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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-10
Run King Listening to Moneys Talk

the gentlemen named were treating the
matter IN the way they thought 1t
should be treated or whether they were
holding out on the boys is a matter
Of conjecture.
Whether the Cubs are for sale at
this writing can only be guessed.
Whether the Federal League magnates
will have q chance 20 buy the fran
Chise also is a matter Of conjecture
To ask the question 10 an organized
baseball magnatc is merely opening the
AOclEatos for a storm Of Oratory
Coudemning the outlaws. To ask the
Feds is TO make a bid for bit Of
patronage. On the surface, there are
TO franchises for sale and. what is
more. no Federal Leaguers want 70
buy them any way. Each side has the
other licked
But down deep under all the BLUFF
and buster some force is at work, and
general peace in the baseball world Is
the aim Governor Tener. VINO has
been rather bitter toward the Feds at
times. said Yesterday that no Opposi-
tion would be made 10 an adjustment
in baseball circles. He added that II
any magnates wished TO dispose Of n
cluh franchise 10 the Eederals IL was
clearly a personal enterprise. He did
not deny that some talk had been made
Of selling q club or two 10 the Fed
erals. but he insisted that Organized
Baseball. as q whole. would have to be
considered before any peace could be
made,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-10
O'NEILL OWNS SKILL
OF ST. DENIS AT POOL
Eliminated In First Round of the
Newspaper Tourney at DOYle's.

Newspaper Quincy al DOyie'S.
Frank ONeill, the last Of The Trib-
une's merry men, was beaten in the
golf pool tournament at Jack Doyle's
billiard academy on Forty-second Street
yesterday afternoon. lie met Walter
ST. Denis, sporting editor OF THE
Globe" In free for al, catch as catch
can match, go az you please match.
lie would not say that he wss beaten,
although the score indicated tina, such
was the case. 81. Denis made the
round II lot, while O'Neill was one
stroke behind him.
In the minor matches Of the after
noon Larry Semon beat Bob Edgren, "
to %. Edgren's short game was de-
cidedly off. r. B. Martin downed Gene
O'Connell, 81 to 81. w. Dickinson de-
feated Ed Curley in the novice tomb
stone class, Curley planting at 90 on
the fourteenth green. while Dickinson
went to the nineteenth for 10, and had
item. too Fred Van Ness downed
Frank Sprague, 1903 TO l06, while the
star brindles. Fred Lieb and Monte
Worthley, battled until both dropped
from exhaustion. Worthley won, 100
to 1875.
Tad and Goldberg are still at it.
Hold EN-, Yale.
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS


Gibraltar De- CITY OF Durham tBrl. New
colombo Dec s-sursA sydney n W for
E.rssn. DeS 9-Bergcnsflord lNorl New York
Kl-wali. Dec 7-Bsrssnsflord CNorl. New Yofs
HuiI Dec 7-Bloomee'd lBrl. New York.
HAVE Dec 6-rremyue lBrl. New York; Peni-
800 Bordf S De De- .-Kanruroo tFr,. New Yorh
CTst0bal. Dec e-Santa Marta CatAssna for
yd T.p s.. EsI i;f a S Sas ysG .n Mes
Genoa. Dec s-HoDsnoof tBrL New rorh
Tore AnnunnGiG Nov s0-HSnland tBrl. New
York
8, Lucia Dec i-cnilop. tB) ttruu New Yor,
and Newport Negs). Brisbane
LLi,e-poo Dec S. Gsq,so Bfl, New v I9rs -
etcl. Boston and New York
Alexandria, F. Dec s-Communlpsa New Yorh
Sydney. ". Dec S-Westmoath tBr). New
Tore Annun1iltA Dec Timber (Brl, New YORK
Plymouth. Dec s-DeVon CITY Obj iron Ha''el
la Paliice. Dec s-Chisss MseSs (Dsn). New
Liverpool. DEG Sa,Phl,dslphls. New YOrh
Csdz. Nov S0-MOlieyideO lSpanl. New York
Rotterdam. Dec 5-AmericGn Dutch New Yor6
Eemsyk Dutch. DO
Cristobsl De- Adams. New York:
HAVE. Dec 6-Aemling lBrl. New Yort
PASSED.
Gibraltar. Dec s--GiuseDoe Verdi utA). Nov YOsl
CA,ablsncs. Dec s-Indramaa tBrl. Manila e,c
:0r Boston and Ncs York
Malta, Dec T-PetFo.ite, Alexandria 2. for New
Lizard. Dsc s-Frsm tNor). Nos Yors for Hslsins
borg
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MASKED WRESTLER WINS
Defeats Berner In Bout at Manhattan
Opera House.

The Masked Wrestler appeared In a
bout at the international wrestlin
tournament at the Manhattan Opera
House last night, and he proved 20
have skill, strength and cleyemess
Ivan Linow, the Russian Cossack, who
was scheduled to oppose the mysteriou
performer, declined the issue and hi
place was taken by Wilhelm Berner
the shifty German.
Berner was tossed about the stage
by his rival with the greatest ease and
on two occasions Berner rushed int
the wings to escape the masked one
clutches With Bener painting heavily
at the end of l2 minutes 20 seconds
his shoulders were pinned 70 the ma
with a waist lock.
/ Albert Cutler, the American, who viii
hereafter only wrestle catch-as-catch
can, won a quick victory over Han
Ernst. of Germany, with a head II
/ scissor in G:10 Dr.. B. F. Roller de
feated Paul Alvaraz, of Portugal, at the
same style, in 1904 with a neck hold.
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new FIELD FOR
WINTER LEAGUE
Season Opens Tomorrow
at 95th Street and West
End Avenue.

A new home has been found for the
clubs in the Winter League, and to-
morrow afternoon they viii open their
baseball season. The grounds are at
Ninety-ffth Street and West End Ave
nue.. and are used for lawn tennis In
the summer time. They cover approx
nnatelv l25 feet square, making the
area OF the field almost one-third
larger than the plot on Fifth Avenue
and Seventy-second Street used last
wear. This field had TO be abandoned
10 make way for q building.
According to a rule adopted yester-
day by the executive committee OF the
league no more games may be played
I'd the 10Th Regiment Armory. he
committee further ruled that when
conditions prevented any game from
being played on the outdoor field It
should be postponed until later date.
Instead Of the clubs meeting each
other three times, the schedule has
been cut down 20 two round robins
All games are TO be Of seven innings.
Arthur Barnwell, Of the Englewood
Field Club, who umpired all the con-
tests last year without any personal
injury, has again consented TO stand
behind the pitcher.
The double-header scheduled for
tomorrow afternoon will bring TO-
gether the Racquet and Tennis Ciub'
last years champion, and the Calumet
Club while In the closing attraction
the officers Of the 10Th Infantry will
oppose the KnickerbockeT Club team.
Those who intend TO attend the open
ing game will have to stand through
out the playing Of both games, as the
grandstand will not be completed untii
eome time next week. This is expected
10 accommodate two hundred persons.
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Would Do Away with Frac'
ton of a Furlong in Races
and Substitute Rule on
Time Allowance.

The Board Of Review Of the National
Trotting Association wound up the bus
moss OF its December meeting with an
oyccutive session at the Murray nh
Hotel Yesterday afternoon.
I'm addition 20 going through inc
usual routing business the board for
mpIated number of suggestions which
vii be recommended 1T the biennial
conoress OF the association, which Will
,oeet her, on the second Wednesday IN
February. Among the changes urged
are the following;
The length Of race and tne nuInoeI
~ heats 70 be contested shall he stated
IN The published conditions. There SHAH
ha a, least furlong but not fraction
~ one between the length OF races; Tor
.oyamole five furlongs, six iurlongs;
cH@bt furlongs, nine furlongs, etc. II
80" Jietance or number Of heatt IS spec,
i6ed in the published conditions az
races for four year-olds and over hsii
lie mild heats. the best three out or
Zoe Tor two and three-year-olds mile
No.. heat two out Of thre-, ana Tor
vcarlings a mile dash. LII. 49,,
~ u,ss recommended 10 strike out
Rnle s. Sections 3 and 9, AS at present
and substin,e the ioiio"'"A y" INV
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Wagner has played nineteen Ls tWonty
decided exception the record
although all
FIVE the old National AS
ISOLATION that in the National League
II you toss you the records OF such
Spdng Fisher and others
Taking he started with the Athletics you vii"
have This will still leave Cap we'll ahead
81, w.crsr,, total Of 2s5 hits R. G.. MCCONNELL
gladly Not for all the glory OF tho ages would
wa take away from Old Cap Of playing hit The
record Let only him who battle
In the tabled fountain Of youth against the mark
Experience.
mo mans knowledge beyond his experience
M sppied to sport football baseball box
nV golf tennis and still the coach
nru Of them all
good bale Of stuff into players dome at times but
the Game cana always hammer
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NAVY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
Old Plan of Playing Wednesday Games
MAY BE Followed.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribunal

ANNAPOLIS. Dec. 9.-Games already
arranged indicate that the schedule OF
the Naval Academy football team ior
1915 will be the best in years. Inc
management will return 20 the old plan
Of pIaying games with nearby college
teams on the Wednesdays in October
The Army game will be played on
November % IN Philadelphia unies ~ the 9
present arrangement Is changed. Inc
earoes which are fixed are October Z,
1eorgetown; October II, Maryland
Eoricultural College; October "a, Uni
versity Of Pittsburgh; October, -
Catboiic University; October 20, uni
yersitv of Georgia; November 4, Wash
ington and Lee; November II, North
Carolina A. and NJ. ,.. -,
Il is expected that the University OF
Pennsylvania or Pennsylvania state
viii be played on October q, and that
p',tocrs will play az Annapolis on Sep
tember 30 and swarthmore on Noyem-
Der 10.
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Nav Re Swimming Record.

Chicago, Dec. What may be ,
nov roTid's swimming record for the
ei1ty-foot plunge was made by craig
Pedmon. 28O pound athlete Of the
University Of Chicago. -,
Competing against the Chicago An
letlc Association team last night, Red
mon plurpcd 'he sixty feet lr ~ 10
seconds, two-ffths Of second faster
fhnn the former woIld's marx.
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeUS OF the World
,c-, rr,n.pors,ioa Co vith rods. ouarantiae

trsc- Trsnsporsuoa Co With ndss ousrantias
Psrims rB,l. Demsr,r. No, q, Barbados IS. 81
. iAd A Min saS & ks Is $. .n eo SpI AZ.
81 Thomas Dec ? 10 ne Queoee So Co. with mails
and mdse Ba, a. SIS u sth - -.
Ans Bsy g. M5n,ess Bss 50 al siass,oa Dss
2. to the United Frult Co with mtse Bar al
> G - lBr. Archsassl Ne, q. to Barter a
Co with Iicortce root. Bar az ~ N. Sth.
Thorsa iNorl. sssua Nor so and CsioaHsn Dec
}. 20 the Mulson - Line. with sugar. Bar a.
1fans ,Norl 5, Tomas Nov % and Havana
Dee q 20 Haslar br9S Sii9 slyif Ia 49, ~ Va n
N0v.0rcl (ilussl. Hull Nov -. 10 Russian No'-
urteor Fleet Bar az % N.
Menus New Orleans Dee 4 20 the southern
Piciac Co. with mise Left GuAsaiine a. : -
C,,y q Montgomery. savannah p'c 8. to tho
ocean IS Co With mdse GUAR AIS N.
s HSA9 60 tI s,s ,a 91' usar 50 "a '
J.. Mar. Galveston Dee :. 70 The SouLhe5n "a
cin- GO. with uiso GUAR. 8 80 -.
Ruth. Perth Am6oy 70 A Il Bull a Co. with
mdse sanity ho9s. 80 ? n 49,. 20 A.,
pss 's g. TO re bS s,91T Las S s mails ami mis
raTu .,asS a. SAINTS Marta. to the United
Fruit Co. with fruit SANDY Hook. % 70.
SAILED
Terminus (Brl Monie,lIe1. Rawnscrais. -,
Ari1a iNurl. Mstauzas Cauulzaro tbIl, hull'
Jacob Iuckeubsch. Norfolk. Flor estou lbtl, Rot
,criam: Ksnsan. 81 Naza.re. Bellta lNorl, -
william O'Bfea. Jacksonville. Wells city tBf
Bristol socony. New Orleans. AMMAN tDsnl. chm
ang: Alaskan los Angeles. ilyings onia lBrl
Rotterdam. Saxon Monarch BIZ. London MeH.eo
nsncA Girls obGl Madison Norfolk and Newport
News; Busnos Ayres tspanl. C,dil C,5olinA
lord tbrl. Baltimore: 81 Dis' Galveston. Rich
mond Georgetosn; PsSnec. PhiiAdephA.
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OFF FOR TUSKEGEE ELECTION
Prominent New Workers IN Board of
Trustees Start for South To-day.

Prominent New Workers who are
trustees Of the Tuskegee Normal and
Industrial Institute will leave by spe-
cial car this afternoon for Tuskegee to
attend memorial service in honor OF
Booker T. Washington. to be held in
the chapel of the institute on Deem
Der Is. and take part in the election OF
successor to the place made vacant
by DR.. Washington's death. Among
those who will go are Seth Low. chair
man of the board; Theodore Roosevelt
Frank Trumbull, William G. Wilcox
William J. Schiefelin and George Nc
Aneny.
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Any Wagers9

the AnAmerca
be shoot
this picked aayCen Schulz Mchgn guards Hfelhnger Yse Hare
Curtis Mchigan ends Hnkey and Shey-
lin or Fitzpatrick Yale; quarterback Eer Chicago hafbaeks Mahsn
Harvard; Thorpe, Carlisle; fulback Coy Yale
efenger Hogan the two ends and
Ted
You can judge how Yaes football descent has been
It Of Charley smers that made the American
o and keen baseball competition possible And somers drifting
d the breakers baseball isn't banked the
playing field
the golfers or the lawn tennis players Is
quite bit ofand that the composed exclusively OF pink
furnish proof that you're liar
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER IL
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Hawaii Via san Francisco)--Wi helmins. To-ds
Hawaii Japan. C0rea China. Philippine Isl
anls via san Francisc0l-Chiyo Meru. Dec
Japan. Corea China Philippine Islands Via
SeAtliel-llawsii Maru cog. .............Dea
Hawaii via San Francisco)-Msuoa ....... Dec
Hawai- III BANDS. New Zea and. AUSTRALIA
via Vancouver and YlctOrisl-Mtkura Dec
Hawaii samoan Islands. Australia. New lea
land VIA San Francisco Ventura ..... Dec 1
Tahiti bfsrquesas. Cook Islands. NeS Yea
land. Australia Via San Francisco. Ma.
HsWsl. Guam, Philippine Islands INA San
Frsneiscol-U. 3 transport. .............p Dec
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ARRIVED

Colon. Cri,tobal Dec 2. 10 tho Panama Railrusd
S. Line with mail, and mdse. Bar at All u
Siundals. Cnbarlen Nor 20 Cstdenss Dee
ard NatanLsA S. % the Munson SO Line with
suAar Bar al $40 m sth
Lyngenflord lNorl Bergen No, 2e. 70 Benhsm
a Boyeseu. Bar al 10 so p m 6th
Harlem (Br). Newport News. Va. Dec 9. 10 tho
Compagnis Generate TrAnssusntique ounsntins
al $40 N.
Jeferson Newport New, and Norfolk. % the
Qd Dominion So Co. with mdse Quarantine at
225 N.
Bacchus fFr) Bordeaux Nor II to the Com
pssnis Generate Transatartilue Bar a. III n.
Porto Rico. Baltimore. 10 the New YORK Bal
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Redmond Made Poly. Captain.

Mortimer Redmond was unanimously
elected captain Of the Poly Prep ioot-
ball eleven AZ a meeting Of the latief
men yesterday. The last season was
Redmond's third on the team. ne
played al LETT end and was good
hunter
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W. and ]. Honor Wimberly.

Washington, Penn. Dec o. Byron g
Wimbeuy. Of Stevenson, Ala. to-day
was elected captain Of the Washington
and Jefferson College football team for
1915 Wimberly is n sophomore and
played right guard this season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-10
y. Y = Faculty Five Wins.

TIE York University faculty
G,c lated Delta Sigma Phi last
night IN the gymnasium on University
Heights b. o score of % 10 II VIII
lam lynch, m instructor in physics,
scored thirteen points for the faculty.
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HllheIt lfuIprflfuT' Te1ifFufT. q dtEf0ri W
1870 a ml. lowest. % degrees iti 10 ?. m
svsrage yesterday. g degrees average f1f cor
spori ng date last year. q dssrecs avefaso Tor
edrrpspJrdng last thirty .'hfce Jcan. a1 degrees
Barometer Readings.
So IN. % 20 ~ .-3ts } .. m - %
Humidib.
Ga m.....s0 3. m.....d : . MI
Local Forecni.-Falf AID run,nutd cold io-dAf
T0-rIofrO-F Increasing rnu4luf.s NlG "afurf. w..
sby followed " snos - ulsht strong northwest
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DE Pqr1N&ht
C% Gra7kksy73 Rice
The Six-Day Race.

They grind ard grind around the ring,
The saucer, circle or ellipse;
And here or there one gets a fling,
And here or there another slips;
And then the trimming One Best Bet
Who here and there so siOiftly dGrts
How many furlongs does he get?
He finishes just tghere he starts.
So in this little Whirl called Life
We grind along By dusk and dai0n,
We spin around the Span Of Strife
Ind think hot0 very far tce'Ue gomez
and then a winner-or a bust
4 spinning drift Of weary hearts
We reach the end-dust unto dust
Each one to finish where he starts.
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Experience.
Maxims of the 10Th Hole.

OF steel
putt that stops add 200 yards the length Of
hole
that catches shots but Nerve Is the Nb that
gets u clear again
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Records and Forecasts for the Last
Twenty-four Hours.

Wa.hnacn Dec. s.-Ths storm that VAS eTc'
The lover lakes Wednesday night has passed %
tho Canadian maritime provinces. and II has IN
creased greatly IN intensity Il has been attended
By strong vest and northwest winds on 'he r 'lle
Atlantic and New England COSTS ard snow IS
I'm tue middle Atlantic and Ne" England siatt
giliii6rs8 b, eo9Sieraby colder weather IN the
districts Another storm Is forming over Colo'a'
whence It VIZ move $780, ,s,orrs.,io5 .o
esrning this storm bias been sent 10 ports on tLe
(irea. Lakes ana shipping directed 70 e. ei'e eau
Iemp.r.,urs har. fallen through1u, ro.h Of the
REGION east of tie Mississippi River lie warn
Ro -S.' Mogasia region 1t Is, hovsrei becoming
consdrrabiy colder b The Far Northeast
NE Indications are that there VIII De sno1s IN
tie region o. the Great Lakes late Friday and on
ssturdsy and rain and sn0s n TIE Ohio vale
Fr.dsy MIST sTd Ssturisy IN th, m-ddle A,lantlc
and New EnslAnd states fair and continued cold
weather Wil r0n.iuue through Friday. followed b.
Increasing cloudincss and warmer Saturday and
M IT he s6vth Ats1fic ard ssr CUR states the
weather vii H. fair Friday and Saturday.
INC temperature viii rise Friday In tho Ohio
yali.y. ana Il VII fail Saturday IN the South
wInd, for Friday sud saiurdsy;--sorth and mid
de AZ anLc notrfa,, w 49, IN, ,o,. a.
variable. vest Guh moderate touih. upper lakes.
variable. south. becoming ss'iery By Friday night
Sro-in forming over Eastern COLORADO vii IN al
reliability move toward the Great Laksi ,ni cause
.nla anI -frHng winds HJ tUIAy hlsii AMI lI
SATURDAY Advise shipping 20 exercise caution.
Fsrseast, fer Special Ioealltl.s.-Ent Ns~ Yors,
tAs . nnifsania Ats rso. D.iaesrt Mao
land. Ds,ric, Of Columbia west EifGina-fal
FRIDAY; saturday cloudy and warner probably fol.
loH ,d BY rain or snow.
Yirglla-FAr. Friday; saturday cloudy arI
warmer.
Louisiana. Fast TEXAS West TcIts-Faif Friday
anl probably Saturday.
ALBANIA Mississippi Arkansas. Okahoma-Iaif
Friday. Saturday cloudy aud colder.
Nor-lru New EugsHd-rariy cloudy FdiaJ
colder nr coast Saturday probably fair
gru.E 40 Ncs Endanf-fir and colder Frfly
saiurIy cloudy. probably followed By snos a.
islt.
loe-i Ofnclal Record. Tie 'dil0nirE official ~
ori from tht Weather Bureau shows the changes
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INSTRUCTION.
NEW YO3K-aanhattan.
DANCING.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. T3lcAcrs Tutor.
Gov ernesses. etc. 10 Colleges. Schools and
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BUSINESS CARDS.

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s,,,.,,,, 70, sO,el,l LoealItI..-Td Ne. yors

os-i Oihclal Record.-Ths following official ~
orr from tho Weather Bureau shows che chang
a. the temperature f0r DE Lac fTcIy-f1ur hour
a. comparison with the corresponding date u las
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The Trojan.

Johnny which no said
he from being in frstass health
is that played the
Sinter bunds
E still under the
Big thirteen campaigns
Only spark ptcould have held
fighting himself he opposing club He
supposed when he lasted but
foryour
APRIL TO walp will fall
waiting select her next foot
blocking interference
aeains the European
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sHERIrrs AUCTION SALES.

6,NtIT GHTENWAID. shsrn's auciiouccr. ssls
mi. day FRIDAY. De-. 10. al t2i aih ave. y =
& Al DO 10 a M hY V.ruc u : certain VIII ~
tsfirs PRESSING table, ant ~ siue.
MAX Il GRIFENL..iEN sheriff
ISAAC IAlkr Deputy sheriff.
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football decided touch but this
hmna detail the olive be slipped Syracuse Syracuse lost Prince
smashed Yale 3s and then couldn't
the powerful Oregon Agg
but could only Montana lineup beref of fame.
whns2 and Yale wasn't
Write ow an
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Vessels Arriving at and De-
parting from Port of
New York.
HIGH WATEF
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

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TO BOSTON $500

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The Glory That Was Cap Arson.

1 war; We wonder.
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Congregational Church

Sunday morning the pastor will
preach a Christmas sermon.
Evening subject, "The Greatest
Birthday Party"
The Sunday school and church are
planning for a Christmas exercise,
Thursday evening, December %.
A Christmas cantata entitled, 1.-THE
Christmas Trees Complaint" will be
produced with miscellaneous pro-
gram of music and song. Miss Winni-
fred Evans will sing "The Holy City,"
assisted by chorus of girls.