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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-20
THE WEATHER REPORT.
onicinl Record and Forecast WASHINGTON

Official Record aud Forccast.-Washin
Doc 1n-T'be storm that was central over
the uuper Ohio Valley Wednesday moved rap
i.u, nortbeastward. with increasing intensity
,,d its centre Thursday night was over the
,,,E % no - Lawrence River. where tho
,,r.ssn,. was as low as ISIS inches. During
no last twenty-fOur hours TINS Storm caused
western gales along the northern Atlhnlc
coast raIns i'm the middle Atlantic ana New
Gi,to Valley and the region OF the Great
,l,s Another disturbance Of slight intcn-
ST. ls central over Minnesota and has been
attended by local SHOWS IN mat state ana III
NoItlern Dakoia ,a.,hi io,.,.
.ri,ursdsv over the Atlantic and eastern Gun
etstcs The uppcr Ohio VALLEY and the iowcr
lako region and over tho ROCKY Mouhtalhs
and western plateau. somewhat warmer
,,..athcr IS reported from the missouri ana
middle Mississippi valleys . o.. 81,
yCt,b ,hc ,xception u snow nuries IN the
r,giou az The Great Lakes, the weather VIII re
fair Friday and Saturday throughout tho
country. - ,..... 80 ,-oh
IL a. anv mart 81 the country. although
Slr,e,Xbat lower temperatures are likely Fri
J., i'm New England, the plains states ana
me me-, M's ,s,,,ds along the New England Coast
tu 10 moderate to brisk west. middle At
Isptic coast moderate south and southwest:
''.,,th Atlantic and east Gulf Coast light Va
,iai1c. vest Gulf Coast. moderate variable.
Lake Michigan, brisk West 10 horthWes,.
Steamers departing FRIDAY FOR European
,,-ts win have brisk to high west winds
and fair weather 10 the Grand Banks
Forecast for special Locaiities.-for East
ero Ne,, York. fair to-dsy and saturday. eN-
con, n,obsbIv snow fur,jes In extreme north
ern norton; moderate 70 brisk west winds.
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Northern PAPER co, with paper. Vessel TO
n Bull & co. Passed IN Quarantine AZ
2 N.
Steamer TT Paso. Galveston December 10. 70
the Southern Pacific Co. with mdse Passed
in Quarantine at 2:3s m.
folk. 20 the Old Dominion IS Co, with pas
800 M
Steamer Philadelphia Southampton and
ChcrbourC December II and Queenstown f.. 20
the American Line. with passengers, malls
and mdse. Passed i'm Sandy Hook at go
p m.
steamer Huron, Jacksonville December 10
and Charleston Ia, to the clyde IS 60. with
At m.
steamer PaNnce Philadelphia, TO the clyde
IS 90. with mdse. Passed in Quarantine AZ
500 n.
Steamer Philadelphia, Southampton and Cher
hourg December II aud Queenstown f., 20 tho
American Line. with 40 first class l32 second
class and 345 steerage passengers mails and
mdse. Arrived az the bar AZ Gji m.
SANDY Hook. +, Dec 10. $50 m--Wind
west: strong breeze: partly cloudy. rough
sea.
SAILED.
Steamers Dunachton obi, Fremantle.
Bridgeport CBrl. Windau Friedrich der Crosse
GER, Bremen: FL Dorado. Baltimore: Fl
Aba, Galveston; Baltic (3r). Liverpool. Mex
cO, Havana; Eocenc, Boston. Monroe, Norfolk
and Newport News. city OF It Louis, Sayan-
nah. Pluar del Rio OBD. Havana: Sismesc
Prince OBJ. Santos. Finland. Antwerp. Mon
timore; Camille Br Port said; colorado.
Galveston: Csmpan"llo fBrl, Rotterdam
Mamma Hsta, Baltimore CITY Of Everett,
Tampico. = Quentin G}D. Rosario.
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$500 FOR GARMENTS XMAS
Santa Has Checks for Most of Mont
clair's Trolley Runners.

Montcair. y. j., Dec. .l9.-Trolleymen
in Montclair employed by the Public Ser
vice Railway Company to-day received
checks which aggregated $4,000 in value,
the money being from Christmas fund
which the men started last July. The
amount received by the employees varied
from 81 50, the lowest, to $40, the high
est.
The Christmas fund was created by the
voluntary contributions Of the employees
from their pay envelopes each week. Al
though il was possible for the employees
70 withdraw their savings at any time,
only about $500 was Withdrawn In such
emergency cases.
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SMILE COSTS HIM LIBERTY
Man Accused of Watch Theft Identi-
fed by Loser.

There have been six hOld-up roobeHes
IN Lexingto avenue. between lz-d
street and l25th street reported to INC
police within the last week. Louis VIII
fans. OF No. 1855 Park avenue. lost
"atch in this way several nights ago
When ne asked one OF the robbers 10 let
him keep it because it was his father s.
the bandit smiled and showed hne set
% teeth
Yesterday detectives saw seVerdi
Young men at the corner Of 1920 street
and one Of them smiled. lie was ar
rested and Williams Identified him as
the man who took his watch. The pris-
oEer said ne was John L. Gleason Vi
No eio7 Second avenue. The police say
ne served term in Elmira Tor ou's
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SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Thursday, De-
cember l9, 1912.


Sf..u.r Norfolk Orange CBrl. fow'F Nov
20 ~ Furuess. witty a 20. WITH china c'l}.
Arrived al the Bar ~ m. lsth' ana n
s'1an.r Evndsn Dutch. Rotterdam and
gouloru. Doc = TO Holland America Line.
with "a cabin and 4ai sterfase nassenG'rs Gnu
mdse. Arrived ~ the Bar AZ $50 a m ..
steamer Cymric tBr, LlteTpool D,- ~
UnIifax y $. 10. TO the White star Lane Win
masr Arrived at the Bar al II 80 . ne l'lu.
steamer Nesahs Glr. London Dec o. TO me
Atlantic Transport Line, WIN m1sr. N'i''''
al ~. bar az $50 e. H. 49,,
steamer santa Marta G5r. Sayanilo Dec :
Santa Marta TO- cartegcna IL colon ~ ana ~
Iasscugers. mails ana mcsc. Arrived al tN'
steamer Vadcrland Bog). Antwerp De :
and Dover :. TO the Red star Line. WIN y
FIRST. IS second cabin and 1e4 sie'rdFe passen-
gers and mdse. Arrived at the Bar az m
steamer Huron, Jacksonville Dec ~ and
Charletton IL ~ the Clvde - 20. with pas
seneers and mdse. Reported OF Highlands al
Steamer Momus. Sew Orleans Dec II. to the
Southern Pacific co. with passengers and mdsc
Passed iu Quarantine 81 e3j a ~.
steamer Stephano dBrl. = Johns. y ,. Dec
u and Halifax. y ). u. 20 Bowriug q go.
viii u PASSENGER mails and mdse. Arrived
at the Tar 81 80 90.
steamer Alice tAusu. Trieste Nov %. Pat.a'
Dec . Palermo auu Al.i"is q. 70 ih"ips
BROS a Co a.jh llN cabin and JGl storage
passenger. and Wds". Arrived 90 inc b'r 90
~ - q m.
steamer iloEorils iHri Rosario Nov 4. .iue-
nos Ayres H. Montevidco u ana Barbados
30 Via Boston Dec II. 60 l. = Houston 60.
with indse. Arrived a. the Bar so 10 u.
Steamer AQuilla tNori. Guanaco. Cor perth
Aintoy. 10 Hasler Leitch q co. with asphalt
pass.! sandy Hook al 10 p IN.
Steamer santa clara Brl. Santiago Deem
ier a. 10 the American & cuban - Line.
with copper ore. Arrived at the Bar a.
y
IT, 20 the Union sulphur Co. with sulphur.
Passed in Quarantine az $3.50 p M.
Steamer III Sud. Galveston December ~. ia
The southern Pacific 60. with mose. Passed
in Quarantine AZ % a "a.
steamer AlFieIy. Galveston. 10 the Southern
IS 60. with mdse Passed In Quarantine az
1.32 a u.
steamer Hilton. Bose cr=nde for Perth
Amboy. 10 4 n Bull 60. Win mdse.
Passed IN sandy Hook AZ 1.5l
Steamer Millin0CEet stockton. % TIE Great
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DEATH IF XMAS IS LEAN
Inability to Give Incites Suicide
Attempt.

Burlington. y j., Dec l9.-Because he
was too poor 10 give his wife and six
children the kind of Christmas he thought
they ought to have, Ezekiel McDermott
forty years old. tried to commit suicide
early this morning.
lie shot himself with a rife belonging
TO his son. one Of the boys found him
locked in a room on the third floor Of
their house. lie was taken to the county
hospital with a bullet in his brain. His
chance of recovery IS said to be slight
McDermott was railroad telegraph
operator
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sailed
ELLIS OUT OF MARINE CORPS

Washington. Dec 1.-THE Navy Depart
meut accepted. FOR the good OF the scI-
vice" tie resignation OF Ward Ellis. first
Lieutenant in the Marine Corps, to-day
Ellis. who is at Mare Island, California
faced a court martial on charges OF fan
IRE 10 pay his debts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-20
MISS GOULD AIDS XMAS FUND.

Miss Helen NJ. Gould has contributed TO
tho fund being raised by Health Commits
siopcr Lederle for the Christmas festivi-
tics in the hospitals Of the Department
,r Health Miss Gould's gift. at her re-
Quest will 20 TO purchase dolls for the
children I'm willard Parker Hospital.
Many well known persons. including the
,tavor have already contributed to the
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HORSE polsoNsR coNWcrE0.

Samuel Levine. first lieutenant Of the
Gang Of horse prisoners who for months
terrified East side stable owners, WAS
convicted OF attempted eNtoriion yester-
dav before Judge Foster. in General Ses-
s,cns. The chief of the band Is under in
allotment. He escaped when Levine was
arrested. last August Levine is thirty
,.o,rs old. and lives at No i3 Floyd street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-20
SUES MRS. STANLEY FORDE
Dressmaker Wants 1867 from Actor
Wife.

Mrs Helen Hilton Forde. who mar
NED Stanley Forde. an actor, after her
husband Allen Lawrence. obtained
divorce I'm which Forde was named as
correspondent. Is being sued by kath-
iyn NJ Kaye. a dressmaker, for 1851 for
wearing apparel Among the items were
one kimonO. $50; bathing suit, $50, ana
evening gown, 500.
Mrs. Forde is the granddaughter OF
The late Judge Henry Hilton and has
geen craving the income from trust
Iund which he created for her In his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-20

For Eastern Pennsylvania. New Jersey, Del
aware MARYLAND tho District ~ Columbia and
Virginia. fair to-day and probably saturday
moderate west and southwest winds
For Western Pcnnsylyania. cloudy to-day
probably snow furries i'm extreme north por-
ton: Saturday fair: moderate west and north
west winds.
For West Virginia, generally fair to-day
aud Saturday.
For New England. fair and somewhat colder
to-day. saturday fair brisk west winds.
For Western New York. local SHOWS to-day
and Saturday: moderate variable winds
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SATURDAY. DECEMBER q
TRANSPACIFiC MAILS.

Destination and steamer. IN NJ W
Japan SoT T,,s emma wa $50. To-day. $50
Hawaii Fit Islands. samoan Isl
ands New Zealand. Australia coo
,via VictoriaJ -Zealandia ..... To-Day '''0
Jaran Corea. China. Philippines o.. g M
VITA VictouaJ Empress OF japan lo-u''' Wv
Japap Corea China via Tacoma coo
Mexico Manu-. -. 80. 10 ""'' Wv
Hawaii Japan, Corea, China Philip, O, IN
pines (yia san Francisco -torea Dec 80 0''
Japan Cora china N ah1nppneHp 20. $50
Hawaii Guam, Philippines tVia san a N
F'ranciscoD-U s transport ..'. jan . Wv
Tahiti Narluceas. Cook ISLANDS.
New E-aian ,,o. Ant''@''a VIA ..Jan J. $50
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. New IRA
land Australia (yia san Fran N
cIsCU1-Nentufs .......-.....-. '.Jsh 90 Wv
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ORDERS ISSUED.-Thc following or
derS have been issued.



Lieutenant Colonel BENJAMIN p. RCNkEl+
retired from organized militia OF ONO
January 10. 1919. 70 home ....,.
Lieutenant Colonel CHARLES W. IENfpSb'
from assignment 18th Infantry. and on OK
piration leave OF absence. 10 Manila.
Captain WILLIAM o. PATTEN, infantry. 10
fettcrrnan General Hospital, san Francisco,
First Lieutenant ALVIN C. MILLER medical
corps from Fort George Wright ana VIII
accompany. on departure. 18th Infantry 20
san Francisco 10 AlCatraz, Paclhc biahen
military prison
Rear Admiral g. j. BADGER. detached ana
FOR inspections January .. 1913. commander
in-chief Atlantic ncct January {. 1913.
Cautaiu +. * HILL. detached chief Of stan.
Atlantic fleet. January 4. 1913, 10 'omina'H
tlo New Jersey.
Commander g. r. HUGHES. detached >a'E
Department. January .. 1913. chief o. star
Atlantic fleet January 1918
Lieutenant T.. J.. VI SHEEHl. detacnci navy
ward Mare Island. January l. 1913.
Lieutenant Junior gradel O. &. GILL CO
tacnod STAFF commander first division Atan-
'ic Hcet. January :. 1913. 20 the Alabama.
Paw INSPECTOR T. ". RONNAFAN. fetachei
feet raymastcr Atlantic feet January =
1913: home. waiting orders.
Pay Inspector SAM III MCGOWAN, 10 tee'
laymastcr, Atlantic feet. January I. lW3.
C6i.r Roat.walu 4. - WARWICK. deiacheh
the Maine. December 20. navy yard' WASH
chIef sailmaker j. a. LoNG. placed on re-
tired LIST.
Pharmacies G.. r. FURNELL detached naval
hosrItaI Mare Island. Asiatic station.
Paymaster clerk JONES. appointment -
NOked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-20

Local OHical Record.-The following Of
fetal record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes In the temperature for the last
twenty-four hours In comparison With the cor
responding date OF last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-20

Highest temperature yesterday, "a dSrees ,at
. 80 a. M: lowest, 33: average. ~, average Tor
corresponding date last year. 81: average TOT
date last thirty three years, -.
Local Forecast.-Fair To-day and Satuif'y
moderate TO brisk westerly winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-20
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Rio dc Janciro Dec lG-Numanta tGcrD.
Now York via Barbados: 10, chr knuds"n
,Norl. New York via Pernambuco for
Colombo. Dec fa-wray Castle CBrl, Manila
fpr Boston and New York
Sucz. Dec 19-Burmcse Prince tBr). yoko-
hama. Manila, etc for Boston and Now
Rotterdam. Dec ls-Uranlum CBo. New
York. ~. p m. Nieuw Amsterdam
DutchI. New York Via Plymouth and
Brow Head. Dee -Kronpriuzcssin Cecilic.
New York for Plymouth. Cherbourg and
Bremen. reported by wireless telegraph POO
miles southwest at S d m. Due Plymouth
Lisbon. Dec 1S-Jcthou CNorJ New York
Copenhagen. Dec tG-Oscar n DAM, New
York via ChriStiansand.
Havrc. Dec l7-Louifiane CFr. New York.
Naples. Dec l7--Ncnczia orr, New York via
Providence, 49, ! m, Duca d'Ao',a dtal),
Santos. Dec 1s-Asiatlc Prince OBJ. New
York VIA Bahia. Rio d" Janero. etc
BOMBAY Dec f0-Cuyahoga tBr'. New York
via Port Said
oran. Dec Ii-Thyra (Nor. Sew York for
Bari and Palermo.
Malmo, Dec ~ Bursomeister Petersen
tGcr). Bari and Palermo.
FaFtuet. Dec 19--Cedric. Now York FOR
Queenstown and Liverpool reported by
wireless telegraph 23i miles wc't at : a m.
Hamburg. Dec 1I-Crosshill (Brl. New York.
Ruena Ventura. Dec lG-Santa Rasolia G3r'.
New York VIA 81 Lucia and Coronel
Gibraltar Dec t9-Cincinuau Ger, Sew
York for Naples. etc.
81 Laurent Dec fs-Prius Willem ~
Dutch. New York via 81 Marc. Curacao.
etc. for Amsterdam
SAILED
Queenstown Dec 10 $50 p m-Nais stic
CBD from Southampton and Cherbourg).
New. York
London Dec l9-Mnnehaha (Brl. New
Liverpool Dec 1o-celuc DBr. New York
via Queenstown.
valparaiso. Dec 10 Newton Hall CB-'. New
York
singaporo Dee rs-Sandou Hall fBr from
Yokohama. IIiogo, Shanghai and Hong
Kong. New York
Barbados. Dec l7--Thespis BIZ from
Nontcvideo. etc'. New York.
PASSED
Gibraltar Dec ia-LeuuoN tBrl. New York
'or Yokohama. HlOgo. etc, II. = W
Canada tFrl. Ma-ssiiIes and Naples FOR
New York
Cape spsrteI. Dec I9-suppoecd SAINT Anna
tFr). New york for naples and Mar
seilles
Dunnct Head. Dec ia-Uuited states dam.
New York for Copenhagen.
Lizard. Dec l9-Murci1 OBJ. New York for
iiayre.
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AND A FEW OTHER KINDS.

From The Philadelphia Post.
MAYOR Gsynor says he mas jovial disposi-
tiop That is the Kind Of disposition a man
has TO have to 30 through with his job.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-20

Sandy Hook at II N yesterday, II eNpe0'eo
10 dock Saturday forenoon. en- Ill.
The President Lincoln, reported az ~ mn
east OF Sandy Hook at 10 a m yesteiua!' -
expected to dock Saturday afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-20

Among the features Will be lou
Resale Jones, the leader. OF the
Christmas pilgrimage TO Albany.
An Attractive Christmas Dinner,
and ways and means or accom-
Uishment.
Three Attractive Christmas Ia
hleg illustrated with eNpldha-
ton Of pictures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-20

roproduction OF 1.-THE Holy
Might" by Antonio Allegro da
CoYreggio. The first answer 10
tho first puzzle picture story. -.
!. why the Sea Is Salt. An ola
christmas time fairy tale.
And Other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-20
Read This

This will he the greatest >a'e .. p'a'non ,
Ring. ever known in TINS 'ou"tr! %
81 ,,ery one will be sold with our Dill 81
IL ,,hIcb will guarantee you that none OF
them can bc duplicated. grade for gfadf' ior
Les tb,n 80 more than our price ny any
wholesale or retail Jeweller IN ine tn.en
state In this lot you will hnd one-quarter
go, pi.monds for so arrl Slj: one-half
carat diamonds for $50, $50, ~ ana Soo;
an.lc.rat diamonds for S?5. s3S. siS ana
geo. one and one-half carat ihiilnonns IIo,"
x.5 inward All are equally as cheap qun
nv and weight considered. We VIII eNp,H,n
80. dIg.rent grades to you. showing theh
dIC.rence I'm the color, quality and ruttlhg'
aI.o eIIuruntee the valuation or MhM you
iii have 10 nav for them AT retai JeWeHs
s,or.s This il the largest and best lot OF
ever Ind 10 Offer during the thirty one years
NO have sold Diamonds direct 10 thf CON
sumner from the Diamond cutting mills OF
Enrone and we propose 10 give the pubhc
the benefit Of them. We VIII no, sen OF
Lev these Diam md Rings 10 diamond Ini-
nnytcrs Wholesale or Retail Jewellers. Ihi-
ale e. strictly for the public, ana we reserve
the right Of not selling To any one c9nhertea
with the Diamond or Jeweiry trace. You
,hanId take advantage Of this sale a. once.
There are no duplicates. ana any seiecuon,
made now will he reserved Tor YOU nnti,
Chr;stn,,. We have the largest STOCK Oh
nia,,ond Rings in the world. You can see
n.,,Iy IN OO0 Of them I'm our window ana
.ho,ycases over "a million dollars worm OF
Uiamonds are in plain view al our e-tap-
ii'Iment and worth going miles TO see, a
II - "a wonderful -ighf'
See our window display OF over half q
milI;ou dollars worth OF Dinmonds. All
plainly marked - TO so'oVo'""'
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THE WOMANS PAGES

timely articles on the following:
Some Grotesque Toys.
Eleventh Hour Gifts
Individuality In CHI dren's
Clothes illustrated. especially
clothes for the holidays.
Boudoir Notes.
Future Notes on Fashionable
Fabrics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-20

WIRELESS REPORTS.
The Lusitania. reported $40 miles east Of
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrise. 90. sunset 4:34, moon sets. -
moons age. Il
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Gents Rings
Ladies' Rings

n;.,,o,d. purcbssed from us can he eN-
.,,,o.d a, fuiI ,oIuc or returned for cash.
Ies. fen per cent. within one year
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MOVEMENTS OF WARSIIl PS.-The
following movements Of vessels have been
reported to the Navy Department;

December 1.-THE petrol a Macoris.
December 1s-The Ontario. AZ Newport ne
Jenkins. the Castine. the CO, the CO ana
the FL. A. Norfolk.
SAILED
DesAuter 1.-THE Petrol from Santo Dominic
tJtv for Nacors the Cesar. from ~anto DO
rnineo CITY Tor Monte Christi
December lS-The Sterling. from Boston for
Hampton Roads. the Justin. rom san Diego
for san Francisco the ryclopS from SeWall
Point for Key West
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THE CHUDREN'S PAGES

3 A Visit from st. Nicholas. by
Clement g. Moore illustrated.
&. The Christmas Fairy. a play by
Katharine Lord.
). Santa Claus's Little Helpers, by
Royal Dixon. illustrated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-20
ARMY AND NAVY notes.
Secretary Meyer Increases the
Wages Of Navy Yard Employees.
From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. December

MORE PAY IN NAVY YARDS.--Pre-
liminary to a general readjustment in the
pay at navy yards, the Secretary Of the
Navy to-day authorized. increases in the
wages Of about sixty supervisory en-
ployes. The aim Of the department is to
make the pay more commensurate with
the duties reformed. Ten employees at
the New York Navy Yard will receive in
crcases-the master electrician, boat
builder, boilormakcr. SHOEMAKER. copper
smith. wharf builder, painter and fae-
maker. The increases range from 81
cents TO 81 - day
Three employees ~ the Mare Island
Navy Yard also received increases. II
is expected that other increases will be
announced In the next few weeks.
NEW ARMY RUCTION.-Major
General Aleshire.- chief OF the quarter
master corps. has completed his schedule
Of new construction for the next fiscal
year, the important part OF which re-
latc' to barracks and quarters In the
army appropriation bill The total esti-
mate is $1.1fG.00O This will provide for
less construction than is really required.
and much less than has been done by the
army posts. The new projects near New
York contemplate work only at Fort Slo-
cum and Governors Island. At the first
post it is proposed to erect n storage
room at a cost Of $l.10O and a coal shed
10 cost $4,000. There is no place 10 store
incoming or outgoing freight or to pro-
tect IL i'm bad weather.
At Governors Island it is desired to
erect a hangar for hydroaeroplanes to be
used in coast defence and for instruction
In such work This hangar however, may
be erected on Bedlow's Island, where the
army signal corps has a plant. The cost
of the hangar is estimated at $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-20

Observe our valuation and price OF some
Of the single stone Diamond hings 10 W
on cred nj this sale;
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sa m .;

Observations taken al United states wealth
or bureaus at p. m. yesterday follow;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-20

Mail Vessel
Vessel For Line. closHs salls'
Maracss Grenada, Trinidad.lO.oU IN ~ ),
Panama Panama pan r. 80 q III 80, 20. y ~
Comcrlc Rio Janeiro. t.. 900 pm H. 40 ~
Antllla Taupco. ward. --- " "" :,
Camaguey Santiago, Ward. - j, % -,
Apa,hc. Jacksonville, Clyde. - I'V' , ~
SATURDAY. DECEMBER Il
Philadelphia. south'n. Am. 500 ID "''' ~
penrsvly's Hamburg, II A.l2;0o m go,
'udIHW' . .'"l'' - - % 200 a m Zoo ~
Havana Havana. Ward ...lp:u VI 80 -
+ = Friedrich, Colon. II Al 90 III d.mm ~.
Guiana - Thomas. Qucbecll .JV III 80 80 ~
TaguS. Colon. VI p. 80, -. y -,
columbia, Glasgow. Anchor "'' J. ~
Perugia. Naples. Anchor. ..'
Cymric liverpool W s..
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HIGH WATER.
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SATURDAY. DECEMBER II
sI,NnAY- nECEMRER 81.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Brings mall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-20
Horrifying Conditions Exist in
CONTAGIOUS Disease Hospitals
Passing of the Dangerous Match
That Poisors and Lays Waste

Father Knickcrbocker takes banhng from his borders
the tiny white phosphorus which have not only poisoned
many children but through ignorant thou
sands OF costly CONGREGATIONS yearly in this country.
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Humidity.

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And Other Things.

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