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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08
US. OPPOSES TRIAL
OF RADIO SUIT HERE
Judge Veedcr VIII Decide .Juris-
dictiOn i'm MarcOni Case
To-day.
GRIGGS INSISTS on TRIAL

Judge Van Vechtcn vceder in the United
States District Court Brooklyn will de-
eide this morning whether or not the
Marconi company's suit TO stop Govern
ment censorship Of hs wireless stations
can be tried here.
II Judge veeder decides that he has
jurisdiction no will proceed to hear argu-
ment on the Marconi request for an In
junction to oust Secretary OF tho Navy
Daniels and his naval officers from the
company's coastal stationA
The action specifically concerns four
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08
TEXAS TO LIMIT COTTON CROP.
Governor Urges Law Allowing Each
Grower Hut Twenty Acres.

AUsTIN, Tex, Oct. 7--GOv COlquitt
submitted a special message to the Legs-
lature to-day, recommending the passage
OF "A law limiting the cotton acreage Of
each grower In Texas next season to
twenty acres
Bills embracing the provision were in
troduced. The penalty for its violation is
one to 1vo years imprisonment. VI $4,000
fine. or both
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08

N"rrF Boomer, managers OF the
.'''"l NrAlpiu here and the Hotel TAFT
" "rw Haven, have been put I'm charge
- ih" Hotel Claridg" and Mr.. Merry VIII
p'lS"pally direct The affairs Of the
'H'dg" without making any changes in
" policies or operating stan. John Hill,
'N" mas been manager OF the hotel since
.'. thompson -Starrott Company assumed
mo ownership, has sold his Interest be-
cause al inc pressure of hi other inter
'-'s. including the Clarendon Hotel In
l""oklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08

WASH fNoroN. oct 1.--Oficial and
smart society turned out In force In the
red par1or Of the New willard This after
noon at the National Cotton Show, In
which Mrs. Josephus Daniels, wife OF
Genevicve Clark. daughter OF the Speaker
Of the House, are the leading spirits.
Cotton was shown fypm the time IT
blooms In the field until II is worn for
street and ball costumes. and all of those
in charge Of the AFFAIR wore gowns OF cot
ton materials.
Mrs. Daniels was attired in gown of
black cotton velvet with long sleeves and
n larlng tunic of steel blue cotton crepe
the steel blue draped on the bodice to
give the new basque effect Tomorrow
she will wear an afternoon gown OF gray
cotton wolfe draped in a full overskirt
and surplice bodice over rose colored
cotton wolfe. with long sleeves and vest OF
lace. This gown was on exhibition this
afternoon. Roth were designed by her
Miss Lucy Burleson, daughter OF the
Postmaster General wore plain gown
OF white cotton crepe with embroidered
figures In pink and touches of black.
WIN a sfnHl DlhCh tOuue. Snc nhn n
gown on exhibition which she designed.
embroidered and made herself. II was
OF the finest cotton marquisette made in
rather full skirt with n medium full
tunic and tucked waist embroidered
and scRlloped about the neck and sleeves.
Miss Buricson In white Crepe.
Miss sidney Burleson wore white
cotton crepe gown with blue embroidered
figures and small black velvet hat
Miss Genevieve Clark had on a rose
colored cotton corduroy gown with O full
straight skirt and jumper bodice. with
vest and long sleeves uf white cotton
wolfe Her hat was pale gray cotton felt
with no trimming and pumps to match,
with hose OF the finest cotton In pale gray
Tomorrow she will wear an afternoon
gown OF white cotton muslin with a full
tunc and blue sash. These gowns were
designed bygMss clark.
Mrs Ansberry. wife OF the OHIO Rep
resentatlve, wore an afternoon gown o'
ivory colored heavy woven cotton crepe
made In full draped tuuic over black
{ satin. with n girdlc Of black satin. The
/ bodice. edge Of the tunic and sleeves wer,
/ embroidered.
Other gowns on exhibition were De signed
by the owners Mrs. Burlesons dress was
OF shepherds plaid In cotton materta
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08

trial Of actions Of this kind" The proper
place for the action. he explained, was
the District of Columbia and the law on
the point was explicit.
Judge Needer took Mr.. ,iriggss brie'
and said he would decide the Jurisdiction
at 10 this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY
TBy Telegraph 20 The Irioune.l

,uanv July 1.-seiigmann. Rey g. Co.
usnbs,isn: ait: 500 900: J. 8. Buhler. $40
Nassau st. y. T.; u. V. sullivan. T. ouI-
- r. Stevenson. Long Island City; truck
ing $40 900; " stevenson. 81 Pcarsal ST.
= City: l.. T. stevenson L. VI steven
'oT Tn -. & CO.. Bronx; realty: $4,000: !.
T.jtsIbaum. 826 Bergen av.. y. u . lei
telbaurn 3. Seller y. J. -,.,. ooo.
Kaiser Knitting Mile. BROOKLYN; s9'oog'
. Kaiser. 2s5 Division ay., Brooklyn; +.
Eobn' Brooklyn: J. Brownshield, BIon%.
T,tvsr.aI Fruit Products CO.. Manhat-
tan. sa5. 900; r. Goldstcin. $40 North 90 St.
Newark. y. j; \. GoidStein' Ne"sFN' ~ /
'n EI,Ingo m schnd Co. Manhattan fur
u.nd. 1000 900: y. r. Rindheim, % ".
ssth st., y. Y: ". Abrahamson' L. hO'h-
req 20, Lawrence Quarries Gouvernegr;
AK 600. r. f.. Callahan, Gouveineur. y. ~
J. G. Callahan. GouverneuT; & w Smi'h'
y. pn;i,, y Scott g. Sons. New Rochelle;
a.. 400 600 j. A. Scott. Lower Main St.
New Rochelle: r. H. Scott H. H. Scout
Jr,; , New i uvcieughlin Realty Corp. Man
,e,,ao. sos 900: T. Mclaughlin. $40 West
18th S. \. Y; A. L. McLoughlln' ~ IL
!" tS.,,,.s",tnt Colony Of Artists and crafts
-, s..riboynurh. $4,000. 4. II. Ander-
IN. Milton. y. y; Z. M. Pearson j. Nor
ton. Ailio3: ,,..h..sn. brokerage;
r williams. Narhst an, 90,
100000. /. Williams. HS YES '' peteTs
& Y: ?. !. Frsnchisoi' ~ - NJ '''''"'
o' Doc,ae and Bennington EXPIRES: Co
os,fe not stated: $4,000; ". II. NoiSh'
Albany: J. Moran. l.. ". IefcVte' 3IDa.s'
labor Temple % Buffalo ana Nlclnts'
BaRalo: realty: 100000; :. \. ls! r. r.
80 Front 81. Buffalo: G. T. Con'oy' o. r
x,ti,.S Merchandising Co. Manhattan;
a. 600. A. Tothschlld. sos :ist 9y" BROOK
In. i i. acEvSn. BrooHlyn; W. hrauss'
BIS D. + W. MFG. end Trading Corr. Man
haitian. $50 900 =. winGmilicr. 100 Popn'
80 ~ Passsic y J.; 4. q. DsnneI.
IY. O. =. schiegei Psssa.c. y. J..
western FURNITURE Co, Rochester floVD'
4 Bitter. g. H. Bitter. J. =. klroy' Roch-
& Fisher Coai and Sgopiy Corporation.
,,t,,. plains. SEQ; . > Fisher =. Z.
,;s,,isr r. ~. Msitlcr Whit Plains
secured Holdings Corporation Manhattan;
80 900: H. T. COIN. iDl southern H,GIeyhth'
s. r: Z. }. LlVis. y T.. T. Wickhsr'
' ferfect Pit Pattern 90. Nsnle:,1n; ~
90. ST. LipDmsn, - PennsylVania az
Jlrookiyn: s. @ Mclaughlin. Brooklyn. 81
',..1 nun Wseszire On. Manhattan. ~ 900:
n Psfosd. n Union s0usfe y. J.; 4 j.
f;r,sni =. 4. Rood. y. J ...o
Arossts1 fsbofa'ofiss. 70 hf-.e'; y VO'
81 " Dixon. 80 %orth Ilrhigh T.
Eoeh.Ttr. O. g. Olson. 10 hesier; L. }.
~.ra. Smie@yn rant. Manufacturing 90.
iiSrtstsn. 80 VJJ. ". y Darilson. We
Ji-ih ~. - S.. j. u. Ds'Aspn J.. W.
FRANKLIN To~,.i Supply -. EiEg. Cunt;
q " oBrfn. BROOKLYN, T. " Il"l'h'n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
O. KS C0LONEL'S RIVER
Algot LANCE, Danish Explorer,
Arrives from Amazon Country.

The Booth steamship Denis brought
to port yesterday from Para, Brazil.
Algot Lange, the Danish explorer who
wen. into the Amazon district in
December, 1912, with an expedition
sent out by the University Of Penn
sylvanis.
He had talked with natives who were
familiar with the movements Of the
Roosevelt party and all told him, he
said. that there was no doubt OF the
Colonies having discovered an une%-
plored river 1000 miles long.
Mr.. LANCE said Re himself never
questioned Mr.. Roosevelt's report OF
his discoveries. and added that Walter
Savage Lander. the Colonies aos.
skeptical critic, would not 60 back to
Brazil and make his disparaging state
mon!s.
81 have jus; come from hitherto UNI
discovered sections of the Lower
Amazon" he said "and ! am confident
that the River OF Doubt. named the
Rio Teodoco, was discovered and put
On The map by Mr.. Roosevelt. The
ratives told me Of the river discovered
Nv the Colonel, and from their descrip-
tions it took The exact course described
by Mr. Roosevelt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of Warships
from The Tribune Bureau
Washington. July /.
ARMY

Mai \ PENN. LIST Inf, 10 Walter Reed
General Hospital. y. OF {.
Mai O. ". GOODE. retired. from preseat
duties to recruiting service. ST. Louis.
Washington. resume duties pertaining 20
list Portland ore. engineer district Nlco
Lieut. Col. g. H. Mcl<INSTRY. Corps Of
CAPT =. T. BOOTH. detached 7th Cav.
cant T.. &. LONG, 10 9Th Co. July II.
First Lieut.. y. II. SCOTT. 9Th Cav, 10 stu
dents military instruction camp. Burling-
First Lieut.. c. r. RICHARDSON. Ord. Dep.
TO duty as assistant ordnance officer East
First Lieut. P II. ELLIS, med. res. corps,
Leaves Of absence: Capt W L. SHEEP,
med. corps. TO sept. .. thence TO Philip
pines: capt. $. G. CARDWELL. coast arr.
coast art. four months from July .; Lieut..
col ". LASSGTER, 9Th Field Az. three
months: First Lieut.. II. C. SHARPE, sth
Inf. six months.
Paymas;er Gen r. J. coWIE. detached
chief OF Bureau OF Supplies and Ac-
counts: 10 temporary duty Bureau o.
Supplies and Accounts
Pay Insp. y MCGOWAN. 10 chief Bureau
Of supplies and Accounts.
Paymastcr clerk T.. II. WALTER. appoint
cd: TO Virginia.
Paymoster clerk. +. L. HERBERT. resis-
nation accepted
Capt. =. - COLE. " g.. and First Lieut..
- T. MILLER. ". G.. commissioned.
MOVEMENTS or WADSHIPs.
ARRIVED.
June "9.-Whipplc. a MaZstl1n; McDoI-
gal. at Newport.
Juno ::0--Sntlrr. az San Diego; Proteus
1t Vera Cruz.
SAILED.
juno 29.--Dtpyer. La PaZ for Mazatlan:
I'reble. La Paz for Guayuas; Mayfcwer.
.apc Henri for New YORK.
jun :O.--Iroquois. Mare Island for san
Diego: Milwaukee. Br"mcrton for IA
ccma. Dolphin. Washington for Hampton
Roads: saturn. san Diego for san Fran
CISCO.
july I-SaratoLa. shanghai for ChcfOo;
Ajax. Shanghai for Hankow.
Monaduocl.. g@figrcd ~ tender 70 Is;
submarine division. torpedo notilla. Asiauc
n-ct. - cclicf Of MOhicau.
Delaware. NJ Norfolk Yard, ordered to
Ne-a CFuT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records OF the
Last Twenty four Hours.

OHciai Record and Forecast" W Ss"'ns
ton. July 1.-The temperature continues
high over the Gulf states and interior OF
the Pacific states while over all other
parts OF the country 1t is moderate for the
season. An area Of low barometer pressure
that has moved from the Northwest states
10 tho region OF the Great Lakes csuseu
showers during the last twenty -FOUR nouns
over the Ni.sjssIppi Valley and the dis
tricts cast thereof and In the middie
plains states In other parts OF the couh-
Try the weather remained fair except thst
there were local thundershowers in inc
southern Rocky Mountain region. inc
weather will be unsettled, with local snow
ers Thursday and fair Friday In the At
lantlc states. In other parts OF INC couh
try IT viii pe generally fair THURSDAY and
Friday No important temperature change
is indicated FOR any part OF the country
during teh next forty-eight huors
Winds for Thursday and Triday-Norlh
and middle Atlantic, moderate south. shirt
ing 20 west; south Atlantic. cast ana ives,
Gulf light 70 moderate. variable; Great
Lakes. moderate. variable. mostly west
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
Mems and Boys Wear.
NORMAN SUIT FAILS.
Court Decides 21-Year Con-
tracts Were Not Fraudulent.

Justice Philbin handed down deci.
sion Yesterday dismissing the suit o.
Sidney Norman and other stockholders
Of the Federal Mining and Smelling
Company against that company and the
American Smelling and Refining Com
pany to have set aside as fraudulent
a contract made in 1905. Justice Phil
bin held that the charges OF fraud were
unfounded.
The contract of which Norman and
other stockholders complained provided
that the American Smelling Company
should buy the output of the Federal
company for twenty-one years from
1909. This contract was similar TO an
other contract between the same COM
panies made in 1908. The justice
pointed out that no question was ever
raised as to the fairness OF the first
contract.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
BUYERS NOW IN THE CITY
Out-of Town Visitors Here to Look Over Offerings o
Local Wholesale Dealers

G NJ wardle. ribbons and velvets: SCI
ST LOCIS-Fersuson Mckinney Dry Goods
60, r Neal, faces. ribbons and linens;
COS BUay.
ST LOUISE Rice. Silk y c Co; c A Jobes.
sweaters and underwear. 81 Bway.
women's Wear.
BOSTON-Conrad & co: Miss Csnty. petit
coats: Miss j Blumenthsl, waists; 10 =
CHICAGO-Carson. Prize scott & Co: " i
PshcocS. shsvls. gloves and infants wear;
rs Worth -: Great Northern.
HOLNOkE. MASS--A Steizer & Co: Miss 4
Chalon. corsets and muslin undcr"ear; ll5
" Al II.
INDIANA. PENN-Bon Ton: g " Rose. la
dies rcsdy-to-wesr: j. T. Goth ST.
LYNCHBURG. Vac II Guggenhcim.: c NJ
Gusgenhein ladies' Teady-to-wear: SO 4th
az: Wallick.
SAN FRANCisCo-Praeer Co: Miss 6 Cor
coran. corse,s. waists apd muslin under
wear. 90 9TH ay.
Miscellaneous.
TGMORE-Bsltimore Bargain House: II
\ Richards. rugs and carpets; 5Jf ith av.
BOSTON--R " wife & Co: Diamond,
genera mGse: \ adams. rep: 90 " 35d 81
BOSTO%-Shepa'd. Narwell Co; Stewart.
notions; 30 Finn az.
BUFFALO, e Steger q sons; II l. Seeger,
furniture ana carpets: Grand.
Store: W Mccormick.
FERGrs FHLLs. SINS II X Grlneser,
general merchant Grand.
LtMPAsAS. TtN-Stokes Bros & Co; c d
stokes. general mdso: 1881 Bvay.
LYNCHHt'RG. Vac " Guggcnheim y :
GuggcnheiTn, jcHelry and notions; 555 Arm
az.
MI, WAI'KEE-Roston store: | Finding.
general merchandise. 1888 Broadway: Well
inston.
MTNCIE. IND-Youse & Honncr; " II
Youse. carpets; Arlington.
PROVIDENCE. T-Calonder. .1cAuslan
Troup 60: i Meyersohn. books: Walker
ct: Prince George
READING. PENN-Divos. Pomeroy stew
art: Eiserberg. laces. fufs. fancy linens.
etc: Walker ST.
SPRINGFIELD MASS-Smith & MURRAY;
Il Walker. furniture; - White 81; Ma
vaue.
WORCESTER. MASS-Denholm Mckay
co: I; \ Brown. carpets; Walker st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
Mex. Rvs. Interest Held Up.

Interest amounting to approximately
81. SOC, 900, due yesterday on bonds OF
the National Railways of Mexico, will
be met in new 6 per cent notes as soon
as the Mexican Congress has author
zed a new government loan OF $4,000
900 pesos. Official announcement OF
this method of meeting the July coa
pons was withheld pending sdvices
from Mexico City that the new loan
would go through. Part Of the loan
will be deposited as collateral behind
the new notes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
AHEfVED


Eysz. joy l-chSlistsr orr. Yokohama. &C.
for Bos'0n and New Torn: Ps'hsn fBfJ.
1000. etc. for New York.
f:lo - Janslfo. June zs-HiEhland watch
fisri. $sw York ~ Bahia Dih. Oaklanfs
GTaosg Gri. ~Orfoik.
Nspi.s. June q. 2 . infant Anna p'r,
$ew YDrE fO- Hafseiiies
gfBOs, June zs-Amsriez GtsD. N.v York ga
Maple
Gsfce0sJ. July i-Bsfeeionz cGerJ. New York
for Pir&Ds.
Cspe Town. June 2t-s,sizenfel CCer). New
fOyk fOr NelbOgrns.
CiSssnaas. June 2s--gspDsnfsis Ger. New
Ys,rk sia BcmD1y. e..
Haze. June u-Lgtsfisn 90. Sew York !;
ztfa E1chsmbszB fFrJ. New fOrk.
rsftffdsm, June z1-Csnpausllo 1BD. New
TIysr
ossTsi'sr. June J. II a fa-Pshnois 1r). N.w
I'm foY Hsrlfs.
'Csraisg. J1ns -TD2si Pdncs Or. Sew
Ys,sk - gDDg KDng. 81.
asoet<sisr. I'm Z,/fhsfdsn 90, Sew
YEN
psrrsrbUeo. Jgi1 I--Pgrss fBnzJ. sew
fNff,
FAILKD.
l1a,fs. Jsns Ds.-Pfsnesns f,psp, sew
V,,C.
zs,ess. Jun -gsfEsunsister rs-ssssn
ffSsT, ss~ Togk. 49,
Air5erf, lone p-gsisslsrs Ausv iron
IfiefifJ Hfy nm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
Shipping Information and
Marine NeDs of the World

Rio de Jansiro. Sune so-spenser Obj from
Saatos), New York.
Southampton. July l. 1915 m-0Nmpic
tBr, New York via Cher0ourg and queens
town: orotava CBr). New York VIA west
Indies. m,
Port Natal June es-Otto Trechmann 'hI)
(from New York;. Saigon.
Buenes AIRES. june .ePnrkgate (Br'. New
York. -.
Huei,a. June eS-Bordsg knight tBr)' New
York.
iIons Kons. June 9S-Montrose tBr) drom
Yokohama. etcl. New York.
Newcastle. y ; W, June Se-kent tbr)' Eos
ton and New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
FIND FERRY RATES UP
Jersey Commuters Indignant
at Doubling of Fares to City.

Commuters raved all day yesterday
on Weehawken ferry boats running to
42d and Cortlandt SITS. When they
boarded city bound craft yesterday
morning they found the fare to Cort-
landt ST. raised from PIX to cents and
to AID st. from 2i2 to 8 cents.
The West Shore Railroad, which runs
the ferries, has issued a statement that
the increase in rates is necessary to
pay running expenses. Jersey resi-
dents, however, assert that the road
has recently bought a 100000 ferry
boat and is trying TO pay for it this
summer. Several communities are pre-
pairing protests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02

steamers Psznee Philadelphia. 20 the
clyde IS Co. with mdse Quarantine l:e5 m
Arosa (f3r). Jucaro June q. 10 the Nun
son So IAne. With sugar. Ear. 7:90 a N.
WilIkommen Ger. Copenhagen June 10 and
Shields ls 10 David T Warden in ballast;
More t%or5. Campbelton, y b. June 60.
with lath. 20 order: vessel TO Donald 80 Co
Bar Ii:D N. ...-
ern Pacific Co. with mdse. Quarantine. '.S"
Po,sdam Dutch. Rotterdam and Boulosne
Iune %. TO the Holland-Anerlcan Line With
rndN.. Bar. s:s3 m.
MEXICO. Havana june 2, TO q. ,hs New York
4 Cuba Mail IS 90. With 20 passengers
Denis CBrl. Msnsos June u. Para y ard
Barbados - 20 Booth & Co, with 10 raS-
s.nrers. mails 1na mdse; Bar: N ..
Puerto COLUMBIA 10. Cartagena -. colon =,
Kingston - and Antilla q. 10 SAND .rso1 &
son. With ios passengers. mails ana mese'
Tapsjoz eBraz). santos June and Darea
dos % 20 the Lloyd Brszileiro. with coffee.
yon;oso' Jucaro Jun. 10 and Cienfu.gos
.. 20 the Munson IS Line, with sugar. BAR
Prinz Joachim Ger. Por, I4mon June 10.
Pearl Lagoon Il. Coin "a, Kingston .. san
iisso & and Fortune Island z. TO the Ham
b1rx-Americsn Line. With 100 passenger,
malls and rdss. Par; 1870 p m; June 70,
MSCtsOn. newport NeNs anu NOIIoAhs 10
the Old Dominion So Co. with passengers
and mdse. Highlands 4:O7 y m.
>Hirkenfels (Cer). Calcutta MAY >. Ran
goon H. Colombo %. Snez June s. Port
said 8 Malta II and Boston 80. 10 Punch,
Edyc & 60. with nndse. Bar. 4 y IN.
Bsnan CNOr). Port Liuon (SorJ. 70 United
Frtjl, co. Nth fruit Quarantine. 80 p m.
Atlantic city. Quarantine. $50 . m.
Oceanic tBr. Southampton and Cherbourg
June q and Queenstown =. 20 ths White
star Line. with passengers and ndse. quar-
sntine. 80 y N.
Bremen (Ger). Bremen June % and South
snpton p. to Osirichs a. 20. with passengers
and Indse. SANDY Hook io17 m.
SANDY Hook. J. July 1. $50 m
WIND southess,; light breeze. cloudy; light
sea.
SAILED.
steamers Ia S4vos Trl. Hzvre: Aoui-
fsnia 0yTJ Liverpool Berinudisn CBrl. Der
Hupdz HorteDsius fBfJ. Client. COncettins al
Giofzlo fNori. Glbsra. Rolf Louisburg Port
Antonio tNcr) Port Antonio: Osage fGer).
Tainplco: santiago Galveston; Pathfinder.
Havana. Comgs. New Orleans: Philadelphia
IAN Juan: city o; Everett, ssbine. Almiran,e
By). Colon. Hamilton. Norfolk and New
pert News. Hnlin0cket. Stockton: Frederik
VII Dam. Copenhagen. Jupiter fGer).
Flushing; Iyernia Or. Nsples: Tsssoale
'BfD. sswport News. iIermione (Br).
NontsTideo: Hamilton. %Orfok and Sew
De-f Esvs. Beriin DAM (from Perth Am.
rOyb. Fhlisdsiphls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
CloaLs. suits. Womens Wear. etc.

BOSTON-W Filenes Sons 20. Miss Ma
money. skirts; " Schroeder. muslin IN
derVcnr and kimonos' ll6 W 3:d 81:
BOSroN-R II Whit & CO. Mrs "iso"'
HICAGO-Msndcl Bros. Miss Bernstein
skirts; Miss LauEel. skirts; j" Il 20 -
PITTSBu RGlI--K solomon CO. d SOLO
mon. dresses; 40 " 32d 81.
Dr,goods. etc.
CHICAGO-Amcrlcan SILK co; + A stevens
silks. 20 T. I'D ST. Navarro. 49,,
MACON. -WaNeibaum 20, J NaNeI-
baum. dr.; goods. notions. etc: 81 Worth 81,
NEW HAVEN'T A Starin, Noolens' IarN
Avenue .
NEW HAvEN--A VI Rosenberg Co: A NJ
Rosenberg voolcns Park Avenue. =,
STANDARDIZATION K Baer % VI
VI Dunn. dress goods and SILKS 10 Mao
SPRINGFIELD. MAss-Dickieson & Co; A +
Dickinson. drsgoods' NaFarre. y
UTICA. y, VI 4 Roberts co:
Empire.
Millinery. Laces. Ribbons. etc.
ATLANTA-E !. Rhodes G Co; + l.. Rhodes
lowers and feathers; so Broad"sy, y.u
laces; Miss iiankap. lac's; en,od'' Ho'
bons and handkfs: 80 W go st.
BUrFAIo-Givens Co: s Givens. ladies'
ready 20 wear: ClaTidge.
ClncAGo--Imporiers s Msnuiee'HFs 90
LOS ANGELES. II Russell & Co; j
Couus. millinery: Albert.
MILNAUKEE-H Heimsnn 20,
lehman flowers and feathers: G@l B"aH:
pITIIADFLpIIIA-J Nanamaker: J "
UArnes furnishing goods: Bway a ION ~
SAN FRANCISCO Joseph 90, Mfs y
Sutherland. millinery; Miss y Lewis
millinery; McAlpn. ,,,
SPRINCFIFLD. MO-Whaples. Olvey NIL
linerv Co; " Jones. hosiery, notions
millinery. etc. Navarro
Mems and BOYS Wear.
a r
lau. furnishing goods: 126l BN -
INDIANAPOLIS-Hlh Hollweg 60:
+ IIibben hosiery and underwear: "2o
Bway r.,
ST LOUIS-Emporum World frahh'
millinery; 6@1 BwaN. 90.
ST LOU1S-Rosenthal sloan Mlilhei! -
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FIRE RECORD.

iIt-Is T.. 18th 1t. Empress Manufacturing
CO.. 500.
t:2I-I2s 10 100 water ST. L'h"Ah q Ne"p'
SO OcO
fG.JO- Northeast corner Roth ~. and Audubon
pt. owner Unknown. 10 damage.
u Els IS. 1874 IT,. Helen Gtcen. iiinlnE
iI.s.-gs, ~ ~. gf Rose Acko. 'i'hIng'
=. 81 $50.
l2lo-il5 ana L., J.. lhth TO- owner W.
known. trining.
ie:'t-,i3 ~. ifrh IT,. J.. llilimnh. if'nlag'
i;Oc--tg1 seventh a'.. 5'ii' "f 30" i'f"'
riding
20 100 Coll,g. af.. j.. Wicmeinur uni1s.
i.3s-is3 stanton si.. j. Hnin1srr. ulilihs'
fsJ-C west l25th 81. owner unknown
TIMING.
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N. J. INTERPRETATIONS.
GBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.l

Trenton. -. j.. Juiy THE foilow!n. New
Jerysy charters were flied to-day:
Moon clay and kaolin Co. Trenton; 5000.
90; ". NJ Muschert. j. H. Conrad and j. j.
Noon. Trenton.
Gcrnai Land Co. Bayonnc: real estate;
100000. J. IT, Siebert. Elizabeth: ). II. SIC
bert aud ". g. stevens. Bayonne.
In,ernst lonM II0z Cholera serum CO.. Jcr-
ser civ: 81. 600: 4. L. Atkinson. ar. ). !.
Atkinson IT,. Kansas Citv. Mo. ]. ). llig
gins. Jcrse' City. $500, ,.
p ". Rock CO.. Paterson; real citats:
400 600. Alice ~. Martin. 4. izoke and All"
C. Nightingale. Paterson.
New YORK Soblc Air Pump Co. newark:
automobiles. sl"Dn: l.. y. Herman -
i.erroan and J. n. Herman. East orange.
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

The MauretSnin. reported as A' miles cas-,
~ SANDY HOOK al noon yesterday - oAPeO'0N
10 dock on Friday forenoon.
The Oceanic 5O7 a. a. m, expected 10
dock shis forenoon. - - -
The kaiscrin AuEuste victoria 80 AZ "VO'''
expected TO dock this forenoon.
The Bremen 1870 a; - a. M e1pee'o 70
dock this forenoon.
The Adriatic. 5St at J;2o M eAPeS'ou
20 dock Friday forenoon
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scou7s@ 'AHrn
S&xcrr l. covra3
so MADISON AVENUE
so MADISON AVENUE

The orders and notices that appear In this
column apply only 10 the boy Scouts OF
America and not TO sny other organization
using the word Scouts Lee F. Hammer.
President New York city Council
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Close y. 7.
Destination and steamer. $50 p. m.
Hawaii samoan Islands New Zeal
ard Australia Cvia san Francisco
Sonoma .......................... To-day
Japan. Corea. China via Seattle
Panama Maru ..........................T o-da y
Hawaii (via san Frsneisco)-Msnos. To-day
Japan. Co-ea. China via Seattle
fxion -. ............................
Hawaii. Fill Islands. Sew Zealand,
Australia via Observation-Disclosures. July
JapSn. Corea. China. Philippines (via
Nsncouverl-Empress OF Asia ........July
Hawaii, Japan. Corea CANA, Philip
vines win San FranciGco)-he nchuria. July
Japan. Corea. China Philippines via
Scattlel-Sad0 Aafu ...................,July