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Northern Securities Decision

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ANOTHER DULL SESSION

Consolidated Gas and Union Pacific

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cord an Advance

NEW YORK April IS The stock mar-

ket opened mostly higher Sales of Con

solidated Gas were at gains of 51 and 1

per cent Union Pacific opened higherand St Paul was nominally strongerCopper lost

the opening of the second hourprivate dispatches were received Indi-

cating that no would be handeddown today at St Paul on the Harriman intervention petition The effect ofthis news was rather to themarket and caused general reactions of

to per cent Sentlnvuit continues-to regard the St Paul proceedings with

interest and there appears to bean Indisposition to pending

of this particular matter Governments Otherbonds dull but steady

London bought about 10000 shares andthe market in the main Is strong

WASHINGTON STOCK MARK-

ETS Washington 4siooogra oooaffc soocPTeyi-

lloOoSTG 5003776common 100s

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Columbia R R 6a 1914

City Suburban 6Wash Street Railway 4t 8

MISCELLANEOUS BONDS

Wash Gil Co KT A 6a 190227 10Wash Gas Co B Ca 130427 10U S Elec Light Deb Imp 1902 10J

n nChes Pot TeL Co 5V 103V 101

Wash Market Co 1st Ot 1892 103

Masonic Hall Assn 5 0 100

Washington Gaa 8V 113S

SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST STOCKS

National Safe Deposit Trust 149 150

Washington Loan Trust 210 211American Trust 100 195

Wash Safe Deposit 40Tnion Trust Storage 103 K IGOJfMasonic Hall Assn 6s C 1903 105 115

Home Savings Bank 183

RAILROAD STOCKSCapital Traction 120 121Washinjrton Street Railway pf tiM 53Washington Street Railway com 11

NATIONAL DANK STOCKSBank Washington 433Metropolitan 175

Central 293Farmers and Mechanics 390Second 150

CUiunsColumbia 200Capital 170Traders 148 IKLincoln 124

RJrea 683American National Bank 125

INSURANCE STOCKSFiremen 25Franklin 47Metropolitan 70Corcoran 70Pctomac 7VAiMnjrton 3J 81German American 250National Union 1 73Columbia 10H J-

Rl sPeoples 6Commercial I 4Colonial 100 110

TITLE INSURANCE STOCKSReal Estate Title 78 83Columbia Title B 4X-WMblngtwi Title 8 4

TELEPHONE AND CRAPHOPHONE STOCKSawn Pot Tel Op Cs 41American Graphophone 4 5American Crapbepltene pd X 9

CAS STOCKSWashington Gas 57Georgetown Cos 71 i

TYPE MACHINE STOCKSergCBfhafer 176 126

Monotype 8tf tMISCELLANEOUS STOCKS

Greene Con Con v r Co I4jf nWashington Market LINorfolk Wash Steamboat 2J5J Maury JBJRealty Appraisal 34

CONCERNS INCORPORATEDUNDER DISTRICT LAWS

Certificates of the incorporation ofthe following named enterprises wererecorded to day

The Simplex Concrete Piling Companystock 500000

Frank Shu man Joseph H Crawford andJohn StewartThe Peoples Transit Company capital

stock 100000 R S Donaldson E W McCormick and James FShcDporsonThe U S Burial Appliance Companycapital stock

Grant Young Eugene Schooiay and JLThe Standard Goat capital

stock ISOOO incorporators DM JosephTtl MMVt T m r

French D S Mackall and Mainly BLpdilw The purpose of the anterprlscIs to engage in the buSIness of raisingbreeding and importing buying andAngora goai

BILL FOR RELIEFOF TOBACCO GROWERS-

The House today passed a bill forrelief of tobacco growers by removingthe internal revenue and taxfrom leaf tobacco in thhands of the growers of the an e Thomeasure has favorable recommenda-tion of Internal Revenue CommissionerYerke0 Is substitute for the sev-eral measures to remove the tax fromunstemmed and twisted tobacco

Swift Co7s Sales of Fresh BeefIn Washington for tho wyflic

April Id averaged 07 oW par pound

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Reported by W B Hibbs Co 1419 FStreet Members New York Stock ExchangeChicago Board of Trade and Washington StockExchange

Open Hieh Low 2 pmAmal Copper 49 WJ4 49 49

Am Smelting 4S 43 48 48

Am Smelting pfd 93 93fc 93 03Am Sugar 127 127 127 127Anaconda 70 74 70 74

A T S Fe t37s 7 73A T S Fe pfd 93 924 91 92Balto Ohio 79 79 79 79Balto Ohio pfd 90 00 90 90Brooklyn R T 45 46 46Canadian 116 116 116

Ches Ohio 32 32 32 3iChi Great West 16 16 16 16C M St P 144 144 143 144

Col Fuel Iron 32 32 32 32

Con Gas 206 207 205 206

Erie com 26 27 26 26Erie 1st pf f 65 65 65 65

Erie 2d pf 42 42 42 42

Gen Electric 164 164 164 161

Ill Central 130 130 30 130

L N 108 108 lOS 108

Man Elevated 142 142 142 142Met Secs Co 78 78 78 7S

Met St Ry 114 114 113 113Mo Kan Tex pf 38 38 38 38Mo Pacific 93 93 92 93Mex Cen 7 7 7 7Nat Lead 37 17 17 17N Y Cent 116 116 116 116N Y O W 21 21 21 21Nor West 68 68 57 i 7

Pa R R 117 117 117 117P Gas Of Chi 96 96 96 36Reading 45 45 44 4iyRock Island 23 23 23 23Rock Island pf 63 63 63 63

Rubber Goods 15 13 15 15

S L S F 2d pf 47 47 47 47

S L S W pf 35 35 35 3314

So Pac 49 49 48

So Ry 21 21 21 214Tenn Coal Iron 39 39 3S 38Texas Pacific 24 24 24 24

Union Pacific 85 86 84 84

Union Pacific pf 92 92 92 92U S Leather 7 7 7 7U S Leather pf SO 80 80 SO

U S Steel 11 11 11 11

U S Steel pt 60 61 60 60U S Steel 2d 6s 78 78 78 78

Wabash 19 19 19 19Wabash pf 38 39 38 39Wisconsin Central 18 18 18 18

NEW YORK COTTON MARKETNEW YORK April 18 Heavy selling

of old crop positions partly based onthe cables from Liverpool caused severedeclines on the after which pricesrallied on room covering One of theleading bear houses here offered Apriland freely and caused considerable stoploss selling In July by commlssjton houses That new crop monthsshowed relative steadiness was duelargely to the cold weather in theSouth Later on the early sellers ofMay and July turned buyers throughbrokers helped the rally Lightfrost was reported at Fort Smith Ark

NEW YORK March UL The blowingprices were quoted on the floor today

Opening NoonBid Asked Bid Asked

April 1370 1380 1362 1365May 1373 1368 1369June 13SO 1385July 1401 1405 1394 1395August 1350 1351 1340 1343September 1231 1232 1219 1223October ILlSNovemberDecember

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1153 1153 1154The market opened weak 7 to 34 points

lower very steady at noon

CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO April IS The followingprices were quoted on the grain markettoday

Opening NoonWheat Bid AsRecr Bid Asked

May 92 91

July S6 S6September 82

CornMay 61July 49

September 44Oats

May 37

July 37September 31

PorkMayJuly

LardJuly 657

RibsMay 617July 635

ELEVENYEAROLD BOY

Toliver Waters Run Over by aHas Legs Amputated

and Dies

J Dont cry papa Ill get well saidlittle Toliver Waters eleven years oldas his weeping father leaned over Himwhile he lay on the cot at FreedmansHospital

The father had been summoned to hissons bedside by the physicians atFreedmans Hospital A change for theworse had taken place in the little suf-ferers condition

At 6 oclock this morning howeverthe little fellow died despite his assurances that he would get well Hisdeath Is the result of injuries receivedwhen he was run over by an engine atFlorida and New York Avenufcs northwest Saturday afternoon

Coroner Nevitt was informed of thelads death and although he has not yetso decided will probably hold an Inquesttomorrow

Young Waters lived at 74 K Streetnortheast On Saturday afternoon about1 oclock he endeavored tu board a yardengine drawing a cart load of dirt onthe Baltimore and Ohio Rallruud atthe intersection of Florida and NewYork Avenues He was knocked downon the tracks and both legs were crushed off below the knee The lad wasremoved to the Freedmans

I Both limbs were amputated by the surgeons

HILL URGE RELEASE

Effort to procure the release of Arthur-L Orrison from jail will be made in thelatter part of the present week by Attornejf John R Shields

Orrison is the Juror whose conductcompelled a discontinuance of the trialof James M A Watson He was adjudged In contempt of court by JusticePritchard and committed to jail for aperiod of two months

Mr Snlolds said today ho will not tryto procure the release of Orrison bycorpus proceedings He will henays submit to the court toshow that Orrlson was suffering fromthe effects of extreme nervousness anddrugs taken to cure it and that he was

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NEWS AND GOSSIPOF STOCK MARKETS

WASHINGTONOnly four issues were traded In on

the local exchange today and with theexception of one the transactions wereunimportant The exception was Washington Street Railway 4s of which 9503were sold all but 1000 at 76 two 500

lots being sold at TCi Of stocks seventyfive shares of Washington Gas weresold at 574 and 57 exdividend tenshares of Capital Traction at 121 and100 shares of Graphophone common at 5

There was again some demand for thepreferred stock of the Washington StreetRailway and Electric Company forwhich 47 was bid but none offeredunder 52

After call a lively demand developedfor Capital Traction 121 bid for severalhundred shares but no offering wasmade below 125

NEW YORKThe developments In the Northern

naturally do not en-courage conservative traders to dealextensively In Union Pacific shares for

while on the other handthere is no willingness among cautioustraders to be heavily short of theseIssues There are so many possibilitiesIn the Northern Securtles thatspeculators ought to observe great cau

In the shares of thecompanies affected the recent Su-preme Court decision declaring the

Securities Company an illegalcorporation

The financial position in London hasimproved considerably within the lastfew weeks and at the moment there lano necessity either In London or Parisas far as financial conditions at thesecenters are concerned for shipments orgold from this country Gold however-is going out not because Europe needsthe metal but owing to the fact thatIt Is the cheapest form of remittance

WilL BE EXAMINED

Eminent Alienists to LookInto Case

FATE HANGS IN THE BALANCE

May Be Sent Back to Asylum orPlaced on Trial for

Assault

The mental condition of William Duffyalias William J OBrien who attempted-to kill clerks Robert Manning and Arthur Weicker at the War DepartmentMarch 3 last will probably be examinedsome day during the trial of AugustusL Shatter for murder

Several eminent alienists will be call-ed as witnesses In the Shaffer trial bothby the Government and by the defenseAdvantage of the presence of thesephysicians in Washington will be takento have an examination made intoOBriens mental condition fIn the event that he Is declared to beinsane he will be delivered to the StElizabeths Asylum authoritiesof being put on trial for assault withintent to kill under the Indictment returned against him by the grand JuryShould OBrien however be declared tobe sane and responsible for his act hewill no doubt be called to trial as soonas the Shatter case Is ended

Condition Improvedk OBrien is an exsoldier and was com-mitted to St Elizabeths Hospital forthe Insane two or three years ago Hiscondition was however so much Improved that he was allowed towithout an attendant In March last hewent to the War Department to adjust some wrongs which he imaginedhad been done him Not receiving Information to his liking he drew a pistolfrom his pocket and fired upon theclerks named

The trial of Shaffer Is set for TuesdayApril 26 and will probuby continue for ten days or two weeks HeIs indicted for thexmurder of his formerwife Katherine Shaffer from whom hewas divorced

For a long time after he was com-mitted to jail In August last he refused to discuss the death his wifeand pretended to have no recollection ofthe circumstances connected with itMany believed him insane He startledhis relatives however one day last win-ter by announcing that he Is now saneand had since his Incarceration in jailbeen shamming His effort was

for he completely fooled everyone with one or two exceptions

HELEN GOULD TO

Will Visit Fort Myer and Attend Several Receptions During Brief

Stay Here

Miss Helen Gould arrives in Wash-ington this afternoon on her way toNorfolk and Newport News where sheIs to take part in the dedication cere-monies at the new building of the NavalY f C A While here Miss Gould Is

stop at the New WlllardShe will visit Fort Myer where she

Is to be the of the soldiers andofficers There Is to be a special drillIn her honor

Miss Gould Is also to attend severalreceptions which have been planned forher

COLLAPSE OF BICYCLECAUSES SERIOUS

His bicycle collapsing under him whilehe was riding along Connecticut Ave-nue near Cleveland Park about noonyesterday Thomas Moyer twentyoneyears old of 1334 North Capitol StreetWs thrown heavily to the groundstriking his head

He was removed to Freedmans Hos-pital where it way found he was suf-fering with concussion of the bruinTile physicians believe his skull is frac

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Bugaboo Says SousaOf Musicians Squabble

No Reason Why Government Bands ShouldNot Compete With Civilian Organiza

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Bands employed by the Governmentshould by all means be allowed to com-pete with civilian bands and what Ismore the Government bands should bepaid at a higher rate for their outsidewo k than the civilian bands

statement was made to a Timesreporter by John Philip Sousa at theconclusion of the given by himat the National Theater last week

It has always been a theory of minecontinued the bandmaster that if It ishonorable for a man to play for theGovernment It Is as honorable for himto play for outside engagements Whyshould It not be so pray

Couldnt Support FamilyThis thing is getting to be a buga-

boo continued Mr Sousa with somesarcasm I amsurprised that my pro-fession should have made this disturb-ance about it How may I ask Is aman in the pay of tomake his living If he take outside work I could not support myfamily during the twelve years I wasIn the Government service as ofthe Marine Band and I hadof itThe

civilian musicians say the Government bands take away so much oftheir rightful money Its all bosh Icannot believe it for a minute-

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At the request of Katherine WardJoint funeral services will be held ather home in 5sWego N Y over thebodies of her fiance William E T Neu-mann and her brother7 Thomas WardJr the two midshipmen who were killedIn the explosion on the Missouri lastWednesday

The two midshipmen were devotedfriends while In Annapolis and continuedtheir association by bringing about theirassignment to the battleship MissouriThrough his friendship for young WardMidshipman Neumann met Miss Wardand became engaged to her

Midshipman Neumanns mother lives

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Funeral of Moy Sue Wing to Be Ac

companied With MuchCeremony

Arrangements have at last beenfor the funeral of Mo Sue Wing

the Chinese laundryman droppeddead In his establishment In Fourandahalf Street between B and C Streetsnorthwest on Sunday April 10 His Innumerable relatives and friends will as-

semble at Lees undertaking establish-ment 222 Pennsylvania Avenue northwest at 4 oclock this afternoon andpay their last respects to all that re-

mains mortal of himA cheap wooden casket has been pur-

chased and the Interment will be madeIn Congressional Cemetery On the way-

t the burying grounds the Chinamenwill scatter fake behind the1earae to pay the deceaseds way to theChinese heaven At the grave therewill be elaborate ceremonies and aovantity of good things to eat and drinkwill be placed on the grave in orderthat Wings may not becomehungry before it reaches its destination

NEGRO

From the character of a petition filedtoday in the District Supreme Court Itappears the differences between the twohostile factions of the congregation ofthe Metropolitan Baptist Church are farfrom settled James Chapman and othersupporters of Simon P W Drew com-plain to the court that the opposingfaction with fraudulent Intent havemade vague and uncertain chargesagainst them for the purpose of preventing them from taking part in meetings of the congregation to be held Friday night next and at date

Chapman says the faction opposed tothe retention of Drew as pastor of theMetropolitan Baptist Church has issued to their opponents 500 or COO innumber notices charging them withviolating the church covenant This Isdone It Is contended to prevent thefriends of Drew from voting at the

which will to select a pas-tor for the congregation

According to Chapman and his asso-ciates there is a large of thecongregation in favor of the retentionof Drew

Those who are changed with violatingthe church covenant are summoned toappear at a meeting of the deacons ofthe church tonight and defend

against their accusers Suchproceeding Chapman is calculatedto result In riot and a breach of the

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would be found that the sum total doesnot take from the civilian musiciansenough to average up 1 detracted train

gross earnings of each of the civil-ians So while work Is a greathelp to the musician employed by theGovernment It does not mean any no-ticeable loss for the civilians

Should Be Paid MoreMoreover I think Government bands

have a better equipment both In uni-forms and in instruments If it is thecustom to pay the civilian band SG apiece for Its men let the Governmentband be paid 7 a piece That wouldbe only fair

As I said I am surprised at my profession for ever having raisedbance over the matter It Is a bugaboo-a figment of the Imagination There isnothing in cry of Govern-ment robbing the poor musician

Wants Friendly RivalryI have always insisted on the

musical world Government and civiliancompete on terms of friendly rivalryLet the best music bring the bestmoney I was In the Government serv-ice and I know what it means to bedeprived of the privilege of getting outside work I am out of the service nowand I know what small loss is causedthe civilian bands by the Governmentcompetition-

So laughing away the bugaboo ofthe Government bands Mr Sousa step

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ONE FUNERAL FORBROTHER AND LOVER

Katherine Ward Requests That Joint Service Suffice forMidshipmen Chums Killed in Missouri Disaster

in Honolulu but he has a sister atAnnapolis Mrs J H Hasson who ask-ed that her brothers body be sent toAnnapolis for burial

After Mrs Hassons requestasked that the body of her sweet

heart accompany her brothers body toOswego that the funeral of the two menmight be held together Mrs Hassonagreed to this

After the services Gen Thomas WardMiss Wards father will accompany thebody of Midshipmen to An-napolis where it will be interred

General Ward was stationed In Wash-ington for many years and his daugh-ters are well known here Alter his retirement the family moved to Oswego

peace and he invokes the protection ofthe court for himself and friends

Justice Gould after hearing the peti-tion issued an Injunction against theboard of deacons restraining them fromentering upon the trial of Chapman andhis friends tonight andorder or the court

The petition of Chapman is filed Inconnection with the proceedings of An-derson Hogan and SimonP W Drew and others some weeks

agoTheClergy

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few names of clergymen of differentcreeds who are firm believers in Dr AgmewjCatarrhal Powder to live up to the preachingin all It claims Rev DrLangtry Episcopalian andRev Dr Methodist and Dr New-man all of Toronto Canada of theirpersonal letters for the asking 16Or Agnews Ointment relieves sites In a

FINANCIAL

FURSClothing rugs draperies etc

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Cold StorageV-ery moderate rates by the

season and perfect protectionS-

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Storage DepartmentAMERICAN SECURITY

AND TRUST COMPANY

1140 FifteenthCHARLES J BELLALBERT M READ General ManagerC A ASPINWALL Assistant Manager

Does It Pay-Of what profit Is your if the

rent U all paid out In maintenanceThere are ja many considerations to betaken into account in the proper hand-ling of rentable that a com-plete and thorough system is absolutely

Our aim is torealty pay How we succeed beattested the large and increasingnumbers whose interests we care for

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Those who contemplate building orthe purchase of property or havemortgages tG off and desire a

should ascertain the advantagesterms how to proceed etc in thisassociation

1 Are matte repayable inMUCH monthly installments

Settlement in Lull or in partmay be made at any tune Interest is charged to date of set-

tlement When part of a loanis settled the monthly install-ments are reduced proportion-ately

Equitable Building

1003 F St N WJOHN JOY EDSON PresidentELLIS SPEAR Vice PresidentGEO W CASILEAE 2d V PresFRANK P REESIDE Secy

THE WASHINGTON LOAN

AND TRUST COMPANYOFFICE COR 8TH AND F STS

PAIDUP CAPITAL ONE MILLIONin any amount made on approved

or collateral trates

Interest paid on monthlysubject to

ndmln-Utrator trustee agent treasurer regIs

and in all other fiduciary capacitiesfor rent burglar and flreprocl

vaults for safe deposit and itorage of veinable

JOHN JOY EDSONr PresidentJOHN A SWOPE Vice PresidentELLIS SPEAR Second Vice PresidedANDREW PARKER TreasurerBRICK J MOSES Assistant TreasurerTHOMAS BRADLEY Real Estate Office

REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENTIs to assume the management of your

Careful attention given to all tfetails

DIRECTORS

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Anthony QaeglerJohn B OeierWilliam HalmJ Philip HerrmannFrancis MillerWm MillerJohn H Kuppert-

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WASHINGTON B C POSTOFF1CE NOTICEShould be read daily as changes may occur

at any timeFOREIGN dispatched to the

of sailing the schedule of dolingis arranged on Uw presumption of their un-

interrupted overland transit For the week enaApril SS 10W the last connecting

will be made from the MAIN OFFICE a

TransAtlantic MailsMONDAY a At 1S pm for EUROPE ID

Mail other parts ofGREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND must di

Icr Ityndam11 pm for ITALY direct per

Wtta di Torino front New York Mall mu c-

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per jt Cedric from New York viaMail for GERMANY must be

CedricWEDNESDAYa At 715 pm for EUROPE

per M Columbia from New York vi Iljmouth Cherbourg and Hamburg Mail for

nimt be directed Per BS Columbiac At 1030 pm for FRANCE SWITZER-

LAND ITALY SPAIN PORTUGAL TURKEYEGYPT GREECE and BRITISH INDIA perss La Bretagne from New Y irk viaMall other parts of EUROPE mustrected Per La Bretagne

c At 1145 pm for ITALY perUmbria from New be dlreeled Per A

FRIDAY l At 230 pm forANDS per ss Canopic from

a At 715 pm for EUROPE per J Phila-delphia from New York via andCherbourg Mail for LIVERPOOL SCOTLANDand IRELAND must be directed Per Phila-delphia

a At 715 pm for EUROPE perCampania from New York via Queenstown

c At 1116 pm for BELGIUM pers8 Zeeland from Sew tot

Per SA ZeelamL11 45 pm for ITALY per

Konlgin Luia from New York mtut bPer BS Konigin LulseII 5 pm for DENMARK direct per

ts Island from New Mail must bedirected Per IslandMails for South and Central America

West Indies EtcMONDAY c At 1145 pm for CENTRA-

AMfclUCA except Costa Rica and SOUTH PA-CIFIC PORTS per Seguranca fromYork via Colon Mail for GUATEMALA mustbe Per BS Seguranca

p m for MEXICO per Vigilancia from New York viaand Vera Cruz Mail must be directed PerBS Vigilancla

TUESDAY d At 12 m for PORTO PLATAper steamer from Boston-

e At 005 pm for BARBADCS and BRAZILper 6JL from New York via MaceioRio Santos Mail for NORTHERNBRAZIL ARGENTINE URUGUAY and PARA-GUAY must be directed Per s8 Capri

c At 1115 pm for the PROVINCE OFSANTIAGO CUBA per BS Manzanillo fromNew Maul must be directed Per s9

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c At 1145 pm for MEXICO per BS Ha-vana from New Projtnso Cainpecneand Vera Cruz b directed PerHavana

c At 1145 pm for HAITI per M PrinsWillem II from New Math for CAPEITAlY PORT AU GONAIVES andJEREMIE CURACAO VENEZUELA TRINI-DAD BRITISH and DUTCH GUIANA must

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THURSDAY c At 1145 pm for BER-MUDA per BS Caribbee from New York

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CUB A moils close here at 3 pm daily exceptand Mondays via Port Tampa

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RICA by rail to New andthence via steamer close heream f 10 P11 0 5 the connecting closebeing on Tuesdays

TransPacific Mails

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