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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-23
La TRACTION
de una rraujer
La historic de siernpre
Nueva York, viernes.-

~
Aver fue arrestado Ell Buffa-
10, n. Y, Edward Lee, acusadO
de haberse robado $4,000 en el
acorazado Georgia" el IL de fe
brero. Todavia tenla en- su po-
der $4,000 de la cantidad roba-
da. Fue traicionado por una mu-
jer que 10 descubri6 la policla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-23

cultores, con informes adversos.
Mr.. Penrose, Presidente de la
Comisi6n, dijo que los republica-
nos hablan cesado de dominar en-
ell Senado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-23
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a los Sonores M6dicos
de Puerto Rico.
Preven1mes al cnerpo m6dic0 de Puerto Rico que
ciertas caSaS suhstitnyen los VERDADER0S
HIPOFOSEBTOS del D. CHURCHILL con
imitacienes p0r medic de fraSeoS de forma
tamhi6n enadrada que, POGO mas menoS,
preSentan id6ntiCa apariencia.
Este aYise teno tanta mayor importancia,
cuaRto que 40 anaiSis Official practicable en- Paris
ha reyeladO Ia ausenca casi total del HipOfos
f5to de Cal y pOr cOnSiguiente, de t0d0 ValOr
terap6utico,
Asi pues, deboran los Seh0rGs M6dic0s, en-
intePes de Sus mSmOs enferm0S recomendarleS
que no acepten Otr0S Jarabes de h&p0fosfiros
que aquelos que Yayan teVcStidoS dc la Grn1a
del DR.. Churchill S0bre la Guy0itura, las
etiQuetaS los tapoaeS, que lleyen ademas el
Selt0 de ia URton de los F0brjcGn5es y Ia
nlurc0 de fiy5rGeG do Ia Farmacia SWAMI,
~, Rue Csst3g'ioDe, PARIS.
4 CJzGlz> ia&"<ariL2o de los n iJ3ofos1Jtos
Gses4 lJ1'. Chu: chill
NIL lffa!! Mssa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-23
FL verdadero
liquidador

MIR. Duez estaba en- caracter
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-23
Otra corporation disuelta
Nueva York, viernes.-

La Corte de Circuito de los Els
dados Unidos en- Delaware, decla-
r6 aver que ell Trust de La P6lvo-
va, dominado por E. l. DUPONT,
de Nemours and Company, era
una combination en- restriction
del comercio, y orden6 su disolu-
ni0n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-12
LIBERTY LIFE RESTRAINED
Hotchkiss May Take Charge of
Insurance Company.

For the purpose of guarding the rights
Of persons interested In the Liberty lAfe
Insurance COMPANY. of No. III Broadway,
William H. Hotcbkiss. superintendent Of
the State Insurance Department. obtained
from Justice Greenbaum. in the Supreme
Court. Yesterday. an order directing the
officers OF the company TO show cause to-
morrow why he should not take charge Of
the affairs Of the concern. The order also
restrains the directors of the company from
disposing on any of its assets
AIr. Hotchkiss said that an examination
by his department revealed an impairment
amounting to more than $685. 900. 1T devel-
oped that IN June. 1910, plan was sub
united to reinsure the policy obligations.
The plan was approved and business was
suspended In February reinsurance
agreement was made with the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company whereunder the
latter took over some of the Liberty risks.
Ii seems that some differences arose in the
board of directors Of the Liberty and a
resolution was passed rejecting the agree
ment with the Metropolitan.
The records show that on December 81.
1910. the Liberty had I'm force 1874 policies
which. with ia issued by the Mutual say
iups Company, represented SbS0,29i III risks.
Tie assets are placed at Sl43,Ois, the ia
organized i'm 1905 under the laws Of the
state Of New York and began doing bust
ness in 1907 The capital stock is 500, 600.
Al $50 "a share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-12
FINDS FAIRGROUNDS FIT
New Supervisor Learned as a
Lecturer with Macfadden.

A tour of the city's Fairgrounds was
made yesterday by William j. Lee. who
has succeeded Howard Bradstreet as super
visor Of recreation, at a salary OF 5000
Mr.. Lee said that, $50 far as the human
eye can see" The grounds were all I'm fine
condition and the apparatus up to date.
In speaking OF his former athletic OK
perience Mr.. Lee said he had done stunts
and lec,ured with Bernarr Macfadden. and
would not End any difficulty In managing
the citys play centres.
So far as he was concerned, Mr.. Lee
said. the attacks made on him as being
unfit to al he place 10 which he has been
appointed sounded Ike the vail Of "A de
feated candidate
II don't have to take off my hat to any
of them fellows when IT comes to knowing
athletics" said the new supervisor. !
have been in the contracting business for
the last eight years. but before that | was
M on ali gymnasium things. I used I"
write stuff for the newspapers on athletics
or course, there are lots OF little fads now
that / must get on to-
Mr.. Lee says he hopes to pull Off biE
athletic meet in Ham" Fish Park on Me
mortal Day.
Mr.. Lee. so his critics have told Com
missioner Stoyor was a lieutenant OF
Ernest Harvier, Of the Democratic Union
Mr. Slower has refused to say whether or
rot he appointed Mr.. Lee or that 1t was
due to a decision Of Mayor Gaynor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-12
OUT OF ALIM0NY CLUB
Court Holds Lawyer Could Not
Be Member Indefinitely.

Al a full meeting OF the Alimony Club
Yesterday resolutions were unanimously
adopted expressing regret. and at the same
time Measure. over the success of John
Treadwell Richards In severing his mem
bershIp from, the club. The regrets were
EXPRESSED because Richards. who had been
member in good standing for fun six
months 10 the day had formed friendships
that his brother "Allmoners" did not like
10 see severed by one stroke Of a judicial
pen
And vet the members believe that after
all is dono-six months in the case of Rich
ards-a member should be az liberty 10 go
forth and again take up the affairs Of the
outside world Richards was a lawyer,
with a practice said 10 have been worm
$50 0Do a year when he wns committed on
October II for failing 10 pay his wire s''
week alimony pending her suit for sepa-
ration. Scne of his property was ORDERED
sold while he was in jall 10 psy part OF
the alimony. He still owes $3.50.
Several weeks ago Richards obtained
writ Of habeas corpus that he might per-
sonally appear in the supreme Court 10
argue a motion for his release Couhsei
for his wife contended that the Imlt Oh
six months IMPRISONMENT applied only III
cases of permanent alimony. but that III
the case Of temporary alimony man cou'd
be held in jail indefinitely.
In an opinion of Justice Guy releasing
Richards from jail he characterized me
argument Of Mrs Richardss lawyer as an
ahsurdty." He said that Richards was
without means or source of income ana
Was in poor health To commit him again.
said Justice Guy would he violation Oh
tho spjrit and the letter Of the law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-12
ANTI.BOYC0TT HOPES GONE
Parker Admits Labor Has Won
Great Victory in Court.

The decision Of the United states Circu''
Court OF Appeals in reversing )udg'''"'
Of s2S2 go given by the lower court 10 H. r.
Ioewe e. CO.. Of Danbury. against '"e
United Hatters Of North America. "blas's
the hopes OF the American Anti boyc"''
Association and tho plaintiffs OF recovering
and enforcing Judgments against members
Of labor organizations" In the opinion ot
Alton r. Parker. OF counsel for the hatters.
ut is an important and helpful decision
for organized labor" said Judge Parker
Yesterday. While the suit was brought ny
Loewe e. Co. still tho real prosecutor a.
appears from the record. was the American
Ant-Bovcott Association. That association
promised to pay the expenses OF the lifisa-
ton and. in addition, selected the DEFEND
ants
THE basis Of selection was properly
basis solely. II member 81 some hntters
union could he found who owned his l'tt'e
home or possessed hank account or potn'
he was made defendant and his property
attached. \ recovery and enforcement oi
judgment against members of labor orean'-
cations based solely on the fact that they
were members II was naturally assumed
would drive out every economical and saw
ing member That hope Of the American
Anti Boycott Association and OF the plain
tiff is blasted by this decision
Danbury. April I'D. +. Loeue. the hat
ter. who brought the suit against the United
Hatters OF North America. to-day said:
"As view the matter at present. II
seems 10 mo that our case should be taken
10 the Supreme Court Of the United States
for final decision upon the points that have
been raised in the appeal just decided
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-12
DIVER INSPECTS THE IRENE
Ships Owners Place Loss to
Date at Over $4,000.

Peter Anderson. one Of tho most expert
divers i'm the employ az the Merritt & Chan
man Wrecking Company. descended several
times 10 the bottom Of the North River
slip at Hoboken yesterday 10 inspect the
condition ri the Princes Irene. which went
ashore near the Lone Hin sand bar las,
Thursday. According to the North Ger
the rudder was damaged. the rudder post
broken and the stern frame hack Of the
ships propeller twisted
on behalf Of the company n was an
nounced that the expense to date IRE
srectivc Of the broken parts. amounted to
something over $4,000. or at tho rate Of
81 nOo an hour for the eiChty-three hours
the vessel was n prisoner In the sand IN
Fire Island.
Captain F. Won Letten-Petersssn. COM
mander Of the Princess Irene. Will take her
under her own steam to Newport News this
week Tugs will accompany tho ship ~
guide and steady her since her r,Idder Is
out Of commission. She will probably he
n, Newport News two weeks for repairs
and then Captain Won Tetten-Peterssen
will take her 70 the Mediterranean. Moth
Inc viii he made public from this side con-
corning the CAPTAINS report 10 the com
many. His hearing will he conducted nv
the North German LLOYD Line AZ Bremen.
acting. probably. in conjunction with tho
Maritime Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-12
MAYOR MAKES BOY HAPPY
Sees Urchin Whiting, and Buys
Him New Knife.

one Of the band of young urchns who IN
habit the city Hal; Park was feeling )ns' a
bit stuck M" last night HIS feho"
rrchins rather conceded that he had right
10 his airs. insonuch as Mayor Gaynor had
bought him a new iackknife
The boy was sitting on bench. engaged
in aimless whiting, when the Mayor
passed on his way 10 luncheon. 1he
Mayors thoughts may have been back IN
the old homestead in Oneida County as ne
moved along in an aimless sort OF way.
Suddenly he looked up, saw the boy ana
for minute or two watched his frannc
efforts 10 cut the wood. In another minute
the MAYOR and the boy were on their way
10 nearby store. where brand new jack
knife found its way into the hands Of the
delighted lad
on his way back from luncheon the
MAYOR stopped In the bright sunshine IN
front Of the city Hall long enough TO chat
with Patrolman Feary. and express the
wish that he. too, might be able to spend
more time i'm the open air. Il would soon
get rid Of this crick i'm my throat. he said,
IF could be outdoors all day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-12

Only three more days before
Easter!
That might worry the man
who depends upon his tailor
but not the man who depends
upon us.
Often custom-tailor's GUS
toners who come to us in such
times become friends for life. 1
We fit them with cutaway or
| frock coat cut from the identical
fabrics the best custom tailors
use.
In a style which is decidedly
this years. but is not so pro-
nounced as to be out Of style
next year.
Without delay.
Without extravaganza.
Getaway coats With wsistcosts s24 70 SIS.
Frock coats with oaistcoa,s. SIS 10 b1
Striped trousers. 81 to $40.
Whit. and fancy washable waistooats 81 70 ~
Our Sc silk hat shines in COM
PAW with most SO hats.
Patent leather shoes, canes,
and Easter neckwear in orderly
profusion.
One safe bet!
Spring overcoats will be |
handy for many day vet. = n
Conservative Oxford grav
and blacks 60 best with Easter
suits-go well with any suit.
Spring overcoats, $ls to s4s
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores
Warren st. 18th st. s4tha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-12
ROBIN OBJECTS TO CLAIM
Protests Against Payment of $4,000
to Lawyers

Joseph c. Robin from his prison cell
caused to be filed yesterday in the Su-
preme Court his objections to the claim ior
$500 for services made against the North
ern Bank by the law firm OF Clifford, Hobbs
4 Beard. The latter were counsel for the
bank and for some of the Robin enterprises.
and Robin protests against the payment OF
the claim that they make. on the ground
that they were under retainer of $500
and that they were not entitled TO any
more
Several days ago orion II. Cheney, Super
intendent of the State Banking Depart
ment. asked Justice Newburgor for an or
der permitting him TO pay the claim of the
lawyers who hold the papers IN several
actions against the Northern Bank. Mr..
Cheney wanted these papers turned over 10
the law firm OF White & Case, who reHre-
sent him in the Northern Bank cases. JUS
tice Newburger refused 10 grant the order,
saying that he had no power to authorize
the payment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-12

"indau. March 3i-Aker ,NcO. New York via
BriShsm "
Pir~u. April PATHS Grn. New York Via
Malta; April io-Arasonia Ger. New York for
Hull, April io-idsho OBr. New York via Port.
land, England
Havre. I'll 10 -Prinz Wiem III dam New
York VIA Paramarbo. etc, for Am,tardau
Las Pslmas. April Leeds CT, tRr) CSleta
bueno. 'aleta Coloso. Antofogasta and Rio
De Janciro for New York
Iahi. Ray, April li-Westminmter ODD New
York Via 81 Vincent. g v for Fremanus
London. April II Minneapolis 1Rr, NV York
nn'ssa' Arril to-talyx nRrD New York
Malta. April lO--Pagenturm ,Ger, Calcu,,a and
colombo for Boston and New yorL
Frsmantlo. April 10 song,n Gen N,x YORK;
Via Cape Town. wv"
SAILED
liverpool Aprtl li-Carmana tRr, New York
maIselles April Roma (Fr) New York
N,werp' Npfil "-Nanhattan IRr N.u Work.
Mohtevieho. April O--Nasari ,Rr, ,,ror, pvsno.
Mtes New York via Barbodos etc
nuenos ANres April h-Rantu ,Rr, Nav York
hafnanos April io-Caideron ,aeig, iron,
. santos etr), New York
- tnonias, Aprii IN. p m-rartma ,Rr, fran
'o'o pas, ApIu -kslomc ,Br) from Calcutta
PASSED
''"s"af April lo-puca desu .hr,,,i utan
New lotA Tor Naples ana Genoa
zap. wrath. April li-Diam.n, ,c,n NAM
York for - '""'sn' "e'' Nc"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-12
FIRE AT A. G.. VANDERBILT s
Pot of Tar Boils Over on Roof of House
He Has Leased.

Some excitement was caused yesterday
afternoon when FIRE engines ratified up TO
the door of the house leased by Alfred q.
Vanderbilt. at No II Fast sd street. TO put
out IRE caused by the burning over Of a
pot Of tar On the roof
The house was leased from Ernesto c.
Fabbri. who IS now in Europe Some re-
pairs were being made To- he roof MIR
Vanderbilt has not yet moved into the
house The nremcn made short work Of
the flames after they had done about SO
damage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-12
CENTRAL'S CLAIMS ATTORNEY
Frank v. Whiting Appointed and
Other Changes Announced.

Frank Y. Whiting has been appointed
general claims attorney for all Of the New
York Central lines, with headquarters In
this CITY. He will have general charge 81
claims for loss and damages 10 persons and
nroperty. EXCEPT such as are subject 10 the
traffic and accounting departments. Harry
A. Downs has been appointed chief claim
agent Of the New York Central aud Wills
H. Failing assistant
Miles Bronson, heretofore superintendent
Of The Mohawk division ~ Albany u ap-
pointed superintendent "t the electrical ~
,,.ieion succeeding q T.. Bardo, who has
gone 10 the Lehigh Valley.
u W Oman. superintendent of The Penn
sylyania division. has been appointed su.
perintendent OF the MohhWk DIVISION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-12
CANADIAN ELECTED DIRECTOR
Sir William Mackenzie, of Toronto,
Chosen by Metropolitan Life.

The Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
many held its annual meeting yesterday
all Of the directors being reelected. The
board was increased by two new members
Sir William Mackenzie. OF Toronto ana
Robert w de Forest, Of tins ely.
Sir William Mackenzie is rated one OF the
most substantial business men of Canada.
and his selection had the Endorsement Of "A
large number of his countrymen. He Is
the president OF the Canadian Northern
Railway.
Mr. de Forest is president OF the Charity
organization Society and Of the Russell
Sage Foundation. He was the first Tene-
ment House Commissioner for greater New
York.
The selection OF a director from without
the United States was an innovation to
meet the growth Of the companys business
IN Canada In recent years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-12
BIG COMPREHENSIVE DIRECTORY.

Trow's Coparincrship and Corporation
Directory Of the Borough Of Manhattan
and The Bronx for 1871. which has just
been issued. shows an increase of $500
names over the 1910 edition This is the
hffv-nnth annual issue of this series The
publishers furnish the subscribers ten
monthly supplements, which give changes
that occur. and thus the directory IL kept
strictly up 10 date
There are lO7 cities. according to the 1910
census. which have population of from
2j.Dp to 10000 inhabitants The employees
of the corporations and firms in the Bor-
ough of Manhattan and The Bronx exceed
30 number the population Of ninety-six Of
these ciucL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-12
NOVEMBER PLEADS NOT GUILTY

Yiddol November pleaded not guilty yes
terdav I'm Special Sessions TO the charge or
impairing the morals OF a child. This Is
one of the charges on which November
was held by Magistrate Corrigan when he
was arraiened with dozen others taken
hv Commissioner Flynn in raid on an
alleged gambling house In Rivington street
At the request Of November's counsel
who pleaded that the defendant was await
ing trial on a charge Of perjury also. Jus
tice Wyatt postponed the case until the
perjury charge has been disposed OF in
General Sessions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-12
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Tho Taornina. reported as $40 miles east ot
sandy Hool, nj $50 m yesterday. is expected to
dock this forenoon.
The Bremen reported lH3 miles east OF
SANDY Hook nj 1872" = IN yesterday Is expected
90 dock trls forenoon.
The SAINT Anna reported go miles cast ~
Sandy Hook 1T noon yesterday is expected TO
DO, X this forenoon.
The Adratic. reported as $40 miles east ~
Sandy Hook az 2l0 p m YESTERDAY Is expected
10 dock q evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-12

which previously had obtained deposits OF
s25 600 and $4,000 each from the city. IN
April and May Of last year obtained TWO
city deposits Of s2oO"fl each In that period
the bank lent Cummins Sl25.oW Win
drawals reduced the city balance In the BANK
10 $4,000. but II was maintained at tins
figure for five months. This information
TOO was obtained from public sources.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-12

New York and Porto Rico IS Co. with sugar
Arrived at the Bar at 1927 M.
Steamer City Of Montgomery. Savannah April
S. to the Ocean So co. with passengers aud mdse
Passed in Quarantine at 6:32 m.
Steamer Mohawk. Jacksonville April and
Charleston .. to the clyde IS Co. with passen,
gers and mdse. Passed in quarantine at " ~
Steamer Julia Luckenbach. Mayaguez March
% Ponce % Yabacoa 81, Punta Arenas April l.
san Juan 2 and Pamas Atlas 4. TO the lnsuar
Line. with sugar Arrived AT the Bar at $50
steamer Navahoe. Georgetown. G G. April {
and Wilmington. y G. $. TO the Clyde 50 Co.
with passengers and mdse. Passed in Quaran-
''' steamer II N whitney Boston April 10, to
the Metropolitan SIS 90. with mdse Passed In
steamer I'iler CNorC. Demerara March 30, to
l. " & Armstrong. in ballast Arrived at the
Bar at II p m. loth.
90. to Funch. Edye Co. in ballast. Arrived at
the Bar at 1890 IN; ~
Thameshaven 28. TO Philip Ruprecht. in bal
last. Arrived at the Bar at 1890 M.
steamer SAN Juan. MayaSuez Xpr l fo poe,S .
Rico - 60. with 50 passengers. mails and mdse
Arrived at the Bar at ABA m
steamer Minas Geraes tBraz, Rio de Janeiro
March H. Bahia 90 Pernambuco -. Ceara -.
Para - and Barbados April 4. 10 the LLOYD
Brazileiro. with "a pa :sensers. malls ana mdse'
Arrived at tho Rar at "A IN.
steamer KroonlanG ,BelgD, Antwerp and Dover
April T. to the Red star Line, with 81 cabin
and .gS storage passengers ana Hidsc' hr'Neu
at the Bar al a m. 49,
Steamer Havana. Havana April 5. 10 the New
York and cubs Mail SIS 90. with ls passen.
Eers. mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar Mt
2 2E
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II Gen. Bremen
April T. Southampton and chcrbourg =, to
Oelrichs & 60. with 80. cabin and 53s storage
messengers. mails snd mdse. Arrived Mt the Bar
at . 80 m.
Steamer 5, Michael (Br,. Charleston April $.
IN Philip Ruprecht in ballast. LEFT quarantine
AZ ~ m.
steamer Prinz Sgsmund ger Montego Raw
March % Porto Colombia n. cartagena April
. colon g. Kingston and lnagua !. To the
Hamburg American Line. With - passengers.
mails and mdse Arrived az the Bar al ~ m
Steamer Princess Anne. Newport News and
Norfolk 20 the old Dominion Ss 60. with pas
scrgers and mdse Passed In Quarantine A. &:lo
pm.
s,eamef Nancy lee ClD. Huelva March y
Tor Perth Annoy. Passed IN Sandy Hook at II
m -
sandy Hook y J. April IL. 40 ? m-Wind
south. light hreoze. clear. smooth sea.
Steamer Algonquin. brunswick April y. 10 the
CLYDE - %. with passengers and mdsc. Passed
In Quarantine $40 T.
Steamer Nossned tRr,. Buenos Ayrc. Fehru
AIRY H. M1nteyideo Il. Fort Spain March ~
cienfuegos - and Havana ~ Via Boston April
10, With nlGse Southeast OF Fire Island 60"
pm.
SAILED
stoamers kronprns Wilhelm ,Gen, Bremen
Noolinm Dutch Rotterdam. Alice fBr,. Sssua
d" Ihnamo. Grenada ,Br,. Trinidad III DC
cld'nte, Galveston. Madison. Norfolk and New
lut News titf ~ 81 Louis Savannah. Arape
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-12
THURSDAY. APRIL IL
TpANSPACIrIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer Close I'm y. Y. PM
Hawaii Japan. Corsa. china 'Vla
san Francisco, KOREA .-..... April II. $50
Jspan Corea. china. Philippines tvia
Vancouver Empress Of Japan. April IA. q 80
Jausn Corea. China via Taeomai-
Sing CHOW .................... =. April H. $40
Hawaii FIJI Islands. Australia New
2caiand 1vla Vancouver, Makura April 10. $50
Japan Corea. China. Philippines tvia
Seattle, kamokura Maru -. April II. 20
Hawaii japan, corea, CHINA, Phil
ipp!nes Va san frlnciscol--Nip-
non Mar, ......................A April 81 O: 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-12
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

Liverpool, Apri II Mauritania iBr, New York
'openhasen Arril H. 10 a m--Helg Oiay Dan,.
Ne" York sta rhristiania
Montevidso. April s-Queen Helsna tBr New
York for Buenos Avres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-12
Vessel


Vessel. For Line. closes. sails
Caronla Liverpool Cunard.. $50 1890 a m
Majestic. Southampton. Am III 80 a 500 p m
Bermudian. Bermuda Quebec 500 IN 1000 Il IN
P'celphia Ia ruayra. Red II $40 IN 1900 m
Seminole. Domingo clyde. 1000 m 90 y IN
Panama. Cristobai. Panama. II 80 a N 800 p m
Eugenla Trieste. Austrian. -- 100 IN
Elucher Hamburg. Hamb Am - 1000 a m
Iombardia. Naples. Italian. 1900 m
Hamburg Naples Iiamb- Am --- 1000 a IN
Yumuri santiago. ward. 1900 m
ITogtiois Jacksonville. clyde -- 100 ID m
Nueccs Galveston. Mallory 100 IN
THURSDAY. APRIL l3
T. = wilhelm. bremen. q /. 4 30 a m 10 .OO a n,
n Provence ilaVre, French. 100 a IN 1000 M
MORO Castle. Havana. Ward. 300 IN 1900 ui
santa Marta. Jam. 4 r co. $50 a IN 1900 IN
I'ller 81 Kits. Dem. 800 a m II 40 M
Oceaua Bermuda Der All 90 IN 300 u m
I n states. 'tiansand. scan \ --- 200 D IN
Panama Naples. cunnrd. .... 1900 IN
Louisiana. Naples. Italian.
Uranium I.ibau. Uranium.
algonquin. Jksony'le. clyde. -- IOOp m
. 81 Nontomery. saw Saw. 400 D m
FRIDAY. APRIL ~
Ir Sicismund Jamaica. " 4. ~ 90 % u m
Mohawk. Jacksonville CLYDE. 100 y m
Matsuzas. Tampicp. Ward. o.. 1900
Icavali, Para, --- ...-.-.l2:Co m 300 n IN