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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-07-28

Villa to Join March to Mexico City.
Chihuahua City, Mex, July 2S.-A
belated telegram from General Car
rama at Victoria Tamaulipas, received
by General Villa, urged him to view
all issues from a broad basis OF pa,
triotism and join in the triumphal en-
try into Mexico City.
In the message General Carranza
for the first time in months unbent
from his usual formal attitude and
congratulates General Villa on his
many military successes.
It was distinctly friendlier In tone
than any communication received by
Villa from his chief since he was con-
graduated on the capture of Ojinaga
in the early months of the campaign.
General Villa replied to the mes,
sage in the same tone, expressing IA
vorable wishes for Carranza's admin
istration as president of Mexico and
giving assurances that he would be in
Mexico City with the rest of the revo,
lutionary army.
In addition he asked leave not to be
instructed to extend quarter to Gen
erals Orozco, Caravao or any other
commanders of "Colorados" whom his
army may encounter on its way to-
ward the capital. He expressed the
sentiment that these enemies of the
republic had best be eliminated be,
yond question, thus freeing Mexico
from an insatiably hostile and blood
thirsty element"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-07-28
FEARS HITCH
IN SALTILLO
Amnesty May Block Transfer
Of GOy2Tnln mt to Rebels,
PEACE DELEGATES MEET
General Villa to Join General Car
rama In TriumphaI Entry Into Mex
leo City.

General Villa to Join General Car
rama In TriumphaI Entry Into Mex
leo City.
Washington, July %. - Assembling
of the conference at Saltillo to arrange
for the transfer of administrations In
Mexico City anxiously was awaited
here.
A hitch over CarranZa's attitude to-
wards the question of amnesty LOT MS
enemies appeared as a possibility.
Nevertheless, Washington offlclols
chung to the hope that middle ground
might be reached for peaceful adjust
ment of the problem.
Advices from Tampico indicated the
Constitutionalist leader was not dis
posed formally to grant amnesty prior
to his occupation of Mexico City.
People in the territory once con-
trolled by Huerta object to that pol
lev, urging the new provisional presl
dent not to turn over the government
until he has obtained from the Const1-
nationalist leader the proper guaran-
tees, and Carvajal has received many
offers of support in case Carranza con-
tinues to insist upon surrender with
out conditions.
-Resinaldh Ceneda- one of raruaiarH
enyovs. was to confer with CarranZa
at Tampico, while the other member
of the peace commission, General
Lauro Villar and Judge David Gutter
rez Allende, were to start for Saltillo.
General Villar, it was believed, would
be entirely acceptable to the Constl-
tutionalists because of his clean mill
tary record. Judge Allende has had
no recent part in Mexican politics and
he is not connected with any political
party.
President Carvaial it was learned,
appointed Salvador Urbin, minister OF
Justice. as a member of the peace
commission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-11
GOODYEAR BALLOON
DRAWS BEST PLACE
Will Start Last To-day in Field
of Nine in Big Elimina.
ton Race.

81. Louis, July 10.-The balloon
Goodyear, piloted by Captain K. A. ID.
Preston, of Akron, Ohio, won in the
drawing this afternoon the starting po-
sition in the national elimination bal
loon race tomorrow.
This balloon will start last, and
therefore will be considered as having
an advantage in the race because of the
greater lifting power of its gas, which
will be under the heating rays OF the
sun for a longer time before the ascent
than will the gas in the balloons which
start earlier. The order in which the
balloons will start and their pilots and
aids follow:
/. Hoosier; pilot, Warren Rasor.
Brookville, Ohio; aid, Herbert Rasor.
his son.
?. America Ill; pilot, DR.. Jerome
Kingsbury. New York; aid, Clarence
Gwynne, Philadelphia.
8. San Francisco 1915; pilot, l.. S.
Cole, St. Louis; aid, r. Z. Emerson,
Springfield, Mo.
4. Uncle Sam; pilot, Paul j. McCul-
Tough, st. Louis; aid, William Tretts,
St. Louis.
5. Miss Sofia; pilot. William ASS
mann, St. Louis; no aid.
D. Aero Cluo OF 81 LOUIS, pinot, Johh
T. Berry, st. Louis; aid, Albert r. Won
Hoffman. jr., St. Louis.
Z. Kansas City III; pilot, John
Watts, Kansas City; aid, ". +. Com
stock, Kansas City.
s. Pennsylvania; pilot, Arthur T.
Atherholt, Philadelphia; aid, Philip
Sharples, Philadelphia.
9. Goodyear; pilot, R. A. d. Pre- IN,
Akron, Ohio; aid, NJ. d. Tremelln,
Akron.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-11
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS


Ionssn July s-Roscommon CBF). Nsw YORK
B1sno. Ayrss. July s-Zlnai (Brj. New YORK
~ sanfos
Caeroogrg July 20. a. m.-Kronprinzessin
Cerihe lGoi. NrN YORK Via Plymouth iof
iNa4oH. July io'-iroaaois CBrj. New York.
rzsD0re. July M.-kansas uiTJ. New YORK
- Colombo. etc. fyr fiollo.
~ eenalDan. July %, 100 q n baific lbD,
4 NeE YORK fos Liverpool and proceeded.
4 lrisii.nasnd. july 10. o. m Frederick
VIZ DAM. Ncv York Tor Copenhagen.
SAILED.
i.-os. J-.y 7.-Duca o'Aosta GtalyJ. Sew
\ srsltar J1ly 7-in1rssarnhA (BD. from
\ lrfonafna, etc. Sew York
h gers July I-Poeric (sD. from New
4 igrk. Maria
h .'isf1am. Ju'y a-csmpsn.lio cBD. New
\ oasoa Jliy -Kentra 0Br). New YORK
h erns.afa July 5-kor0na 0BrJ New YORK
inzffou July 20. W.-Treut fBr). from
toli anDf9a efc. SeN York
eisHs Juiy indraNadi 0srJ. from Pilis-
lf'ph.s. Da!fen iasffrlyGe Or. from New
iorr. Hong kons Etc..
an'y y ". July S-Ksut lBO. Boston
sn1 Ns1 YORK
gal Joy kaiser Franz Joz.ph Aust.
4 ffsH tfH fofk. Trieste esc.
/ .s-eiH'ens, Jsly s-c.i1ergfoy. Or. Ne"
90. July s-co,s~ola Range Or. New
.rranieses. jay s-Trsncls OBu. from
.sftos Afrss. sfe sew Y0fk
fiffs llly Aafeppo 0RD. from Manila.
&C. b>'sion AMI aeE Yozk
q PASSED.
,ssssr gsiy - -io~nnina Orsg. Kew York
.s,s. J1iy sKsniucsy BO. New YORK
~ hoaE Roag.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-11
Drygoods, etc.


BALTIMORE-E Rosenfcld A. co. z Ro-
senfeld piece goods; 1888 BNa.
CARDELE. GA-ChutchueU Bros: r
Churchwcil. drygoods ana ladies' ready
t0-wesr. 2Js Church 81.
CLENELAND-Halle Bros co. Il Halle.
drysoods; 100 9th aV
DALLAS. EX-Higginbotham. Bailey.
Logan CO. W i Logan drysoods. -
FL. PAsO, TEX-Popuiar Dry Goods co;
schwartz. drygoods 353 Attn av
Nj HMOND NA-Richmond Dry Goods
- 60. y y Sydnor. drygoods: ~ Leonard 81
60; Rositzky, drygoods ana general
udse Broadway Central
ST LOUlS-Leon VerstsndiS Dry Goods
20, Nerstandig. drysoods. notions and
ST LOUIs--City Cap Co; J II Liedernan,
piece goods, Broadway Central.
WILKES BARRE, PENN--DUncam & Ho-
mer CO. w = Jones, dress goods. silks
and Innings: :1e 9Th av.
Cioaks. suits. Womens Wear. etc.
Sllverpan. ladies ready-to-wear. Claridge
CHiCAGO-S. Klein. Miss 4. Broms, chill
dren's dresses. 1851 BNay
DNNNlLLE, ILLl-Emery n q 60: Mrs c
Red. ladies ready-to-wear; 20 " 2sd II.
lNDlANAPOLIS-Pe u q 90. Miss I VI
Trimbi", dressmakinz, Walker St
MILW kEE.-C;imbel Bros. Miss Mcmahon
waists and muslin underwear. Bway and
33d 81.
PGTTSBU RGH-Kaufman & Baer Co: L 7.
Kaufman, closks and suits; IS Madison av.
ST IOUlS-F 6 Tayler co. = Il Pingree,
furs. Wallick
ST LoUIs-T W Garland Miss h Woods.
waists and suits; 10 T. 10th 81.
ST LOTIS-B NuRent 4 Bro Dry Goods
Co Miss NJ L Jones. muslin underwear
81 Union "a.
Millinery. Lsces. Ribbons. etc.
Los ANGELES-Muse. .Faris 4 Walker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-11
POLICE DEPARTM EMIT.

Trsnsfers-Ptlmn. L. H. Messau 39th
10 1881. j A. McFsll. 9th 10 63d Mutual
! i kilchne, go 20 SD. NJ J. GALAXY cd
20 $50.
Temporary asslg41nents-Ca apt. +.
Tierney 1i9th, 20 command Nh !. D. from
July 20 =. Lieuts Edward McAuin. oOth.
20 command 20 days. from Aug {, !. T. Nc
Mahon. 18th 10 COMMAND l6lst, 10 days. from
July 81 J. T. Nobt l72d. TO command 18th,
from July 70 =; SerGt. H. r. Bruc kma -,
42d. 20 -. b., 10 days from July l.. Ptlmn.
Harry Horn. 9th. r e. Murphy. 18th. to
Tel Blu. 30 days. from July n. r. q. Fitz-
GiLbon. 7th TO 18th /. D.. 10 days from July %,
j. +. Rotchford. Ist. 70 ID. &. days, 10
u. a. o, y. Y; L. II. Hommel. 43d. TO +th
l. u. 10 days. from July 10. r. J. McNamee,
10Th. e. y. b, 10 days from July l.. j. j.
quinn, listh. and W. :. Donnery 10th. to
ID. X. 10 days. from July 81. r. l.. McCul-
Tough. 9th /. b.. TO ID. t.. ~ days. from july
g. TO Z. \. O.. Bronx; j r. Brad. LIST; -. j.
DAILY l6sth, q. H. Bohmke. 18th. +. \.
WsitWOrd i7Oth. Z. \. Brown, ii9th J. +.
Burns. 18TH r. T. Gilmartin, l6sth: Il. p.
Morris. INST. all 10 l-dh T. D.. from July II ID.
T. j. McAdams. 10th; James Byrnes. 1i6th,
Peter Thornton, la5th. J. J. J. Patton. l4th.
J. +. o Mancy. ij4th j. \. Hurton. 276th.
all 20 O. O. duty in SPECIAL squad l. for !
days from July II. l.. J. Campomen0si. n
Giuseppe Caratetta. 18th: }. r. Fitzpatrick.
IAN. Donate Carore. 2sth. ". J. Marion.
43d NJ W. OConnel. 15Mh. ". y. Royce.
lJ6th. Louis Herman. 7th. Jacob LOwen-
helm. 18th. Andrew Neal. 18TH. :. q. Dono-
hue, 42d. r. n. Waters, 149th. II. ". i.
Van Gilluwe 154th J 4. Kessler l64;h p.
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s M.Naught. 18th. T A. Brady. 2sth; NJ. J.
Callahan. Ard r. J. Ford. SD. J. J. Cooke
liGth William Dillon. 10Th. T. +. Hughes
26th. e. L. Manning. 56th: Edgar stephens
slst. n NJ Mckenns, 6sth e. J. scriyens,
ij3d. all to u. H.. 10 days from july "
Prob Ptlmn f. q Lisa T =. powd, 39tn
20 "a l. d 10 DAYS from July Il; August
Gilman. lith. August legge, sd Max kat
i2d BENJAMIN Lcventhal. ;. X, All 10 u. r..
Dct.cii1" Burean-Iieut A J. Wines
I'D to command 7th -. -. from July p.
during absence OF acting captain; sergis
iG7th. to Manhattan HdqteTs 10 Gays from
July - Thomas Bowling lith. 10 Man
haitian Hdqters. 10 DAYS from July II
Assignment Experimentation. Henry
Cohen. 18th !. D., to command >th l. u.
from July .
Leaves with full psy-Capts }. J Lam
try SOth. 20 DAYS from Aug (; j. =. Lin
den. lGlst 10 days from July ~. With
out payi-ptlmu. Thomas Hickey list
Fined-Capt j. II Gilen. 1851. March
H. disobedience ~ orders. neglect ~ duty
and in"nicioncy. % days. not guilty ~ viola
tiou of rules OF conduct unbecoming an
officer. Pstlmn. Arthur Iienne. Ctr, June I.
improper patrol etc. days. ". :. tozinc
9Th. June I. improper patrol half da!; Forest
Egheri, 18th. June 3. absent from post: etc.
1 day. T. n CoSan, 18th, May q struck CHI
zcu. days. Joseph MoskOWitz. 18th. NAV y
ahsent from fixed post. days, J. +. 'ringl.
18th. MAY Il, improper patrol, . us5s' j.
Woods. sd Msy =. absent from nxcd post.
1 day. a. 4 Stoffers 3ed. June 10. absent
WITHOUT leave. ! day. Patrick sullivan. sd
May - conversation. half day, r. f. Muir
phv. Both. June .. absent from fixed posf,
etc.. DAYS. ". r IIennc. 37th. June I. alb
sert from post etc 4 days. George Ger
nand 9th. June ?. absent from post etc,
4 DAYS. q. = Evans. s1th. May q day
Giovanni ScOtti. 40 June T. absent without
leave 1 day: q. W. Johanson. 1911. June ..
absent fron post etc, day. Walter
stephens. I'D. June i. absent from post, 10
dag. W NJ Neumuler. 6lth, June II, con-
Versation 7 day. \ l. Weiss. 6sth June II
absent from post. ct. days x. j. Hamii-
ton s6th. May q. improper patrol, dsys, Il
NJ Smith s6th NAV q. absent from post
etc. ( days. W. = Cochran. 6stn. June ., an
sent from post etc. . days. james Gillooy
18th. June y absent from post. etc. 3 dsYs
Resignation ptimn o. 4. LAYTON, SD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-11

steamer rhsisa9n Or, Cartagena June
erf Cape Grs-ios -. IN q II Emery q %
with natorarr Har. m ~.
steamer MARIA 1i Giorgio tNorl, orl IN
ohio I-iv & to the Atlantic Fruit %, Win
if-rit rasseuse-s ana mdse. Bar, III.
steamer EFisn1s OBJ. Cardenas june
30 Caitarien Iuly & 10 the MlnsOh 5 lIhe
~f-ame~ Iusitania lBrl. Liverpool july =
y no CIra-l - 20. Ltd. with - nfs', 90
keoeud cabin and 10 storage passenger
usIIa arl uIdse Ear. SOB 2 m.
So amor ~.alrpood oBrj. Kininsholme June
Co. % David Warden. IN ballast Bar
steamer city ~ 81 Louis. savarnah June :
'r the ocean ~ CO. with passengers Sho
uf-f. Quarantine. 6.ls M
-.-amlr ri SUD. Galveston Juh, 4. 70 the
Southern Pacific 20, with mdse Quarantine
steamer Alriers. Tampa July .. to the
'lds rs Co. with mdse. sandy hooA' 20
-.esmsr Ramos. san Juan July 4 10 the
Sew YORK ami Porto Rico - Co. with muse
-,ssmer Kolvinbank ,Bn Buenos Ayres
Tune {, "a Plata ?. AonteVideo ]. ana =
l.Icia July g % Barber q 60, with mdse.
s.e5rner Graf walderses Ger. Hamburg
Iure~g7. 70 me Hamburg American lAne. Win
~ rsbin. q third class and ~ storage Ias-
srrgrr- and md-e bar, ~ m.
steamer Astrtsa thu. Fiymoutn June ~
ana Fotvev - 70 Simpson. Spence Yong.
steamer Apache. Jacksonville July and
O. tsrIeston 8. 70 me clyde m co. 0fth pas
sergc-s ana mGsc. Quarantine. 3:3o p N.
steamer Madison. Newport News and Nor
folk. 10 the Old Dominion - 90, With Tss-
seuEers ana w1se.
steamer Izmpasa.. Galveston July and
kCy West -. 30 the Mallory - 20, with
passengers ana mdse Quarantine, Ia , m.
steamer Algisrs. Tampa. Quarantine l0;2o
!
steamer Atlantic city. Atlantic city, 10 the
L antic City Transportation co, with indse.
| andy Hook. . p 20
steamer France lBF). HaYre judy 10 the
-ornragnie Generate TransStiant1que, with
IA fr-t - SECOND cabin and 10 steerage
>assensers, malls and mcse. Bar. 2;l@ N.
SAILED.
\ steamer Tsmaha CBrJ Port san; Wapello
fF.ri Avonu,outh. Manchionea CSCrD. Port
,Anonio ~. Fillans tbr. baltimore. chesa-
bake Baltimore Main tS0rj. NSSaAu Dial
'trzfon fp-i Norfolk. Hamilton. Norfolk anc
newport News. City Of Phiisdelphis, -
fntsrea tNorj. Newport News. LoM iGer,
F.usninz. 81 Paul southampton. Nicholas
Clneo iNorl. Port Antonio. StamDslia dtaD'
lhlaaeluhi4. Washingtonisn, san trancisco'
Celtic err from Liverpool. New ofh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-11
FIRE DEPARTING

DrtsiI--Fircmeu John Mscrae. ir, II. &
L. 70. Robert Bowe II. q l.. 100. G W Muir
ray. 10 =. Ing 20J. 10 report TO chief OF Lat
talon az repair 'hors. 5Sh e.. and i2th av..
a. a m. July 70. 20 complete course in the
automobile school
Leave-Fireman D. D Kind. Eng. 2io
"a hours July 70.
fined-Firemen T. Z Fitzpatrick. Eng
S. loss cap badge. s.. s. p McCiuigan, Eng.
-. absence without leave 10 days pay, +.
J. Ebcrly. jr.. Eng. 81. violation OF Sect. III.
days' pay. W. J Costello. II. 4 L. 8, neg
lect OF duty. days pay. II. A Bayern.
stenogrGpher. absence without leave, ciso-
violence u orders days pay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-11
FIRE RECORD.

a N
.JO-403 East s6th st.. Jennie Kokois.
SIS.
II 3O-ll9 East 18th ST; Lsdislaus Ra
gatsy. trifng.
r NJ
IL Oils Blocker St: owner unknown;
damage unknown
! O0--i11 last l1Jth St; isidor Gins
berg slight.
SS-eS3 s. Nicholas av.. Mrs. Randolph
damage trihnE
9:o0-225 Eas, 12fth ST.. Morris sidinsky;
damage tr.ning.
s.35-3l University pl owner unknown; dam
age trihing.
s:4o-lTsd 81 and Jerome av. MARY Sweat
damage trifinG.
II :e0-1S85 Eighth av., James Butler; damage,
81
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THE WEATHER REPORT
forecasts and Records Of the
Last Twenty. four Hours.

'"'s'ai hesofs ana fornsssi Washing
4 NY N~ibs pfsssBfs ~ relatively low
" p i,feil 81 f4fis ~ ibs eSsinffy tst
~ ~ - gsslne sn1 hfianiir foaHis.
~. efatfG giEtgftanrs apDssft Uthin
/ ~ gttfl11ftgns bufina iiss iast
! tesf h>iiis iisffs refs sfsifsfsd sloys r
~ ~ 's1f go At.scfif nsfes. ne h9fkH
,1t4bs 90 PLATEAU = gissls Ana fair Nfsfi-
! ~. ~ fi-f ~ "a. ,fTsfsff TfiHaius cut
-I.L-L allll IL -.L..Ll..l aa1lnaD 4. ~
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

49, ~.,-ic. reported as g7S miles east OF
~. 400. a. = m yesterday. Is expected
49, rhis forenoon
~ l,s R-r.u. 80 at noon. expected to oooA
.vsrfYr or sunday forenoon.
+ - I.pl4ra go az noon. expected to dock
\ -,lav forenoon. 81,
7l,.' perisia. rs al noon expected 10 dock
49, forenoon.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
TODAY.

,.-cf From. Line.
.f.e,-9.e .. Teneriffe June IS. French
- Ma - southampton. July a.. Amer
- trinidad. July 49,. ----
.(--t, Naples. June r.. q. ltalian
.t- - Casiz Juno 20. .... Spanlsh
- So, Suausea, June 20. 90 Bristol
SUNDAY. JULY l..
Bremen. July Az . Lloyd
=. ..'.a.er.~ PORT HuelNS
lll ~ -. Jacksonville, July s...Clyde
MONDAY. JULY IS.
.,-,.-s Antwerp. July i...Red star
'.-sp,sl''-, Rotterdam. July 4.Holl-Nm
N,o,.9,...--,,,., London July s...Atl Trans
iI.'' ,--..i,sr Trinidad. July &c.. -
.be.i,,s san Juan. July shy 4 FIX
,,,ss-.,sbcsr Bermuda july II Z NJ : j
aI.,-,s Hayti July s. .Hamb- Am
AI- e..e 1'r.aiis - NAMES. June N......ltalian
i.es s.- Porto Rico. July &..lnsular
Hres - New Orleans July S q Pac
,.5 1.,oo,,e - Galveston. July $50 Pac
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WORK WANTED.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
INSTRUCTION.
NEW YORK--NsnhattsnL

TuY gFRTITZ scHoOL ~ i>ANoo A"D''
Madison Square 0,iZs Braadwsy., q,
Harlem Bfaseh. 5fs Lsnos ~. nsss 80 y, ~
g5,sss summer hates Ngw In torce.
S,-uo1L az GYMSAsrIcs and MAssAoE.
Al n ssth -TbsOfeticai prheticai Hsf"o-
,ien. diploma: hospital irsininx. -
COT SThi.
.osAvfAS syuINARy 4 COLLEGE FOh
WONEN. Bethlehem. ia.
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scHnoL AGENCIES.

....s,,e.o and foreign Teachers Assoey.--
rappliss Professors. Tsaenetsi Tutors,
,..'.sy,s~sse etc, 20 Colleges schools and
y.ait1ss Apply 10 Mrs M. ). YOUNG
Tf!f igfJy rs Union Eguafs.
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WEDNESDAY. july l.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
TO-DAY.

rsef-atiou and steamer. s'2 p IN.
lr-Rsu IVA -an Franciscol- Matsonla a. l o-cay
Hawaii. Jaran Corea. China, Philip
PINES t,fa san ETancisco)-Ienyo
Ndrl % o. . % 90 80 - -
-sra1. Ccrea. China via SEATTLE
seattle Maru--..........-..-....'' '.--SGly'-'
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Shibbing Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

Mississippi and Missouri valleys. ard ~ead
lncs arc approximately normal elsevnc
with the exception NJ widely scattered show
efs IN the Atlantic and Cast Gulf states ard
the Rocky Mountain region. the WEATHER viii
ec fair SATURDAY and sunday over practical
ly the entire country. No important tenn
Icrature changes are indicated for the I'txt
forty-eight hours
Winds for Saturday and Sun3sy-North At
lantic light 10 moderate variable. mostly
south Middle Atlantic. light 20 moderate
south. South Atlantic aud East Cur. light 20
moderate variable. West Gulf lshs to MOI
crate est. Great Lakes, lSht 20 moderate
variable.
Forecast for Special Localities<-Easteru
New York and New England. generally fair
SATURDAY. and sunday; light To moderate
south winds.
New Jersey Eastern Pennsylvania. Del
aware. Mar land. Virginia and District OF
Columbia. partly cloudy SATURDAY and sun
day. not much change IN temperature.
Western New York Western Pennsylvania
and West Virginia. generally fair saturday
and sunday.
Local Official Record.-The following OH
cial record from the Weather bureau shows
the changes In the temperature for the last
fWenty-fOur hours in comparison with the
corresponding date of last year:
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Forecast for Special Localities>-tasteru
New York and New England. generally fair
SATURDAY. and sunday: light to moderate

Highest temperature YESTERDAY. 70 degrees
1at 2. M: lowest, 80 (at 3 a. M. average,
So average for corresponding date last year,
"a; average for corresponding date last thirty
three years. 81
Local forecast. Generally fair to-day and
Tomorrow; light 20 moderate south winds.
Humidity
& ms / ?. MS sp. m......S
Barometer Readings.
q. m. 20 90 p. m. 80. o. p. m. 20. o2
nited States Department ~ Agriculture,
weather bulletin. observations taken at
=. m. 18th meridian time:
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Mems ard Boys Wear. etc.
Miscellaneous.

AMERICAN PARKS UTAH. Z Penny CO.
! / FURNACE, general mdso. 80 4th av.
CINCINNATI-Alms q DOepke CO. Is Beagle.
shoes i32 I'm ~.
KANSAS CITY. MO--Joness store Co; F
Smith. shoss. PA church -.
KANSAS CITY, MO-Jones's store Co. Z
LiebermAn drsperics. IA Church 81.
MEDNALE. UTAH. e Penny co, l.
Frazier general mdse. "a fth a..
MINNEAPOIdS-L : Donaldson 60; &
Roth. si,Oes > Walker st.
Mt PLEASANT. UTAH. Q Penny Co, "
r Hicks general mdse. 3A AN az
MONTROSE. CALI G Penny Co, V l.
Horne. general merchandise. "a 4th az.
PITTSBIF RGH-Rosenbaum co. "a u Kirk,
upholstery goods. ils W s2d ST.
RICHFIELD. UTAH. 9 Penny GO; j
Malmsten. general merchandise - 4th Az.
SOUTH BEND. IND & Ellsworth. Y ROB-
ertson. general merchandise, so Church 81
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y....l. Arriving at and Depart
n, from Port of New York,
Friday. July 10.
HIGH WATER.

-.e as. sunset. 7;s@; moon rises.
,,crr's age. Is
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

WultlEraph letters. 800. $50. LOCO
81 rs 10000 80: prompt. G. r. Weatherford
ZIG Nassau. Room 1905 Phone Beekman $3.50.
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TRANSFORMATIONS.
Hudson Navigation Company

Troy. Saratoga, Lake George and the North
Buffalo and the West.
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BUYERS NOW IN THE CITY
Ouof- Town Visitors Here to Look Over Offerings of
Local Wholesale Dealers

20. Caskey. mili'nerv- fiG - 3ed 81
FADt'AH ky " Thompson 4
SsAo. iaces, ribbons and notions, lis
W S2d ST
PORTLAND. ORE LoWensau & Co: y
RiuenberE millinery and fancy dry
goods 81 Bway
san FRANcISCO--Htnz & Tsndt. J &
B@rendscn. millinery and ribbons. $50
BEaN.
SEATTLE seattle Dry Goods Co: 8
Snoot iaCy-s. err BIDS. hdkfs. neckwear
and trimmings. .e5 4th sv
Mems ard Boys Wear. etc.
BALTIMORE-A Eisenbefg; A Birkenvald
clothing. York
LYNCHBURG, NA-Ieftivich. IL Grand &
Watts. " - Watts. fun goods and cloth
ing Herald square.
MACON. GA y Neel Co. y Neel. fUrn
goods and clothing. Claridge.
SALIVA, KANS-H ID Lee Nero Co; G
Cowccn, hosiery, UnderN ear and furn
goods. u Leonard ~.
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BUSINESS CARDS
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.

CARPET CLEANING.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO
Cleans BY compressed air. steam. band or
on floor. 1873 Broadway. f2l East foth ST
coz 4 BRANDT. Tel &-Ssth -
Nt.vV YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest. Largest. Most Modern.
r-yNcp. RIGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Prices Reasonable send Tor CrcuiI
Tel ls92-4s33 BRYANT 1I-tss Me.t tstn ..
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S ANGELEs-Muse. .Faris 4 Walker
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-24
SEASONS GOOD
WISH EXTENDED
TO STAR.BULLETIN

Among the congratulations extend
ed to the Star-Bulletin at the Christ
mas season are the following:
Mayor J. J. Fern-"Aloha and best
wishes for Christmas and the New
Year"
Trent Trust May the
Christmas tide bear you the highest
level of your desires. and the ebbing
year leave you stranded upon the goI'
den shores Of peace, prosperity and
happiness" ~ -
Mr.. Tsz-ang Woohuan, Chinese con,
sul-"What better wish could heart
suggest, Or greeting card convey,
than May the happiness that's best
Be yours this Christmas day."
s. Asano, president Togo Kisen Kai
sha Steamship Company, Tokio-"Best
wishes for a merry Christmas and a
happy New Year
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-24
BIRTHS

MADDAMS. - To Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney B. Maddams, at Kapiotani
Maternity Home, On December "a, a
daughter.
BLAISDELI,-In Honolulu. December
"a, 1914, to Mr. and Mrs. John l.
Blaisdell, a daughter
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-24
MASQUERADE BALL AT
SKATING RINK TONIGHT

The management of the Honolulu
skating rink has made elaborate plans
for a big time tonight, in the way OF
a masquerade ball on skates
Special music has been arranged fof
and the goodly crowd is expected
There will be prizes for the winning
costumes. These prizes have been on
display in the window of WichnBan' s
jewelry store for the past few days
and are we'll worth trying for, being
all Of a high class nature.