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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia washinston. March % laa
Sealed proposals will Be received at this oce until
O'Clock .. N, MONDAY. April I. 1914, for reznov-
Ing existing wood nocrs and replacing sane with
3n. District Building. specihcafions and form Of
rrcposal may Be obtained from the Purchasing On
Ger. d. C. CUNo II. RUDOLPH. JOHN A.
JOHNSTON, WILLIAM v. JuDsoN. commi..ion-
sR d C. nh2y23
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PERSONALS.

woKKINGMEN-so DOING
every business day; please you quick:
there's no delay; slightly used suits, -
TO SO; that's what you pay, and the saw
ings all pay: one price. JUSTH'S OLD
STAND. 6l9 d st.
MARRIAGE PAL Err; HIGEST CHAR
acter; Incorporated; 18th year; 5000
members: papers sealed; send lVc. W..
NINE. HOLDEN, India's greatest mystic;
reads past present. future. advice on
all subjects in life; send birth date and
dime. Dept. ]. Box S55, Saginaw. Mich.
MISS WELLS, MANICURIsT. 2os D ST.
NV, Apt 2. Hours, a. m. 20 5 p. m.
MISS KATIE CAIN AND ASSISTANT
manicuriEg. nc 7th st nw.. Apt.
MAGNETIC VIBRAToRY MASSAGE,
FACE AND SCALP TREATMENT.
SIS ii ST. NV CTOP FLOOB.
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MOVING, PACKING, & STORING.

GET OUR ESTIMATES ON ABSOLUTE
ly freproof storage: moving and pack
irg. UNITED STATES STORAGE Co.
4lS-t9 10th st. NV. Phone Main 42a
MOVING. PACKING. AND STORING sPE.
efalty. Get our estimates; saEa money anA worry
PEOPLES STORAGE AND EXPRESS CO.. -
ith q Phone North SloM
FURNITURE, BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &C.
moved with care; packing and Shipping
q speciality. KR1EGS EMPRESS, ia
II St NV. Phone Main ma
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTs
SPECIAIS FnR RENT.

FOR RENT-H0USES.
FOR RENT-IN FASHIONABLE LOCA-
ton; T. b. house, in very good condl-
ton; $40.5o. 'CAYwOOD & GARRETT.
13l \. Y. ave. NV.
FOR RENT-WILL PUT HOUSE IN
best OF repair: 10 r b; brick in down
town location; 5000. CAYWOOD & GAR
RETT, I231 N. Y. ave. NV.
FOR RENT-TO GOOD COLORED TEN
ant: T. b. brick in Vermont ave. NV:
excellent condition. CAYWOOD & GAR
RETT. 123l n. Y. ave. NV.
FOR RENr-HOUSES-
lS 9Th 1t nv. 5r.. SIS 5oIoi l1h nv, sr......oso
sZ3 Newton pI NV 81 Is lsS Crandall NV
@ Mclean AZ s~. Sr I3sS -. e e 20 @
l5ol Euclid NV sr... IS Hs5 Bland a nv. r. u 80
e16ls 9th St ne 5r.. IS 00 l0o6 NV er........ 1850
H ID NV. S....... IS 80 lB Tth q er....... 13O
20 L Z =. IT,. IL9fDo v st nv. 5r:..-... 30
Rent list at once for other pTpperty for rent.
A. 8. CAYwOOD, s15 n. Y. Ave. N. w.
GET OUR FOR RENT LIST.
HARRY F.. GLADMAE, 305 Pa. ave. Sc
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LADIES' TAILOR.

WE MAKE LATEST STYLES. LADIES'
shirts from $50 up; we furnish cloth;
also make skirts from $50 up; workman
ship and At guaranteed. ED COHEN, Ia
18th ST. NV. N. 20S6
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CASH FOR YOUR BUSINESS OR
real estate-I bring buyers and sellers
you want TO buy sell. or exchange any
kind of business or property anywhere
at any price, write me. Established ISL
FRANK p. CLEVELAND, 81o Adams
Express Building. Chicago. III
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VAUDEVILLE PLAYERS.

VAUDEVILLE PLAYERs-PROFESsIoN OR
dramatic club experience; singers, dancers for
single tram and feature acts. Tell what you have
done and WHERE or what you think you do. In
first letter. Address BON 49, Herald ohce.
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MILLINERY.

Mrs. NJ. E. Hoffman has moved TO ga
Pa ave Sc Millinery. notions. Tel L 2S4S.
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Its Miraculous Cures Have Made II Ia.
nous the World Over.
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PIANO TUNING. $50: WORK GUAR
anteed: q years experience. Drop postal
T. HALVERSEN. 1222 East Capitol St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-02
THE WEATHER REPORT.
onicisI Record and Forecast. Washing

OniciaI Record and Forecast " "S''"s ''''
sent i-Barometric readings continue reia-
,t,-.I, high In the Eastern states ana low IN
the Northwest. as Il result OF when VIZ a.,
tyeather continues over practically all uis
frIcts east Of the Rocky Mot dalis' 'Accp'
atonC the northern border ana IN tnc noI n
Atlantic states where temperatures are uou
erafe Moderate temperatures are also 49, n.
raj vest of the Rocky Mountains ln n
,.ers local rains during the last twenty -lou .
SnuTs i'm the north Atlantic states, the uPpJ'
obto VALLEY the region OF the Great Liz
~ inner Mississippi Valley ana me hoi. II
pact0c states Ia all other parts oil the co""
trv the weather remained fali. -, an
The Indications are that the "cathe, VII VII
no unsettled. with local rains IN ,he m ~.
Atlantic states. the region OF lh9 p,ani
t,aLe1 northern Rocky Mountain Ieslon a., a..
no nortbern Pacific states. ana taiF ,ro'I",.
a.sc,yherc during Monday ana l.uSs" -, d,
sce,nncrafurcs will be somewhat lower ~ 49,, ~
,,,tddte nIains states. the upper Mlss'sS, "
WslIcv aud upper lake region, and ~ VII Ii
vnndsv and TUESDAY in the north Atl"mti M
sto,.s Elsewhere temperature changes WIZ
be uniuportaHt. 80, ENGLAND coast
n, 10 moderate south: middle Atlaii',' :
sort,, Atlantic and east CUR coasts. hh"e
r,ndrrate variable: west Gulf coast, ,.as
sn,,fb. on the lower lakes ana upper ''"'''
light 10 moderate variable - t,,,ro,ea ~
Steamers departing Monday Tor Euio 80
,orts viii have moderate VARIABLE wiz.
nnostlv south and overcast. showeiy ."'a'"''
20 the Grand Banks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-02
RAPS SECRET SOCIETIES
They Lead to Falsehood and
.Lawlessness, Says Judge.

Chicago. Sept. High school fra,erni"
ties and secret societies generally were
severely condemned in a decision handed
down by Judge John Gibbons YESTERDAY.
in which he ordered reinstated Edward
Smith. former pupil in the Oak Park
High School. who was expelled because
he was believed TO be a member of a.
high school frat"
The court held there was no evidence to-
show the boy was member OF the secret
society, and said:
Score. societies are and always have
been a menace 10 order and law. They IN
culcate in their members a spirit Of I'M
subordination, prevarication and false
hood. and thereby indirectly, IL not d.
reotly, shield from punishment members
leagued together by secret pledges and
passwords.
From the dly when Robespierre and
other Jacobins hoisted the red Tag OF the
Commune 10 the night when Mcnamara
and orher anarchists blew up the Times
building at Los Angeles every vile con-
spiracy that has shocked mankind and
convulsed the nations may Re traced 70
the evil influence OF secret societies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-02
LIS PENoENs.

i3yTH ST. :. - l1J II Of st AIMS ave.
.1xl0O: two actions; Max Solomon ast Ellis
Solomon foreclosure Of two mtgs); attor-
neys. House. Grossman Norhsus
MERRIMAN AVE. =. lots II and -.
parcel 3. block 2j29. map of ogden estate:
Harriet ID Potter agt Mary C Cronn et al
foreclosure OF mtg; attorneys Montgomery
K Peabody.
WEBSTER AVE. n W cor OF 10th st. %
x94; Matilda Remlein agt Agnes VI Presneli
ct al foreclosure Of mtg; attorneys. Bloch
a Hoffman.
10TH ST. 20 East: Morris n Glass agt
fetta sasnorsky foreclosure Of mtg: at
torney. l. Lerner.
MADISON AVE. 2OOi James Phillips jr.
81 al agt Michael Gavin ct al foreclosure OF
mtg); attorneys. Boothby Baldwin & Hardy.
Sd ave. =. 1897 II Of 10th st. 2sx1O0: Sd
ave. . s. 1927 II OF 10th st. 2Gy100: three
actions; German Savings Bank In the city OF
New York ast william II Zeltner ct al ttore-
closure OF three mtgs); attorneys. Amend g.
Amend.
l1sTH ST. 5. zoe IT OF sth ave. 2ox
i00l1; Mary A Hulse AIT Catherine Mcclure
ct al foreclosure OF mtg: attorneys, Wood,
Cooke & Seitz.
STH AVE. 1sa. and 10Th ST. 3O2 West Ed
ward O'Brien agt Laurence Bologntno
faction TO foreclose mechanics Hem: attor-
news. Aronson e. Kutner.
HUGHES AVE. s. 25i.I II Of lslst 81.
2G Ix9O 10: Stephen II Jackson at Lottis
Goldberg ct al foreclosure OF mtg: attor-
ney. : II Jackson. g..
i75TH ST. =. 37l.5 n OF Prospect ave.
43xl4i2: Herbert Rauh agt John w Cor
nish Construction Co foreclosure OF mtg:
attorney Within.
lSOTH ST, s. lots ~ and 81. map OF Ease
fremont. Bronx Katherine KAISER ayr
Emilio Fuscsldo foreclosure OF mtg); attor-
ney. u r Moran.
10TH ST 323 East: John NJ Bowers agt
Caesar Realty and Construction co et al
foreclosure OF mtgb; attorney. NJ ) Borland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-02
THE AUCTION OFFERINGS
Parcels To Be Sold Under the
Hammer This Week.

Parcels TO be sold at auction At the
Vesey street and Bronx saesrooms this
week follow:
O-MORROw
At NO. II VESEY STREET.
By Henry Brady.
18TH ST. III West. n :. 100 II OF Amster .
dam ave. 2oxi02.2 sty dwg; sheriff SAFE OF
had on June H. 1912. or since; olcott, NJ & g..
attys.
or WEDNESDAY.
Ar NO II vESEY STREET.
By Bryan l.. Kennedy.
80 ACRES of land and Sly dws, at II E
extending to Shrewsbury River. at Long
Branch. known as Gilsey place; vol sale
BY Joseph p. Day.
l26TH ST III West. II s. 1865 {; " 81
Lenox ave IIloxoo IL; sly dwG: i Man ,,oi
B y Cardozo, ref; partition.
by y. r. Ingrahsm & 60.
2D AVE 9l2 and 9I4 = 75.4 II OF 18Th
81. 33txiO0: q sty tenmt and stores Orphans
Homes and Asylum OF the Protestant bpiscopal
Church agt Michele Noccoli ct al; DC VIII. ].
W. attys: q u Morgan. ref; due sJI ,i30 80,
taxes etc. Si,6:3 -.
By Herbert \. Sherman.
LUDLOW ST. 1873 and 40. $. 1926 n Of
Rivington ST. 4sxs9: q sty tenmt and stores:
NJ VI Valentine agt Paul Shslet ct al; NJ ; &
| = iSadCS. altAss James NJ y NitDpuouSns 10
due s2I.dt4 ~; taxes etc. sI.452 OF; sub to
prior mtg Of S57 OOD.
At no. 390s THIRD AVENUE
By ID. p. Ingraham & Co
10th ST. eo3 East. n $. 100 II W u Locust
ave. 25xlOO: sly t.nn,t aud stores and J sly
frame bldg; q I.owerrc. trus. ast \ NJ Jones
ct al: y X Brc wn. atty; DobSon. reti du''
s2.2i4 %: taxes. etc. sl3s 81.
on THURSDAY.
1T 40. II VEsEY arREEY
Ky Joseph +. Day.
18TH ST. J27 East. =. 1855 II of LIST
ave aS.AXlG2.2. sly tenmt; Lizzie Van Dos
kcrck agt w l. Hayward et al Thorniey
atty; McponOush. rel due Slh'lf ~
taxes, etc. si,300
At no. 3,2Os THIRD AVENUE
By JOSEPH =. Day.
MORRIS AVE 1854 and 20jG. cor u
burnside ave- a4x2o. 2xol iX2oi: sly tenmt
and stores: II u Sutphen ct al agt Modena
Realty 60 ct al: J Irwin. atty; i W nat
burger ref; due sl392o 40; taxes etc $40 w.
by John :. Mspcs.
rlLGRiM AVE, W :. 81 q Of Liberty a'".
al AIT l. Sbafer 81 al; g W " Arnold at,}
W ! Reid ref. due 81. laj -: taxes. etc, $50 81.
ON FRIDAY.
ut 10. II vEsEY STREET
By Bryan l.. Kennedy.
1i.TH ST go West =. 200 q v - 'th
ave- 51xioo II: u sly tennt; u 'arpenter;
tTus etc. agi u l. Building co ct al; w ~
G ChAmberlin, attys. u ID llowllhg' f'i'
due SOS. s6l rs. taxes etc. >2.3t2 %
AT 40 S2os THIRD AVENUE
BY Joseph y. Day.
HOME ST. n = - II e. o. Fox 81. .,oSDl *
AZ gNgT .. vacant: Abraham FOX - al ast f,Fd
Siesei - al: william Weiss atty; Denis - - J.
Cohalan. ref: due s.. 1913 ~ taxes, etc VIC -
subject 10 frst mtg $3.50.
By Hcrocr; \. sherman.
HOONE AVE 1918 ~ =. 100 n % 20 ~
a;xlOo. Z sty dwg, NJ shaw. trus. agt Ben
Iamin Yiau - al. " j white. atty: Cnase
Mellcu. ref. due. 81 10 95. taxes, etc, SJlo ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-02
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Sunday, Septem
Der |, 1912.


steamer california d5p. Glasso" and Ho,
vile August "a TO Henderson Bros. WIN 1et
cabin ana rs steerasc passengers ana must
Arrived At the Bar at l2;l9 y IN. ,.,.,...- -
Steamer BCiviana tIir), FOwey Oc'oDe! 10,
TO Furness. witty q 60 with mdsc and emma
clay arrived at the iiar az ! ~, ., g,
steamer Hawaiian. Philadelphis HuSu st.si
To the American Hawaiian IS Co ~ p""''''
Left quarantine at i:l7 M ~.
Steamer II Louis. southampton and 'h9t-
bourg August "a 10 The AnetoSh % rtn s,eeT.se
passengers mails and mdse. Arrived al inc
Bar at 1910 a m. 49,.
-. via Delaware Breakwater 81. To me Alherl
can Hawaiian IS 90. with mdse. MfNod al
tho Bar at 1880 ~.
steamer t;rosscr Krfurst GER. Bremen Au-
gust - and southampton and ChcrOourS - 70
Dclrichg & co. with passengers, mans anu
n,dsc Passed in SANDY HOOK at 1:23 y IN
steamer Cleveland Ger, Hamburg t W. ,hr
Hamburg American Line, win passehss ,i
malls and mdsc. Seven miles east OF fHe
Sc. Stcamcr SIlemannia Ger. Port.au-Prince
August ~. 10 the Hamburg American Lane.
with passengers. mails and mdse' oit tne
s,csmeT ssn Marcos. Galveston August -
via Mobile to tho Mallory IS 60. With pas
sengers and mdse. Left Quarantine at li''o
steamer CITY OF Montgomery. Savannah Au-
gust % 10 the ocean IS 60. with passengers
and mdse. Passed I'm Quarantine at 400 ~
Cienfuegos - and Matsnzas 70. 20 the Nun
son IS Line. with sugar Arrived at the bSr
al $50 p -
steamer Aldershot tBrl. Cardenas August -;
to Haselcr Loitch & 60. with sugar. Arrived
at tho Bar AT 2:3o y m. a.
steamer Cherokee Turks Island August 20
- The clyde 50 Co. with. passengers, mails ana
mdse Outside the Bar az s.3J p m.
Steamer Madison, Newport News ana NOT
folk TO Che Old Dominion - co, with pas
sengers and Indse. Passed IN Quarantine at
2.tS IN. 49,,
steamer Delaware Philadelphia, 20 She
CLYDE - 90. with mdse. Passed In Quaran-
tino AZ 1910 m.
steamer Iaplsnd (Besl. Antwerp and Dover
August e. to the Red star Line. WITH pas
sengers and mdse. Six miles east o. fFe
Island at S:0j z
steamer Ella CNor. Sagua. to the West lndia
50 Co with mdse. Anchored In Quarantine al
1910 p $50.
steamer Frutcra (Nor,. Porto Barrios August
90 20 the United Fruit company. VIII ruh-
Arrived AZ the liay AT $40 y M
SANDY Hook. - J. Sept ]. H:Jo m " mo
southeast light breeze; raining; thick; smooth
sea.
SAILED.
Steamers Nederland Dutch. Roterdam
Hesperus Gen. Flushing: Orange Prince '6il
Buenos Ayres: Currier. Havana. Armenia
Gen Newport News. Princess Anne. Norfolk
and Newport News.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-02
CANAL READY IN A YEAR
Fol. GoethaIS Says 1t Will Be
Done September, 1918.
Il MONTHS AHEAD OF TIME
Los Angeles, in Consequence,
Will Hasten Plans to Com
plete It's Harbor.
lBy Telegraph to The tribune

BY telegraph TO The Tribune.
Los Angeles, Sept l. 49, The Panama
anal will be ready for shipping in Sep
ember. 1913, and Los Angeles must hasten
plans TO get ready by completing the
srbor work ara building the municipal
abroad.
This was the announcement OF the Har-
|or Commission yesterday. 1t was made
y the strength of personal letter from
'oone George W. Goethals. chief engi-
eer of the Canal Commission. written to
|1arence ". Matson, secretary of the
|Iarbor Commission, in answer TO a direct
Inquiry as TO when the canal viii be
eady to pass shipping through its por-
|als.
The receipt of Colonel Gocthals's letter
onvcying information that the big ditch
sin be ready fully n year ahead OF the
chedulcd tine for completion caused a
small sensation In the IIarbor Commits
ion The commission at once took steps
10 urge haste in all departments of the
work, declaring that municipal dock No
h the Mormon Island channel docks at
Wilmington and the municipal railroad
could all be completed by September 10.
1919 II the necessary effort is made. Fol
owing is Colonel GOethaiss letter;
Il arence H. Matscn. Secretary Board Of
Baroor commissioners, City nall, Los
Angeles.
Sir: / reg TO acknowledge receipt Of
yeur letter of the lSt inst. relative 10 the
I robab bic date that actual business VIII De
,arIled on through the canal. Every ef-
fort is being made TO complete the cN-
AVIATION ana the work on the locks ny
luDe So lgl3 If this is accomplished, the
water will be allowed TO rise from the -
foot elevation TO the D-fOOt elevation,
where II will be held 10 enable the con-
Suction Of q dyke at the head waters OF
one Of the tributaries OF the Trinidad
River.
This should be completed in time 10
l.rmit the lake TO rise to the fun height
II 4 feet some time in September. II
This is accomplished. the first boat VIII
ihen be put through. and, If successfully
PASSED. announcement Will be made that
ihe canal is I'm condition 10 pass shipping.
In any event We expect this latter con-
ditlon 10 obtain the latter part OF 1913,
20 that we can have at least year
Iry-out before the formal opening. he-
GEORGE w COCKTAILS.
chairman and Chief Engineer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-02
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Manhattan Mortgage Co to Guaranteed
Mortgage Co: 5000.
Same to- same: S.. 0SJ.
Anthony Mayer 10 Rosa Saberski: 500
Amelia Woolnan TO Amelia Scherer: ST.
Aaron Futtermsn to Union Trust 60: 81
sun Construction 90 to Edgar 4 L.andauer;
$4,000
Tina kempncr, admr. to lsidor n Kempner;
SlO0.
f.orettus Metcalf to Title Insurance Co;
$1,000.
Robert Moore to Augustus Van Cortlandt,
jr 81.
Samuel Rubenstein to Abraham Lipschitz;
ST.
Central Trust 60 TO Yer Panck Estate.
Corporation 500.
Yer Plsnck Estate Corporation 10 William
w Buckley. trustee: S3I 6SI.
Robert Riederich to Philip Hofer and ano;
81 800.
Benjamin G CurTsn 10 Annie Curren: 500
y Crystal & Son to Emmanuel . Rosentha;
sl00
Holland Holding Co to 3 Crystal & sons;
500.
American Mortgage Go to Edward Krus,
Max Opponheim 10 Joshua Siiverstein: 81.
LAWYERS Mortgage 30 ia George Young
$4,000
Same to Frederic Kernochan. 1925 GEO
Same 10 Stephen II Olin $50 600
Same 10 same; 81 600
Same to same: 81, 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-02
TEACHERS BACK HOME
German Americans Spent Two Months
Abroad.

Tho steamer GrosScr kurfurst which
arrived here last night from Bremen and
Boulognc brought 5l5 members OF the
National Characterization Teachers As
ISOLATION. who left New York on July >
and have travelled through various parts
of Europe, one month being spent in Ger
many.
They were received al Cassel by the
German Empress. Most OF the members
of the association teach German In pub
lie schools throughout the United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-02

1910; Alex Hcrzog to John and George kreeb;
$1,000; attorney. Max Stern. "a Wall 81.
9TH AVE. 423 to i29 = 34th st 4o4
Nesu. i9xsD: Dec 10. 1908: Mary G Snifen 10
Joseph w Lawrence: 81. 500 attorneys, Vessel
man 81 Kraus. 81 Liberty ST.
l2JTH ST, N $. $40 ~ of 9th ave. 20x
30. II: April "a 1900 Lemuel A Nelles to
American Missionary Association: 0.ooG; at
torneys. Merrill x Rogers. 100 Broadway,
The Bronx. ..4.
LOTS A. IS. 40, a and 81, map I 100 New
York Catholic ProtectorI; March q. 1912: Will
lam and Rose Bull to william Kelleher: ST.
100: attorneys. Knox & Doong. 6s William 81.
UNION AVE :. 1862 n OF Westchester
ave. runs " llI.2x : J0.5x HOOK 30 to
beginning; Dec II. 1904 Mary z and Emery +
Neale to Julius Cohn ct al, trustees $4,000:
attorney Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
co. 100 Broadway.
18TH ST. AS East. 25x99 9x2jxl02 2; Oct
10 1907; Patrick Kennedy 10 Philip Ernst I;
81 coo: attorneys HUH A Baker "a Nassau 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-02

JOSEPH r. DAVIS. coast artillery four
months. on relief from Philippines; First
Lieutenant CLARENCE +. DICKINSON.
ineuIeal reserve corps, four months from Sep
tember 10: First Lieutenant ROBERT T..
LOVERS, infantry, two months on relief
nom Riverview Academy. Poughkeepsie;
Second Lieutenant MERL r. SCH LL.ER-
STROM, 18th Infantry. fifteen days; Captain
JAMEs Is. PARSONS, quartermaster corps.
NAVY.
Lieutenant J. G. TOWNSEND. charge navy
recruiting station. Denver.
Ensign W. 6. BARTLETT. resignation ac-
cepted
Chief Machinlst LEE GRossENBAKER. de
tsched the Nebraska; to naval hospital. Bos-
ton.
Machinst E. A. HEALY detached the Mis-
souri, TO the Nebraska.
MARINE CORPS.
First Lieutenant ROSS T.. RoWELL detached
recruiting Office. Denver: 20 recruiting Office.
First Lieutenant EDGAR HAYES retired. re-
cruitins Office. Denver
MOVEMENTS OF WAR VESSELS
These movements OF warships have been
reported to the Navy Department.
ARRIVED.
August 27-rhe Cesar. at East Lamoinc
August 29-1he Lebanon. at Hampton Roads,
the Justin. at Corinto: the Petrol. at Monte
tristi.
August ;.0-The Utah, tho Florida tho Della
ware the Louisiana the Kansas the New
Jersey. the Rhode IslanR the Missouri and
the Ohio. at Anna polls: the Worden. at navy
yard. New York; the Denver, at san Juan
del Sur: the Solace. az Hampton Roads: the
Basley. at Annapolis; the Prairie. at Cristo
bal: III Csno. at Kiukiaps.
August 3l--The saratoga. at Chingwangtao.
SAILED
August 29-Th Lebanon. from Norfolk for
Hampton Roads.
August 90 The Abarenda. from Chinswantao
for Chefoo; the Sylph. from Delaware CITY
f,r New York; the Utah, the Florida. the
Delaware. the Louisiana. the Kansas. the
Now Jersey, the Rhode Island, the Missouri
IA, Ohio. from annapolis for, Hampton
Roads: the Illinois. from Boston for New
London; the Alabama from Hampton Roads
for New York: the Rainbow. from Chefoo
Tor Oongapo, the Solacc. from hospital point
NOrfolk. FOR Hampton Roads: the Castine
from Proyincctovu for Boston: tho Reid, the
tlusser. the Smith. the Preston and the
LamSou. from Newport for Provincetown
tho Du Pont and the Porter. from Newport
for Huntington Bay. Long Island; the Mary
land. nom Honolulu fbr okohama.
The Beac. commissioned. navy yard, Philades-
phia.
The Massachusetts ordered placed in frst re-
serve. navy yard. Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-02
MECHANICS LIENS.

FOREST AVE I6s: John 4 Mccarthy & Bro
agt Oscar l. Lyon. owner. West side Masons'
Contracting Co. contractor; 81, 80 30
9TH AVE $50. Frank Straub sgt William
ReideIbach estate. owner; Charles Meyer, con
tractor 800
SD ST j46 west. Ike Feingoli ast Helen
Degnon. owner. & / Lappin. contractor: SIS so
ITU AVE, go; Spcctor agt John How
ard. owner: Thomas Horowitz and jain Vas
silly. owners and contractors: $50.
f2D vt. 2Os West; Louis Levin agt Edward
III James ana Jane James, owners; James
II FIippan. contractor; Sl3l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-02
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
Nation S Military Force Strong
err than Any Time Since 1898.
ITrom Tho Tribune Bureau
WASHINGTON. Scptem Del


MANQ1UVRES COST s., 5Do0oo. Reports
thus lar received by officers Of the War
Department on the recent countrywide
army manmuvrcs indicate that the MILL
Ia establishment Of the nation is more
Enthusiastic and Of greater force than has
ecn the case since 1905, when the war
with Spain aroused the citizen sOldiery.
The regular army. judged by the same
|nanpuyres. is regarded as q more eftec-
i've lighting force because Of the Texas
mobilization and IT'S participation with the
militia I'm manPuvrc camps.
Regular army officers attribute the
greater interest being taken In the militia
arm to the frequent rumors Of trouble
with Mexico and the unrest in Central
America Al such times. the military au-
hori,ies say. the citizen soldiers always
respond. with the result that in both
strength and personnel the militia is the
gamer
There is undoubtedly another reason
also" saws Captain Dana r. Merrill. OF
he militia division Of the War Depart
nent." and that IS TO be found In the
more liberal regulations now Laid down
or duty in the Joint maneuvres. We have
ndeavored 10 eliminate the drudgery OF
these camps. reduce guard duty TO the
Owest and do away entirely with paraoes
md show affairs. The men now get WORK
and problems enough TO keep them inter-
s,ed and enthusiastic"
In the absence OF official reports. from
he umDircs who ofiiciated al the various
problem mannuvres, including the at
backs on New York and San Francisco
military experts tonight were not pre-
AIRED To comment at any length on the
|4sons learned from the field exercises
| was admitted however, that the unoi-
cial reports indicated the analyses OF the
|hoyements against both cities would dis-
| lose defects in their offences.
Reforms in transportation and camp
|asthods are expected to grow out OF the
|aanpuvres. The recommendations of the
mpres will be considered by the general
|ea6 in connection with the lessons
FAMED during the mobilization Of. the
Isgulars on the Mexican border some
aonths ago.
The uan,ruvrcs. which lasted through
nt eight DAYS. cost close 10 S2.Soo,cco. OF
sich the federal government PROVIDED
|hs0G0. the various states where Inc
|nilita participated making up the re-
aaindor. Army officers insist thai suci q
am annually il not enough 10 get aito-
,ether satisfactory results, and Congress
iii be asked for larger appropriation
text year.