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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-31
9Cth Street

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge To satisfy which the above deScrlbed
property is 10 be sold, IL Thirty eight thou
sand twenty one and 1900 dollars tS3S.-
OF. l31, With Interest on Thirty nine thou
sand i've hundred twenty one and 1900 dol
lars 1872 5.i.i3l from tho LIST day or May.
1914. to June 9th. 1910. and with interest on
s3s.0.i13 from June 9th. 1914. together with
The costs {. y allowance amounting 20 Ihrcc
hundred ninety one and 1D-lOO (f39l.2Si,
with interest from June 9th. 1914. together
With the expense. Of the sale. The approx
mate amount ~ the taNc9. assessments and
water rates. or other liens. which are TO be
allowed to the purchaser out OF the purchase
money or paid by the Referee. II Seven hun
drcd ninety-siy and J0-l00 tS13o.oQp and in
tcrPst.
Dated. New York. July 9Th. 1914.
JOSEPH =. FUTILE. Rcferes.
The foregoing sale IL hereby adjourned TO
Monday. August 3lst. 1914. at the same time
and place.
Dated. New York. July 30th. 1914.
JOSEPH y. FUTILE, Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-31
Bank of France Returns.

Paris. July 49, The weekly state
mont Of the Bank Of France shows the
following changes: Gold in hand in
creased 1921 300 france silver in
hand dcerea scd l4.Zs> 900 francs. note.
H. circulation increased IA ,279, 0D0
francs, treasury deposits decrc0s~d
T,Dzs0OO Francs, general deposits IN.
ircssed i,gO0DO0 francs, bills dis.
;sunted increased 3GJ,i19,0O0 francs
and advances increased 1879. 900
5rsnss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-31
sMERIFF's AUCTION SALES.

DANIEL GREENwALD. SHERiFFs AUc.
tionoer. sells this iiay. FRIDAY, July 3ist.
nj 1890 u. m, at i0i Park Avenue. 3rd
floor. Room 3iJ and 3i6. by virtue OF a
certain writ Of execution. Tables. Chairs.
Carpets aud a lot OF samples Of Tile, FIX
lures. etc
MAX 8 GRlFrNH NGEN. sheriff.
JOSEPH r. COOK, Deputy Sheriff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-31
EXPORTS.

Wheat. bush $500, Earon. in.........cSi.e,5
Flour. ibls...... - Iia-H. ib........ T.. 900
Flour. SACHS. Isl Lard. rb.........59f No
Oilcake. d.. cen. On cot sccd oil. n. GOOD
Pork. Ibis. leo I.ub oil, gals. 90 90
bcef. hbls..... Il cotton, bales. go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-31
The Farmers and Money.

Nobody processes to be able 20 tell
how the deadlock in the exchange mar
hot il 10 be broken, though there Is the
feeling that if grain exports are pushed
with vigor, the resulting bills OF ex-
change will solve the problem
Whether there is a general European
war or not, much will depend on the
Western farmers If they hold their
wheat for wartime prices, there is not
likely 10 be any relief OF consequence;
And if, by any chance, there should
be war abroad that prevents wheat
from going out OF this country, and IT
is turned back on the farmers. the
bankers Of the United States will have
their hands full financing the very peo-
pie for whom big crops seem to prom
ise so much
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-31
Reserve Organization One
Of the Things THAT
Might Have Been"
DOOR % BE LOCKED
AFTER HORSE is GONE
Foreign Exchange Market Has
Much to Hope from the Farm
ers and Wheat Exports.

When the Federal Reserve organ,
~. "nO" "a complete there will have
been another locking OF the stable stable, doV tr
after ot the horse was stolen. Iha 9ds. TO o
the deliberate movement OF tne ~. Iv'a 70
sn. lis failure 20 confirm promptly, the
Trc ~ nominations for the FED
r rrTSiq Reserve r Board, a system which E
night :, have been Of nealculable ',o 0en Ec
h III ~s NJ together before the end Of the
wear. Rut any attempt 10 rus" tb IL
through because OF Inc b. ' worse than
rsoicss in the opinion Of those who
have hs studied its possibilities closely ts Go
The banks can be trusted now 10 40
the ne right thing, whatever it may pa ,b be
found to be, but, encumbereaf , by inc nc
necessity for shifting their Iu"uI ~ ~
comnlv with the reserve law thelr
.SiIity 10 act promptly on occasion
,ronld be greatly restricted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-31

soeciaI Term-Part H-sCHMUCK. J.
ET-parte business-Defaulte 1880 a. m,
Trial Term--Parts !. II. III, Nv, ', W.
VII and VIII. Adjourned TOT tet"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-31
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

ii Trading on THIS market yesterday
tfor London account was small. The
ffontinert continued 70 sell on direct
lorder, although the total business done
seould not be estimated accurately.
Announcement has been made by
Iptcrson g. How ell Of the firms dissolu-
ton b. mutual consent, effective to-
das SIR. Howell will continue the
brokerage business in the Offices OF
r, n. Smith & Co, II Broadway.
Directors o. the Bowery Savings
gsnt have elected j. Stanley Foster
yr,ssdent Of the institution. succeed
ny BIS father, John $. Foster, de-
ceased.
Application has been made % the
tew York stuck Exchange 10 llet Sl5'-
gZ0yOD0 Central Trust Company GER
tiGeaten Of deposit for the Chicago,
Rock Isl4Gd 4 Pacific Railroad per
cent collatcrsi trust bonds, due 2OOZ.
Perez A. Rockefeller has been elect
% a member Of the New York stock
kzchsnge % succeed his father Will
am Rock Teller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-31
New York. July 80. 1914.

BEEN Is.
Receipts 1865: mainly for slaughter 10
trading in live cattle. Feeling steady for
top grades. easy for others. Dressed bee,
in moderate demand al l2Gl5ikc for city
dressc native sides.
CALVES. go. .... ....
Receipts 3o7; an for the market. Prime
veals steady under grades slow; butter
mllks nominal Common TO prime veals
sold Al s. 5OHsi2 per 100 ID; throwouis
!7asS; grassers. s. 30. Dressed calves
quiet: city dressed veals. 15a lSc; selected
Isle: country dressed. 12n &c.
sales Tobin & shannon: % veals. 40 Id
average. sl2 per 100 III: .. - III, 50 g. 24l
10. IS so: 81 Ohio. 21s ID. $ 30: 20 throw
outs. 251 10. 81.
Newton & 90: s. Va veals. l1s III, 80 so {;
10 2iS III. IS: 10 grassers. 201 III, 50 90.
Mcpherson q: Co: ! veal. 100 H. VIZ .
100 10. $40 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-31

Refined vas unchanged with the Federal
taking orders 1t 4..Jc Tor graduated. while
other rchners named 500. Unfavorable
European political situations and another ad-
vance in the London beet sugar market gave
tie local raw market q hTmer tone. and
1rccs were from I.32I lic higher. 7 al .
ing Was a little more active and included
some sugars sold ailoat At ? &c. cost ana
freisLt. equal to soc, including 5000 bags
OF Cuhas Centrifugal Angus: clearance, at
= , &c. cost and freight. equal TO 3.32c. 20
Arbuckle. and 1000 bags for last half
August shipment TO a Spectator at l3-32c.
equal 20 3if for centrifugal II vas also
rumored that about 5000 hags OF Cubas
for August clearance were sold earlier IN
tho week at J-lGc cost and freight. equal
to 3.12c for centrifugal London beet sugar
vas actiyc ana higher. with July quoted 9S
7i,d. August . s',d. and October-Decen =
b.r, 9s 81 VITA the cJfb IT 9s 5'id. 9s Dad
and 9s sd. respectively. London cabled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-31
MINING.
BONDS.

6, 900 Can p GO notes 1Oia 1919 lcl lol
10 On Con Gas cvt ss .11f2. 1lfs n$r7 il$''
3 900 y c AS, 1870 III w Vi
.Odd lots. 4sells cents per share
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-31
NEW YORK PRICES
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
IIOIR And MENI.

were not disposed 10 make quotations. in
view OF the rapid changes IN the wheat
market. Spring patents. 81 90TsJ 80; winter
nSfG 80: spring clears 81 2JGSi 80: extra No
/ winter. 81 1oqS3 80. 80 . 81 J0qs3 ~ .
Kansas straights. 81 :JnsI 50: fancy spring
patents. s. iJQSj 90. RYE FLOUR-Nom-
inal: fair to good. 50 JOd$3 -: choice to
fancy. 50 aDasi -. CORNMEhf.-Stro1G
Kiln dried. S. -. BAG MEAL-i'irm; fine
White and yellow. 81 5JHSI ~, coarse. 81 -
GSI ~. FEED Western firm: bran, 10 ar
ri,c. 100 10 sacks, SO 10. standard mid
ding. S2G Ia. lour d. So 10. red dog 81 .
city drn bulk. So 10; sacks. $25: middliug.
so jD"S3l: rcd dog. So; oilmcal, $3.50
SO 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-31

Chicago. JuI. 80 HOGS Receipts. i6 900;
lover: bulk. s. 8jaS9 o., light, s. o9asy -
mixod s. 5O0s9 10; heavy .1p>' W ;
rough. IS Sjq,s %: pigs - iogss . w. Goa
$40. s,cers So iOqss 40; stOckers ana iecdcrs'
& J0lss: cows and hcifers. 81 i1nS9 10
calves, 81 5Oas1t -. SHEEpLReceiptsi -,
600. steady sheep 81 logo 81 !eST''"s''
Kansas Cjtv, July 30-HOGS-Reee.pt
: zoo, steady. bulk. $ 7cass 90: noavy. ~ So. -
n e. 40. makers and butchers IS ''hs''
liab,. ss S5aSs 30: pigs. - 21pSs 40. CN !
1,I.r-Eecoipts $500. STEADY; IIInc -. 10
tier 50 :5ms9 80: dressed bCcf. s. ,1nSs 20
sn.',h,- s5.sGSS 30: COWS 81 !5dSI l'li-
.-S 81 1i6S9 -. stockcrs and feede:s. Stn >,
h,fe {, 15nSG 10. calves. Ssnslo - hLiI
pocc,pts. I 500. higher; lambs. ~ 81 = =,
v.arlineg g. 5Oq$G e.: weihers. 81 '"e>o
eT w., Loni~' Juiv 80 HOGS --Rccein.s. 100;
.,,d|, ,,i1s and lights 81 jONS3 20. mixed
aud hut.bers' 6 SJmSJ -. good ecaNy. - ~
$50 W. CATTLE Receipt. 800. steH1S
native hccf steers, 81 JOnSo 80 COWS o.. go
brlfors. s,4sg %: stockcrs and iecooIs NJ, "p
a. a. IN and Indian steers. s5ass 1p'
~ and hcifcrs. 81 joa SO 20. native caves
.C0st0 20 SHEEP Receipts. 100; htrsHY
native rnuttons 1ns, 30; lamb. s'n>' w
East Eunalo JrIy 80. -CATTf.l. Fec 'Pl,s'
100. low and STEADY VEAL er,pts' .,
active and lover At S5aSii. HOGS eccipi@
4 900. low. heayv So -0u 81 -; mixed York
err ana pigs. So a5nso %; rouShs. - -Jp
s. 80. stays. 81 to@s5 20. SHEEP Heoe'V's'
400. active and unchanged
IEc Telegraph to The Tribune. -
Louisville. July 20. SHEEP AND LAM hh
Receipts 37GI. making ll"Ji for Tour
dstF. good demand for choice lambs 'ulH
morning market tfcady; top lainbs. - -
fancy central Kentucky Lambs. -. t'c.np. :.
ns' medium aud common slow and IN
changed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-31

Became dcmorslizcd carly and prices at
the start Vfrc - to - points lower For
oicn markets were also weak. the IiaNrc
market bong practically suspended, aud
Tho only quotations received We're those on
tic curb st :; ~ - a.. which showed loss
81 s.. francs Tor tho dag. while Hamburg
closed "'.0f', pf'unigs net lower. Inc
feeling her. Uas % nervous thdt spc'hl
meeting ~ the Exchange Nd8 called AT MD
,iny and tho board ~ managers VAS ON
Powered to close th, exchange Any limo dur
ing rho ueek fhuuli conditions prove sum
cicntiy d,morsiix,d to threaten panic.
opening quotation. proved TO i' about tho
low f.oiut Of the DAY. aud M" market re'oN
cred - to ~ points on covering, hut toward
the Close foreign news was OF s'I'h IN un
favorable nature that tuer" was renewed q"
PRECISION aud prices AGAIN cascd OF ana
closed - 10 80 points net lower. Total sales
wrre III 80 bags. including large mum
her OF sv itchcs from September 10 Deem
Ier Al 80 10 - points. braAuan markets
were I'm a fcycriHh condition. With i;io %
change on London ~ sd lower ana COS,
and freight offers down from i,r 'sc. Local
srn, market weak. but with "A fair demand,
Ito = being quoted az '''c. Local contract
pTtceH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-31
No sOIrEEzE IN FUTURES.

Talk OF squeeze" IN the sugar market
as a result Of the European war scare was
not taken seriously. and Il was stated that
there Is plenty Of cuban sugar 10 go AROUND
Srot prices were reported unchanged. and
this condition prevailed In futures quota
lions for Cuban futures. basis 81 degrees
c / { New York. reported by Hopkins BROS
IS Broad st: -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-31
BUSINESS NOTICES.

MaitigIsph Lsttsr:. 800; ei;so; i,os:.
u6 Nassau. RooAi lges. Choas Beekmat Wa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-31
COTJONSEt,D OIL

Traders appear to have placed a bullfsh in
depreciation on the war news and prices we're
very steadily held. with operations, however
confined mostly 30 switches from August to
September. which gave The near months a
relatively nrmer tone than the others. and
closing quotations ranged from 10 points 10
points advance. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-31

The market was only moderately actiV
but prices were flrmcr, losing part Of tn
advance under profit taking PORK
Firm. Mess. s2tG so4 20: family. So a
500: short clear. SO Jou 81. BEEi --
stead. Mess. sl1asi1 80 family siSp
Sln: packet. SiIaSIS; extra India mess.
$50 1922. DRESSED HOGS-Stcady. Ba
40 III. 1880: pigs. t4'.c. CUT Meats
Picked bellies quiet. 10 10. 1j'sc. - 10.
l5c. IL 10. ltisc. picked hams steady {;
-. n Ice TALLOW special
90. city. &c. country. J4u6itc.
IAHD-Sttong Niddl, West. 1880
10 40c. city firm. %, n lOc. Refined.
strong. south America. ll.5Oc: 'ontin-
cut. tic; Brazil kegs i2.i0c. Compound.
Il -. AL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-31
CITY COURT.
Special rerm-Part y-scHMUcK. J.
NOTIONS

Special Ierm-toR J--oSh [" oSA>s -
MOTIONS.
C~nrribs Ia glsPipsSl 1oecoI Clancy
jackson Berger Fredericks stuAH
I,iv Sert,hI Oberws Rvr LEM Bretthoi5
Strause/Schoss Nillone/bacnneI
Friedlander/Skirt Co StrooingI eeIoenAsn
Pane,,s Iostsrrnan CltizensBli /EisenbsrH
Moneno Isalyin stern& sons Alexander
Collins Harding FTizzell Robinson
:avov/De Briel Isman/ Anderson
xii iNin,ereardsn C;oodrich/Mt States ca
FairfaX/Gerbs conn. AaoIpn
Frank Auerbaca frisch/ captain
soecial Term-Part II-SCHMUCk. j.
ET-psrte business-Defaults, 1890 a. m;
Trial Term-Parts I. II. III. Nv. v, W.
VII and VIII. Adjourned FOR term
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court--FORD. J.
Csmpb.,i fCempbell-D - Heller.
BIZ GIEGERIcH. J.
Noonan /Martin--P II Gregory.
Pulitzer/ Brownlns-H Friedman.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme COurt-GIEG j.
NJ Walter/Cathn Farrell. iAzarus'
% Ridley /Tilmil Rlty-J Farrell.
ecamen's Blk fer Sav/Gracc II Chappelle-
corn TSch BIB Moral-R Hare Powell:
Annie X Gilbert Seventh Az fildg Coz
NJ Strauss
BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Special Term--BRADY, j.
Adjourned until TUESDAY. Aug, =
Special Term for Trials-BRApf' }.
No day calendar.
Trial Term-BRADY, j.
No day calendar.
COUNTY COURT.
Special Term--0IBBS; J.
Ex-parte matters Motions.
No Jay calendar
Trial Term-GrBBS, J.
No day calendar.
sURKOCATE'S COCRT--SCHCLZ. u
No day calendar.
KINGS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
AupelIate Division. Cd Dept.-JENKS
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-03-19
Una terrible naI8jada en- las
COStaS TusaS.

Ekaterinodar Rusia, Mario IA,
Hoy perecieson mas dc mil per-
sonas EN- Ia inundaci6n do las cin-
dades de Stanitza y Achtyrskaja,.
ocasionada por una larejatia del
mar dc Az0v. La nareiada Sc
levant6 azotando Las ciudades du-
rante I'M violento huraean que
barli6 Ia Provincial de Kuban
En- Yasenkaja perceieron mas
de $50 personas que sc ahogaron
en- le inundaci6n.
Hundi6se I'm diqne en- Ia Gin
dad de Temryuk. sobre la PENN
auia de Tanau, que Sc enouen.-
ira & distancia de 90 millaa de
ssta ciudad, inundando la mayor
tarte dc la ciudad'y pereciende
ahogadas inuelias personas.
FL mar arrastr6 $50 edificios
en- Achtyrskaia.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-03-19
Fundador , Pablo Cruz,
1eInb|0rgs Y EiupCI0Res en-.
el Jap6n.
Toxic. Japon, Marco l5.

Toxic, Japon, Marco 15. III.
(, En IA prefecture dc Akita, ,fs.
Ia de Hondo, SO sueedi6 hoy uIa
fuertek temblor, que rasult6 sn Id
anuerte de varias personaa porIha
berse derrumbad0 yariag casas.
En la aldea de R0wakubl, aue
qued6 cornpleta9nelate arrninaia.
SO sucedieron Iluehas desnracias.
Los disturbios causaron graves
dafios d los ferroearriles u 1 Las.
Was de communication telegrafi-
Ca.
El yolcan Axaina Yama. a,la
esta 4 so tnillas i'll oeste de TO.
kio, ha entrado en- erupci6n. AZ
Rita es una plaza de armas sobre
la costa del Mar del Japon. Ha-
ce considerable concrete de ex-
portaei6n, espeeiallnente de arroz
La p0blaci6n de dicha eiudad es
dc 10000 habitantes.
Asama Yana es!el volcan aeti-
yo mas grande del .Jap6n. La ma
yoria de srs periodos dc aetivi-
dad sc habian resnelto en- lluyias
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-03-19
.HUERTA DICE QUE NO PAGA
RA Los GASTOS.
S'indad az Mexieo. Mergo 40.

Ciudad az Mexico, Mergo 15.
El Gobiern0 Mexieano, por con.
ducto del Encargado Americana
de Negocios, MR.. O O'Shangllne-
ssy, inforln6 hoy. al Gobierno dc
los Estados IInidos Due SO rehu-
sa & pagan los gastos erogados,
EN- ell sostenimiehto y mana en-
ci6n de los prisioiYer0s fedora
les mexicafios que se encuentran
internados en- Fort Bliss, ap0yarl-
do sa negativa en- varias 1anEorida
des internacionaleg, dc las que de
|duce que los gastos deberarl SCR
sostenidos pbr los Estados uni4
dos solanente.
La n0ta qlle trata de este astin-
to, y Ia eiial sc entreg6 all En-
cargado americana dc Negocios,
es bastante extensa.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-03-19

'remrSuk as una ciudad hist6-
RIGA que cllenta con una pobla
ei6n ds 16, 600 habitantes. en- item
pos antiques fti6 el asiento de La
lottaleza Adass.
Nota Las ciudades de Stanit-
"a, Aehtyrskaja y Yasenkaja, no
sc encuentra Ell ninssein maps, Y
de cosiguiete es probable Que sear
lugares demasiado pequefios sobre
la costa del mar do Azov. LA POI
blaci6n total de la Proyincia as-.
ciende & nm nGmero de dos milo
lies do almas, de las cuales SON
eosaeos las dos auintas parties. El
pals es en- extreme fertil en a.
duel lugar y sc cultiyan con es-
peeialidad los granos. Tambi6n
sc exnlota en grande eseala la
crfa dc ganados.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-03-19

lafo nncxioano d9 rio trajeroa 40
taeia SO cue todgs los sintohaas
qlsa Sc notafa haeSsl preastrlip alle
So stssals slngi lies
IS D lss D
81 gsere es al,au..
lsasasla,tSA aifieiI bbtefer infor..
mes 40 ses en- yiFLud BE que to-
sIs,s I0s que b0r eI caraeter
de ssfa saetivoA eaFg0s estkn
en la poe laasi de proporcio.
rlar aolieias exaetaA. han oxpedi.
tio orssenes eytrfcfa-~, se Que solo
So permits hablar cor 5los 4 fnr
so1laa que prescnten la autoriga-
ei0n respective, de inanera qHo
Sc han hecho islaccesibles 4 III. q,
riosidad piIbliea.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-03-19

Naen, Sonora Mexico, aTarzo
1G + Las tfonas Constjfucionalis.
tfls que So enyiaPpu tie Nogales
Ia0y rinditsrofa paTfe tle haber To-.
grade eiralssnyalar u apoderarse
de II partida de fcderaIes que
destruyeroi dos plientagi ferroea.
rriIeros cerea dc Cananea ayer.
I9os Jefcs Constii,scionalistas uue
'eatan en- hi frontiers sagsoran TO-
fler pr6xima n0ti8ia he IL a1ean-
eiot de log ssfIss0nerDs. 9ag6a
d iBferrae reNibido, los saleanaia-
rioa feslaFass. pafa Il fnomento
en- que flaeron eafStnvatios hal3ian
qflsmado ~ puenkes.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-03-19

do 'ceniSass olalnente, Su Ultima
gran eruption acaeei6 turante
Ilel aiio do 1878, ed que faeron
eonple pleta1aenfe destfnidas yariag
aldeas Que estaban al lado nopte
de la nlontaiia y fueron linunda-
das por Ia lava. hi crater do aa
inoltafia naide en- eircunferancia
tres ctlartos de milla.
Debido 4 La interruption de
.as eoIntinicaciones, no SIS han RE
cibidO completes datalles aeerea
del desastre. Sc eteontraron ge-
senta cadaveres en- ell diaua del
ITO Olnono, donde fueron destrui-
das 800 casas. $50 incendi6 Ia al
dea de, Kitameno.
Como resnltad0 del tenblor sa
Sc hundl6 una NINA de cobre de
4sllndamaDto Y no Sc sabe el Elm
que hayan tenido los treseientos
fnlneros que trabaiaban On ella.
Los temblores SIC sucedieron
simultaneamente & la ernpci6n
ds fueg0 del yolcan v causaron
panico en- los moradores.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-03-19

enorflaes snmas rnensuales que se
les piSsen.
Ei oosto de.la vida anlnenta s
diario de nla nanera trenaenda
v SO extiende mas y mas Ell des-
.contento, pero Ell gobierno per-
.l,ianeee alerta y las gentes temen
muchfaino manifestar abiertanien
,te s,i disgnsto.
Tres mil hombres, entire Zapa-
tistas Y pronunciados Federaias
& las 6rdenes de Enfemio Zapa-
Ita, sc llan apoderado de siete ciu
dades en 81 EstaGo de Mexico y
Fel Gohssrno hace preparativos pa
IN eiaviar una expedition que ex-
pulse 4 los zapatistas dc los pun
/ ltos de.que han iogrado apoderar-
sc.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-03-19
otro oan6n constituoionalista.

Laredo Teyas. Marzn 1g Jos
Constihicianalistas da adui han re
eibido notieia pr0cedcnte lie
Brpwnayillo, de- qlte ha arnzado
para Mafmnoros hoy I'M nueyo
canon Hotehkiss, de cipeo recae.
rnarns II pran eantidatl dc innfiis.
oio4es Asi 1nissao Sc esnera 1tie
en- seguisla sc teasportara ina
xor cantlelad dc armarneuto sie
grateso v dc regular calibre. To-
doc esioa pertrcchos de guerra
van destinadoa 4 laa fueraas Cons
titueionalisfas que ae eneuentran
aotualmente en- Matamoroa.
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VILLA tsTA DtsFOsO De PRIHCIpIAR Fl iTlOU.


III paso, Texas. Mario 16.
EI Gral villa teiegfafio hoy n
Cap. Salinas, avindop rebelde en-
80 monoplano estaba en- repara.
ci6n on Ct Jndrez, que tenga liz.
ta 81 maauina on chihuahua on
TN tertniiio de "a horns.
sSsegtlrase que de llna manera
Temporal SO fa suspendidn tn CO.
rrsda tfel tren trisemanal de elpa.
sajeros entire Jsaarez y Chihua
flua,
.t Los dos arteriorea liHchos lo To-,
man los ogicialea rebeldea de q.
sJ1arez como indieaoi0nos do atis
0i Grai. yilta eat6 alsioso p0r pri
eipiar III ataquo contra las fuer-
gas federales q,1e se eneuenarnil
fortifieadaa HD T'orra6fag
FL aral Angeles. esperto artis
Hero qt1a ayer gali6 de aquf con
rstulba q Ghihuahma, ge tiiee Que
ae detnyo aolamente Io aufieiente
para oonfcreneiar con yiila, proe
aigniendo sn avance SIN tlilaci6n
En los efrellos nficiaiea, aai 60
mo entire los correspondence de la
prenaa AaOelAda en Csihuahua,
50 niegan Ios islferTnes roeerenteg
4 gransee l,aeallas. heehoa osrou
A Z i . y II .
iaf en los 6tflfnea diea
se tstyo aenoeimIaHto de qua 81
tsaslsa fsrFosagrllero entire gagle
raAs y ToFFs6p psfmansee abisg
~ t0aNvjg onyo llsoho, seg6a
orJiSlan loa farsilefoa. lfsfli.
81 spis ito IS han atseealssp eOsa
bstea 10 ifnpostanola frenes + 10
rre6sa an eatoa 0itlnos sIiaa.
IA censuya que 10 inaugur6 Il.
gar en los despachos teIegrafIeos,
eissdaee mas bien, aegtin NJ air..
naa. 8 q cantidad y no 6 Ia calI-
Aad.da loa nenakies de los eorrea
poTsaales, pnea af vista deiqna Ii
6ai9a lines Sc oornstnloaei6n t0le
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-03-19
Villa Salld de Chihuahua para iniciar
eI ataque contra TOTIelIE

,Tu6rea, Mexico, Mario IL
Sc han publieado notieias forsna
les references i que el lsra Vi.
liz ssI S Ia sa ~ d.
cen ass y
90 raso, Tex 3 4
so sgas BE reeibieron n0tl-A
elas aA asia eI GraI. villa ha sa.
lido do ghihuahsta c hoy con sI fin
do ponarse III franse dc sua tro-
pas para inieiar Ell ataueae de iros
rra6n. Ea oongnra Sc higo coma.
pletaalente prohibitiya de lana mr.
nera repentina Y los ofieiales de
cindad Juareg se han negado &
ponerse en communication con los
agentes de la prensa Los ameri-
caf1os que sicnen negocios eD Ell
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-03-19
L0s Amfricanos forzados al servi

Asals AAfllETlCail0s 1or2uftoS al sEFVir
oiO.
jean Joandoc, eindadano arns-
rica1o qsse 8eaba ,le ser puesso eu
libFasad essgl,ses he falser Dersna
sIgl sgo duraate aIgu1ing
lssg I'd
8sle yarips cagos en- que los eImsla-
danDs anerican0s SIC tOf6ara pri-.
sioneros Y se les obIiga Il filgro.
sar 4 las fiias iiuertistas Oh cali,
dad he soltiad0s. Esta sIeclara-
cisin ha ssryido para confirmar
los informes del Encargado Anne
rieano dc Negoeios, Mr.. O'shaug
hnessy, qnien dijo teuer notieia
de mas de veineicinco casos ,le
selnejantc natrraleza, no obstnn.
te qtre en- niein ease sc iiabfa re-
.lfisndo el Hobie1Tso Mexicano 4
p0ner eI lihertad de las filas 4
los ciudadanos amerioanos cnan.
do asi So sniieitaba.
Joandoc die nlle hahia aido
arrestada en- Mexicalli, precisa
tneute finnte 4 Galfxieo, f'aiifor.
.nia. q fe de- septiembre de 1915
Habfa pasade ae DaseO Il Mexicn-
Hi. cnando casp IN nanos ae dos
federales