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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-31
AIMED AT THE NEW HAVEN
Public Utilities Committee Asks
Closer Control of Corporations.

Hartford Conn. Dec 30.-Enactment Of
laws 10 bring about closer scrutiny Of cor
porations, operating as public service
Companies; 10 prohibit effectively the mer-
ger or consolidation Of such companies
without the approval of the Public Utili-
ties Commission. and an Investigation and
, conservation of the water supply OF the
state, is recommended in the first annual
report Of the Connecticut Public Utilities
Commission TO Governor Baldwin to-day.
The report covers the period from Sep
tember 9. 1911, TO June 30, 1872 The en-
sasement OF a public service company in
ANY business more or less foreign TO the
chartered purposes Of the parent COM
lpany' is condemned, the commission de-
clarlng.
I'VE believe that the net income and
profits Of any public service company.
after the payment OF reasonable divl-
dends. should be used for the improve
ment Of the plant and equipment, rather
Than In unwarranted expansion, or the
acquisition, management and control OF
business and property more or less for
eign 10 the chartered purposes of the
parent COMPANY,
During the period covered by the report
there We're 2.3l2 accidents, resulting In
death to l6s persons and injury to 2.lH.
OF the deaths 100 happened on the New
York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
lines, and q on the Connecticut Com
panys trolley lines. the remainder be-
Ing divided among the other l7S companies
'SupIod9I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-31
SHIPPING NEWS
Port Of New York, Monday, Decem-
Der 80, 1912. .--s -
ARRIVED

steamer Bordeaux dTrl. Hayr0 December :.
10 the Compagnie Generate Iransatiantilue'
with mdse Arrived az the Bar at noon.
steamer Joseph Cuneo (NOr, PORT Antonh,
and Port Morant December ~ kingston anu
Jamaica -, To the Duneo Importing Co WIKI
/ passenger and fruit. Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Nacoochee. Savannah December n.
TO the Ocean IS 60, with passengers and mdse.
Passed in Quarantine at $40 q M
Steamer Mamma Hats. Baltimore, TO The
New York q Baltimore Transportation 90
with mdse. Passed in Quarantine at 5Si2 m.
Steamer FL Mundo. Galveston December ~.
10 the Southern Pacific 60. With noise. Passed
in Quarantine at 6:2s M -.
steamer Vera (Nor). Port Antonio December
% to the United Fruit co, with fruit. AR
rived al the Bar al 3 a m. o.
Steamer Brazos, Ponce December ~ Maya
glnz - and San Juan 70, to the New nork x
Porto Rico Mail IS Co. with 81 passensstS
mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar az I'D
Steamer Italia (Br, r1ghorn December :.
Naples % and Palermo 10. 10 henderson kros.
with two cabin and 236 Storage passenger
and mdse Arrived AT the Bar lat i!.3 m.
steamer Trifels -(Ger) Calcutta -NexeDsser 9,
Colombo is. Port said 80 and Alalta pfceD',- y
with mdse. Arrived at the Bar at e a NJ,
Steamer Ardoyne dBr), Antwerp December :
and Brixham 8. TO Barber & Co. IN pa'ds''
Arrived at the Bar at ESQ a M
Steamer Borinquen. Ponce December j, AZ
royo is. Jobos and Guanics 70 san Juan -.
Aguadiia 3 and Mayaguez q, 70 the lnsular
Line with mdse. Arrived al the Bar AZ a IN.
Steamer Minnehaha (Br), London December
10 TO the Atlantic Transport Line, WITH x
cabin passengers and mdse. Arrived at tpo
Bar at SO a
steamer Allepannia Ger. Cape Hayts Pc
cember II. Port.au-Prince ~. gonstyes
JereInie 10. Cartagena 10. Porto col9mha ~
Santa Marta p and Kingston q 20 the Ham
burg American Line. with > passefEffs. nlali'r
and mdse. Arrived at tho Bar AZ ~
Steamer Jacob Luckenbach New orleans
Passed In Quarantine at 1875 a m.
steamer Huron. jacksonville December q
and Charleston g. to the Clyde - Go. with
passengers and mdse. Reported on Scotland
Lightship AZ 3:45 p m.
steamer Toronto tBl. Hull December and
Boston 20 to Sanderson & son. With tpds"-
Passed in Sandy Hook at SH7 m. -
Steamer VolturRO lIir) Rotterdam Decemo9f.
u and Halifax 8. TO the Uranium IS 60, WIN
passengers and mdss. Outside Ambrose Chan
mel Lightshp at $50 . M.
steamer Huron. Jacksonyille Passed n .
sindy HOOK. \ ]. Dec 30 $3.50 p m-~winL
southwest fresh breeze, clear. moderate Sa,
SAILED
Steamers Monroe. Norfolk AMI Newport News;
Minneapolis 1Brl. London; Anoons dtae'
Naples. 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-31
CITY DEATH RATE DROPS
Mortality for 1912 Lowest Re-
corded in New York.

The lowest death rate ever recorded in
This city will be reached this year, Off
Gals OF the Department of Health say
The rate for the week ended last Sun
dsy. the hfty-second OF the year, was
B@ per thousand. as compared with l515
Tor the same number of weeks in 1911.
Revised figures may show a still further
decrease.
The death rate for 1911 was 1913. the
lowest recorded up 10 that time In New
York City. In 1910 IL was 1898 and in
iss II was IS The remarkable decrease
IN infant mortality I'm the last two years
mas been one OF the features of the city's
decreased death rate.
There were ninety-three fewer deaths
.sst week than for the same week in 1911.
There were. however. al deaths from
eoar pneumonia, as compared with 100
.or the week in 1911. Scarlet fever and
heart disease were other causes OF NOR
.sity that showed slight increase over
Ast year. There Were sos deaths in tenc-
"ent houses, as against $50 last year.
There was definite decrease however.
~ infant mortality and deaths in insttu-
IONS. There were 2s deaths from dlph-
'hsna and Group, as against 80 last year.
sne there were 80 deaths under FIVE years.
compared with so7 last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-31
R. 7. TRAIN STOPS
As BRIDGE RUSH STARTS
Accident to a Fifth Avenue
Coach Ties Up Traffic
for an Hour.
ofF TRACK ON THE CURVE
curface Lines Also Disarranged
when a Graham Avenue
Car Jumps Rails on
Manhattan Loop.

The Brooklyn Rapid Transit COM
..rv's elevated train service across the
~ oklvn Bridge was put out Of bust
.o.s for an hour and a quarter in the
s,-est OF the homegoing rush last even
.or when the forward trucks of a Man
aftan.bound Fifth avenue coach
cropped upon the ties at the Adams
street curve.
More than six trains were lined up
hack Of the Fifth avenue train soon
after the accident. Fifteen minutes
liter the stalled trains were being
hunted around the upper loop on the
BROOKLYN side. and at 6:55 o'clock the
vrechng gang got the Fifth avenue
train in motion and the service was
resumed. But il was another half hour
before the trains were moving on any,
thing like regular schedule.
The time of last evenings accident.
$40 found all the elevated platforms
crowded, additions 10 the throng wait
Ing in line at more than dozen ticket
booths, and the usual crowded condi-
tons Of all the stairs leading up to the
structure There were two trains in
the Manhattan terminal, and three on
the bridge, ahead of the Fifth avenue
trains passed out of the Manhattan
terminal, nothing came in for almost
half an hour, when the Fulton street
and Brighton Beach trains were sent
across. When the five trains drew
out. the platform men began TO dis
tribute emergency transfer tickets,
good for a ride across the bridge on
sny surface car.
When IT was apparent that something
more than a momentary disarrange-
ment OF traffic was on, the sale Of
tckgts in the booths on the Manhattan
side wac stopped. Then the crowd
piled up outside the booths and the iron
fenGss, and in fifteen minutes more
;hsso was a series of rushes, one ele-
taent deciding to go downstairs and
snQsher making the rush upstairs.
IL 5:57 o'clock, seventeen minutes
altar the Fifth avenue train let down a
SET ~ trucks, Graham avenue surface
cav entering on Loop No. Z, In the
Msnhattan terminal, jumped the track,
ard there was a five minute tie-up
tbsre that disarranged the surface lines.
r.sluding Fulton street Greene and
Gates avenue. Bergen street, Smith and
IrKalb. and Flatbush avenue cars.
Sergeant Farrell, of the Brooklyn
Fridge squad. with Patrolman Harry
Smith and half dozen bluecoats, was
JAILED on TO straighten out the crush
In the Manhattan terminal. The police
IRE no longer assigned TO platform
DUTY, and the railroads guards handled
The crowds on the upper platforms.
The elevated tie-up passed the bulk
Of passenger traffic over TO the surface
lines Every car leaving the surface
loops was damned. and on the Brook
lyn side many used the emergency
transfers TO run upstairs TO get their
regular trains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-31
SENTIMENT IN ARMY ORDER
Colonel Taylor's Retirement
Revoked After Wife's Death.

Washington. Dec. 30.-There is a touch
OF pathos in the revocation to-day OF the
order retiring Colonel Charles w. Taylor.
tho veteran army officer voluntarily seek
ing 10 rejoin the service and go TO the
Philippines. following the death OF his
wife in Los Angeles after a protracted
illness
When Colonel Taylor was ordered 10
the Philippines several months ago. his
wife was III. and rather than take her on
the long trip or leave her behind lie
made an application for retirement ana
was granted leave OF absence until
February IS. lie took Mrs. Taylor 10 Los
Angeles iu the hope that she would re-
cover her health. but she died on De-
cember 10.
Soon after the death OF hts wife Colonel
Taylor applied 10 the Secretary OF War
for revocation Of the retirement order,
and Secretary Stlrnson granted the re-
quest to-day Colonel Taylor will sail for
the Philippines I'm February.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-31

SELL, detached aid on staff, commander
First Division. Atlantic feet, home.
Lieutenant Junior grader r. l.. STOlE h,
detached the Vcksburg, January :, 1915
nome, waiting orders.
Ensign G. A. SMITH, detached the Baltimore,
January 2. 1913; the Jouett
Passed Assistant Surgeon /. S. X. REEVES,
Jr, detached the Iowa, January 2 1913; the
Passed Assistant Surgeon ]. 3. KAUFMANN,
detached the Tacoma; naval hospital. Bos-
Machnist Fl. A. LOWELL. acting appointment
as machinist, receiving ship at Puget Sound
Mschinist CHARLES ANTROBUs. acting ap-
pointment as machinist; special service
squadron
Mschinist 5. l.. ALMON. acting appointment
as machinist, receiving ship at Mare Island.
Mschinst O. T. MILLER, acting appointment
as machnist: the Saratoga
Machinist AUGUST LOGAN. acting appoint
York
Machinist J. J. CoYLE, acting appointment as
machinist: receiving ship at San Francisco
Machinist c. f. GLASS, acting appointment
as machinist; receiving ship at New York
Maehinists W. s. BELKNAP and G. c. LA
COCK, acting appointments as machinists;
receiving ship at New York.
Machinist G.. f.. MAYNARD acting appoint
rnent OF machinist; receiving ship at Boston
Machinist ANTON HENGS. acting appoint
nent as machinst; receiving ship at New
Machinist J. W. BoLDT. acting appointment
as fnachinist; receiving ship at Puget Sound.
Machinist FRED SAN SOUCIE acting APP
pointment as machlnist: naval station, Ca
vlte. =. l.
Mschinist c. $. PADGETT. acting appoint
ment as machinist: receiving ship at Mare
Island.
Machinist II. II, CHAMBERS. acting appoint
ment as machlnist. receiving ship at Boston.
Machinist p. II. ABRAMS. acting appointment
as machinist; receiving ship at New York.
MOVEMENTS or WAR VESSELS.
These movements OF navy vessels have
been reported:
ARRIVED
Dec 27-Thc Petrol at stnchez.
Dec. 2s-The Vulcan at Monte Christi: the
warrington ut Norfolk; the Brutus at
smyrna.
Dec 29-The Sterling at SevsU Point. tho
Arkansas and the Delaware at Key West;
me Petrol at Monte Christi
SAILED.
Dec. - THE Petrol from Sanchez FOR Monte
Christi.
Dec. 2s-rhe Prairie from Cristobal for
Guantanamo; the Sterling, from Annapolis
for Sewall Point.
Dec 20-The Henley from Boston for New
port the Potomac. from Norfolk for Wash
lngton; tho Lebanon, from Norfolk for Iona
Island: the Sterling. from Sewail Point for
Guantanamo; the Ontario. from Newport for
Guantanamo; the Wyoming. from navy ward
New York. for Hampton Roads; the Della
York ''
The West Virginia assigned Pacific reserve
ree:
The Newark placed in first reserve. navy
rard, Norfolk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-31
AT THE ONE-WEEk THEATRES

Frances Starr. in THE Case OF Becky
by Edward Locke, began weeks en-
gagement last night at the Grand Opera
House. The play is one OF the successes
of the present season and recorded long
engagement at the Belasco Theatre under
David Belasco's management.
Al the West End Theatre Henry W
Sayage's company will give EVERY
woman during the coming week.
THE GREYHOUND" Paul Armstrong
and Wilson Miners melodrama, dealing
with characters OF the underworld, is the
attraction at r. +. Kelth's Harlem Opera
House The play had an extended en-
gagement on Broadway last season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-31
TAFT TO MEET B'NAI BIRTH
President Will Attend Anniversary
Exercises of Jewish Society.

The Bnai Birth. Jewish benevolent
organization. Will hold its SEVENTEEN an
nlversary in Temple BETHEL Fifth ave-
nue. and 10Th street. the evening OF Janu-
airy 10.
ganization IL Adolph Kraus. OF Chicago
Charles Hartman, OF the New York di-
vision. who lives at no. 0i- West 10Sth
street, said yesterday President Taft had
promised to be present at the anniver-
sary exercises In the temple.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-31
THE WEATHER REPORT.
OniclaI Record and Forecast.--washingto

OfncIal hefOFu w "'liA"h '''s
Dec. 3O.-The storm that over the Great
Lakes Sunday night is now over the So. Law
renee Valley and moving toward the Canadian
maritime provinces. During the last twenty
four hours 1t caused general rains east OF the
Mississippi River and high winds this after
noon on the middle Atlantic and New England
coasts Another disturbance that is central
over Minnesota has caused SHOWS In the North
western states.
Rains continue along the north Pacific coast.
Temperatures continue above the seasonal
average In all parts OF the country. and at the
present time there are no indications of un-
seasonably cold weather for the next several
DAYS In any part of the country, except local
SHOWS I'm the region Of the Great Lakes Tues
day and unsettled weather and probably rain
in the middle Atlantic and Southeastern states
Wednesday. The weather Will be generally
fair during the next forty-eight hours In all
PARTS Of the country. except In the Far North
west Rains, however, will continue on Tues
day and Wednesday.
Temperatures will not change decidedly In
any part OF the country during the next forty
eight hours.
The winds along the New England coast wiz
be moderate TO brisk southwest and west;
along thu middle Atlantic coast. moderate
southwest: along the south Atlantic and cast
Gulf coasts. light variable; along the west Gulf
coast. moderate west and northwest. on Lake
Michigan. moderate northwest.
steamers departing Tuesday for European
ports VIII have brisk west winds and generally
fair weather TO the Grand Banks.
Forecast for Special LocaIities.--For East
ern New York. cloudy to-day: Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-31
TRANSPACIFiC MAILS.

Destination and steamer. N.YsR.M.
Hawaii, Guam, Philippines wa san CO,
Francisco)-U s transport :, ,.Jan. j. 90"
%c5ieaSo M.ru 'ua wa Jan .. $50
line wa san f'a'..,''W Jan 2. ESQ
Tahiti Marduesas Cook Islands,
F fM n1 WA jan 80 $3.50
Hawaii. Japan Cores. China,
Philippines via san Francisco M
olOtTId s'eH' " ~
'r sSIdu SGFsa M hqna wa Jan $3.50
Hawaii. Samoan Islands, New Yea
land, Australia via san Fran -.
cisco)-NeItura ....................Jan. y e-e'
'1 Rord I Derby emma wa T. $50
Hawaii. Fill Islands. Samoan Isl
via 'vict5ria)NMsra.nia .."......Jan. IL $50.
Japan, Corea, China. Philippines
(via Nictoria)-Monteage So. Jam lGb;so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-31
TAFT DENIES PUJO PLEA
No Quest by Controller for New
Money Trust Facts.
IMPROPER, SAYS PRESIDENT
Data Now Possessed Can Be
Ordered Divulged by Him,
understands Opinion.

Washington, Dec 90-President Taft
has declined 10 instruct the Controller
OF the Currency TO obtain for the House
Money Trust Investigating Committee
facts not now In the possession of the
Controller. Guided by an opinion by the
Attorney General the President has ad-
vised the committee, through its attorney,
Samuel Untermyer. that he does not
think It proper to obtain the data in this
manner.
Attorney General Wickersham made
public to-day the text Of his opinion, be-
cause. he said. "of the confused and err
roneous statements which have ap-
peared during the last few days regarding
its purport.
One important feature OF the Attor-
ney Generals opinion is the statement
that no legal effect is attached TO the
directions contained in the House Money
Trust resolution calling upon the Con-
trollor OF the Currency, Secretary Of the
Treasury and other officials 10 comply
with all instructions of the committee for
assistance in its labors.
The duties Of the Controller are i'm
posed by law" says the opinion, and
cannot be lessened or increased by resO-
luton Of one house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-31
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

AKftlN III
Port said. Dec 3O-Marienfes oGefo New York
soutbsmpton. Dec 2s-Phnadclphia New YofiS.
via Plymouth and Cherbourg So
p,ishguard Dec 80. uOou-Lusitahia fBrl, New
York for Liverpool and proceeded a, = 90
qIss .y Dec so-columbia 'B0, New York
London Dec So-sirius Ger, New Y9rk
Valparaiso Dec 3Q-Cacique tBrl NeW iorh
via Port Madryn Corral and Ia.can 1ili
Punta Arenas. Dec 30-Melderskin tNorl Ne"
York for CoronoI. etc.
Rouen, Zee 27-Lucine tBr). New York.
la Plata Doc 27--Helredale tBr), New YORK
via 81 Thomas for Rosario.
Delagoa Bay. Dec 2s-Aros castle ,Brl. Ne"
rermuda Dec 3O-Bermudian (Br). New York.
barcelona Dee 2j-Buenos Aires lSpanp, NeN'
York via Csdiz for Genoa. o..
SAILED =.
ST Vincent. c Y, Dec 2s-Katuna OBJ cron
Malta Dec 29-City OF Baroda lBr( from
. Yokohama etc). Boston and New York
st Thomas Dec 29-Korina oBr, 'fran Dene-
so iHh Dec 3O-President Grant Ger :
from Hamburg and Boulognel. New York.
BARBADOS Dec 21-Byron tBrl from santos
M Verdi (RrC. from santos and Rio do Z.
Janeiro for New York: lighbury 'Brl. from
santos and Rio de- Janeiro for New YORK,
Rotterdam, Dec 2S-Ursnium ,Br). New York.
Usvre Dee 2s-Rochambeau On. New horS
Genoa Dec 2s-Principe di Piemontc dtsD
New York. -
Antwerp Dec 2s-Earl OF Forfar 1BrI, NeT
YORK: Francesca Ciampa GtsD, New York
Ia Campine Dutch. New York. .-htF
Algiers Dec CAMBRIA Ger, from New forls
for Alden Singapore. etc ..-, go
Cane Town Dec 26-Cspe Ffnisterre CBr), irons
New York via st Vincent, '. for Ancky
va Tno exc Dec Emmanuel Accamo dt.p, +
from Marsenes for New FORK.
PASSED.
Perrin. Dec 2s-Pagenturm Gen. Calcutta and
Colombo for Philadelphia and New York.
scily, Dec 2s-Grantleyh hail (Br). New York
for Hamburg ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-31

ware. Maryland, the District Of Columbia and
Virginia, fair to-day. Wednesday. increasing
cloudiness. probably followed by rains; moder-
ate southwest winds.
For Northern New England fair and some
what colder to-day; "Wednesday. unsettled.
moderate north winds.
For Southern New England. fair and some
what colder to-day: Wednesday, increasing
cloudiness, moderate south west winds
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New
York. cloudy to-day. probably local SHOWS near
tho lakes; Wednesday, fair; brisk southwest
and west winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-31
NAVY MARksMEN CUP WINNERS.

Washington, Dec. 3O.-The silver cups
awarded annually in rhe Asiatic and Pa
cifc fleets for the highest aggregate
score In smallarms practice have been
won this year by the gunboat Helena
of the Aeistic fleet. and the cruiser South
Dakota, Of the Pacific fleet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-31

Highest temperature yesterday. 81 degrees ,at
corresponding date last year. az average FOR
corresponding date last thirty-three years az
Local Forecast To-day cloudy: Wednesday
unsettled moderate southwest winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-31
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Kroonlsnd reported 6O7 miles
Of Sandy Hook at m yesterday, IS eN-
peoted TO dock Wednesday forenoon
The Pannonia. reported as 2b4 miles east OF
Sandy Hook AT a m yesterday, is expected
TO dock this forenoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-31
ORDERS ISSUED.-These army anu
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY

ORDERS ISSUED.-These army anu
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY
Colonel CHARLES ". TAYLOR. cavalry, TO
commanding general Western Division, san
Francisco. January 10, 1913; thence 20 I'M
TAYLOR relieved from attachment ID cav
airy
Following majors. medical corps. to Jake cor,
respondence course army field service and
school for medical officers. Fort Lesyen-
worth: WILLIAM II. WILSON. THOMAS >:
KIRKPATRICK, HENRY PAGE. RAILEf
X ASHFORD. WESTON p. CHAhBER-
LAIN. ALBERT L. TRULY. Joseph II;
FORD. LOUIS 7. HESS. CHRlSTOPHEh
g. COLLINS. BENJAMIN ): EDGER, il
SAMUEL VI. wATERHOusE. EUGENE II.
nARTNETT, CHARLES r MARROW, VI.
A ". SHOCKLEY. SANFORD II. WAD-
HAM. CHANDLER p. ROBINS; WILL
IAM kR4 ITsFE " M6RsE FRANK c.
BAKER. CHARLES Y. REYNOLDS, PAU l.
g. HUTTON. FREDERICK A. DALE. JAY
RALPH SHOOK. FRANK 7; Wo0DBCRf'
HENRY II. RUTHERFORD, JOHN a.
MTRTAGI. WILLIAM W. RENO. HoR
ACE ID. BLooMBERGH and AMEs F.
HALL.
Following majors medical corps 10 enter army
field service and correspondence school Tor
medical officers. Fort Lsavenvorth. 70 take
course in nei service school, April le igi5
nETnY PAGE E byyAf Il w fLhHti'f W
RENO HORACE D. BLooMBERGH and
JAMES =. HALL
Major John A. DAPRAY retired relieved
from Peacock Military College. san Antonio.
Tex: detailed professor Of military science
and tactics. Maryland Agricultural college
college Park. Md. January !. lol3. -.
Name Of Captain MALCOLM YOU NC. ooaA,
artillery. placed on list detached officers. ara
name OF Captain SAMUEL g. SHARTbk.
coast artillery. removed the-efrorn.
Captain CHARLES &. BURT. quartermasief
corps from army transport service 10 Manila
sailing from san Francisco January 1919.
First Lieutenant RALPH c. HARRISON, from
GSth 70 i5sih Companv coast ARTILLERY
Ftr., Lieutenant vTRGINIUa r.. CLARK, from
issth 20 ssth Company. coast artillery.
Name ~ First Lieutenant CtAIRF IL BEN
NETT 9th Infantry. placed on list detached
officers January o. 1919 and pane NJ First
Lieutenant HORATTO l. LAURENCE. In
fentry. removed therefron. Lieutenant Law
renee f. assigned p,h Infantry. January =,
1919 az Fort Sill.
FIRST Lieutenant CHARLES J. NAYLOR. 4th
CavaIry from jefferson Barracks 70 Okla
homa. ~ recruiting ATTY. vice First Lieu
tenant HORATIO !. LAWRENCE. infantry.
January % 1918.
cave. Of absence; First Lieutenant HORATIo
/ LAWRENCE. infantry. three months on
relief from recruiting duty: First Lieutenant
Captain JAMES n. GOoDALE tretired). re
crutirg Office. twentv-one days from January
g. 1913. Colonel GEORGE II. GALE, cav
airy hf;een DAYS: Captain ALFRED HAS
BEOuCK. coast artillery, two months
NAVY.
JOHN DowNES. detached navy
ward washington. January ., 1918; aid on
STAFF Rear Admiral 7. r.. BEATTY.
Lieutenant (junior grader @. 70. DAVIS, de-
tached the South Dakota January .. 1913
the Colorado
Lieutenant, Ounior grade, FRANK f. RUS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-31

Algonquin. Turks isl. clyde. i0;O0anl ,a, - "
Grenada Grenada. Trim. ;Ua 10 - - VI ~
Honorious, Uruguay. IPton. l2;W IN 80. 80 -
Nassovla Rio de Janeiro ~ q IN 90 90 =,
n princn IabIs princo ~ 90 m 300 y M
Nondnza NanIs. I,aIian - 100 p;p
Apache Jacksonville, Clyde. - - P'S
c Of Atlanta, savannah, saw - o'W Ply
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY J.
Metapan. Jamaica, Fruit. $50 m i1.g III
Caracas. La Guayra, II D.. $3.50 IN l"'VV
Toronto. Hull, Wilson. -
Antilles, New Orleans. 5 +. - l'uv y ~
Alan o. Galveston, Mallory. - w !"
Huron. Jack vile, clyde. -. ---- NV y Z"
THURSDAY, JANUARY q
La Tourdine Havre. FRI. 700 a m 100" III
Moro Castle. Hay Ward. .l2;O m o.VD III
Lapland Antwerp. Red star --- V'Vo III
Hellig Olav, Copenh'n, \ ---- Z.yo = ~,
III Norfe Galveston So Tac - 1900 ~
q OF Montgomery. say. saw - 800 m