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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-11-21

mot but Destiny, II II WIN
window. she was dressed and ela~
bered out upon the sill. ,.
Sweetheart! My brayest Nv"
woman!"
The hook hung steadily within ~
inches OF the windowledge' Alan -
tended his arm. ,LI
Nothing to fear, except lest ! wv
you too tight, dear one!" -,
without word Judith set her ~.
beside his In the hook, surrendeieu
his embrace, and closed her eyes
Immediately they were swung ava ="
from the window, over toward tne w !.
posite sidewalk, and gently lo"e'''
the street 90
Maybe this isn't a good sehen',,
Alan exulted In the innocence ., .
heart. But ! think II is' ana Wv.
workingmen think II great %"
told them the simple truth you
that we were elopingl" u
by way OF answer judith p'e'''
only a word OF tenderness ..A
And that instant the hook Pau ,s.'
and Alan stepped on upon the
walk. ,h
safe ana southland moi al
over there the wiser as YET a,
clared with "a dorisiye nod lo"aN ~
home OF Urine. Come along. h.'t -.
a limousine waiting In tWehV 80,
uses. wen be- a, the terry, IN ior9 ~ ..A
IN Jersey, within an hour
within fOur hours safe al sea
CTO 1879 CONTINUED
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SYNOPSIS.

The 2 Of Hearts IL the death sign en-
,ployed by Seneca Urine in the private war
Of vengeance which. through the agency
Of his daughter Judith. woman OF No-
lent passions Ike his own, he wages
against Alan Law. son Of the man mo"
dead whom Urine held responsible for
the accident which rendered him help
less cripple. Alan IL In love with Rose.
Judith's twin and double. but In all else
her opposite. Judith vows TO compass
Alan's death. but under dramatic circum-
stances he saves hor hte and so. unwit-
tingly. wins her love Thereafter Judith
Is by turns worked upon by the old ha-
tired, the new love. and jealousy OF her
sister Rose
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CHAPTER XIV.
The Time o. Night.

Not illpleased 10 be- left 10 his own
devices Whose proposed character
mgby would never have approved had
he 80 much as suspected theml Alan
none the less deferred action until
after midnight
And espionage was All ne feared
save and except always. OF course. fail,
ure 20 ind his Rose.
Il vas about one IN the morpips
when he arrived lnconsplcuously lbpi
not 30 much so as to seem deserving
or nolica surveillaacel iu tba oaisn'
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posediy, In solution And So
the bottle into the glass 'mp'isd
A measure Of courage re,u,,
Rose. DO you expect to ho ,aeo %
make me drink thatY" she Io. aOle to
CONTEMPORARY. uenandet
NOT but Destiny, II II w,u,
mere FROM pocket Of her dro.., see
gown Judith produced a sea,os .sslns
playing cards. Let these doo,o eek OF
VIII Of Destiny toward us. will e Aa
the seal. shuttle the cards. and S S,est
she explained, suiting action 10 u ".
The one who gets the trey ~ h "O'a
Will drain that glass. la II 'sio
gain?" Oar
Never! oh. now know ,h,,
are altogether mad!" you
Whipping small revolver ,r.
other pocket OF her dressine.yown sa
dith placed 1t on the table ro.s u
her hand. 'auy 70
You will shoot me II do no, ~.
sent?" nut con-
Not you-but him. II Won ro,..
little sister, l will shoot Ala se
dead when he comes to keen hi. ~
pointment with you" ~
With a shudder Rose bowed h.
head. n@
Deal" she muttered fearfully an,
may God Judge between us," NV
One by one she stripped the c,,.,
from the top of the deck, dealing Al,
to Rose, then to herself
One by one they futtered to IN.
table on either side the glass o, noI.O"
and fell face uppermost.
! The trey OF hearts fell to judith
There was an instant of silent d,o..
ended by Rose, rs Judth's hand moyss
steadily toward the glass.
Judith" she implored. "DonY-,
beg OF you'll didn't mean i'll tab.
back my consent"
TOO late!" said Judith, lifting IN.
glass and cycling It's contents with ,
strange smile.
Judith! you cannot mean to drink
IL"
Cant I. thought" the other laughed
mirthlessly. Just watch mel"
With strangled cry Rose covered
her face with her hands to shu, out
the sight, stood momentarily swayips
and dropped to the floor In complet,
faint.
Delaying only to recognize this phe
nomena with a plying smile for the
weakness OF spirit that caused Il IN.
dith's glance darted through the win.
dow and saw that which caused her 10
stay her hand an instant longer
On the topmost tier OF grders Of the
building opposite, Alan Law stood
amid little knot OF amused and ami.
mated laborers. one foot In the great
steel hook OF the hoistlng tackle. both
hands clasping the chain that linked
II to the gigantic block
And as Judith stared, he smiled at
something said by one Of those about
him. looked back. and waved a hant
to some person invisible.
Immediately the arm began TO LIT
the tackle to move slowly through the
blocks. Very gently he was swung W
and outward.
With n cry Judith flung the poison
heedlessly from her. leaped across the
room. and snatched up the stree, gar
ments Rose had dropped at her sisters
entrance.
In another moment she was strus
Cling madly into them.
Before the shadow OF Alan. cllngini
to the hook and chain. fell athwart the
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$4,000 A. +. HIGHWAY . Beaver St. y. y;
!. V StOckbridgo, NJ. {. Pease IT., y. Y.
The T. Il. r Car Co, Owtgo: $4,000: r.
VI. Baker Owego; i. d. Baker. c. *. Bell
Oweg0. ..,.
Mori:z W. 4. Heuchel. Brooklyn.
r NJ. de I-aney, Brooklyn. plumbing SUP
plies: $50 900: 4. r. de LAncy. $40 81 81"
Brooklyn; T. NJ. de Laney, j. L. Fox Brook
'G. !. C. Realty CO.. Brooklyn; Sc 900; u.
Galitzza 100 Riverside Drive, y. y &.
Galitzka. s. Galitzla, y. Y.
Club House Corpn.. OF me University siup
Syracuse: W. A. Mackenzie 9. H. hlhs'
Emess Mfg. Co. Brooklyn garments $50,
900. r. Karp. SO sumner dy.. Brooklyh' NJ
Saldn, Il. Bregman. Br0ohiln. ...,.. an,
orleans Distributors. Medina s'oGhs anu
bonds: $40 900: o. p. Ncnno. Medina; ). Elca
son. H. VI. Baxter. Medina. ... ,,,, ,,o
Huntington Marble Co., Manhattan; 500, 900;
J. r. Holmes. Sc Liberty place, WeehaWken
\ l.. ID. A. MacIntyrc. G. r. Dubois, y. -.
central american Hat Co.. Manhattan: so
600. r.. CeIrcta. % William St, y. J.; /. {.
Steiner, D. Doell. ~ y; ..,...,.,t.
The Pleasure Co. Brooklyn: amusement
81 800; r. I. Murphy. ~ 9Th p St. BroAIyn'
L. a. c, AprPn 5rrei ADRIAN. lam Inc, BrooSiyn;
contracting; SIS. 100: Il. +. Mitchell Ss4 Lin
coin place Brooklyn: II. +. Farrell' bro9h-
lyn; T. f. Adrian, The Bronx. 49,,
Negrin Bros. d Levy. Manhattan inPoi
ing: sri 900: u. B. Levy, East nth st.,
We'y. + Neg.in, A. Negrin. y. y.
Merchants Grain Co. Auburn; $40 900; j.
NJ Keely, 1853 Monroe 81. BrooMyh' - NJ
Bjanchield. \. y; c. W. BTadicich, y. \.
AHiston Mcintyre & CO.. MAMMA ttan, teN
London. L. c. England: G. Z. Moessei' "
y
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Shipping Information and '
Marine NeWs of the World

Hiogo etc.
SAILED.
Trieste. June eS--Ultonla (BD. New York.
havrc June q, y MIA Lorraine IFrl'
New York
N erbourg June eS 2 D m--deorge Washing
hamburg June a0-BaiAvia Ger. New York
Naples, June -, Stampalia dtRD.
New York.
ton Ger. from Bremen and Southampton.
New York
Yokohama, June ss-Munosster Castle tBr),
New York
Lisbon. June 23-Parnassos Ger. New YORK.
Barbados. June 2s--Vauban (Brl, from san
tos and Rio De Janelro. New York.
PASSED.
Gibraltar. June 27-Sant Anna F'), New
York for Naples and Msrseilles: l a M
canada tFn Marseilea for New York.
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INCORPORATED AT ALBANY
I by Telegraph 70 The Tribunc.l

AAOdhgs JuHt %
Ms'h'eaanre Improvement Co. Manhattan:
$s"2' NcQuillau 20 Morn.nEsi6e av.
N ~ w. Williams. T.. L. Moore y. y.
Fore cn Patents CoJpn Manhattan: $40 900
- W. Jackson eiS Yves, l05rh ST.. y. v. c.
l.. HobiuSnu. j. 4. Hodgr y y
ltouanl Produce Co. Manhattan: $40 900. /.
1901. 200 Hudson ST.. Hoboken. \ ia Nc
Weigh. !. MAGE y Y '
Seven'y- nlfth street Realty Co. Brooklyn.
N0W9: T. VI. Linnert. l9f7 18th ST. Brool-
Rn; j. NJ. l.oeb. Brooklyn: G. L. BorcL y Y
Process Art Engraving Co. Nanbatt9n.
$4,000: J. R9Sen. 80 GrcenpOint az Brook-
Ign; NJ. Silberbusch. 4. Mencher \ Y
Cplonbiaui Gold Mining Corpn Manhattan:
100000; W. bradford. 361 4th av X \ -. 7
\. Licelcr Jr.. ". Gage. y. Y
Arnold. Constable & Co. Manhattan. drv-
Goods. s. J00,oo0. II. N. Arnold. Broadway
ana lsth 81, \. Y: II. 4. Westherbee. W.
Nyanza Transit Corrn.. Buffalo. $40 900. ]
). bolGnI. az" south Park aV.. Buffalo.
l2uterslager L. G. BoianG. Buffalo.
lackaWanna Steamship COrpn Buffalo.
$4,000. y. G.. Boand. 40 Park ay. BuTalo.
j.. '. Boland i. IAutenslsser. Buffalo.
The National Mutual Assn OF America
Manhattan; $40 eco: II. Weinberg 49, r.
Houston 81. y. " =. NJ. ROssnbluu y Y:
A. Rosenblum. Brooklyn.
Peter iiady Contracting Co., OswcEo: $40
600. q, \. Rady. oswego; x. j. Eady. z.
Rady. Oswego.
Harry J. suSskino Enterprises. Manhattan;
restaurants: $1,000 ~. j. Susskino. G0l w
l.sth st., n. y; j. a. sussiino. u. G. Yur-
The HIGHWAY Co. Manhattan: import
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NEW JERSEY CHARTERS.

by TeleE.aph 10 The IrIDuue'I
Trenton. y. p. June 2a--Auto Service "a.
New Jersey, Jersey City; automobile ser
vice: 500 600: G. T. Rrensinger y. II. Pater-
son and G.. l.. Munich Jersey City.
Colonial Tobacco Co. Jersey city; 1S0WO'
W. A. Dunn, J. G. Gregg and A. q. Quest
Jersey Clty .....
linden Tobacco Co. Newark; $1OOO:
George I.ovenstcin. Max Loweustein and
Max linden. Newark.
Helene Realty Co. Newark; $4,000; J. L.
Tyler, New York, and VI. " Rooms, Plain
Gold.
Kerosene Appliance Co. Newark; lamps
500 COO A. 4. Roche, jr.; j. II. Harrison,
Newark. and f. Blanchard. Savannah, Ga.
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At FOREIGN PORTS.


lfrgus. june ls-Patrs ,Greelo. New York
Nsrsoiues. Juuc Roma dp. New York
md Providence via 70 MiChaels and Bar
.ci0na
Dover june % s.sS d m-Iapland Relg,.
New York for Antwerp land proceeded
London June 29-MinnctOnba CBp Kew
1ork.
Plymouth June @. 1913 m-Kalser WI
holm der Crosse Gen. New York for
ChsrbOIg and Bremen (and proceededD
Bristol. June es-kansas city BD, New
York
Bahia, June ss-Byron CBrl. NeU York for
Rio de Jauciro.
Liverpool. june as-aachem Bn. Boston
ThespiS OBJ. New York for Manchester.
Sur1 June 2S-Iudrosamha tBrl. Yokohama
etc for Boston and New York
Eucnaveniura. June i9-Santa Rosslia (Erl.
New York via Rio De Jauciro. etc
Stetun. juno 2s-Hcra tGeU) New York
iashon. june --i-Woriudo tGerl. New York
fremanilc. June S-Harroo tB0. New York
VIA Port Natal
Iatras, June @--aN0nia usrj. New York VI.
NsdCiIa ana Ceaoa
Naples, June -. a m Princes iren.
GER. New 10fb
PlhiadclpRia via PVuta Arenas etc
cseto sacoiosa. dunt 2s-th8Tcas tB) New
York and Norfoll MI Valparaiso.
for brcsnCn land d.
F<HsaUorS Jrne 'sahar Dc. New
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Trade and Textile Notes.

The steady improvement in the dry
goods trade noted in the last two weeks
is being we'll maintained, and notwith-
standing the shock of the Clahin fail
ure business is on an upward trend.
Retailers are now being compelled to
place late orders for summer goods,
and importers and jobbers are being
crowded with demands for goods for
prompt delivery. The fears of the end
Of last week have been dispelled and
the market has assumed very opti-
mistic tone. with the trade as a whole
looking forward TO improved condi-
tiCns, under which a normal basis will
soon be reached.
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TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

IIOSE
U-stilation and steamer. t;4o y. m
Guam wa san Francisco)-U q,
transport 'N'-~
Hawaii samoan Islands New Zeal
and Australia (yia san Francisco .
>ouOlua 1900. '''''N'' %
'ai ..,.,.,.. NJ, July .
Hawaii via san Francisco)- Manoa' July 2
japan Corea, China via Seattch- q.
INlOu go 80 y
Hawaii FiU Islands. New zealand,
Australia lyia NJuCouyer)-M akuI July Z"
Jsuau COrca China. Philippines tNl@
N1ucouvcrj-E Empress or Asia ,.......July
4ssg.4U Isuan. CorCa China Philip
ines wis san Franciscol-M
Js,an. Coroa. China, Philippines wa -,
.s8tflrl-Sadn Maru ........ ...'.'''''''Jul .
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BUYERS NOW IN THE CITY
Out-of- Town Visitors Here to Look Over Offerings OF
Local Wholesale Dealers.
Ven. and Boys wear. etc.

DALLAS. TEX-Kinsella Hat 90; Fay
hats: Collingwood. % r,..it
DALLAS. TEX-sanger Bros; c $ Purne"'
hats. 10 l. gath 81 Collingwood: ., r..
NORNaC'U CONN Poftcous & Mitchell 90.
4 Quinn. mems clothing; 80 White ~
81 JOSEPH. Mo-wheeler & Mo,ier Me err
60: W w wheeler. ~, hosiery; u ~. w
Walker. furn goods and underwear; 52V
wAsaINGToN-wo woodward Lothrop:
Spanier. boys clothing: 33t Fourth aV.
BOSrON-w Fiienes sons Co; . Coope.
1basencnU. bathing suits. coats aud SUITS
nc w IA q. =,
CoITMnUs. oHIo-Cnion Clothing Co; II
~ Brothers, clothing; % Union Square.
ENID. OKLA HerSberg Department store.
$ RENDERS, clothing and furnishing goooS
PAbUCAH. KY-M Marks; NJ Simon. cloth
ST iouIs-Jamcson's c Jameson. clothing;
sherman square.
sr LoIIs-Rothschl Bros Hat Co:
Rothschild. hats: Claridge.
MisceIianeous.
BIRMINGHAM. ALA-I.oveman. Joseph &
Loeb; stein. books and s'alloherS'
BUFFALo-Adam Medium & Anderson Co;
II J Smons. books. stationery and. ieathe'
BTTFALo"T n Adam & Co; W d Kent
carpets and rugs: IA Church st; Grand
COLUMBUS. OHlO-F II Lazarus 90; L.
Rodenfcls. ncckwear. gloves and JeWeiIy .
Miss NJ y Gibbons. att goods; a II lith 81.
HARTFORD CONN--BrOwn, Thomson 20,
+ = lie Pard books stationery, Jeweiry
and sIlvcrware; Walker ST.
Los ANGELES-Coulter Drygoods GO; ID
Lawson. general mdse: 60 9TH av.
WAU<EE--Espenhain Drygoods Co; j
Schneider, candy, soda and bakery sup
plies. Endioott q,
PORTSMOUTH. y 1I--G y French Co: u
F'rench general mdse: 320 Bway.
BALTIMORE-W L Montague. carpets
BroZtel
LANCASTER. PENN-Hsyer & Bros;
Masterson, gloves leather goods and
hdkfs; - Spring ~.
Observation-Disclosures Mere 60; l.
Wells. books stationery and toilet goods
~ Church 81.
PHILADELPHIA-G Bros: II Bonn.
leather goods j SCANNED, books. Mrs Il y
Walter, iewelry. clocks and silverware; q
II Dunn. art needlework: + Goldman. ndse
manager: Miss Guggcnhem, umbrellas;
Bway and 32d 81.
BURGH-CampbelIs l. 5 Scott. car
pets and upholstery goods: Wallck.
SAN FRANCISCO-The Emporium. W
Kaufman, clocks. trunks, bags, siiverWare
and iewelry. co W 33d 81.
SAN FRANClSCO-Mullsr & Raas Co
Raas flowers and feathers; 62l Bway.
SAVANNAH Adler; I kauders house
furnishing goods; 3j3 4th av; McAlpin
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\
-..,r,.rg AUemannia Ger. care hayu
1ruo O. Port de PaiX 10, Goualves II. Port
su. Prince T. Jeremie ~. kingston y A ~
tsyes D.. Cartascna 10, Puerto CoIOi'' I,t ~
santa Marta - Jeremic % Port-au-frlhte
.~J Trarua a. 10 the Hamburg-Amerlcan
line. with Is passengers. mails ana muse
,,5i6 loan SrsrTow's Point to the American
Hawaiian IS Co. I'm ballast. Quarantine o'aV
4 Antilles. New orleans June a. 10 the
ioutberr Pacific Co, with passengers ana
ELsr Quarantine 900 M.
81 SigIo. Galveston June -, 10 the soulIoo
I'm Pacific CO. with mdse. QJaranuHe IV'Oo
Hi., ~ Everett Port Arthur June 20, tq the
STANDARD. Oil Co, with mdse quarantine
ii IsI,rida' Port Arthur. TO the Texas Oil Co,
with mdSe. Quarantine. ll0 IN.
BerullJdtan iHrl. Bermuda June ., 70 ~
Ortcrbrldge G. co. with lS2 passengers mals
aug Norman man bridge CBr1. Tampico June 20, TO
Kellogg q Emery. with crude Oil Bar. $3.50
Port Antonio CNon. Mou1eso Bay June %
ana port Antonio 20. 20 the United Fruit Co
with fruit. bar. $3.50 a m.
Irazos. Ponce June 20, Mayaguez - and
san Juan a. TO the New YORK ana Forto
Rico IS GO, with ia passengers. mails and
Iud-e Bar a IN.
l,rancisco Br. Hull June 10 via Boston o.
10 -sndcrscn g. Son. with mdse. Bar, a m.
Donigton Water G3rI Bombay May 10. Port
Solldan D. Port said 20 and Anglers June &. u
7loulders Weir & Boyd. with mdse. Bar 800
Mipnewaska lBr. London June 10 and
southampton -. 20 the Atlantic Transport
co. with - passengers and mdse' Bar HOO
Reachy Br Rio dc Janeiro June and
trinidad u, 20 d 4 Worden, in ballast Ear
Rauenfels Ger. Hamburg June Il and
Rotterdam 10. 20 Punch, Ed2e Co. in bal
last Bar 1880 p IN.
Commewijue Dutch Demerara June L.
.vsrF. and ri
Dutch West India Mail, with mdsc. Bar
Slo,bijdo C,meo CNol, Port Antonio June
a. TO the Cuneo Importing CO, with fruit
Re d'itslia dtap. Genoa June .. Naples ls
and Palermo -, 10 u Nlgolai, WIN ~
cabin and 3e9 stecrsge passengers and mose.
3ar. 20 % M 18th.
csmpau0a -BD. Glasgow and MoIlle. June
oad 20 eaS a15 ESQ SI sego passengers "a mail
and ndse lar, 1880 p M 2sth;
Gcruanio G'Il Marseilles June 10, yia
Providence =, to James W Elwell & Co with
z cabin ana l6 stcer0ee passengers and mdse
Bar Il M.
Hsakou VII Noi1. Santiago June o. TO
Nasler Bros With sugar Bar. 1910 , m.
Corcettinn di Georgia CIorl. Sana June a.
20 tho Atlantic Fruit Co. with fruit. Bar,
NaEuez Ponce June IS. GuayanilIa 10.
Mayaguez % and san Tusn % 10 the Bull
ltlsuiar Line with wdse. Ear, LA y m.
Cherokee. Georgetown June % AVID vii
lflugfOTs n q. 10, 10 inc 1lNNe - 20, with
lass myers aud udsc. quarantine, 1888 pm
Chesapeake Baltimore. TO the New York
srI Baltimore Transportation co. with mdse
quarantine. tlO 30 In.
SAILED.
steamers WiidenCcls ,Ger. Melbourne. So
COM Port arthur. Florida. Philadelphia
jefferson. Norfolk and Newport News. brand
iNori Norfolk. Aucon. CristUbgl. san JorO-
l4nB Nir, cow. Baltimore. Sarca Theresa
Hn Havana British Monarch dBrl, Fer
Iamuuc0.
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WIRELESS REPoR'

A The Kronprinz Wilhelm, reported as 80
6. lies cast OF sandy Hook az $50 In yes
\ .,day. is expected 10 dock this afternoon OF
Wednesday, forenoon
rae pwinsk. 30 miles east at noon II
-cted TO dock this forenoon.
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

oeSciaI Record and Forecast.--wsshing-
ton June 29.-The western storm OF the last
week IA passing eastward over New England
With much decreased energy, and the weather
has generally cleared in the lake region ana
In the middle Atlantic states. In the central
valleys and the South the weather was far'
With the exception OF some local showers IN
Georgia and Florida. In the west the wealher
was mostly fair. although there were local
thunder showers IN western Missouri kan
sss New Mexico. Northern Arizona, south
ern Utah the Dakotas. Northern wyoming
and Eastern Montana. Higher temperatures
continued in the south Atlantic and guit
states and. the far West, but elsewhere theE
are below seasonal average as a rule Win
considerable fan during the last twen'y-iour
hours in Kansas, oklahoma, Missouri AT
kansas. the Ohio Valley and the lower isNe
region. Local thunderstorms are indicated
during Tuesday and Wednesday IN the eN-
treme Southwest and in Florida, ana pI0o-
ably on Tuesday in Colorado ana the "a
kotas Otherwise fair weather VIII pIeNai'
over the country during Tuesday and We'd
nesday. with somewhat higher Temperatures
Tuesday in the upper Mississippi and ONO
valleys and on Wednesday IN the lower iaNe
region. 80.
Winds for Tuesday and wednesday-North
Atlantic moderate southwest and vest
middle Atlantic moderate northwest, oeep.h-
ing variable BY Wednesday south Atlantic,
moderate, mostly south, except southeast bnu
east of Florida coast; east gulf. moderate
variable; west gulf moderate southeast anu
south; upper lakes. gentle TO moderate shllt
ing and lower lakes. gentle TO moderate
northwest.
Forecast for special Iocallties-Eastern
New York. fair Tuesday and Wednesday,
slightly warmer Wednesday: moderate west
TO north winds.
Western New York, West Virginia, West
ern Pennsylvania. generally fair and warm
Tuesday and wednesday.
Southern New England. partly cloudy
Tuesday; wednesday,. fair; moderate winds
becoming northwest
Northern New England. generally cloudy
Tuesday, with local showers; Wednesday
fair: moderate shifting winds becoming west.
New Jersey, fair Tuesday. slightly cool
er IN southeast portion: Wednesday, fair'
moderate northwest 10 north winds
Eastern Pennsylvania. fair Tuesday ana
Wednesday WITH moderate temperature; gen
. tie 10 moderate northwest 10 north winds.
Delaware fair. slightly cooler Tuesday;
Wednesday, fair; gentle 10 moderate north
Maryland, fair Tuesday. fair aud warmer
in west portion; Wednesday, fair with mod
crate temperatures; gentle north winds. be-
coming variable.
District Of Columbia. fair Tuesday and
Wednesday, with moderate temperature; gem
tie north winds. becoming variable
Virginia fair Tuesday, cooler In south por-
northeast winds.
United states Department OF Agriculture.
weather bulletin, observations taken at S y.
m, 18th meridian tins.
Local Onlcial Record.-The following OIL
cial record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes in the temperature for
the last twenty-four hours. in comparison
with the corresponding date Of last year:
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INSTRUCTION.
NEW Observation-Disclosures.

THE BERIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
Madison Square ni22 Broadway
Harlem Branch, $40 LenoX Az. near nth 81.
PtookIyn BRANCH HS-220 Livingston 81.
Reduced Summer Rates Now In Force.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-30

Manufacturers of women's wear,
though still skeptical as to the trend Of
trade, both in fashions and fabrics, are
firmly convinced that fall buying will
be Of good volume, and are fully pre-
pared to meet the rush of orders which
they confidently expect will follow the
Fourth of July holiday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-30

The Fur Merchants Association Of
New York has been incorporated TO
create and maintain harmony and CO.
operation among merchants engaged in
the raw fur trade in this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-30
DAILY TRIPS TO
Inter- State Park Landings

(ALONG THE HUDSON RIVED
Enjoy "A Pleasant Day Under the Palisades.
STR ''Bav Ridge" Tvs. w. 10th ST. Pier Daily
at 10 30 a. NJ. 100 800 Pm. Fare 81 cts. Round
"Trip Children Free. McAllister Stb't co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-30

Highest temperature yesterday. 7S Cat 2
?. M. lowest. IS cat a. M, average.
IS, average for corresponding date last
ear a. average for corresponding date
last thirty-three years. a.
Local forecast: Fair to-day and Nednes-
day; slightly warmer Wednesday, moder-
ate west 70 northwest winds
Humidity.
5 a. m. o. l p. M. Ga p. M. J5
Barometer Readings.
a. m. 29.J2 l p. IN. 90 81 5 p. N. 80 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-30

Wool dress goods imports for the
week of June 20 at New York amounted
to Sl95, 900, compared with $4,000 the
week before and $4,000 the same week
a year ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-30
Wilson
Brings mail
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Mails Vessel
Vessel For Line close. SANS.
vl.,'i,,ry o,onles U-As.lf:sO m 400 p III
Rotterdam Rotterdam. H-A ---- Ivy a Ia
Caserts. Naples, Italian. INV III
Bc-geusfjord, Bergen, Nor - ,,-oo..
JOsey. Havana. ---- ...-.. - 1 80 ~.
Arspah0e. Jack Vile. clyde - d.VV ~
{ Of Columbus, Saw. saw. o'VV ~
WEDNESDAY. JULY l.
,,,,,it.r;e Tyy'pool Cunari $50 a IN 1900 a m
"a Savoit Havre French. i;O9 a IN W. ~
lveruia. Gibraltar Cunard. go m 4'Vg lh
PhNad'h'a. Curacao. Red ID $50 a m ~ IN
is.T,,-,l5isn Uer'da Quebec $50 IN 100 a m
Almirantc. Colon L p Co. 9:5O ID Ky w. N III
IF VIII ChristiaDsand, 4 -- 5.W y !"
gomus New orleans. So - ~. - ~ 81,
santiago Galveston, MalE - i'VO y ~
THURSDAY, JULY ..
rarbarossa. Bremen. NGL. 200 am 1000 am
. 'orcovado. Gibraltar. H-A.lO;OO am ISDV III
Guantanamo. Progreso, Wd 900 am l-OO m
Allcmannia. IlaytL H-A.. 100 pm 4iU1'pu
Pres Lincoln. Hambg E, H-A -- IL .uo am
t,,lsic Tt.erDo1l " S..- 1900 m
q ranium Rotterdam. IRAN --- w pm
patria Marseilies Fabre. ---- ".O pm
a. OF II Louis. Sayauh. saw --- "'"V pm
A,,s,IC IartsonyiIle Clydc --- 1900 Dm
El Rio, Galveston So Pac- -- "'Vo pm