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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-04
Lord Derby S Plan
Brings In Recruits
Results Reported as Far Greater
Than had Erer Been
anticipated.

LONDON. December Sin an appeal
addressed to AN Men OF Military Age
IN the United Kingdom. Lord Derby.
director OF recruiting. says the re-
cruitiuc campaign is coming TO an end
and by December II we shall know
whether the men ~ the United King
dom between the ages OF nineteen and
forty arc prepared to give the army
The forces il requires.
The statement continues h! urging
every eligible man TO join the army
and show his country there are hum
droGs OF thousands Of her citizens who
are ready to "Sht for her"
The Join; labor recruiting committee
aJSo has issued AN appeal 10 these
trecmeu OF Great Britain" TO 'justify
the faith of the nation in its voluntary
system and enroll themselves at once
in the great voluntary army which
stands between us and the loss OF our
rights and liberty"
No figure concerning the recruits
thus ia" enlisted under Lord prrhy's
plan are obtajnablc. but member of
the recruiting committee is quoted as
saying that the results point TO the uu-
doubted success OF il. and i'm greater
measure by far than had ever been
anticipated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-04
DR.. BOWIE is CALLED
TO BALTIMORE CHURCH
Rector of st. Pnui's Sn!s lie Has Not
Yet Decided ns 10 Ills
Answer.

Rev. Walter Russell Bowie. -. y. rec
tor of ST. Paurs Episcopal Church. has
received Il call to st. Michael and All
\n;cels Church. in Baltimore. D,.
Bowie. WHO il now in New York, con
Quoting especial services ut Calvary
Church. stated last night that he would
give the call praycrful consideration
before he decided whether or not TO ac-
ccpt.
IL WAS when II" was scarcely twenty
seven years old that Dr. Bowie came TO
ST. PaufS Before that time he had
served as rector OF small church ut
Greenwood, Albcmarlc County. where he
made himself extremely popular. He
IS regarded as an unuSuall; strong and
earnest preacher, and he has been
notable i'll recent years for his stand
III respect to social hygiene and cugcnic
requirements.
l'r. Bowie succeeded the late Rev.
ROBERT w. Forsyth, II. n. as rector
OF ST PaulS. The church TO. which hc
mas been called has been without Il rec
Tor since the Rev. Charles Fiskc, -. D.,
'cSiShcd some months ago 10 bucO,ne
Dishop suffraS gan of the Diocese Of New
Jersey.
ihc call is tho second Dr. Bowie has
received in the past few months. he
'hE'hE been offered Il chair in n rlco-
ioeical Seminary in New York recently.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-04
LOST IN SWAMP
"undcd Negro Found After ucinr
Exposed ana without Food
for Weeks.

Hoffoli\. VA, December S-In a
lying condition from Il gunShot wound
IN 'hc leg. exposure and hunger. Henry
'lutc. q negro, WAS found in Il semi
conscious condition to-day in AN un-
'rouucntcd jungle in tho Dismal swamp
ABOUT TOUR miles from Lake Drummond
~ Wh'le man and Il negro found the
helpless fellow after - search OF four
DAYS though he had been lost in the
wilds fur ono week
Iitil" said that he had been shot
ana deserted 10y negro. who is now
"vlnS hoid by the Nnnscmond County
authorities.
Tho only food which Little could
manarc To lind were berries ana tho
tendcr .ootS OF iumipcr trees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-04
CHARGES AGAINST M'CALL
LAID BEFORE WHITMAN
tenure OF Office of Public Service
Chairman Now i'm Hands
of Governor.
NOT TO ACT BEEoKE MoNDA,
Executive Chamber Crowded During
Protracted Session, but Hearing Is
Conducted Quietly-Accused Man
Presents Own Defense.

ALBANY. y. Y, December 3-rhc
tenure of office of Edwin NJ. Mccall.
chairman OF the Down-Statc Public
Service Commission. rests with Gov
crnor Whitman For more than six
hours to-day the Governor presided
AT a hearing on charges preferred by
the Thomas investigating committee
OF the Legislature seeking McCall's
removal from office. Al the conclusion
Governor Whitman announced lie would
take no action in the matter before
Monday.
The executive chamber was crowded
throughout the pro,ractcd session. but
hearing was conducted quietly. Me
Call presented his own defense.
The investigating committee placed
special emphasis on it's charge that
Mccall continued illegal ownership of
ISL of Kings County Electric Light
aud Power stock. despite his contem-
tion that he had transferred them TO
his wife shortly before assuming of
lice. Possession by "a commissioner Of
stock in a corporation over which the
commission has jurisdiction is II VIC
lation Of the public service commits
sion law
During the argument on this point.
Governor Whitman made his only pub
lie comment on tn" charges II. IN
Quircd of Deputy Attorney -Ccu"rai
Lewis II the transfer of stoci by -
commissioners 10 his wife lived up Ia
the spirit "f the Law. tpou being IN
formed that in tho opinion of tho At
torncN-Gcncral II aid not, the Governor
characterized the charge AS serious
Mccall frsuuoutly accused Thomp-
son Of having personal animus in
pressing tn" charges This. Thomr-
son denied. declaring he was merely
performing II difficult public duty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-04
DIRECTORS APPROVED
/. STEPS TAKEN BY MELLEN
In Race of Notification That Govern
ment Planned Inquiry, Favored
Traffic Agreement
TESTIMONY IN NEW HAVEN CASE
In Connection With Further Develop
ihents in Trial. Ii Is Expected That
FORMER President Taft and Former
Attorney General Will Testify.

MEN YORK. December 3.-Tcsti
'nonE intended TO show that the dircc-
tors of the New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad approved stcps
taken by Charles = Mcllen to make
a traffic agrcemen; with the Grand
] trunk Railway OF Canada. in the face
"i notification by tho Attorney General
OF the United States that the agree
nont was TO he investigated as an al
legged infraction Of the Sherman law.
was adduccd to-day at the New Haven
conspiracy trial
The government brought ont that
the day before the New Haven di-
r'rtorS approved j report o: President
M"llen OH the progress Of :hc uccotia-
tons for the traffic agreement, New
ilavcu directors had received suhpo-
cnaS in connection with The grand Jury
Investigation into the dealings between
TIL" Grand Trunk and tho New Haven
Ny. Mc!!cu testified that when he
learned that the Investigation was in
progress he wrote Il letter to United
states District Attorney Wise Of New
Work. tnkuG upon himself tho re-
fponsihility for the Grand Trunk trans
actions for the purpose Of preventing
III" late J. i. Morgan from becoming
involved. \lthoUCh h" made i, clear
lhat Mr.. Morgan was not involved III
IN" matters indirectiv under iuvcsti.a-
ilon ME- M"U"u said that h" was
nfr"id that Morgan had said some
hing.
II didn't know what he said" he said.
and ! wanted t" keep him GU; Of The
nasty mess.
The government brought ont that a,
the grand jury investigation. which re-
suited in tn" Indictments OF Mellon.
Nfrcd Smithors and Chamberlain,
Grand Trunk officials il came To
Mcii"n's knowledge that the inquiry
was to b" enlarged so rs to include
Inc question Of III" alleged monopoly
of the Who'll" trans portatjon system of
New England. This Mellon said re-
suited u, Efforts hy tho Now Haven
"a have ii limited 10 tho Grand Trunk
matter only.
The government expects 20 provo
that Lewis CusS L"dyHrG. ono Of the
defendants. went To Washington. saw
Attorncy-Gcn"r.l WickcrSham aud
president TAFT ana presented testimony
to show tho effect i, would have upon
tho New Haven ana tho general -inau-
Ci8l situation, with Tho result that the
Investigation was dropped
In connection with this testimony.
which VIII probably hc ducumcntary
thorc is reason 10 hclicv" that tn, d.
f"rso will call both Mr. Taft and Mr.
Wick"rSham. II was reported i'm court
to-day that Mr. Taft had expressed a
willingness 10 testify
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-04
STEAMERS IN COLLISION

NEWPORT NEWS. Va December 2
The British steamer BcrouH and rh"
American steamer John q. NIcCullour Ia
arrived here this afternoon duruau -
as Il result Of n collision this morn-
ing at o'clock on Thimhic Shoal
this port
Captain N"hcr,Son of The Eeuonia.
states that his ship WAS LYING ct an.
"h"r ami that tho McCullourh crashed
into LIS storm. Tn" commander Of tho
American steamer couli not ho seen
ms afternoon and no statement was
available. The bow Of TIA" Mccullough
is bent and swis,cd. au, tho stern of
the licGonia crushed ia Eoth ships
VIII b" repaired hcr"
The H"gonin viii load q cargo OF
grain for the relief 40 the Roictuna
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-04
Mr-. uuintus IiIrhur.i..

lSprci.,l 80 The Times Dispatch
'FREDEtltkSECR VA, Dcceubcr
> Announcements has boon received
her" of tb" death al hcv nome ia SAN
"'rSN'iic' in,. of Mrs. Quinius Richards.
,.o'hrr or Mrs. ". :. iIitt. OF this city.
Mrs. Richard. was before her ulnrIi;,.c
MISS Flor"nco NJ. Dickinson. sister of
'r. #. T. and w. 4. picl<inum. of SPOT
~ wanna County. She is also survived
NY hcr husband and several children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-04
Nrs. Snrub homes

Especial to The Times Dispatch
hilSToi., VA" December 3.-Bclicvcd
to be recovering, after having sustained
Il hrokcn hip. Mrs. Sarah Jones died
suddenly OF heart failure at her home
mere to-day. aged seventy years. She
was a widow, aud is survived by two
sous and two daughters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-04

Especial to The Times D,.u

Especial to The Times Dispatch
HARRISBURG. PA. December 3
Professor :. Il. ilcigcs. Who was we'll
Known 10 the farmers of the South as Il
lecturer of the tuitcd states Depart
meni Of Agriculture. died here ycstcr-
day. Tho funeral took place to-day.
Burial WAS at York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-04
EunrrnI OF viz. S,i,,

m,.,r''hhitNSBtIii. VA. December
'.--Thc body OF Miss ,uur,. Suni,n co.,
m'HIN oi THIS city. daughter of the. l.:i.
'"nN VI. smith. who died a, the home
"i hcr brother. Harry Smith. in Wash
lhSio" aged hfty wears. was hrou..,t
hrr" today aud 'utcrmcmt ,nnJc i'm the
family lot in tn" CITY ccmct.,,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-04
Mrs. Mnrx e. ninxler.

Especial 10 The Times Dlspatch.l
'iiARLOTrESF LIE. VA. December
Mrs Mary Il. Binglcr. aged sixty
ionr years, is dead at her home on tho
Try spring Road. She WAS u native
OF Albcnarlc. the daughter Of the late
james Gates. Five children suryiye
Mrs. Mnsgic Tcmbcrmpnn, Mrs Leo
Morris. Luther Binglcr. Richard Bling
Ter and j. Il. Bing Ter. all OF this city.
she also leaves fifteen grandchildren
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-04

Hn.yial t" TN" Times pispatcr.
It.IEitSlitiiI. VA. Duccm,bcr 2
IN =. T. Robinson. widcl, )l,,vn
N"icr.EHr> surgeon ana - furmc mem.
her OF the. Common Council. did srI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-04
Ili-rrcn,imE Chickens.

W. u. E1ughu. nineteen wears old.
WAS arrested yesterday on 81 cr ,r.,c Of
.Il-tr,ItIns lot 81 nhickrnS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-04

Hospital. viii he conducted from his
brothers home, on West sixteenth
street. south richmond. this afternoon
at o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-04

denly this afternoon at his homo I'm
frihcc Gcors. near the city. lie is
survived by his wife and several chill
drcn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-04
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA

Funeral at Ira O.. 1n,inr.
The funeral Of Ira l.. Taylor who
died Thursday in tho C'liftou rorfc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-04
Only One "BROMO oUlNINEr

io get the genuine. call for full nauo
LAXATIVE BROMO QUfNlNE. LOCI,
Tor signature 81 T.. w. Grove. Cures :,
cold III One Day. 2Jc '
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1915-04-02
FINE LOT OF GOODS.

We have an up-to-date and well-selected
line Of domestic dry goods, woolen dress
goods and wash goods in good variety and
am quite sure there Is some money savers
to the buying public.
We have black woolens at rs, so, 75c
and 81 per yard. Also good variety OF
coiofs.
Cotton crepes at IS and tic per yard.
Ripplettes, all colors, worth l5c per yard,
at ~ l-2c.
Ottoman cords, in variety Of colors, at Csc
Ratincs. in variety Of colors, at Csc.
Ratyuettes, in variety of col0rs. at l7c.
Silk poplins, In variety Of colors, at 25c.
Poplins, regular Csc GRADE. at l9c.
Royal hester pongee linens. 29c Grade.
at Csc.
White corded welts at IS. 20 and Csc.
White 45-inch fiouncing at rs. 80. IS
and SOC.
Black and white India linons at 10, l2-1-2,
rs, 20 and Csc.
Forty-inch linaires and fiaxons at IL. ~
and Csc.
II YOU are In need Of corsets, we have
the Memo, r. & G. and Warner Bros. from
SOC 10 81.
We seIl the Kayser silk gloves.
Short gloves In black, white, tan and
gray at SOC.
Long elbow gloves in black. white and
tan ut 81.
II YOU are In need Of mattings or rugs.
Won can find a good stock here at best
prices, less than elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-22
BUSINESS SPACE LEASED
Stores and Lofts on East and
West Sides Rented.

Pease & EIliman have leased for term Of years
a. az agsregaie rental Of aeou, 800 w me s,ole,
bth and Madison avs. The lessee Is the hairdTes,-
Ing frm Of Lehner Hutli which are moving from
SOC Madison aY soon 20 he demolished.
Tucker speyers * CO. have leased AT % and 80
West 2sth ST. tho FIFTH floor, east 20 William
Brill ard. IN conjunction with Beiman Co. the
ffth noor west 10 Lou J. Schiller.
The Duross Company has let for a term o. years
the I've story building 5ls Hudson ct. 20 Angelina
sartirana and sub-leased the store OF the same
building 10 the Modern Ice Cream Company. Inc.
NJ q !. Hess leased space Oh the fourteenth flooi
Of the Hess Building, 25th s. ana ~ ay' 10 NE
thirteenth floor q 424 10 4S2 An ay.. northwest
corner OF 29ih ST.. 70 the Universal Iypemakins
John J. Hslleron. representing Gerald r. Brown.
leased space IN Il Wall 81. 70 John hiSsock q 10.
Coffee Importer Protective Association once al
post Company. Enlow Company Inc stanton NJ
Child. Z. ssllGh q Bro. Isaac Il Cole ne Direc'
Sons. Boston Index Card Company and Everlsstik
me Peal Estate Management Company leased the
store az 1852 Broadway. al lo0th st.. 10 the
Champion Laundry. Inc FOR term Of years,
joseph = Fest & CO. leased the second loft a;
55l West 4ad ST. 20 the United Trading Company.
Huberth Huherth leased Offices In the Ne"
York American Building al Columbus Circle. 70
Samuel G Raines. NJ. ieideiherg he Cornheld
a store 10 the Lozier Motor Car Company. -,
Hell Stern have leased IN conjunction with
Albert b. Ashfor;h. IN the building formerly oc-
c1ipicd by stern Brothers % and 80 West 23d ST.
through 10 to 70 West 22d st, the seventh floor
containing about 20 600 square feet Of space IN
lessees are Lew & Marcus, manufacturers Of men I
neckwear who have been located on lower Broad
Canes & brennan Company. Inc, IN conjunction
with stephen II. gyng Company. have leased th'
FIRST loft al 240 9Th az. Tor term o. years 70 j.
Duncan Diihridge. representing Bryce Bros q Co.
manufacturers Of cut glass
The Saxon Realty Company has rented ohces IN
the smith, Gray Building 20! and z65 Broad~SI 70
Joseph Wilkenfeld for the GuarantoF Realty Cor
poraiiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-22
Will Be Erected in 69th
Street, Near Avenue A
Corner.
SALES OF PARCELS
IN THE BRONX
Apartment House in Simpson
Street, Near Westminster Av.
Subway Station, Sold.

The Lenox Settlement Association
filed plans yesterday for a settlement
house to be erected on the north side
of seth ST., 175 feet east of Avenue A.
IL will be from designs by Frederic 7.
Kelley, who estimates its cost at $780,
600.
The building will have frontage of
al feet and depth of 1904 feet In
the basement will be a gymnasium,
workshop and locker room. On the
first floor will be an indoor play
ground. a kindergarten, a clubroom
and CAMERON. while on the four
floors above will be a Bohemian room.
clubrooms, cooking room, sitting room.
writing room and bedrooms. Another
playground will be on the roof.
What little trading was announced
yesterday was chiefly confined to prop
critics In The Bronx.
Sales announced follow:
SIMPSON STD sylvan Crakow has sold n =
Mr.. Peek u Moint HOPE " Y. 1915 simpson St..
A Eve story apartment house. on plot iOIlO0 feet.
located just north 81 the subway station al West
BROOK Av-D Sylvan Crakow has purchased
from the Foard Holding Company. of Newark. y. J..
fee, between Ills. st. and Wendoyer av
SIMPSON ST-Ale1ander Sekin and David
Mintk have sold for she Myrcna Realty Corporation
the two story and basement two family house a.
iile Simpson St. on lot 25Ilo0 feet
DORSEY ST.-AeNaAder Selkin and Dayid MuA
have sod foT Ida Branman NE lot. 25Hl5 feet. on
the north side o. Dorsey St. los feet east Of Zerega
sy., ard lot IS, Gunther Park NonkeFs. 451loo ieet
the pot. I671ilO feet on the south side OF TrAtnAn
Sv SO feet west o. Zcrega
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-22
Realty Earnings Fall Off.

The United States Realty and In
provement Company in its report for
the fiscal year ended April 80, 1915,
shows gross earnings amounting 10
29O4 500, decrease of s5l5,100 from
the previous year. The net income was
s1,404,636, a decrease of s514, 402, and
the years surplus available for divi-
dends was SS08,136, equal to 4.99 per
cent on S16,162, 800 capital stock, COM
pared with S.18 per cent earned on the
same stock in 1914. The amount added
to surplus after paying dividend Of
Pr per cent for the year and after
setting aside customary reserves was
s444,473, which, added TO the surplus
Of $1,5S2,65S from the previous year,
less special deductions aggregating
s1,010,355 makes the present surplus
$101G,777.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-22
SULLY MAY GO TO JAIL
Court Holds Former Cotton
King Must Pay Judgment.

Daniel j. Sully, the one time cotton
king, who lately has been in financial
difficulties, was yesterday given the al
tentative by the Appellate Division OF
making good judgment against him
or going to Jail. -ooo
The Judgment, amounting TO slI3So,
was obtained against Sully in l9O9 by
Mrs. Grace W. Savage, who made some
investments through him. Since then
the former cotton broker has spent
much of his time out of New YORK.
mostly in Washington. On his failure
TO pay the judgment Mrs. Savage got
an attachment, but Sully appeared IN
the Sheritf's Office and avoided arrest
by paying $500 on account and promis-
ing to pay the rest of the money IN
instruments of 5000 a month. de paid
81. 500 under this arrangement.
Not long ago Sully came to New
York and obtained an order restrain
ing Mrs. Savage from causing his ar
rest This order was yesterday va
Gated by the Appellate Division, which
held that his request to be exempt
from arres. was not just one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-22
FIRE DEPARTM EMIT.

Reprlnanded-Frmn J. sharkey. Eng. GO; charge.
disresp ectful TO superior officer guilty.
DlSmlssed-Frnn. X o. Wells. H. & L. %;
charge unfit conduct May %.
Leave (no payl-Frmn. 7. A. Johnston. Ems. Is.
Report for Call.thenlc DrlIl-At list Regiment
Armory. at 10 q m, May "a. rs. 26, q, Is: Lieut..
D. Rogers. II. & L. 8: Frmn. J. A. Hamilton. Eng.
S; A 5. Rosenberg Eng. 10: d. j. Shea. Eng q:
W. J. McIvor. Eng. Is W. a. Runge. Eng 81 7.
y Jays9sIe Eng :; " Strauss p,.s: Ens - I
Shields. Ens e. E E Teller En- Eng % ~ + 4
zimmerman. Eng. 1856: w. b. Werner II. & L. |;
c Kohlenberger II. q L. Il; o. J. Stern. II. & L.
"a: p H. Malley. u. & L. 81; A. Worrel. II. & l.
Ss: A J. Hammer. H., & L. 80; A. Youngsworth.
Eng q F. H. Boettjeri Eng. 5; f. Cahill. II. 4 L..
4; Fl. NJ Dallas. H. & L. so: J. A. Cofec, Eng.
So: J. S. Christman. Eng 70: R. Van steenburgh.
II. & l. IA. +. r. Cordes. II. L. az T. Sui
Ivan. II. & l.. %; II. w Wsndelt, Eng IL; II.
A. Carlson Eng. i; f. L. Wenk. Eng. %: C. r.
Wiedner Eng 30; NJ D. Adams. Eng. 3d. c. A
Rinscher. No. ?. Eng. ~ \. WOlken. Ems IS; +.
4. Lennon, Eng Is: C. J. Joyce; Eng: y: J. J.
Mccarthy. No; 2 Eng IS j Dahl Eng g. J. a
l Lamb Il: & L. 2S 4 W EgaR + & u L. So:
4 E. Rowan. Eng {: J. Devine. II. & L. 3; J.
A johnson, No. .. II. & L. Q: J. j. Gillen. II. &
l. 8: W p Hogan, II. & l. 8; T. =. Cassidy II.
& L. Z; W. A. oLeaD. Rescue Co. / j.. GRAY.
Eng. 202: P. +. McNally, Eng 2l0: w. @. Adams.
Eng. 229; c. J. Harris. Eng 242 b. Heaney. Eng.
2l9: c. Nash Eng. 23s G. w. Frcke. Eng. al 4:
J. H. Shaughnessy. Ems. 22S: c. Schrieber. Eng.
243; j. f. Britt Eng 275: J. L. Oesesu. Eng. ESQ;
T. A. Campbell. No. 2. II. L. l49.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-22
Shipping Information and
Marine News of the World
ARRINEn
ARRIVED.
oneka lBr) Algiers May q TO George d All. in

oneka ODD Alsiers May 2. to George D All. in
ballast. Bar. 80 d N.
chester a. Co. in ballast. Bar. 1880 , m. 10th.
Nenstor (Norl. Baracoa May To- TO the Tropical
Fruit Go. with Passenger and fruit. Bar. m
Royal Prince OBJ, Hong Kong Feb p. Cebu
S. g. g; Manila ~ K-Ts'su H. kooe 2s 1oko-
Californian. Santos April I. RIO de Jsneiro 20.
s. Lucia May 3. Baltimore II add Norfolk Is. to
zulia, La GusJra May I. Msfacaibo T. Curacao ei
! Is and MayAguez 10 70 Bliss. Ds.lett a Co. with
Honduras. PIosreso May Il. to the New York a
Austrian Prince "Brj. 81 Saasire May 5, to Paul
F Gerhard & 60. n ballast. Bar. $40 IN.
Van der Duyn (Duich) Froutera May IA. TO the
Atlantic Fruit Co. with 10 Passengers. malls and
Mars,d CBrj Perth Aruboy. to the Trinidad
Shipping q Trading Co. with mdse. quar- I:99
Purley CBrl. London May s. to Houlder. Weir &
BOYD, in ballast Bar; 10 40 N.
Delaware Philadelphia. to the Clyde SIS Co. with
Minas Gsises jBrsS). Santos April 27. Rio do
aud Barbados -. 10 the LLOYD BIaznero. with 90
Passengers. mails and mdse. Bar. 7E m.
City OF Montgomery. savannah May IS. 10 the
Ocean IS Co. with Passengers and mdse. Quar-. 40
Madison, Newport News and Norfolk. to the Old
Dominion IS Co. with passengers and mdse Quar-.
Grsecia tBr). Baltimore May 10. to Win
chester Co. Quar-. m.
David T Warden IN ballast Bar. 3:i5 p m.
Alliance, Cristobh May IS. 70 the Panama RR
IS Line. with lS5 passengers. mails and ndse Bar,
Ppm.
Steamers Apache. Charleston and Jacksonville
Inkum lBr). London; MerthaIa lBr), La Psllice;
hos.sso 1.fi csidia. SIaa,hsy'n cpaieh', ho,e,:'
Princess Anne Norfolk and Newport News. Mama
hAts Baltimore: Indr-kuia (Brl. Savannah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-22
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
La Psllice May l6-GouVernour de LAnSheere
tBeig. New iort
Msrseilles. MAJ, l7-waltham Obj, New York
HaW, May lS-DunbarmoQ OBI. New York.
ffankiyn Obi, New YORK.
Hull, MAY 2O-Ghs1ee OBJ. New York
Naples May lg-Patna (Fr). New York
Bahia, hsy zO-MarchlOncss IL Butte fBrl, New
York and Norfolk VIA Barbados for Rio dc
JAleifo
Bristol May 20-Bristol City (Br,. New FORK
Malta MAY i9-Hasngden (Br). New York
Montevideo. May iS-Tellus (Nor). New York
London. Nsy 2l--Ikba tBrl, New York
Palermo. May l0-Thess slOnih Greek. New York
for Pirlcus.
Venice. May i2-oneolo GiaD. New York via
Naples. May it-Europs utall. New York
SAILED.
Pemambuoo, May ls-Alban Obi, Nes York
Dundee. May 2o-MuneAstor Castle OBI, Nov
York
Ginsg~. MAJ iL-sOotush Monarch tBr. New
York.
Gibrstr. May so-Dsn.e Alishien C,si). Nov
lizard. MAJ 2l-povtsm DUTCH. New York foe
Falmouth and Rotterdam.
~ MiohAels, May 20-Yl saiioe Utah Palerno
for New York.