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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-27

ternoon, Sept. %, of apoplexy. He sus-
tanned a shock in the summer, but par
TALLY recovered, and a day or two be-
fore his death he was stricken again.
He was unmarried and his death took
place in the home of Everett L. Stock
we'll where he had lived year or more.
Mr.. Burrows was born in Vernon Feb.
%, 1861, a son of Hunt W. and Isa-
bella (Warner) Burrows, and worked
as a farm helper. He was of d retir-
ING nature, but was interested in all
public affairs. He leaves one brother
| Warner II. Burrows of this town, and a
nephew, Pliny w. Burrows, also of Yer
non.
The funeral was held in Union church
Saturday at / clock, Rev. d. Z. Trout
of Brattleboro officiating. The choil
sang two selections. The burial tooE
Iplace in Bernardston.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-27
THIRSTY MEN
DRANK POISON
Three Residents of Sails
bury Imbibed an Arsenic
Horse Remedy
VICTIMS ARE IN
CRITICAL CONDITION

II is Supposed That Charles Partridge
Mixed Bottles in Treating His
Friends-Physician Kept Busy Many
Hours.
SALISBURY, Sept, 2T.-As result Of
drinking "Fowler's Solution" composed
largely Of arsenic, evidently believing that
they were shaking their thirst with bev-
erage containing spirits, Charles Partridge
Joseph Grecnough and George Mayhem, all
! Of this town, are in precarious condi-
ton. Three physicians worked for hours
/ over the men last night
| 1T is claimed that Partridge went to
Middebury where he bought a bottle Of
i "Fowler's Solution for use as a horse
remedy. 1t is believed that he had bot
tie of some sort of beverage with which
he intended to entertain his friends and
that he made mistake in handling the
rcceptacles when. it is said, he treated
! Greenongh and Mayhem
Partridge, it is alleged, stopped at the
homes OF Grcenough and Mayhem on his
way home from Middlehury and asked his
friends to Join him i'll Il drink.
II 1t is said that all three men drank from
the bottle containing the horse medicine
DR.. c. H. Mann of this town was called
during the night to attend Partridge and
short time later DIR. w J. White of Mid
debury was called to treat Greenough
During the night Dir p L. Dorey of Mid
dlebury was sent for to attend Mayhem
Partridge is in a critical condition ane
the other men are in bad shape though
Mayhew's condition is reported to be tn,
least serious of the three. The physicians
worked over the men for several hours
1t is not known in Middlebury wher
Partridge purchased the ''Fowler's Solu
ton" or whether he thought it could b
used as a beverage 1t is believed, how
ever, that the three men are victims of
4 mistake and that Partridge was not awar
! that he and his friends were drinking
/ solution containing a deadly poison.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-27

1.-The Pit Boy of Politics" was the
PET name bestowed upon James Keir
llardie, English Socialist and labor
leader, who worked underground as n
pit man in Scotland from the ace Of
I to that of p, and came forth soon
after with sufficient courage. qualities
OF leadership and intellectual brilliancv
to harass the forces of conservatism in
England for nearly half a century.
lie came from the mines an uneom-
promising enemy of the capitalistic
class and of conservatism. whatever it's
form. His views on imperialism, on
warfare, on home rule and his cham
plonship of women were as disturbing
as his labor agitation. lie opposed the
South African. war from start to finish
1t was largely due to him that the In
dependent Labor party has worked for
the immediate abolition of the sex dis
| qualification for the franchise.
Perhaps he never hurled a more eff
| fective verbal bomb into the ranks Of
the British standpatters' than when
he made his address in parliament on
| the birth of the Prince of Wales, the
occasion being the usual motion for q
| loyal address Of congratulation. Hardic
| opposed, and he spoke at considerable
| length from a quite unusual point of
| view.
There had been no more picturesque
figure i'll English public life than the
shrewd old Seotehman. Hardie never
gave up his workingman's garb. lie
made several trips to America and
spoke i'll Boston. In 1895 he came over
by steerage. lie came again III 1912
and expressed very little faith in Theo
dore Roosevelt and the social welfare
program of the new Progressive party
, Hardie s great mission was to detael
the labor section III British polite.
from liberalism and make it in nam,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-27
kerr HARDIE, SCOTCH
LABOR LEADER DEAD
Worked in Coal Mines Until lie Was
24-Advocatc of Socialism and
Temperance.

LONDON, Sept. p. = James Keir
hardie died OF pneumonia in a nurs-
ing home nj Glasgow yesterday lie
was labor member in parliament and
the leader OF the peace element in the
British Socialistic party.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-27
SIXTY PASSENGERS
BURNED BY YAQUIS
No Americans Reported Among th'
Southern Pacific Tourists Killed
in Mexico.

SAN DIEGO, Calf, Sept. 27-Eighty
passengers of a Southern Pacific Mexican
train were thrown into a car containing
hay and the car set on fire by a band of
1aqui Indians Friday near Torres, Sono-
"a, according to radio adviees received here
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-27
SIX HOUSES DAMAGED.
Many Families Driven from Homes il
Mount Ida Section of Dorchester.

BOSTON, Sept 27.-S:x houses were
damaged i'll fire which sent many
families in the Mt. Ida section Of Dor
chester into the street in fear that the
high winds would cause a sweep Of
flames through the thickly settled wood
en- apartment house neighborhood. The
fire started in an unfinished dwelling.
The total loss will not exceed $4,000.
Switzerland consumes 81 ,0OO, 600
worth of North sea fish each year.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-27

Informed the commission official in
this place that if there were any fur
Their call for charity on behalf of the
destitute people of Belgium his commit
tee would be ready to again take up the
work this fall and inaugurate an &C
tive campaign for relief in Belgium.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-27
VERN ON.
Jarvis S. Burrows.

Jarvis S. Burrows, -, a lifelong res
idcnt Of this place, died Thursday af-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-19
RtCtIVgR MISUNDERSTANDING COURT

NNNTI1-
Camp Cohen-Louh O Van Dozen.
Nsfilcr Kucnig Matthew G. Grimm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-19
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

P.nssn5 Ma l. own application f.. m. J.
haue .al A. $50 ;,r .lrufa. appointed Nor. J..
$50 !. Dwye; ts.. a. 500 per aanum appointed
Ftu o. lNSt
Transfer, and Amlsnm.n. mutual -M.y 20.
pm : &. A.rs7s. ~ 10 -isih: v. J. foF-
TIst. --.t. 20 vi
rtmpsr,r A,sisnn,n, P,m.n. ! ouAsIano. ;;h
On u-t Blr a day. May L..
Leaves 90 p4y rim.l. C. B. loias 20. ! Cav.
Ma o. J. J. Sic. amer. ~. dsy. Ma %.
J. D. "a. .,to.. ISL dsJ. VA -. H. j.
Rf0F.. 18th. ! laF. MAY -
R'p-imsndsd. Lieut.. Z. Kerr. lfls'. Apr ..
f4l..l Co. 4,ig d rt..Hu g. .pe-iAi duty. ~erg, j.
llm4l. i5ls. AprI "a. ave - maintain pope
..-. ip..r. PtimI l.. >te.u. IN. Ma. l. 'ailed 20
.4- over or lc.or burglar. Z. NALniag ~. hsr.
B. 'Allel f0 prevent III over cf report burglary
5. =. Gcrdar -i.t Tca %. 'a!lel 10 prevt :. Ills
cove OBJ. report u.rs4J. r. Lousnrsa. 9sd. Apr!
i9 A5s-.t rom po,i. 'l premises. p EugeF. s3;.i.
M4lder l4ith. Avdl - ah,-rt froin s.ignilsnt Ga
premise. : , M.Ilr. ievi-z lti'h. Aphl -.
absent from post .tei coming ron premises. J. II
Melef. l5til tpril o absent from post comm :
from premises Il T. Nrheou. Fan. Apil q At
s..t without iearc. + =. Brennan. ssh. Apfl -.
absent from posi- o. PREMISE
Chsrses D.nlusd Lieut. T. u. M-npAf. GA
40, rre'crfrl while ..srlf 70 l,1ihl Apfi =.
f.irI 'n mae proper cnty 81 record: ftinu. u
Ma Wilson. ga ls4afs's ~rr'rffri shl,e st.citt
o. o.tE. feI 20. srrui from !ost H. p'rmlscs. u
J. "a .ls s.ih Ahfil Il. absent from hl-l p0s'.
.DuIrg f-or premises. " j Gil. ltstl. Apgil g.
cent f-O.l post. 3D. yfrniscs. T.. /. stsc4. ljjth.
Agr' - Absent from post. .oninf from premises
r Elsis.L 18Th charges preferred T.hle attached
% i5s.hl. ASril =. iailsd Ia W Sropssy relieved
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sIhaOGArES' NOTICES.

SALONON. ADOLPU En- PURSUANCE
OF AZ Order o. th' Honorable John 4.
CoLAlau. a surrogate u. the County uf New
York. notice .s hereby given 10 ala persons
having claims against Ado.ph T. Salo.uou.
ate % IA, county of New York. 4ec,as -o.
10 present ine same with n, YOU. acrs
thereof to the subscribers at their g. ace 81
tranaactIug busin, So. at the Office OK Almy
Van Gordon. EN ans 4 Kelly. 40. 81 'ca.r
street. ijogoush ~ Manhattan. CIty -
New York. their attorneys. Ola OF before
tnv i5tu u.y OF September 1915
Dated. NcH York. April 5rd. 1873.
BENJAMIN h. LEVY
REGIME : LEVY.
executor.
AI.NY. VAN GORDON. EVANS & KELLY.
Attorue. % Tor Executors once and Post
o.lc, AGurcsi. 40. a. cedar street. Bor-
ough q Manhattan. New York cry
~ ptitSJ ANtE up Az ORDER OF nONOihHLE
Iotu T. 'olasn. SIsrugAt of the toll.p u
h.. claim, as-i,t Man Harriet. i4tr ~ thu
touay Of Ntu lol.. lc,cA,cti 90 present. the saIie
wliA 'ou,hefs Whereof T. tie su,erlnc, al pa,e -
tt..s.-tis bu,iuria. 81, Nassau Stfut o. the
tio - New lus~. o. o; t.ln., ur -otn dai % juJ
at4t
Dated Sea lofa ,Ls etn 10, a' iauusl 1918.
EDMAi.D u iINtlt
EDWARD l. flNtt
.)HN B. COLEMAN. Atton.sy Tor EreeUl'HA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-19
Tells Industrial Relations
Commission II Is Only
Way to Progress.
CROWDS OUT JOHN d.,
JR.. FROM TESTIFNlNG
Saws Mcnamara Was a Martyr
and Deserves
Pardon


Washington. Man Is stray bats of
..,.i-...l.. -..-.-,- .-o,, .Lc roccss,tv
f''''0 $50 49,. - 60.
10Y p'ooG'''..'h 10 ''''
ness Of things. were scattered INTO the
Industrial Relations Commissions rec
s,. l.. rio~o~cc - par~ovv. INC
labor lawyer. His testimony so com
plctclv consumed tho comm sslon's ses-
e;o. ,h.. lob, n Rockefeller. IT,. was
S'O" .-
GROW dod OF OF "'S pace q" we N"' ,
programme and v..l no; hc called until
.o--,or~o,,. Afternoon TO testify on the
....,,.. s:....o4 o
charge ''@' 49,,
letter from "''o.'o' "''''''''S w.
RADIO to President Wilson
.:5- &C.,. w.. D.-~o,,.,e rb,loecnL-
NS'O' ,'.o..:o-.... :r..,,,5.
facts ccte.o7ea '> "~e7'-o'''.'E
Cd that barrow considers the AcNa-
mara brothers. convicted dyuamlters,
r,or,vrs Who should be hardened. and
mat'Hrs " -' '' Wv. ,,-c... ,brce labor
'""' - ..sY, Saq 1oT lie ~eceivcc
60, Sao 100. , +bc HovUood- Mover
pc,,;borc cs.e bu. he added. II cost
INV, cav and q hall sine. his health
3 t;s fs.. r.-ac-,ce In she Mcnamara
60. b5s reo u.ss c4S OO0. but lie Lad 20
90 ,u So tc,o,6in, himself from
pe"l -.' -, lbs~e,s sF,erTsrd In
w .-.j .,;,.. ,so he 0as Maid $40
6oS 80 80, 10 oN,Isired anv corporation
49,. - 80 80 CHARGED Ten or if
. .@N - - .. ,,.,cb Tor .be same ser
-
'SVt..-. to ,..;.od 90 he called 20 the
pc.t,ferIer heard himself
.L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-19
CITATIONS.

CCNSCIIo. DOW AGEE Dt' HISS or
q, ~ w W., ~ 49, ne g;o
ihIeH'H, .'3j - H'..i'H .--f-- I'''
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i''''"t j. Li' i"IoH .o"iHH ~" 80
Man.evhle. Lazy Mar. Alice NnnfaE 20
Lord Edward r. r. Monilel. Lady Ll.a
M ~, ,.: Mont-fr Em..- No. i%4,@. A.
sbe,h VIZ 81; Reynolds, Louis l. Matte.
Amelia 10 '.rgs. Margaret Dius AL.
Hitla u -rgIe-e q A-gaain JlI.@t" d. Ar
gNllr; N-'!ca Lister n aye. l.''a".c -u de-
g., .'+'eft.H d l-.~Ea. i-li-" ~. '-- 81
Erhrst' maya r. rtar - lzua ga. Nara
Aware. Con54e.o Alvarez: E'p~-ai 1a Ale
ta..z. aaa . a.. p"rs,ar Interested 500 any
ami T-s..,l~u. "a, coasl..o. Doea-
Bue.t,s. u =. ne.."ste-. tece.a-d VA, re-
sided st ~" time Il her dat. &c. So.
.a,.G ' e..., '2a'fe. London "" --- ""d
p. tpo1i -. 1ct.t'o q rn.'~t Sa.r-
cip"i q. .. "-i tf- = No. -' g..
air. s1 LAX. o., g.. %. ..a ,; i '.' H. Il T.
ms 81. % ,-.l
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60. .'H - -'''' $40 '-
N"L'" 'a''."d, ,.-.,... ....,.,
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!" Sh"" 't3 .' '1' ~ -
cunt - ~" l.'N 80 W.
I,, o' - o., .,. r.;.tv -, s.r v,rL o..
~, j., r 90, 90 .',...s.
~ .'"t 80 20 ' -. ..
80 n o.. '.' it.. r.
WY ne '4i. ~ p.y'. -..'h9
-. II 'tl'l' a.. d" 49,. -,..,.
SUI NJ ~ "".' - a., ..
- ,'' ~. o|',''l 90 a-,..i..r
- .''l., "'S .4 Y'" 80 .ta
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80. -9s.cn -. .-r.t,.. - .:.i! .,t..t..
&c. ,,,,ry Va. I'll, eho.,I not I'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-19
ASKS REVIEW OF
CASH REGISTER CASE
Government Asserts Decision
Was Based on Mistaken View
of "Monopolization.'

Washington. May l8.-Assertirg that
the decision Of the Circuit Court OF
Appeals, generating the National Cash
Register Company. was based upon q
mistaken view Of what constitutes
"monopolization" and "a conspiracy IN
restraint Of trade" the Department OF
Justice to-day asked the Supreme Court
20 review that case. In ITS brlei the
government declares - 70 be one o. the
most important criminal cases ever
brought under tho antitrust law.
"The Indictment charged says the
brief. that b. the use Of practically
all known means OF unfair competition
the defendants had ruined and forced
out Of business great number or com
peting cash register companies and &C
CURED % per cent Of the cash register
trade OF the United States. After an
expensive and protracted trial all OF
the defendants were convicted. but this
conviction was reversed b. the Circuit
Court Of Appeals. which remanded the
case for a new trial on the frst count
of the indictment and dismissed Il as 70
the other two counts.
1.-THE peculiarly aggravated nature OF
the defendants conduct, as disclosed
IN the course Of the trial. as well as
the farreaching character OF the cues
tions OF law involved. has aroused the
most widespread public interest. The
reversal Of the conviction has been
taken by many 20 indicate that the
criminal provision OF the antitrust
law. while in theory effective. Ia prac-
tice is unenforceable. General accept
anee Of this view. even Il mistaken, will
have The pravest consequences"
The brief adds that the government
appeals with the hope that il another
trial Of the defendants must be held
IL shall be done in the light of a clear
and authoritative construction Of tho
law on which the outcome Of the trial
must depend"
"lt is also" says the brief. "of the
greatest consequence 20 the Depart
ment OF Justice IN the conduct Of pend
ing and future litigation. and 10 the
public generally. that no misunder-
standing should exist AS 70 the meaning
Of the antitrust law
In concluding the presentation OF the
case on the legal points involved. the
bricf declares that the testimony which
the Circuit Court itself sets forth IN ITS
reversing opinion shows that these
men were stepped IN q deliberate CUNT
not merely tcchn icaliy guilty Of teen.
nical offences, but knowingly guilty o.
offences that the man IN the street
would recognize as fsgrantly and IN
mistakobly wrong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-19
ILLINOIS HITS TIP TRUST
Public Places Cant Be Used to
Obtain Gratuities.

Springfield, H.. May lS.-The Mer-
RI, bill designed 20 break up the So
called "up trust" was passed to-day
NV the lower house OF the Legislature.
The vote was IL 20 0.
The measure prohibits the leasing OF
cloak rooms, shoe shining stands. wash
rooms and other public places for the
purpose Of obtaining gratuitieS. mp
ling is not prohibited by the BILL when
provides that employees may receive
tins II they retain them and do not
paw them over IN whole or in Fart 70
any one else. The bin provides a maxi
mum fine OF $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-19
STORAGE NOTICES.
WAREHOUSE co. Zinc. J

-SS-i40 EAST 9TH ST
NcW work. Ma 18th. 1915.
To I C. harrington. Mrs Margaret Far
-.ngtou. Anuie T!miln. Mrs ~ HelniF.
Marion QulrH Mr. n G. T.rnbUu. Mrs
i; Mccain and Mr Edward Vebhcr. You
and each 81 you re hereby notified that
IA. tiuie Tor tn- payment O; our lien .poa
the property hereinafter oescrihel ha ins
,spired. after Que notice thereof had been
given YOU We VIII cause such property. %
ut. FIous ehoid goods. personal effects. car
nets. etc. stored hy you o. Ia your name
In tie National Warehouse co.'s Ware
houses. TO lie '"i1 ~ pu"lic auction. &C.
aud provided. ~ III" va-ehogses. l3S-i4O
F.st 55th St. Sew York Cit.. on Friday.
June .th 1915. a. 70 a. M. .nd on Friday
Jun- lith 1915. At 10 e. U.. ana II tie
81, thereof IS uot competed on sdia date"
IN, Same vili he continued a. the same
place on each an1 every FRIDAY thereafter
i,glnulng At 10 a. o. each dsy anu
Continuing until all IN" goods are sold.
NATIONAL WtREHOtsE CO.. INC.
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,ApPir. } Part IL
kIi.BY : Part Vas
CARR. lSON =
fa- flue rsq.'reI 20, trial
oH Ffitsss l. Nr' fnishtI
over 20 tie f-.1r go. Noa-
fr
iiirrirs liw n l. 60
HsAsrmar po.st
Fscasf'l Cnscpfs4
esAiEs; N Wnsn o. An
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-19

iii.insl ffk Nfl -
Tflsi Tsrm-Psrt II
klliY = Part III
FiNAl.l : Pan v
Cause. 'rfespe live -
fafrtf zip 10 sssis0ei
f..f Ia rl.i he c.frirI
fiF iouft one, 4 10
NI.'t N.ssaI Y O;
We NESssu Il u
LGgsn/NsAssU u u
kgf!.y B II II d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-19
Hanna for Archbishop.

Rome. Ma. is. The Consistorial
Congregation decided to-day to submit
for the approval OF Pope Benedict the
appointment OF the Right Rev. Edward
j. Hanna a. Archbishop OF San Fran
cisco. Bishop Hanna was appointed
Auxiliary Bishop OF san Francisco in
1912.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-19

sURRoGATES COURT CHANGERS SHtII. >
ACCOl NflNG u ESTATE.
Lawrence Toner
ESTATES
r.e' Newman Julia 4 Schmidt
WILLS FOR PROBATE
Niclo,ss ! O'Co.ueu August 10 htn.ls
Herman Mgrf J1.u 'foinM
U.cIard Arl~s Cornelius : RouIie
Charles LOacU -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-19
CITY COuRI

Wv NuhN's
. \ -, NJ I.eft.rs T.r1r' "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-19
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

49,. -. -, l-mo-y ~ lt0f q " Nsr :
Ecoo'' 'th "''' "'"'H' -. w., =,
L.u 'cr lf.a a. 10 a. m. May H. % L'd -
N-c;. .. Hos''' H. " l. .. f'1', j a " an.
ton i.ry : \ ;. Rosenberg - J.. ID :. Nira.
- o.. " ,fct,o. Ing y " A RI. ,c r.
..'S 49, ,.. -. \, s,-,,,., yrs a.
81; W. l'""amiHh. Ing 90 VI 71'NN''' -
=" =. ~. - =. p
:. /. Shields hhs - T. b. i''ls'' H"' 49,
A Coulter. Eng -: ~ kir.ss.. Eis. 81: W A.
I-..,.,-,.- g., Ia. " l. Werner n q T. :.
q '''ie' - i'". c., II :.
9 h"h."i'"fsr. u & !" - v D. So "
I "a + MaNey n Z l. 81. A Norel. !.
H. u "a. yo.,..,..
l.. ~ y !. manner II " l. o. \
wo.-h E1g ,. !. 81 B'c.'.ef Esg 3. J.. '.
t.,o.,. ~, - ,,hl II HLt .JJ Cullen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-19

,rrr-.aha ,Br. Laa.on MAJ 6. 10 ;he Atn;ic
Ia port Lie. vitA IS ii''engefi AM mise. ia
N-fao ,Dl'-l.. -;o,tcriam Ap'.i %. 70
Dies. ST. ballast bss. 80 > q.
T.r tNor C.f,s-lania Apfil ?f 20 j " VA.
r.e,,.- q e.. g.. t.t..g. Bar e a NJ. l5,h.
Ior,--Yn N..npor Ncvs and Nnf'ois % t''
o. rri.'.ir.. =, e.. "!;h passenger: 'hi nd'e
CUE % ,.
Tu.rs.i4 f:r Gis,gor MAY and iAverroo
Ma, t -, M Au-.oi L.ue. WITH 5, h-s, lo- "'
ord ca.u e.! - -icerase Passengers. nai.s ana
...,5 ,i,r ueH. 42i) tons NEdd!csHroush
A.rI = a.. Fe..outa May :. 70 SsnieFsol son
u haila.' Ear - 20 a n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-19
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

Tte'ns fNori sara My =. - Bsnn'i H''i
i.i 4 60. Nth sIEs-. RAJ. . n
C,y n 81 Louis. S,'snrsh NJ j.. - 70 o,','
no Crsnde. H-ur,gick MAY u. - 90, NsloC
s. 60 WIKI Da'.rsess and mdss Quar-, - n
li,l.-s Gslr.qton MAY -. % the We .ofy -
Co WIN ra.r-nt-rs all mdf. Qu,- 80 m.
SAILED
S',,n,rs Ansri-,7 tDu'c,I Fo".''srr. Tyle-.
Norfolk ard N,vpor' NeHs. A'hcrs'ons By. Hare
Ma son Nr-'oE e1d SoEport NcFs
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BUSINESS CARDS.

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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TRANSPACIFlC MAILS.

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STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS


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