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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

Albany, June %.


Pacific Lamp CO., Manhattan: 5000: T..
Dickuan 81 Nassau ST., \. y; f.. Il. Mitcn-
ell J.. Gut'mann, y. y.
Salt CitN Express and Trucking Co, syria
cueC: 81 900: NJ J. Knowlton. 10 West cas-
tie ST.. Syracuse; l.. "a. KnoWiton, NJ. L.
Derby. Syracuse .,,o
O00: -. ThurstOn 1902 Bway: y: y H. :.
Kulght T. .. NacMahon, y. \.
Tiou<,nioga SIX CO. Cortland; 500. ,yS
J. Crsw9ld. o'5rfanse , ~ J a. EmH'e'''n
Keimsco.t Co Manhattan. realty. 5000;
T.. d. Keller. 70 Exchange Place \ y; l.
IAuteretein, 4. 81 Kosenthal \. y ..,,...
~ ogG. & D. Jordan 3s3 Clinton ST.. BROOK
lyn. -. T.. Jordan. G. Chambers hr0Geeiy H.
Iiobard Realty Co. Manhattan; NoVC; D.
j. Coldstein. 3% Broadway y. - - "'iu
gtcin. L. Herbert. y. y. , <,.-,.,..
u q. Arnold 4 Co, West Islip' noTis U
:lo9o. q q y,,, A5no'a Ba5 i5sog.'"' }" ""
~ yorI Steam Auto Tire Works Man
t.i,sr. 40 90. j. j. Foley. % Nassau 49,"
X s.; N. Beck !. 4; Callahan a. IN So =
Peerie., Ho,el CO. Manhattan SIT ~ "
Rsyi.. 7 10 = Eas LIN i%l" r. s'' y ." -
Jnoeetrtic,o Gay Mantle CO.. Manhattan
~. 90. j. q. Goodrich. Broadway ana 9s.n
t. ~ =. D. Goodrich y. - .. D. ""'''
rr,riess ono and Tea Import 60. Man
haitian; $1,000: l.. su9uo. ~ v: S%2'' '''
=. S.. w. Grotc. r. Brsnuau: - ,rhe
Brog1. 500. u, iOewenthai. ~ ~ H..
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connecticut Zlnc corporation. Wysndancn
SUFFOLK County. q 80. 90. =. W. rhf, III W.
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IWk. Il. M0watt BroO5.i5n .
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lyn. v. 49, Ko1sld. J. Koniro"h% "'''N'
ign.
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Som. g. koteuhofg - T.. I'M H. Nc"
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O.g dominion Really Cooperation hhnnHl .
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HfuDfon Z Bnglebert. Manhattan A%S'pNy'
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1errlD fhOe Co. brooklyn; t2).NO D. ~
cousins ~ De kalb Az. Bfgghlyh' - -
BodRsOn. y. q. Wheeler. Brooklyn.
superior Duck Clothing 90. Aanhatsh'
ftO.OOO. s.. AstfBs. 1872 "yse ~, m"
ffOna. p 8srus -. Klrcpslein. y. y.
J. 4. Jccanerty a. bOns NIX. CO. Iro1a
itn, paint. SZJDO0O 4. y. Bccentry, ibz
~. Marks a., Brooklyn, j. \. b''hHfTtS'
! g. NcTanetY. BfOOkiyn.
CathoaG n N'agher, Manhattan. DIGS r
lng. s1O.VD. ). -. csthcsn, y. so 81
~ r.. q. i. @esgher. j. hr0gson, ~. Y.
e.. 4. sChVpD Eots, Albany, bakgIy,
$50 600. q. q. acbBDp. so cllnt0p IT., Albany;
- ~ fohuBp ~ y aehuV1 hNfff'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23

cooK-Assist laundry. thoroughly expert
sncrd. e.crlleht manager neat Wiling;
OF VoarA' personal references: $50 city,
country, Industrial Assn. u " IA st
COOK Young Scotch Protestant. has friend
charnhermaid; together or separate; -FOUR
,ears' excellent references: city, country. IN
dustrlaI Agsociation. II w. ~ 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
JEWELLED WOMAN HELD
Talks of Suicide and Is Taken
to Bellevue.

A woman, who said she was Nine.
Marie Christine, OF Aubinas, Ardeche,
France, was taken in an ambu-
larce to Bellevue Hospital last night,
after she was found in Central Park
talking incoherently 10 a group Of
persons attracted by her appearance.
She wore diamond earrings and other
valuable jewelrv and had in her pocket
$500 in cash and a French handbook
showing deposits for 10000 francs. She
said she had been staying at the Hotel
Lafayette for month, and that her
husband was French army officer.
Her audience in the park told the
police that the woman expressed de
sire to commit suicide. Her mental
condition will be examined to-day at
the hosDital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23

NURST.-Practical young woman will take
entire charge infant and growing child
$50: best references. Miss Shea's Agency. 80
East 42l 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
SCOUTS FIND PLAY LOTS
Detail from Safety First Soci
ETY. on Inspection Tour.

The Safety First Society made an
automobile scouting expedition yester-
day 10 find suitable vacant lots for use
as Fairgrounds. About fifteen were
found which answered requirements,
and the owners will be asked by the
society to permit their use as play
grounds.
Among those in the scouting party
were William j. Lee. ii. c. HutchinS,
John j. Downing. William c. Poertner.
Frederick II. Elliott. Mrs. Robert Fran
els Cartwright, Miss Florence Guern-
sey and Helen Varick Boswell. There
was luncheon following the tour u
inSDectiOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS.
Ed


Port said, June -O-lnycrclyde BD. New
York fOr Hong Kong.
Tunis. June 20-Rhodesian 0D, New York
via Marscillca
Olr). New York and Norfolk for Rosario.
Amicus CBD. New York Via Norfolk for
Ifavrc' June l8-Kentucky DAM. New York
Gihraltar juno q. q n m-Saxonia Br), New
York via Madeira for Naples.
London June 22-Mlnuehaha 0BD New
York.
New York for southampton and Hamburg
Cand proceeded; a ~, IronprinIessin
Ceclie Gen. Ncw York Va Plymouth for
T;rer1cn (and Proceeded.
prrtnon. June Il. = m-Georgc Washington
oGorj Kew York Via Plymouth and Cher
Kniinscholme. june l9-Teakwood OBJ, New
Rotterdam, juno a-Auchencrag Dr. New
uriStol June 2l-New York city Bp, New
ri,eas. June ig-TAcmistocles GrcesO, Sew
southampton. June 22-Oro;sva dD, Ne"
York via Kingston. Colon. eic.
bermuda. Junc %. $50 q ~ Bermu1'an
m. Sow Yor.
Giaagow. juno p Columbia dBp. Sew. York,
Ecrgen. June y / m--kr's'iaria'J'rd
,.,.S,e,i,p.nnd. juno 2i-Hellig Olay DAM,
%Gw YORK for Copenhagen.
t'lpbat.afd. June 90. SO -Mtufttania
dri New York FOR Liverpool nud pro-
coeded az $3.50 M,
AntofasamM. June 22--capac orr. New
York ana Philadelphia.
Monteyideo. June 2I-Harmonides 'Brl,
New YORK.
Liverpool. June -. : p m-MauretaniG
(BrJ. New York
northampton. June -. 80 y m-Nater-
land 1GerJ. Sew York
payer. JiInc %. q D m--Flnland. New York
rriesie June 22--rltouia Orr, New York.
SAILED.
y, Thomas June %, 10 = m-Gulana an
from Domcrara), Now York
Arica Juno 2O-CondOr diD. New York; Il.
Promotions Oerj from San l'rlncisco.
etrJ Ncw YOfL.
norarlo. june g0-kafna dBD. Sew York.
Ia Plata, June ~ liiaploy ODD. Now YORK.
Las Palinas June lD-Bristol Cliy Iir, New
York
Puntn Arenas. juno 10 Melderskin (NoD
from Kew YoriO. Corral
fffs -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
DOGS BARK SAVES MAN
Arouses Caretaker, Who Finds
LAWYER Overcome by Gas.

Charles Kirchof, jr., son Of Bronx
physician. nearly lost his life last
night from gas which escaped from a
leaking jet in his bedroom. He was
revived with pulmotor and taken to
Lebanon Hospital.
The barking OF q dog aroused Mrs.
Mary Harmsworth. carctaker. who
Smelled gas and went to Mr.. Kirchofs
room. She found him unconscious. A
physician from Lebanon Hospital ar
rived with the pulmotor and, after
making Krchof's recovery certain,
took him away.
Kirchof is q lawyer and p grandson
Of the late Peter Kirchof, a large
owner Of Bronx real estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
Wilson Felicitates King George

Washington. June % Presiden:
Wilson TODAY, in recognition Of the
Official celebration Of the birthday o.
King George, sent this congratulatory
telegram 10 the British monarch;
~ hog of your majesty 10 accept my
hearty fluctuations on this birthday
anniversary and my best wishes for
your continued happiness and wellhe-
ing, and at the same time ] wish to
convey TO you the expression OF the
good will which this government and
people bear 20 your great country"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
HOLD WOMAN AS SLAYER
Police Charge Her with
knowledge of Marines Death.

Louise Magaluso. of 215 East 126th
So, was arrested last night by detec-
,Ives Of the Clinton ST. station, charged
With homicide in connection with the
death, April y, Of Giuseppe Marine,
1f 6i3 East 18th st. The body of Ma
r.no was found with several bullet
wounds. The woman is said to have
occupied apartments in the house at
that time.
Detectives Munde and Shine arrested
the woman when she called at dye
ing and cleaning establishment at 18th
20. and Second av. for a suit, which the
police say was missing at the 18th ST.
house after the body of Marine was
discovered. She denied all knowledge
0t the shooting and declared she had
never known Marine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

Marscilles). Providence and New York.
. Para. June l9-Denis CBri. New York.
81 Lucia June O-Esperapza de Larrinasa
Obj from Bucnos .Ayres). New York
Naples. June 11-Lucia CAusO from Trieste).
Ncw York
Barbados, June 22-Tapajoz CBraz) from
Santos. New York.
slngopo June 2O-Kioto CBp. Boston
and New York
Gibraltar. June %, 10 m-Carpathla
(Br). New York.
Southampton, June % Bremen Ger. New
York.
Avonmouth, June 22-Wapello CBrb, New
York.
PASSED.
Perrin. June e2-lndrasamha OBJ, Yokohama,
etc. Tor New YORK.
Dunnet Head. June H-Her;a Ger. Ne"
IOrl. for -.
Scilly Juno %. II a m-Pretoria GER. New
Norl; FOR Hamburg. y. Finland, New forA
Gibraltar. June 32-kabAga tBrl, New
York FOR Alden; America utaD, New
York for Genoa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
$3.50 to Conscience Fund.

Washington, June 22.-Secretary Nc
Adoo received $500 contribution to
the conscience fund to-day from some
body in Burlington, Iowa. There was
no clew to the identity of the sender.
Nearly 100000 has found its way
back to the government in that mys-
ferrous fashion since MadisOn's time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
ARRIVED

Steamers Caribbean UBD. Bermuda June
% 10 Sander-On d son. with lS passenger
mails and mdse. Bar. noon.
Patras Messina S. Naples . and Gioralta'
L. to the Curard = Co. LItd. with ~ htsl'
2SS second cabin and 7OS storage passengers
and mdse. Bar 1871 , m.
Bergensfiord ,Nor. Bergen June IL 10
Benham &. Roycsen. with first, 80 second
cabin, ard 100 storage passengers anu
mdsc. Bar. 1876 p m
T'rederik VII DAM, Copenhagen June -
and Christiansand 10, 10 Funch, Edye & Co.
with passengers and rdse. Bar. 2:45 ? n.
Prjnz Friedrich Wilhelm Ger, Bremen
Jurc IS. Southampton and Cherhourg H. 20
OclricLs & 90. with passengers ana Indse.
CalabrIa tBD, Leehorn May 80, Naples
June and Palermo D. 20 HENDERSON Bros.
with l cabin and l7G Storage passengers and
Highland Heather OBr). Buenos Aires May
= and Montevideo ., 70 Busk & Daniels,
WITH IS passengers and mdse. Bar midnight
Surname Obj. Beise June G. Tela :.
Puerto Cortez s. Porto Barrios 49, and san
tiaCo l.. TO the United Fruit co, with %
passenger, mail" ana m0sc. Bar, ! a m.
Matanzas. Havana juno is. 90 the New
York and Cuba Mail S. Co, with mdse'
Caledonia Gs). Glasgow and Moyile june
49, TO Henderson Bros. with . first ana lilo
second cabin passengers and mdso. Bar
a
Rotterdam OItcm. Rotterdam and bou-
lopne 70. 20 the Holland America Line, with
l72 Hrst 40 second cabin and rs steerase
passengers and mdse. Bar, $40 m.
Carolina Ponce June 49, Mayagre2 10 and
San Juan L. tc thu New York and Porto
Rico SIS 80. with 1m passenger mails anu
mdsc bar. 4:45 n.
Galveston ,Nor). Turks Island June 16. 70
NJ \ &C Leon, with salt. Bar 80 m
Kydouia Ger, Santiago June IT, to hasIer
Bros. with copper ore. Bar, $50 m.
Obiedense (Nor). Port Maria June 10, Kings
ton and Port Morant 10. and Port Antonio
L. to the Cunco Imptg Co, with = pas
sengers mails and mdsc. Bar $50 m.
Nigllanca Guantanamo June II, santiago
H. Havana 1G and Nassau Is to the New
York and Cuba Mail IS co. with 81 pas
scnRcrs. mails and TndSe. Ear l;J0 q m
EI Occidente. Galveston June 10. - the
southern Pacific Co. with mdse Quarantine,
$50 a m.
SANDY Hook y i. June $3.50 y IN
Wind vest northwest. light breeze, cloudy
smooth sea.
SAILED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of Warships.
From Tie Tribune Bureau.
Washington, June %.


~ Lev. g.. 4. MILLER. 18th Cav. from
go. Hil. COL. July 10. 20 his regiment.
~ AelL p" r. CATHRD. oh cav. from
,tf-ns1 General Hospital, san Francisco.
~ LEI. ~. J.. DAWSON. alst Iuf.. and
fa1 i--eli. l.. y. CITRER. 1lth Inf,
.-s =. duty 90 office Judge advocate gen
ID Az. ~. then return % West Point.
~, s'ioa NJ second Lieut. ". y. MAN
-s'a Iuf.. accepted. 10 take effect
He,.,rs Jon Of second Lieut.. ". IT, ANDER-
-. stn lrf. accepted.
s1f rsat u CADET " LIN. graduate Of
- Academy. ~ second lieut.. Philip
rD4h. announced. lie VIII proceed
.ae.y.a On expiration u graduating leave
"se q a0sence- first Lieut.. e. -. CRU
49, %'ih mi. leaye until July 81.
NAVY.
- -. ON. p. =. IagLMER. to Milwaukee
49,. .-r n Az. detached Albany;
.- CON. -. IS. NERNOU. detached nav,
&ori ~ Command Beaie
-f z WHITING. detached c.. IN
aod q Wry6t co.6pany. Dse,on ~ t,t,o 70
p q. sh+IE. detached Connecticlt.
-l,at &. r. IfUrCHISs. de,seb.o .,,-.....
>4.e 70 oG.-e ~ Naval intelligence.
N j. C@ItNEk. detached cuigoa. 70
Ie.ressee "
-. #. wEiL.i--BEooE. 70 cdgoa
~ ~ IT, NftafNf0 DELAWARE b.
,. .o1ae.'on n ~ out nicholson ana on
n g 8 BESSEITs. Ge,aele4 salem. to
al fcrnfeflr1t
y o. DrDLEY o. q. GILI.ILAND. II
yAIL-. IT, o.. 3. GREENE. o. T.
~" Ftr. =. GER ~. q g. HATCH.
81 KATE5. o. W. riLLsBrEY and !
+lAEENLAkE. Jr. ~ Aslatlc station
oruy Transport. aug o.
|an. r. -. JOHNSTON. detached
'ftrtoef ~ Nsine
D. . EFoY. detached navy yara. Mare
el. ~ Dar5 yar1. Sew Yoik
r. WICKER. navy yard. Msre
~ Mao. q. o.. HoLLAND. navy ysra.
~, 4s,s. D. q. sJ'EENCEL. ~ Aiabsn7
-y Marc ia'and
ADFE&ENTs Of wAHEHipT
ARRIVED
4-fssn af B1afDn. Fialth a. SDx
~ t4f4 ~ 4i Stare Island. Cheyenne.
u END ~ ~ aau f-sanel1c0. on
~ ."'pips am Dolphin 81 Vera Cr4z:
n .fI.. - 11p1in. i1abo sn1 Illinois
+enk.f, lizsDlU sHg Idaho al Gibrsl-
HN,l ~ IAN Blss. FfFuart and Hop
~ -. n. lf1Hiah a. - Pszi Paul Jones
'g -. q1 ,.i a. Gibraltar. yorktown at
SAILED.
!, June D-reifa. ~ West ~, p.fi,o,gtb.
% Ii.higsn. Vera Cruz for phiisaelphis:
JsnGifr fcf Gibyalfsr. Deg.Sr NszsiiaH
l@ p7atHsEi fagi J0nes 8azafIan f0r
M JsaFrDs tffo. o.. psz for fsys gisrJ0s.
June p Illinois. fansief fer Gibraltar, York.
fcsn. fan DiDHY fDf s0n Ffsnoiso0. ss,O-
900, frfa fguI PIT rgfffD HekloG. pafspsoO
fTfs FfDz ~ galveston. w TsmploO, Sew
Hampshire. Vera ff9z fDf NDff0ik Ne
lfsEta tera lfuI fDr lsCsfDn.
collier CSessT, w1bh iefi Hampton Its81s
5.9s =; fsr - -.su. u1a1664sa y rsa,o y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
SUICIDE NOTE FOUND
Woman Writes That She Is
Tired of Life.

Police o. the Coney Island station
scented tragedy in the following
note, found by Antonio Barnamo in
West 9TH st. yesterday afternoon. Ii
read:
"a am tired of life. When YOU get
this I'll be dead. Hell IS nothing 70
what have gone through OF late
Notify father, 165 South LIST 81.
Signed MATILDA TERRELL
Matilda Terrell lived at the Williams
lcrgh address until two weeks ago
when she moved to COney Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
Risked Life to Save Woman.

Al the risk Of his own life, Edward
Underwood, surveyor, dragged a
woman from the railroad track at
Patchogue, Long Island. yesterday,
just bef<fe the Jamaica local passed.
The woman was apparently crszed
from drugs or intoxicants. Her cloth
ing was in shreds. She was locked
up accused of attempting suicide. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Inperator, reported as Leo miles east
OF Sandy Hook at noon yesterday, is eN-
pected 10 dock Thursday forenoon.
The Toannina, $50 at a IN, expected 10
dock Wednesday forenoon.
The Caserts. IA at S:jj m. expected 10
COCK Wednesday forenoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
HELP WANTED.
Male.

Male.
MEN with pstentable ideas write Randolph e.
CO., Patent Solicitors, Washington. d. c.
PROMINENT GRAIN HOUSE desires the
services of an experienced salesman 70
push comparatively new line in Southern
New England and nearby New York and New
Jersey points Part salary and commission
basis preferred: good opportunity; only man
ot acqus intancc with the trade and experience
need apply: application confidential. Address
j.. Box 10, Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
female.

GENERAL HOUsEWORK-Neat. strong
Danish girl: good plain cook. housemad
waitress; willing: amiable: best references
OsterberS's Agency, 7i6 Lexington ay. Tel.
254 Plaza.
/ HOU sEWORKERs- Mother and iJ-yesr-old
daughter; S25; 60 any distance; excellent
references. Miss Shea's Agency, 80 East 40
! ST. Tel Murray I'M 67Ti.
F IIoCSEWORKER- Refined Young colored
girl; excellent cook; $50; country preferred
Miss Shea's Agency, 80 East 42d 81. Tel
Murray Hill 6I'f
| HOUSEWORKER- Strong young Finnish
girl; excellent references: city. country;
s2O-s5O. Something's Agency. 1s4J Madison
av.. between 10th and l2ist SITS
INFANTS RSE-Competent German; best
references city country; wages S30-S35
Call at LaAg Boechcrer Co. Agency 40
West SD 81.
LADY'S MAID-German: competent seam
rtrees, hairdresser. packer wages $50 $35
btst references. Call at Lang x Boecherer
Co. Agency, IS West SD ST.
LAUNDRESS-Str swedish girl excellent
laundress: shirts collars etc; excellent
references. OstcrberSs Agency, ZIG Licking
, ton az. Tel. Plaza 254
MOTHER with daughter dD, competent
cook laundress or housewOrk: daughter
strong. willing. will assist anything: mod
crate wages. Industrial Association, Il West
t2d s..
NURSERY GOVERNEss-North German:
=
wages $50 S35. Lang K Eoocherer Go. AgeIl-
C., 43 West ed 81.
NURSE-North German: experienced; city,
country. references. wages $3.50. Can al
Lang & Boecherer Co Agency. 10 W. S3d st
NURSE-Practical young woman will take
entire charge infant and growing child
$50: best references. Miss Shea's Agency, 80
East 42l 81. -
NURSE-Scotch: TWO years experience; fond
OF children: good appearance exceptional
reference MacNeill Agency. II West Both ST.
Tel. Greeley $3.50 "
WAITRESS CHAMBERMAlD- with
children and sew; capable. refined. young
good references: ST. 90 anywhere. MISS
sheas Agency. 30 East i2d 81 -
WAITRESS Neat reliable Scotch girl; Prot
cstant: excellent waitress parlormaid: any
where; excellent references. OsterperS
Ayercy 7IG Lexington sv. Tel. 2o4 Plaza
and iG55 -----------
V'AITRESs-Makes all salads; understands
serving wines. excellent references Miss
Margaret Smiths Agency. % West 42d -
Tel. 5000 Bryant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
WORK WANTED.
Female.

TTTOR-By young college woman; German
ana history and other liberal arts courses,
Industrial Association Employment Agency,
Il West 43d 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Close y. \.
,,.-.t,a.;o, and cleaner $3.50 y. IN.
raDsn Corea. china via Seattle 49,. o.
Ak Maru ..........'.''''...'' ..it,.,,ioj Iprn
for Dover and Antwerp; ChafIo's ND"''
New York Tor Rotterdam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23

Highest tempers ture yesterday. 80 cat 9
y. M: lowest. &c cat o. M; average
GO. average for corresponding date last
year. -: average temperature for CORE
spending date last thirty-three ears 40.
Local Forecast.--Showers to-day; to-mor-
row. unsettled; gentle TO moderate winds
mostly south.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23

Local Oficiai Record.-The following OF.
hcial 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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EXCURSIONS

Don't overlook having The Tribune
mailed TO you while you are away on
YOUR summer vacation. Your address
will be changed as often A. you wish.
he sure OF your correct postoffice ad-
dress. DO not give way stations, as the
name OF the POsTOFFiCE Is necessary
TO insure prompt receipt of your copy.
Clip this notice--place 1t in your
poeketbOok-notify us at once when you
leave the city.
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Forecast for Special Localities.--Eastern
New York, showers to-day; tomorrow I'M
settled; gentle TO moderate winds, mostly
south.
New England. showers to-day or to-
right ara proba blv TO morrow.
New Jersey, District OF Columbia, Mary
land, Delaware Virginia and Eastern Penn
svlvana showers to-day: o-morroW prop
ablv fair; gentle to moderate shifting winds
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Hawaii via san Francisco)-Wilhel- luna o..
nina .......... .-.....''-' ''''' - '' 49, -
Hawaii Japan C0rea, China Oie
san Franciscol-China ..,.......' june = .
Guam via san FranciscoI-U 1lv
Transport ............'t.. ''' 80 o.. =, '''N'
Uopan Corea. CHINA via Seattle
INiOn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 49,
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Vessels Arriving at and Depart
ing from Port of New York,
Monday. June d.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
HIGH WATER.

n,S Sunrise 40; sunset ';''; moon rises -
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SAILED

Steamers iIcrm (NorJ Lisbon, jamestown
Norfolk and Newport News. Standard Gen
TarnpicO. Nelta, ------ Maracas (BD, New
port News: Hamilton. Norfolk and New
port News: New York (Dutch), Rotter
dam: Paula lGcrl. Elushing.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
BUTLER. USEFUL MAN, NALET-NeSt,
absolutely sober; Engishman; eHcenent
butler: willing. obising, excellent CITY tei-
erences Osterbergs Agency, 10 Lexington
ay. Tel. "a Plaza
BUTLER VALET. English; thoroughly exx-
perienccd: strictly temperate; excellent ref
orcnc.s; city. country. Industrial Assn
Agency. Ii West i2d St.
COOK-Swiss-Fren neat. sober man;
private family. competent trustWorthy'
economical. anywhere; references. CooN
Box %. Tribune once.
CofORED COUPLE-cook; butler, useful;
work country family. Miss Shea's Agency
80 f. i2d ST. Murray IIil 66t
COI'PIE-German and Scotch; excellent
cook and laundress, gardener. coachWsn
useful: assist with anything; excellent rel
ercnces Industrial Association II w. f-I.
GARDENER. CuACHMAN-Useful, strong
young man, thoroughly experienced; very
willing. Industrious; strictly temperate IA
years excellent references. Industrial AS
ISOLATION. = w ed ST. ---
GERMAN wants situation: middle aged: UNI
derstands gardening, handy with toois;
going as Waterman; bonds; best references
Holt. 2o2 =. llth st. -
MAN and WIFE GIungarians, English
speaklne)-Cook and lsundress, and useful
man. understands American cooking; per-
sonal references Mrs. Coopers Agency, t5'
9Th av.. 3Sth -.
USEFUL MAN. 80; coachman. footmsn, fur
mace, rugs brass. silver, lawn; good ap-
pcarancc; years last place. MacNehI
Agency. l. W. 9th st -
USEFUL MAN on country place; DO any
thing for summer; $50 good references.
Miss Shea's Agency. go E. 12d st Murray
Hill ga.
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Humidity,
Barometer Readings.

!
Tnited States Department Of Agriculture
weather bulletin. obServ ations taken al
D. III nth meridian time.
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HoUsEWoRKER Refined Young coored
girl; excellent cook; $50; country preferred
Miss Shea's Agency. 80 East 42d 81. Tel
Murray Hill GI1f
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MOTHER. with daughter dD competent
cook, laundTcss or housewOrk: daughter,
strong willing. will assist anything: mod 3D.
crate wages. Industrial Association, II West
t2d ST
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GENERAL HOUsEWORK-Neat. stroac
Danish girl; good plain cook housemaid.
waitress willing: amiabe: best references.
Osterbers's Agency, 7i6 Lexington ay Tel
Oh PLAN
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OUSEWORKERS-M Mother and l5-ycar-old
daughter; $2j; 60 any distance: excellent
references. Miss Shea s Agency, 80 East 40
ST. Tel. Murrav Hill 67T3