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ARRIVED

Steamers Telesfora (span), Buenos Ayres
September 6. 1t Lucia october 8 and Boston
p, 10 Barber * co, with mdsc. Bar $3.50
p m ed
stratncarron Gr). Norfolk October Ii. to
Barber & co. In ballast. Left Quarantine
go m.
Britannia orr. Marsellles October 8, Al
meria 3 Lisbon IL, 81 Michaels and Ter
cera a. Horta 10 ana Providence ~, to
w Elwell & Co. with hrst, II second cabin
and steerage passengers and mdse. bar
"A NJ.
Canning (Br). Manchester October 10, 20
the White Star Line with cabin passengers
and mdse. Bar, l20 a III.
Melderskln (Nor), Valparaiso September To-
AntCfogasta 30 Balboa October and Boston
q. to Vessel. Duyal & Co, With mdse. Bar,
Frldland (swed). Baltimore October g. to
the Cans IS Line. In ballast. Left ouaran-
IS" suram dBf). Newport October 6. to David T
Warden, In ballast. Bar. midnight "a.
John Bidmer (Norl Ardrossan October 5.
to Benham & Boyesen, In ballast. Bar o'So
Van der Duyn Dutch, Puerto Cortez octo-
her IA and Kingston II, 10 the Atlantic Fruit
co. with 1 passenger and fruit. Bar ';So
delaware, Philadelphia. TO the Clyde ss co.
with mdse. Quarantine, 4.le M -
Mninocket. Stockton, 10 the Great Nortn,
cr1 Paper Co, with paper vessel 70 n IL nun
Co Quarantine. sos IN.
T.; sud Galveston October IT, 90 the SOUTH
.rn pacific 60, with mdse Quarantine. a III,
civ al Savannah. savannah OCTOBER ~ 70
th. OC,4n - Co with passengers ana ihuSo'
Quarantine 5lO IA M. e,,,.
IenaD- Jacksonville october 20 ana Charles-
Ton a. 10 the clyde IS Co, with passengers
ard udsu. Quarantine, 3 A m. o
Highland Laird OBI, Buenos Ayres SER
tember % and M0nteyideo 70 10 busN -
/ DANIELS. with mdse Bar. $50 a ~
Tibia (Frl. Marseilles october ana penia
4 10 James w Elwell & co, with muse BAL
/ $50 N. o...,.. n Mara
NaracaIbo Ia Guayra October ~. Man
/ ,aibo IA Curacao l. and Mayasue1 IL az, 70
/ HIiss Dallett < Co, with IS passehsets' ""HS
and iodse. Bar. 1882 m. s-,,- %
Hamilton. Newport News and Norfolk. 20
the Old Dominion - 90. win
and mdse. Quarantine. 2:b p m; ,,...,,,
colon Cristobal october II, to the an tIiA
Railroad IS Line, with i32 passenger Hiais
ard rndse Bar, . IN. r,,,s
"9 sapSv HOOK. " J. oct o. $50 p nn-Wln1di
southwest. light breeze: partly CLOUDY hs"'
sea. c.r,rO
s,samers Apaehe. Charleston and JACKSON,
v,lie. Santiago CUBAN. Havana LOVE- LOVE-
tisu VALPARAISO; Chesapeake, Bah'notrs'
tIandpras Velasco: Eemdyk CDutch)' uul,-
nort, NInas Geraes (BraZ), santos oas,
ylse -: Guantanamo Cnoanl, N.nl
n,iio. Guiana (3r). Demerara Princess AM It.,'
NorfoIk ard Newport News Cherokee' VIZ
,ninston N {. and Georgetown, L
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olaain Co. Sued for $4,000.

Mrs. Susan D. Brightson, in her own
behalf and acting for her husband,
George r. Brightson, filed suit yester-
day in the Supreme Court to recover
from John Clafin and the II. 3. Clafin
Company S80,6o0 the value Of 200
che alleges had been wrongfuliy con-
yerted.
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Savant a Red Cross Driver.

TNJ IcIcgTap1 % TIE Tribune
Baltimore, Oct. CIV. II. Buckler.
noted as an archeologist, who years
hgo received an offer Of the presidency
Of Johns Hopkins University. is now
driving a Red Cross ambulance in
PARIS, according to news just received
here
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BUYERS NOW IN THE CITY
Out-o Town Visitors Here Look Over Offerings of Local
Wholesale Dealers
Mems and Boys Wear.

Mems and Boys Wear.
BosToN-r;w Frlenes sons Co: Koenlss-
thai. clothing: iiG W J2d st.
CHlCAGO--Marks Brot Marks, furn
goods and hats. Waliiok.
KANSAS CITY. MO-Emery. Bird. Thnyer
u q Co; 9 y Hubbel furn goods and
clothing 20 Madison av.
WARRINGTON. ID CIV Schimmon. cloth
ing; Union Square.
Five and Ten Cent stores.
The FOLLOWING buyers registered az the Five
and Ten Cent Exchange, 10 West Goth st.,
since our last report:
BRIDGEPORT. CONN., NJ Munsie, Smith,
nRooKiYN-T. German. s.
JERSEY CITY-The FurN co.
LONG BRANCH. n IN Singer
NEW YORK CITY-w BauHgarten; A
wiILiNANTIc. coNN-D concy
Miscellaneous.
BosroN-R II White Co; w II Ross. car.
pets and rugs. 40 an az.
CHIcAGO-A u Reven & Co; n Reyeil.
carpets and upholstery goods, Plaza.
MISUNDERSTANDING g. CO; S'IebGlt, fans,
clocks, jewery and sivngware; gl5 ith Rv.
CHlCAGO-CarsOn Prize ScVtt a CO; W y
Nesblt upholstery goods. r0gs and carpets,
COLUMBUS. oH1o-Green.Joyog Co; ]
Hamer, carpets and rugs; 43 Leopard st.
LuS ANGEl.BS--A .Hsmburgeg. & Sons; o
Bartlett, carpets ana upholstery goods; 2l5
ith NV
PiiILGDELPuA-A Hyman & CO; A ny
man. carpets and rugs: Breslin
PlTTSBURQH-Arh Stephenson Co; q
OHM carpets and rugs: AZ Leonard -.
RICHMOND. fND--A ~ Bartel 90; II Bar
. tel, carpets and upholstery goods IS Leon
sT Lou1s-Torlicht. Duncker Carpet co; J
. II Schageman, G Duncker 81. carpets
and upholstery goods; % T. 18th st.
ST IOIIS-HarRadine McKittrick ID @ co;
L Tcillch, carpets and rugs; e Leon
nrd st.
ST LOUlS-Ey 3 Walker y C Co: l. Tohcn,
currets. rugs ard upholstery goods; rs
Church 81.
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Highest temperature yesterday oI se'
As p. M, lowest. 4s cat M ~
age, 80; average for corresponding nAte iast
year, 81: average for corresponding uA'S
last thirty-thrce years. 50. .-
Local FOrccast.--Fair to-day ana VA I nv,
local rains et night or Sunday moaef~'V
south winds.
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
riv.rnool oct z2--Celtic d3D, New YORK
Canos oct l5-Duca d Aosta utauh Ne"
York via Naples.
SAILED.
o,.snstown Oct .. p m-Ffaneonia IBID
Sfron, Liverpool. New York -, ,,.,-
Troon Oct 25-HenFy Iehe' V'""'
Genoa oct 1t-Rt d1talia utaD' New YORK.
PASSED.
proU, Head oct 22--Montrose tBI). New YORK
pr 1o Point oct 22-Marenso pD' New
York for Hun.
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WIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

Tho Rcd Cross. reported rs 1873 miles east
OF Sandy Hook at noon Yesterday, ie expect
&c % dock this forenoon.
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Shipping Information and
Marine News of the World

east; upper Lakes moderate northwest ana
north.
Forecast for Special Locslitiss.--bss's'n
New York. Northern New England an"
West virginia. fair to-day, probably rains
tomorrow. -,
Western NeY York and western fennHy
vsnla. cloudy to-day; rain to-nisht Ut
morrow -
Southern New England and EastsIn
Pennsylvania. fair today: cloudy tomorrow.
New JERSEY, Delaware, haryiano. III.
District Of Columbia and Virginia gene'"''
fair today and tomorrow.
Local Official Hecord.--The following our
oial record from the Weather Bureau sho"s
the changes IN the temperature FOR .ne 'a''
twenty -four hours I'm comparison with tns
corresponding date OF last year:
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BUSINESS CARDS
CARPET CLEANING.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING co. -
Cleans by compressed air, steam. hand o.
on floor. 1853 broadway. 42i East 18th st
cOE s. BRANDT. Tel isz-ssth,
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest. Lar.cst. Most Modern
FINE RUGS WOVEN FkON OLD CARfEm
Prices Reasonable. Ssnd TO- Ctrc,laf
Tel ie52- ts93 Bfyant eliza uesl fjth \.
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TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

NlO1e ~ 7.
Destination and steamer. $50 .. N.
Hawaii, Japan, Corea, China, Philip
pines tyla san Franclsco)-Shinyo
HltIi sssssssCNN -
Japan, Corea, China lyia Seattle)-
Ava Maru ............................ 20
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INSTRUCTION.
NEW YORK-Manhattan.
'lIILv! :S:!!N

Classes for Men Taught by Men IN a
Mans Way--cutting out all round
about methods and aiming for results
send for booklet 81 subjects that In
terests you Phone 1920 Columbus.
ALGEBRA emerson huitisraph sslf-lm-
Arithmetic Course In Mater nroyem ent
H u.9I emsieaey Truck Spanish
eibJs Inns .nn phf'ns stsnotypy
gu w business Motor Stenoars.
bookkeep- tor For eastinn SthoWs.
Ing sldnerS Soss ply ano
Calcium. Einsnss Marine En- TypeSrt-
Commercial forum cheering log
Law Frsnyn Moving Structural
Cest Ac. German Picture Engineer
countina HandIins Operating Inc
Exporting human Seaman. 1rlgcnom'
and In. Nature ship ttry
porting italian Navigation wood
Interior Memory Public CARVING,
Decorating Training Speaking ETC., Etc.
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Vessels Arriving at and Depart
ing from Port of New York,
Friday, October e.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise. Ell. sunset, b07. moon 81
9:47. moons axe. o.
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Barometer Readings.
8 a. ~. Ash d. "a, 3044s .. m 3O'os
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BURGLAR ALARMS.

S. ARTHUR BROWN &'Co.. ies fd6srty =,
Rector 1921. Holmes system, tor residences
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female
COOK. Protestant; excellent pastries. soups
vegetables, bread. all branches, good refer
ence and appearance. Macbeth Agency. IL
". 18Th 81 Tel, Greeley tYt5.
COUPLE.-Cook and butler, useful; Scotch
and German; excellent personality AMI
ability; good reference MacNeill AKency
II ". 35th 81. Tel. Greeley GAS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Finn.sh girl; do
entire work; best references; city, coun-
try; s2o-sS0. Lehtfs Agency, II Z. l25th
81 Phone, 56lS Harlem.
NURsE-Capabls taking entire charge OF ia
FAINT; understands all foods city or coun-
try. 81. Miss FitEGetSld's Agency 80
I'm
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Humidity.

HumIuitys
s a. NJ. 5s-i .. m. 02ls 9. n. %
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sBrlngs mail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

Mails Vessel
Vessel. For Line. close. sails
New York. Liverpool, Am. $50 a m 100 m
Verona, Naples Ital....... $50 n m 1900 m
La Touraine. Havre. Fr'ch.120o m $500 M
Vestris, Bahia, L. 4 H. 900 a IN 1890 . m
Coamo, San Juan. NY&PR. 900 a m 1900 m
Banan. Kingston. Il. b Co. $3.50 a m 1900 m
Havana, Havana. Ward. 200 m 100 y m
Bermuda, quebec 800 a IN II: a m
CamerOnla, G'gow. Anchor. - ll:Oo m
MinneWaska, London, AZ Tr - 1000 m
Italia, Naples.
Danube, Jamalca, RMSP... - 100 p m
Yaguez. San Juan. Insular. - 1900 m
Proteus. New Orleans, y p - l2:o0 IN
Medina. Galveston, Mallory - 100 p m
Comanche. ysonville, Clyde - 100 y m
Sabine, Tampa. Mallory. ---- 1900 IN
city OF Say, Saw, Saw. 800 y M
III Oceldente, Calves, So +. --- 300 m
X orlando, Brunswick, Mall ---- 300 pm
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MONDAY. OCTOBER &c.
Y Luckenbach. San Fran ----- l2:00m
TUESDAY, OCTOBER q.
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east upper Lakes, moderate northwest and
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DlNlsloH'
First Department. In the Matter OF the Ap
plication OF MANHATTAN RAILWAY cOM
PANY for the appointment OF three Commits
sloners to determine and report whether addl-
tional tracks and facilities on the Third Ave
nue. line or route Of It's elevated railroads IN
the Boroughs Of Manhattan and The Bronx, IN
the CITY OF New York, determined by the
Public Service Commission for the First DIS
trlct OF the state OF New York. ought 10 1e
constructed and operated.-ThiId Avenue Addl-
tIonal Tracks and Faciities.-Public Notice IL
hereby given that the undersigned. Julian NJ
Wright, Joseph r. Truesdale and Donald IS
Abbott having by an order OF the Appellate
Division OF the Supreme Court In and for the
First Judicial Department, entered In the
above entitled proceeding on the o 2nd DAY OF o.,
November 1918. been appointed commissioners
TO determine and report, after due hearing.
whether the additional track or tracks and
facilities on the Third Avenue line or route OF
Manhattan Railway Company's elevated rail
roads in the Boroughs of Manhattan and The
Bronx. in the City Oh New 1 c, as Ge's Co.
the First District OF the state OF New York,
sci forth in the petition OF Manhattan Railway
COMPANY. presented to the said Appellate Di-
',a,an on The 10Th day OF October. 1913 and
fied I'm III 2 Office OF the Clerk OF said Court on
The same day ought 10 be constructed and
operated: do hereby appoint rTla1yi me io,h
,srnoon az that day. al the Office Of Julian VI.
Wright No. . Rector Street Borough OF Man
hatfen Cfty OF New York, as the time and
niace for the first sitting and that at such
sitting and at such adjourned sitiings as may
be thereafter held. they VIII near all persons
Interested In the said matter. ~
Dated, New York. January stn, LIS
Joseph r. TRUESDALE,
DONALD u. ABBOTT,
Commissioners
LANES I. QUACKENBUsH
Attorney for Manhattan Railway Company
Borough OF Manhattan.
New York. y. Y
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cs;hbinq Information and
o'''' Marine NeWS of the World
Arriving at and Departing
V'''Ss Port of New York
r', Monday, January H.

t-atarfo January p S"h
..s,ss- Fl. ,1,. ard NayaEUtz D. 20 I8e
"a Asvsoit.', nsse Arrived az 'ne 1871 ~
R1. Port Iimon January
s'sne ,.rifsS Fruit CO. w" "''
! - esf =. Ponce January 3. MA -,
- III - ard san Juan o.. s...r-
$3.50 Porto Rico - 20, ~, ne Rar AZ
81, .srs AM mdse. 'N''
esr. y.ssa ,No-1 Nanzani'lo ~. nSo' V2e.i
'..ssrs- hees January 90 the W.
= ,-5 - sugar Arrived az INC h"'
.a NJ. 0s0. Dcmerara Docemt6seIr
'ssnt- s,..,,.s,,. and Grenada = 10 "e
s.r.sal ." and Trading 60, WIN
.sla, shasrs and mdsc. Arrived 81 ''e
ii o. 3, ss.,,a Itan. Naples December al. -
S9, =. fo fairfield. SOAR -, Ms,
o.. "a second cabin am 80. e~st rs
81. !. ,,sec for Ncw NoIk, ~. zee
arr an' a., storage passengers ana iaps
900 go wa Arrived az tho Bar a. lo'''
,n,mannia Gen Fort de LAY lay ~, x
SOM care Hsyticn -i ioI. =" - ISnerto
-ssl,s -,..,s-, O. Cartagcua 3. Kingston =
fa.n,s rererie and Port -su-l Ilnce
P-f Worm, d, the Hamburg American l.li.,
~ i-ss lA.r-.se-s mails and Nose Nii'N''
=, fer ,s q -.,3 iB0. Bermuda January
sssre, il....-,-fseo 4 60. with 66 rasseh
g 70 o- ~ ,,5ss Arrived az tho Bar al
Is n rs,isrs lPelg' Antwerp and Do o. {,
st'h' 81 ,sa Red s;ar Line. with rs ny
50 80 second cabin ana 60 steerate 90
- ss6 n8ss Arrived 81 me ha' az
- >,,,r Amsterdam Duich), Rotisr-
StzH@ p,.,f,e-o January g. 90 the hoHan'-
- ~ - Mir g. first cabin. la3 second
800 IN, s,eerace passengers, malls ana
. a--frei O., the BAR az 1851 NJ
fr..~sr Gertv tAusn. -rleste l.eN',,.t -. :,
-. III Catacoia 81. Me>siha 10 ,'.,.b
~. o-sr 60. 60 Phelps Bros y Co. WIZ"
sc 80 st lie Ear az $40 a m.
- .,'-,--anrhe. Jacksonville and CHARLES
tss.,s.s In Quarantine 81 II m
= a,-,ra Nor. Macors January 4, 20
s e al WITH sugar Arrived AZ the
49, ii.s0 a o.. ,,.-.-.A.- .,
y - Vorona CBn. pcmerara December o.
.'.ss,s :, Lucia and Martinique January :.
hl.tss Q GraGelolpe a. Antigua ana -
= croix and 50 Thomas 6. 70 A y
At.Lss A. co. with 81 passengers ana
t--irod e. the Bar az o m.
r1s..-'s- Charotee Georgetown and Winning
-. Tsssei Ia quarantine a. 4;v- , m.
,.,-~sr Po'e-ir G,1 Yokohama october ..
=. nd MOI g. Shanghai e.. Keeling %
-. yong = singapore November J. fe
- Co-hin .s Suez December g Port
~ - Aigiers II. Via Boston January 10,
go Weir & Bod. with mdse. Arrived
!, a. Rsr a. II 90 p m llth.
49, pro-c.s New Orleans January 7, 20
- s.-.,ss-r Pacific co. with passengers ana
y. psssel in Quarantine o. 6.oS a m.
s,.-e- 81 Mlndo. Galveston January 9. 20
go Pacific 60. with mdse. Passed
! csrArtire O; $50 "a m.
- gook. Jan T. $50 ? nl-Wind west
,,-ss,s,. q gale. clear; rough sea.
SAILED
,,,-,-. Roma O-rl Marse!lles: Pennsyl-
- Puerto Mexico: IAckawanna Obi.
s-s,ssssr. Ella (Norl Turk S Island; Baya-
- rsres. Tascalusa Orr. Port Said; Madi-
=. Var,o'k and Newport News; Advance,
-.,shsl. Kansan Norfolk
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SUMMONS.

sT7PREME COURT. RICHMOND COUNTY.
Louis Pines. Plaintiff against johann =
r Indwigs and MARY" Ludwigs. his wife.
first name MARY" being hctieious, her nse
n Iorethea and Frank Dorothea, her
husband, first name Frank being fictitious
his true name being unknown b 10 pia ~ NJ
Iud[vies and Agnes" Ludwigs his wife.
first name Agnes" being fictitious, her true
name being unknown TO plaintiff, Wiihei,,
nine q III +. c. Ludwigs and Arthur,
Iudwigs. her husband. first name arthur
being fictitious. his true name oehg UNI
known 20 plaintiff, Defendants.
TO the above-named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned TO answer the
complaint in this action, and TO serve
,o14evs within twenty days after the service
on this summons, exclusive OF the DAY OF
service, and in case OF your failure to app
near or answer judgment Will be taken
against YOU by default. for the relief de-
manded in the complaint.
Dated. November 18th, 1913.
sCHwARTZMAN & sCHWA,R * p,a,n,;r
Office and Post Office Address, Al Court
street. Brooklyn. y. y.
To the Defendants: Johann {. {. Ludwlss
and MARY" Iudwigs. his wife. first name
Mary being fictitious. her true name being
unknown 20 plaintiff. Louise H. Dore-
frst name Prank being fictitious, his true
name being unknown to plaintiff. Frederike
H. A. Ludwigs. Johann G: N. LHdwiss ana
"Aenes" being fictitious her true name be-
ing unknown to plaintiff. Wihelmine c. H.
+. C. Ludwigs and Arthur Ludwigs' hsr
bushand first name Arthur being fcti-
tious' his true name being unknown to
plaintiff. T., ., ,,
The foregoing summons Is served upon
yo, Nv nubiicatfon pursuant TO order OF
Hon. James c. Van Siclen Justice OF the
supreme Court OF the state OF New YORK,
oece Of The Clerk of the County OF Rich
mond on the Sth day of December 1913.
Dated December Sth. 1913
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
once ard Post Office Address, "A Court
street, Brooklyn. ~ Y.
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sURROGATE'S NOTICES

~ pI-RsTANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler. surrogate OF
the County OF New York notice tiSs, Is hereby
given all persons HAVING SIa W s. Ss Tn1
Ssneascd To- present the same with vouchers
thereof to the subscriber at his place ice. o. OF
. pn 20 AZ wall St, Borough OF Man
S,tpsn in the city OF New York. on or be-
fore the list day of June next.
,..n,hnr ,ata AUGUST LOBER. Executor.
TUEAII, & BEAN. attorneys for executor.
~ wall st. Manhattan. New YORK
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rEImERs AT FOREIGN PORTS.

sn,n Jan y. 4p m-Georse Washington
IS sassnd. Jan y. , m-Henig oisv
Tal New York
s ". Jan s-Kanlahar OBJ. New York Via
rres Colombo. etc.
s,1ss-r Jan s-wotan CGer1. New York.
-. jan i.-Kansas city 08r). New York.
ivrtsgsn Jan s-Czar RUSS. New York Via
M Jan l-Herm clorl. New York for
ias1 Jan IProvincia or. New York via
brt,lfra.
IN sa le-Dominio CBr. New York and
N~isk
s.asap,on. Jan ic-Phnadelphia. New York
- Hynouth and Cher0ourg.
Barr Jan l0-Oranie Nassau Dutch. New
Tn va West Indies and Nenezreia Tor
srfsrtam.
~ Jan ii-Ksudelfeis Ger. New York Cor
1~fia
resn, Jan il-N.farl B-). New York Via
lrs Town. FTemanre. etc.
Yrlls Jan l9-Calcloria tBr). New YORK foF
5isrv and proceeded
u Pra Jan u parnholme CBrl New York.
1ia Jan l2-Meliershin (Non. New York.
I, t Jsneiro. Jan l2-penolver 'Br), New
D.. Town. Jan lI-Kansas 0sr). New York.
sec y s ". Jan 1Q-Nercingetorlx lFr),
XIV Yo-k
hz,s Jan 7-oHenbach Ger. New York via
f-i Na.ai
l.sc1rr Jan u. noon-Ceorge Washington
Esa New York Va Plymouth Tor Bremen
s-. woceete1l
is,,hss Jan S-Provinc,a CFrl. New York
q Barcelona. 9Th. Ferndene (Bn, New York
e tston.
SAILED.
isclarssna. Jan 20. 2 p m-Oscar II dam.
- Copenhagen for New York.
1'rno Jan u. p ni-Sant Anna F'r). from
Ars for New York
Ha Yofk
-. Jan 70. . m-stampalia Gtap, New
s,r, Jan lo-Nlarara Gr). New York.
',s-.a Jan 10 3 - m-Neckar Ger, New
iNis,idso. Jan io-vestris BD. New York
4 santos and RIO de- Janelro mot previous
,sasns. jar u. q m-Noordam Dutch.
isl Rotterdam Tor New York
"a Jan il-lndrani Ur. New York. ~
gAn f-iludson DFrl. from Bordeaux for
~. ,'s 10. orleans or New York
t-.is. Jan e-Adolfo ,Srarl. New York
- Jan I-I4n5onnal 0Br. New York.
- ayes. Jan lo-Asuncion 90 Iacrinaga
- 80 Jan io-j1idia CBn. New York
nj. al lo-Galileo tBr1. New York
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Highest temperature yesterday 80 degrees at
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average for corresponding date of last year. =;
average for corresponding date the last thirty
three years. 90
Local Forecast.-Fair continued cold to-day,
with brisk 10 high northwest winds; tomorrow
fair, not 50 cold.
United States Department OF Agriculture
Weather Bureau observations, taken at p. M
18th meridian time:
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Destination and steamer 6.S0pm
Hawaii via san Francisco Honolulan..J Jan 10
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