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New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
START WORK ON HYDE JURY
Little Progress Made First Day
of Trial.

Kansas Crty. Mo. April 1l.-Thir;een OF
the forfy-seven temporary jurymen from
whom twelve men win finally he chosen to
try Dr. Is. G. Hyde on a charge of murder
ing Colonel Thomas ". Swope were selected
a; the opening session of the trial here TO-
day ...
Mrs Logan O. Swopc. who Is Responsible
for the prosecution OF DIR. Hyde. met her
daughter. Or Hydes wife. in the court
room to-day. but they did not speak to
each other. This was the Iirst time they
had seen each other since December ls.
when Mrs. Swope ordered Or. Hyde from
her house and Mrs, Hyde. spurning her
mothers charges against the physician.
left the house with him. on March .. while
Dr. HYDE was temporarily In Jail. Mrs
Swope called at her daughters home. but
admission was refused
DIR. HYDE displayed keen interest In the
selection of Jurors to-day, but took no ac-
tive part I'm the sitting out Of the venire-
men. He seemed to he In the best of spirits
ard when humorous situations arose he
joined in the laughter.
DR. Guessing Hatred Chase Jordan.
negro herb doctor. who attended the Swope
family TO the extent of $4,000. was arrested
in Kansas City. Kan. to-day on warrant
issued at the request of his wife. charging
perjury. The matter involves a divorce
suit
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
CHARITY SOCIETIES CLASH
Widowed Mothers' Fund Aids Family
in Charge of United Hebrew.

Declaring that the United Hebrew Chari-
ties Association had allowed a family under
its charge 70 be eyicted without means 10
engage a rev fiat the Widowed Mothers
Fund Association. 81 80 l-s clinton street.
paid Sl3 yesterday and got the family a new
home.
According TO the widowed Mothers Fund
Association. Mrs. Netta kossack. pale and
distressed. appeared Al the Widowed Moth
ers' Fund headquarters and told Mrs. Carrie
Dreyfous. director Of The fund. that she and
her two children had been evicted from 40.
81 jackson street She told Mrs. Dreyfous.
il is said. that tie United Hebrew Charities
had been paving S. a month toward her fat
rent Of so and that she got the rest Of the
money I0r the support Of herself and chill
dren through her work at sewing on but
tons at s. a week.
Mrs Kossack told me" said Mrs. Drey-
foas. that she went To- the United Hebrew
Charities last Friday and advised them that
dispossess papers lad been served upon her
she said the society gave her s. and told
her 10 move But she couldn't OF course
cet new rooms for this Sc. 50 she was
eyictcd We did not stop 10 investigate
little details. but set about TO get the family
la some sort q quarters for the night and
FOR the coming month.
TIE United Hebrew Charities has charged
that our association is not needed. that II
has no right 20 exist ] think this case
proves that there j. not only need but a
demand for our work.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
BUCKET SHOP FIGHT ON
Indicted Brokers Get Delay IN
Removal to Washington.

The five men indicted in Washington on
charges of conspiracy 20 violate the la"
against bucket shops-Leo Mayer. r r
Prcusser. Robert A Guy, Edward ;. BoEgs
and Oliver J. Robmson-were arraiGned be
fore the United States Commissioner' Nj
Shields yesterday in the preliminary steps
for their removal 10 the District OF Co
lumbia There was an immediate fight
against this action. and as certain Wit
nesses could not he produced the case went
over until Friday.
Torrance J. McNIanus and Abraham Cru
Der. counsel for the men. outlined the de-
fence. This came Immediately after the
Assistant United States Attorney. Nj. Dorr.
had submitted a certified copy Of The in
dicJment Mr McNanUs said that the in
dictment did not charge ;he violation Of a
federal statute or the commission of any
crime that gave the court here jurisdiction.
IL was q law of the District Of Columbia
that II was charged had been violated. he
said. and hence there was no power Of re
moyal vested I'm the federal court in this
jurisdiction.
Two witnesses were examined-E. J. Will
hont, telegraph operator. Who had been
employed in the Offices Of r. r. TAYLOR in
Washington. and Police Lieutenant McCon-
Vile. Of the Central Office without said
he had appeared before the Washington
grand jury. He identified Preusser a. hav-
ing been in Taylor's office and having Of
fered 10 connect the New York office for
business. McConville told y the raid on
the Boggs & Co Office at ,(o- = Broadway.
and he identified Preusser, Mayer and
Boggs. The case then went over.
Louis a. and Angelo celia. under udict-
meEt iu connection with the operations 81
The Standard Grain and Stock Company. Of
Jersey city, will be arraiened for examina-
tiOn tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
YEARS IN PRISON FOR YOUTHS
Three Brooklyn Thieves Sentenced for
Long Terms by County Court.

one youth was sent 10 prison FOR fifteen
wears yesterday by Judge Dixie in the
county Court brooklyn. for helping 10
steal Sl5. and another for period Of be
tween two and four years for stealing three
aud Cuc-half pounds of -ugaE. tUo oranges
and 81 g. The first was Roland kamp,
iw-ury-three wears old. 4 SO. l6S7 Atlantic
avenue kamp and George II. Holmes held
W Benjamin Klttay. pf 80. 20 Troy ave
rae m his aiyEopua stor. on March L.
Policeman W. J. Butler. 81 the Atlantic
avenue station, jumped Of passing car
and captured Holme~. while Ramp was ar
rested later. Last week Holmes was sent
tu prison for % term Of not less than seven
-o. more tLau ftt"eu r'lrS
Tl. uau who was punished for stealing
tIc sugar and oranges Wa> Michael Duffy
t,,.i.'1-tl.lc. ysat~ ~ age who broke into
..a -ror. uf John Drosk uu March . An
Other severe sentence was met"d ouf to
Frank D'HN4.,. nineteen years old. ~ 30
g1s A;lIuti. avenue. pu March - De picked
.ue pocket 90. Samuel Linden Of So he was
sent 60 u:.sop toy "a term "r not Jess :hau
five gor more than 'eu years
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
MISS EASTMAN CONDEMNS
Arraigns the Employers Liabil-
ity Law-Aivocates Change.

Miss Crystal Eastman. formerly - Vas
sa~ Guile. ard nos So nc-a'',r ~ tie
New York oa:. spoke on "Worfmc;'s Crm-
pci.sation " Employers Liability" be
fore ,he Society of Medical Jurisprudence
al Nc. - West iad street lRsj evcnins.
Mis-. Eastman was half an hour late. but
shc nunor0USlv explained that as a mem
bcr of ths New York State Commission
ou Employers Liability, etc, etc" she
wa an Honorable" and hc.ns an honor
able Woman. ner excuse that car broke
down would De accepted.
Miss Eastman al, ocated the passage OF
two bills ROW before the Legislature-tne
compulsory Compensation bill applying 10
certain dangerous occupations. when
makes an employer liable FOR four years
vases. the limit being $500 in case oil i
workman's death. and liable for % per
cent of his wages. not exceeding so Ter
eight years. in case OF disability: the other
bill extending the liability OF employers III
certain particulars on the basis OF the pres
eut principle OF negligence. She urged that
tie risk Of trade" which is borne by me
workmcn under the present law. was IN
eyitable in modern industry, and that any
resulting loss ought TO be borne by hoth
employer and workman or the trade.
Frederick B. Campbell. Of the state baI
Association. said that the bills should oe
supported. George ". Alger. who drafted
the present employers liability law. created
surprise by agreeing with Miss Eastman :
condemnation q il and favoring the COM
pensation bill. Clarence VI. Lewis also
spoke.
The society voted 10 join in the reception
to Colonel Roosevelt on his return 10 New
York. and this committee was appolnteH
bv President Alfred Z. pmmcu: Mortimer Z.
Addons ". a., Bryan. Charles = Biahe>'
" B. HOrnblowe~. Edward J. GaNesah'
Dr. carl Beck. Dr. Reynoid ~. WILCOX
Dr. Thomas Darlington. Or. Louis !. Sea
man. Dr D. r. King and Alfred + cmnAeh'
A resolution was passed approving tHe
Fowler bin pending al Albany, when
gives authority TO Justices II the supreme
Court TO appoint medical and surgical eN-
perts who may bc called AS witnesses by
me ,risl court or any party 10 a criminal
action.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
HARRY THAW ON STAND
TeStifieS for Mother in c. w.
Hartridge's Suit Against Her.

Harry X Thaw. on the stand yesterday
in the suit against his mother in the United
States Circuit Court by clifford w. Hart
ridge for $4,000 counsel fees for services
in the murder trial. declared that he had
never authorized Mr.. IIartridge to expend
money 10 influence women against preju-
dicng his case.
General benjamin + TraCv AMI John F.
Mcintyre each testified that the plaintiff :
fee should not exceed s25.0'0. General Tracy
citing the Beecher case. in which he was
counsel. and got only $4,000. and Mr.. Nc
Intyre saying that in the two Hams muir
der trials he got less than $4,000. These
witnesses were called 10 coUnteract the
testimony OF Nessrs Rand. osborne and
Delmas. who upheld the Hartridge charees
Thaw said that he had paid $1,000 up to
December. 100.
There was objection TO Thaw as a wit
ness from HartridCe's counsel on the
ground that he was insane. Judge Holt
overruled it. but gave a half-hours time
only for the examination. The witness was
nervous as he took the oath. Mrs. Thaw
gripped the arms OF her chair. leaned for
ward. and with intent look followed the
questions and answers eagerly.
The testimony was begun with an adTnis-
elol OF fidGiT40Ee : story OF INSTITUTIONS 10
get letters liz an apartment house in Ssth
street. Then Thaw said he never author
lied the counsel to run down stories that
were said 10 be harmful TO him or 10 OBJ
tain the silence OF women by the oxpendi-
tGre or money. After December. lf06. ne
said he gave John b. Gleason charge of
the expenses OF the trial.
Thaw's answer We're not always readily
oiz Ia he
look at his mother. who. with encouraging
smile. seemed to nerve him. In the cross
examination he was not shaken In his an
swers. out OF Difference to his mother, he
said, al one time he had continued Hart
ridge in the case, although he had taken
ii out OF his hands 10 a large extent III
the afternoon Thaw was recalled for fur
ther cross-eXamination, but no admissions
were made.
The counsel for Hartridge and Mrs. Thaw
rested before adjournment. and Judge Holt
set 1890 o'clock this morning for the be-
ginning Of the arguments before the jury.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
CONTEST OVER BRUNDAGE WILL
Undue Influence and Incapacity Al
legged by Nephew and Niece.

The contest over the will of Caroline
Amelia BrundaSe. who died on November 3.
1909 leaving an estate valued at $4,000,
came to trial Yesterday before Surrogate
Thomas The contestants are William II.
Young and Gertrude 4. Forman. nephew
and niece. respectively. of the testatrix.
They allage that undue influence was used
on their aunt and that she did not have tes-
tamentary capacity when she executed her
will. on June .. 1859.
Mrs Brundage appointed as executors Of
her estate the Rev. Nathan 4. Seagle and
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
She bequeathed about $4,000 to public insti-
tutions. including t20c0 TO St Lukes Hos
pital and $3.50 to St Stephens Church, in
West 5Sth street. She also left $4,000 to the
Rev. Mr.. Seaglc Counsel for the con
testants offered in evidence yesterday sew
eral codicils drawn for Mrs. BrundaGe. but
which were never executed, to show that
the will did not meet her ideas to the
proper distribution of her estate.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
gRoKAw SEPARATION FINDINGS.

M.neola. Long Island. April 1.-THE md
ings Of Justic- Putnam in the suit for ali
mony and separation brought by Mary
Elair Brokaw against her husband. w.
Gould Brokaw. were recorded to-day in the
County Clerks Office The court finds that
Mrs Brokaw is entitled To 81 go a month
alimony He says this sum is amply sufii
cient fer her maintenance and is not too
much for the husband TO pay. The court
nnds that the plaintiff is entitled To juds
ment on the ground that the conduct on
the part Of the defendant toward his wife
rendered Il unsafe for Mrs Brokaw to live
with her husband. The suit of the as
signees Of No. Il East 60th street. hotel,
against Nj. Brokaw for $1,000 representing
the expenses incurred by Mrs. Brokan
Willie She WAS residing At the hotel. is cx-
pected 10 beS!n here tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Monday. April II
1910.
AREIN Ed

steamer Naderland tEclgI. Antwerp and Dover
April ? the Red star Line. with 332 cabin and
l;l3l stcsrase passengers and mdse- Arrived a;
steamer ReTmudian ,rsr'. Rsrmuaa Arril .. 70
mails and mdse. Arrived at the Rar at io:l5
m.
Southern Pacifc 80. With mdse Passed in
Quarantine al 5:25 a
southern Pacihc co. with passengers and mdse.
Passed in Quarantine at $40
York & Baltimore Transportation 90 with ndse
Passed in Quarantine at lois m.
,S sttSmfE i5 All nsa a, Ggr % Tosfok VA, ARril To- 10
CHINA and japan Lcft Quarantine At 3 . N.
steamer Knutsford ,lir. Lisbon March % to
the Cans - Line. with mcse. Arrived at IN,
steamer Manuel CaIvo ,sran,. Genoa March
CadiE 80. 10 Tomssi with 81 cabin and $50
steerage Passengers and mds,- Arrived at the
steamer La Cascoene ,Frj. Havrr April 2 70
the French Line. with passengers. mails and
n'dse Seventeen miles southeast OF Fire Island
Jl5 IN.
steamer Minneso.a Nor,. Port Antonio April 3
and fruit. Arrived at th- Ear at . M
STEAMER Orptava ttrl. Eermuda April 8 to
SSnderson & son. with - passengers ami tnds,
steamer ,supI "sedj puca a'Aosta dtaD. Genoa
March - and Iaicrln" a. 10 Hdr;ncld SolarI X
90 with passengers ana muse. Passed Fire ii
steamer santiago. GcorEetown. : G.. Apru :
and Wilmington . TO ne ClyI~ - -. VITA
u,d'e Passed IN Quarantine al ~ - d m
steamer Bella dip. hOntcGo Iay AprIi = to
, the Atlantic Frui, 90 with pass, gers 1ud
fruit. Arrived AT the Rar az .2u a ga.
steam FOla tSri. UU-iVa March "a 2, Row
ring q 90. with iron pyTiJe~. Arrived az the
Ear a d a
steamer MinncOosha ,Eri. London March .,
and southampton april > to she Atlantic Trans
Iurt Limo. with 50 rauin pas s-ugers and tnJs,
Arrive At the bar at 3i1 "A u
steamer Avon tHri. Nassau March eS Havana
, 81 Saniiagn April .. Kingston ana bermuda D
10 Sanderson son, with 20 passengers Ar-
rived az the bar az 20 "a N
steamer t'r rnz Friedrich NiIhs iln tGcrt Rrefu~r
AMI .. southampton ami Cherbourv 3 to t.I"
ri,hs * 30. With 442 cabin ana i47t stecraea
passcngtIs. mails and mdsc Arrived at the Rar
al a.u5 a
Steamer Carolina. MaygEUez April 2 AsusCtua
: and Saa Juan q, 20 the New York and Porto
Rico Ss CO. vita lVi passeug -. mails and mdse
Arrived at the I,ar ~ 2.I5 % ul
Steamer Antlla Hubanl. Guantanamo Mar.h
10 santiago %. Manzanilla 20 and Santa cruz
Ann B. 20 the New York nj cuba Mail ~ 90
with mdse Arrived az the bar at S.n5 "A n.
Stelm.r Ancona Htab. Genoa March - and
NcVles 81. O. HATFIELD. SoaTi < co. with Al
caLin. LlSs stesTaEe passsnstTs and mdse for
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
STRIKE BREAKERS CLUBBED
Police Quell Riot of Men Angered by
Return of Sugar Employees.

Many policemen were necessary around
the Hayemeyer sugar refneries, in Will
iamsburg Yesterday when the eighteen
hundred men who went on strike two
weeks ago returned to work after the COM
pany had agreed TO al IS cents an hour
wage schedule.
While the strike was in progress the
American Sugar Refining Company engaged
six hundred strike breakers, mostly 1tal-
ians These men did not learn Of the set
tlement until they reached the factory yes
terday morning and round the strikers on
their way 20 work. There were half
dozen stiff encounters. and for fully an
hour the police had their hands fun and
had To use their clubs al times to disperse
the men. who we're bent on trouble.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
HIGH WATER.
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Caronia reported $50 mics east OF
sandy Hook at a m yesterday. is eNperted l"
dock Wednesday forenoon.
The President Lincoln, reported as boz nlIss
east of sandy Hook az 20 m yesterday i
exDectcd to dock Wednesday forenOCn n.
The Kaiser Wilhelm der Cross. reported a.
cRs miles east Of SANDY Hook at 90 y in yes
tcrday is exrected TO dock early this afternoon.
The Oceanic reported t9n miles east oi
SANDY Hook at % y yesterday. is expected
to dock Wednesday forenoon.
The Berlin. reported 26S miles east OF Sandy
Hook al $40 p IN yesteriay, is expected 70 dock
Z
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
HURT IN AUTOMOBILE CRASH
Lawyer and Wife Cut by Flying Glass
When Machine Hits Crossing Gate.

Beekrnan Hunt a Manhattan lawyer.
living on Fourth avenue. New Brighton.
staten Island. and his wife were painfully
in iured yesterday afternoon in an auto
mobile accident I'm T"ttenville- Mr. HHnt.
who was operating the car, was about to
cross the Maple avenue crossing of the
staten Island Rard Transit Railroad when
Tho gateman lowered tho gate. The wind
shield % the automobile came violently in
contact with the safe. and Mr.. and Mrs
Hunt were cut about the face and head by
the broken glass.
Tbev rofused medical attendance and
went 10 their home.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
SUICIDE FOLLOWS ovERSTUDY
Youth Preparing to Enter Harvard
Kills Himself.

Boston. April 1l.--Overstudy is given as
the cause ef the suicide Of Ernest NJ. Han
ford. OF Philadelphia. who shot and killed
himself in .Neponset to-day. Hanford. who
was twenty years old and the son Of Mrs.
Elizabeth Hanford. came here last winter
and was preparing TO enter Harvard Uni
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
TWO sElD FOR swlNDlnc.

I-rark stewart of 80. q. East iI:h street
and Joseph Cassidy. ~ No - KING stree.
vs-rs hcld Tor examination yesterday Dr.
ksristIate Hetl3w, in fh" Tomb. co-t..
or chstses % obtaining mons. luIer false
prstenees 1u StewaIts pocHe: Vas found
a subocri. .tio1 i-t j,ariup the names ~
many huslress hims and ataoGnJs fi,m Sleo
30 sS50 opposite tLenl.
The us: nas E.adcd with the words
.'The Auniciyal Athletic Building Fu-d 30
Below was an authorization 70 mo bearer.
senator ~ T. LIaGlc-,' 10 receive sui
!. .irfl,te .Cr . .cE athletic luildinE.
Ar,7lfe The g-fucs stamped On -he ls' were
tce-r .lt.-.u a. C0lait. Austin. N.chOi
& Co... park - TiiEoro. J.. r Wilson &
O. i u tf.nu. The Nurth American lH-
Ntsillotug EGge4a aid FREDERICK Butter
GSiG u ~.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
EIGHTY-FIvE EXCISE CASES
Batch Of Affdavits Of Alleged Viola
tions Last Sunday Filed by Police.

Thirty-c.en- a-iida.its were filed by the
Police De1artmcut Nith District Attorney
Whitman vestcrIa. charging violations 81
the excise Law. last sunday. Tho cases VII
g.. disposed - in a." Iomas police court as
fast a. AsSistau: District Attorney White
eide cen prepare diem.
Forty violations were reported 20 The po-
ice q Brooklyn and Queens Yesterday
AGAINST for;v-fvc last week. seven viola
tions were reported En- Richmond
The alaermauic committee which as
len holding GI tie 50 o'5 appropriation ~
-e, Board of Estimate for deputy ass'si-o;
district att0ruavs ip 30 magistrate 'orrts.
j. is expected. u.H rrTor- favoral!y 70
.tre meeting ~ tHo f'nara 81 Aide men to-
lay The. defu'fe.. when appointed, Hi.'
handle r.Ir. other .a~ss flIe excise viola
tt1us J. lS ttc E.tsIti8u 81 tho lpistri Z
Attorney fu assign CN IetlelecC ucu for .. =
w. from his present star. aliiDr their
pla.,- H:th urw 1DUo!;.tmont-.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
DIVORCE FOR ACCOUNTANT.

Justice GIcg,ilch granted al inJeri0cutory
decree Of divorce yesterla. 20 Charles =.
Pl-In.cs putllc accountant. 81 No. 2l7
West 18th street from his wIlc. MIS-. Mert0
auals I,oawick Plummer. Elummer showed
that LIS axe married Vivian James Will
ward On AuEust .. isc'. 20 Paterson. y. J.
wien Plumucr learned e h.s vifcs mar
r ~ ulth hiIlUaud Airs rllmme- admit
ted her guilt snd fald tlat she would not
GpYeeT 80 cJEIt u defend The divorce suit
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
THAW BACK IN MATTEAWAN.

Matteawan, y. Y, April 1i.-Harry h.
Thaw. having finished as a witness in the
Hartridge suit in New York, returned to
Matteawan tonight lie was accompanied
by his mother The asylum authorities
insisted that he return now that he is
through testifying. and Mrs. Thaw came
along. too.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Algiers. April T--Bay1rne ,Ger'. New York for
Plymouth April II. s:34 p m-Kalso- Wilhelm
/! Ger New york for Chertoarg ami
bremen and pro"erdedl
Glasgow. tpril i0-Columhia tiSr'. Ne" l'rN
Rio ,;rand.. April 1o-Custuiou Prince ,n1.
New York vi barbados, iernanou'o. ki'
Iaaeir.. &c.
Para. April : Justin ,Bri. New Yors sta Iur
Aigoa ray Nprn s-Rayai Prince ,Erl. Sew
Pcrt Ssd April II Welsh I-rin'c .iir', NoNo-
Lamn ct. fcr Eostou and NSw YORK
Bermudl. April II. 80 m-oc'aH1 Ger.
sue,. Epril . E,dhIu ,Er. Calcutta Tor Boston
and New York.
SAILED
st Vincent. e. y. April S-Caulayses tDu. from
New York frr Manila.
T. ne Arril q-Nral titI. N,w York
Geuan April G. Flotiia dtah. New YORK..
HaNrr April o Fi,ritr tFri New Work.
SIuEnrur. Npru . -Iutrayem tlirl from Ma
mia for New YORK. Indrawah tiir,. from
Manila for New N"rR
Esemrn. Apri To- p 4" oidtn6urg 'Grt' New
Hun Aprn io-ruGaio d'r,. New York.
Shields Anil tu-kasCuga ttiri. New Nori,. OH
Iux ,I3r, New York
penlrrara. April to-Guiaaa tl3r,. New York
RotterdlIn. April ?-Uranium ,Br New York
PASSED
sarrc~. Arrn I0-puca degh Abrurzi dtap.
Nra York for Naples ana Genoa
Scuy Apru II. $50 2 Ll-kropulaud dielSi.
New YORK for power aud Antwerp.
Dover April Il-Marina ,BrI. New York Tor
Tariff hpril IL ra,han ,Br,. Yo,oaama. etc.
for New lork
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
POST FOR HAAKoN E. oAHR, JR.

Among the recent appointments at Wash
iucton is that of naalon Z. Dahr. jr. as
vice and deputy ccnsul general o: the
United states AT Chris;iauia. Mr. Dshr is
, Norwegian aud resident 81 Ch-istiania
and nearly seven Years ago married an
American, the daughter of Colonel &. Cod
Gard and niece II ~. -. Chuatc.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

IIOse IN y. \
Destination and steamer. Phi
Hawaii. Japan. Corea china and
Philippine Islands tVia san Fran
ciscojIChlna ........-.......'.....A Apr Ia $50
JaTan. Corca. China and Philippine
Islands tVia Tacomab Titan ...... Apr II. 8 30
Japan. Corea. China and Philippine
Islands ,via TscOnal --Fitzpatrick. Apr l6. $50
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
WEDNESDAY,. APRIL Is.
THURSDAY. APRIL Il

a Provence. HaNrc. French 200 a m 1000 m
MORO Castle. Havana. Ward 900 a m l2;in IN
Santa Marta. Colon. L r Go. $3.50 a IN ----
Sac Paulo. IquitUs- -...---.--l -l2:0 IN
H'g Olav. ChriStisusand. S-A ----
PannCuia. Naples. tunard... l&;W m
Rhein Bremen q Lloyd l1:p N
Calabria Naples. Anchor.
q ~ Macon. savannah. say. 800 p M
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12

STEAMERS Princess Anne. Norfolk and Newport
News. Copp name ,Dutch1. pehlerara bcuaio
tt;erl Flushing Tcrs, helliuG Dutch. NCrfofN.
sandy Hook. y ]. April II $50 J. m-Wind
south southwest. moderate breeze. CLOUDY. uSht
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
SAN. FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

san Francisco. April 1.-THE official clos
ing quotations tor mining stocks to-day
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMAEAC.
sunrise 5:2S sunset 6:35; moon sc;s. 1925
moons age. :.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 13
'Brings mail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY

TO-DAY.
Mail Ncsse
Vessel For Line. closes. sails
ST Hugo Argentina. Barber. 90
Hy,jaspes Argentina. Houston. 1000 m
tt-.,I, ,risiobaI Panama II 30 a m 3:OOpl
<oordam Rotterdam HOll 4 -- 1000 a
America Naples. Fahre.
ArapahoA Jacksonville, CLYDE -- 90
& Of Savannah. Savannah. SaN " ."
~ uCta Cienfucgos. Ward l2-UJ IN
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12

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