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- ONiRADE @. q. Shaw has called
| Ne nation Of villagers.
~ We are also nation Of moss
back manufacturers.
rsptciallv when It comes TO the ex-
nor, market are We the simple folk.
Ary man who knows the foreign field
from actual travelling experience, and
no. from office maps, will agree that
VIVA, We say Is straight stentorian
truth
Don't think FOR a moment. nor for
mai, moment. unless you haven't any
thing else to think about, that the
n5sshacf manufacturer Is necessarily
me lf,'e d'nk with the 2x8L plant
somewhere out in the shrubbery OF
ytppanoe Tor ne Is very often our
largest and most corpulent producer OF
goods .or the domestic market. The
a.. ~ his plant or his walstine does
No. count We are putting the thick
finger u satire upon him because Of
HI. f-1ound outlook on the foreign
horsHr.
ONO II the neatest characteristics Of
tho mo,sJack manufacturer !s that he
s.olrs knows all there IL to know about
,,r,t-n markets and gives YOU 20 I'M
drstaI so IN short starchy monosyl-
laa.. This IS particularly true when
he has never been in any foreign city
,,ew pttsburg
r II so happens that he has made
str.p clear 70 Paris, and has gone up
N,H'martre In tow with a Cooks guide
and his letter OF credit strapped to his
heart. you cannot get a suggestion past
h line ~ defence II you aeroplane 1t.
Nobody has ever discovered just why
~. mossback manufactures should feel
personally insuited when you think that
you know something about the foreign
ncIi after spending ten or twenty years
travelling 1t. but the fact remains
,ra' ho does feel that way, and he won't
ta,a anything to alleviate it.
II you dare 20 suggest that on ac-
count II occasional hard times In Amer
Nh 81 may u'l w SUN on NNN'PN'''
ary clever business plan after AL for
on american manufacturer to have all
n. eggs In one domestic basket and
ignore altogether the great rest NJ the
world especially az a rosy time Ike
IT,, the mosshack will SIT back In his
comfortable executive chair and Wis
dom off for your benefit one Of two
things tie VII either tell you that he
m, all he can attend to with his do
mrs.Ic trade, or that there is no export
ol.l,, for his goods.
Tie reason he knows here Is no eN-
purt outlet for his goods is because the
Cook guide VINO led him mp Mont
mir'rc told him so, or else he read Il
Once upon time in one of those dismal
consular reports about bad packing,
written 10y some academic tweedie who
rchashcd It from his predecessors re-
hasHoi report.
Sometime the MusshaCk Manufac-
t.rHr actually evolves 10 the omniscient
pinnacle where h" thinks, h'gosh, 1t IL
possible after an To cop a few cash or
dos from foreign lands, and SO he sets
~ what ne calls his export department
VIII rare genius he selects ~ the
manager Of his cXpor, department some
iltue ,huctle bean from the billing de-
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VIVID pen picture Of llfe IN
"A Paris during the terrible Prus-
= \ san siege of 1870 is told by Nine.
aimee Georges in the forth
coming October issue Of the Womdns
Homc Compauion
Of have read in the papers" writes
Nine Georges. that on the day when
-" troops left Berlin two thousand
marriages we're performed II was
only a little item quite hidden ne
tween the crowdng columns OF war
rcws nut it brought back into my NINA
b flood ~ memories that for forty years
] Hav" been trying to forget for'E-
Tour years ago | saw the troops leave
r"t Berlin but Paris. There were many
marriages performed on that day 100.
and one Of the soldiers who marched
away was my husband, and one or the
mortgages was mine.
Before this story Is printed | shaii
rotd ~ great ships sunk and cities de-
strpycd. and brave men moved down
Ike wheat. but of one thing | ma
lite mention. mean the women.
u remember when the Prussians en-
'h-"l Paris at the close OF the aWlui
Siege. They had claimed the right 10
march inside the gates and spend one
n-h' and there was nothing 10 40
b.. consent our fOrtificatlons were
battered down; our young men were
Killed or captive; We were nothing left
N tho splendid city of Paris but ola
m and women and children. we
h'H 10 let them come in, but they
,ru'u NOT compel our entertainment
l.'r' where shutters were up and
81 80 tmpty. Everywhere, also, the
tl'0"1l Colors were flown upside down
a'l rape mingled with them, over
u doors OF restaurants and theatres
p" banners OF mourning, and on
N m inverted shields inscribed CLOSED
IN account OF national bereavement
u was Ike a dead city, But from ne
h'd 10" Skaters OF our houses We saw
h. RUSSIANS come. ! was nineteen
i''' Ny father and mother were Ola
! W.mrrI standing with my parents
''.u q glimpse of the marching col
Lo tYd how a. they came strains
OH. street my father cursed then
rY fsrvor under his breath.
.m p9. -iorat ~. They were
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VAR GIVES AMERICANS IMMENSE TRADE CHANCES

the 'front.' Of the book, ne will see the
list prices that apply to goods shown on
pages AZ. 20 and 1879 of catalogue No.
42-C. Glass A. while pages 4. II. a. APP
ply only to Glass Y Y u double three
OF catalogue No. 3s-B. Deducting from
these prices the regular discount of So
10. 8, 21s and per cent. with . per
cent for cash. he can easily arrive at
the ~, cost OF the goodsG o. b,~uicks-
DSSG End live happy fofzver alter.
" SSfAnever ycwWhd- ~ foreign ynuss
pect who can get al nat delivered COS $
OF the Mossback's goods withou, wind.
Ing up in the dwelling ward you've got
mathematical wizard that it's a shame
to keep In the prosaic world Of com
merce.
lf you should suggest to the Moss
back Manufacturer or his chinquapin
export manager that :ne best chance of
landing foreign prospect by mail Is
to quote him first the net cost of the
goods in small and large quantities
{. a. =. New York. setting down these
prices In a column at the left hand side
of the page. and then add TO these ne.
prices the freight and insurance To
port OF des'ination and set these totals
In another column and then add on the
duty df any and landing charges and
set these down in third column. being
sure to work out all prices In the money
OF the prospects country. the Mossback
would probably tell YOU thai there was
no use in going 10 all that trouble be-
cause they followed out that course one
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tinanciers and our Government are all
afflicted with mossbaCkitis. Listen:
| know "A man who has just returned
to America after thirteen months
selling trip around the world. Ii IL the
steenty- steouth trip that this man has
made. shall call A1n Schmoos.
SChmoos has travelled every country
ON the globe in the last ten years.
knows certain machinery lines from
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pages 90. 1S0-aud 81 OF acc he will
ind illustrations and description of
figures COZ. II and 40 of Class ~" No.
>. and on pages ITO. II and - Of 39-B
will be found figures -, 90 and of No.
3. Class DIV. lie will also find
price list no lS-MM-NN accompany
ing the catalogue, and IL he VIII kindly
turn 10 pages -. 10, 81 and ~, AZ well
az the supplement in the last part of
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time and the fellow didn't place the
order after all.
when the Mossback Manufacturer
sends q man into the foreign field he
always selects with great care some
H!cksvile pallbearer with a Prince AL
bert and n three days growth who does
not know the line from n large juicy
slice Of watermelon, or else he picks out
some genius from the moulding room
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chance Of a thousand years does not
cause so much as tropical ripple on
the great silent sea OF American moss
backism. II il only the press that is doing
any moving. And the strangest part
of 1t all Is that many OF the manufac-
turers and big merchants whom We
thought had long ago combed the oats
from their whiskers are at this moment
sitting around the grocery store whit
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know. Every time he walks up 10 adj
dress us We think he has got a nice
shiny gold brick somewhere M his hat.
and we edge away. He can't fool us
unno,
But just let some American strike
out for the new and untrodden and
get there and youll see the whole herd
in a stampede To follow him. And If
he turns around, scratches his ear and
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S-szAiSa nation gan neysx expect to
GO, and grasp the tremendous pos
,,b,Iities that the war has laid at
her large rural feet so long as her
Government, her manufacturers
and her moneyed men have got the
backbone of a pawpaw and the
vision of a farmland"
PROFESSOR BOJAcK.
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with a jaw like a linotype machine and
a freight yard vocabulary who knows
the line from basement to belfry and
can lick any man who says he doesn't
In either case the envoy is about az
welcome as a hair In the butter when
he looms up before the manicured mer-
chants of foreign countries.
We. pity0Chl' lago-the pity Of
1t al
LOOK - Ne export opportunities to-
day, brought about by the war and
then look at the Mossbacks that they
are put up to.
Where IL the foreign salesman who
has not stood time and again before
some towering temple of commerce in
far off land and wept like hydrant
because the owners Of It we're tied up
with some German or English line and
couldn't handle his goods at all? And
now look at the chance that stares him
and every American manufactures in
the face and threatens to poke his eye
out.
Who are the competitors anyway tina {
every foreign salesman has had to buck
I in all South American countries. South
/ Africa. Australasia and the Orient ?
/ The Eskimos? No. the Germans and
mans and the English to-day. and where
will they and their manufacturers be
when this criminal war Is over? In
1 the thoop. OF course.
And yet this corking. unheard Of
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a., prof. O. q. BOJACk tBus. DocJ
Author Of Little NIFTY Lessons In
snIesms ship"
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- ONil,ADE @. q. Shaw ma. called
us nation Of villagers.
~ We are also a nation Of moss
back manufacturers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-04
CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE or THE STATE or NEW
York. by the grace % God. free and indr-
pendent 70 OCtarle PcygHet. Annie Moran.
Mary Ann Moran Michael Moran. JON Sptf-
ling Virginia Noel Louis -. Peagnet. Mar >
Won Nirdegger Hamilton 'eugnef. Edno
Pergnet. Howard Cray. MIS-. Joseph stebhi'-.
George r smith. and 20 ~ persons interested
IN the Estate o. Louise PcIenct %ldc!et. ls'r
OF Tho County OF New York. deceased -
crclitory lcgafoes next OF hln or Otlerr is".
send greeting: You 3nd each % YOU are he's' '
cited ard required personally 70 be auI a. per
before our Surrogate 81 fie county - |'F
YORK a. The fuTO-aj@s CONT Of sail 80. ~ :.
held AZ M. Han Of Re ords. IN the cogntv -
NV York on fho sixteenth day OF June. ljlf
Al IaIf-rast tee O'Clock N ire forenoon OF Bog
dgv then ard there 10 ttteud JUDICIAL 81 iir
ticrt OF the account Of proceedings Of k"tf
Iouis U1puct ~ Executor Of RE Lsst VIII
and Testament ~ sid dccf ased. and s1ch W
you az are hereby cited a. are under the a .
~ twenty-0ne Years are required 20 appear ~
vour guardian n you have one. ~ II YOU hs =
none 20 appear and apply FOR ore 70 lie ep-
uoir TED ~ IN the event or sour neglect Or fsi
Jre 70 DO so Il guardian VIII lie appointed ~
the Surrogate 10 .opTezent and act for you n
the proceeding
In testimony whereof we have caused th-
zeal Of the Surrogatcs' Court Of the sa!d CoJn-
Is OF New York 10 kc herepn, .
H.. 81 afsxed Witness iion. JOHN &.
COIALAN. a surrogate OF our "a 4
County at the County Of New York, the 70; n
dav Of April IN the year % our Lord on .
thocsara Zine HUNDRED and fourteen.
DANIEL J. DoWDNEY.
Cier,: Of the surrogates Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-04
BUYERS NOW IN THE CITY
Out-of Town Visitors Here Look Over Offerings OF
Local Wholesale Desers

BUFFAIO-W Hcngerer Co; II Ebert ha's
and furnishing goods. ia Church 81. -,
DAVENPORT. IBN At Richter 4 sons !
lccstcr clothing and hats; Aiecrt =,
PITTSBr RGII-kaufnSna 4 Baer o.
Klein. hats. - Madison sN, - 60. .
PITTSF3t- Rf;IT-Campeeils II W S,n0eS; III
nishtng Soois. gloves and hosiery: NalE.A
Observation-Disclosures. Synnonds co: II sea-
bury. hceisry and underwear; Nurrsy h".,
SkN ANTONIO TEA-Aneifesh iis. o.. d
shoe -: d oppenReimeF' BATS On" s"''s
Marseilie - s.,,.
sHAMOKIN. pENN--Shapiro Bros; l. shapiro
y g shapiro clothing: Grand. .,...,.
UTICA y Y-Rathbun 4 co: W hNutV'H-
furnishing goods gloves ana s"ea'e'' ."
Leonard 81.
miscellaneous
BCSTON-R n White a Co; T Barker hoo ~,
furnishing goods: Mr. DIAMOND. rep W
;S}d -. . - ~ u
CFIIC AGO-CarSon Pirie. Scott & 60; 10
Nsst,itt carpets and rugs. lilo Worm II,
INDIANA 20 AS-Pettts - I, 60 " \ "a
director: > Wa,ker 81 ", "a u-oi,
INpIANAPOIIS-W II Block Co; N"A
carpets and rugs. i2sl BwaN. - 49,.
louisville KY-StSwau ID . Co n Oilu1s
carpets aud upholstery goods; "a Churvh - -
OSNEGO. KAN-Nan Alsune 4 C~pente' al
: CARPENTER. house furnishing sOo's 'N
china: Continental ,-,a-,
PI1TSHI' i;,SII Me- '~eery 20. MA -
restaurant: ~ Church ST NIB.
POTGHKEEPSIE-M { Drake Co. NJ ! D'e
general uldse: Union square 10
po,-HF sTER SihleN. Lindsay IufT -. ~
.; Powers banks 40 An ay: Prince NeV. -
WASHINGTON Woodward Loihrop'
W,ts nous furnishing goods: ~ tin nv .
Observation-Disclosures LAtntos,, ~
Louis. toys. trunks and refriserato's' w W"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-04
OUR R. R. RATES TOO LOW,
SAYS GERMAN EXPERT
Managing Director OF DeWsche
Bank Urges Remedy for Stu
alton Approaching Calamity.

Berlin. June Arthur Won Gwinner,
managing director of the Deutsche
Bank. and ore of the leading banking
authorities in Europe. to-day discussed
American railroad affairs in an address
70 the American Luncheon 'Cluo mere
Among other things, he said:
what the American business siuIa-
ton needs now is permission for the
railroads TO raise their rates. American
roads pay fully twice the wages paid IN
Prussia ard vet they are allowed 10
charge only half the Continental rates
whereas their hauling capacity is re-
stricted by the same natural limita-
tiors as IN Europe.
The roads cannot raise new caWtai
unless they are allowed to earn tair
return upon the investments.
"Thc Prusslan roads charge fully
twice the rates of the best Eastern
American roads. and tho English roads
charge tllreefold.
THE present plight or inc America Il
railways is becoming menace 10 the
general financial position ut tih Wo l.''
They haze reached 4 state or GlstreS9
approaching calamity. ana felhe"S
must he brought about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-04
FORECLOSURE SALES.

u ktMfcoURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
=, hI'Sin X. APplehy. Plaintiff against
4 ,'. Mclaughlin ard o,hers, Defendants.
II p9rszance OF iuasmsn, q ,oreclosur.
80 SS,c- dNiN made and entered in The abovs
= ~ sotion. and hearing date the esth day
80 ~, Lsi4, me undersigned. the rcseree in
- yu"s.ient named. will sell at public auc-
S"H', a, the Ex,shange Sales Essonis Nos itl,
49, street. IN the Borough OF Manhattan,
,.,t =. .Ntw Aork, on the 18th DAY OF June,
49, 'sstNe eclock noon Ia, dav. by
49,, ~, Mayers. Auctioneer the premises d.
I'ctec bN said Judgment To be soid and ,hc,ei,
described as follows. ' ~ INV"
via t ma certain lot piece or parcel OF land.
e'eJ'eu situate. lying and being in the Boz
80 Oh manhattan. City OF New York bound.
81 "a an described as follows:
- hundred and Twenty eighth street dis
an "ne hundred and FIVE feet westerly from
&c CoIheF formed by the Intersection OF tEs
tlelth street and the vsS,e,lv so a, Is,x
.n..,n.ei running thence northerly. part Of tho
instance through party wall. and parallel
-. 80 sSla westerly side ~ Park Avenue
,s,.e y, nine me teet eleven inches to the centre
nc OF me block; thence westerly along said
esn.te tlie OF the block thiriy-fve feet. thencs
soutncrN' again parallel with The said Nest-
zoe ~ Park Avenue ninety nine feet.
hundred and Twenfv-eiyhth ssrsst. ,bsnra
s1Nt'iN, along the said nOrtberly side M Ora
hui'Ied anu Twenty-eighth Street thirtv-ns q
IS ss,t 20 LIE me point or place Of beginnins
SNa premises being now known by the Street
Number II East i2>,h street
LATED, New York. MAY 18th 1914
C,>xox JOHN /. BERNSTEIN.
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff. iS Broadway, sew
York city. W
The following Is a diagram ~ the psoper,v
Hr,'S,s go r ~ street humber is II las, On.
New York. Borough 81 Manhattan. -"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-04
SUM MONS.

g,-pptUr COURT COUNTY OF NEW
yors--The Mutual Life Insurance 1om pany
-, Tew York Plaintiff. against Erie h, DAM
- snl I.ucv DreXel Danlsren. Defendant
-',,,,rr,ns Trial desired in New York Coulsy.
ia The abJve nsned defendants and each 81
-. You are hereby summoned 70 answer
- 'cou,rI.int IN this action and 20 serve a
- ~ vour answer upon the p!aintlh At
800 within twenty days after the service
~ tt,s summons. -XclUsiVe OF re day OF ser
-, and I'm case Of your failure % appear or
,,'s,rcr Judgment will be taken against you ny
lam Tor the relief demanded IN the COM
Vlaini. 81, och To-,
r-yTDFRICK l.. ALLEN, Attorney for PAN
tt1 Once and Post Ofice addr ess. 81 Cedar
street. Borough " Manhattan, New YORK.
CITY New York.
To the defendant. Lucy DreXel Dahlgrcn:
Tn, foregoing summons j. served upon YOU
iv nubllc4tlon. pursuant 10 an order OF the
tior F,ucene 4 ptilbin. Justice OF the Sa-
,,rcr,e ,'lirt II tho state OF NeT York. 'iatef
nm 1915. and iled with the complaint mere
,r IN he office OF .he clerk u the County Of
S.,v York al the County Court House. In The
Eoroush ~ Manhattan. in the city and
state of Ncw York.
pe,-d New YORK June End. 1914
FREDETuCE /. ALLEN. Attorney for PLATA
lin Once and Post Office address. IS ceilf
street. Borough Of Manhattan. New Ao.k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-04
INCREASED R. R.
TARIFFS IN TYPE
Interstate Commerce Com
missions Decision Fore
casted FavOrably.

Philadelphia. June I'm advance Of
any decision from the Interstate Com
merce Commission. the railroads Of
the countrv. il became known to-day
have already invested S1.500,oG IL
printing new freight tariff schedules
calculated on the basis OF the . per
cent increase now before the commits
sion
The thousands Of these tariff sched-
ules are now standing in type in the
shops Of the Dunlap Printing Con-
pany. 1926 Cherry ST. They represent
the schedules proposed by the railroads
with terminals in this city. According
TO the printers, the type IS merely
awaiting word from the Interstate
Commerce Commission ~ go ON the
presses and be run off by the thou
sands They will then be scattered
broadcast az notice to shippers that
the high cost Of transportation has
gone higher.
1t is strongly denied by the railroads.
however. that they have the slight9't
intimation of what the Commerce, Com
missions decision will be.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-04
WILLS FILED.

DANIEL 5. WELRoY tMay 20 MON 0nG
than $4,000 real estate, more thsh Slp,uuu
PERSONAL; to Linda H. McElroy, wife. $2'OOo.
Mary Al .Iaida McElroy, daughter S'.uup
residue to three sons and another uausH-
tor each receiving more than SD; ooo III
real estato and u:ore than SlO'u"o III P0'
sonal property. Daniel DAILY, ATTY. -,
CAROLINE ". SOMMER tMay ~, au1 ''
s75 200 real esta-c. $500 personal; 70 Nv =,
sons and 4 daughter, specific bcques's VI
SO 900 esch and each one-siXth OF inc re-
iIue: I.ate Bastian, servant. 5000 10 sU y
Lutheran Church." $500. Appel X Iay'o''
attys. ,o,. 90 cor.
line FIizabeth Gordon. wife, $3Ot0; 10 Two
daughters and son. $1.O2l each. BOVINE"
HENHY COGAN CMay 90; $1,000 per
sonal: r. several relatives Roger D. He'
MOSES LUBELsKY CMay 2s); $500 1o,, real
estatc. s. 900 personal. TO wife. Two daus"-
tcrs and SON. samuel Markewich. atty
MARIE DUKE NAN NoRpEN MAO "a o0a
OT-GU MAY 10; $1,000 real estate "f'"gp
personal: icwelry ard other personal ''v,tia
TO Priscilla Finck. sister; residue 20 1u'si
Adele kosenbloom. daughter Nelson -
Reach atty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-04
COUNTY COURT.-PLATT. j
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Dismissed on uension-Ptln. John Buckley
Health squad 500 year. Apptd. April IL,
1873.
Monnted sergt.CJ. j. MCCARTHY. Goth.
Transfers~Ptln lTrafiic Division, 10 pre-
cincts indicatcd-Subdv \, Abraham Harri-
son. 179d: Subdiv Il. j. A Morgan, list; Ber-
nard McByrnc list. g. J. Condor. 1851; James
Meade. 2lst f. +. Long. Hst' u; L. Schi I,
man jr., zs5th Jeremiah Meaney. 18th: Subdiv.
u. r. H. Iawess. 1j4th; Denis O liara. lestn :
IT, ". FARRELL. 10th; J. A. Wegge, l65th'
Subdiv. T. T. A. l., Duane 2S5th: Philip Suss,
/ y Gentleman and Peter Lanean. operators
motor patrol wagon. l4Gth 10 l41th.
Assignnents-Ptln; ]. R9senfeld. 2'th. to
Richard Gray. 18Th. to command 3sth' from
June . to June :; Act. bet. Sergt. cd gradel
NJ. A. Batto. Oct. Div, 70 ID. \. o.. bronx, .
days; PUN. J. }. shea. tth, TO Oct. DIV 10
& o. 10 days; D. g. Miller. 3Sth, g. +. Hook
err 4Sd. 10 Det. Div, 10 days; J. j. Quinn.
I49th. w 5. Donnelly. loOth. TO Oct: DIV. .
days. to D; A. O.; 90 Kings dss d l. ba'eman'
To Traffic Div, from precincts indicated for
Is days:. subdiv. Ar. J.. Murphy, ith sub
div. B--Leo Ferda. 10Th; \: Hughes, I'D
!. Aud. 23d; W. J. MCGOWAN, 43d: su6div.
C-P. Meade. 43d f. Bartsch, Goth: W. A.
Murtaugh. 63d. Subdiv. D-E. c. School. $50
W. c. Rosendaie, 169th; J. V. Lynch. 147th;
G. II. Waldeck. hist Subdv Ell. Stake.
TO bet Div from precincts indicated, 10
days: r.. Pagano. 1oth; J; /; McCarton' ia
j. Pessolano, s0th; W. J. McCafferty, 3lst;
w. Prantner. AID.
Leaves (without pay)-Ptln. II. J. COnran.
146th, l day; Hugh Mcclure. 15Tth, days;
ID. j. Prendergast. INST. 1 day.
Announcements to grades-Ptln, 10 81. 400
grade II. =. Allen. nth: j. L. Alderman. 40th
u. A. McGann. 10th: &. A. Picco, ID. D.; NJ.
II. Gliemann, 18th: J.. ]. Sheehan, 6jth, and j.
G. Neun. d. D.; to $3.50 grade, p. +. Master
son. esd.
School OF Recruits.
Dismissed on charges-Ptln. F. !. Meow
an 18th charge. MAY /. conduct unhecoming
an officer. neglect Of duty and violation OF
rules: improper language; intoxicated