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New-York tribune., 1911-01-02
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Sunday, January
1911
ARRIVED

Steamer sh.ra CBr,. Barry December II. 10
Barber & Co, IN ballast Arrived al tAe bar
@' steSmer ESU Kirkdale cBD Shields December Il.
10 J + Whitney Co. in ballast. Arrived al
The Bar al 10 p m. 3lst ut. -,-. ,,....,,.-
steamer Tamarac CBr. Rotterdam December
l6 to Philip Ruprecht. IN ballast Arrived at
s,eamer canadian lBD Liverpool December
81 10 the White star Line with mdse. Ar
rived al the Bar at a m.
Steamer Lapaud (Belgl, Antwerp and Dover
December "A 10 the Red Star Line, with l3l
cabin and 2J2 steerase passengers and mdSe.
Arrived at tho Bar al II n. -
Steamer Hesperus Ger,' Rotterdam Deem Deem
Der 49, 10 Philip Ruprecht, in ballast Arrived
I" steamer suwgnee (BD Manchester December
H. 10 Phillip Ruprecht in ballast Arrived ar
the Bar az G:3O a N.
steamer Altsl Ger. CicnfuegCs December u,
Manzanillo 10Th Kingston 22d santiago 4th
and Havana 2sth 20 The Hamburg American
Line with 70 passengers and ndse. Arrived
at the Bar at $50 m. -
steamer Carmania (Br). Fiume December u:
NaDieg 2Oth and Gibraltar 30, - the Cunari
ss COMPANY Limited. with 21I cabin and l,mb
steerage passengers and mdse. Arrived at the
SI stesner al cearic CBr1. Liverpool December q.
10 the White star Line. with l4o c3Dln ana % %
s,eerage passengers and mdse. Arrived al thr
fe; stesmeT a. eIOV Guiana Br Boston December ~.
r. l. Outerbridge e. CO, IN ballast. Leit
Steamer Neidenfels Ger. Calcutta November
10 colombo 18Th. Port said December 3 Malta
18th AM fNlld4tlplld HAoNf 9.
a. with mdse Arrived az the Lar az m
Steamer Northman, towing barge san An
,o,,to Port Arthur December 20 foG PioVi-
dence Passed IN Quarantine at 500 m 40
steamer Fl Alba. New Orleans Decernber =.
20 80 Southern Pacific Company. with IndHe-
Passed In Quarantine a. 40 m. o.,
Steamer COmanche Jacksonyilie december =
Ell CHARLESTON Goth % the CLYDE - company
az az ,sssenesrs and ndse Anchored In Graves
end Bay 5 y m. -. 49,, -
,oit, 20 the Old Dominion S Company win
~ ssengers and udse. Passed IN quarantine
s,earoe- Delaware Philadelphia, 10 the clyde
ss comnany with mdse. Passed IN quarantine
$40 . --r
Buccaneers Cvnri, (Rr). Liverpool. Andyk
rr1utIh6 Rotterdam Carl Woermann Gerl'
wOnrovia. Via Newport News: HARRY Lucken-
SanSv Hook n J. Jan ]. 3:30 p m-Wind
.o,,sbe1xt: light breeze. raining and foggy; Eight
New-York tribune., 1911-01-02

office In time 20 be distributed for that
holiday. but were sent out during the week
so that they served equally well as New
Years gifts.
picture book made and illustrated oy
the girls Of the sixth grade Of the Sprague
School. in Brockton. Mass, was forwarded
to the Office by Miss Elizabeth Earle: tns
teacher. 10 be given TO some nttle glrI o.
a Sunshine gift Some excenent clothIvHs
came from Mrs. Hood, OF AihshIa, "a -; "a
stockings from Mrs. Knoer OF Huntlahu,
Tenn. slum6er shoes and wristIets HEis from a
hrancb. Donoppans from South orange;
nineteen calendars for 1911 from csrG MFs hooks % Ks
Lane. of Netherwood, y: j gaIu ,.nh DOoHh
and articles OF clothing from Mrs BaIen' t,,,a
OF Utica. y. T.; new auilta aa anu q, ogdens-
burg. u. Y: an express box OF nice Sio.
ing. woods and fancy articles fr9l. -, ~ .nd I,
of brooklyn: another box OF clo'Ititss g aten
island: a doll for Helen Halsteaui ".
braska; calendars and cards from ,n6sIy "a OF
Of St Adams, VT; Miss }. "a Rennett
Washington: A. II. Bosert ana ..
and many without names OF donors'
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Christmas Helpers.

0,re NJ Z. Dillen, Of the Golden kuie
III has given one barrel Of potatoes
IN the South Ferry branch OF Little Mo'l-
ers and another barrel TO the Little
Missionary" Day Nursery.
The SUNDAY School class or Mrs II d.
Curtis. of Stratford. Conn, VIII senu OIL
root q box Of clothing 10 city fanny
uyhere there are a number of children, As
srocia1 cheer. Miss Mary Newman, ot TN
oc. y asked for the addresses OF ten
Young girls TO whom her sunday 'cHoo'
o,as. wished 10 send Christmas greetings
The names we're sent from the genera Oh
Goo Mrs. r will respond 10 the request p'
the girl in Kentucky by sending her 'he
required magazine for year Mrs' - -
Dansvile. y. Y, d. F. c. and MISS rope,
~ Manhattan. have each given substantial
Ill, -o the needy French teacher MTs'
yadder has RESPONDED 10 request lot
Nebraska.
rbe Misses De Vinne, OF The Bronx sent
one dozen pairs Of wool stockings ana zen
,,ounds OF candy 20 the Union BapIis'
i,b,,rcb on West 62d street for the Sunldy
goboors christmas tree. Mr.. W. OF LID
-, street Manhattan. sent an une&-
tod hut no less welcome ray OF help-
g., ,rear 70 a Brooklyn widow who mas
sysrv day a hard struggle for existence
ter two Young children 10 support. A
-,ar,her OF the spinsters branch has helped
80 r,aIa much brightness in the life OF
Ia,ely woman in Manhattan suffering from
.r incurable disease. The sum of s was
s5yen for special comforts and generous
Cn,ietrnas dinner basket sent 10 her. Mrs
car,,.eI Willets. president of the Purchase
y Y branch, writes; "Our Christmas
..,.,atirp' 20 Miss Omstead and the lit
10 mariners OF the South Ferry branch
,,..ro cent this week. There were twenty
,,eoe each containing two waists, two
r,aire Of drawers and one skirt, also three
snacisI hags from the Misses Elliott and
N,ss Horton. They contained I'VE skirts.
fopr uairs Of stockings, five pairs Of
dravers five waists. two beautiful dolls,
1ot of scrap pictures, two cakes Of soap
and rwo wash cloths. Mrs. l.. l.. Mackey
sent a package containing pretty things
and candy. our bags this year were un-
usually pretty.'
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Of Interest TO CUomen
L0NG|NCS FOR FREEDOM
They Can Be Satisfied by Co.'S
tunes Now in Vogue.

Seldom has II been possible for women 10
appear so unencumbered by their clothes
as in these days. though how long the pres
ent order OF things will endure, Il is i'm
possible to say. The train, II is said. IS
coming into its own again. and this eX-
tremely ornamental addition to feminine at
tire Will doubtless be generally received
with open arms, II 1t will only consent 10
keep to its proper sphere. That women
should ever again, in the light of modern
scientific knowledge, consent 10 trail their
garments through the streets IL inconceiv-
able, and even in the house-and vacuum
cleaned house at that-there are times
when the soul cries out for the freedom cf
moderately short skirt. Also the aesthetic
woman must often crave the luxury of a
New-York tribune., 1911-01-02
Requests.

Has any one THE Christian Herald 10
rass on regularly 10 an invalid member in
Pennsylvania?
II Miss Eleanor Tracy. Of ST. Louis
viii send her street address, which she
forgot TO put in her letter the desired in
formation will be sent 20 her
Mrs E.. OF Lexington avenue. a worthy
widow. asks for some clothing for her
three children. a girl Of thirteen years and
rwo boys. nine and eleven years. Since the
husbands death this woman, who is we'll
known at the Office. has made a brave
struggle 10 keep her children together, and
now she is really broken down from over
work.
A pair OF M bedroom shoes dark
color. are needed for an aged member
New-York tribune., 1911-01-02

months I shall send my small Offering 10
the general ONCE. I hope many viii join
me in this simple way OF helping others"
A Brooklyn member writes: For years
nv daughters and have only sent cards
as holiday greetings to our friends. re-
serving all our money gifts for those who
really need cheer" This member has done
much 10 aid the Tribune Sunshine Society
in making sunshine In dark places
New-York tribune., 1911-01-02
AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

,,.oof Ia, t-ualic Br). Nev York via
Queenstown. ~ - vi To-.
uovifie Ian l--Callfornia lBri New YORK Tor
GLASGOW (and proceeded
SAILED
.o,.e,stoUu Ian l. $50 m-Megantic tBD'
rom Liverpool for New York. 1890 n M
csronia C5rD. from LIVERPOOL for New York.
eo,,6sn,nton ian ! 1880 m-BlGcher GER
80" ,r,rn Hamburg and Boulogne for New York
me- ri Minneapolis tBrl. from London for
,,.,.r. rec a1-Niagara CFD. New York
i1art,nouth Dec 81 RubOnis Okussl from St"t-
IN for New York and Baltimore
PASSED.
"a. N,,otssIa Deo 81 -Cailisto Dutch, New York
- ~. nt ne i,tynors FOR odessa ana NovOrossisk.
,,o,,sr nee 3i-New YORK Dutch. New YORK
for Rotterdam
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A REMARKABLE cHAPEAU.

A new hat designed especially for the
woman who has retained all the instincts
OF her savage ancestors is a helmet shape.
covered with tailIess er1nine and bordered
with royal blue velvet The decorations
consist Of two rOscttcs, each or Whicn ~
made of twelve humminE birds laid nat,
with their bills meeting in the centre
New-York tribune., 1911-01-02
Suggestions

Mrs. D.. Of Manhattan. has adopted
practical way Of helping. which. II fol-
lowed out By many. would lead TO a con
stant replenishing OF The emergency fund.
She saws. My weekly allowance for per
sonai expenses is limited but I put by 10
cents each week sum so small that few
would miss il, and at the end Of tAgss
New-York tribune., 1911-01-02
STOLE GRAPE FROM THE DOOR.

streau7ers of black and white Grape which
an undertaken had attached TO the door OF
Xo q, Avenue c wefe stolen some time
civ Yesterday The undertaken reported
,pc case 10 the police, who are looking for
the meanest thief
New-York tribune., 1911-01-02
{ (ITRIBlUnNIRe
SUNSHIkE
FASEOCfETY1

"a friend in need" my neighbor said to me-
a friend indeed is what ] mean 20 De-
And in the hour OF need you'll find me
true" -, -. 49, harA.
7 thought a BIT, and took him by the hand
INV friend" said l. you do not unoeistdhu
= = 81" Sriand ia u,bat the heart needs all the
n ,,,,a Henry van Dyke.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-02
WIRELESS RsPoRTs.

The Ninrewaska, reported as a1s miles i cas-, .,
sandy Hook ~ a m geS0@Iua'' "
10 dock this forenoon. -, .,,.s aas, ~
ne F,i-ness!a, reported ar 800 Iles 49, "a "a
SD, Hook al 1890 a. II. yestsFoAJ' - sAEo0'ou
te lgrk Tuesday forenoon
New-York tribune., 1911-01-02

rRANspAClFIc MAILS.

Destination and steamer. Close Il ~
5slan Cores Philippine CHINA VIZ ilr, asv $50
iaccms)- Tacona Maru ...-., f,. ~
Hawaii. Japan. COrs8. China ~.
pPines via san FTancisco'--Aa0N To-day. $50
r g9..a Jan. I, $50
talau C0res, China via Sealt4e)- Tan & $50
Tahiti harqusssc. Cook lslanns,
Australia. New Zealand Nlt SaH 10, a 80
Francisco J-AOrsnI ....--...' "a. ''
ns"sii, Jsrsn. Cores. China, fnliP
pines fiia san FranciscoD-AmerA : $50
hsNsh Cls san lIsLCiEC0g sierra J"D'' -
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one; 4. ". Whaley, s. as meHOersh'p l'-
AllcndaIe, n. j., Report.
Mrs. Frank Drummond. president OF the
adult and Junior branches Of Allendale y
l.. is always modest in making her report
of what is done in the name OF sunshihe.
She saws briefly four hundred articles o.
clothing were distributed locally; specla'
box of clothing to a family in BroohSh'
another box TO negro family. also some
furniture and an outfit for baby flowers
and ielies TO the sick; picture postals 10 the
children's ward and the Paterson Hospital
and regular reading 10 a member In Penn
syIvania. The juniors have done most creu-
table work one young girl Of fifteen years
wrote a fairy play and the parts were TAKEN
nv q large number OF children with such
GOOD success that $50 was put in the oranch
treasury During the summer at the sea
side cottage Of the president some OF the
juniors held a costume party and mace %,
which was sent 10 the Children Hospi'di
IN Bridgeport, Conn. az sunshine gll''
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Money Received.

N. :. r. Of Manhattan, sent 40 Tor
Christmas cheer: c. NJ. r.. OF Danv'le'
Penn. IS Cor the emergency fund; MIS-
Young, Of Edenville. n. Y, = as a Do
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Hawaii Cvia Sa8 Francisco)-Wlhel- ..,o
nina ......... 80 - % r'-'-' 49, 0
japan Corea China Philippines via 80
Observation-Disclosures Of japan. Jan 70 b.jO
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Contributions.

Some OF the Christmas contributions. ow-
ing 20 the rush season, did not reach the
New-York tribune., 1911-01-02
ri.EspAY. January 3.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY =
Brings mail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS
rnDAY

WA Mail Vessel
,l,gsa sallE
Fesssl Tor. LIil6,.r LUZ =, .o1 a m ] 90 p m
Surname, ParamarlDo. y, ~, - - 800 m
TUESDAY. JANUARY o:
washington, Bremen, 49, 1000 q m
3'!hdhin. kotteroaIn' hCi- ] 90 y m
Apache Jacksonviie. Clyde. 400 o m
o. Columbus, Sbvannah, haF
- - q. an a n, 1000 m
,,,alHpehla, LiYefpoo5 iuL" % rn 7 90 a m
sara Argentina lsofSo..-,', M a 10 10 90 a
- - eIIhldiaIli Bermuda. 49, 1000 no u % m
;aaaiaeas. frenada. lrlhluau' ~ IN M 800 . m
eIiafiai Nrlstobai, fs4laii'A 80 20 >, 800 y m
etayanEeTen. BiUeheds 49, .I%."VD' no 90 q m
51Iponisnd, Antwerp REQ S1A4 100 m
eSSo.ia' trieste. AusuisI. 12:OO
esnzsnilio, santiago, "Sfo' 90 m
'.cho' galveston Na4lory 100 p m
lcmanche. Jacksonville, clyde -
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AllcndaIe, n. j., Report.

lated Christmas gift for some suffering
one; 4. ". Whaley, 81 as membership zee
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sunrise, 7:24. sunset. 4:44; moon sets o''l'
Moons age :.
HIGH WATER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-16
WEDDINGS.

\ pretty wedding took place las;
evening IN the principal parIot of the
Georgetown University. when Miss May
Edmond<, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
George y. E.lmondS, became the bride
Of Mr. William Reginald ,l'at>apaugh.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Fl. j. Cutler, pastor Of St. Mary ;
Church. Alexandria. The bride vas
attended hy. her cousin. Miss katherine
Thomas The best man was Mr.
Chas. +. Burke, OF Washington. y C..
also cousin Of the bride.
Mr.. William j. Hunt and Miss Mary
Dent Kraft. both Of this city. were
married in Rockville, Md. this morn
ing. Bev W. d. keenc, ohiciared. The
young compile have many friends and
acquaintance in Alexandria. all OF
whom tender their congratulations
The bride has for several years been ~
attache nf this office, and she has III,
best wishes Of her former associates
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-16
r. E. KNIGHT
TO THE
Owners Of DogsE
MAYOR 0FFft f.

''CN''| = =
All persons Owning or ',l''h'ih- -
keep any anlnli or "ui ~" >l'''''
should como !or"ari on "r ''''''''
TIr<E rryVT< IGil.-
,;..-,-, r,,,. M. ,a,,r rrou,
a''' ,|"J o,,1 ,r,n,. ,l,c .,1I, ~ IYnr ,lI
tlc Au'I IloL. ,,a.,' ,r,[.' ,,.i,h.
persons ." mn, :; .,r,, s,,binrt
&C. -. Iar-s IN thc subject rrurIirc
~ =, I.,,,r s5rp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-16
INSTRUMENTATION IN
RANKS Of INSURCEN s
efRuse 10 Obey MaderO and Defying
Others in Authority Serious Con
diti0nS Throughout Mexico.

RI Paso. Tex, .Iune l6.--rllrrr !:
INSTRUMENTATION in the ranks nf ih'
Mexican insnrgent forces.
The authorities at .Iuarez refused Il
comply with Francisco Mmiero's in
structions that Gen. h. j. NilIlocn br
supplied with men for his expedition
against The Magonistaa in lower Cali
fornia
In addition lose Orozcn. a cousin OF
the ;nsurrrcto general who has more
than 800 men il the .Iuare2 garrison,
il open.y defying Brig. Gen Jose de Ia
LeBlanco. civil and military chief oi
the city. Orozro has arrested Rlanco' ;
policemen.
Similar conditions are said to pre-
vail at CasaS Grandes. Nogales and The
other border towns which the former
insurgents control.
According to this condition the III.
Snrgent part of the lower California
expeditions may have to he abandoned
General Niilioen today telegraphed
4 strong protest Ia Made;o ard de-
mands an Investigation by the Wai
Minister
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-16
TWO CHILDREN
B|T7E BY A MAD DOC
Little Girl and Little Boy Attacked
by Brute Head Showed AMI
NAL Had Rabies.

A little daughter OF Mar. hall Stout
and n little son Of Ruppert Mitchell Of
this city were bitten by 4 dog last
Sunday. The animal waS killed by
Officer Bell, and there being apprchru-
sion lest the brute had been suffering
from rabies, The head Was sent by Act
M Mayor +. +. Marbury 10 The
PsS,ortment OF Animal Industry in
Washington in order that an examina-
ton could be made. Acting Mayor
Marbury this morning received 4
letter from the department in which
it was stated that thn examination
demonstrated tina, he ,!ug previously
to being killed wa< suffering from
rabies
Attention has ~ various Zines been
called bv the Gazette Ia The rac, that
heroic measures ,hn,Id H.. instituted
at ono. n relieve m. rn.um,,n,tv of \
,arnatuoI. n,ar,c. ;, .,fn,v r.nm
snecimans II IL. canine cr.,,;nn which
a.. olw,vs I.o;op in al.y,uir;o Thrrn
,re soma who m,l.n ,nol,o;,s fnr
dogs who arc nronr ia Iodaa rnmplain,s
NJ IN. police station # nrirhhnr :
rnos,.r crows ,no Io,,d and wh, KANT
,bo l,w anforcod shoulI some snn.i
man or M. hn,in. family IL. .h,ncr
,,II, an ~ IL o,,io.,rc
:, ~. l,.,-;,,. f.,.,,rt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-16
MAY BE SECESSION ORDINANCE


When i;uvrruur Mann WAS informed
yesterday niirruonn that III original
nrlinaurr II ,h. >rrr>slpm ~ :hr State
OF Virginia hangs upon The Wall oi
G,nrrr WadSwnrih Post No. 49,
GRAND Army nf The EcpuHlir. n
Nalirk. Mas. and HAT the valuable
parchment might he recovered il ap
piled for by the pr"pr! ou'hurirlrS, l,r
expressed the urmnS, asr"ni>!mcnt,
and VAS very earnest III hi, pr ,rrSta.
tinnS Of thanks f"r the Information.
II it is found that ri.r orlirancr is
IN original. !" said Governor Mann. /
will spare no pans 10 recover It for HE
state.
D.. Douglass :. Freeman. Stale Tax
Commissioner when approached on the
matter, said there had been three
original secession ordinances signed in
Virginia 'l'nr first nf these according
tn Dr. Freeman. was u regularly cn.
crossed ordinance IN parchment bear
ing the signature uf President John
Janney and ]. l.. Euhank. secretary oi
the secession convention. This l. n0W
OH lille in The State Library ia Rich.
mnud According Ia Df. Frrcmrn the
originals Of the rwu last yrdilGtnce> uf
secession are lost. He -av~ Gen.
Eppa Huntou once iuld hiu, thai he
had seen the original II iiIr .rc"nd
ordinance in rhr ntli,.r IL rtr late
Judge l'nicrwroL. at Alrxanlria
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-16
MOUNTED CARRIER USED.

Postmaster Egghuru this morning
made an experiment with the view TO
improve the present mail service OF this
city. If successful he will endearor 10
prevail upon The Postoltice Department
the necessity of putting il into opera
tfon as soon as possible. Mr.. Egg born
sent out a mounted carrier 70 make 4
circnit OF the outlying districts OF the
city, with the object OF demonstrating
the utility Of adding such IN adjunct TO
the delivery service. By .his arrange
ment an earlier and better service
could be put in operation. Should 1t
be adopted by the department, the
present seven carriers corid give three
deliveries day within he city instead
of two, as at present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-16
FINED FIFTY DOLLARS

George Baker. 4 BaIimprean. be.
came drunk while on visit 10 this
city last night and created considerable
exciteIn ent in the vicinity Of The Co.
Iumhia engine house Officers RawIctt
aud Reed Sood appeared and took
Baker in custody. Upon reaching the
station house the officers proceeded to
take an inventory OF the contents OF his
pockets and found two knives. They
also liscovcSed that ha carried q razor
in a leather scabbarI suspended from
his neck. Baker was brought before
the Police Court this morning and
fined fits dollars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-16
LOCAL BREVITlES.

While bass fishing near lhr Cham
Bridge yesterday. Henry NoIlm"r, 4
Washington baker, WAS ,rlzrd viii
asthma He fell into the water ans
died II is believed he WAS moi drowned.
however. The aSthmatr attack ram>
ing death Mlchael ColIlus. his com
paniou. manifested hrrri>m in attempt,
10 save Nollmer.
improvements to the Old Dominion
Boat Club house will he lcgnu within
th" next thirty days. Two thousand
dollars have been appropriated Tor the
work.
pr. +. A. German had his nose broken
Yesterday afternoon at Alcxardrla
baseball park 10y being struck by 4
foul play before the game between the
Alexandria Baseball Club and Willard
Hotel team. OF Washington. DR.. Cor.
man proceeded 10 the Alexandria Hos
pital. where his injuries we're dressed.
Thompson X Appich have sold for
Mr.. Thomas A. Groves the property
occupied by the Griffin Furniture Co.
No. $40 and SD King. street 10 Mr..
George ]. HainrS OF Accotink. Fairfax
county.
The a. 4. C.. IrS. Yesterday defeated
the K. a. C.. by the score OF ; Ia :. the
game vas called in the sixth on ar-
conn, Of rain the batteries WAS De-
Vaughan, Franklin and Belts
The schooner Edith from Port
Tampa. Fla, with phosphate rock for
the Alexandria Fertilizer anl Chemical
Company, has arrived.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-16
THE STRIKE Of bn.IIsH
SEAMEN ABOUT OVER
Trouble to End by a Compromise
Men Will Accept Terms Offered
By Companies.

London, June l'i.-So far as treat
Britain is concerned the strike OF the
spamen will end in compromise with
in the next few hours. accnrdins 10
present indications.
The acceptance by the men Q! .he
offers OF the White Star, Canadian
Pacific Railway Company, and the Lam
bert and Holt lines of ten r:hl!'.ngs
montallv wage increase is expected to
be followed by others companies and
their men. This vii! end the strike
here. The offer OF increased wages Is
fifty per cent OF the amount asked Tor
in The original demands.
The Elder Dcmpster and the Royal
Mail are conferring with their men
today aud hope to reach an agreement
on a similar basis.
Reports from the continent show
that the strike there is hzzle. The
ren have generally refused to quit,
having discovered that all OF the com
panics had large numbers OF China
men under guard waiting to substitute
them for white men il the latter l''''
,pDrt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-16
COLONIAL. BEACH
r. r. Knox, Auctioneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAi. rs.
TATE

Pursuant 10 decree entered in the
Corporation Court Of the City Of AL
exaudria, Virginia. on 1nne -. 1911,
in the chancery cause Of &.
II. Smith. against Lula G.. Smith
the undersigned commissioners will
offer for sale 81 pdhlic auction. in
front oi the Royal Street entrance
10 the Market building. on Tues
day. June p. 1911. At eleven o'clock
a. NJ. the following described prop
erty situated in the City nf AieXan-
dria. Virginia. to-wit
BEGINNING on the wrsl side of
Patrick Street 100 feet 3 inches.
more at less. south of Dake Street
and Al Harrington's sonIh line. and
running thence south on Patrick
Street l6 leet " inches more or less.
10 the middle OF the partition be
tween the tenement on this lot and
the tenement on the loI adjoining on
the south. thence weSt parallel with
Duke Street 100 feet 10 q court 46
feet 10 inches wide. thence north
on said CourI lG feet = inches.
more or less. the length of the
first line and thence east in a
direct line 10 the beginning. with
right of way over said court in com
mon with others. and being thar
property conveyed to G. T. Smith.
deceased BY Christina Kultz. by deed
dated December IA. 1901. and rec
ordad among The land records OF the
City Of Alexandria. Virginia. in Deed
Book No. II, al page 50.
The terms of sale 10 BE- nnr-third
cash ami the balance in six and twelve
months. with interest on thr drierr-
ed payments at the rate of six per
centum per annum, The title 60 be re-
tained until ali the purchase money
is paid, or ali cash al The option oI
the purchaser.
j X. NJ. Norton.
Robinson Moncure.
commissioners of Sale.
| certify that the bond required oil
the above Commissioners, has been
duly executed, with sufficient securi-
ty.
Ieste:
Newell s. GreensTaY.
Clerk.