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DIDNr B,r asREsros srock.
AliAn 4. Ryan ssys ue Der1inr,, . Ha, .
An,th,nz 10 n Nnh aua,ir,.

Allan A Ryan ~As surprised YESTERDAY
70 read that he was one 10 thoae Who had
bought large blocks % stock % the Mag
nssia Asbesos Company. in which Mrs
Mary NeVins Hull sunk sas. Ooo and for
which John 4 ouAyley and u. " Corhs,,
ARE under arrest
No, only do I dislike tn have NV nam.
linked with QHayley's concern" said MIR
hyAn NJ the Belmont yesterday. -bu,
AS the assertion that bought MAsnesia
Asbestos stock . a redcction on my
financial Judgment do not own a
single share 81 the stock and never did
The statement that I recommended he
purchase NJ the stock to my friends Is
untrue The story given out 10y the
police that | dccoyed QuAyiey To the
ho'el Belmont. whore he was arrested
ls also fabrication
N"ine time ago a friend came 70 me
and asked my opinion 81 the Magnesia
Asbestos Company investigated he
oom"ers ot the company and went over To
Newark tn look at the plant. I do not
profess 20 know much About asbestos or
the gay in which IL 10 made. bur somehow
didn't Ike the looks Of that factory
" seemed to me thar the place was
sailed | told my friend 50 A few
eCahA ~ QuAyley came IN ana
asked me II l cared TO invest in the COM
pany stock ! told him no; that had
investigated the company and didn Z
carr Ia put any money in L.
OuGyiey said to me That's all right.
MIR Ryan We have all the money We
need for this factory. but by and by we
whl he building other plants Would you
Ike To come in them
told him 20 come around when the
other plants were under way and we
would talk u over then. Not long after
that word reached me that Quayiey WAS
using my name TAI sell stock That made
me- very angry and I sent word To him
20 stop using my name. | told him that
II he tried to involve me in any way I
would 60 tn Mrs Bull and tell her what I
Thought OF the promotion and that
would also give out a statement TO all the
newspapers giving my Impressions OF
the company and outlining my relations
with IL
'Quayiey had left his oficee-the police
were after him even then-so my score
tary requested Quayley's secretary to
forward a message TO him asking him to
call hun up. He was in q booth at the
Hotel Belmont trying To get me on the
wire when the detectives found him.
THAT'S all i know about the case
NEWPORT. X I. July %. Chief Of Police
Crowley said to-day that the SIS OOO in
vested by Mrs. William T Bull in the Mag
nes'a Asbestos Company was from her
own personal estate aud was not Part Of
the estate OF her late husband Mrs.
Bun returned from New York to-day.
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wv. r. vER>0N wu RESIGN.
Negro REGISTER of the Treasury 70 90
Back rs President ef western M, ersry.


WAsHISoTos. July N. Thsre seems 70
I've good ground for belief that william
r Vernon. tho negro Register Of the
Treasury. will soon resign his position
20 take up his former place a. president
Of tho Western University. q negro edu-
caiIonal institution az Qundaro. Kan.
Mr. Vernon served a. president Of the
university for several years before re-
oeIying political recognition at the hands
~ former President Roosevelt The uni
varsity receives annual appropriations
from the KaneAs Legislature. Sincs he
left there II In reported that thsre has
hsen much dissatisfaction on the part %
the Kansas officials with the manner In
which the Affairs ~ the university have
be.n conducted II " reported that Gov
Stuplps not iiied Mr.. Vernon long ago thar
unle.- he consented to return and take
No his former duties president the uni
v~rsity need not expect further StaAe
AID number Of friends ~ tho ins.i-
tuition have sine" urged the Register To
h..cd the call.
Th. fsrglstsr OF tho Treasury gets l.OnO
a wear " has long been the custom of
Presidents 20 appoint negro men to thu
position.
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nrpublicsn Congregational Committee "a
Open Headquarters Mere.

WASHINGTON. july 80 The Eastern
HEADQUARTERS 81 the Republican Con-
z ressional committee will he opened IN
New YORK Monday 4 suite Of rooms in
the 81 James Building has been engaged
for the purpose Representative Henry &
Ioudenslager 81 New Jersey. secretary 81
the committee. will be IN charge Chair
man Mckinley will visit New York from
time 20 time during the campaign Fran
Gle Curtis, Sho - in charge Of the literar,
work for the national committee az we'll a.
the Congressional committee. will be sta
tionei At Sew York this wear
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Pour New steel steamboats, for Glen
Island.

Tho Glen Island steamb cat Company
j. ~ build several steel STEAMBOATS, TO
hs used in and about New York harhor
for excursion purposes. Thcy will mark
the pasEing Of the old side wheel steamers.
They will 81 twin screw steamers. Plans
for four. which are to be ready by May
Is. 1911. have already been submitted
Work on The new boats will 10 rushed
with all possible spced 80 n Ia he ready
for the opening ~ the Glen Island season
noxT summer
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STOCk SELLER BUSTED.
Termination Of tire Activities % seiiey's
standard bronze Go.

Judge Hand has appointed Ralph
Folks receiver in bankruptcy for the
Architects Standard Bronze Company
~ Madison avenue II 10 stated that
the liabilities are about s2t.Ooo Of which
s7 .0o IL for merchandise and N2. mo
~ owed 10 directors.
r. James Selley 81 the Multiphone Com
pAny and the Industrial Federation OF
America which latter concern was will
ing TO sell and did sell stock IN q projsCt
TO build a metre polls on made land IN
Jamaica BAY, vas president Of the Bronze
company. whose business was selling
its atOck
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BIG BATCH or MAIL RNED.
American Letters for Many Parts OF
Europe Lost In French Post once.

wAsHISGroS, July So.-The Post Ofics
Department received a cable despatch
from the Minister Of Post and Telegraphs
a, PARIS. France. to-day. announcing the
destruction 10y fire IN q railway post ofice
on French territory Of a quantity Of mail
matter landed 10y the steamship La IDor-
raine on July -.
Included in the lose was American mail
logne. xtel-Hanover. Hamburg. Berlin.
Bremen. Kiel-Korsow. CopenhAgeu
Malmo- Nasajo. Gotshsrg, Chri-tianisa.
Prague. Cracow. 81 Petersburg. Moscow
Odessa, Karbine. Warsaw and Helsing fors
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Democratic Harmon, Committee

ALBANY. July N Announcement was
made to-day that the members OF the har-
rony committee appointed by Chairman
Dix Of the Democratic state COMMITTEES
would meet in Albany on August a Edward
VI shepard Of BROOKLYN IL chairman Of
this committee. which at that time will
confer with similar committees OF the
Democratic League and the Progressive
Democrats with view Of bringing about
a united party in New York State
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r. Confer on New Liquor tax Law.

ALBANY. July SO.-state Excise Com
missioner Clement. accompanied by Presi-
dent Barley 81 the State Liquor Dealers
Association. will 60 TO Brooklyn. Bin CHAM
ton, Elmira and other cities next week to
confer with The local authorities regard
ing the enforcement Of the new liquor
tax Laws Commissioner Clement has just
returned fyom a similar trip To central and
~eatern New York
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ALsAST. July SO.-Gov. Hughes returned
at midday from his trip to Washington.
where he went TO secure a hours for reMl-
dence purposes in tho fall when he takes
his seat on the bench Of the United States
supreme Court II - expected that the
Governor will rrnIAin m tins city for =
time.
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go, on ear In Frsn, Of Auto.

Isaac Knard'el, 50 years old. OF 527
Cleveland street. BROOKLYN. while alighting
from q trolley car in Flatbush near Church
avenue. Brooklyn. yesterday morning
was knocked down and run over by an
automobile owned by & W Kmball OF
1888 Avenue q He resolved a fracture
81 the skull and other injuries and is in a
critical condition al the Kings County
Hospital Wesley Hayes. the chauffeur
was arrested
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RIr,, Alteration for go street MIacn,ns.

PIans have b~sn filed with the Building
Department for making alterations -
tho Central Cafe. on the north side @
Forty-second street II3.I0 feet east II
rear ~ Shanlevs old restaurant This
IL the first -, a plans filed for max
inE alterations 20 tho buildings on Forty
s..cond street 70 comply with a recent
street.
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'n- wan street edition Of TIVE HvENTso SuH
7'Ars All me nnAn~isi news and the ,toch and
r". IoAuOns N the riose Of tho market. The
1~'-g quotations inrIuding the nd and Aek-d-
.rs- vim additional news natteT. arr
Ansi also w u- uighi edition Of TVS gVHruFo
az
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Gen. wood To Confer with the President

WAsHISoToN. July N. Major-Gensral
Leonard Wood. Chief OF Stan. will have a
conferenc. with President Taft az Beverly
on Tuesday Gen. Wood mas not seen
Mr. Taft sinca he returned Co tins country
from Buenos Ayres. where he represented
the United Stairs as spectral Commlfs-ioner
u the Argentine Ell SoSition. Gcn. Wood
has several importan, army matters 60
discuss with the President
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UNDERWRITING PROFITS

.tsndtnE oSfer~ al oiDor'unlty FOR responslbte
pnrtir~ ~ 10TH an unirrv Ting syndicate No
Sssh nav mont required ftr~t mortgage eecu
ritz No risk Hghr>l ban. srd trust csmpsny
connection. Fuu ilforw Ion vtu be eat %
rrsDonsihIe lnauirrr, urpn request Addr~ss
UNDERWRITING. hoN 100 sun uptown once.
iaas nrcadNsN
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ny MarconI wireless .

50 Rotterdam. for New York was no miles
east OF sandy Hoot At midnight On FrNday
81 Ralalc. for New iork a. miles east OF
sandy HOOK A. ~ " 4. yesterday.
- Mlnasv gskh. for New Work. Was aia milas
eaat Of sandy Hook at iEso ~
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- Nsurrtsntn For New NsTk from LIVERPOOL
- Celtir. Tor Nrv Nork from LiverpOol
"a lapland, for NeN Norb from Antwerp
- New Work tor NeS Work from S,uthAna p,or
- ~ ndAm. FOR NeS Norh from RotterdaIn
~ nlted states fer New Nork ire N Christian
ssrd
"a r'ITne~sis. for New Nork IRON, Glasgow
~ ko-n,gtn Luise for NeS Work from Palcr mo
~ NinnespoNS FOR New YCvk from london
s. Ia BreiAghe for NeW Work frow HANr~
- Treat fvr View YORK from RcrmudA
~ ragus for New Nork from Kingston
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Arm, and Navy Orders.

ssHtSo roe. Juy N These army orders
uere issued 10 dsN
Pint Lieut. oscar y Davis. Medical ReserN =
t'ofIss 70 Hot Springs, Atk
Cspt Arthur 2 Hyde. Coast Artillery CorpS.
rom Jnth to Ninety s~rond Company
Capt. Wiinsu y. Stokey. Corps ~ Engineers,
to los ingric>. cal, relieving hint Lieut. Charles
T. Isrds Fngi1e.r Cofp~
capt Robert n. Oniler. rom fort Ontario.
y V . 10 HOnolu'y, relieving Cap' Charles Y.
Morse "a no will pIoceed 50 san ffAnrtxro
capt AleSandeI Murray lyon MuNaI q,
seattle Mssn, W proSseI 70 ,ot, ssey. re,
20 philadelphia
Ft.xt fleut george ~ lee. seventh caIalry
I'm " AI,.r Reid General Hospital. n {
Lieut. Co Charles Y. Candy, Medical Corps.
10 SHn Francisco. relieving lieut. Cot. Hen NJ
n Harris Medical CorrS
F,r-t Lieut. Nrthrt Pollon Fourteenth Cav
airy 70 San Franrts-o aud rcport TO Brig Gen.
TasEeT n Bliss for appointment o. aide ds camp
on Nj. stan
IIeut Col Willard y Waltz. Twenty seventh
tnf.n Try II relieved rum duty member OF the
C,rnereI STAG Corp- and viii 10Th hts regiment
Capt John "a Proctor Coast Artillcry. 20 Fovt
a q Mughf
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AfttsN1 NANNHpANs filf ~
- - Lcuis. Southampton. July -
- CArcnla. liverpool July .
- icayAh. RarhadCS. iul :.
- Advance CrtstohAl July =
Ss OTIS. Havana. Iul ..
- Edda. Htilsboro. y n July =
- haii>. barbados July -
- CITY Of Atlanta. SAY AhnAh JUN =
- Cart \ =. Lucas. Ra'cn Rouge JUN -
u Algonquin. Jacksonville July Il
- American, Philadelphia July p
~ TcrUnto. ~ ston. july ~
- Monroe Norftk July ~
- Ogerrhe~ BrunswIek July -
- Chesapeake. baltimore. JIiy -
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Imports of General NerCnandise ana Dr,
Goods.

I'm poTts Of dr. goosls and zenersi rerchan fiss
~ New Nogk last Ncct reported m tull a. the
Cusson Hons conpAf. ~ loiioWs ~ith the pre-
/,
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Tn... navy order, werr issued

Commsndef ' I'enhclt, IIotn ihspec'or IN
Wr,t Via and walt orderS
lieut. " shoemaker. when DISCHARGED from
trcasmrat a. sANbl Medical school pospitsI
AshinE ton. granted me mon N = leave
Naval Constructor NJ Msu. from Norfotk
ington. ,, -. ,.,,- -,
n, conjunction and repair. Washington TO Sor
fDik ward.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC isis DAH
sun rises 40 sun sets "a Moon rises J.. os
HIoH wArNE THts par
Sandy H'E ~: GOV Island. : ~ Hell Gate 81
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MINING.

A MINING ENGINEER wants tseeSo for a
silt edge mining aud smelling proposition have
ErAnt from Mekicsn Government Of sole rirh - 90
suelt ORES 10 q district Tor - yrrr> 80 tou sunei.
Ter and mill already errctoi over s,no on ~ ose
hlorkad out One NJ oldest and best dlstrfcts
in Mesiro Two reports On property by Rble
engineers Al above statements NAV be vert
ned The prono-i ion vii tAkc So.no cash 10
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STR, ArIoNs WANTED-NALE

CHAgFFt.t II. single ,2U. drive any type car
careful softer rruate u ~ Ath ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-01-02

Syndicate of Smugglers Found
an Vancouver.

Vancouver, b G, Jan. IAN opium
smuggling syndicate has been brought to
light here, headed by wealthy company
of Chinese that sends out opium on the
Empress liners. The Chinese on board the
boat are said 70 share In the profits of land
ing the drug in Caliada.
Once landed in Canada. it is a compare
lively easy matter to get it into the United
States Detectives yesterday arrested To-
Tnaso Hernandez. a Spaniard, captured al
most in the act of selling opium TO two
Chinese. The latter were decoys from the
local Chinese Reform League, which has
Joined with the customs department in
stamping out opium5 smuggling.
From information furnished by these Chi
nese detectives gained knowledge which
started a wide investigation. 1t was found
that ia China several wealthy smugglers
give the opium TO Chinese aboard steamers
as a speculation and take a chance on get
ting half the money received for it on this
side of the water. A half pound can of
opium is worth Sc in China and s35 in Chi
Cago-
In an effort to stamp out smuggling the
Chinese Reform League is offering rewards
of 500 a day for each day a smuggler
serves in jail up to 500. and substantial
amount over that, depending on the char
acter of the cases and the sentences i'm
posed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-01-02
DIES WITH THE OLD YEAR.
W. NJ Hart Expires as Clubmates Sing
THE Chimes of Trinity

William NJ. Hart, a, lawyer living with
his mother at No. Bill Glenwood Road,
Flatbush, died suddenly in the arms of his
mother as the new year entered. The
members of the Eckford Club the oldest
social organization in Williamsburg were
singing THE Chimes of Trinity at mid
night in their clubhouse. at No. 80 Broad
way. when the electric lights suddenly
went down, leaving the room in darkness
for few moments.
Some time later the members learned
that while they were singing the Chimes
of Trinity Mr.. Hart, a former president Of
the club. had died. The Chimes Of r
fly was the composition of a FRIEND of
Mr.. Harris. and upon every previous New
Years Eve Mr.. Hart. who was an expert
pianist. had been at the clubhouse to lead
in singing il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-01-02
THE NEW RELIGION
DR.. MKIMS ATTACK.
Increment Decried in Holy
Trinity Conservation Sermon.

After struggling for twenty wears with
the burden of a heavy debt, Holy Trinity
Church, ar Lenox avenue and 122d street
was consecrated yesterday morning. A
check for s35. 4ss. which was found in the
collection plate on Thanksgiving Day,
finally freed the parish from debt and
made the conservation Of the church pos
sible. The services We're conducted by the
Right Rev. William n. McVickar. Bishop
Of Rhode Island who was the first rector
Of Holy Trinity assisted by the Rev. DR..
Harry P. Nichols. the present rector.
Holy Trinity was never a downtown
church. The congregation was formed in
Harlem in 1858. when that part OF the city
was taking on active life. A church was
built at Fifth avenue and l25th street in
1870. Five years later # was destroyed by
fire, and IL was not until 1889 that the pres
en1 edifce was erected. creating a debt of
s2105oe. which succeeding rectors worked
jealousy to wipe out.
There were present at the services yes
terday the Right Rev. F. S. Courtney,
Bishop OF Nova Scotia. the Right Rev
James II. Darlington. Bishop of Harris
burg. Penn: Bishop Thomas. the Rev. DR..
Stanger. formerly rector of Holy Trinity
Church: the Rev. DR.. Stires the Rev. DR..
Alison. the Rev. c. s. Tsurch, the Rev. p.
Ba bcock. the Rev c. Birckhead, the Rev.
DR.. Grosvenor. the Rev. H. r. Hull. the
Rev DR.. Manning. tho Rev. Dr. ]. l..
Parks. the Rev. DIR. Van De Water, the
Rev. DR. Van klose ana many other cler-
eymen. among them former curates of
Holy Trinity.
The Rev. DIR. Randolph H. NcKinn, Of
Washington. formerly rector OF Holy Trim
ity Church and now president of the
House of Deputies OF the General Conven-
ton. preached the sermon. DR.. McKim
spoke of the history of Holy Trinity, its
early struggles and its ultimate success in
throwing off its debt He said that the
first duty OF the minister to-day was to
preach the Gospel.
Some clever men have lately been telling
Us that the twentieth century needs a new
religion he said. "a religion adjusted TO
the scientific progress Of the age. One does
not wonder that those who have so inter
preted Christianity as TO offer TO men a
Christ who had made no atonement for sin,
who is nothing more than a teacher and
an example should feel the need of a new
religion The ethical power of the religion
Of Jesus its power to transform and uplift
the lives Of men, flows from those very
supernatural elements which the new re-
ligion. made in Cambridge would elini-
nate
Ministers and clergyrmen received holy
communion after tie services. and a
short reception was held by the bishops
and priests. A luncheon was served in the
parish house at ? o'c.ock. a telegram of
congratulation from Bishop Greer, who was
lndisposad and unablA to be present, was
read
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-01-02

20. Puerto Plata 20 and Turks Island ~ Il, the
Clyde SIS Co. with passengers. malls and mdsa
Arrived at the Bar at p IN.
steamer Cristobal. Cristohal December Ok 10
the Panama Railroad SIS Line, with II nassan
gers aud mdse, Arrived at the Bar at IL % a m
steamer Alliance Crstobal December o. -
the Panama Railroad SIS CO. with % passanr.rs
rails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar al II or
$3.50
Steamer korona tBr). ST Lucia December *
Demerara 20 barbados and Martinique 90
Dominica and Guadeloupe % ST kits ~ =,
Croix and ST Thomas 25 10 A T. Outerbrdgs -
Co with II passengers. malls and mdse Ar
rived at the Bar at IL 80 IN. "
Sandy Hook, j, Jan o;3O n m, Wa
south. moderate breeze. cloudy: light sen '
SAILED.
Steamers Laurentic tBri for LiverpooI yi.
Queenstown: oscar III tDan,, Copenhagen: Vol
turno tBrl. HAMBURG; Caracas. san Juan : "
I.uckenhach. san Juan; Saratoga Havana, liz
ingstonia tBrl. Cape Town: ST Paul Soutbanon
ton. Minnetonka tBr,. London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-01-02
QUIET DAY FOR GOVERNOR.
Reception Abandoned Because of His

Albany. Jan Official Albany spent an
unusually quiet New Years Day. Owing
10 the recent death Of Governor Hughes's
father. the usual public reception at the
executive mansion was given up, and the
Governor spent the greater part of the day
a work on his forthcoming annual mes
- ge 10 the Legislature.
James b. McEwan. former State Sen
ator relinqTshed the postmastership Of the
CITY to-day 10 enter on his term as Mayor
s. cceeding Henry 7. Snyder. who becomes
postmaster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-01-02
NEW HOLIDAY IN NEW HAMPSHIRE

Concord, n. H.. Jan. For the first time
in its history the State of New Hampshire
to-day observed New Years Day a legal
holiday, it having been so designated by
the last Legislature. Banks railroad Offices
and shops and most of the stores and bust
ness houses were closed. The cotton mills
in Nashua and several other cities gave
their employos holiday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-01-02
CATTLE MAaKETs-6Y TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Jan t-CATTLE-Receipt 4oh.
STEADY steers. sass %. cows. SS SoaSS Sc
heifers s. ieGsS6; bulls, S. 50aSs rs: calves. $50
~ %; stoekers aud feeders So S0GSS so HOS
rrSe'9tS. lSeo, y lower: light. sass ".
g soIsS 80; PISS. 81 s5dSS IS: bulk Of sales.
- -N1 - b SHEEP-Receipts. Is. coo. steadss.
QST 81. " w - - :
I-aSt snifain. Jan. t--CtTTs.E-R Receipts. lee
NTAt-S-R eceipts. 100 slow, S6GSl0 25 HOoss
NeSSiptS coto; tairly active heavy al'
R'NeH - 40; Workers and pigs - ga s. ~
diaries. - a. SHEEP AND LAMBS Recsipis.
s.VsS, slow; wethers unsettled aSc lower sasnee
- - - - ~. Searltngs. Sc 50GS3 So ssthcfA
~ eee - 20. ewes. SSQs5 g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-01-02
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.
Destination and steamer.


Destination and steamer. PM
Hawaii, Japan. Corea, China anS
Philippine Islands via San Fran
cisco)-Korea .................,... To-day, $50
Japan, Corea and China Especially sd-
dressed only via Seatte)--Ku-
ineTlc sJaH o. o'oO
Hawaii (via San TRANSPORTATION
ian ...................... Jan g. $50
Japan Corea, China and Philippine
Islands (via Vancouver and Victoria.
b C)-Empress OF India. amman. Jan Z. $50
Samoan Islands, New Zealand and
Australia Except West) tvta San
Francisco)- ,.....-...... Jan o. $50
Japau, Corea. China ana Philippine
Islands tvia Seattel-S nan
Maru Observation-Disclosures. Jan 10. $50
Hawaii Japan. Corea China and
Philippine Islands via San Fran
ciscoj- Nippon Maru.............. Jan 13. 8 so
Japan Corea, China and Philippine
Islands via Tacoma)-Ning Chow. Jan 81, 8 80
Fiji Islands, Now Zealand and Aus
trslia teXcept Vest via Vancouver
and Victoria. II O. Moana Jan 81 9: 30
Tahiti Marquesas and Cook Islands,
New Zealand. and specially ad-
dressed mail for Australia tvia San
Francis y Mariposa .........,.. Jan 2s 30
Hawaii, Guam and Philippine Islands
via San Francisco)-U Trans
port ...ss......s'''--...s.' Jan 81 o'oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-01-02
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Saturday, January
/, 1910.
ARRIVED

steamer Terence tE3r). Santos December 10 and
Barbados %. TO Busk & Daniels with / cabin
Messenger and coffee Arrived at the Bar at ,
a
steamer Maracas tBr). Trinidad December %
and Grenada g. to the Trinidad Shipping and
Trading Co. with passengers. mails and mdse
Arrived at the Bar at 6:23 a m
Steamer Paula Ger. Hamburg Decemher Is
10 Philip Rupreeht. In ballast. Arrived a. the
Bar at a IN,
steamer Esperanza Vera Cruz Decemte, "a
progreso % and Havana rs. the New yorl a
cuba Mail SIS 90, with 81 passengers nlails ana
,ndse Arrived at the Bar at 6.IS a m 49,
steamer Cherokee. Aqua December % Santo
Domingo 93 Macoris -. Sanchez and s,mans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-01-02
HoBokEN COUNCIL ORGANIZES.

The Hoboken Common Council organized
yesterday by electing Councilman Buckley
as chairman. This was a victory for
Patrick Griffin over Maurice Stack. the
rival claimants for the leadership OF the
Democratic party in Hobolzen. 1t offsets
the advantage gained a few days ago when
Stack won the support OF the Police Board
and selected the eight men who were APP
pointed as patrolmen.