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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-05
EXPORT BALANCE
NOW $4,000, 1000
October Figures Show Increase
of S44,OOO,000 Over Those
for September.

Washington. Nov. 4.--Commerce De-
nartment officials estimated tonight
ibat October's export balance in favor
~ American trade would amount TO
S6o 10000 This would be an increase
~ s44 600 900 over September's bal
snce indicating the tremendous extent
81 the trade pendulum's swing since
The first month of the war. In August
Tho value of imports exceeded exports
NV $40 600. 900, but as the sea high
,ysvs were cleared and war began TO
mako it's demands on American mills
and granaries there was an immediate
change in the flow Of trade ana pal
ances established to help meet Amer
lean obligations abroad.
The department officials Dased thelr
estimates of October's exports on re-
norts from New York. Boston, fniia-
deIphia, Baltimore, Galveston, Ne"
Orleans. San Francisco, Seattle, De
troit and Buffalo, which handle ABOUT
80 per cent OF the country total. FIX
pUa onrteS TO sl62. $50 900, while the i'm
rort~~a about IS per cent OF the Ameri-
Gan total-were Sl19,l7O,O0O. Figures
for the first three days of the month
were estimated.
The rapidity Of the exports growth
drr;ny the month is shown by the
weekly figures. For the week of DC
tober 40 the exports were s3isso,-
oo0 In the following week they de.
creased by 100000, but in the third
week they jumped TO more than s5s'-
600 900 and in the last week OF me
month they reached total OF s4o'-
100000. .,.;. -
III The statement. "thus show an eX-
nort balance of about 100000, while
tbe business at the remaining ports
If the country will probably bring the
,otsl export balance t. S60,00OO0O.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-05

Steamers Yader.aud lBrl. Liverpool October 70
10 the Rcd star Line. with mdse. Bar 8 20 M
Ragnarok lN0rl. Gardens Oct ~ and taoaIlrL
49, 10 the Munson IS Line. with sugar bar
lngh'aid Harris ,Br Buenos Ayrcs October 8
N0nteyideu Do and Barbados .. 10 Busk *
Daniels. with IL passengers. malls and mdse. bar
N,-sok tNor). Piraeus October II. 70 master IN
lI.asf Bar. so m.
Kago. New Orleans October y. 70 the Standard
OF 90 with mds. Quarantine. ! O3 a NJ.
IL NOrtc CAV st0n October %. 20 the southern
Ps-ie, Company with lldsc Quarantlie, NJ.
Terape Jacksonville November ! and Chariest On
10 the C.ydr - Go. with passengers and mlse.
Pssrec. Philadelphia. 70 the Clyde IS co. with
rndss Quarantine. IL AZ a m
Tagtls lBD London October 7. Falmouth :, Bet
bsIos 49, Trinidad 20. Puerto Colombia "a.
Carfa.ena % Colon -. Kingston 80 aat Anti
al f0 Saudcrs0n & son. with % passengers. uAlls
ana ndso Bar. a. is M.
Panama grI,,0bal October 70. 10 the Faama
Railroad IS Line. with l0l passengers. mails aud
riiss Bar 30 a IT,
Sorory. Port Arthur October -. % the standard
OH co. with mtse. Quarantine. . l6 %.
Princes, Anne. Newport News and Nofi9.k 10
the Ola Dominion s. 60. with Passengers and mdse.
sand Hook. Y j. Nov {. 30 p m-Wind south
vest. isht breeze. partly cloudy; hay N shore
smooth sea .rrD
steamer Antilles. New Orleans; Cedric tBrl
Il,e-po0.. Otcalllu lB1. Bordeaux; Caracas. san
IY,rt santa Marta Colon. COMauche. Charleston
,rI Jacksonville. san Iaciat0. Galveston, Alta
mahs paiade phla. Lusitania lBrl. LyeTpoo.
Trinidad (Brl, Bermuda.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-05
M'CARTY WINS IN RING
Easiy Outpoints Savage in a
Ten Round Bout.

Tommy mccarthy, cousin Of the late
Luther MeCarty, easily outpointed Jim
savage, Of Orange, in a ten-round bout
ut Browns gymnasium last night.
The victor outboxed his willing OPP
ponent in practically every round. and
as early as the frs. round gave indi-
cations of making the bou. a short one.
However. McCarty could not take full
advantage Of the opportunity, Savage
arising dazed at the count of nine.
The Orange boxer was sent to the
mat again in the seventh round, but
regained his feet and clinched to last
out the round.
Savage committed a deliberate foul
rs the boxers came together for the
final round. Savage extended his hand
for the customary handshake, and as
McCarty made a motion TO grasp it,
Savage struck McCarty on the tip of
the chin. The referee failed to take
any action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-05
rore;on Riders in 6-Day Race

The first batch Of European riders
who will compete IN the slN-9aE laeS
TINS Sra ar;ca, Floyd mcfarland. the
LOT n received cable message
n,anss stating that Parent, Dupuy'
Sesteiu% nd Cousseau had sailed on the
S % ~ bean on Saturday and will ar
Koe e hnr" Monday. These four riders
rive - neaS among the first class riders
are rateu Parent won the motor
OF EuT Championship of the world in
paeed ,o SitS apd 1911, and Sores won the
i i;,Is d iy4 champion Of Europe this year
tue IL tn OF HSootsoripaced class. Dupuy and a
riders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-05
CrOSs-COuntry
Trials at Williams

IT |0-0ETIT1 q IUe IflUuut.I
Williams town. Mass, Nov. 4.-Trials
for the cross country team which will
represent Williams at the New Eng
land intercollegiate run at Boston on
November "a were held over five-mile
course here this afternoon.
Captain Shriver did not run, owing
20 a slight irdisposition, and the other
SIX men who will comprise the team
finished in the following order: KEEL
ton, II. 2S:50; Stafford. II; Pratt, '15;
Camp, l6; Newton, 10, and Gilchrist,
IS.
In earlier trials Shriver covered the
distance DO 27:45.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-05
GENERAL ORDER NO. Is.

The Bronx troops have been inNlted
70 furnish d demonstration at the military
tournament ~ be held in the armory OF the
"a Field Artillery. 1922 Franklin aN.. me
pronx. or Saturday afternoon November
il The time allowed for the demonstra-
lion r. thirty minutes. which VIII ne d.
,-ided into two periods OF hfteen minutes
each. the troops changing places az oppo-
site ends Of the armorN. 90.
scoutrnasters In this district VIII
notify headquarters as promptly a. posi-
lie 81 the nature OF the demonstrations
which they will present In case nothing
of This character has been prepared or can
be prepared In the interval. the troop wiz
be expected 20 play scout games IN the
q Troops will report a. the armory at
. o'clock on that day 20 Denuiy scout
Commissioner Bull -,
A. After the demonstrauon the scouts
will be given an opportunity 70 witness me
tournament which Includes number OF
interesting features
November 4, 1914 -....,.,
scout Commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-05
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
Nf,ssluis Nov American Dutch. New YORK yia
Plymouth. New Yors Dutch tank. Nea York
via Falmouth
HAVE N0g I-Dipton tBrl. Galveston Via Newport
News. "a PetroleiIc BED. New YORK
Po-t Natal Nov l-Grcaa NOT, New YORK via
Cape Town. Nov 2-Corte Castle lBrl New York.
Bergen Nov 4-Berggns,orl Nor. New York
Y6r'fama nov. g. MidieAam castle OBJ. New
York STA Gibraltar
Isrsel.les. OCT 30-Roma tFt) New York and
Piraeus. Oct 25--Frankby tBr). Nev York
Ctr,tiluIa OCT -s-R0H DAM, New YORK
SAILED.
Copenhagen. oct 2S-Tuls DAM New York.
- Thomas Nov 3. m-horona tBfl iron
DenleraraI. New York
Genoa Oct StAmpaia utaD. New York
valencia. Oct 25-Aatouio Lopez lspanl Urom
p, Barce.on'l . NV i .ii, ,so,7, New York
PASSED
Brow Head Nov santa Theresa lBr. New
York Tor Liverpool
Fastnet. N0y i-sur1sa OBJ. Ne" forA ior Liver
.fr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-05
From Tho Tribune Bureau
washington. Nov. 4.

From Tho Tribune Bureau
Washington. Nov. T.
ARMY.
Capt COURrLAND NIXON and First Lieut..
FkANCiS - EASTMAN, assigned S0th Inf.
Second Lieut. MAURICE d. WELrY. assigned 81
Inf.
First Lieut.. KELTON l. PEPPER 18th Inf .
found incapacia'ed for active serytce on account
Of disability is retired
Second Lieut. EDWARD A EvERTs. from 18th 10
sth Inf. I$csmber / TO san Francisco. thence
about December 3, 70 Manila.
Leaves Of absence Bris Gen DAN C. KINCMAN.
CHIEF oi Engineer fifteen days: Fipt Lieut.
WILLIAM \. MARTIN. tth Cav. three months
NAVY
Lieut. Com. II. c. COKE. detached nsv yard.
New York 10 command Leglidss.
Lieut.. K +. ZOCBAUM. JR. detached Arkansas.
20 wait orders
Acting Dental surgeon J. r BARBER detached
nav yard. Norfolk. 70 Washington.
Chief BoGtswain w. r. O'COSNELL. detached
yard. Phi sdel phls. TO temporary duty Ohio
Chieg Boatsvsin CHARLES SCHORNBORG. de
tached receiving ship At New York 10 navy yard.
Phi adc.ph
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-05

Troop 81. as District Scoutmaster for that
portion OF the West side district lying be-
tween 14th and 12d SITS.
The troops In the lveriale section Of
the West Bronx district will hold an as
sembly on Friday evening November II.
at 2G0th - and Riverdale az. The Aim
entitled The Making Of a Scout VIII De
shown. and addresses Will be given The
proceeds ~ the entertainment VIII be given
10 the Red Cross. Tickets, . and 90 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-05
Morristown Wins at Football

Morristown, ~. j., Nov. Morris
town School defeated Randolph MILL
tsrv Academy by score OF al TO IN
"tbe hardest fought game Of the season
Wendell, Captain Clement Neck an ana
Deyitalis starred for Morristowh' me
o+t;est nlay of the game was made
-, Keck. who received a forward pass
Fyom Wendell and ran fifty yards for a
.awcbdown This makes the seventh
t,roigbt win for Morristown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-05
HARRIS WINS FOR TEAM
His Goal Beats Erasmus Soc
Ger Team for Stuyvesant.

Stuyvesant High School defeated
Erasmus High of Brooklyn in the high
school soccer championship match at
Van Cortlandt Park yesterday after
noon by a score of / goal to 0.
Honors were even in the first period
and the second half was well on when
Harris, inside left for Stuyvesant, did
some slick work and got the ball
through for his side. Steen and Hearn
did good work at goal for their re-
spective sides.
Tho linn.nn fnllnWs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-05

Retircd.-In effect IL D m. Nov. A.
P,lmn. +. p. Reynolds. $50. on police sur
geon's certificate. at 500 year: appointed
Sept c. 1888.
Transfers and AsssDments.-fn effect \
a. m. Nov. 6.-sersts. Michael Coughlsn, LIST.
from ID. J. F. Hall. list. from 18th T. F.
Cashm&n. 3D. from LIST; C. z. ssger. 18th.
from list; Ptlmn. ]. W. Styns. 18th. clerical
and house duty; J. X. Feeley. z7sth, mounted
duty.
Temporary Assfsnm enfs--L.sut Henry
Heilnars seth. to SD. s days. from Q q m.
Nov. 9; serst- n q. Lennon. tth. Det. Bur.
10 days. from 8 O. N. Nov. Z; Alfred Raw
son. Thomas Kane. ist to iss I. D.. 10 dAya
from .. m. Nov. Z; H. 4 Lakewood. nth.
Training School. clerical duty. 30 days, from
a. m, Nov. ]: Gustsys schley 18th. 70
bet. Bur, 10 days from a. m, Nov. g.;
Joseph Caraeciolo. Pasousle Damlano 2eth.
b. q. II. Squad. special squad !. 10 days
from a. m. Nov. 5; P. T. Donovan. $50. 10
6lst. clerical DUTY. 10 days, from ,. IN.
Nov. 3; Bernard Mellon i<sth. Oct. Bur. 2
days. from noon. Nov. 2: Francis Kane. Gsth
Office OF chief surgeon. 81 days. from a. M.
Nov. ); Irving Ettinser. 9TH /. D.. pet. Bur.
10 days. from ,. m. Nov. 2: J. J. Quinn.
4th Sgmund Lpscher $50; J. J. Scott. zl6th,
Bet Bur, fro. d. m, Nov. =, 20 O. m,
Nov. IL Italo Cassetti, 18th; J. J. MeManus'
2lst. ". j. Blanch. I'd, James Dalton, ssth;
j. l. Massie. Jr. 18th; Abraham 6uydecker,
i5sth: Henry sommers. l7i,h. bet. Bur. 10
days from 1 D. m. Nov. Z.
TO c. o. from precincts indicated. duty
a. m. Nov. 4 J. H. Mcknight. Slst; Jacob
Feess. 33d; Edward Weiss. s5th; Henry
Klllmeyer, slst: " J; MeMillen, l+ssh
Patrick cooney. i49sh; August Meyer 1924
Menzies. BIS, TO 2Sd. 10 days from Q p. m,
Nov 3
Assignments observation-disclosures. Will
lam Butler; 17th to G. O.; from a. M
Bureau. from A. m, Nov. Q; George
f neTass 'n M Nov. 3. 9. ". Cook s7Oih
to mounted duty. from a. m; Nov. 8
Lang. 1894. day from a. m. Nov l.
c. r steurer. l62d, day from q p. m.
Nov !; Harry Post 27sth. ! day from
S a. n. oct. 81.
Sick Ieave-Ptlmn. J H. King. 14,h, II
days from : a. m. Nov. 8.
Applications for Full Pay While On SICK
RePOrt-P'lmn: J. J. burss5sf i,h' from nu,
5. and from $50 p m. Oct. 3, TO 1901
a m. oct. l2 @. c. Cunningham, 25th
from noon. Aug. 0. 20 1901 a m Sept. 10
]. =. Woods. 32d. from ~ ?. m. Aug Q
f rom n noon i'' Aug 22. to Il p m. Aug. 81
g T. Gallagher 37th. from noon. Sept
from m. Sept. l. 10 noon, Oct /; J j
O'Neill. Goth. from a45 p m, Sept, 70, 70
70 p. IN. Sept. 81: A. G. Ruth. 18th. from
p m. oct 10. to noon. Oct IS; J. H
Failon. 10th. from noon. sept. 9. 70 noon,
Sept. %: " H. Farley. 146th. from noon.
Aug. IS. 10 ~ p. m, Aug. IT, and from
$50 p. NJ. sept. 4 TO Il p. M Oct 0;
Antonio Pascale. lo5th. from $50 ?. M
Sept 10 20 II p. m, Sept. 20; A, +.
Ranftle. 275th. from noon. Sept 49, 10
noon. oct. %. z. w. Clark. Traffic 3. from
noon, Sept 10. 10 II ?. N, oct. 3; Charles
Braun. Trafc c. from noon. Aug. 20. 70
1901 a. m. oct. 20.
Death-Ptlmn James Conway looth. at
1926 a. m, Nov. 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-05
WORK WANTED.
Male

Male.
GERMAN. thorough mechanic, Tor Mercedes.
Renault Panhard cars; Is years expert
ence, speaking Franch. English; aged 81
Hoppe. care Epung. l55 East s9th st
FARM MANAGER-Wouldl like q position
for our dairy and farm manager, 70
thoroughly competent IA every way hon
est sober and Industrious, has glyer u
seven years Of FIRST class management,
Empire Clay Mining Co.. Us Alfred st..
Bridgeport. Conn
YOUNG MAN, 23 years old. nea, appear
ance. desires position. FIVE years expert
ence IN clerical work. good references.
l. j. Box 10. Tribune Osice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-05
REPAIRED GUN EXPL0DES
Gunmaker Receives Charge of
Shot in Leg and May Die.

Passaic, y. j.. Nov. As Andrew
Sena tried new barrel placed on the
old stock his hunting gun exploded
to-day, and Ernest Hubinger, \ gun
maker. who did the repairs, received
the charge Of shot in his right leg.
Hubinger is in a serious condition
In ST. Narv's Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-05
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

Chief Bos,s-.in FRANK cARREdHER. to nav,
yard. Norfolk
chi., Msehini', RAsMUs rvERsoN to n'u yard
Portsmouth.
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED.
Nov 2-Prsiris. at TanGer sound
NoH 3-Vern0nt al Norfolk sscrsmsnto, g
Hampton Roads: Ayf0ser and Doph'9. a
Warrington; smith. al whitsstons Landing
Celtic at Boston; stcreti. ct Tompnnrtuej Mon
tana McDouasl. Cummings Csssin. Mccall, Bur
row.. AmBsn Tripps. tNnins. Bsiis. jarvis
Di1ie and DrNson. 81 Hampton Roads; Kansas
a. Port au-Prna
Sound.
sov 3-ysrmout from HAMPTON Road 70. Nsr.
folk; Sacramento. from Tsnrsr Sound ior
Hampton Roads. Smith. from Tompknsvilie 70;
Hhiiesione Landinsi ca.lo. from Pr,s!dsni
Roads for bos,oci sisrstt. from whiiestoue
Landing ios rompsinsyi.i Peoria. f.sm ch.r.ss
Ton for ky West; AcDoussi. cumminsst CAssn'
Mccall. Burrows. Amman, Trippc. gsnHinT.
Bsse. Jarvis Dixis and DrCtoi. frvn Lynn
haven Roads for Hampton Rosis. Hslsish. From
La Pu for MsnsAHile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-05

Touch oans-L0throp. Fuller. Goals from
toIct1o7ue-f Coolidge Substitutes
Grlton- I-r.ors Tor Schcrmcrhorn, hoyt IoI
Emmcns. T.Ie4gh for Hoyt Merrick ior
Canfeld urder fur rockingham, Emmons
for Burden Patterson for EmmOns. stevens
fcr Nash. &c. Mark=-Bradley for Whitney.
Parkman .r 49, Caswell Dilworth Tor
Duel Street for Castor. Castor for Flatt'
PLATE fo- Street. Post for Leighton. Umpire
Car B Marshall OF Harvard. Referee
Nathan a. Tufts. ~ Brown Linesman--'.
IA Iantut ~ dartmouth. Time Of periods
Fifteen minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-05
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS age. German. thor
oughly experienced. can milk. attend
furnaces, handy. moderate wages. r. W.
Box Is. Tribune once.
HOTSEMAN- willing 10 be gem
orally useful. can cook. wait on table
excellent references. H. Miss EiizGerald' 3
Bureau, $40 9Th av.
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FRIDAY NOVEMBER g
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

n,..t,,t,on and stearer $50 m.
ti,~sW fvis san FranciscOl Sierra ..... To day
TaErI Marquesas. Coos Stands New Tea
land. Australia ina san Franciseol-
Maramag . s s.NN' %
Hawaii Japan C0rea china. PHILIPPINES
Via san Francisco korea .....:...+.. NOV .
Japan. Corea China via Seattlel-Shidzuoka
Afsru ............- --...sF'''sss NOV II
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Female.

COAfPANIOS-An American lady OF TO-
rnement and capability wishes position
as companion city or country. would
travel moderate salsry. excellent refer
ences. Address 81 Grove 81. New Canaan,
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so MADISON AVENUE

The orders and notices That appear In tins
column Apply only 10 the Boz Scouts OF
America ana not 10 any Oihe. organization
using the word Scouts" Lorllard Spencer.
SEQ It Commissioner.
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

Male.
ALESMAN.-E Experienced men wanted 20
sell sweeping compound. Address g., Box
IA. Tribune.
WANTED IN law Office American boy u good
manners and appearance, must be good pen
man: apply IN own handwriting Address II.
Boz IL. Tribune Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-05

Goal-Hsrris Stuyvesant. Reieree-Mr. Holman
T. : A. L. Lnesmen--Jones and Lorcei. Tine o.
lalves-Forty Eve minutes each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-05
One Hit Game for James

San Francisco, Nov. 4.-Ihe All
Americans defeated the All-Natlonais
2 to / to-day.
The score follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-05

Plaza. "
COOK. WAITRESS CHAMBERMAID- Two
neat frst class swedish girls. one excellent
cook other nrst class waitress. etc. Oster-
bergs Agency 7iG Lexington ay Tel. Plaza
254.
K-CHAMBEgMAID and WAITRESS
Young English girls English references
only; city or countdy. ". Miss Hofmayer' =
Agency so FIN ay.. sth noor. Telephone
45Z5 Madison SQUARE
COOK and s-CHAMBERNAID
Finnish girls. highest references. an
excellent cook. city or country. Jussll.
Agency. $50 Lexington az. tel. sa53 Plaza
COUPLE. swedish Protestant. man butler.
useful wife good cook; DO entire work: ex-
celleut references country. Ost-rb-rgs Azen-
cy. 7ls Lexington AZ. Tel. 1855 Plaza.
GEN e.RAL HOU sEWORK - Neat. strong
swedish girl splendid cook housemaid.
waitress: best references Osterbers's Aernr,
no Lexington az Tel 25i Plaza
GENERAL HOUsEWoRKER. - FInni-b
girl. very neat and willing: best refer.
ence. or az Kitchen maid JgssilN Agency
$50 Lexington ay.. tel. 1853 Plaza
KER-German young woman.
excellent references Co0pers Agency. ar
cth az. Telephone 1908 Greeley.
HOU sEwoRkER.-Cisrmsn Young worns n
9Th Az. Telephone 1905 Greeley
81 SEE. WITH Mrs. cooper's Agency s;7
6th ay.. supplies hrst class help.
LATNDRESs. FIRST class: also chamhermAii
and laundre-s. highest reference. private.
city or country Jursiia Agency. $50 Lexing-
ton as Tel H53 Plaza.
WAITRESS PARLORMAlD - Neat. tail.
swedish girl excellent waitress take but
ler's place best references $40. Ostrrberg :
Agency 7is Lexington av Tel "a Plaza.
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

omclal Record ard Forseas,--Ws shing'on. nov
4-Duhng the last twenty four hours wen marked
b4rometric depression has passed from the LAKE 70
g0n 20 NoW England l. has caused strong south
vest Winds alI d rs8 in temperature. but no
precipitation ~ cnls-..ue1ce A second depression
u similar character 1rerles the British Northwest.
The temperature las fallen Ia the Missouri Valley
and about Lake superior.
A continuance OF fair weather In all parts o. the
country east " the Rocky Mountains Tor several
day, Is Indicated T. vii be colder In the AXE
region. the upper OHIO VALLEY and the middle At
Ianti. and Neg England states On Thursday. r.
,hs Nor,ane., ,le .empera;ure viii rise storm
warning. are displayed on the Atlantic Coas, from
sandy HOOK 20 Passport.
WIND, f1s THURSDAY and Friday North Atlantic.
fresh 90 strong northwest. middle Atlantic fresh
Northwest. south Atlantic. moderate southwest p
,,est. Gulf Light and variable. upper lakes. fresh
,.rr..te.r. lOprr AXES fresh Nesf tu rorhNcst.
g,rseast for Special Localltlc.-Ns~ York, Mes
ensand PeanOhsnia. he- Jersey Oelarsfs. mary.
Iand the District Of Columbia. flrsinla and west
Vlrglnla. fair to-day and io-morroS
Local omelsi Rseord.-The iolloVtns ofnciAl rec
ord ron tie Weather Bureau shows the changes 10
liza temuerAturs Tor the last twenty four hours IN
comparison with The corresponding date q last
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FIRE DEPARTMENT..

Transfers and Appointments. Process Server j..
l. DUN Las Department 90 this department Noy.
2 MacAiuiil ID. g. Kennedy. department 0i water
supply Gas aud Electricity. 10 ms department
Nov g. Liueman J. 5. Garrigan. Bureau o, fhe
Alarm TeesrapL. 10 HiTeuan. Noy. ]. Ffpvtss
server II. fa.h b. Of =. transferred 10 MunicipaI
courts. Manhattan. name dropped from rolls OCT.
81. Il Asc.rr appointed Engineering Inspector In
b of = H. FOR probationary period o. three months.
nov g. hasT'yeF ayp9el IN as IS, ior ~ 5s,
from Oc,. l6 granted 20 Inspector ~ TITO IfeIen
lion r II sun illness; iea', with pay FOR, FOR so days
without psy for three months from oct 20 L.
Bel. hancssm4ker. lines. J. J. Lynch Appointed
stationary engineer in b. u j. aud 3 i0f no and
Leave OF ebsence-A special leave mo pay. y
days. nov. a. Fmn. tlst sradel, / Geehefn' H.
l. Co
dangerous condition forwarded through ofi.cial chan
uels by a company commander shall De 0l Form
A or Form ID filled out o. accordance With in-
mrndatlons shall be Do the language % the stand
arb Forms n Orfels. No reports " dangerous con-
ditlous viii hereafter be fors arled. except on Form
4 or Form ID. q above stated.
Penalties lmposed-Capt A J. O'BDon. Eng 2si
Conduct preIudic.al 10 good order aid DIS lp.ine
rcprmandod FINN llst grade, T. J. q Mara
compound recreation leave withheld Tor fifteen daSs
rom Nov o. Frnn. list gradel. VI J. Caval4sa.
II a L. III. absence without leave. sentence s1s-
Charge Dl,ml,ssd-Cspt. a !. oBgon. Eus gsi
Conduct prejud.cal 70 good order and discipline
School orden-I'he following companies viii re-
port AZ Company school. ~ and l5y EAst tith S.
Manhattan az time aud date specified nov O.
10 m Eng Eng q, 30 p R En- l.s 81 No oy II
10 n H,' E '' $50. j ? n Ing a, No' i
Il go "a 4 M M H. l. 3 n p II a. i X L f iiI
Leaves Of Absence mo payl-Eus Of str W e
Cornell Eng IL. J. hours. Nov. b. Funn. 80
gradel. L b sorseeo. Eng 81. a hours. Nov o.
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Highest temperature yesterday. I3 lst q ?. n
loweF. a. al o q. H.. average. Of, avefsssSoi
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DISTRICT NOTICES.

Deputy scout Comnissioncr Charles has
appointed Scoutmaster J. /. Renfr0, *
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

corresponding date ss, year 50; sw,ASs for CORE
spending date lAst thirty three year.. IS.
Local Foreeast.--Fair aud colder to-day; fair TO-
morrow; strong northwest vfnds.
Humidity.
= ND. .. m......ss So m..--..o
Baromsts Rssdlass.
a. m. 1855 D. m...2sT3 So n...ts'o
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Female

A. A.-HOUsEwORKE Irish girl:
neat. capable worker. good COOK. B.. Miss
Hofmayer's Agency. 80 Fifth ay., 9Th floor.
Telephone. 4527 Madison Square.
CHAMBERMAID- sEAMsTREss or MAID
Finnish girl. exceptionally good reference
Jusslla Agency. $50 Lexington ay. Tel. ii5s
Plaza
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors.
Gov.rnesses etc. % Colleges. schools and
Pamllie. Apply 20 Mrs NJ J YOUNG
FULTON. - Onion square.