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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-08
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Transfers-Tipu- George " Maxwell.
-S'a 20 esth: 'serEts} Charles ar ~, ON
tntlIunD william !. Mis-. 153d 70 lffth. as
station house attendant. Edward J. @ BiieR'
le-d % l~h. 20 clerical e1iy !osep9i -
g. Uoody. 4th J. i 70 l4st1 pct. Maurice
J. Dobson, 4th r. y. 20 18TH pct. Joseph
7. I-rianeis. ath J. u 20 3sth pct. James =.
MrGannou Commissioner Ohice 10 olst
Temporary Assignments -1degts. Vita N
:. McGrath. eNh. 10 comma no ls'h' ~ oa!t
from August :. p ron r. Seckctt 2sth PCT
30 sfh o. n % DAYS. from July .. haries
q. Mesd nth and Maurice Harmon. ~ Do
20 TraNic and Marine Divisions inyestigdt %
ing prot ptlmn. - DAYS. from July ;;
lanes VI Wheelwrigh;. 18th. 70 comma 10 n
-t0th. - DAYS. from August II: Fhihp
clifford. @s5th. - Traffic and Marine lu-
siOns. Investigating prob. ptimn.. ~ Gay D.
FROM JULY l. 1914. Srgt. Joseph l.. "
10. :. 10 DAYS. from July ?: Acting. bet.
Bureau 10 y. As O.. Bronx County.
days from July 4. Ptlun. John J. ne MAJ
tiro. sth. ard Frank May. 5sth 20 ID ! p,
lander. 18Th. Max Lowe and Nathan Whit
man. l5in. 10 lst J. d. 10 days, from July
Q. Dennis J. O'HanlOn, 20. stephen y.
20 an J. D.. 10 DAYS. from July :; Thomas
r. Randall Slst. 20 e. O.. n Special squad
so o 80 days, from july :; David katZ'
sath. 70 STU ! n. 10 days. from July Z,
s|N =
u.visions. clerical duty 80 days. from July
H. George VI Bnaffer. 27Sth. TO i@,h l. L.,
10 days. from July =. 40,
To Detective Bureau-W. J. Blanch. 20,
10 davs from july 10. {. VI. Eason, l4Nth.
and r. : Weber 16Sth ~ deys from July
10. = Eohoe and c. A. Harden. 21Nh' >
0svs from July :. 70 n a. o. queens: l.
My~rav. 27sth. J. p Hopkins 27sih. and /.
Mine6eim. 2S3d. all for 10 DAYS rom July
IA. ~ / TJsCnev. 4th: W. Corbitt. 3lst: 9.
p Afrrtavue 3sth and Y. W. Miller. 6stn.
All Tor 10 DAYS from July II.
To pie;r Z Attorneys once y. Y. Co
= = Gornprrs 17th. J. }. NJ Manus. &lst;
n sor,rners 18th. and A. Snydecker, 10oth'
for DAYS from July ~ y
duty in special squai. 10 DAYS rom July ~ lo'
proh ptrlmn. ! Dalton. Both. 20 Oct. b4r'
Leaves with full pay)-Cspts. W. IL
scobIr. 18Th. . days from July IA. d. i.
O'Connor. 18th. 20 DAYS from AUG. = rat
.flct, Corcoran. 2QOth. % DAYS from AUG. ll'
pu-nn J. g. Kirk and ". II. Mccarthy
som 4 DAYS from july =. without pay -
rteuf H. e. Moger. 185th, day from july
4 Ptlmn r. r. Irwin. Jr. J1th, day from
July T: v. r. Raynor, 1850 ] CAV ron
Iulv . g. T Webster. l44th, I DAY from
fri, 4. ] A. Cody. 14sth. DAY from July ..
Application for Pull Pay Approved-Ptlnn
n T. Lester. e76th. May 10 May ;. 1914
on sick port.
Granted Hull Pay on Sick Report-Pumn.
Frederick schacfer. 3lst. June i 20 June
o.. a. 4 Montague ssh. Juns % % july
/. Gustav Thomson. 3sth. June u 20 June
-: Thomas Hackett. 40th. June u 10
June &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-08
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records OF the
Last Twenty four Hours.

On~iai Record and For.cast.-WsshinS-
ter jay The storm that was on the
middle Atlantic coss, Tuesday night passed
rsrth % ne r. Lawrence valley. and Las
e.ririyhsq greatly IN Intensity. n caused
genera storyeTr in fhe middle Atlantic ara
fse England states. and Strong. shliltns
Nirds Or tie Sew England cosSt. nnO~s.
sfs slso reported from tie south Nt.s"ii,
slss, sna from yiaely scattered pa,ts OF
- Nissiszippi faiisT and ths IsDShy
zsgnfain region. Temperature have iAlifn
ssrsi1efa5fy DO The upper lake region ara
have risen IN tie Tar Northwest M'o-
rae temperatures FOR The season con'lhes
.r fhe Atlantic states. while the weather .
fffs warm IN fhs lover Ohio ana mt1cis
t.sslasiDpf valleys and Tennessee. IhS ~
slcsfi0Ds are hat TIE weather VII - part
u cloudy With local OWors We0nes1aJ
ss1 Thors1sT IN the east CUT South ~,
gfis AMI nnieNis Atlantic states. ana
Yt<nss1aT IN the north Atlantic states
. sfheg parts - the country mo weather
~ - generally fair WecnssHAv she
'srslsy, Temperatures viii De s0fnrNhA,
gsf Vfdnes1sy over tie south portion ~
rsTon ~ ne Great Lakes. the ohio
ley and Tsrnssses. while noooerAis tern
tstgrss for tie ssssDn Will pfsvsu gen
.tly % OfHsy paris OF fhs country Ssst
4 ihs Hos<1 Mountains during WedneSdsy
.Ninss Tor v.sn.sas7 ara Thgrsasy--
tTfh Atlantic. moderate. variable. mostly
.sthsssi mi1sis Atlantic. moderate
ssft COLI nzbt - rno1erats variable
.vttf lakes fnSdersfs. yaTlsbis. becoming
.TihsrY, isNsf Iakss. ms6srsis north
w. fssept ysfisSi@ On Superior
r"'ssss fgr special Lseslities.--Eastsrn
~ ,srk, isesi showers to-day toner
psrtly slossy.
Ss~x ssv Yens ana wssssrn rsnnsys'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-08

haitian. SIS. 900: W II Tobel. 10 z. ifth st.
y. y. :. Lolel. J. IObel. \. y.
g. A Harris & Co. Manhattan. stocks.
bonds. $50 0O0. g.. H. Harris. 1G4 Martense a.. .
Brooklyn. c. g skinner. r. = Matthew
-. y.
New Lots Cooperative Pasteurizins Co..
Brooklyn. s4 90. r. Rubinofsky, Workman
az. and LAnvood St. Brooklyn: Esther Blum.
J. Mantei Brooklyn.
Frelman- Franklin Costume Co. Manhat-
tan. 81 900 J. y Reinhardt 81 Broadway,
y. Y A II. Franklin ". FREEMAN. y. Y.
Frank p. Msloney CO.. Manhattan. general
soda fountain. $4,000, T. b. Maloney, 10
18th st. Brooklyn, J. A. Dibber. NJ. l.
Gsbler. Brooklyn
Wvonhav Holding Co. brooklyn: realty;
SO 100. Rachel Melnick 3ls r. sth st, y 7;
Annie Topp I. Topp. Brooklyn.
International case Co. Manhattan: iewelry
boxes; SO 600. y. Cohn. 700 Lafayette av.'
BrQok.yr Reckie Cohn q Gertler. Prooklyn.
The Walker Baylis Co. Manhattan. adver-
Using $4,000: j.. s Walker 40 ". led ST.,
y Y; W. Bayls. S. McIAnahan. y. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-08
Textile and Trade Notes.

Importers of dress linens arc en-
couraged as TO future business, large
orders having been placed for this
class OF goods for spring, 1915. IL IS
so apparent that the cheap. fimsy cot
ton and silk texture fabrics have been
such failure that importers have now
appraised the trend of trade. 90 the
return Of dress linens. and are placing
orders IN sufficient quantities TO sup
ply the expected demand.
The demand for black and white
stripes still holds good in the silk
trade. and ribbon manufacturers think
there is a good chance for these pat
terms for another season.
Mr.. Franken, Of Franken & Frank, OF
Fifth av.. returned from Europe on
Friday. bringing new ideas and novel
ties. He is full of optimism as to the
future of trade. and predicts boom IN
business for the coming fall.
II. W. Peters. recently with the
Fair Company. Cincinnati. rs buyer,
has now Joined the John Shilllto
Company, with Offices at 432 Fourth av.
Final figures on the export OF ra"
silk from Yokohama during the season
which ended June 80 show that there
was total shipment Of 20I.230 bales.
1880 OF this coming 10 America and
81 800 20 Europe. The season before
the export TO this country was l29J0O
bales and TO Europe $1,000 bales.
Imports of wool cloths for SIX
months from January ] TO June = at
this port amounted 10 $ll ,0sb,Ooo,
compared with s2,25o,00o last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-08
BUSINESS REVERSES

KURTZ & WECHSLER, hair goods,
lOs Spring ST. also June Waist Com
pany).- Judge Hand granted discharge.
Liabilities, S23.66s.
HUDSON RIVER PLUMBING SUP
PLY COMPANY, Newburgh.- Schedules
show liabilities. sl7.136; assets, $l7,-
53l. Creditors include Columbia Trust
Company, $500; Somerville, y. j.,
Iron Works. sl,l09.
JOHN MONAGHAN, 1912 Morris av,
Bronx, filed petition with liabilities,
$1,000; no assets. Northern Bank is
creditor for $1,000.
AMOUNTS UNDER $4,000.
SIMON BLATT, wholesale furs, 1913
9th av., filed schedules with Liabilities,
s7,l9S: assets, $4,042.
BARNETT & KELENS0N, furs, 46
East 10th ST., filed schedules with la
abilities, S2,s4s; assets, s2,1S7.
NJ g. J. Michel, jewelry, 276 9th av.-
Petition filed by d. Lisner e. Co., 1884;
f. e. ]. Bass, $s7; {. Wolfson Co.,
CENTURY BoTTLING WORKS OF
NEW YORK Aaron Wolpert), 800
Grand st.-Petition fled By Frank
Brewery for $3.50
WRIGHT e. GELS, grocers, 52i Am
sterdam ay.-P Petition filed by Gerson
Neuwirth, $40; Justine Rubssm, $3.50;
Henry Bsrgfred, $3.50. Liabilities, over
$4,000.
PHILIP HOLTZ, furnishing goods,
New Rochelle. Petition filed by ". A.
Friedman g. Bro, S93; X. Siegel g.
Son, Sill; Harry osterman, $40, and
others.
REVERE MARKET. INC, Peekskill.
filed petition with liabilities, s2,l22;
assets, $3.50.
JAMES +. THOMPSON. carpenter,
Peekskill, filed petition with liabilities,
1896; assets, S32.
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
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INCORPORATED AT ALBANY


.u,an~. July 7-Girsrd Boulevard Corp
Kenmore. realty: 81 600 r. b. Eb"In1Tf'
Kenmore. q. Y. Eberhardt. l. *. Lberhlffi
pgbncity clock @. Manhattan: Ss5 ooo
e ROsr. III Broadway. =. 2. J. L. Barr
o. D. weiss -. ?.
Commons saith Fruit Products Corp. Nan
haitian. $1,000. W. T. Burns. lW 9Th ay. y
s.. " a. Walsh. y J.. +. T.. stockelbach.
Detroit .,--,
,a1 go A. Miller fJs WcS' End sv.. y. Y.
~ Bser :. Abramsoa. n. Y.
Fr,oire CUTLERY CO. Manhaitnn: 80. 900. y.
stein' 81 Psrk Av.. newark. y. j.: j. -.
y 49, vim 20. Manhattan. $1,000. O. n
gorrf 20 g. an r.. y r.. r. r Reeve.
B,oosiyn. O. Q. Ray. -. Y.
gsrsusil ward q CO. Manhattan. realiy
A. 90 - 81 COIN 20 BfpadHo.. y. Y.
y GolabfrF. T. Rich. ~. =
Erisao ~. Mauhs ,ian.. ressi,y q 90 r = !.
,,as'.if,r y q Craig. Rutherford. = =
H q II. Hslt %. Manhattan $1,000 q
copstein. y Hslser ~ ~ - = D. ''''
m. ar.st Western Furnitur. Corp Man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-08

ALBANY-T L Anke- CO; r L Anker. ladies'
ready-to-Wear. Wdllich.
BALTIMORE-Blumberg Bros & Co: A Blum
berg. ci0aks. suits. white goods and under
ar. g. Leonard st.
BoSTON-W n A Bacon; W Walters. la
dies reaay-to-wear. Miss Rice. ladies' 10
siery and underwear: 81 Union So.
BCSTON-W Filenes Sons CO. Miss Mur-
ply. infants dresses: r Phillips. coats and
bathing suits basement; II Levy. waists,
Observation-Disclosures Co: Mrs W II Francis.
infants wear. s. White 81
BOSIoN-Giichrist Co. Coos muslin
underwear. etc: % White 81
BOSrON-Jordan. Marsh Co: Mr. Morrison.
hosiery; 81 Union "a.
BOsTON-w Filene's sons 60: Mrs Mrlik.n.
infants haberda sherry. Miss y Jones In
fanis' cans. Miss J Grfhen ladies' WAISTS:
Miss PecK. misses underwear and kinonos
a SHERMAN. skirts. 4 . smith. corsefs.
petticosts. infants and children's coats; lls
CLEVELAND-w TAYLOR. Son & Co. Miss
Bender ladies furn goods. 81 Leon
COLUMBUs.> O-Morehous.. Martens
co. 9 j. Mas. ladies' resdy-to-eear: 80
" 33d st
DETROIT-Klne Garment Co: Miss j
sharp. waists Jobs % Madison av.
DFTEOTT-Crowlcy. Miner 4 Co. Miss 2
Mfl-r Jobs waists: % W I'd 81
DOUGLAS. ARlZ-L-vy Bros: Levy, la
aies ready-to-V wear. 10 9th sv.
JACKSONNIILE-Coh Bros. Miss 7. Ca
hauuis waists and suits: 80 9TH av.
KANSAS city, Kessel. millinery and la
dies ready wear. II r Goth 81
MiIULETCWN. CONN., WrtIhel, ladies'
ready tc-wCar. BrozteU
NASHVILLE Il Jonas 4 CO. Jonas. cloaks
ana suits. 81 BVay
NEW MISUNDERSTANDING = Robinson
J. X Young, ladies' ready-to-wear; -
Spring.
OGDEN. Utah. scovcratt Sons 60: W
Douglas ladies' hosiery ssd underwear. .Ss
Church -
PTILADELPHIA-Bed Mack. la
dies ready 10 wear. Claridte
erts. corsets and muslin underwear; "
"a 81
SAN F'RANCISCO-City OF Paris y O Co;
Miss Jonas. cloaks. suits and chiidrens
SAN FRASC1SCO-Haie Bros: Miss l.
Gorstbachcr. waists: % Union Sc.
SAN FRANCISCO - Hale Bros. Miss !
tucker. ladies' furnishing goods. 90 Union
san TT ANCISCO-kraEeu =. ! Krsgen. la
dies ready 80 wear; Wellington
SAN JOSE. Gallo \ Hale 4 Co: 4 j.
IIOque, ladies' ready 10 wear corsets. mil
linery. ct. % Union So.
ST LOUIS Rice. Silk DrygoodE Co. 7 Cohen
silk dresses and suits for fall. 81 Bvay.
SYRACUSE. y N-Dey BIOS 60. 4 Rus
sell. ladies' ready TO wear; 20 5th av'
Park Avenue.
WORCESTER Mass Denholm & Mckay
co. L J. Hill. ladies' ready-to-~esr.
Walker 81
YOUNGSTOWN. OHIO-G NJ McKelvey &
90; y Sheets. ladies' ready-to-wear:
So " SD 81
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Allen Edgar-Nev York Telephone CO..
Si3S 81
American Ba,inet,e and Baby Carriage Co
G J. Lei'ch. $40 -
Brown. Daniei-Peopie OF Stat. OF New York.
Boari OF Education n City OF New York
A. u. Ststson. s. SO 81.
Bell. Frank-W Bean. 81 SOC a.
Bsnchi Giovanni and Nincenzo 1lquori-
People ~ State OF Now York. 81 900.
Coon. Louis-R. J Hckson. S2S7 90.
Cohen. lds-Pheoll MIG %. 1919 -.
Fgan. Michael. Forinsn. S23s 81.
IckeL JIlius-T Wolf r. al. sl34 9S
Frank. Marie ond Abraham NJ C. Kahn ct
al. trustees. 81. jal 90.
Harrington. Chss. L.-F. f. Boehmok. ct al.
Frank. Emil-A. andre e. al 5000 81.
Galgano James Barney Mufucci and David
". Calyary-F. & NJ. schae1er Brewing
Gar1n'Sie. Cha,-H. white. ss2s GO.
Gennerich. Henry VIZ. c. Turnbull. eIr..
ciimcTT Fireproonng co.-MoDerno,t & Hani-
Hamburrer. Barnett. NJ Rosenberg
hammer. A5raham-L. Levin. 1924 o..
Herscher. SAMUEL. Groetzinger 81 al
Hsrzis' simon II Joseph. eHr. s2as7 10.
Jacots. Charles Peiton z. \. BlaTdot e. a..
sl9l o. . -,
Ahrab,m Kuprerschn1idt ami Louis r.
Samuris p IT. Hassol $500 Gs.
Liberlnan Dairy COL Layaiee. -" 20
evine. Jacob. cohen. s@n3 40
Iesce. Gaetano--P. pastene Co. Inc
Ne-se. Edward. Felix II. Moyse; Joseeh I.
Movse and Hugh +. McElroy VI. J. Roth-
us,,gi,a1o Nicola and Rom-F. NJ.
scbaefer Brewing c.. $40 80 80
Naiyin. samuel-Bdnh OF United states. s2.-
=, 80 o-', National Discount Co.
MN az 90 jaime. w SAMSON; sl2e -
rational In,ole Gov. T. r. Rouque'te'
oidek ~ u.rris-M. Rubin. Nlc g.
prnneu J Frederick--T-mple Malleaole Iron
ana steel Co So s, ., ,,os 6
Paulsen. Emil-Church f. Gates a CO.
po 'ie Eila-H A. Flurscheim ct al $3.50 10.
richardson. G. Dexter-R. /. johnston
1870 ,y sI Wolff. Monne,s 81 al. sos =.
povIc Francis Pirit-s. l.. Pakas. vs. a.
5, srs. Judah H-John Wanarn"Aer' Ne"
ss,nsLy Morri-H. A1.lrod. i2soh.
s1iyerriau. Harry. Samuel ana Yetta-J. u.
G. ONE ''s smon-n C. Blancse. ,77s 81
snedeker. Theo. Nh L. Ia Bon 81 al
e,',,,,,,,d charles A.-C. 9 " First. 500 II.
Turner. Walter r-Brooklyn isrnish Manu-
vat,ide Inn Operating Co.-H. Abrandt jr..
,iO7 Il a.. H..
uorkman's Educational ASH Of the bor-
ough Of The Bronx-W. Frost treasurer
whitman co Thomas ADDS 1mmst Realty
Co i3i7 r.. ,, O.
whltmore. y. Thsmas-H. 7. Hsgamsn. w.
-,,so,'.o,, Arthur-U. s. Eubtr Co. s.si o.
willard r Augustus--Gem Realty Co.
Nu' ,,,t., " g Itoveu Of al SIS ST.
~, Str,turv lawrence y. Peal 81 al.
v,hyrer rlor-ncs n. and Frank H.-A
v.lrnsr NIiiing 90 y. Ieono, Itch. 'e9 ~.
whitney. charles MA. Berg. f,Sc5 ~.
The Bronx.
Arnold. raul-Ccorse =. Wagner Co. me-
ssls -
Isear Abraham and Never. and titar Realty
Co. Hudson Woodworking Co. INV.
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

r~,.-sas.u. July :. y rn--Oscar II 'Dan)'
~ -c-l< ia Cshris-iansand.
ilv.-poel. July :. 2 ? m-Aquitania 'Sr'' New
T1-i "a Fishgusr1 m
re.,s-dsrn July b-Drumisnrir (br. Nev
49, e,d Norfolk via Antwerp; New horH
r-,,-.@s farbn View Yori,.
f,-eon J,,', M nneapoiis CBr), New YORK
I,.Vsrp. July 2. 1910 p rn-Zesland teeis)'
Ps,-.s Juiv 7-Pannonia OBJ. New YORK
Yo.oTs-ns. July e-Royal Prince ODD Ne"
Ysrk ia Hong Kong. etc.
SAILED.
a. y.,a se-Buenos Aires tspan) ufo"
81, ,,.o ne zo@Patr4s Greek New YORK.
9srsrr Jriv Esstsuma (BD orom toHo-
hsroa efci. New YORK. ~,
szrtc- rglr G-CAi!fOruisn, New J orh IN,
fssnKs,i July 6-Muncaster East'e 'D''
,frsra Yokohanna. suJ. New Yofk. ,..o,,
G hrsifsr. July 2. noOn-CtonlA NbD 'i'''4
Nap'sf1. Kew York. -,
sg-re yuiv 7-saxsniA CBro. New iorH;;o
3srra1z July :. , a m-BsTmpai@n 'D'''
Passed.
'srlns July s-Dcnb.Th Han Cbo' "~"4e
Colombo for View YORK. 49,. ro-k
Tntns, Jaiy 7-Chicago City ODD Ne" a0'A
tor yflstcl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-08
ARRIT Ed

s,.ans-s san Juan. Ponce Juno -. Maya
gus- q. aud san Juan July :. 20 tne Ne"
YORK and Porto Rico Sa 90, with IS pass
,nssrs mails and NOSE. Bsr. J.4s IN.
Tinted states Dam, Copenh ageh Juhe >
All Christiansand g. 70 lunch Eye * 20.
n ~ b. f-st. n second cabin aud IL steerag-
passengers. mails and mdse Bar. lo'os m;
psstores DO Port Iiinon juno ~ am
a. ro7 Tllv :. 20 the United Fruit 60. Win
= gers, malls and mdse. Bar 90
Fs-e-'srs CBsls). Antwerp and Dove Jun.
Oh. - Hed star Line. with y nrst -
e.,rl cabin and 60 Storage passengers ana
s...i.ro Gue.n,. Msnzanilo June Is and
f-..-frc-4s Tvlv J. 10 the New York ana
D-fl sian IS 20 With mdse. Bar. - ? m.
Vastmoor tBrl, Genoa June : Leghooh :,
4. .s---l II. Palermo r. and Algiers 20. 20
SIMPSON STence < 4oung. Win inese' hAi'
H -, A. vi,
a. c1fs Mail S co. With 80 passenger
nails and i1dse. Bar. --S9 . m
f.-r 90 Columbus Savannah July :, 20 the
o.eaa So 20. with passengers and indse.
..--eq.a. P-unsVick. 20 the MALLORY SIS
CO., sim passengers and mdse- Quarantine
rss,a-,. SABINE June e. 70 the Standard
z 10 with ndse. Quarantine. % n
Mama Wsfa Baltimore. 70 the New fork
.1G Rsitiruoro Transportation 60, with mdss.
I a T4ai5es Jscksohvius July and Charles.
sno ~rSse Quarantine, 90 = NJ. ..,-.,-
Atrs4,.fr CITY. Atlantic city. 20 the Auantic
80 T-srgportatlon 60. with ndse. sandy
Hook. 90 2 m. ..,.. -,,,. N
- can Jusu July . % the Bull lnsuiar
.in. with rndss. Ear. : m.
Tvi.r. Newport News and Norfolk, 20 tns
on Dominion Sc CO. With passengers anu
ra5s.. Quarantine. : % = n. 20
pA-z T.itei Friedrich Ger. colon June =.
- the Hamburg American Line. with pssssn,
s.-s and mdse or the Highlands az SO
sandy Hook. July :. ESQ ? na-Wind
-s--: fnodera.s breeze. cloudy. moderate
SAILED.
e..sue-. Vats-land Po'sdar7 Dutch. ROY
..-Ss-5- Lcronrrirz Wilhelm (Jsr. Bremen;
Wsfgrsl m. Perth Anboy: Genesee Sbrl.
s-onmo1tr. Payo Port Arthur. Posillpo
If'sD Galveston. Mohawk. Chsriestown ana
rs~ksouVfie.
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kiolar. Louis T. - lesser - al $3.50 Al
f.cse IOuIs-W r. Apnlehy; s. lsj g..
Sane-S5mc. s. col 81.
I4n-uise Nicholas Berger MIG Co 800 l5.
M~Laugh r., Thomas w. r. ArPleby
?. 80 a.
Same-Same. g. 10i -.
S.hwoarcr. Anthony. = A. Ebert. so SIS.
Shapiro. Iarob-Natsral Plumbing supply
&C.,. s3i g..
s. iosenh's Institute for the Improved In
struction Of Deaf Mutes-G. II. o shea
s-a3if64
Worth Charles &c ". Storm % a.
81 o.
Villains. Eleanors Nd. e. Hanted. ST.
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
Manhattan.

TIE first name IL that OF the Debtor. the
secold that o. the creditor, and ds;e when
Judgment was fled
Barton. VI. A. Underhiil. April 81. 1914:
Sioj ~
Bronx Taxicab Co and II. HHI-J. Peterson
APRIL 80. 1914. 500
Fries Il. I'D. T.. : Coleman: March Is
1914. slOl 81
Fel imam. II.--G. Becker e, a.! Oct. o. 1914
Sa34 a..
Filih Avenue Coach Co.-B. Mulvey: June
-. 1914. 500
Goldau. $ 90. Rhodes ct al. June 4, 1914;
S7.S7s79
Leach q and =. II. Hoarland. e1r.-H. ".
BAIRD. June -. 1914: $3.50 as
Latin. IN Fine. June 8. 1910: s.. 500 rs.
New York Consolidated Railroad Co-N
GershanoT by gin. June - 1914. $3.50
Nlchlish. il. r. Dufy CO.. March y. 1911;
Si3g -.
Naaron1b. ). T.-Gass & Perry: May -.
1913. $50 y
same Bristol Realty Co: May &c. 1918.
sou1oh. Hecky-M r. Fin,eisteln: May =
1900. s2sf 49,
The Bronx.
elmer. r. View Ame'cr.am Casualty
Co: March 81. 1919. $40 H.
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FIRE RECORD.

- IN front Of 1913 stebbins az. Edison
COZ trifing
slight
It.0--gn Henry e.. zgckerman; irfins.
IN ~ .-..,-
v.la-fii West ga ST.. Or shears. trining.
s.L,-lOg Crosbv st.. Unique Paper Box Com
pany. 81 go.
s.aD-iia ms Broadway. Kent Brodis. ui-
is.2e-iz7 Greene st.. p. J stork & Co. 5000
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-An idea, Who can think OF sons
sifnple thing to patent? Protect your ideas.
they may bring you wealth. Write for
~ -.drd inventions and How To Get Your
Patent ami You Money" Randolph Il Com
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The hlm business slJ weekly guarsntced
experience unnecessary. must be active. Adj
dress e.. Box l. Tribune once.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT..

Fined-Lieuf. James A. McKievsr. Eng
~ Violation Of section in3. 10 days' pay.
Jransfers-Ideut Eusehius Murphy Eng
7S 20 Eng. 80: Lieut.. Daniel A. Sullivan,
40 ] Eng 30 % Eng. 70.
Leaves without pay)-Flreman Jacob ".
x teI-en Ing. a. 90 hours: Fireman James
:, canton Eng g. - hours.
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWs of the World

Vsnis. partly cloudy and not quite SO warm
to-day tomorrow, probably fair
southern New England. partly cloudy to-
osy' probably show ers tonight or to-mor-
row
New Jersey. Eastern Pennsylvania
N"tthern New England Delaware. Maryland.
ne District 81 Columbia and Virginia. partls
c.'Gdy to-day. probably followed by local
showers tonight or tomorrow.
Local Official Record.--The following Of
fcial record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes in the temperature for
the last twenty four hours. in comparison
with the corresponding date OF last year:
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Drycoods. Etc.

BIRMINGHAM ALA-L Pisitz: dry goods
ana CARPETS. lisl Bvsy. YORK.
bnFFALO-ClaVSon & Wilson Co: II p
lscn' white goods and linens: IS IVES,
BUFFALO, y Adam Co. Sullivan.
comestics. fannels and blankets. 3 z Bur
iitnsame' linens end white goods; 2li Church
BUFFALO-snclair. Rooney Co: c Van
=, iassei silks and ribbons. eci Bway.
wash goods. Pa Church 81
CHlCAGO-J = Farrell Co: 2 o Stretch, silks
and Yelvets. - Leonard 81
cHlCAGo-L & NJ Frank; " Frank dry
CHlcAGO--F Desssuer & co. Dessau.r.
drygoods and furn goods. Voodstoc k.
CbICAGO-Carson. Prize. Scott & Co: "
Robertson. wash goods: Nr Wood. wash
goods. rs Worth 81.
CINCfNNATI--J A Psls; tie silks: wallick.
ClNClNNAT1-Reins & Mess. L Meiss.
white goods. linens and ladies' resdy-to-
CINcINNATI-s Ach Co: NJ Ach. Ach
J. Acn silks, velvets. ribbons and millinery:
81 BVay.
CLEVELAND-C1avson & wilson Co; II A
Thompson. white goods ana linens. Is West
Sd 81.
DANvILLE. n.I-Emery = C Co; =
Emery. dry goods go Church 50.
FRESNO. GALE Gottschsik Co; 2 Gott-
schalk. dry goods. ll6 " ed 81.
GALNESTON-Mistrat & AGone. Il @ Lyon.
dress GOODS. white goods, silks, etc. 800
EAPOTIS-Brs dshaw Bros: " An
dersou. silks and velvets: 81 Bway.
NASH NILLE-L Jonas e. CO. Hirsch. silks,
vclvets and ribbons; SCI Bwav.
PiTTsFTELD. MASS-M A Jones. dry goods
Herald square
PITTS BURGH-kolb Bros. Hulsman Co: g
l. kolb silks. velvets, ribbons and NIL
linery. C1aridRe.
RoCHEsTEE-Micha.is. Stern & CO; H 81
stern. J Michaels. wooens: 80 9th av.
ROCHESTER-Hickev. Freeman Co. c
Paisley. woollens; 200 9TH av.
SAN FRANCISCO-Moore Watson y q Co,
J Watson. cotton piece goods. - Leonard
st
ST PACI1-Kennety. Mcleod. Macarthur Co.
l. " Girard. mdse manager: A Lang
hoiz. dress goods J II Driesseu. silks; Il
r I'd -.
ST LoUIS-Msysr = Frank Nickerson Co, J
Frank tie silks. hermitage
TROY Dlngman 60: Dingnan,
piece goods: Park Avenue.
WILMINGTON. DEL - Delaware Notion
House l. Topkis. white goods. hosiery no
tions. Iacrs. etc: i05 Grand ct
WORCESTER MASS-Jasper Bros; VI Jas
per. woollens. Arlington.
YOT NGSTOWN. OTfIO-G NJ NcKelv.y 4
Co: r 7 Thompson. domestics, linens End
h1nnels: Miss Connolly. dress goods and
silks: 80 Church 81.
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Highest temperature yesterday. So Get
p. M. low est. - cat 1 a. M: average.
81, average for corresponding date last
year. So. average FOR corresponding date
last thirty-three years 70.
Local FOrecast.-Local showers today:
partly cloudy tomorrow. moderate south
and southwest winds.
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WIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

n. Olympic. reported as so miles east OF
s,,dv Hook a. 10 = m yesterday. is expected
T., Io,k THIS forenoon.
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INSTRUCTION.
NEW YORK-Ma nhattan.

THE RTRITrz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
Madison Squar. q. i22 Broadway.
Harlem Branch. 5l3 Lsnox Az. near i27th ST.
rfooklyn Branch. 1870 Livingston 81.
Reduced summer hates Now In Force.
SCHOOL OF GYMNASTICS and MASSAGE.
~ L. seth Theoretical. practical instruc-
ton: diploma: hospital training.