations with fifteen years New York ex-
/ perience; reference and bond. Accountant, Box
,. Tribune office
/ B0Of[E PER-Y0ung married man 20
American; clean record; best references; eH-
perienced in double entry, trial balance. etc. .
charge; would consider outside position salary
! SO. Address Ambition. l. C., Box 35. Tribune
/ CASHIER, or anv other clerical work by man;
80 years OF age Stability, Tribune Office
CHAUFFEUR. light colored, from AIwyn Auto
school. wishes position: absolutely sober; good
diploma; willing . 90 any1here- Address Law
renee G. Young, 81 West 59th ST.
/ CHAUFFEU R.-Long experience: good me-
/ 107th st.
/ CHACFFEUR UR.-GeutleUan wishes TO place his
/ man. who has been IN his employ four years;
/ IS competent. reliable trustworthy. J. A, care
! Of Hume 4lo West 59th ST
( CHAJfFEC ECts,-sIng!e: willing To 20 TO cotH-
try understands horses and lawns can drive
any car; good references II. d, 253 West
! beth s.
! CHA UFFEI-R. JUST from school. wishes private
/ position address Q. G. 2d3 West 10th 81.
CI5AUFFEUk.-Young man. 70: good mechanic;
careful, Industrious. Fitzpatrick 55T West
! CHA AUFFEUR. years last employer; ex-
perienced Packard. stevens, Duryeas city ref
erences; single aged ~ G. W, 101 East
31st st
CHAUFFEUR. -; good appearance; drive any
/ car, one year II last place reference Arthur
! Arntt. 621 t0th st.. Bro klyu.
DRUG STORE POSITION wanted by man. with
uneHcept!ona6.e references; registered IL New
! Jersey. A. Bell. MataWa0. y. J.
MAN 800; has experience as Office and sa les
! manager; good correspondent. wants posi-
ton where ability IS appreciated. 3. H,
Tribune Office
WATCHMAN.-Nights THOROUGHLY coTnpe-
257 sth ave
I YOUNG NAN i2U neat appearance: at any
JAlng. with advancement. Charles Sauter, 262
Palmetto ST. Brooklyn
! YOUNG MAN, -, as general office assistant
and stenographer and typewriter: can furnish
YOUNG NAN, -. at present employed, desires
( position with house whore strict attention to
business viii ne appreciated Box T3. 2l21 3d ave
YOUNG NAN % married. at anything; VIII
4hs. :. Clarris, IS Oak ST.
Female.
4 WELL Qualified GENTLEW OMAN de-
slres re-engaGerneut as companion 20 elderly
l2dy, could assist with housekeeping, sewing
( etc; good reader, would travel excellent refer
enees. Address Box 2S7. New Canaan, Conn.
/ CASHIER retail store. experienced
young woman wishes position; is neat. refined
ana accurate, good references Z. E. f. BOX
-. Tribune Office.
COMPANION. &c.-By lady Of good family ana
experience. daughter Of q deceased minister
as companion. VIII travel; city references
Address Companion, Tribune Uptown Office 1864
Broadway.
COMPANION or SECRETARY.-Rehned
American lady. educated. desires to travel
with refined people Address q. Y, Tribune
Uptown Onice, 1864 Broadway-
DEESSMAKING or SEWING by the day; very
neat. J. Z. Miller. 241 West 22d St
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
KEEP WIRES BUSY.
New Flfty-Word Night Messages Pop
ular from the Start.

uar from the Start.
BelTide-e Brooks. general superinten-
esI or Tie Western Union Telegraph
Con1paly said yesterday that from re-
Io-ts w-iea were coming into the com
fsay's Offices people all over the country
were taking advantage os the new fifty
"oca le-ter-lelegram rate which The West
sTa Union and Postal Telegraph companies
2-- -nt5 effect on Monday He said. how
ser that -= had no definite figures as Yet.
Tie new rate Is expected to benefit both
'-- companies and the pulli-. as il VIII
e-g" business men 20 do q great deal or
.-e4r business by telegraph instead OF by
-e-- AID Tie companies viii he enabled
Keep 'Ie.~ wires busy most Of the time.
q --e new system a fifty-word telegram
nag = ze-t al night at the same rate -
legllar rea-w0rd day message The
'F restrictions IN the new service are
--1- 70 fifty word kilograms viii be re
,eel ,s.al 1aat ere written in code or contain
-re-gr W0rCs
c,L- u AalIea. Of the Postal Telegraph
.rri sl.1 tse new rate had greatly
1880 The night service Of the COM
ree5 4-s1g-gl 10 definite figures were
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
BOARD AND ROOMS.

LARGE SUNNY ROOM, WITH BOARD: SUIT
able for two: other vacancies $50 West 5sth ST.
/ ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received At their Uptown
/ Office. No 1864 Broadway. between 3Gth and
/ received al the following branch Offices at
regular Office rates until s O. clock p II. viz. I:
2G4 Stn ave, :. &. cor. 231 st: 15S 9th
12Jh st; 104 East l4th st: 257 West AID St, be-
tween 7th and Sth aves.; 263 West l25th St: 1885
Sd ave. 1926 30 ave, near 6Ist ST. 170S lst ave-
near seth St: 157 East 125th St 756 fremont
ave; $50 81 ave and any American District
/ Fell 7~,r.LD
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
Help WANTED
EannaIa


/ GENERAL HOUsEWORKERS s2a-s25. ,..,-.
washing Golden Rule Agency. G63 6th ave-
GIRLS for assembling toy aeroBIanes i-,77-
Square Novelty Works 1881 Broadway, corner
/ GIRLS over II. learn good paying trade f64
operating Of shirtwaists: paid while leaT1ning
Frank q Bauer, 40 Broadway
/ HOUSEWOEKER - Norwegian or C;a-17e--
faInIiv OF two ladies in apartment; no Iaun-
CRY MISS curry Bureau, - West 42d rfth
/ FOC WORkER-Da Swedish scofch-
1erInan, Norwegian, Protestant; fne position
winthrop Bureau. % West 3sJh ST.
HoUSEWOK kER-One with references T0r
+ good place Miss Curry's Bureau, % west
42d fifth floor.
/ hITcHEN5IAIDS-Au nationaIities: Scand7na-
wan races pIeIerredi fine opportunities; refer
CL-es relulred winthrop Bureau, 90 West 3Sth.
/ LAUNDRESS. assist chamberwork end OF week
lor Rye must do shirts wages $50. Julien
Bureau, A West 42d 81
/ NURSE for TWO children, two and five years;
! country wages $50; good place. Julien Bu-
reau. A West 42d 81.
NURSES Tor infant and young children; ref
West .42d. fifth hoor
ORGANIST for girls school near PhiIadel-
pnis; 5000; everything found. Webster's
Choir Exchange 1876 9TH ave.
SLOPE8-With some experience with shears
al Snirtwaists preferred; steady position.
Zenian Bros. lG3 Grand ave, corner VIII
loughhy ave- BROOKLYN.
SOLIUTORS-Fre trip 10 Europe Passion
Play. for limited number subscriptions Co
( lumbian Magazine Address p Q. BOX 800.
Madison Square Branch
STENOCiFlAPHER TO work in employment bu-
reaU: s.; hours to .. advancement; girl must
be over -. can Dichl Agency, 90 Nassau st
sTENOGRAPEIf.I;S (tnree). Oliver machines
pleasant surroundings: $12 National Employ
mellL Exchange, u West 40 81.
TYPIsTs (-hree); oliver machines pleasant sur
roundinEs; IS National Employment Ex-
: change n West 42d 81.
TYPEWRITER wanted for our owr office; Chris
tian girl: chance Tor advancenaent and 10 learn
the multIgraph- Jupp Exchange, 81 Nassau 81.
VISITING TEACHER Tor girl II years old; =
hours five days wees English. French re-
quired. Mrs. Pilsbury's Bureau, 500 5th ave
WAITRE ESS-Auy nationality, for private
family. Miss Currys Bureau, % West 42d
fifth floor
WANTED-A refined Protestant woman as maid
attendant 70 Z middle aged lady in poor health;
must be d good sean1stress: reliable city refer
ences required Address 3. c., Box 26, Tribune
Once.
WANTED-First class German lady's maid;
must have excellent references. SchierbaUm' :
Employment Office l42 East 57th St
WANTED-Ftrst class kltchenmatds: must have
excellent references. Schlerb&um's s Employ
Uent Office. 142 East 5Tlh st
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

WAVERLEY PLACE, iO3.-NiceIy furnished
rcoLl with private bath; hotel service; ten
dollars per week.
IBID ST. los EAST.-Large and small rooms (;
steam heat. hot water Hewlatt % flight, east
l24TH ST, - WEST-LARGE SUNNY
ond floor. moderate
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
LAWYERS
LOST BANKBooKs.

BANKBOOK No. 357, ,5O2 OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing Any person having
Il claim 10 il is hereby called upon 70 present
the same within days submit 70 having
said passbook cancelled and one issued.
BANKBOOK No. 542. III of the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing. Any person having
a claim TO II is hereby called upon 10 present
the same within ten days or submit 70 having
said passbook cancelled and new one issued.
LOST-Bankbook No 3S4 400 Seanens Bank
for savings "A and 76 Wall St, New York
Payment stopped and cancellation applied Tor.
Please return to bank
LOsT-Bankbook No. sos. .561. Bank for Saw
ings $50 4th ave, New York. Payment
stopped. Please return book TO bank
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
Feulaia

ATTENDANT.-Light colored woman wants a
place in public baths as ladies' attendant
competent hairdresser, massager and mani
curist; or would like to attend ladies az thelr
residences; can give best reference. Write 23S
sth st, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

CHAMBERMAID or NURSERY bright. yopng
Irish girl: understands children: city or coun-
try: SIG. Swenson Employment Bureau. Brooh-
lyn. Phone 2759 W South
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
BUSINESS CHANCES.
EuRNIsHED ROoMs no Lar.

AT GREAT REDUCTION printing OF al
kinds: can save you 30ee. johnson Press
SUCCESSORS to Call Press. 142 Fulton St, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

JAPANESE reliable; first class cook; ten
years experience; in private family: under
stands all duties: has best references. Hatto.
Il Concord ST. BrOoklyn.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

POULTRYMAN Understands incubators,
brooders; thoroughly experienced. sober. re-
liable: best references. Carpenters Bureau.
I54 9Th ave Tel. 13S3-Chelsea-
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

COOK.-Gernlan; first class: bood baker best
references; city or country: wages SSo-Sfo
Call at Lang < Boecherer Co.'S Bureau 45--i0-4'
West ,s3d
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
CARPET CLEANING.

TYPEWRlTINe AND TYPEWRITERs
YEHRTEHS, 4 :;s S:s %f5 sa=s4 E: = + 5 e
VICTOR VISIBLE, 70 Nassau 81; caraloEu-
free. all makes taken part payment; bar
gains in UnderWoods. Reningtons, divers.
Smiths.
TYPEWRITING and stenographic dicJation;
literary, legal commercial. lowest prices
Tel $3.50 Plaza Is East seth st
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
PATENT
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

SEYMOUR BEUTLER
IS years with Pinkerton National Detective
Agency. now general manager Greater New York
Detective Agency. $50 Broadway. new telephone
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

/ COOK Understands all branches plain ant
fancy cooking; best OF references ID. MIS-
CoIIier,s Agency. 122 West 23d ct
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

CoOK-Young Irish girl; good plain cooki good
references. c. HOfmayers Bureau. gu olh
ave. ninth floor Tel 4527 Madison 50.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

JAPANESE as butler or houseman in private
family works hard aI temperate habits ,ITIng nd5r
aas sd ebiIg31 qIe fest reference Rs concord
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

GARDENER, farm manager: wife laundress;
son ti6l coachman; nine years reference;
wages, with board. $40 Mrs. Maria DAILY. 246
East E5tb
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

COOk-Young Norwegian; excellent city refer
eTces first class cook with kitchenmaid; $50
$40. Miss Hofmayers s Bureau. 20 5th ave- Tel.
1927 Madison 50.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

COOK and LAUNDRESS-CI and
WATTREtSS.-By two sisters: Norwegian girls;
best Of references Yields Bureau, 324 CoulH-
bus ave Tel. 7S94-Schuyer
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

LAUNDRESS.- 70 do laundry
work and housecIeaning by the day in private
family; references. Mrs. Fred OpperTnann. PAS
East 59th 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
LOST AND FOUND,

ORIGINAL CERTIFICATE NO. IS;;, FOR FIVE
shares Of stock Commercial LiGhterage Co. has
been lost Holder win please notify
Z. II BALL. Tribune Bldg \. Y CITY
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
Female.

L eTlGlG-
ARTIFICIAL. FLOWERs-Rose makers for split
work week or piece: steady work: neat learn
Crs; permanent employment. Weyl Co. Wash
ington Place.
ARTISTS WANTED-To learn newspaper
skeIchiug. magazine illustrating and fash
ion drawing. Thomas, los West sd St, New
York
ATTENDANT lfeHnaIe) for large woman with
rheumatism, fine position se3shore IN summer,
Winthrop Bureau. s. West SSth 81
C9AMBER8IAID and waitress, for small city
family: must be neat and well recommended
Cau 8 80 TO IL a m, Miss Hofma5er's Bureau.
$50 9th ave, nlnth fLoor
C-55ANfBF2ATAIDS wanted at once: no fee unless
placed. Golden Rule Bureau. 663 9th ave.
CIIAMBERMAIDs for boarding house; Sl6-S1S.
Golden Rule Agency, 663 ttn ave
C,sAArBERMAID- -LAUNDREss - Must have
references for such work. Miss Curry's Bu-
resu. % West 42d, nth floor
CHAMRERMAID and WAITRESS for private
family: city. must have references. Miss
Curry's Bureau. % west 40. NTH toor
CI5AMBERatAIDs. mattresses. general house
workers. cooks; coed places with good wages
NaIler's Bureau. l34 East 60th ST.
C0NPETFNT NURSE wanted Immediately; $50
$40 Mrs. DickiHson's Co-operative Employ
n@nt Bureau. 33i Madison ave. cor. 4Sd ST.
COOK. for family or four; must be good plain
cook, for Rye. wages $50: Immediately. Julien
Bureau. a West 42d 81.
COOKS, $50 -s60-SsO, wanted immediately. Mrs
53l Madison ave. cor 40 81
C0OK-Any nationality. but must have excel
lent references private family $-o-F3o
Miss Currys Bureau. - West 4Zd, ~ hIth moor.
COOK-NorYvegi or Swedish; private fam
uv. good wages. Miss Currys Burean. %
West 42d, fifth floor.
COOKS cham oeTlaaids general houseworkers'
mattresses: good places Win good wages
MuIcrs bureau, l34 East 60th ST
COOK HOUSEWORKER - No laundry
Nurses Home Summit; good place Tor ac-
I've woman Miss Curry's Bureau, 70 West
42d. nth floor.
FRENCH LADY's MAID. $35 good seamstress
hairdressiug required Mrs FlI4s6nry hu-
reau. 5O7 5th ave, between 42d ana 400 sls.
FRENCH NURSERY GOVERNEsS $40. FOR Two
children: city position 1shii loi3o "eoi-esoS
Mrs Pillsbury's Bureau. %. ON ave
GENERAL HOUsEwORKF3Fs wanted at onee. e..
no fee unless placed. Go!aeI hu4e bureau '"1
Gth ave
C,IRT. or WOMAN 20 DO light hCusework for
small family in city: one u+at 10 iogAIHs g lDi
good home; wages S-lrS-Z H4o'4
Schatzberg, lsl East 30 ST
GIRLS over IG. learn good paving Ia"9. rl1e -
operating OF shirtwaists; pi+ pa4a "t-4'9
ing Frank & Bauer. 449 Bro@o =, ..
GIRLS handy with needle 20 sew 1ows Car,,ra- ls,u
ornaments on slippers. "ichT5t E5a1-, q - -----
Atlantic and Schenectady aves-. % Io---2 =
GIRLS for artificial flowers. piqnelS ana T Tancy
feathers good pay: steady ""'~
kamp. washington Place.
GENERAL. HOusEWOEKEks. COOKS, .,,l' ei-iaoeI atd,
iHaids, mattresses; good pIases "a. entt =, ASN
wages. MuIlers bureau. l34 Last p''I- So
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
suRRoGATEs NOTICES.

! =. COTTON. Jr. Solicitor for Receiver.
F2~ooFv-H~ New YNrE CITY
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

*+--N f4fl4tL HUI 81 " S26-S25-
@asn-ng. Golden Rule AGENCY. 663 6th ave
GIRLS for assembling toy aeroplanes Ti1co77-
Square Novelty Works. 1881 Broadway. corner
Goth ST. - NO]I4e-
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
oREssMAklNe AND MILLINERY.

FRENCH born dressruabe-; guaranteed perfect
tit and very reasonable; also first class MILL
ner. Nine. J. CiuIttsrd 20 West 39th st
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

WILL BUY contents houses. hosels apart
nents pianos books James. IS Juiversit,
Place. $50 Stuyvesant.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

CHAUFFEUR and GARDENER young Ger
man. married zone child: thoroughly expert
enced. country preferred. Berudt. DID, East
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD

festival the steamer George W. Elder. which ar
rived here at 4:45 o'clock this afternoon. was
sent by way of Eureka, causing it TO arrive here
about q hours later than schedule.
Remodeled and thoroughly overhanled. the
steamer Golden Gate, the only steamer owned
entirely by Portland capital is due to leave
Tillamook tomorrow, resuming its regular serv-
Ice to that place. The Golden Gate is owned
by the Portland and Tillamook transpoIta ton
company. II was purchased last winter to take
the place Of the steamer Argo, which was
wrecked last fall.
Just serious apprehension was beginning to
be felt for its safety, the bark G. G. Tobey. be-
Ing towed from San Francisco to this place by
the tug Dauntless. arrived in the river today
The Tobey was nine days from San Frapcisco
Ii is carrying $500 tons of cement, and the
trip is an experiment to find some method to re-
duce the present freight tariff on cement
From San Francisco the Norwegian steamer
Sark arrived today and will load lumber begin
ming tomorrow for the orient. 1t viii begin
taking on its load at Inman, Poulsen & Co. S
MILL
The schooner Salvador and the barge Wash
The Salvador is bound for San Francisco with
lumber and the Washtucna goes to Neah bay.
The steamer Bear is due to arrive tomorrow
with large load Of passengers and freight from
San Francisco.
With 10 passengers and 800 tons of cement the
steam schooner Yellowstone arrived this morn
ing 1t sailed for Willapa harbor this after
Arrived: Steamer Jim Butler, steamer Falcon
and Norwegian steamer Sark, from San Fran
cisco; steamer Newport, from TiIIamook.
ASTORIA, June 5.-The steam schooner
Francisco with a general cargo for Astoria and
Portland, and proceeded up the river to dis
charge, after which it will load lumber for a
return.
The steam schooner Tamalpais. with a cargo
Of lumber for San Francisco, crossed out today.
The steamer George W. Elder arrived this
morning from Port Los Angeles, San Francisco
and Eureka. with freight and passengers, and
proceeded up the river to Portland.
The oil tank steamer Argyll arrived down the
river in ballast and proceeded to San Francisco.
The steamer Falcon arrived today from San
Francisco with a general cargo from New York
and the east that over the Mexican route.
The steamer Sark arrived today from San
Francisco and proceeded up the river to COM
mence loading lumber for the orient.
The steam schooner Newport arrived today
from Eureka and way ports with freight and
passengers for Portland.
SEATTLE, June 5.-Arrived-Steamer Hyades,
San Francisco; British bark Almora. Newcastle.
Satled-Steamer Portland, Valdez; steamer
Senator. Nome; steamer Dolphin, Skagway; Brit
sh steamer Ardmont. Tacoma.
TACOMA, June 5.-Arrived: British steamer
Ardmount, from Seattle.
Departed: Steamer queen, for sound ports.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06
Schr Ruby, Korth. Coquille river.
cpOLEN

Schr Ruby, Korth, Coquile river.
SPOKEN
Per stmr Presiaent-une s G.nt 4 ll;22 a. M 6S
Croker. from Columbia river for San Francisco;
light south wind.
June Latitude 80 80 north. longitNe 126 1e
west, Br stmr Strathlorne, from 0tarG for San
Francisco and Redondo Beach.
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT LoBoS, June 5. 10 p. m.--weather
DOMESTIC PORTS
TACoMA--Arrived June 5-stmr Queen. from
Seattle ship Alex Gibson, hence May 27.
stmr Queen, for Seattle; stmr Buckman. for Bell
ngham
San Pedro. June 4-Schr Advance for San Fran
cisco.
Arrived June 5--stmr Elizabeth. hence June 2.
EUREKA--Arrived June 5-Stmr f. A. Kill
burn, hence June T. June 4-Stmr Aurea, hence
saeg 5qae ea Ae%e for San Francisco
from Victoria; stnr Hyades, hence June l.
Sailed June 4-Stmr Santa Maria. for Port
TATOOSH-Passed out June 5-Schr Defiance,
from Tacoma for San Francisco; Br stmr EPSON.
for San Pedro: stmr Santa Maria, for Port San
Luis Br ship Nile for Callao.
Passed In June 5-Stmr Hyades, hence June
POINT LoBos-Passed June 5-Stmr San Ga
briel, from Umpqua for San Pedro; Br stmr Ven
ture. from Glasgow for Victoria.
SAN PEDRo-Arrived June 5-Stmr State of
California, from San Diego; stmr Hanalei, hence
June 8.
Sailed June 5--Stmr State of California, for
San Francisco
NEEDLE R0CK-Arriyed June 5-Stmr South
Coast. hence June 4.
PORT TOWNSEND--Arrived June 5--Schr
Aloha, from San Pedro.
Passed in June 5-Schr Forester from Astoria
for Alaska.
ASTORIA-Arrived June 4-Stmr Asuncion
hence June l. stmr Yosemite, hence June l.
June 5--Nor stmr Sark, hence June / stmr Geo.
W. Elder, hence June via Eureka: stmr Falcon,
hence June q bark Gerard G. Tobey, in tow tug
Dauntless. hence May %.
Sailed June 5-stmr Tamalpais, for San FRAN
PORT SAN LUIS-Arrived June 5-Stmr Coos
Bay. hence June 8: to sail p. m for San Pedro
COOS BAY-Sailed June 5-Stmr Breakwater
for Astoria.
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW YoRK--Arrived June 5-Stmr Cinein-
pool.
LIvERPooL--Arrived June 5-Stmr Carmania,
from New York
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES June 5-Stmr ST.
Paul. from New York.
QUEENSTOWN-Sailed June 5-Stmr Celtic,
stmr Campania. for New York.
MoNTREAL--Arrived June 5--Stmr Laurentic,
from Liverpool
Memoranda
Fort Point life saving station reports finding
body washed ashore west side of lighthouse
this morning; coroners office was notified and
went for the body.
Per stmr Geo w. Fenwick-Raft is T2o feet
| long, 65 feet width. "a feet depth and contains
$500. 600 feet of lumber
Per Ger stmr Sais-June 4, 10 a. M off Cape
Mendocino, passed through quantity of piles.