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TRADING IN THE BRONN.

rORDUAM EOAD-W. T.. \ W. 7.
Brown have sold for the Mcnamara
estai" plot on the south side of
Fordham road el.9 feet east Of Tiebout
avenue 10 q client. who will improve II.
CToTONN PLACE-M. Diamond has
sold tie plot 1oOx46N irregular. on the
sas' side 81 Crotoua place. 10 feet
nor-l Of ST paul's place. The buyer
= u. Stein. who has traded the prop
crtr with y Benonson for 1904 Beau
mont avenue. ftve story modern flat.
mn plot 2i.6Nto0.
TELLER AVENUE. Charles A. Weber
has sold Cor PhThe A. Rose 1924 Teller
avenue. q tWu story dwelling, on lot
:iNl0o The huver gave in part pay
ment plot, 4oXlO0, on Rosefeld ave-
rue Ewhurs' l..
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Incoming vesseIs-By wireless.

IS 81 Paul 1910 miles eas, OF Sandy Hook
81 La lorraine, 1900 miles east OF Sandy HOOK
at l2:46 \ NJ
s. Michigan. $50 miles east OF Sandy Hook a,
IS S,ephano aS mile. .ss, OF Sandy Hook a,
S. Lusl,anla. 40 miles east of Sandy Hook a,
SIS AdTIsrc 100 miles es., OF Sandy Hook a,
2S5 + NJ
IS Concho, Gslyes,on. as miles cas-, Of Gal
weston bar at y "
So Bermudian. Bermuda, $50 miles southeast
of Sandy Hook AZ 3 u. NJ
IS Radiant. Port Arthur go miles southwest
Of Diamond shoals at "A NJ
s. Lenape, Jacksonville, " miles north Of
Charleston al y NJ
IS Huron. Mobile, ~ mile. northwest OF
EsmOnt Key al = NJ
s. Illinois, Port Arthur, . miles east of
Sabine bar al noon
SIS Comet, Sabine, 1871 miles south OF Sandy
Hook AZ noon.
S. City OF savannah, Savannah, zoe miles
south of Hatteras at noon
50 Lampssas Galveston $40 miles north OF
Jupiter ~ noon.
So Creole, New Orleans ~ miles south Of
Sandy Hook AZ noon.
S. III Occdeute, Galveston 10 mile. east OF
Galveston at noon.
s. FL sud, Galveston, 100 miles southwest os
Diamond Shoals lightship AT noon.
SIS Santa Marta Santa Marta 80 miles souiA
of Sandy Hook AZ u, VI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-30
new REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty companies were In
corpnratcd yesterday at Albany:
33O Park Avenue Company, Manhattan.
capital 5000 600. directors, Henry \ Mark.
Norman W. chandler, Frederick r.. Ander-
son. New York citv.
u n II X Corporation. Manhattan. capt
tay. $4,000. directors, Hattie Korn. Mount
Vernon. Daniel l.. Korn. Albert NJ. Levy,
Sew York city
queens Park Development COMPANY Man
Corbn Thomas =. Hail, Charles NJ Hall,
BROOKLYN, y. V
Arusts Development Company, Manhattan,
capital s.. 900. directors II % Man. Brook
lyn. John !. Lane, r. T.. Maisel New York
cI
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LIS PE>DENs.
Manhattan,

PARK AN, lats, and ll2th ~, - E-Iulius
Tishman agt AbrHm Spanner 81 al faction
TO declare conveyance void, &cl; atty, J
Mannheim.
MADISON Az lbs4-Louls W Harlem ct al
agt Isaac Schneider ct al foreclosure OF
mtg, atty T. Heydt.
ssTH ST, =, 266 n Q Of 9Th av. ssxlOO. b
Rowery savings Bank agt Louis Jones
Cadvalader. Wickersham & TAFT.
EAST HOUSTON ST, n - ltl.lo n W OF LIST
av, l6SxsO-Morris Specter agt Wolf
Raratz ct al faction to foreclose me
chanics' lien)i attys, Hirschman &
bruCker.
EAST HOUSTON ST =. 1897 n Of LIST
RV, 25Xsi-- Morris Specter agt Wolf Baratz
81 al action To foreClose mechanics lienl ,
attys Hirs 'hman " Dducker.
6lST ST. .33 Wanna A Ould agt Samuel
Rosenthal ct al foreclosure Of mtg; atty,
n swain
1857 ST. r. 27t n NJ Lenox av l7x
HH.ll-vCnrn Exchange Bank art bernhard
Moral a. al foreclosure Of uortgaEe)
attVs Bowers q Sands
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TO SELL CITY PROPERTY.

Til" Commissioners OF the Sinking
Fund have authorized the Comptroller
to sell AT public auction the plot 7Ox2OO
feet. running from West First street to
Ocean PARKWAY. adjoining the Conev
Island Railroads right OF way. at an
upset pitce of $4,000. Property on Flat
bush avenue and Sterling place. Brooklyn.
was authorized to he sold at an upset
price of $4,000 and property on the
southerly side Of Butler place. between
Underhill avenue and the Plaza. at an
upset price of $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-30
100000 BRONX THEATRE PLANS.

theatre to cost 100000 will be
erected at the northeast corner Of West
chester ana Forest avenues, In The Bronx.
by the John !. Murphy estate. 7, will
be one story brick structure, on plot
'e.NNlih. Gordon n La Vale archi-
tects. filed the plans Yesterday other
Bronx plans were filed for y Ave story
tenement to be erected In tho northeast
corner OF Ryer avenue and IS2d street.
4oNS9ll. by Phclan brothers Construc-
ton Company. William l.. Phelan pres-
dent, at cost Of $4,000 Moore &
Landsiedel are the architects
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MAX WAX IS FOUND GUILTY.
Jur, Doubts story THAT Imm,ur.,,,
Were All His Relative.

Max wax steamship ticket agent and
JeW"'ry salesman. was found guilty IN tha
United states District Court yesterdav
OF securing the admission OF undesirable
"henS through Ellis Island by claiming
mem as members Of his family.
ms man Is innocent OF the charge
atan"@t MN. SAID Assistant United state.
Attorney Harold A. Conten, in nr..on,
ing the case. he is fitting rival y,
King Solomon" VI
Inc jury hcsitated to put Wax I'm the
same class with the greatest family man
IN the Bible and Judge Grubb sent him
TO the Tombs to await sentence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-30
BOROUGH OF BRooxLys-roa SALE.

bxCELI4ENr HOME for sale In refined
neighborhcod near Kings Highway station
convenient to Brighton Beach l. and Smith
st. cars. House situated on plot 20 feet Wide
\ l2o feet deep Room for garage II needed
Public and Parochlal schools near by; also
catholic and other churches. Fruit and Jade
trees. House contains rooms large bath
tries. VIII be sold at reasonable figure to
cash buyer. Address CASH. box its Sun
office
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BUILDING FOR PRINTERS

ruI'us n user, g.uvc manufacturer. has
nk'h title from the Realty Holding Com.
p'"S TO the three story dwellings AT ZIG
W. --u west Thirty-ninth street. The
"iIch measures 60x9O feet and adj
SOC .ne Twelve story lofts at 222 TO
..6, owned by Mr. Kayser. IL 70 said
Mlh also be improved with a twelve story
strucIure Tor publishers and printers
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e,ueht' Med plans in Manhattan yes
s,y Tor the construction of twelve
D.. nreprooi apartment at 95l to s55
fark avenue. just south OF Eightv-seconJ
street IL Will have frontage of II feet
inu depth or ST feet. There will be
accommodation for three families in the
easement one on the first floor. three ON
ule second and third and two on each
moor from the fourth to the twelfth. max.
rs iotal of thirty-three apartments.
i"e cost mas been estimated at y225. 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-30

ny Justice Ford-GoldsmiA vs. Muller.
Joseph \ futile; Goldsmith ~ Rosen
stein Joseph y. futile; Trov bridge vs.
Gonners, Macdonald lie Wit, Mutual Life
Insurance Company vs. pinkus. Earle W
Webb Mutual Life Insura nee Company Va
kllnghenbeck. Archibald T. Baxter
ny Justice Giegerich Landau VS. Nc
Glnty, Abraham oberstein Bank for Saw
ings vs. silver, Phoenix Ingraham
nv Justice Donnelly-Earle vs. Kohn.
John II Rogan
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pycKM,~ ,rAnTMr~r SALE.

rreder-.l, Zttel' & sons and William
= Young have sold for the Hensic Cor
s'-..'.ln Company 1874 Sherman avenue.
Eve story thirty family apartment on
,',' 50N1oU Tho buyer gave In trade a
'vt,ty room house and five acres in the
cvn ~ Slugerties. y. V. This COM
r,,t.s the sale OF six houses on sherman
wsau. owned by the Hensle Construc-
Inn Company tho adjoining house Ut l6p
.sv-r been sold ON Monday by the above
hylres
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FALLS DEAD AT THE TICKER.
Henry Borden Dies watching QUO.
tntions In CIews'. OH,cr.

NhlIe reading stock quotations in tho
branch office Of Henry Clews & co. l1oe
broadway. yesterday afternoon HENRY
BORDEN - Years old. Of 81 West Twenty
sixth street dropped dead OF heart IAN.
ure. sun
Nj Borden kept boarding house at
his home address lie is survty.d a..
wife and one daughter II was s,tJ
last night that ne was not an inyastor
IN the market. but had merely CONE In
WIN friend. He had been in poor
health for some time
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-30

Harvey / Cudcrhill has obtained y
building loan Of $4,000 from the New
York Title Insurance Company. to he
used In erecting a twelve story and base
ment mercantile building OF the most
modern type. complying with all the lat
est requirements Of the various munich
pal and state departments covering s3S
to AS West Thirty-seventh street a
plot l25 feet front by $50 feet deep.
Mr. tnderhill has already leased large
portion of the building from the plans
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

"nnOADW ". n W cor 72d st. iOtxtso
orneu underhill aRt Morris selma .,
EnyIn.o u,s,a.e Kaufman. lessee; Hemeke
rp DE OF CENTRAL. "a r.
r phhns ~, 800 nyckmsn at, ioix,tas-
ne1n contracting 60 aEt Vermont Uyxeia
Ice Co. contractor & owner ,'''' "A ooo
BronI.
"ALkER Az; ll2b.ll27- Theodore g Wood
MichaeI ID Howard John Doe.
pwhers' Michael Howard contrac.
Tor .'.... fats IN
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sT>>n,nn on TAXES TITLE.

a., ..' lf-y"d yesterday TO the standard
W. company 10 the property at - to 80
m'tI" iF and ~ to ~ New street, part
q" "N.'' rs tive site of the Tower Building.
me '' -.rci frame building in this city.
,0' .n"' toration WAS stated At 500,
WoIEN mo actual value OF the property
" nSH''l "a about si,500,ooo. If the new
.'1els have any plans for the use Of
ne plot they are not ready to announce
hen,
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now >row> TENEMENT soLD.

BLEtCkUG STREET. Joseph +. y.
oroweu has sold the property at 3SS
Bcerker street, a four story tenement,
covering q plot 1880, nineteen feet
no-tN o. Perry street. The broker in
the transaction was n VI Gallo,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-30
AMsrEnpAM AVENUE BUYER.

Ferdinand II StrIlhorn is the purchaser
M. Tat ar 10i Amsterdam avenue,
Ninety -dflh street, the sale OF which
" h'm.o ~ 90. for Bernard Gerdes was
reported On Sunday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-30

ny Justice Giegerlch--ious II Harlan
" Isaac schneider. Max Altman; Alfred NJ
cases lcster kafet.
BY Justice Ford Augustin Mel VS. Thos
u Grassfnith. ". Garrow Fisher. Florence
hutter vs., Adelaide e. Brown. William
r Horndge
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-30
CITY DWELLINGS uE>rrp

Douglas L. Gilman & co. have leased
Tor Joshua F. Tohin. ~ West Eleventh
street. three story house. to Mrs
samuel Willetts. and the parlor moor
sore IN me new building at IS Eas,
furrier. "'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-30
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS
Manhattan

bhoNDWAi. cor 94th ST Duny CO
SAME PROPERTY q y wennem ,s,o' ~ -
liza "eE s4d NJ nv co ct AL Nov %.
MADISON AN. 20lO-Raisier Heating 90
Sns n1Elna Lohmsn ct al Mar ia 1914
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-30
Arrived WEDNESDAY. July 20

Arrived WEDNESDAY. July 20
s. Aaterland. 1929 \. NJ, Hamburg. July az
IS Oceanic. lO3b \. NJ. Southampton July 2?
- kronprln2 Wilhelm. q a. N. bremen July u
IS Barbarossa, 3.3I \. NJ. Bremen. July IS
IS Gar, i:f5 \. NJ Iibau. July II.
IS Pennsylvania. Hamburg. July is
So lroduols e:l6 II. NJ, London. July IL
IS Canning, 40 =. NJ. Manchester, July Is
81 Washington. II: 50 a. NJ. Liverpool. July II.
IS Maracas. $50 :. NJ, Grenada. July %.
IS Bellta. 4. NJ. Banes. July ~
50 Juan. r. NJ. Port Limon July q.
IS orotava. 645 \. N. Aniliis. July 81
IS Sabine. Mobile. July II
- III Mundo Galveston. July a.
IS pawner. Philadelphia July "a
- Madison. Norfolk. July ~
- Jamestown. Norfolk. July q
So Natoppo. Boston. July Is
IS Chaliston, Boston. July Is
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
IS Stampalla, at Genoa
IS san Glorgio at Naples.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
S. Olympic, from Southampton.
IS Kaiser Wilhelm II from CherbourG
IS America. from Naples
IS Carolina. from San Juan
- Seguranca, from Havana.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-30

folk to the Hancock, Surgeon Il, F. Hoyt
from the Idaho to the Illinois. Passed ~
sistant surgeon q. g.. Rhpsdes from the
Dixie 70 naval Hospital, Narfoik. Passed
Assistant surgeon =. Is. VIM. from the
Dixie, 20 home for orders, Assistant sur
geon W T.. Eaton to bureau OF medicine
and surgery. Navy Department Assistant
Surgeon Y. T. Woodland to Naval Hospital.
Annapolis. Assistant surgeon u Hat. 10
Naval Hospital Las Auimis Col Assist
ant Surgeon = X Haiger. TO the Dixis.
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Movements Of Naval vessels.

WASHtNGTON, July es-The bsttleshIp
Rhode Island has arrived al Halifax TUG
l'uCas A. newport. submarine q at New
York yard, destroyers McDougsL Monoghsr.
Perkins, Stcrett, Roe, Terry and Wake ~
Newport.
The battloshlps Missouri and Illinois have
sailed from Grayesend for Hampton Roads
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-30
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

JOSEPH KA\TROWiTI. dealer In clothing
and mems furnishing goods az go Bowery.
has made an assignment At Allen Il Klein
hard IL" began business In 1901 and
ig7th ~. 4 petition In bankruptcy also
was filed against him Yesterday Nj
ksntrowi1 was reputed TO own 3'j and
CHARLIs kOsrER.-A petition In bank
rupicy has been Med against Charles
20 West Thirty second street. The labili-
ties are said TO be 10000 He has been
IN business about year;
NOVELTY .CoMrANY.-A petition in
bankruptcy has been hed against Abra-
business ms the Bushwick Jewelry and
Novelty Company at 1897 Broadway
BROOKLYN. .rTIhey made an assignment on
MORRIS JoSErH-A petition in bank
ruptcy has been hled against Morris
AIMS avenue. 1t vas alleged that he 4,
insolvent, made preferential payments and
transfer % property. Judge Hand APP
pointed Miss Bertha Rembaugh receiver.
WILLIAM +. MALL. a baker. OF 2is2 Sec.
ond avenue has fled a petition in bank
ruptcy. with liabilities OF si.7ss and no
assets.
Answer TO "a Petition.
THE PRINT WEAVE COMPANY utho-
graphic plates, Of 1879 White street agains,
which petition In bankruptcy was filed
on Iha IuIy , 49, has Pr IN an answer DENYING
NJ Pilkington are creditors. or have prov
able claims against the company and asks
i HaI, the petition be dismissed Judge
creditors with claims aggregsting 1855 TO
la"cs' =, i2 Nest TwenE mist ' street. has %,
i m,rI isGinrdn.e, IN bsnkruPtcy which show
.duiIltl"H or WON sS+ and assets OF slIr-
- consisting Of stock damaged by mr..
si"'99o0 Insurance policies, loss estimated
-li; machinery and fixtures. tl95g md
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ssignments Made


WAsHINGTON. July es-Army orders
issued were;
second Lieut. u VI Deere. from the Third
Field Artillery. second Lieut- ~ r. Miner
and g. Thummel, from Flfth Field Ar
tllleTN, First Lieut.. r. NJ. Barton, Fifth
Cavalry, detailed with Yellowstone National
Park detachment First Lieuts i. T. Me
Donald and y. !. Wiley Firh Infantry
relieved from that regiment, col. r. W.
Griffith Seventeenth Infantry, 10 retired list
Major ID J. Baker, Jr., AdJutant General
relieved from detail In Adjutant- Generals
department
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-30
ZIG APARTMENT FOR PARK AVE.
""'e' Arrangement In x225,00o
Ionsr Near SGD street

Inphet 7. Lyons. architect for the
"'oh Building Company, Leo s. Bling
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-30

Lieut. ". = Graft 20 navy yard, Norfolk
Lieut. j, {, Latham, from Naval Academy
practice squadron to home FOR orders II,uf.
Il. II, Donarin, from command ot IN. T. 4.
70 NsNal Academy. Lieut.. W, T.. Heiberg
To Charleston yard. Ensign ". h. ,'headln
from training station, Newport to the Petrol
Ensign " Davis, from the Florida 10 train .
ing station. newport. Ensign q. w, white
side from the Petrol 10 tho Florida Ensign
!" y, W"nnell. from receiving ship at Nor,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises so sun sets Geo 7iS Noon sets ii 10
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SandyH'k 1888 Gov Island ~ 50 Hell Gate 2 20
Low WATER THIS DAY.
SandyH'k 705 Gov Island. 70 Hell Gate sW
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-30
LEGAL NOTICES.


SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
Board Of Publication Of the Reformed
Protestant Dutch Church for authority to
change It's name TO THE BOARD OF PUB
LEGATION AND BIBLE SCHOOL WORK
ICA.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that The
Board OF Publication of the Reformed Dutch
having Its principal business onice in the
Borough Of Manhattan. city of New York
VIII make application at a Special Term ~
the Supreme Court to he held ~ Part I
thereof In the County Court House. New
York County. on the 2ist day Of August
1914, at 1880 o'clock In the forenoon OF
that day or as soon thereafter as counsel
corporation to change it, corporate name to
The BOARD ot Publication and bible school
Work OF The Reformed church In America.
Dated, New York, July 2sth. 1914.
BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS OF THE
REFORMED PROTESTANT DUTCH
By JoHS CHAMBERS Treasurer.
SO. 52is Third Avenue. Bronx. New
THE arm OF EUGENE A. STEINEEfD
consisting OF EUGENE A. STEINFELp
and HENRY MARKS. has this day been
dissolved Mr., Henry Marks has retired
from said arm. MIR. Eugene \. Steinfeld
Will continue the business under ,he name
Of EUGENE a sTEINFELD. and has as
obligations Of said arm.
EUGENE 4 sTEISFELD.
HENRY MARKS
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EISNtR' F0manNs, 20 katharlne l.
tuth' -s.,r... T.. 600
BRoWN. Jennie. 20 SamI stein
metz ............. &c.. r. Ug0
l. MTG co Z" william Ros,nhaum $50, 400
SAME 90 Marina Tlemauu. ....... s33 0UO
CITY Il Z co To Jas A Trowbridgc. $3.50. 600
Y - T 90 to sam" .........,. SO. 100
SAME 10 same ................... q. 500
SAME 80 same ......... ........... s.. 900
SAME 10 Alex orr ....l ..,.... 81. 800
RITTER Frank TO James q Weld
mann .+-.-..r .trss..... ....... 5000
SILIHACHER, Louis. TO Oscar Caller. 81
WpHlFAkTH. Justin, 20 l. a T
HURLEY Edmund. 20 Pauline Stahl 81
STAHL, Pauline. to Jacob Iittau .......Si
STEENES John f., eNr. TO Clara T.
HARRoRr REALTY GO 10 Richard II
Jaeger ............. 81. 500
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED


WIN name and address 81 owner and
"torheN " attorneys name l. on,,t,ed
address party Of second nartI ''''''''"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1914-08-07
REBEL LEADERS MAKE PEACE
Southern Mexican Revolutionist Will
Quit Activities in South-Zapata
to Aid Carranza.

Washington.-Direct word from Gen.
Zeneustiano Carranza announcing that
III Carbajal offers to surrender uncon-
%ditionally, l believe the present situa-
ton In Mexico soon will be satisfac-
torily solved" came to the constitu-
tionalist junta in Washington.
Carranza's message, dated at Tam
pico, directed Rafael Zubaran, head
of the agency, to deny any report that
he was endeavoring to place difficult
ties in the way of establishing peace.
Members of the constitutionalist
agency said they interpreted reference
to unconditional surrender as a reit-
Grafton Of Carranza's i%nsistence that
he would not recognize the Carbajal
government as legally established.
They predicted that the question of
amnesty and guarantees for the fed
erals would not be a stumbling block
during the forthcoming parleys over
the transfer of government, because,
they said, people in the territory once
controlled by Huerta now placed con-
fidence in Carranza's assurances that
he would attempt no Wholesale repris'
ais when he entered Mexico City.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1914-08-07
RUSSIA PREPARES FOR WAR
vii Support Servia-PartiaI Mobill.
xation of Troops Ordered-Po-
iitical Differences Sunk.


st. Petersburg.-In Russian eyes
the die is cast. Only a political
miracle can avert war.
Russia does not swerve from her
determination to support Servia and
partial mobilization already has been
ordered. There is every indication
that the whole vast military machin-
cry of Russia soon will be set in
motion.
Should Emperor Nicholas become
generalissimo of the forces, as 1t is
understand he will, an immense wave
Of enthusiasm will sweep owe Rus
STA. The political parties have sunk
their differences. The general atti-
tude is not "jingoistic," but one Of
~resolute confidence in the justice Of
the country's cause and readiness to
make all sacrifices.
The proposal attributed to Austria
to discuss terms when Belgrade has
been occupied Is regarded as impossi-
BILE. 1t is pointed out that before
opening of hostilities Russia pro-
posed to Austria a direct exchange of
views, which Austria rejected.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1914-08-07
STEAMERS CRASH IN RIVER
One and Possibly Four Drowned in
New York Harbor When Excur-
sion Boat Is Damaged.

New York.-At least one and posi-
bly, four persons we're drowned and it
is feared other casualties occurred
when the river steamer Majestic, of
Newark, returning home with about
900 eXcursionists on board, from a
days outing at College Point, Long Is.
land, collided in the East River with a
strong laden barge, capsizing the
freight craft.
The steamer was not damaged, but
in a panic on board after the crash the
Majestic's passengers rushed to the
deck ratings, fighting and pressing fol-
points of vantage as the steamer head
ed for the nearest pier. When the Ma
jestic touched the pier hundreds
jumped off the decks. 1t was feared
some were crushed between the steam
ships side and the pier.
A life.saver near the scene of the
collision picked up a woman, supposed
to be the wife of the barge captain
floating down the river. She died with
out regaining consciousness.
The captain of the barge, his wife
their son and a passenger who wer,
seen to leap from the barge, wer,
drowned, it is thought.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1914-08-07
Is STAGE COACHES
HELD UP By z MEN
1865 PAsseoERs WERE ROBBED
BY TWO BANDITS IN VEL
LoWsToNE PARK.
SOLDIERS ARE IN PURSUIT
Money and Not Jewelry Taken-Gov-
eminent Regulations Against Car
rying Arms in Yellowstone.
Rewards Are offered.

Gardiner. - United States cavalry
men, aided by trappers and foresters,
secured the southern trails of Yellow
stone National park in search OF two
bandits who, with rifles, held up Is
coach loads Of tourists in the park and
took the money Of 1865 passengers. The
troops, under Lieut.. Col. l.. M. Brett,
park superintendent, tried to intercept
the robbers before they reached the
Jackson's Hole country in Wyoming, a
noted resort Of desperadOes.
The hold-up occurred in the upper
geyser basin, a short distance from the
hotel in Spring Creek Canon. AS fast
rs the coaches rounded a bluff they
were stopped and the passengers were
ordered to alight and deposit their
money in a feed sack lying on the
ground. Each coach was reloaded and
ordered to move on. Nothing but
money was taken, the tourists being
told they could keep their jewelry.
How much the bandits obtained could
not be learned until the park authori-
ties completed a anvas of the victims.
A similar hold-up occurred several
years ago zeal the scene of this rob
berry.
Transportation companies offered
rewards aggregating $500 for the ban
dts capture.
The highwaymen had the advantage
because government regulations pre-
vent any person except those with per-
mits from carrying arms in the park.
The bandit who did the actual work OF
robbing had only to cover the driver
with his gun.