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New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
TAKEN TO ELLIS ISLAND
Greek Army Officer Said to Have
Confessed DefalcatiOns.

Demetrius N BotaSSi. the Greek Consul
General at this port. went over to Ellis
Island yesterday for consultation with
Commissioner Williams concerning the de-
tention of Nicholas Simopulos, the army
officer, who arrived here on Sunday on the
Greek liner Themistocles.
Simopulos, who is connected with the
quartermasters department of the Greek
army. is accused of being the ringleader of
a group of officers who have robbed the
government of about $4,000. He was de-
tanned on arrival by the immigration Of
ficials on request of the Greek Consulate,
but when they were about TO remove him
TO Ellis Island on Sunday the skipper of
the ThemstocIes demanded that the prs-
oner be kept board ship.
Commissioner Williams contended that
inasmuch as Smopulos had been taken
into custody in this port, and not on the
high seas his inspectors were right I'm de-
manding that he be taken to the island
The consul general agreed that the COM
missioner was right and the skipper of the
ship wrong.
According TO a representative of the
Greek Consulate Simopulos is alleged to
have confessed to his defalcations, and has
pleaded TO be set at liberty, contending'
that he was not manifested and could
easily be set free. A special board of M
quiry will hear the case to-day, and 1t Is
believed that Simopulos will be deported.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
SUDDEN HALT IN POST SUIT
Surprise Advanced by Aeronaut S
Counsel in Marriage AnnuIment Affair.

The suit for annulment of marriage
brought by Augustus 7. Post. the aeronaut,
against his wife. Mrs Emma c. Post, was
ad iourned in the Supreme Court yesterday
before it got fairly started. The ground
given for the sudden halt in the proceeding
was a surprise which was advanced by
counsel for Post after the other side had
invoked the doctrine of estoppel.
Post was Mrs Posts third husband, and
the ground for his annulment suit was that
she had not been properly divorced when
she married him. But counsel for Mrs. Post
brought out that she had told him all about
her other matrimonial ventures, and that
Notwithstanding he wanted TO marry her
saving that as he a gentleman he
would never refer 10 them. Mrs Post said
that he knew all the facts for the ten
wears that they lived together, and that
the reason for his suit now was that ne had
tired OF her
The couple were married in 1888. Mrs.
Posts first husband was Judge john ..
Keahey, of Texas. He obtained divorce
from her on the ground of desertlon. She
then married Daniel Holiday, nephew OF
a former Governor or Virginia Holiday
had this marriage annulled on the ground
that the divorce of Judge Keahey was not
valid The wife was abroad when the case
came up, and judgment was taken by de-
fault
Holiday died before an appeal couio De
taken Thereupon Mrs. Post asserts, sue
was advised By Justice Russell that she
was free 10 marry again. The case VIII
now come up for trial OH January 5.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Monday, December
10, 1910.


Steamer Baltic OBI. Liverpool December 10
and Queenstown H. to the White Star Line with
3SS cabin and 3i2 steerage passengers and mdSe.
Arrived at the Bar at IL :05 y m, 18th.
Steamer Coamo, Ponce December IL. Maya guez
L. and san Juan IA. the New York and Porto
Rico SIS Co. with 56 passengers. mails and mdse.
Arrived at the Bar at 4 40 a m.
Steamer Border Knight tBD, Baltimore De
cember II, TO the Munson IS Line. in ballast.
Will load for Colcn. Left Quarantine at 9:05
Steamer La Touraine UrD, Havre December 10.
to the Compagnie Generate Transatlantique. with
40 cabin and 50T steerage passengers. mails and
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 6:45
Steamer Prinz SiEsmund Ger. Montego Bay
November 30. Port au- Prince December .. Aux
Caves <. Jeremie g. Savanilla O. Cartagena 10,
Kingston and Port Morant 13 and Inagua II. TO
the HamburR-American Line. with 10 passen-
gers. mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at
l. 80 IN.
Steamer Bermutian t3r,. Bermuda December
IL TO A r Outerhrdge & Co. with I24 passen
gers. mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar az j
a
Steamer California (Br), Glasgow and MoviIe
December 10 Henderson Brothers. with 142
cabin and las steerage passengers and mdse
Arrived the Bar 2 as
Steamer City Of Columbus. Savannah December
16 to the Ocean SIS Co, with passengers and
mdse Passed In Quarantine at $50 m
Steamer Momus, New Orleans December IA 70
the Southern pacific 90. with passengers and
fndse Passed in qua tine at u 30 IA
Steamer I'll Dia-- N " Orleans r1--'~-lber -. to
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
VOORHIS OUT OF THE RACE
Tammany Seeking Another for
Elections Commissioner.

John r. Voorhis will not be appointed
Elections Commissioner by Mayor Gaynor,
to succeed Commissioner John f. Dooling,
the present representative of Tammany on
the board Charles F. Murphy, boss of
Tammany Hall. thought he might be-but
that was before he had a talk with Mayor
Gaynor yesterday afternoon. When he
came out he said: Il am not now for Mr.
Toorhis" Later the Mayor said he never
had any intention of appointing Mr- Noor-
his
Mr. Voorhis was in the corridor of the
CITY Hall to hear his fate when Mr.. Murphy
came out of the Mayors office.
Mr.. Voorhis. who is over eighty years old,
was Elections Commissioner prior to the
appointment by Mayor Mcclellan of Mr.
Dooling. He was recommended for reap
pointment at that time, but Mayor Nc
Clellan ignored the recommendation.
The Tammany Hall general committee
viii meet at the Murray Hill Lyceum on
Thursday night to pass upon the name of
a man TO recommend to the Mayor as sue
cessor of Commissioner Dooling. The friends
of George F. ScanneI, leader of the north
end of the 25th district, booming him
for the job as he has had no public office
since he was Superintendent of Highways
under Borough President Ahearn. 1t is
understood however. that Mayor Gaynor
has no intention of appointing a district
leader to the board.
This will affect the chances of reappoint-
ment of James Kane, Democratic leader OF
the Sd Assembly District, in Kings County,
who has been recommended by the local
organization
The Kings County Republican Committee
has recommended the reappointment of
John +. Smith its representative on
the board. The Republican organization in
New York County has made no recommen-
dation as yet.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

ARRlN ED.
Marseilies, Dec 11-Madonna tFr). New York
via Naples
Glasgow. Dec 1s-Columba (Br). New York
via Moville.
Naples Dec II. u m-Madonna tF'rp. New
York; Cleveland tGer). New York.
Hamburg, Dee ~. p m-Kaiserin August
Victoria tGer}. New York via Plymouth h
and Cherbourg; las IN, Batavia (Ger),
New York
Chinkiang, Dec 1T-Irish Monarch (Br). New
York via Durham and Labuan.
Malta, Dec 19-Nerona (Gerb New York for
Singapore, Manila. etc.
Liverpool Dec 1S-Cedric 6Br), New York via
Queenstown.
Bristol Dec lS-Brstol city (Brl New York.
Antwerp Dec 1S-Gothland (BelgD. New York.
Singapore. Dec 1e-Ashtahua Br>. New York
Boulogne. Dec I9-Nieuw Amsterdam DUTCH,
New York via Plymouth for Rotterdam
tand proceededl,
st Thomas. Dec 10, a m-Korona (Br,. New
York for Demerara
Beira Dec 1I-Aros Castle CBr,. New York via
Cape Town Algoa Bay. etc
SamaranG. Dec 13-ockenfeis tGerl, New York
via Port Natal. Padang. etc
Danzig. Dec l4-Energie (6;er) New York
Rotterdam Dec 10. p nl-Nieuw Amsterdam
tDutchl, New York VIA Plymouth and Bou-
Bermuda. Dec 10. a:ao m-Trent eBn. New
York
Antwerp Dec 10 m-Lapland CRelg) New
York VIA Dover.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
GALLAGHER TRIAL UNLIKELY
Proceedings in Court To-day
arI.ead to Inquiry as to Sanity

The trial Of .,arneE 4 Gallagher VINO sho'
,Taz.or t1avnor. viii be formally moved III
.l,l. .o,,,7v court Al .TesSey City to-day, but
.ne4,. il will undoubtedly stop by The petl-
,-on of counsel for the defence for inquiry
,n,., tho mental con iition of the prisoner
Prosecutor GarVon was absent Yesterday
75.r Assistant Prosecutor Nickers stated
-t.a5 The case woali he moved and what
80 sef-.ce and 1he court might do is con
iectri al
y-rer, asked if the expert PHYSICIANS en-
,so,-ed r. the state 10 examine Gallagher
1.a,. not declared him to be insane, The
Prosecutor said.
we have rot said 50.
fgse only rositive declaration was fha'
-b.. case would be moved, indicating that
...,,,. ex,.a-fe have submitted an opinion
,ts-t gallagher WAS able to distinguish be
-.-een right and wrong when he MADE Ihe
,,,,-r3erous attack ca Mayor Gaynor.
Alexander simpson who VIII represent
,..,19e,her. aid ne had no definite informa
,,an regarding the action OF the states al
.,ryev Rfr. Simpson said if the Prosecutor
7,a6 elected to move the trial he WOULD
forthwith make application TO have an IN
C,,irv 10 determine whether Gallagher Is
san. or insane
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
WALKED UNDER RIVER
Fire Stopped Trains in Jersey
Tunnels-Ferries Crowded.

Fire which started in an ashheap In the
power house of the Hudson & Manhattan
Railroad Company. at Ist and Washington
streets. Jersey City, tied up the entire sys-
TEN of trains running under the Hudson
River for about four hours yesterday
morning and forced thousands Of business
men and Christmas shoppers TO come to
New York by ferryboat. The tie-up oc-
CURED just before the rush hours and
lasted until about $3.50 o'clock.
The blaze spread from the ashheap to
coal bunkers and to the engine and boiler
rooms. 1t was found necessary TO draw
off the fire from the big furnaces used in
generating steam, and all trains came to a
standstill. The electrical equipment was
damaged but not badly enough to entail
any serious loss.
Wien the power gave out four trains
were in operation. One. with a few pas
sengers, stopped under the river. The men
and women aboard got off and, guided by
the tunnel wall lights. which are supplied
with current from another source, made
their way along the tracks to either HOBO
ken or Manhattan. Another train was stalled
between Hoboken and the Erie Railroad
station in Jersey City. A third stopped
between Exchange Place and the Erie sta
ton, Jersey City, and a fourth between
Henderson street and Exchange Place In
all the trains the passengers got out and
walked without difficulty TO the nearest
stations.
The Erie Railroad came to the rescue by
putting all of its boats in operation on a
five-minute headway schedule The big
double-deck boats were loaded to their ca
pacity on every trip. Among the thou
sands of passengers in the rush were
many women bound for New York TO buy
Christmas presents.
Commuters on the Pennsylvania, backa-
wanna, Erie and SuSquehanna & West
ern railroads were delayed by the stoppase
of traffic The ferry service of the Penn
sylvania Railroad between sd street and
Jersey City had been taken off, and that
fact added to the difficulty of the crowd In
getting to offices and stores in the uptown
shopping district.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20

and SpanisIl-American wars were present
and few descendants of the officers VINO
served from 81 to Go
Speeches were made by Lieutenant COM
mander William p. Coonan; Commander j.
w Miller New York Naval Militia; Con-
gressman Jefferson M. Levy; Brlgadler
General Ascot Sawyer, retired: Brigad1er
General James Forney, retired; Chief En-
gineer ]. D. Williamson; w. c. Williamson,
late Z. S. N; Acting Master j. w. Brown.
late u. S. N, and William S. Wells, late
u. S. N, POSTMASTER.
The election resulted as follows: Com
mander, Admiral Leutze; vice-commander'
w. P. Coonan; recorder, G. c. Townsend
treasurer, Fred. E. Underhill; registrar
William S. Wells; historian, Lovall Farra-
gut. and chaplain. the Rev. F. l.. Hum
phreyS.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
SFNTENCES GAY LOTHARlO."

Judge Fawcett of the County Court.
Kings. yesterday sentenced Harry T.
Keeler 10 serve between four years ana
eleven months and nine years and ten
months at Sing Sing for stealing slll "a
from Mrs. Wilhelmina f. Lynch, of Yer
non avenue Keeler had the marrying
habit. and il was as the supposed husband
of Mrs Lynch that he got possession OF
her money and disappeared.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20

TO-DAY.
Mail Vessel
Vessel. For Line. closes sails
Terence Argentina l. & H. 8 90 IL so p
Hyperia Argentina, Houston 200 a M -
No6rdam Rotterdam Ho-A 1000 m
NnhaWk Jacksonville CLYDE. :0O m
{. of Atlanta Savannah Saw. 800 m
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER n.
Teutonic southa ton w S. i 80 800 p
Javary, Para, Booth l2:oo a m
SamIand Antwerp Red Star. 1000 NJ
Cienfuegos Santiago, Ward - Zoo IN
H,Iron Jacksonville, Clyde. 90
San Marcos Galveston, Mall'y - LOO p IN
THURSDAY. DECEMBER %
IN Toursine Havre French. 700 m 1000 m
Rbeiu Bremen c. Lloyd 700 m 1000 m
Pennsylvania Hamburg, H-A 500 II :00 m
Mor1A, Castle. Havana. Ward. 300 a IN Zoo m
Santa Marta, Jamaica, F $50 m 100 m
p Sigisnund. Inagua H-A- IL :0O a m 100 p IN
Colon Cristobal. Panama. Il 80 m 300 p IN
Volturno Rotterdam, Uranium
Rio Crande, Br wick, Mallory 300 p
G of Columbus. Savannah, Saw 300
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
CEMENT SHOWS SECOND WEEK
Lecture on Cement Schoolhouses
versus Fire Traps a Feature.

r,,a seoond week of the Cement Show at
,,as;sop sauare Garden opened yesterday
-, a. largest attendance since the eA-
,,,si,io, began. one of the interesting
faa,,,res Of The day was lecture by John
T Simpson. president of the American
Concrete Steel Company. Dir. Simpson
took for his subject Cement Schoolholses
versus Fire Traps" and illustrated 10y
means of stereopticon views The dangers
arising from nres in inadequately fire.
Iroofed structures
In the Edison exhibit was shown model
Of one OF the poured cement toy houses
which Mrs Miraheau L Towns, member
Of the Board OF Edpcation and wife OF the
BROOKLYN lawyer and personal frlend OF
Navor Gaynor, is going 10 present 10 twenty
thousand poor children in this CITY as
Christmas gifts
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer. Close in N Y PM
Hawaii, Japan, China, Philippines,
Corea tvia San Franciscol-Asia-- Dec y, $50
'Fteli Vtancouver1. Empress of India . Dec %, $50
cisco,NMarirosa .-....--...Dec 2a $50
Japan, Corea, China tvia Tacoma)-
Protesaus -....................Dec %. $50
Hawaii tvia Tacoma) a)-Mexcan. Dec %. 8 80
Hawaii Fiji Islands, Australia, New
Zealand (via NancouVerp-Moana Dec %, $50
Samoan Islands, New Zealand. Aus
traiia (via San Francisco)-BovericD Dec Is, $50
kamakura Maru ..............D Dec %, $50
prise Dec %. $50
Guam. Philippines (via San Fran
cisco,-IJ transport ............D Dec 81; 6: 30
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
DINNER OF NAVAL VETERANS
Admiral Leutze Elected Commander of
Naval Order for This State

The annual dinner of the New York
Commandery Of the Ma Order of the
United States took place last night at the
Hotel Astor.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The George Washington. reported as or5ag l;aSo
miles east of Sandy Hook at 4:3o m yesterday
is expected to dock Thursday evening.
The Duca deg Abruzzi reported as Slo nies IS
east of Sandy Hook at $50 M YESTERDAY 10
The Minnetonka. reported as 26s miles east OF
Sandy Hook at 8 m yesterday, IS expected 10
dock this forenoon. - .
The Vaderand. reported as $50 miles east . OF OF
Sandy HOOK at so m yesterday, is expected 70
dock Wednesday forenoon.
The America, reported as 100 miles east OF
Sandy Hook yesterday. is expected 10
dock MednesdaN forenoon.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
'ED|TOR Anglers ITALIANS
Suggests Lynching for Italian
American Civic League.
DIRECTOR SEES WHITMAN
Schiff, Griscom and Reynolds
Among Those Attacked In
n Progresso.'

Many of the leading Italians in this
CITY are incensed over an editorial which
appeared on Saturday, December II, in
I'll Progresso talo-Americano,' a daily
published by Charles Barsotti, at No ~
Duane street. The paper took two col
umns to criticise the Italian-Amer1can
Civic League in no mild way, and enaeo
with the recommends ton that the mem
bers be lynched.s The statement was
made that the league was composed of a
few American loafers and few ire
sponsble Italians, and as the Americans
concerned were Jacob III. Schlff, LLOYD
| c. Griscom, Walter L. Hervey, c. Blake
Orc,Itt James Bronson Reynolds, Will
| lam NJ Kingsley, Elgin r. l.. Gould, r.
H. Sherwood, John Foster Carr and
others. and the Italians are said to be
among the most influential men of their
race in this city, there was no small in
dignation.
The Italian daily ends one of the edl-
torials with these words:
The ..Progresso'' makes itself the ex-
ponent of the multitude which did not pa
tcpate in the degrading conference ol tls ne
lTtajian-American Civic League and Whlch
is not guilty of having had any soldarity t,
with persons who did not know what they ne
were doing OF these reforming and dis
gustingIy talkative leagues the colony mas
no use, We all are. for a free immisra- y ra
ton: but if should wish to nave II re re
sons sel,s'tJ should be deported who are worse
than the Black Handlers and 5ooI who 1oTk rhdef ef
bnnoct citizens commit the crime OF de-
faming ,ufn h1e the Italian colony with the only
and brutal purpose of committing I'M ,;s naa "a q
which ought to be repressed only py
lynching.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
SAILED.

SAILED.
Hull. Dec ts-Francisco tBri. New York.
Passages Dec lS-LuX sBri. New York.
Barcelona Dec 16-Cerea tiuaD. New York
Lisbon Dec 1i-Fert Utan. New York
penia Dec 16-Massllia tFrt drom Marseiiest.
New York.
Shields Dec l7-Kildale (Brl. New York.
Fiume Dec l1-Carmania tBrl. New York
TYNE Dec IS-Afghan Prince (frl. New York
Dsmerara Dec 17-tiuiana tBri. New York
PASSED.
Gibraltar. Dec lI-6sermania tBr, Naples and
New York. Uhenfels (Ger. New York for
Malta 18th San Giovanni utaD. New York
for Palermo: Laura AUST. Trieste. etc. for
New York.
Lizard, Dec fS-Cranium tBri. New York Tor
Rotterdam
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
METROPOLITAN Ss Ss

We'd Evg. at s-IL TRoyArORE- Mns Ml
Rappold. ClaesSenS: NM SieZak- Ar1ato. ~
erspoOn. AUdisio. Cond-- Podesti And DIV
tissement. Paviowa and Nordkiu- nj,
Thurs. Evg. al 5:f5-TRF~TAN und f-oln1
Mines. Fremstad. Homer, NM. BUrrlan- SooaA
Hiuckley. Hinshaw- Cond-. TOScantnL
Fri. Evg- at S-AIDA- Mines. DeStinn- 80 go
sens; NM Caruso. Scotti. pidur, RosSi =
ductor. Tosca mini
sat. Mat. at 2.I-LA BoHENE- ~
Farrar. AIten. NM JadlOw ksr, Scctti' b7-
de Segurola Pini-COrsi Cond. PodestL al
Sat Evg az u. at Popular Prices ta] wv
LERIA RUSTICANA- Mines Moren2 E.aI.s -
NattfeId: NM. Martin Gilly. Gond. Fclss
And ballet ARABIAN NIGHTS fdsi""f
Nordkiu and their Russian Dancers
NFNr NEEh=
Nma. Mat. Mon At az PoPllar 80 ,,,s ii
HAENSEI, uud GREIEI and f1N LSNsee ,LNpse,
NORDKIN and their RI t>>lAN IN, ,,f.r ~
Mon. Fyg-GIHL OF THE tioinfN We
with the Original Cast. Regular trloeS ..ssj
Wed EyS., pec. - FIRST tlIile Sl .'-'' ,s,-ss
.-HumperdInCk's KOENIG>klNDEh, -
Farrar Homer. WiCkhaul. Mattfrt". ssS' - n
lowker Goritz. ReiSS. pidur nm ,,,sS ,, SIS
shaw Conductor. Hertz. NEW I'm
Second Performance. same east 80 r
SEATS for BOTH periof FINANCES
morrow morning AZ oClocN- - A. j
New Years Day. Mon, Jan : ~ va %
Last Time-PAR>IFAL- Seat sac tV'
WEBER PIANO USED
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20

There are things which all
youths are supposed to do, but
which few actually do.
Serenading, for example; and
liking to wear smart and lively
clothes.
At least that's the inference
from the youths suits offered
by the average clothing store.
Fact is, there are relatively
so few who wear youths sizes
that only stores with a very
large volume Of business can
afford to have anything but
most staple fabrics in youths
suits.
We have the volume Of
business, and we have the va
riety in youths suits.
Scotch cheviots and Scotch
Ell ectS this year, as well as the
more usual cloths.
Three different styles they're
cut In, too.
OF course, all clothiers have
young mems suits, but that S
a different story youths sizes
strictly are 30 to 35 chest.
Youths suits, SIG to $50.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20

BOYS suits as holiday bar
gains.
All our boys Norfolks and
double breasted.
Reduced to $3.50, $3.50,
S1O.5O and $3.50.
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY
Three Broadway Stores
at at at
Warren st. 18th ST. 34tb St
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20

Xmas gifts of Leather and
Metal Novelties for men who
travel, smoke, motor, shave,
write, or are just men.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20

the Southern Pacific Co. with mdse Passed in
Quarantine at II .Jti a m.
Steamer katahdin. Georgetown : G. December
To- to the Atlantic Coast Lumber Corporation,
with lumber Passed in Quarantine at ;i::J p m.
Steamer 1unuri (Cuban). MauZanillo DeCem-
be- IL and Guantanamo II. TO the New York and
Cuba Mail SIS &C, with mdse. Arrived at the Bar
at p
Steamer kentuckian. Puerto Mexico December
j and Charleston Il. 10 the American Hawaiian
SIS Line. with mdse. Arrived at the Bar at
m.
Steamer NayahCe, Georgetown. s G. December
10 and Wilmington. G. Ii. to the Clyde -
Co. with mdse Anchored in Quarantine at / :5J
D m.
Steamer Amerika Ger. Hamburg December 10
and Southampton and Cherhourg IL. 10 the Ham
burg-Amer1can Line, with passengers mails and
mdse. Five miles east of Fire Island IL :l5
M.
Steamer Mannheim Ger, Copenhagen Decem-
her / and Shields g. to Philip RupreCht, in bal
last. Arrived at the Bar at 9:l5 m.
Sandy Hook. ], Dec 10. $50 p m-Wind
west; light breeze: cloudy: light sea.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE E
HIGH WATER

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
nrise 1:20: sunset, 4 :35; moon rises, 9:2o;
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
iT5AAi6&i11g 500.
Fifth Avenue at 18th Street


Greatly to the advantage of purchasers
who desire to make Holiday Gifts Of
Furs is the Sale we announce for
the balance of this week, consisting of
Fur Goats of every fashionable length.
Exquisitely matched Fur Sets.
Handsome separate Fur Neck Pieces.
Our assortment includes the most select
and luxurious Furs Of the season, and
the fact Of our late opening enables us !.
to offer you unhandzed stock-a salient
point worthy Of consideration - at
Greatly Reduced Prices.
Special attention is also directed to our
Sale Of Foreign Models in Tailor-made
Suits, Gowns, Wraps and Millinery.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
SAILED.

Steamers Lucigen (Brl. Venice: Winifred
Port Arthur: jefferson, Norfolk and Newpor
News: New York Dutch tank). Rotterdam
1ppename tDutchD, Demerara: Joseph g,
Cuneo (Nor), Port Antonio; San Marcos
Brunswick