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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
Racing Results
at Laurel Track

First race purse. $500; for maiden two
year-olds; FIVE and a half furlongs)-Tudor
King. 10 OBoreD straight 81 So place 50 49,
show Sc. first; Key Mar. 10 McTaggarO.
place 81 show s. co. second. Uncle Bryn,
10 ButWeiD show s. 90. third. Time. 1907 4-5.
Boxer. Star OF the Sea. Task. Tamerlane,
Fugitive Frosty Face. Lady Bryn. Light
Wing and Meelicka also ran.
Second race selling; steeplechase: purse.
$500; for three-ycar-olds and upward: about
two miles)-J G.. Ewalt, l41 tH. Williams
Seneeambian. Ii7 Brooks. place 81 co. show
Se 70 second: Orowoc IA dec. show So 40.
tbird Time 419. Captain Cassatt also ran.
Judge Walser Frog Idle Michael and Aber-
Tblrd race mandicap: 5000 added for three
vear-olds and upward. one mile and a fur
iongl-Buskin. l19 (FairbrOther. straight
sc S0 place s. so, show s. lQ. hrst. g.. NJ.
Miller lO3 NcCahey). place s. 70. show 81 TO-,
serond. Pandean, lO7 tBuXtonj. show s. TO-.
third Time. 1852 3-5. Ivan Gardner and
Holiday also ran.
t1aOSicsp; 81 900 added for all ages; six
fnriongs1-Ella Bryson llS davis. straight
600 IN Mace 50 80. show - 40, first: Briar
path lO9 Steward; place NS 10 show IS ~.
StSS' Time 1913 3-5. Distant Shore.
Ghi,ciles water Wclles. Hydropane. Sher-
wood scallywag. Bac. Azyiade and Blue
I9 ist,t race selling handicap: purse. 500;
eor two-vear odds. six furlongsl-stalwart
Helen. 100 CSchilline). straight 81 40. place
e. so show 81. FIRST BOrgo. 1Oi OBuxton).
nisc, SO 40 show - 60 second Embroidery.
ifs C<ederis,. show 50 40. third. Time. ia Is.
esinsborough. Mabel Montgomery and Page
Sirth race selling: purse. 500. for three
,ear.olds and upward. one and sixteenth
,nics)-HoltOn. l05 tSchillngl. straight 81 ".
niace 81 20 show g 20. FIRST: Mud SIN. i0j
lKcderiD. place 81 GO. show 50 a.. second
Ceniauri. ~ Steward. show - 90 third.
Timc 80 2-5. song of Valley. Dartworh
and sepulyeda also ran.
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ARRIVED

.,,,,us New Orleans oct 10. 70
80 southern Pacic 60. with pasSeHs-'S "'N
mdse. Left Quarantine ~ ~ a., % clan
Santiago Cuban, Manzanlio Sept ~. vi,
-, 2 and progresO s. 20 the New 1oIh
i du,9 Cuha Mail IS co. with mdse' BAT S''
nageid ,Nor), Tuxpsn oct o. 10 me ys ~ s45
- Line. with cedar and Mahogany D''' CIV
m. m. CC Iu dtaD. Naples oct /, Almtrla
Sap Cue ,o peircc Bros, with - iirst' j" Sc,
and cabin and 1l9 STORAGE pass s''''
ga r,dse Bar. midnight Oct ~ - n r
ana u lgsft GSr. dartmouth oct 3. 20 u 1
,,.o,icn in ballast Bar, 10 ? m, oct - ~.
brilliant. New orleans oo' IT, ,%e standard
oct z and charleston pct ~ y, pV..ro,,ttrc : %
C,1 % Win crude oil. Left quarantine ''-'
d Philadelphia. Ia Guayra oct o Pp Tna0 OCT
,o,ia oct & Curacao oct ana Nah Ju Is..,,or.
M 10 Bliss Daliett co. WIN ~
, ~. and mdsc. Bar, 600 III. c,..aa c.
mans "I w. sanchez Oct 5. to the Clyde =
CO. with mdse. Bar, III. >... YORK and
20, ,, "i,, Eoston. 20 the Ne" 1ork az an
PORTO Rico IS 60. with mdse' V'''
$50 p IN, O' Fr n, Bordeaux oct p 70 the
Caii. " ris Generate TransatldnuQue' WI
,,SasiTecrs ana mdsc. Ambrose On@n"0'
Lighlshlp' ; "a, + !" rotterdam oct 6. 70 the
,r lnm'H' merica Line, with mdse. OUTSIDE
Bar So j,v san Francisco Sept 20 via colon sh5
OF : TO A n Bull X 90 WI" ~
land Iightship. 2:25 m. $500, To-, vvest oct
Alaihoi va" Mallory So CO. with passengers
-, ,,,dse Quarantine. 4:55 y m ,a,ho,
ana Nus can Francisco Sept u ana Baluoa
~, "iin' 80 the Bull Insular Line Win i'o'1
Bar, SaI Dutch NlS5 net tonnage h l,,n
-, 0ct 9 to Funch kdye ~ WIN
lis and mdse. Bar. $3.50 M ,o the
Yumuri (Cuban). Manzanilo OCn yndse
New York and cuban rs o.
Bar. y III. ..r i,..rnool oct TO- 10 the
, Maui' Inc with passengers. maHS ""'
,,dse Quarantine. $40 ? m I'D parbados
Uoniface (Brl Natal Sept ana IaI
,l l'os' 40 the Booth So Co. with passens''''
SI"a1s and mdse. Sandy hooh. ~ y Wind
sandy Hook. }, Oo' 10, ,,Sy moderate
southeast. light breeze; CLOUDY
Guiana CBr). Demerara october .. ,,,na
"a g. Lucia 7, Martinique ana Do'nii'S8 c,
ana ~ Antwerp and st Kits. y,
Srotx and 81 THOMAS 10. 10 \ p OutetpIi t
E. 20 with Ga passengers mails anu "''''
Bar 1 y m ., .. .bo Nevv York
{ Baitinore Trans Co. with muse.
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1ndse Quarantine 2l3 m
SAILED.
Steamers san Jaclnto. Galveston. Majestic
RD New Orleans. Uller tNor). savannah.
I1ork Rock --. Esparta, Colon: KroOn-
land Piraeus: oscar III DAM. Copenhagen;
Regina d'Itala GtsD. Naples; City Of Sa-
vannah Savannah. FL Rio. Galveston; tNer
tNori savannah. SiddonE (Brl, Manchester;
Monterey, Havana, Leuape. Charleston and
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10 days. oct. IS: J. A. Logomarslni. 10th.
TO 18th l. d. IA days. oct H. To t2th ].
D.. from 27sth. days, oct. II. A. Beggs.
j. 7. Mccarthy. 7; Culhane L. J. Andre
son. To Detective Bureau. J. Quinn. Attn.
and J. ]. Scott. 275th, 10 days. Oct. Is; W
j. Blsnch, 22d. 10 days. Oct. is. J. Dalton.
10 days. Oct. II. For 10 days Oct Isl
Cassettl, 18th: II. Sommers. 25th: A. shy
decker. l56th; J. J, MeManus. 2lst, J. I.
MASH T es s6 R6Sr Isa,R
W Myer. l6sth 20 Training School, oct. a.
1914; +. J. % Brien. 10th. TO clerical duty.
Leaves Iwithout payj - sersts !
ORelly, Bridge. / day. OCT. a. J. Collins
Bridge, / day. oct. e. Ptlmn. G. H. Foye
18th. day. Oct. g. A. Z. Temple. 18th
day, oct Is. +. j. Niedhamer l2d. day.
oct. IS; y. l.. Royce li6th. ! day, Oct IS
J. G. keenan,. 18th. day. Oct. IS "a. n
Stevenson. lj2d, day. oct. "a II. Assman,
l53d day. oct. IL: b. Koenig. Tooth. / day,
Application for Full Pay Approved-I.t
F. NJ. KAvansgh. 174th from July II. 1918. 10
Oct. TO- 1914. while under suspension.
Announcements TO $3.50 Grade-oct. 10
Flanagan. ID: c. L. thinner, 4th; J. J. Boz
hans, 10TH f. o. Lehman. 18th. j. OttatI
and T d. Geringer. 18th; 7. p. Boland,
18th: F. Murtha and r. Grossman. 18th; r.
J. RILEY. Hst: T. F.; Rooney. 9Th ?. $.
Sist: r J. Somers. 55th; J. a. Connors 18th;
J. < Bennett 3sth l.. j. Keith. 18th: W
Lynch. 10th. II. A. Golden. IA. J. F Smith.
43d: A c. Smltz. 6sth, A. }. Romcr. seth
W. J. Darrow. iisth: J. p. crawford and "
j. IawIor. 10th: f. Kane. lj5th H. j. Nc
Klllop. l59th: H. j. SonderIcker. l6lth; T J
Koran d. r.. g. r. Turke. Traffic e.. 4 :
Kasinsky rs, Dist J. g. +. Schmauder 81
Dist.
ne.tosed to but, -Ptlmn. r. g. Dough
erty 1881. Oct. 10.
ResIgnation L. X. Van Houten
ir. 10Th. oct. "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
DOGS BARK HALTS SERMON
Mrs. Higgins, in Court, Says
She'll Make Fido Behave.

Because the barking of her dog IN
terrupted the preaching. Of the Rev
Abraham Braverman. Of 1888 Presl-
dent ST., Brooklyn. Mrs. Dolly b. Hlg-
gins, Of 296 Howard av, was III the
New Jersey av. police court yesterday
The temple in which Pastor Braver-
man holds services adjoins the II e
gins dooryard. The preacher said he
was sorry he had been forced 20 com
plain, but that the dogs barking was
most annoying.
Mrs. Higgins admitted that Fido did
cut up on occasion, but promised to
lock him up in the cellar during SER
vices hereafter. Mr.. Braverman was
satisfied with the promise.
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ASKS $4,000 OF CAHILL
Miss James Charges Lawyer
with Breach of Promise.

Walter II. Cahill. whose father, John
H. Cahill, is general counsel for the
New York Telephone Company, was
sued for breach of promise yesterday
in the Supreme Court by Miss Dorothy
James, who demands $4,000. Cahill IS
associated with his father in the prac-
tice of law at 10 Dey ST., and lives
with him at the Waldorf-Astoria.
J. W. Fuller-Thompson, attorney Tor
Miss James, described his client as
beautiful woman, twenty-one years DID,
who lives with her mother and has
large social acquaintance.
Miss James alleges she first met Ca
hill last November. and that he prom
ised in the following month to marry
her in September Of this year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

william Tillstrand. OF 1898 SedWicl a,.
The Bronx. was arrested last night on the
charge OF firing the boat building plant Of
Kritzer Brothers Harlem River and 2OSth ST,
on June :.
The strike OF glove cutters in this city was
ended Yesterday, through the efforts OF the
state Board OF Mediation and Arbitration.
The strikers will receive a Nat increase Of 10
cents a dozen
An alleged poolroom in West 3ith 81. was
raided yesterday afternoon by detectives \
number OF articles OF furniture and racing
sheets were cOnhscated
An automobile belonging 90 William Mach-
tor OF s73 East 18th St. Flatbush. got beyond
his control while he was taking has sisters
cor a ride The machine plunged over an
ernbankment I'm Highland Boulevard. East
New York. but the occupants escaped serious
injury by jumping.
Michael Hoaly. an iron worker. Of ISL Ninth
AZ committed suicide yesterday by jumping
into the North River at the foot OF West
saith St
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$3.50, 900, 900 COTTON LOAN
Reserve Board to Supervise 1t
II II Is Made.

Washington, Oct. 15.-While final
decision was not reached by the Fed
eral Reserve Board to-day on the pro-
posal for a $l50,O00 900 loan by bankers
10 aid cotton producers. enough was
accomplished TO make It certain the
board would assume general super
vision Of the fund il the plan is car
ried out.
Conditions imposed by New York
banks on their contributions were be-
lieved tonight TO form one obstacle to
an immediate acceptance of the plan
They propose turning their quota over
to the Reserve Board. to be loaned to
national currency associations or TO
federal reserve banks. To be useful
the fund must be in hand within thirty
days. it was pointed out tonight. and
reserve banks are practically eliminat-
ed from consideration.
The board took decisive action to-
night TO hasten the opening of the
twelve reserve banks by announcing its
determination TO call the first install
ment Of subscriptions TO capital at
once. payments being due on Novem-
Der .. All twelve banks will be opened
simultaneously.
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BUYERS NOW IN THE CITY
Ouof Town Visitors Here Look Over Offerings of Local
Wholesale Dealers
Mems and Boys Wear.

Mems and Boys Wear.
BoSToN-w & a Bacon. Mr. Bowling. cloth
ing; 81 Union 50.
INDIANAPoLIs-L Strauss & Co: l.
Block. clothing and furnishing goods; Meth
ciland.
LANCASTER. PENN-D y Graz. cloihins
and furnishing goods Hermitage.
LEXINGTON. kN-Smith a Tracy. Tracy,
furnishing goods: Somerset
MlbWAtkEE-Millc Bros Clothing Co; NJ
Miller. clothing; Darlington.
MIbWAUkEE-Brown King Co; a
oMAHA-Burgess. Nash a co; A Levitt.
furnishing goods; 1883 Bway.
and 10 Cent stores.
The following buyers registered at the Five
and Ten Cent Exchange. 10 West 10Th ST..
since our last report:
CALIENTE. NEV-Iohn Shier
CLINTON. MASS-Geo r scott.
DOVER. n IN Friedman
FLORAL, PARK. l. johnson g. ChIlds.
NEW BEDFORD MAss-W Levy.
PRINCESS ANNE, MD--Ball & Hendr
RAILWAY, n J-Gries Bros
WAYNESBORO. VA-White Bros.
Miscellaneous.
BosToN-w & A Bacon; Brcen. books,
stationery and notions. 81 Union 50.
BUFFALO -Tiftick1an Bros: - Tiftick-
Ian Oriental rugs: Hoffman.
brick. china. toys and glassware: 20 w
I'D ST.
KINGSTON. y Y-G 4 Hart & Co. A X
Hart, jewelry and silverware. Continental.
KINGSTON, " C-J II Pridgen. general
mdse: Navarro.
PITTSBURGH-Kaufm g. Baer co: VI
Herskovitz. curtains and uph goods, 90
Madison av.
PROVIDENCE. II I-Callender. McAuslan &
Troup Co: j Owler. fancy goods, toys
and art goods; . Walker ST.
SPRf NGFIEID. MASS-Poole D q Co: r G
Miller. leather goods. ribbons aud umbrel-
" 1 t'OrCOTau. uOtt ions. llb w 3nd 81.
Walick
ST -ScrugFs Nandervoort & Barney
l. g. 60: y g Bunch, leather and toilet
goods ard iewclry. PA Church ST.
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Drygoods. Etc.

DfyEOOut. Gtr.
MARTY. whs Co: WITH.
piece goods: Breslin
BoSToN-Farley. Harvey g. Co: w r FARLEY.
silks and vclvets; G quinn. drygoods; 81
Leonard 81.
DANVIL.E. KY-welsh. wiseman Co; @ p
Wisemsn, drygoods and general merchant
HORNEfJA n Y--Tutue G Rockwell co,
l. Rockwell, drygods; Breslin.
LEXINGTON. KY-Strauss Bros Mfg Co. +
strauss. woollens. Somerset
PORTLAND. ORE-Olds. Wartman & King
!: NJ Rice dress goods. silks and velveis'
fSe Fourth av.
READING. PENN-s Miller. skirtinss;
SALEM. MAss-Aimy, Biselow & washburn
George Daley. domcstics. linens and white
goods: 2 Walker ST.
SIOUX CITY. 1owA-Davidson Bros Co: Il
Moog. domestics. dress goods. silks. Innings
and hannels; 1861 Bway; Grand.
Women's and Children's Wear.
BOSToN-Grlchrist CO.. Miss X NJ Hutchln-
son. infants coats and bonnets, 50 White
st; Great Northern.
ROSTON-W Fllencs Sons Co; Mrs Phillips.
ladies' costumes; Miss Griffin, ladies'
sweaters and waists. ii6 w 32d st.
BOSTON-Conrad q CO. A iIauel. ladies'
ready-to-wear: 10 = 26th ~.
BUFFALO-Adam. Medium g. Anderson Co;
?, Miss II kyylsnder gloves; walker st. 20.
Mrs j Lacey muslin underwear and In
fants wear. 1870 Bway
Ayres & Co; p
Wamsley. ladies' ready to-wsar; 1870 Bway.
KINGSTON. " Y-G Hart & Co; A h
Hart. corsets and ribbons: Continental.
LAWRENCE. MASS-Reid & Hughes co; A
j Laliberte. ladies' ready tO-wear; Walltck
NORWICH. CONN-Reid e. Hughes Co, Miss
S A Fitzpatrick waists: 20 Spring 81.
ST LOUlS-Kline Cloak Co: Salkey. Jobs,
ladies' coats; IS Madison av
N;,Iinerv.
KANSAS CITY. MO-gIirsch & Wolf MI
linerv Co: j Hirsch. flowers. feathers.
hraids and silks: SCI Rway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
eads 1913 Golfers in Quail
flying Round at
Piping Rock.
MARSTON FINISHES
ONE STROKE BEHIND
Ward. of the Tip Tops, Squeezes
Into First Sixteen at An
nual Tourney.

Harry J. Topping, of Greenwich, won
.As medal in the qualifying round Of
-. invitation golf tournament at the
p;o,ss Rock Club yesterday. The run
nm 10 Francis Ouimet in the French
l.un;onship returned score of rs, a
.,rote better than Max r. Marston, of
p,ltusrol. and A. NJ. Reid. Of st. An
drews -
INV clubs away was evidenced by the
'.nspsl size Of the field, no less than
sss nIayers driving off. Originally the
. -, called for three sixteens.
Fs.;.S IS many beaten Fights, but the
s.mmi;tee decided to add two more di-
visions.
a. though Marstou would win the
-,ssal. despite the fact that he failed
"a hiring of a putt Of more than a
,inbs length throughout the round.
The Baltusrol man played with Gard
;,sr ". White, the Flushing golfer.
vlo threw away his chances Of quail
wing BY taking extra strokes on some
,iing ike eight greens.
Mad TOPPING not got badly bunkered
q. the short third. or Redan. hole his
,.,sl might easily have been three shots
ass After falling into the sand from
Ne iron the former North and South
1smpion took three strokes to get
Js,r. That lapse prevented him from
sitting better than az going out. Com
~ hack the Greenwich golfer played
sswlessly. his 8 at the fifteenth being
wsde POSSIBLE By two fine shots and
f,jrly long putt. At the short seven
,ssnth his mashie laid the ball so close
70 the flag as 20 give him an easy putt
tcrs2.
The card was as follows:
Henry J. Topping, Greenwich;
out -....tt $685. IS 5-a5-7s
With baseball cares a thing OF the
rast. John ". Ward made his first tour
rament appearance Of the season. and
The Garden City representative barely
squeezed into the first sixteen. James
r. HYDE, winner of the Piping Rock
tournament earlier in the season, quail
fed among the leaders, but r. s.
Worthington. OF Shawnee, only had
stroke 10 spare.
Less fortunate was Herbert VI. Har-
rimsn, a former national title holder,
Who missed the first division, as did
N. Richmond, the Stock Exchange
champion. Richmond said that if there
we're any bunkers he escaped he did not
know where they were.
The Public Service Commission was
,allsd to mind by the presence of Ed
vsrd I. Mccall and J. Sergeant Cram.
They played together, and both failed
70 qualify
Ths scores were as follows:
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FIRE DEPARTME

Rand Order-Thc members II the de-
,or,r,ent band will be directed To report fo
Er,,sineer OF Steamer Thomas = Richards. at
DR. Reisner's church. lo4th -. between Co
Sunday. oct -
Penalties Imposed Fireman list grader
lanes = conway. Eng. co. 2is. charge.
neglect 81 duty. sentence suspended. Fire
man list grade) +. J. Kane, Eng 60. go.
held for fourteen DAYS.
I.ayss of Absence Fireman list grader
n Uvecn. Eng. 60. u. II hours oct. Is:
Sucker r J. Faracy. Eng Co ~ % hours
oct II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Transfers and Assignments-Sleu

Transfers and Asslgnments-Lieuts. W.
G"I,nr 20 =. o.. from 18th. and J. II.
-. "a g o.. from 18th. duty in office
G'b i." inspector: Ptlmn D. Van Dam. 18th.
rom 0th / D.: g. J. Thomson. loth. rom
.c-tT - statiOn-house attendant +. +. Bes-
80, list from 9th l. d: r. 7. Carroll,
i2 igib rom i67th. clerical duty: r. J. Doyle.
it7th from 0th I. D.. J. NJ Tubrlay' lf5d'
-, t-9d. Henry Immen and i. j. DOn0hue.
~ an / ID. from J5th; &. j. Hayden. 70
G;h L. -. from 3ith ~ I,
Temporary Asslgnments-sergts Michael
Couchlan "a. TO ggth. from p m. Oct. IL.
an oct rs. Daniel kelleher. 10Th
"a D.t Bureau. days. from a NJ. Oct
-. Ptlmn. ] Cunnin. 6th. 10 g. o.. ! day,
oct u: ! scheider. 7th. 20 G.. o. Special
Squad 40 ., lO'days. oct II .. kalb. o@d'
to Training S-tool. 10 days. oct Is: A. +.
wing. i5gth. - &. o.. Special squad No. ].
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FIRE RECORD.

S.C1-s2 william ST.. Kuhn. Loeb * Co; no
damage given. ,
II :30-l2l Forsyth ST. lsaaU "o'H''''"'
lid Lewis St. Philip Millstine; trihing.
J.. NJ. D,., p..,,.s.
12IJ-1e9s Amsterdam h'e'' DN'''''
trlhing 49,. 1870,
to.s,-t I-nion Square Jacob Handert: trthlng
-.G0-5O7 East 18th ST.. Richard Furling; s'W.
..i0-a2s East 18th ST., owner UNKNOWN
ga 100 FIRST ave. William Goitz; $50.
80. As Willett ST.. j Rubin; trihinS.
g.o--gqS trinity owe. The Bronx owner IN
known, trifing. ,at
% iu West 51th st., George Cheelar'
trining N
c.s,-5sth 1t. and Madison ave. VI. j.
Stelecey: damage unknown. 49,
e.ao-g4S west I'D st. savoy Waist anu
press Co. damage unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
Morse Directors Divide Stock

Stockholders Of the Hudson Naviga-
ton Company, of which Charles W.
More is president, at a special meeting
Yesterday approved a resolution of the
directors providing that the present
capital Of $4,000 900 be divided into two
classes 50 100000 preferred and &c.
600, 900 common stock. The rate of the
new preferred is per cent non-cumula-
tive. This issue also has voting rights.
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Savona Oct J5-John y Archbold. New York
Naples. Oct ~. p m-Duca 'Aosta dtaD,
New York.
Liverpool. oct IS. m-Campania CBr). Nav
York
Pernambuoo. Oct 1t-Purus Braz). New York
for Santos.
Messina. oct e-Kilsyth (BD New York.
Bergen. Oct l5-Kristianiafjord (Nop, New
York
Crstobsl oct 10 Santa Marta. New York
for Cartagens land proceeded.
SAILED.
Genoa. oct 81 Piemonto Utah. New York
ChrisiianSand. oct 10. . m-Fredcrick VIII
DAM. from Copenhagen. New York
Horta. Oct iJ-Bntannia H'D. from Mar
seilles New York.
Balbao, oct 15-Crown ~ Seville (Brl from
Seattle and san Franciscol. New York.
PASSED.
Brow Head. oct 14-Cedfic (BD. New York
Tor Liverpool.
Lizard. oct lb-Noordam Dutch. New YORK
for Rotterdam
Fastnet. oct I5-Chicaso City Br). New York
for Bristol
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Close ~ T.
... - s,earner $50 p m
ttavaii Japan. Cores. China via san -. &c
FTanciseol-Teny 0,i MaT China Philip. oct
Hawaii Japan. TqseS., Mongolia oct 10
t1psunsn Samoan Islands. Australia
Sew Zealand via san Francisco oo, -
Gnuorua ............. a..
Sorca china, Philippines (via -
Gsattlel-Talthybius .......... ...''''SCo.. o.
Hawaii (via san Francisco 'O'' -
Isnan Corea. china via Seattle ne, p
Mexico Maru..........'.'.''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
blackburn Wins Skating Race.

baulle Blackburn, New York State
,iospiop, won the three-mile profess
nis5,' roller skating championship last
,is. az Madison Square Garden. His
~ Was > minutes 35 seconds. Jack
49, worth, Southern champion, fin
po,. second, and John Clark, metro
vivian champion. third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
WORK WANTED.
Male.

CHAUFFEUR-First class mechanic: care
ful driver: reliable; can run any car;
dustral Assn, II w. 42d 81.
BOOKKBEPER. Young man. age 20, refer
ences; as bOokkeeper or assistant book
keeper. or in any other capacity. Address
g. Box 10. Tribune once.
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an 'oa do not register you cannot en-.
M you are not enrolled you can
b.,." Oe at the primaries next year.
a.. .0,l' so that you may vote on Flee
' and at the next primaries.
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Local OmciaI Record.

Local Official Record. THE following or o.
oal record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes IN the temperature for the last
twenty-four hours. IN comparison With the
correknonding date Of last year:
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Vessels Arriving at and Depart
ing from Port Of New York,
Thursday. October -.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise, s12: sunset b:ls: moon rises @''''
moons age, y.
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

LOST.-ln or near Cort Theatre on Wednes-
day evening. october !. lorgnette. dia-
monds SGT In platinum. Liberal reward Will
be paid for return OF same. No questions
asked Address r.. Box = Tribune Ohice
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Highest temperature yesterday. g at go
p. M: lowest, 81 at 1902 a. M; average,
IS: average for corresponding date last year.
So: average for corresponding date last thirty
three years. 50.
Local Forecast.-Ra.u to-day and prob
ably tomorrow: moderate east TO aouthesst
winds.
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeUS of the World
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

jacksonville: Iowan. San Francisco: Delphi
CBr), London.
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Forecast for Special .ocalitics.-Eastern
New York. New England. New Jersey.
Eastern Pennsylvania. Delaware. Mary
land, the District Of Columbia and yir-
ginis. rain to-day and probably tomorrow.
Western New York. Western Pennsylvania
and West Virginia. cloudy, probably showers
to-day; tomorrow fair.
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BtSiN RSs NOTICES.

MUitlxraph Letters. 500, $50, !. oO9
MS: 10000 50. prompt @ r. WeatherfOrd
lie Nassau Room iocA Phone Besk.ass asa
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wANTEI

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
COUPLE-Butler. valet useful wife excel
lent cook good manager; Just disengaged:
excellent references; city, country $40. In
dustrial Assn. II w. 42d st.
JAPANESE cook desires position. in city or
country Mix. III West 9th -.
Female.
CIIAMBERMAID.-A other wcTf. very
neat competent girl. excellent personal
reference wages, S2J. Domestic Exchange
Agency. 324 Columbus ay. Tel. Schuyler
9i36.
COOK AITREss. Sisters. willing. oblig-
ing. neat young girls; personal reference;
wages, $50. SOS. Domestic Exchange Agency
324 Columbus ay. Tel. SCHUYLER 9l36
COOK and WAITRESS. CHAMBERMAfD.-
Capable Finnish girls: highest reference:
city, country. Jussila Agency, $50 LeXing-
ton sy Tel. 1853 Plaza
HOUsEWORKER-stro Finnish girl: do
entire work; best references! city. coun-
try; t20-S30. behtfs Agency, II L. I25th
At Phone, 55l5 Harlem.
LAUNDRESs. Finnish giTl; FIRST class laun-
dress: fhirts, collars: best reference Jus
sHa Agency. $50 Lexington av. Tel as
Plaza.
NURsE.--Capable taking entire charge Of in
FAINT: excellent references. b. Miss Fltz-
Gerald's Bureau. $40 5th av., cor 45th ST.