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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23

Frederick Fox & Co. have leased for
the Building Operation Company the top
loft at No. "A West 10th street TO Will
lam Wells Bosworth, for the Midville
Realty Company, the store at No. west
31th street. for a long term of years 10
Nine Raymond the first loft in the
same building to Roberts, and the tourth
loft to Rudolph & Krell
John n. Golding has leased for the Fire
Companies Building Corporation IN NO, o.
Maiden Lane. space TO Ransom Is; uiler
the Central San Cristobo, waiter +. BaS,
sett. the Blumenthal Company to DaVld
Rosengarten, and to the Lcvant American
Commercial Bureau, for Mrs. Ella de J.;
Shoemaker, the dwelling house NO. 10
West 18th street. to Nine. /" PreVot' TOT
a long term OF years
The Ernestus Gulick Company rented
a part of the McGibbOn building, @itn
street. near Fifth avenue. to George T.:
Crowley importer formerly Of No. 30
West 34th street
NJ. q l.. Hess leased the store and
basement No 30 East 10Th street to Frank
4 TisChnOr. StatiOncrS, for ten years
nth loft No. 1l2 Spring street. to the
Accurate Rhinestone Novelty works
sixth loft No. 50 East nth street, to l..
Goldman q Sons, and second loft No:
81 To 81 West 18th street, to the lnperlal
Thread Company.
Albert g. Ashforth rented large space
Company. .
. Samuel H. Martin leased for Mary NJ.
Tragcecr the dwelling house No. 10 West
nth street. to Mary V Lynch.
II. &. Senior & co. rented the dwelling
house no 1872 West cd street, to Edith
Belts. for a term Of years; No. 81 West
Ggth street, To NJ. Rc5slor; No 2s2 west
10Th street. To T. Allen. and No. 1j1 West
6ith street to j. a. Martinez
The George Rockhaus Company Leased
No AIS to 42i East l2lst street, TO ~. =.
Semft: also to the Madison Lumber Com
pauy, a plot ll0XlD feet southeast corner
of Madison avenue and 18Th street. ana
to Jacob Cohen the store, No 1872 Park
avenue.
George r. Read &, co. and o. G. Conn
felt leased TO Annette. millincr. second
loft I'm No. IS East 10th street for period
OF years.
Edgar \. Manning leased No. - West
18th street for Mrs. Helen NJ Constable To
Mrs &. IT, Ward for eve years; also TO
Dr. Herbert l.. Constable for a Ike term
the caStcrlv ground floor apartment in the
Madrid. SO. $50 West 59th street
Dcuzor Bros. leased for the BarthOldl
Realty Company for a term Of years the
fourth floor i'm the Bartholdi Building,
Broadway and 23d street. TO Henry Son
ucborn a Co. Baltimore clothicrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED


Have. AUG 81 Anglo Colombian d'p. N'w
81 Vincent V. Aug 2c-Breiz Iluel dD.
Nco, York for Frcmautle. Adelaide ctc.
Naples. Aug Il san Gug'ielmo dtsp. New
Goona, Aug ei-calabra CBr. New York VI"
Marseiiles. Aug ii Roma dao. Now York
and Providence win Angrs. etc.
Suoz Aug - Rntcnfcls UicD. calcutta ard
colombo for Boston and Nov YORK.
sydney. : v. Aug 80 Melbourne t3rl. Now
Yor, and Norfolk Via - vincent. '. 'sro
riime Aug - SaNonia ,Br). New YORK via
Madeira Genoa Naples and Trieste.
Rotterdam. Aug 80. = . nl-Rotterian 'bnt"h''
New York via Plymouth aud Boul"ghe.
SAILED
Queenstown. Aug 90 $50 m-occsnic
CBrb from southampton and 'noroours',
New York.
Liverpool Aug ~ cdrtc tBr1, NcN lofk
Via Queenstown.
YORK
Bremen. Aug -. p m-Grosscr Kurfurst
(G;cri. Now York.
Genoa. Aug 90 Principe ii ricmonte GtaD.
Sew York.
Cherbourr Aug -. p m Kaiser wilhelm
der Crosse tGcrl from Bremen and
southampton, New YORK.
Iloilo. Aug 90 Kansas fBr). Now York
Shields, Aug 20--Conrsd Mohr )Norl, Ncw
York.
Barbados. Aug 2I-Tagus Orr, from Now
York via Kingston and Colon, Southamp-
ton.
Port Natal. Aug 2i--C,an Sutherland CBp
0rom Madagascar). New York.
PASSED.
Lizard. Aug 22-Russia RUSS. New York
for Rotterdam and Libau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23
ARRESTED FOR CONVERSION
Furriers Make Charge Against Chi
cago Commission Man.

Edward w Applegate, whose home IS
in Chicago. was arrested yesterday by
Deputy Sheriff Ahner at the Hotel Aston
in an action brought against him in the
City Court alleging conversion.
The plaintiffs in the suit are d. w
Bossak & Rochinger, fur merchants
They said that they sent to Applegate
consignment of furs, which he was to
sell on per cent commission basis.
He also was to collect the money for the
goods he sold.
1t was alleged that Applcgate sold A,4VO
worth of the furs. but sent to the plain
tiffs only 800 of the money collected.
Applegate being a nonresident Of New
York. Justice Smith issued an order OF
arrest and fixed the bail at sl.iO, which
the defendant furnished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following real estate sales were re
corded Yesterday at the Real Estate EN-
change salesrooms. Nos. IA and 10 Nesey
street:
1OSTH ST. l03-1O7 West, s, 100 n OF
Columbus ave. 1JxlO01i: / and 2 sly garage
sold 10 Helena Rendberg for $50 500.
EAST END AVE. co. W cor or s2d ST.
o. i1xos. . ; sty tenmt and stores; sold to
the plaintiff for $4,000.
1ST AVE 4f3. " s, 24.9 n or Zith a.
27pxlO0; , sty tcumt and stores; sold 10 the
pfaiutiH FOR $4,000.
iSr AVE ~. W :. 52.S n n Of oath 81.
o. NxIOO. , sty teumt and stbres; sold to the
plaintiff for $4,000
At Bronx Exchange, No 9o2s Third ave-
nue.:
By James /. Wells Company.
RROOK AVE. 1902. $. - n OF 17lst ~.
c5yi0O9: ( sly tenmt, sold 10 the plaintlU
for $lO,jOO
Bv n g Mapes & CO.
WILLIAM ST. 2 .. 100 n Of Dudley aye,
o5xlO0 Throg's Neck, sold to the plaintiff for
81 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23
BROOKLYN SALES.

The Bulklcy & Horton Company sold
so. S. Madison street. a three story and
basement brick filled dwelling house on
lot l6SxlOO feet. for Rachel GildcrsIeeyc
10 n client
Charles T.. Rickcrson sold No. rs Car
roll street, between sixth and Seventh ave
nucs. a three story and basement dwell
ing house. FOR Edwin II. Kaufman, to. a
client for occupancy. also. rented No. 19i
Cd street for the Kings and Wcstchcster
Land Company to a Mrs. Southack for a
term of years
The Samuel Galitzka Company sold FOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23
TO ENLARGE CHURCH.

The congregation of the Flatbush Chris
tan Church, formerly the Church OF
Christ, has arranged to build large eX-
tension to its edifice, corner Of Beverly
and Marlboro roads, Brooklyn, which IS
N cost about $4,000. The annex will be Of
light colored brick. with limestone trim-
ming. Romanesque in style. A 5S-to0t
tower will surmount the corner or the
building. The new church will have a
seating capacity of $40. There will be a
gymnasium in the basement, tncludipg
bovling alleys. a banquet hall. Kitchen
library and reading rooms will be pro-
,yidpd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee

BROADWAY, 3341 store; Manhattan Leas-
inc "a 10 Spcros Soskos: 3 yrs from Dec J,
IgIi. 81. 700. address, 33i7 Broadway.
LEXINGTON AVE, $50. ground floor, STORE
and basement: Cornelia = Beekman TO Henry
Broido. yrs from Feb T. 1913; Sl'2uo; ad-
dress 800 Lexington ave.
WEST ST. 30 324, all; ELI Wagner cM.
- $50. address 30 West ST.
WILLIAM ST. lI6, = store; South Man
haitian Realty co TO Gcris CaWplsus ana aio;
4: YRS from Aug 10 I9I2. $i,O2O; address. ~
WILLIAM Sr. JIG. = store; same 10 John
TauliaIis; . yrs from Aug -, 1912, $3.50 ad-
dress 46 James -.
Urn ST. Iji East. ali; Helen NJ Post to
walter : sullivan. yrs from Dec J, 1911
81 $50. address. 49, East 18th ~.
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100 p III
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
OnlciaI Record and Forecast. Washing

Official Record and Forecast Wv ton,
Aug 22.-The barometrc pressure is unusually
low over the United States, there being but
three points. namely, Miami, 5'la.; Northead
Wash. and Eureka, Cal, where the pressure
is az high as thirty inches.
The lowest barometric reading Is 2930 inches
north OF Lake Ontario. Temperatures have
fallen somewhat over the lake region and the
upper Mississippi Valley and have not changed
materially elsewhere. There were local thun-
der showers IN the last twenty-four hours
In the lake region. the upper Mississippi
Valley and the Gulf and south Atlantic states
In all other parts OF the country the weather
remained fair.
The indications are that the disturbance
now passing east north OF the Great Lakes
will cause showers I'm the north Atlantic states
and unsettled weather over the Great Lakes
Friday, and II will be followed by west winds,
shifting to northwest. and clearing and cooler
weather over the middle Atlantic and New
England states Friday night Saturday.
Showers are also probable during the next
thirty-six to forty-eight hours in the southeast
states and along the Gulf Coast over tho
Mississippi Valley. the plains states. the Rocky
Mountain and plateau regions the weather VIII
continue fair without material change in tenn
perature Friday and Saturday. -,
The winds along the New England Coast VIII
be moderate to brisk south. shifting 10 west
and northwest: middle Atlantic Coast, moder-
ate to brisk southwest shifting 10 northwest
cept variable the Southern Florida Coast;
east and west Gulf coasts, light variable; lower
lakes and upper lakes, moderate west ana
northwest
Steamers departing Friday for European
ports will have brisk south. shifting 20 west.
Grand Banks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23
ELKS OF A FEATHER
Waldo Was Whitman's Sponsor
in Order.

Police Headquarters enjoyed its first
hearty laugh in many day YESTERDAY
afternoon. Commissioner Waldo was the
subject on which the joke hinged. Just q
few days before the Rosenthal murder
Commissioners Waldo. who Is a much be-
gilded Elk. found occasion to propose the
name of Charles S. Whitman Cor member
ship in that body. On his recommends
ton Mr.. Whitman was unanimously ac-
oepted.
Mr.. Waldo was asked If the story were
true. He nodd ID his head and Siggled
like a schoolboy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Baltic. reported as 800 miles cast Of
Sandy Hook at m Yesterday. is expected TO
dock this forenoon.
The Lustania. reported as COS miles cast 81
Sandy Hook at q a NJ yesterday, is expected 10
dock this morning.
The Nirginie. reported as 80 miles east Of
Sandy Hook at 6 a IN yesterday, is expected TO
dock Sunday forenoon
Tho kaisern Augustc Victoria. reported as
III miles cast of Sandy Hook at noon yestcr-
day. Is expected to dock Saturday forenoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23

Destination and steamer. IN ~ J.
Hawaii wal EVA "a" Francisco To-day $3.50
Hawaii Japan. Corea China,
rrhhiiiibpi1 es, wa "a" francesca Aug. 2s $50
JaUan, COrcd China, Philippines On On
via Victorian Monteag!e ......Aus' 81 Wv
Hawaii FIJI Islands Samoan
Islands New Zealand Australia M eoo
via Tacoma)-Mskura ........ Aug "o' '''o
Japan. Corca, China via Tacoma) on a ~
Panama Maru .....-........ :. 'Aus' "O' Wv
Hawaii. Guam. Philippines via san ., am
Francsco)-U Transport. aug OIL '''o
Tahiti Msrqucsas. Cook Islands,
Eew IeasnI , Ni'''''' wa sept IS $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23

IL lA1.
Mail Vessel
Vessel For Lire closes. sails.
AncOn, Cristobal, Pan n RI 30 4 IN 300 III
Vaudeville. Beliz. & Fruit. $3.50 = IN 100 y ~
NiSilancia. Nassau, Ward. Zoo IN 300 IN
Industry. Montevideo ......12:p N 800 III
Eastwood. Rio De J, Braz. 200 IN 300 nj
Pr II rik. Hayti X W l.1230 y m 300 IN
Ma tarzas. Tsmpico Ward. -.- 12uO N
Texan Puerto Mex, Am VI -- 90
Whitgift Mtevideo, 4 X l. 200 q IN 600 M
ArOdyne Mtevideo. Il Der. Zoo IN 300 III
SATURDAY, AUGUST -.
81 Paul Southampton Am. 600 $50 a m
Csronia, Liverpool Cunard. G:30 M 1000 a m
i + Wilhelm. Bremen. NGB $50 m 1000 a III
Majestic, southampton. WIS $50 a IN Zoo ~
Florizci Newfoundland re 7:30 III go a IN
Carolina, San Juan, Rico 800 m 1900 N
Saratoga. Havana, Ward. 1000 a m 100 y m
Massovia, Rio dc J. IA II: OO IN 700 p IN
J Joachim. Jamaica. H-A.11:OO IN 200 m
Bermudian. Bermuda. Quc.12 m 300 m
Scot Prince. Rio de ]. Pr. 1900 IN 300 p IN
Greenbrlar, Jamaica. F.. $50 m 900 p IN
Hostilius MontevIdeo Ho10:0O a IN 100 y IN
Caledonia, Glasgow. Anch - 800 a IN
PerUgia, Naples. Anchor. -- l:OO y IN
Kursk, Libau, Russian.... 300 ? IN
Duca d'Aosta. Naples. TIA. -- HOO IN
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Manhattan.

i2tIu STREET Joseph =. 4 . u"nuoll has
nun, Ds.,I from 4 Ida soft fhe four stor
.iug', ftihpuSe 80 ila Fast l.uth street, on
"a lot 2ns Ior.iI feet. between Lexington dHI
Park atsu,s. This is the seventh h"ns. Iu
ri...,I l.. Mr - Donucu along the line of tho
lexington avenue subway.
IcaD STREET The T. Il. Wood. W. u
Bulsou Company ha. sold To- an investor l.F
....i IN. Two uvc story apartment houses $50.
rs Co.. 80 West 1881 street each "u q p'"t
Al 2,np II feet. Just cast ur EroadWay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23
The Bronx.

INTERVAL.E AVENUE Tho Freehold con
structiou Company has rcsold the plot. "oN iD
feet an the west side Of lutertalc avenue, 80
feet south of lG5th street 10 Mar 4. h'sI'p'
who WIN erect u u,e stoy apartment house.
I'm ,x,haugc the Freehold Construction com
nan, took the two family house 30. .u5' llar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Thursday, August
90, 1912.
ARRIVED.

steamer Bcrmudian OBJ, Bermuda August
20 to \ T. OuteTbridge a co. with Ijj passeiI
gers. mails and mdse Arrived al inc h'I ~
steamer Tlorizcl CBr. st Johns , ~ AZ :.
gust Il and HALIFAX. ; 70 TO npmc"e % ~
co. with 1J3 passengers. mails ana Husc' ~
rived at the Bar at 6:3l IN. .,
Steamer Paoma CCubanl, Cardenas Ausust
TO- Caiharlcn II. Sagua and MatanIas -; 10
the Munson IS Line. with mdse. Arrived ~
steamcr Protcus. New orleans August IL to
the southern Pacific 90. with passengers an"
mdsc Left Quarantine at go IN. aud
steamer Majestic CBD. southampton ana
Chcrhourg August II and queenstown To- ~
the White star Line with - iist caoih, 81 a., '
second cabin and l5s steeraSe psssf st m
steamer Philadelphia La Guayra Ausust t a.,
Puerto Cabcilo t.. Curacao ~ ana eau 80
H. 10 Bliss. Dallctt CO. WIN ~ nasSe,es *
steamer Porto Rico. Baltimore. to the mH%
York and Baltimore Transporta,donn, 40, WV
ndsc Passed in quarantine at lo:-I a m. Q
steamer VoltIrno OBr). Rotterdam NusuS' O..
via Halifax 20. to the Uranium - 60, WIN III 10
cabin and 467 Storage passengers anu mus
Arrived at the bar at 9:3o a IN. -.
c,,,,"- Monroe. Newport News and Nor
folk 10 the Old Dominion Sc 60. WIN - -
scngcrs and mdsc. Passed in quarantine
at steamer Kansan. Philadelphia august -
to Tho American Hawaiian So co. In pauas''
In Quarantine at 12:l6 p m. -s.,,
steamer Ncdcrland ODutch), Rou r,
,n%vet 2 70 David r Warden. in ballast.
Arrived at tho Bar at 1o1J a m. ..
steamer Almlrantc OBJ. santa Mar's
and Sovanilla August H. Cartagcna -;
colon II and Kingston II, to tn" Inited
Irruit GO. with 30 passengers. msls anu
rndec Arrived At the Bar AT lbs m
S,corncr princess Anne. Newport News
and Norfolk. TO the old Dominion - CO.
Win messengers and mdsc. Passed in quar-
.aptinr at 2:1S y IN. .
Gtco,ocr oklahoma Port Arthur August u
"a tho VI Guncv Petroleum 90. with on
Passed in Quarantine at $50 IN.
steamer BayamOu. Mobile August IT,. J..
.ntine at 20 p IN. . a., ~
steamer Iroquos. Jacksonville August ]? ana
Ct,rIcstou ~ TO the CLYDE IS Go. with pas
sangers and mdso. Passed I'm Quarantine NJ
1.l5 m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23

1911. 1912

Highest temperature yesterday So degrees;
lowest, 80; average, 49, average for correspond
ing date last year. 20. average for correspond
ing date last thirty-three years, ~.
Local FOrecast.-Unsettled to-day, preceded
by showers; cooler by night; tomorrow. fair;
brisk west and northwest winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23

Best Central Location.
Ideal and ND TO date in
every respect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23

18TH ST, 421 East, sty bldg: ADD. y
O'GorInan TO Fred'k Durand: yrs from NJ
1. 1912: 5000; address. 421 East 13sth 81. -"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23

For Eastern New York. unsettled to day,
preceded by showers; cooler by night: Satur-
day. fair; brisk west and northwest winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania. New Jersey, Della
ware. Maryland and the District OF Columbia,
cloudy ana somewhat cooler to-day; Saturday.
falr; moderate southwest, shifting to west.
winds.
For virginia, probably fair to-day and Sat
urddy; cooler o-day; moderate southwest and
west winds.
For Western Pennsylvania. cloudy and some
what cooler TO day: Saturday. fair; moderate
northwest winds
somewhat cooler day, Saturday. fair; mod
crate northwest winds
Local Ohicial Record.-The following oricla,
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes In the temperature for the last twenty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

REALTY Statesmen AND BROKERS'
You sell your prospects BronNVine
property: II is moving: IS minutes from 42d
At Westchester Leads furnished TO high
class mem KEITH, r. 1910. 16J Broad"a''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23
SAILED

Steamers Hamilton. Norfolk aud N"wp"r'
News: CITY GS Atlanta, savannah h"r"tnF'
Kew West: Dacied t<orl. Ia Guayra: 80
mautha OBr. Newport News. Esp"rauHa
Havana: Cincinnati tGcr), Hamburg. RIO
rnothcus ,Gcr1. Flushing: Ramsdal 'Norl,
\ewport News: Atlantic city. Atlantic CIV
France oBrj. Havre. Adriatic tRrb, Liver
pooI, EI Dorado. Galveston, Nrus 'asu'
tBr). Philadelphia: lN"rnia 'br' Nap''''
Noh1vk charleston and Jacksonville.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23

the sIickerman Realty and Improvement
Company to Mr.. Levey the two story
family brick house No. 554 73d street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23

Commando Z. l. BISSET. to command the
NickSburG.
lieutenant Commander r. l.. RIDGELY.
orders August - revoked: temporary duty
Bureau of Navigation.
lieutenant WALLACE BERTHOLF. de-
tached the South Dakota; the VicksbUrg.
Lieutenant G. :. NANDERBECK, detached
TN Ncksburg; naval hospital, Mare ISL
and.
lieutenant Gunior grade) II. F. Moon
NELL. detached receiving ship at Nor
folk: the Des MOines
, Lieutenant Ounor grade) J. r. cox. de-
tachcd the South Dakota: the Ncksburg
Ensign r. e. WELTE. detached the Prairie
tho Iowa.
Ensign NJ \. MITscHER detached the
South Dakota; the Nicksburg.
Ensign NJ. a. IEAHY. detached the Mari
ctta; temporary duty receiving ship at
Philadelphia.
Eesigns II. A. EDWARDS and c. H..
@hIlS, detached the Chester; the Des
Ensign w. \. LARIMORE. detached IN.
Hartford; the Delaware
Surgeon j. ). BOGER1. Jr.. navy recruiting
station Buffalo.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Z. A. LEE. de-
ia"fed navy recruiting station. Buffalo;
lcsation guard. Picking
Passed Assistant Surgeon W H. RENNTT
detached the Prairie; tho Montana
Passed Assistant Surgeon HARRY SHAW.
detached the Montana; the Prairie
Passed Assistant Surgeon y. l.. WOODS.
detached legation guard. Picking; Asiatic
Chief Boatswdin G. L. MHUGH command
the Marietta.
Paylnaster's Clerk \, J. BARNUM. appoint
ed; navy yard. New York.
PaymSSter's Clerk G.. i. SEIFFRT apnoint
ed; navy yard Philadelphia
PaymasteTs Clerk w. G. WOOD. appoInted.
the Michigan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23
BIC PRICE FOR AID STREET PARCEL
s25o00O Given for Four Story Building on Lot 28x9S9
Feet. Near Sixth Avenue.
OLD HOTEL MARLBOROUGH LEASED FOR $loO,OOO.
LEASES.

rington Road. on a lot 25x1oo feet. in West
Chester village
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
HIGH WAITER

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise. 5:1S: sunset, Gas moon sets. l2:fj;
moon age H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23
REAL EsTATEFoRsALE oRTo LET
BOROUGH OF RICHMOND.

ncleu eQ0uYOver 90 acres. sand shore.
oIAVH ThVN high upland. heavy timber;
. minutes Il. Il. station: splendid. high class
bargain price; easy terms. ~
STERLING DRAKE, 20 B'way, New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
Naval Officers Will Be Retired
Without Promotion.
From The Tribune Bureau.J
washington, Aug.


ptt-ct<I\G BOARDS WORK.-Here-
after officers Of the navy retired uiluer '"'
provisions Of Sections ) and OF the per
sonnet act approved March 3. 1872 VIII Dc
retired from the grade In when they are
serving without an advance IN rahN' d.
has been the practice. These oi''oei'
come b.. core what is known as the PIucN
jne boa. l." and when selected 1or re'ii'
ment the rank has been given as sort OF
balm for their injured feelings ana loss
oC fine chance To reach still higher grades
in the navy.
In all large navies Of the world there Is
similar climnations, due to the necesslt!
of providing for "A steady promotion Oh
officers from the lower grades. In very
Few foreign navies has there been any
great regard for individual rights. ana
thus far i'm the United States only
minority of those compulsorily retired
have protested against the manner III
which they were separated from the ac-
tive work of the service. The majority
of officers have acQuiesced in the verdict
of the board, Notwithstanding their per-
sonaI disappointment. The navy general
partially of the boards which have been
called upon to select officers for retire
mcnt.
Those who are Compulsouly retired
make a sacrifice for which the Navy De
partment believes it is only just to recon-
pense them. The career of the officer III
the navy is ended. and the bonus " an
extra grace with but slight increase in
pay is not deemed unreasonable after
from twenty-five TO thirty-siX years III
the naval service. 1t is believed this al
ditional grade has resulted in relieving
the sense of grievance and disappoint-
ment of those who have been eliminated.
However, Congress has adopted pro-
vision which puts an end to this practice.
ana hereafter an officer retired by the
elimination board Will receive three
fourths the pay Of the grade in the active
service he is IN when selected for retire
mcnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23

Oficial observations of United States weather
bureaus taken at y. m. yesterday follow:
CIV. TemperatIre. Weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23

THE DELAWARE TO RECEIVE
DECENTRALIZATION John Hood, COM
mandirg the Delaware, will receive the
battle efficiency pennant from Assistant
Secretary Winthrop tomorrow. Mr.. Win
throp left Washington late to-day on the
Mayflowcr for Hampton Roads. where the
battlcship fleet is assembled. Accompany
ing the Secretary We're Rear Admiral
Hutch !. Cone, chief of the Bureau of
Steam Engineering, and Lieutenant Com
mandcr Thomas T. Craven, director Of
target practice and engineering COMPETE
ton The battlcship Michigan acid the
peundut last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23

Forecast for Special L0calities.-For New
England showers to-day. cooler BY night; SAT-
turday, fair; brisk south. shifting to west
aiDdg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23

LN.-GOvcrnment shipbuilding plans were
discussed at d conference to-day among
President Taft, Navy Department Off
Gals and Representatives Moore, Lafean
and FAR. Of Pennsylvania. The Repre-
sentatves were told that the Navy De-
partncnt was not inclined to build the
new batuesIHp Pennsylvania i'm q navy
yard because of the increased cost OF
construction. The remaining of the
cruiser Pennsylvania on account of the
bestowal of the state name on the newly
authorized battlcship was discussed.
Representative Moore urged that the
cruiser be renamed the Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23
MARINE CORPS.

Captain JOHN i. MGIIL. detached the
Port Royal: report Assistant Secretary
Navy; Oh completion duties I'm Washing
ION, report commandant, navy yard
Puget Sound
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-T The
following movements of vessels have
been reported to the Navy Department: