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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
FORSAKES HOME FOR STAGE
Girl Sixteen Years Old Leaves
Mothers House at Dawn.

Leaving a note for her mother that she
was going to try her luck ON the vaude-
vile stage. June Louise Thompson. six
teen Years old. racked her belongings
in big trunk at ddyhreak Yesterday,
and left New York over the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad for parts unknown. She
had neither money nor jewelry.
Miss Thompson was on the stage for
the last few months in small speaking
part and a undcrstudy for the leading
woman in the Southern company play
ing Madame sherry" She and her
mother returned 10 New York Saturday
evening from birmingham. Ala. and
went To their home at No. 30 West i3d
street.
Miss Thompson only recently was
graduated from n normal college. She
has been ambitious Of q stage career,
and in her short experience has shown
ability. Nevertheless. her mother is in
clined to doubt the story of the vaude-
Willie engagement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
ALMOST CUT FOES EYE OUT
Crowd Threatens Knife User with
Death as Cops" Get Him.

Thomas Meehan had fst fight with
william Koch. Of 20. Sc West Tooth street
Yesterday when Koch pulled pocketknite
and plunged the blade into Meehan's eye
almost cutting It out. Then he stabbed
him I'm the breast and cut his wrist and
one of his fingers.
Detectives File and Maddox started 10
hunt for Koch, and when they saw group
OF men and boys trying 10 open the base
ment door of a nearby house, they ran "a
the spot Somebody said Koch was hiding
In the basement. The detectives broke
down the door and found him beneath q
stairway They marched him to the street
and started toward Meehan. who Identified
him as the man who had stabbed him.
Then the officers began to lead their
prisoner toward the station house, but as
soon as the crowd caught sight q Koch
they tried 10 get him away from Maddox
and Files and threatened to kill him. u
was only after hard battle that Koch
was landed i'm "A cell.
Meehan was taken to the J. HOOD wright
Hospital. where II is said he will recover
Koch was held in $500 bail IN the West
side Court on a charge q assault.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
RINO TELLS OF SMUGGLERS
St. Paurs First officer Makes
Disclosures After His Sentence.

William Rind. FIRST officer Of tho steam
ship st Paul who was found guilty by q
Jury ON Monday or smuggling. was sen
fenced Yesterday by Judge iiough ~ the
United states Circuit Court. 10 one year
in the penitentary on BlackWen's Island.
In imposing tho sentence Judge IIough said
tlat nc had given tho case careful consid-
Grafton. but as Rind was man ot cdu-
cation and high position ;hc smuggling OF
deadly drugs by him coul1 not he viewed
81, the foolish tricb Of sailor
Tho sentence unnorycd R;nd. who Las a
wife and three children hyiue in England.
although ho frs an American After q long
talk with Horny \ Vic. United states
Attorney. Poe decided TO put tho govern
ment in possession ~ al ,ho details ~ tho
smuggling conspiracy in which 10 vas On
Gagged Tic Was taken before trc grand
jury. and il is understood that he made
startling disclosures concerning smuggling
Of opium and cocaine that has been car
ried on hv officers of various steamships.
It was said that Rind cove tho names NJ
several large drug firms ho have been
purchasers Of tho suusgl-d drugs and gov
erame0t detectives we've sent ont To inyesti-
cato rie statements. Th. impression pre-
vailed in the Federal Building that Kinds
story would result iu numerous indictments.
and that w.u 90 high star3,us i'm the drug
trade would Ice involved.
Another interesting disclosure made by
Rjrd was said To have been the smuggling
on large scale Of flre tina, we've brought
into this country by officers If steamships.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
QUOTES GRAND JURY RECORD
Train Wanted to Throw the
Fear of God Into Politicians.

James W Osborne interrupted ms arcn-
ment in the Supreme Court, LonG Island
CITY. Yesterday to intericct quotation
from the minutes or the grand Jury which
indicted Municipal Justice John W. Cragen
in the Queens graft hunt.
Here is what Arthur &. Train special
Assistant Attorney General, said to that
grand jury" and then he read: I'VE must
send some one to Jail 10 arouse and ap-
poase the taxpayers and throw tho fear OF
cod into the politicians IN queens
1t was principally on the evidence Of
James \ McNally. Junior clerk in tho
borough Presidents office, that the 'ragcu
indictments we're found. NcNaliy testified
that hostage stamps were actually bought
in s. lots. and AZ the end of each month hc
altered the vouchers from 8 10 81 m order
TO make the package Of vouchers loss
bulky.
on his second examination no said the
vouchers were raised Al the direction Of
Cragen. then secretary TO the Borough
II esidcut. to cover other items for which
the petty cash account had been used.
In arguing for a dismissal of Tho 'rag"n
indictments NJ. osborne contcnded that
McNaliy's testimony was uncortoboratod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
COIN IN ELEPHANTS FOOT
Removed from a Park Animal
with a Marble and Pebbles.

Bill snyder. head keeper 81 tho central
Park managcric. found 25-cent piece 4
large marble aud numerous PEBBLES IN inc
right hind foot of Hattie. one Of the ehtrdi
Park elephants. Yesterday afternoon. Inc
o,artcr WAS jammed into the frog OF inc
.cph,nt.. foot and was probably what ha1
caused her 70 limp.
When Hattie had been robbed OF the 20
cont nice, she walked with more case.
e,,dc. saws tho marble mus; have been
,nrown MO the yard when the soil was
.,.,,,,. and IN that way became imbed1"d
t ,ho fnot The coin had likewise n""n
wod.ed into the hoof with mud. 1t was nor
injured IN any way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
BILL BANS HAREM SKIRTS
Illinois Hobbies Must Not Measure
Less than One and Ealf Yards.

Springfield. H. March 9-lIarem and
ICbblc skirts were the subject of a bill
presenter in the House to-day 10y Repre-
sentative Murphy. Of Chicago. Hobbies
measuring less than one and onc-half Yards
around arc prohibited An absolute ban IS
placed upon he "harcm skirt" 10y tho bill.
which prohibits any women appearing m
public IN The garh.
Tho penalty Tor violation If the pro
posed law is On" " not less than ton
dollars nor more than fftv dollars for each
offence Each appearance upon any public
street or thoroJ-nftrc or I'm any public
place coneUtItc- 70 separate offence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
CITY CUTS Off P0RTC0S HARE HIS OWN LAWYER
Examines Man Who Charges
Offer to Manufacture Evidence.
NOT WORRIED BY REPLIES
Witness Says Defendants Part
ner Paid Him for Giving
False Testimony.

j Henry " Bass. alias John Rodgers. the
nickpocket who charges that Colonel Robert
T. Tlairc offered To- manufacture evidence Tor
/ his ac1uijtal on charge of grand larceny
! was the only witness examined Yesterday
at llaire's trial IN the Criminal Branch OF
| tho Supremc Court on An Indictment charS-
! ing atteupted subornation of perjury.
/ The accused lawyer conducted his own d.
| fence. and put Bass through severe cross
/ examination. appearing unrui1ed al bdsS
/ repetition Of alleged conversations Win hi'''
/ i'm which It was charged that the' la'te'
asked for 500 with which 10 pay witnesses
and Judges for their assistance IN obtain
ing the acquittsL The lawyer encouraged
Rass 10 amplify his charges. but seVcra'
times received apparently unexpected re-
plies.
This was the case after Bass coolly ac-
ikroOIedred being a thief and perjurer, ana
Uairo asked him to repeat any statements
other than the ones I'm tho charges whlcn
he had heard the defendant make during
their conferences as client and counsel
well told You that | doubted your IN
nuence with Judge Rosalsky' said Bass
because he had reprimanded you III the
Kane and Dunn trials. You said YOU were
lust playing to the galleries-Just as you
are now
What else did the defendant say TO
you?" asked Hare.
lyon said YOU were practising law "hen
Rosalsky was picking up cigarette STUDS
replied Bass. The laughter OF spectators
was stopped by Justice Davis, VINO ordered
the attendants 10 put any one vino laughed
out of the courtroom.
.nidr.t Won say the defendant bought
Judge Rosalsky on your direct eXamlna-
tom" asked Hare, referring to hl'''Sei III
the third person, as he did throughout Tue
examination.
"In the case Of Kane and Dunn you sara
YOU had Judge Rosalsky fixed.
"Didn.t YOU say Hare had hNer!
40. YOU said Judge OSullivsn mad
nxer named Murphy said Bass
What was tho full name?
Il don't remember
WAS it Charley Murphy asked Hare
Il don't recall the first name
ANYTHING else Hare told YOU about the
Dunn case
"You told me that YOU mad the witnesses
for the people IN your 'ilIN' '"' ~
Dunn trial and coached them answered
Bass.
What elsec' asked Iiairc.
IF cannot recall it all. You told me 50
much that lost faith in YOU was inc
reply Of the witness, and Justice DAVIS
again raped for order.
In reply TO questions by the defendant
Pass said he had perjured himself dozen
times as a witness for the platinum IN d
divorce suit brought by Elizabeth Kemp
against George Kemp. and tried before
Justice Mills at White Plains last year
He said he had received s. for his services
in this case from Harold w. Trippett
Haire's law partner who was indicted win
him. but pleaded guilty and will probably
be- a witness for the prosecution. The trlal
will he continued to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
SHOWS SALE MEMORANDUM
Mclean Agreed to Buy Hope Dia
mond. Lawyer Insists.

Iin = We ir counsel for tdruri
a.. ~ Paris and Now work. who are suing
Edward = Mclean. SOD II John Il. hc-
Loan. publisher 81 "The Washington POST
f. Gar,ces iu au alleged breach Of con-
tract Inn falling 10 pay $lN0."oo, the priee
of the world famed Hope diamond, said TO
have rccn bought 10y yourg Mclean on
.Iaruar- 2S. 1911. said Yesterday That his
clients were entitled TO q complete reIuia-
ti,n Of the report that Edward B. Mclean
signed the contract thinking it vas merely
ra.oipt for The return or the stone.
NJ Wise produced FOR examination by
uevspopor mon a typewriter copy OF the
ra,a- signed Us Mclean. He called it
"corrlete memorandum Of sale, not a
contract It read a follows:
"Iu consideration az the payment Of So
600 cash. the delivery of an emerald ana
uaarI pendant. and tho payment Of lli,o"o
i'm three annual instruments without inter-
est. payahIc bimouthly. ! hereby agree t.
sell 10 Edward E. Mclean what Is known
a. thc U.pc diamond md necklace. delivery
to hc made forthwith and If desired hy
pur.Nascr 2 necklace In tire shape Of
loVkuot and diamonds io b" taken ai
cost aud deducted from the sum "f $1,000,
deferred payment Should any fatality o.
cur I'm tho fanil- of Edward l.. Mclean
,cithin six months said Hope diamond is
agreed to he exchanged for iewelry of
equal value Al selection II Wilton j. Lam
bert II IS further agreed that the con
trac, fpr said deferred payment ia not
negotiable.
"s'encd PIERRE e. CARTIER
'.Thc above terms accepted.
"Sirued. EDWARD u. M'LEAN."
Tho memorandum, wac drawn up. Mr..
wise sail. and signed in the office of The
Washineton Post i'm the presence Of Pierre
car,icr. Edward Il. Mclean, T.. :. Rochcs-
fer If The POST and Wilton r. Lambert.
counsel Tor Mr. Mclean. Ar Mclean sent
out for a rotti" of champagne, and al
drank the health az "th" new owner al th"
world famed Hope diamond
Next I'm response TO an urgent appeal,
according 10 Mr. Wise. his client returned
ia Washington with an expert 10 set the
Hone diamond FOR Mrs Mclean 10 wear
To- a White House reception. Mrs NJ
Lean was ill. and ne couldn't ind NJ Nc
AIR WISE said the. only reason offered for
NI,I.au's action was an old woman s.
story about tho hoojoo attached To Tho
famous Jewel" tie declined To discuss
ihc report That the price named IN the
memorandum was tHorhitant. except to say
.Lat il was entered at the New York
custom House n $4,000 without the ac-
comIauying Jewels IN the setting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
Waldorf Astoria and the Savoy
Theatre Are Affected.
STREETS WILL BE WIDEMEO
metropolitan Life Buildings Col
umns in 23d Street Per
mitted to Remain.

Both the road: ahG sidev alkS Of the
| following streets are to he widened under
resolutions Of the Board OF Estimate passed
at tho instance Of Borough President Nj
Aneny Yesterday: TRenty-third street. be-
tween Second and Seventh avenues: 3ith
street. between Sixth and Madison ave
nues: Second avenue. between Houston and
23d streets. 1uis will necessitatc the re-
moval Of number OF encroachments by
property owners along the line Of tho inn
provement. Work on removing the en-
croachmeuts In these streets and i'm I'D
street. which has been Widened already IN
places Will be started about April l.
In 42d street the portico OF the Hotel
Manhattan has been taken away The
pcrticos Of the Knickerhocker Hotel and Of
the Republic. IIackett and New Amster-
dam theatres aso will have 70 90, as we'll
as the porticos OF number Of small bust
ness buildings and high stoops and door
ways Of private houses.
The Waldorf-Astoria will Jose its portico
in 34th street. The Savoy Theatre and "A
number Of small bank BUILDINGS will also
have to take down their porticOs.
Few large buildings will be affected n
sd street The columns ~ the Metropol-
tan Life Building. which project for about
five feet. are TO remain under an agree
ment. by which the company will main
tain public thorouChfare through the
arcade Of its building between the hours
Of and II o'clock. The company will
also provide for the installation in its
building at it's own expense Of the subway
entrance at the northwest corner of
Fourth avenue and 23d street
The widening operations will require the
readiustment Of both subway and elevated
entrances i'm 42d and 22' streets, and the "c-
placing Of such elevated columns as Ire
now at the old curb line
The expense Of the roadway widening
and the incidental changes will be borne
by the city The cost Of removing on
croachmentS OF whatever nature Will tall
in each case upon the property owners.
BY special arrangement the theatres Will
not have to start tho removal of their on
croachments until the close Of their season
in NAV.
When the widening Of sd street is COM
pleted the roadway will be So feet and The
sidewalk 23'2 feet The plan provides for
a ROADWAY Of 80 feet for 3ith street and
sidewalks OF 23i2 feet each. The Second
avenue roadway will he - feet. on account
Of the fact that broader vehicles are &C
customed to use this thoroughfare. The
sidewalks are 10 he q feet and inches.
The new sidewalk line proposed for Sec
ond avenue will still leave some margin for
open areas and gardens. which at present
line that thoroughfare. for the reason that
most Of the buildings I'm the street are con-
structed 6'2 feet back Of the building line
The widening Of the street also will cause
the abandonmeL of much vault space mat
IS now used by merchants and hotels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
HIS BLOOD SAVES INFANT
Father of Child Willingly Sub
mits to TRANSMISSION.

BY giving his own blood. J. Z. Forbes. a
printer. of No. ~ President street. Brook
lyn. has saved tho life Of his baby. who
suffered from hFmophiia, a rare form Of
disease among infants. 1t is described
by physicians rs constant hemorrhage
from the mouth. The mother OF the baby
recently gave birth to IT in the Samaritan
Hospital, Brooklyn.
Shortly after he birth OF the child It he
San 10 bleed from the mouth. and soon be
came comatose. Dr =. w. Bergen, house
surgeon. said forty-scven Centimeters Of
blood were injected into the babys body.
and that four hours after the last IN
lection the infant began to cry. The blood
was taken from the fathers arm at the
crook Of the elbow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
HOTEL AMPERSAND FIRE LOSS
Treasurer Seeks to Discontinue Thirty
three Insurance Suits.

Counsel for Charles IL Eaton. who was
treasurer Of the Hotel Ampersaud when
that house in the Adlrondacks VAS de
stroyed by fire. asked Justice Nowhergor
,csierdav for permission TO discontinue the
libel suits that he had brought against
thirtv-four fire insurance companies which
refused 10 pay the policies Of insurance ON
tho hotel. insistins that the fire was OF
inccudiary origin. The explanation was
that one Of the cases had been tried and
that tho AppelIate Division of the Supreme
Court had held against Eaton.
For the insurance companies counsel OBJ
tcctod To having the cases discontinued on
tbo ground as he said that Eaton was
irving TO cvadc tho payment of costs IN the
snitr. The lawyer explained that Oh" COM
pauics had gone 10 much expense IN pre-
paring their cases and that th'' should
g, ON. Decision was reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
SEEK FIVE HOLD-UP MEN
Police Investigate Two Robberies on
Lower East Side.

petertilos from tie Fast ath street police
citation are close in pursuit Of hye hold-up
men who were connected with TWO daring
,ohberies In that precinct Yesterday. James
cuselowitz. Of 80 lOj Second avenue re-
nortcd that two men whom Ice Ene" as
Iobp Dalton and John Rice. had come 10
his cigar store in taxicab on Wednesday
and after Threatening him vita revolver
mad taken ,sH from the cash drawer.
Henry WaIcustcin. Of No. 5'2 East l'th
street. told Lieutenant kepp'n that he had
becn dragged INTO tue hallway oi No. ooi
East 4th street b, thr," men Yesterday H-
,cruoon and robbed Of so ana Il rin2. he
e,vc an accurate description Of the men
and the police aspect to make arrests to-
dAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
METROPOLITAN 1G, r

Tonight ~ S--La Gioconda. Dcstinn' Homer
Martin. Arnato. Segur0la. Cond.. Toscaninl.
sat Attn at 2-Otello. Rappold. Maubourg
Slezak Scotti Segurola. Cond, ToscanlnL
sat Evg. 10 -- Lohengrin; F5em ;ts.,
sun EyR pop prices at .3O-Grand Con-
cert Soloists: Gluck Wickham. Smrnoh'
ArnatO Gily. Rother. Entire Orchestra
Cond.. Rothmeyer
Next Week: Mon Evg. at s-Trovatore.
Gadski. Homer: Martin. Amato. And Ballet
Divertis'm t. Paylowa- Mordkin. Cond. .Podesti
Tues vg-Phila. Chicago Opera Co.-Flrst
Time I'm America-segreto iii susanna. White
Sammarco. DaddL Fold by JOngleur de Notre
Dame. Garden: Reuaud. Dufranne. Narhery.
GeuI Mus Dir CleOfonte Campanini
Wed. Evg. at :30-Meistersinger. Destnn
Jorn, sooner. Ress, GoritZ Cond. loscanlnI
Thurs. AT Pop. Prices. at 2-Haensel und
Gretel. Alien. Homer, hatfield: Goritz Cond..
Hertz. Coppela (act -, PavloWa-Nordkin.
Thurs. Fvg.-Iaust Farrar. Fornla; Martin,
CITY Rothier Cond.. Podestl.
Fri. Eyg-Tannhaeuser. Gadski, Fremstad
Slezak. sooner. Hinckley. 'ond.. Hertz.
WEBER PIANOS USED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
JUDGE GRAIN TO EXToL EMMETT.

Judge r e. y. Grain of General Sessions
v Il be the orator AT the Clan-na-G Gael cclc-
hratiOn in Carnegie Hall tomorrow night
IN memory Of the birth Of Robert Emmett
're irish patriot Justice Peter SUicl. Of
the BronS Municipal court wi!! preside.
The United German Singing So'icfies VIII
send "a chorus 90 give patriotic songs %, an
nations. Thcs, solO.sts haze promised o.
appear Mss Ro.emHie Campbell Miss
Catherine Collins. Miss Mamie Finncean
and Miss McKcnna. and John . Finnceau
and Frederick Iiant..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10

- 10 m. Audyk tDutch. New York Balti
more and Newport News
Genoa. March Cedric UBD. New York Via -
Michaots. Algicr, and Naples.
lavre. March st Laurent tfu. New York
liumr March h-SaNopld tiiD. New York
swansea. March 5-Bfistl cry OBD. New York
PASSED
81 Michael. March N-lrns Frederik Uendril
tDutcm. New York via West Indies an,
Venezuela Tor ildvre and Amsterdam
sasrss. March p-Germauia hp. New York foi
Mars,illDs
SAILED
barbados. March S-Cydc diD from New Yorl
VIA Kingston. Colon. etcl, southampton.
loWden, March :. - -ANeghhuv Gyp. New
York
Shields. March S-llcepcru- tGcr). New York
Barry. March Nimito ,hp New York
Agiers March Sop,rsa utah from Gcnoal
New YORK.
Hun. March Toronto tHr). New York
bcW,ratt, March a-Guiaua diD. New York
Queenstown. March o. 2:4O . m-St Louis ,tlou
southampton and Cherhourgl New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10

SANDY Hook at 5 a m Yesterday is expected to
dock this forenoon. .
Tho KONG Albert. reported As $40 miles cast
Of sandy Hook at noon yesterday, Is expected 10
dock this forenoon. -, ., .
TI, Antonio Lopez. reported as go miles east
- sand Hook al Il:2O a M Yesterday, IS eN-
rected to dock Saturday forenoon.
The oscar If. reported as 2GO miles cast OF
sandy Hook Al noon yesterday. is expected TO
dock this forenoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
HOUSE OWNED BY MURPHY AFlRE

s email fire occurred on the second floor
sI .ho three story apartment house No. IS
Last 2.-t street last night Charlie J..
AlIuAy. tine Tammauy leader. owns the
building which was fuzzy insured. The fire
was m tuc apartment Of james j. M"iuRh.
and caused $50 damage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10

OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

,..ir,,io,, and steamer. close in y. \. 4. NJ.
Hawai- Japan. Corea. china, Phil %
ippines tyia san Francisco As Today o'"o
Hawaii (via san Francisco)-Wllhel- H., c.,o
Japan. Cores. China Wia seattle, o.,o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Thursday, March g.
1911.
ARRIVED

steamer Mo-ana u}n. london February - 70
the Atlantic Transport Lane, WIN muse NJ
rireJ at the Ear ar 50 ul.
steamer Comus New orleans March J. 4"
tho southern Pacific 60 with passengers anu
udso Passed IN Quarantin" At 900 M %,
steamer Atholl tBu. Yokohama l'r'tinp'I =
yckkairhi - Kobe rs Mot -. ShanShai Jan
uary g Hons kons "a cue u,,h to pbir
Rurr,cht, with md.e. Arrived az the bar al
.soa ~, Trent Bn. Antua March and
1,..ruuds : TO Sanderson y son. with loo pa
,Sneers. mails and mdse Arrived ~ the I'r
siepu,"r jefferson Sevport News and Nor
folk 10 tho old Dominion = 90. Win Iass".
scrs ami rudsc. Passed in 9uaantn' M -.''
, Steamer Competitor ,Rr. Porto padre Mar,s
10 th. United states shipping 30. "ith sugar
N's Gi.e,i, a. pio de- JSncir" 'Hraz santos Feb
mary a. pio de- Iauero -. bahia 49, ft'
,', . - ~ Ilovd I'ra-.ieiro. WITH - pas
seneers. mails and mds". Arrived at Che ~"
steamer santa Marta ,Br. santa Marta
Tehrua-, $ colon march and Kingston l.
10 tho United Fruit 'o. with ~ p"Ssens"ts.
malls lnd mdss Arrived ~ Oh" Bar AT %"
s,eaue, chesapeake. Baltlmor". TO tho NeH
ridse Passed in SANDY Hook $50 y on.
steamer Adriatic tllr. southampton and cher
hourg March and Queenstown ? Z" tha White
star LIN" on Ambrose 'h""h'I i"Fh''h'p ''
~ s;e p u" palorna o,ubanl cardcnas etc. To-
tho Muuson - Line. Passed ln sandy Hook at
san1y Hook. y j March o o.3o % m Wind
.outhV,st moderate bre"z". partly cloudy !,
moderate sea.
SAILED.
steamer Truugate dlr. Matanzas March Co
I Ua.sl.r T,rt.ch a. go. Arrived al the Bar at
1.lJ = m.
etsn,ncrs Alhugid tGeI. nagua etc. Sa-
hlUa brunswick. Ctty u Columbus. savannah.
IeIawar. Philadelphia; Ocrana tG.rl. Be-
P tuuda. Madison. Norfolk and Newport NeWS.
Iarltuor Port Arthur. Hawaiian Puerto MeN-
isu. IidIesdalr tErD. N,WchWauv VIA Nor
fnIE- NImirautc tiD. Kingston. Mr.lco tfa-
, ttua. I'D Bio Galveston. brig Marcoui tBu.
Nnroris. Ia Lorraine tfr Hatrc: Statau-
geren sNorI Br"h. dldl' Nmifrrd Port Ar
/ dur. FshdIlr tIp. Nhpmpo1 FioriErim
+ tNufi Philadelphia. schooner John j Hanson.
F f.ttaH Ian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
N.lRELCss REPORTs

rl, Mauretania. reported as 90 miles ,ast ~
SANDY Iiouk al m yesterday. is expected Co
doeh this forenoon.
lbt Adriatir. reported a. 2'S mile, east Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

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