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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-16
AMERICANS ELL WESTBOUND LINERS

Martin. Mrs. H. l.. Martin. Mrs. I, \.
Martyr. h. :. May. Mrs May. David May
Mrs May W Biges Mayors. Il. +. McCnes-
ney, Mrs McChesuey. the Eet. saInlei NJ
comb. Dr. A. McCIllagh. Mrs. Muccullagh'
George McFadden, NcGOyeru J. Mcklobihg'
j. ". Mckinnou. l. q. MlPherson' l.. -
McVitty. Mrs. McNitty. Dr. ~ {; Mead Ms Ni,i
iilsen. Nj. H. Miller. Or. C. w. Mills, Miss
4. l.. Mills Count James Minotto, Mfs, -
II. Moore. Miss Ellen Moore, j. = M1,Ils'
Mrs. Morris Harley, j. Morrison. Mrs Nor
rison. X MurchesoE, Dr. j. Murleess' hrs'
Murleess Miss " Murlecss.
Miss \. q. Naylor. James s. Newhall, MIS-
Newhall. Miss Dorothy Nicol. L" NlsseH'
Mrs Nlssen. Mrs. Annabele Motley hFs' %
Mrs. Adolph 5. ochs. Miss Iphigenie ochs
and maid. Ausel OppcuheiiH, Mrs. open
helm. Henry Oppenheimer Mrs. OppeuhelIheE
W. H. Park Mrs. Park NJ {. Fsrsohs'
Mrs Henry L. Patterson. Mrs l.. p. rat
terson. II. J. Patterson. Mrs. Patterson s,Is'
4. Pearson PEBBLES, Dr. y. -; Tei'o'i, e.; ~;
Miss Helen Pelton Miss Frances Philips, g.
r.. Phipps. Mrs. Phipps. Mrs. J. :. PitrettG
Plat Miss l.. G. Poorc. Mrs. Potter Dahlei
Protheroe. Miss Helen ProtheToe. -.,-.
Dr. Rainey Mrs. Rsiney. DR.. W. RawlinGs'
G. W. Raynes. A. +. Raynes. Arthur hes,
don John Resrdon. Frank Reardon' ~. "
Reid. Mrs. Reid. Miss Ruth c. Reid Charles
4 Reed Dr. A. W. Reggie. MIS-. kees.O,
paul NJ Rice. Mrs. J. b. Richardson; Eugene
poIiipsou n. ". Robbins. Mrs. Robbins. NJ.
l. RotbschiId Mrs Rothschild and maid
Mrs Helen D. Rowand. Miss III. Dale Row
and. Il. Rowbottom. Mrs. Rowbottom, Miss
A. X. Ruggles. :. l.. Rutherford. L. W.
Ryan. Or. RYAN. ,, A.
Edwin sander. Franz Schneider. MI.
schneider. Miss Elizabeth Schneider. Franz
Scbneider IN. 4. W. schultz. G. Simons
Mir. and Mrs. Slpe. Dr. W. J. Sittenheld'
d o smith, 4. smith. Mrs. smith
Master smith Mrs. Clarence l.. smith. Mrs
NJ SOCIAL. II. y. Speiglit John B. stanch-
Geld Mrs. Stanchneld. Miss G. L. starr
Mrs. r. l.. stein. Dr. T.. 4. Stevens. ilarIy
j.. stout. Mrs. stout. Mrs. j. @. sullivan
RAYMOND A. Svts. Mrs. svits, j. T.
Thomas -. Thatcher Mrs. Thatcher, Airs
T. NJ Thierlot. Miss Thicrot. Miss 81 {.
Thierlot Miss Mary c.. Trask. Harrison
Mrs b. Van Amringc and maid, Mrs. X.
A Van Loo. George Won Seebeck.
George y. Waitzfelder, MIS-. Naltzielder,
C.. ". Ward. r. Francis Ward. lr.' Miss
sav waters W. J. Watson Mrs. Watson
Master Gavin Watson. Mrs. VI. G. Watson
Miss Grace A. Watson. Miss Rita Watson.
Tsrcy Westherlie William A. Webb. Mr.. ana
Urs weinberg. Master Weinberg. Miss
Tmma R. Wells. Miss :. A. Wheeler. MISS
M. l.. Wheeler. Ernest Whitehead. }. WIG
ener and valet. Mrs. Widener and malI'
Miss \Videner, gOverness and maid. Miss j.
r. N Wismorc ". A. Wilbur, Mrs. Wilbur
Fred VI. VIII. w. J. willard, .. i. i'sV V,
Mrs. Wilson Mrs. Annabelle Nolley W. W.
Wood. ". W. Wood. jr., Miss Helen H.
Wood Miss Julia T.. Wood. Henry A. Wood
r Francis Wood. jr., william II. Noodln'
William H. Noodin. jr., w. J.. Worsnop'
Miss Wright. Mrs. Z. +. Young.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-16
WILLS FILED.

JONAS II. MoNHEIMER aug. 10Y; real
estate. 10000: personal 5000; income 70
Henrietta Monheimer for life; at her death
principal TO three sons Ira b. stewart, atty.
CHARLES }. APPELB aug. -; more than
300 real estate. about 5000 PERSONAL 70
three daughters and two sons. Noodtoru'
Bovee & Butcher, attys.
FREDERICK SCHUCK aug. 81; more than
So 900 real estate, more than 5000 personal
TO four sons. two daughters, two Srahason9
ana a granddaughter Hummel & Holbert,
attys. -
MARY y. DRAKE July 26; more than
$4,000 real estate, more than SlOOoO per
sOnal: to son, Henry w. Drake % s narss
American EKp-ess Company; residue equally
10 son and husband. Charles II. Drake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-16
Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of Warships
From The Tribune Bureau

MdSniNHtOus August 10
Co. WILLIAM G. BROWN. Cav from iron
81; assigned 10th cav. TO take eject
Sept ..
Lieut. COL HARRY c. HALE, Inf. from
present duty, Aug. 81: assigned lltn I'M
Lieut. Col. BENJAMIN c. MORSE 4th
To take effect Sept. I.
Inf, 10 Fort Benjamin Harrison.
Aaj. THOMAS =. DONALDSON, l4tA Cd.,t
detailed as acting inspector general TO
take effect Sept. I. ana viii report LOT
duty as assistant Inspector Eastern Dept;
Capt. HAROLD s. HETRICk: corps OF
engineers. from Louisville sept o. u
Lock 49, Ohio River. Ky. -
First Lieut.. ERNEST l. PELL. Goth Inf,
20 Philippines. Nov. 0.
First Lieut.. NOBLE J. WILEY, lnf, as
signed 9TH Int, TO take effect sept; l.
ALESHIRE. 18th Cav, two months;
Lieut.. Col. WALDO E. AVER. Inf. one
month from sept. /; First Lieut. CAL
oct. / Capt. JOHN c. MARTHUR, 10Th
Inf, one month.
Lieut.. Gunio- grade) LELAND JORDAN.
detached Tennessee: to temporary duty
receiving ship at New York.
Lieut.. Junior grade) L. O. BLAkESLEE,
detached navy yard. New York to Ten
Lieut. Junior grader PHILIP SEYMOUR.
detached Utah; to assistant ,nspee, nr
Chester districts vice Lieut.. II. b.
KELLY. to Louisiana.
Ensign r. L. MARTIN. detached Naval
Academy; 10 duty under instruction
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute, Troy.
Chief Boatswain j. d. WALSH, detached
st. Louis; TO home and wait orders.
Asst. Surgeon ]. A. OMER, to naval dis
penEary, Washington.
Asst. Surgeon DANIEL HUNT, detached
Missouri: to temporary duty Florida.
Asst. Psymaster G.. G. SIMMONS, detached
Cumberland: TO Marietta
Lieut.. Junior grader j. NJ DOYLE, de-
tachcd Callso; 20 Pamparga.
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED.
Aug. 14-McDougsl at Provincetown:
Reale at Tompkinsyile: Rainbow at
Honolulu: HUI and Raleigh at san Diego;
Brutus at Norfolk Yard; F2 and FL
nj San Francisco.
SAILED.
Aug. 14-Hancock, from Guantanamo for
Santo Domingo City; Tecumseh, from
Washington for Newport News and Nor
folk; McDougal. from Boston for Prov
incetown and Newport; Dubuque. from
Buffalo for Montreal; XII, from New
port for New York yard: Brutus, from
Hampton Roads for Norfolk yard. F-2
and F-4. from Mare Island for San Fran
cisco.
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Gibraltar. Aug c-Sohneefels Ger, CALCUTTA
and Colombo Tor Boston and New YORK.
Vavre Aug Elena (NOr). New York.
Naples. Aug IA. nocn-Ultonia lbD' Ne"
York 49, $50,
Liverpool. Aug H-st Paul. New York; 10TH
Campania O9rl, New York. -,
Ruenos Ayres. Aug i2-Highland Laird 'br)'
New York via Bahia, etc.
HUI. Aug l5-Bunalo (Br), New YORK via
London. n A..
Manchester. Aug 15-Ben NracSie (Br)' New
York.
SAILED.
Valencia. Aug vi Piemonts ltaD urom
Gcnoa) New York
Lisbon. Aug 6-Agnello Clampa QtaD, New
York. 90
Havre. Aug "A. m--France Gr), New
York.
Metillones. Aug 13-saEts Catsliana from
san Francisco via Callao. etc). New York
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FIRE RECORD.

iAO-,e, T.. 5ith ST.; Consumers Brewing
Co.: SO. TAI,
1.s5-i7s Essex St. Anna Fringer; trfing
llO-23i ". 4Sth ST., Edward Muller; trinlng.
4:-0-iO5 ". 18TH ST., Robertson Jackson ;
trIfinE ...
t1s-si2 broadway. Royal Picture Company;
unknown. o.
9.e0-eli = l0ist St. Max Harrick trihing.
a:gO-1ls W 5Sth ST.. Alice Root; no damage
ie..,-e0s T.. ed st., S. W. Scbcl; $4,000.
..ls--i and 7S Nassau ST., Lewis and samuel
Loeb. $3.50.
c.5--2tO Sth ay Antonio L0trotaGls: uihins.
-.g.-iO L Broadway. L. Ruskin. trifing.
C.3J-542 " Goth st.. Michael J. Dempsey
trihins
7:eJ-egg7 lst av.. John Corfu: tr1ins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-16
Children Cycle Victims.

Robert Mclaughlin, twelve years old,
of 80 Oakland ST., Greenpoint, and his
six-year old sister Jessie were badly
injured yesterday at Norman and Man
haitian avs, Williamsburg, when they
were knocked down by motorcycle
operated by Thomas Sylvester, of 1886
West Sd ST.. BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-16
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

Official Record and forecast.-Washins-
ton. Aug l5-Thunder showers continued in
the south Atlantic and Gulf states, and local
showers in New England and the middle At
iautic states Elsewhere fair weather pre-
vailed. Moderate temperatures continued
east o, the Mississippi River. while to the
westward they were higher, especially in the
pIaIns states. with maximum reading Of lO2
degrees at Pierre, s. d. Low pressure still
PERSISTS over the Northwest. and is extend
tne eastward aud southwark. indicating I'M
settled. showery weather sunday and Monday
in the Northwest extending sunday or Sun
day night into the Missouri and upper MIS-
s,ssipuI valleys. and the northern and vest
ern upper lake regions, probably continuing
Monday and extending into the Ohio Valley
and the remainder Of the lake region.
II will be warmer Sunday in the Mssis-
sippI and Ohio valleys. and in the upper
lake ard western lower lake region, and on
Monday in the eastern lower lake region
and the interior OF the middle Atlantic states
and New England. II will be somewhat
cooler Monday in the extreme Northwest
Winds for Sunday and Monday: North
Atlantic. gentle to moderate west; Middle
Atlantic. gentle west. becoming variable;
south Atlantic. gentle TO moderate, most
lv southwest. except east OF the Florida
eoast: East Gulf. gentle TO moderate
variable: West Gulf gentle to moderate
.eset ana southeast. upper lakes. moderate
soutbe.st and south; lower lakes, gentle 10
moderate shifting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-16

Pretorian, which sailed for Boston yes
terday:
Mrs. Adair. ]. Alexander. Miss NJ Allen;
I Anderson G.. Anderson. Mrs. Bamiord and
infant, J. A. Barr. Mrs. Barr, MISS o. , baII'
Mrs. Barry MISS l 1enh'ef ,nc TisS Miss q.
Ruchan. Mrs Bullions, Miss q. Campoeii
Mrs. Cato. Master 4. cato: Miss } NJ
cato. Master r. d. Cato. Mrs. CEaIHf =
Mrs. Clark and infant, j. copeland NJ D
Copeland. Mrs. craig. Mrs. Crothers A.
crothers A. Cullens. Mrs. Culleus, Mrs
DaIy. Master J. W. DAILY, Miss Is. DuegeT'
nlSS Mrs. pUssn isii Miss L. NJ Good
fellow, Mrs. German and infant Master VI.
German. Master j. German, MIS- VI. ~
man. Mrs Graham. Master w Graham, MISS
NJ Graham. Miss j. Graham, g. Grange
Mrs Grange. W. H. Halsalt. Miss 5. Ham
nton. a. Hamilton. J. Hamilton, his'
c. Hamilton. Miss N. Hamilton. Il. Hanna
u. Farquhar. Mrs. Farquhar. Mrs. FER
guson. Miss NJ Fields: MIs' os'e e. MI ~
freeman and infant, Hiss j. Eye Miss ~
Hargrave. Miss +. Hargrave. MISS h. HAY
Miss J. Hay. Miss +. Hay. Miss NJ. Hay,
Miss &. Hogan. Mrs Henderson. Miss y.
J. Hounsell. Mrs. Houusoll and infant Mas
ter T. T. Hounsell, :. II. hoNes' Mrs'
Howes. J. Hughes, Mrs. Humphreys. }.
Hunter. Mrs Hunter Miss \. Hunter MAS
ter j. Hunter. W. ". Hunter.
Mrs Johnston J. Johnston. the Rev. y.
W. Kaufman Mrs Kelch, Miss VI. kelch,
Miss T. Kelch u. T. Kelly. Miss \. King,
> L. Kirk. DR.. n Kysor. Mis-. kysor. Miss i.
law and infant. Mrs Learmonth. Miss ID.
l.earmonth. the Rev. T. Lewis. 4. h. Lowe
Mrs Lowe Miss X. r. McOlsan. Miss J..
Mozambique. Mrs. Macdonald. Master Mac
Donald. Mrs. Macdonald 4. ". Gresor; MIS-.
NJ Grcgor. A. AlackenQrick. Mrs. Machend-
rick. Mis-. J. MacKendrick Mr.. Mckenzie
A McKlnuon. Mrs. Mckinuon. Mr.. Mclean
Master MI can. Mrs. Manning. Miss y. Man
ming. Miss g. Martin Miss j. Martin Miss
T. Martin.
Meechan Mrs. Mlsop. Miss A. Montgomery
q G. Morris Miss r. Moore. Mrs. Morris.
Miss NJ Nelson. Miss l.. ONeill. Miss J.
PARK. Mrs. Paterson. Miss a. Paterson. a.
Peoples Miss ~ Philip. Mrs Pike. J. Pol
Mrs Quinn Mrs. Richie. Mrs. Robertson.
Allss D. Robertson. Master A. Robertson. A.
Robertson. Miss {. Robertson. Miss n. Fob
ertson Miss VI. Robertson. Miss NJ. Ross =.
O. Rutherford. Mrs Van Rysmond, mrs.
Sandlands Miss L. sandllands. Miss NJ. ;.
scott j. sharp. J. Shreenan. Mrs Shree-
nan. Miss u. n. smith Mrs. smith. Mss s
smith Miss NJ smith. Mrs. snow. Mrs
stebbins. W g. stott.
THE Pretorian's steerage list contains the
following names: d. BoWeH sam Braud0n
Mrs, cairns. Margaret Caulfeldt. George Is.
ampbcll. James X. Campbell, John Cum
ming David Crichton. LaVld Crawford, VIII
lam Monat. John Daul James Owens. Mrs
and Miss Dumbreck, James Galley. William
U.ndry, Robert Hood. Albert Hodgson. Ben
Insephs. Mary Kennedy. Charles Kydc. Mrs
Oulrk and child. r. Wilson. celia Wilkinson.
f,uucan McNair. Ms. Stoddard and child
Flora Belt Hugh Boyle. Alexander Durie. 4.
D. DYER ~ Johnston. Anrie L.umsdcn. Mary
Nathiesqn. Henry Thomas. Joe Mnsfofeskas
Tim Currun. Annie Ross. John Mcccurt. John
N McKclue Alex. Paterson, Mr.. and Mrs
George W. Payne, Miss walker and Two
children
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ARRIVED.

Steamers bohemia Ger. Hamburg July
90 10 the Hamburg American Line WIN
mdse Bar. a IN. ~
Warden with crude oil. Bar. 3 m,
Celtic OBJ. Liverpool Aug and queens.
town T. 20 the White Star Line, with JOf
first. coo second cabin and 500 storage pas
senrers mails and mdse. Bar :2s a m.
Mama Hats, Baltimore. TO The
Baltimore Trans Co., with mdse. Quarah-
Brilliant. Baton Rouge Aug s. to the
Standard OIL CO. with mdse Quarantine
Wihelmina. st. Andrews Bay. to a II
Bull & Co, with mdse. Quarantine ''iS
jamestown, Newport News and Norfolk.
to the Old Dominion SIS co, with passengers
Hamilton. Newport News and Norfolk, 70
the Old Dominion 50 co. with passengers
and mdse. Quarantine, $3.50 m; L
Trinidad OBJ. Quebec. Aug II, to ~
Outerbrldge q co. with 1 passenger ana IN
ballast. Bar. Il rs a IN. ~.
Highland Watch (Br), Buenos Ayres July
90 and Montevileo -, TO Busk & Daniels
WIZ mdsg o oar iN o5o Baltimore Aug 49, to
J Ii Winchester & Co in ballast. Quaran-
''' Perfection ITO New orleans Aug Z. TO the
Standard oil Co with mdse. Highlands
sandy Hook. y J. Aug $3.50 m
wind south. light breeze; light sea; haz5
outside the Bar.
SAILED.
Steamers Ainnetonka (Br), London; Ha-
vana Havana: Rochambeau ltr)' havTei
Kayineham CBr). Baltimore; NIeces, MO
bile: Iroquois. Galveston; Santa Isabel II
vana; Pathfinder. -: Numuri tCubanl,
Santiago: America GtaD, Naples; A2tec
(Nor). Perth Amboy; Dageld tNorl. Ha-
vana; Bermudian (Br), Bermuda; kroon-
land, Liverpool Proteus, New Orleans; Bra
EOS, san Juan: Danube tBr), southampton
Via Colon etc Conrad Nohr (Nor), -
civ OF Columbus Savannah; Arapshoe,
Charleston and Jacksonville: Rio Grande,
brunswick: Princess Anne, Norfolk and
Nboukir CBrl. Puerto Padre: III Sol, Gal
weston; Commodore Rollins (Nor), Port An
tnFtfa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-16

Aberdeen, August Twenty doc
tors of medicine took the place Of
twenty doctors Of divinity in the pull
pits OF Aberdeen on a recent Sunday
and devoted the sermon hour to lect-
ure on the evils of the excessive or in
temperate use of alcoholic liquors.
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Local Onieial Record.-Ths follow

Highest temperature yesterday. - (st !
o. M. lowest 80 iat { a. m.)i average. 16
average Tor corresponding date last year, 20
average Tor corresponding date last thirty
three years. a..
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TUESDAY, AUGUST -.
sfaffa

IUBsDA1, AUGUST u
stalls Vessel
y.s.,t t,or rIro close. sails.
Matura. Grenada. Trinidad --
Apache. Jksonville. clyde. - ~ ~
e. OF 81 Louis, saw, saw. - S'V y ]"
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST -.
Iaconis rivorpool Cunard. II 80 a m 2;3o m
Caribbean. Bermuda RMSP 300 m 1000 a III
Zula. Curacao. Red D.. SEQ a M ia :eC ~
Zacapa. colon. l. J. Co... $3.50 a III lz;VV 1871, ~ -.
Phlladelphla Liverpool. Am 80 a IN IL % M
49, Gsi,oqtor TELLER 49, 100 IN
THURSDAY, AUGUST 20.
Nionterev. Havana. W'rd 200 a m 1900 m
SURNAME Beiz UFCo. .12 80 m J;VV p m
Lenape Jacksonville. clyde, ~ III
G OF Savannah, Say, SAY, V'VVP J."
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All Points
in the Catskill Mountains
and the Berkshires

Luxurlously appointed steamers leave Pier
49, n r.. n. Christopher ST., y. Y. az
$3.50 p NJ. Yon6ers. 1890 =. ~. daily st-
cept sunday.
Saturday speclal.--Leayes Pier 40. ". r..
100 NJ. YOnkers, i:45 2. NJ
Time tables giving full Information mailed
on request. or can be obtained at all hotels
& railway ticket offices 'Phone 1927 Sprine
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeUS of the WOrld


day: gentle to moderate northwest winds
becoming variable.
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WEDNEsDAY. AUGUsI J
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

% nos,ir,,iop ana steamer. s:3op m.
n,i1 1s' VIC '''' .1.,..........Aug II
il% nnss ~ Sdp' San Trsneiscoi' Korea Aug "a
esnada Mar, ''................Au q
Hawaii. Samoan Islands, Australia
New Zealand (yia San Francisco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-16

,he Sameronia's second cabin passen-
gers:
,o,n Acbeson. Mrs. Jennie Aeheson.
,,N samuel Acheson, Miss Phoeoe
scbeson Mrs NJ 4. Ackland, Master
ftsrrv Ackiand, Mrs. Mary Aoolson' , alss
LYDIA Addison WILLIAM .; NisAe Ki,Sen, Mrs.
go, Acorn Master william Alcorn: Au-
sgstus Aicorn. Mrs Margaret T. A' ~,
Miss II; y AleSsne aisxa moe Miss Jessie
',.,'cs.,on peter Anderson. william AhoeE-
sor. George C.. Anderson. MT Ma &c.
Archer Master Thomas Archer MsslSV
i.rn Il Archer. Miss Ethel Archer VIII
,vtli'am Barclay Mrs. Mary BarSlay'
Mis- Grace Barnes. Mrs. Bela Barr MSS
Sfiss Montgomery Beattie. Mrs MargaIe'
Peyr Miss Joan Begg Daniel begley, MIs.
s4tSeie Risset. Miss Mildred Bissei' James
A. Black. MI and Ms 1soie, By,
lev uobtrt Blackicy. Mics Msrgars, DlAck
81 Thomas Brakeman Mrs' ~
BLOOD. Mrs. Catherine Bolgef' M ,,eas,c
ssrct Boone. Master mihamn, IN,
c,.,vy.. powic. Miss Mary Boyd, Miss MARY
prccu Miss Flora BrOedus, Nel BlONu'
Mis- isabella Brown. Miss ANNIE brSHn'
Miss Janet Brown. =. Bryan, Miss .naI
,,r@, Ts,,rhanan. Arthur Burgess, james
B,rne. Timothy Byrnc. Miss Bella Salhoon'
hiexander Cameron. MIS-. Mary cameron
Miss SARAH Ssner ron, ~ ss,,,,eI CAP
Ian lanes Carney, Miss Jessie a. ChiYas.
ss,,,s tlark. Mrs. Jennie clark. Master
KrchibalA CLARK John :. CLARK samuel
clarke. Mrs Maggie Clarke. Master Robert
~ Clarke. Alexander Clarke, Miss Betbla
Clement. Mas Winifrod Clousue, AneteN
A Clyde Louis y. Cohen. solomon Cohch.
Irs Beck Cohen. william collins MISS
flr,is conian. Bernard Conaghan, SeorKe
a. Cock Mics Josephine Cooke. Miss Jeanne
COS CHARTS Coylo Mrs. Coylc Mrs. Mary
covic. Niss Mary c0ync. Master Ihonas
Coyne. Miss Msdgo cram. David Gran, No.
sarah Gran. James cromh. Ms. thrstIi1
cent Miss Carstina crcmb, Mrs Annie
llombic. Ms Jessie Cronef Thomas u.
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Vessels Arriving-as and Depart
ing from Port of New York.
Saturday, August D.
HIGH WATER.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise, 5:ii; sunset 6;57: moon rises
-, moons age. 70.
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Forecast for Special Locaiities'-Eastern
New York, fair to-day; tomorrow partly
cIou,Iy. warmer In interior.

western New York. West Virginia and
Western Pennsylvania. fair to-day 10"
morrow. partly cloudy and warmer.
New Jersey, Maryland. Virginia, Della
ware and New England. generally fair to-
day aud tomorrow.
Eastern Pennsylvania, fair to-day; to-
morrow. partly cloudy and warmer.
The District OF Columbia. fair to-day;
tomorrow. fair and warmer.
Local Official Record.-The following ofi'
cial 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:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-16

ss. NJ. II p. M. 80 5 p M" -
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.NTSYktEgENINGLINES

For CATsKILL, HUDSON. CoxsAcKIE ana
way landings. Direct connection with Cats
XIII Mountain Railroads. for CAIRO. PA
LENvILIE. OTIS SUMMIT. HAINE5
EAIIS. TANNERSNILLE. and
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
HELP WANTED.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
COACHMAN. native Hollander wants posi-
iion with private family or on stock farm;
take charge Of saddle horses; Is good show
horss driver; speaks English. has best oefer-
cnces. age - years married. no family
Nishes TO leave present place. Address =. ].
KollS. 2ls West SD ST.. New York city.
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Barometer Readings.
q nm .gnl 2. N 20.p5 p m, ,-'.'f
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On the Pretorian.

The following is a complete list OF
cabin passengers aboard the Allan liner
Pretorian, which sailed for Boston yes
terday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-16
Second Cabin List.

The following is a complete list OF
,he Sameronia's second cabin psssen-
gers:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-16
Doctors in Aberdeen Pulpits.

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-02-28
Protective Committees -
 Planning Dissolution
New Means are Taken to Wind Up Affairs of Rock Island Railroad.
 After Others Fail.

New York, Feb. 27.-Realizing the hopelessness of trying to form a definite plan out of score or more representing th e diversified interests, the re-adjustment committee recently appointed to work out a dissolution plan for the two Rock Island hold ings companies, has disbanded and turned the task over to two protec- tiv ve committees.
 Bankers familiar with what is going on in the Rock Island express ed belief today that the formation of a plan probably will not be determ- ined on for at least two months.
 With the two committees one rep Il resenting the stockholders of the Rock Island and the other the col lateral trust bonds of the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific railroad com pany, cooperating with a view to formulating plan, the way has be len cleared for the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific railway company to proceed with it's financial program. N
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-02-28
Demands of Huerta Punish ment for Slayers of
 Zaragara.
CABINET DISCUSSES.
Diplomatic Circles Believe That Ac. tiOn Is Based on Steps Which Eng.
 gland Took Over Benton.

Washington, Feb. 227.-The admin istration's policy of "watchful wait ing" was sharply broken today when Secretary Bryan formally demanded of the Huerta Government an expla- nation why the slayers of the Amer ican Zlemente Zaragara, have not teen apprehended and punished.
 Announcement Of this action fol lewed two hour cabinet session at which the Mexican situation and par ticu,arly the possibility of complica- tions following the recognition of Huerta were discussed.
 The demand will be handed to the federal commandant at Larado by United States consul Garrett. 1t holds the Huerta regime personally responsible for the arrest and exc cution of Zaragaras murderers.
 Since Zaragara was hanged ten days ago his body has been swinging from a tree outside the Mexican fort at Larado. Whether this means that Great Britain by her quick action in the Benton case has compelled tLe United States to follow her lead in the case of murdered Americans, was widely discussed in diplimotic circles tonight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-02-28
Courthouse Yards
 Trees Being Doctored
Are Being Scientifically Treated in Order That They Can Be We'll
 Preserved.

Under the skillful hand of Prof. D. R. Olmsted, graduate of the Davey Institute of Tree Surgery, the trees in the plats at the county courthouse yesterday were given a thorough treatment. Some of the trees into which there had been eaten hollow places, were filled on large scale like dentist might fill tooth, and limbs were trimmed in a becoming manner.
 It has been conceded of late years that there is much to be gained by scientific treatment of trees and it has often times been the case that treatment in time has saved them from whitening or going to pieces. Prof. Olmsted is located in this city.