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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-08-07

We offer one Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case ofCatarrh that cannot
be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
j. Cheney for the last ID years, and be.
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
abe to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.,
Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
naliy, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price IS cents
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls family pills for constlpa-
ton. advt.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-08-07

By virtue of decree Of the Circuit
Court for Charles county, Maryland
passed on the 10th day Of July, in the
year 1914, in case in said Court
| wherein the Washington Tobacco Com
pany and others are Plaintiffs and An
derson l.. Hunt, Administrator of Ed
ward l.. HUNT, late of said county and
state. deceased and Anderson r..
HUNT and others. heirs at law of the
said Edward l.. HUNT, deceased, are
Defendants, the undersigned as Trus
tee, will sell by pubic auction at the
Court House Door in La Plata on
TUESDAY, Aug. 18th, 1914.
between the hours of u NJ and 1890
p NJ.
All that tract, piece, part or parcel
Of land lying and situate at Mattawc-
man station on the + B. and W. Raft
road, in the Sixth Election District Of
said Charles county, Maryland. said to
contain two acres moe or less, in an
improved condition.
Improved by large dwelling in good
repair, barn, stable and oth-r necessars
outbuildings
TERMS OF SALE.-as prescribed BY
the degree one-third cash on day OF
sale; one-third in SIX months. and the
remaining one-third In twelve months
from day of sale; the deferred payments
TO bear interest and to be secured to Tia.
satisfaction of the Trustee, or all cash
at the option of the purchaser or pur-
chasers.
F. STONE POSEY, Trustee
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-08-07

Where is all of the county road money
being spent in the Fifth Election Dis
trict2 There is no evidence Of any be-
ing or having been spent on the road
leading south from Pottersville to the
State road below Newburg or on the
road leading to Morgantown from Way
side for several years
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-08-07
]. MITCHELL C0CHRANE
Duly Commissioned
Notary Public
For Charles County, Nd.

Win be pleased to attend all
calls for the purpose of taking
3 acknowledgements and affidavits
for usage either within or beyond
the limits Of the State of Mary
land. OFFICE CocHRANE's STORE,
LA PLATA, MARYLAND.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-08-07
McDonough Institute.
LAPLATA, MARYLAND.
Twelfth Session Begins September A. 1914.
Three Courses Of Instruction. English, Commercial.
Teachers Training
Teachers Training.


of life.
COMMERCIAL COURSE That Teaches ypswrtg
aud Bushes
TEACHERS TRAINING COURSE For The
them the Examinations For Teachers Certificates .
in
amlatou their efficiency These records
speak for the good work Of the school
Boarding Departments
and Teachers Az enentary AM Primary School tn improved
ehoc and qupIed for Boar Children
Day Pupils over M years Cost including Board Tuition Stationery
Fees Academic Elementary
sst var Thorough Instruction in Music s25 additional year
S-7-2m. R. II REICH PRINCIPAL La plata Ma z-z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-04
POLICE DEPARTM EMIT.

Transfers and assignments-Lleuts. W.
J. Mccarthy. g. o. TO 23d Pct. r. j. Nc
Auline. 69th 70 c. O., charge Hdqrs. Bldg,
Manhattan. r. r. Burnes. 62d 10 18th;
ptiun. from 1881 10 pets indicated: y. j.
Milan. 2sth =. O.. sheridan. 39th: John
Msrrinan. seth: Mutual, Michael Brod
erick, 6lst TO 42d, prob. ptlmn.. 42d to
6ist.
Temporary assignments-Surgeon Mark
Williams. 9th S. D., TO assume charge 9TH
= ID. In addition to own. days from
Aug .; p. j. Murray. 22d s. D.. In charge
18th s. u. In addition TO own. 20 days from
Aug. Z Lieuts. r. j. DAILY. 146th. to COM
maud 149th 10 days from Aug. 20: I. W.
Mullarkcy, 10th. TO Sth l. d. 80 DAYS
from Aug. Q. Walter Rouse, 16lst, 20 COM
mand 1J3d. 20 DAYS from Aug &; II. J.
Callahan. l84th. to G. O.. duty IN book
keepers Office, - days from Aug. 3; p
r. Gilmartin. Traffic Division. Subdivision
g. TO command, II days from Aug. %.
Ptmn. ]. L. Ettinger. 9TH !. D.. 10 G. o..
duty In I'd Deputy Comm.s office, 10 days
from Aug. 8 John Cunnin. 9th to bet.
Bureau. days from Aug. ]. 20 ID. A. o.,
y. y: W. III. Foley, 18th. Il. 4. Carolan.
3lst. TO e.. o.. duty in bookkeeper's office.
II days from Aug. .; T. l.. German, Seth.
W. r. Barrett. esd. 10 c. o., duty m
hookkeepers office. 10 days from Aug. 3;
Del. e.. Miller, 3sth. TO Oct Bureau. 10
days from Aug. 4.sE. l.. Holster. seth. 70
bet Bureau. days from July 81 TO ID. \.
o., y. y; g. 4. Hooker. 43d, TO bet. Blu
reau, 10 days from Aug. 4. r. l.. Dumy,
18th. Arthur Wallander. 39th, J. J. Car
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-04
ARRIVED.

e,ssr.rs Niinnehaha CBr), London, Jul,
o., 10 the Atlantic Transport Line VIZ" 80
rsssenrers and mdsc. Bar, LOO p NJ,
Po.rreso fNorD, Caibarsn, July a. Sal ~
| o. Csrdenas 20 and Matanzas ~, 20 70 ,r'
Nunson IS Line with sugar. Tar, 49, y 7,,i,
| Puenos Aires Span, Puerto MeAleo 49,
! 4, w. Gnu q and Havana 80, 10 tns
/ Campania Trastlanuca, Win % .iaao,r,, ,,ors
| second cabin and 207 steerage passehse'
and mdse Bar f,a ! m May S. salaverry 5.
payts n. Gnayaquil 81, africa June . 20
auimbo IL, Valparaiso 10, Monteyioeo 1 ,o
/ Z and st Lucia 2S' to W X Trace
with maJe' VIII pam, Copenhagen July %,
/ Cbristiania "A and Christiansand, - 20, ~
| punch. Edye Co with so hrst, zoo $500 SJl,
/ cabin and 424 Storage passengers anu mus
Ear k;nt II q i" New orleans July %. TO the
Southern Pacific CO. with passengers anu
mdse Quarantine, 100 ~. r,,,, % n
Obidense (Nor), Port ANTONIO july 80 go
che Cnneo Importing Co with IL passengers
and fruit. Bar, $40 m. -, ard pou-
Rotterdam Dutch, Rotterdam aho p o.
/ io-ne TuIv - TO the Holland-Am-rlca l-li,s .
Io.to 90 ar, 956 second cabin and 9l8
Storage passengers and mdse. Bar lo'l'
/ p IN I'd. ~ cbr;stiania and
Cs5tliEi ensl July 22' stavanger 20 and
/ bergen 25, to Benham Boyesen WIZ o.
Grst 2O1 second cabin and 10 steefsBe pas
sengers and mdse Bar, ~ ~ a. Coconado
Colombo 10. Port said July and Alslels
1s Via Boston Aug /, TO Houlder' weir G
| Bovd with mdse. Bar. a N. =, por+-or-
Cpaecia CCer), St Marc July 10, Port-an-
prince is. petit Goave and Mirssoane q,
/ Jacmel 20. Cartagena % fueIto Se anJ
IS. Port Maria p, Port Antonio 20 s ~
| Inarra 20. to the Hamburg American I''ii9 .
with Z messengers, mails and mdse. BAR II
C ~ Ponce July "a. Mayssuez q and nd
/ San Juan 29, 10 the y roi. "a ,,dsa
/ 90 with 143 passengers, mails ana hiuse'
l Rar 81
'S George e Washington tGe). Bremen July July
| o. Southampton and CherbourS 20, 70 ~ -
/ ricbs G. 90 with 3s2 first, 44f second CABIN
| 400 third class and ass steersse passenger
| mails aud mdse. Bar, ) m. ,,,. "a
| TuroDa GtaD Genoa July IL, faieFIho y
/ And Tapleg y, to fairfield. Solsrl & 20,
with GS second and l0i steerAse
/ and mdse. Bar. l:5o m ,,.. %
| Sanderson & Son. with 80 passengers ihdii'
Auianca. Cristobai July Is. TO the Panama
RR S. Line. with 50 passengers mails ana
/ mdse. Bar, $40 q m ,,..-,,,. r,,t,,
/ columbia Gn, Glasgow and Movie July
| Or 10 HENDERSON Bros with IS frst, 30 Sc,
ond cabin and 146 steersge passengers ana
/ mdee. Bar, 9.D m a. 4. a.. c,ara
| Vesta, New orleans July 70, 70 the Stdnu-
| ard oil Co with mdse. Quaranuhe, ~
/ III Occidente Galveston July -, 10 tne
Southern Pacific IS Co, with mdse' guar
Nayaboe Georgetown July % and Whining
,on X - August /. 10 the Clyde IS co, with
/ psSseraers and rndse. Highlands, DO m
Rochambeau Gn, HaUe July ~ 70 tne
| Connpagnie Generate Transatlantlque. WIZ
| SandS Hook. j. Aug ;. $3.50 p m-Wind
southwest. light breeze; clear hsht sea-
SAILED.
Steamers Hamilton, Norfolk and Newpor,
/ Nv. "a Dia, New Orleans. jamestown.
Norfolk and Newport News; Atlantic city
! Atlantic City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-04
The Clahin Sale.

The receivers sale OF the LAM am
stock of summer goods having psem
euch a success, the stock having pee.
completely cleared out, annoqhceisiG;m nv
Of tbe sale of fall goods will be OF IN
terest to buyers all over the county,,
The stock offered is thoroughly up 20
date. of the general quality OF Clanlh
excellence, and the opportunity 70 81
cure goods at radical reductions shp M
cause an active market Tor thenl. ne
sale will continue until the STOCK IS
cleared, giving an opportunity 10 lohe
distance buyers to replenish tneIr " -
on the usual terms. The sale begins
on August 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-04

ras,on. Traffic c. r. A. Hamilton onn;;,,i ts'H
John run l74th. to s sehSS f PaeSno. ioih.
qa'9 itJccarton. 42d. Joseph Poss ,e,,tI -
so,h v. i, M y ps, bureau sisi 70 Day.
-Ieiti ~. airafron Mary T.. West, lyVtn
t 10 a75th, Is days from Aug = u oS''
from avg. observation-disclosures. j. X
,,.,st't-, istb TO c. o.. from Aug =
Leaves lwwith full P DAYS from Aus .; 2.
nonq3ysshh. an ,S,b D.. 20 days from aug g., =,
cap aaoI r. T. Ternsy ii'tR 70 GAYS q ds S
Aug g; Henry Bgrieippo'I Ward. list. day.
R iI3s without pay-Pt i,roo W PnpP 5 <
DVp nr.snended without Pay-Ptlmn Ar''u'
cr,,ndIg SIR. at 1901 p. m, Aus' Ftederlel
Resignation-ProD
i mgGs Lieut. Il ta T. glare
g. o. III. c. .. as e ,s9I n DAYS from Aug
e. rcyOked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-04
EUROPE'S woe IS
CLAFLIN'S VEAL
Several Classes of Goods
Brought Up to Inventory
Value by Crisis.
INCREASE MAY BE
MORE THAN 100000
Stock Particularly Strong in
European Novelties and
LaceS.

One unexpected help from the Euro
pesn situation 70 John Clahin. in his
scheme TO reorganize his failed enter
prises Is the increase in the values
Of the merchandise on the shelves Of
the n. B. Clafin Company and its sub
salaries. In trade circles It is esu-
mated that the increase in values Oh
some classes Of goods in the last ten
davis is more than enough 20 bring the
market or liquidating value up TO the
inventory vslue. as shown by the
books OF the concern.
When the receivers met the cred
,tors the book value of the stock was
placed at approximately S6,O0O,OOO. NO
estimate was furnished by the recelv-
ers as TO the liquidation value. IN
officially it was estimated tnat inns
would be from one-fourth TO one-third'
The increase in the Clafin stock, tne mere
fore. is from Sl,500,0OO to S2,OOo'VUV'
with the real value nearer the MIMI
The Claim scheme, which involved.
among other things, the raising OF
S6OOO.00O in cash, Is expected 10 De
aided Dy the now tdSlei W.
promise in the money market.
The Clafin stock, when taken over
he the receivers. was particularly
strong II novelties from Europe and
in laces. In both classes Of goods,
shortage threatens because OF the
;nsbility of importers to get goods
tbroueb. The woollen department was
also In excellent condition, and there
IS now no doubt that woollens can be
moved quickly. II
There will be conference Of all
parties to the reorganization at the
National Bank Of Commerce to-day.
Mr.. ClaAin's plan will be thrashed out
from the various angles by representa-
tives of the noteholders, the two mer-
camille committees and the representa-.
tive of those having money. on deposit
with the firm when 1t failed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-04
BENEFIT TO U. S.
SEEN In CONFLICT
Metal Trades Association OFF,
cial Observation-Disclosures
DeploreS First Effect.

American manufacturers see posi-
h;litv that the war in Europe may
eventually benefit industries IN the
United States. according to an Official
81 the National Metal Trades Associa-
tiop. which represents 1000 manu-
featuring firms in the metal industry
employing about 10000 workers. lie
ssid yesterday:
ain case the European war is pro
lsn1ed one America will be looked 20
as the central point of supplies. Amerl-
can manufacturers perhaps would not
have time TO build ships TO meet the
new conditions, but II might be pos
sible to purchase many ships IN eoun-
tries which, on account OF the war
cannot use them"
The August number OF american
Industries" will say IN part IN refer
ence to the effect Of the war IN Europe
on America:
@If England becomes involved the I'M
mediate effect on this country will be
TttIe short of a catastrophe. Until a
decisive battle had been fought all
sbips Of the nations at war would be
tied NJ in neutral ports, commandeered
for war purposes or would be sailed at
;nsurance rates that would seriously
hamper all commerce.
HThe defeat Of the German fleet by
the combined English, French and Rus
sian navies would open the ports OF
The victorious nations to commerce, al
the same time releasing number Of
shipg for commercial purposes and per
hitting a resumption Of ocean traffic
Germany's oversee trade would ther
be divided among the nations best able
10 handle it. There is no question thai
German prestige in Latin Americ;
would suffer greatly, and this country
by vigorous efforts, would be able Il
obtain a fair division of II.
"The effect on American manu-
ssotared goods is in considerable
doubt. There is a possibility that {
prolonged war might greatly increase
the demand for American manufsc
\. tured goods abroad. Clothing, boots
Mand shoes and other articles used b.
kru,ies in the field would be first af
%feete6."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-04
Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of Warships
IFrom The Tribune Bureau
Washington, August

x.ai r. r. DWYER. Coast Art, detailed in
o. NJ. Corps. 10 take effect Sept. 1, vice
AlAt l. s. MILLER O. NJ. Corps MAJ.
DWYER 20 san Francisco. thence On Sept.
cart 6 4. sDoANE. Sig. Corps. to TT.
Biiss and assume command CO. l, Sig.
CAPT S.'I +. B. SHAW. 18th Int. TO ~. Brady
AS commanding officer and quarternaster,
vice FIRST Lieut. W. c. CHRlSI1, Sd CAV.
Promotion Of capt H. l.. STEELE T ,'sar.
exriration OF leave OF absence he VIII re-
poTf Tor duty as fort commander, ~. Most'
Resignatson 81 First Lieut.. NJ. LAWION'
Philippine Scouts, accepted -, A..
goirst lieut. j. A. GRADE. 5th Field Art,
detailed 20 enter class for second year
course. mounted service school, r. Riley
y-irsf Lieut.. c. p. AMoRY. Jr.. 9TH Cav
detailed professor OF military science con.
neericut Agricultural College, 10 take erect
ss~eond Iieuts. II. ERLENKoTTER. an
Ffeld Art. and II. kOBBD LET Cav, DC
rs,iied 10 enter class for FIRST year course
u0untcd service school, II h,eE, SSs1IPpss,oSy
ieayes OF absence: Mai. +. X. FEkGOoVJNs;
Coast Art. Corps. one month. on Ie ilS.
from duty as member ordnance boslu,
cspt. n N. JOHNSON. Med. CORPS. -FOUR
fnonths from sept q.
MOVEMENTS OF wARSHlPs.
ARRIVED.
July so-Barry. AZ Shanghai
IL ~
Aur i-Cleycland. az Mazatlan; Drayton
Warrington and Rhode Island. ~ Ne"PgIt'
CRsar. az Puerto Plata. South DAKOTA, -
Went virginia and F-3 al honoiulu'
Dnfs1ic. at Vera Cruz; Tacoma AZ Blue
Hel4S
SAILED.
Suis .i-Vulcan from Tsmpico Tor Hampton
Eoa1s cambridge. frOm Chefoo for Dairsn,
Perkins and Panther. from Napeague Bay
fcT Newport
Ava. l--Glacier from San Bias for Mszatlsn;
Justin, from Acapulco for Mazatlan; Drsy-
tor AID Warrington. from y. Y. yard Tor
Newport Mars. from Norfolk for Vera
Cruz. Denver. from Mare Island for west
ceNst o. Mexico. via san Diego; Georgia,
from Vera Cruz for P0rt-au-Pnnce; Tono-
CAN. III and K-z. from Newport for Prov
incetown.
aug s--Csesar. from Puerto Plata for Guam
tanamo: North Carolina, from Hampton
Roads Tor Boston, PataPsco. from Vera
Cruz for Galveston; Nanshan, from San
ffrancifco for Mazatlan.
Aue. 2--Wilmington. from Canton for Hong
Kong.
HsnrsbAi and Leonidas, now engaged in
survey work near Cristobal, ordered 20 navy
yard, Portsmouth, ~ r., stopping 81 n. Y. |
Tor two weeks 10 give liberty.
Maine. now 40 Nilefranohe ordered 20 |
Hampton Roads 70 soin Naval Academy prse- |
tics sQuadfon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-04

notions stationery. toilet and leather
goods. 20 W gd a.
ST LOUISE Nugent & Bro d g. Co; II w
Smith, toilet goods; 81 Union SOU.
TOLEDO-W J.. Miner 60: l. y Smith. house
furnishing goods and hardware. &;
Schwager. notions. leather goods. books and
ieWelry. q | Smith. rubber goods and toilet
articles. 20 " I'd 81
UNIONTOWN. PENN-Wright Metzler co:
Mr. Wright. general merchandise, 20 "
$50 81.
WACO. TEN Singer Bros; r Ullman. no.
lions ~ r 2fth ST.
WORCESTER MASS e Machines Co. A
g Wood. notions. toilet and leather goods /:
Sc White st.
YORK. PENN-James Mclean Sons; c G
Bailey. notions. toilet and leather goods
IS White 81.
YOUNGSTOWN. OHIO-H l. McEiroy CO; c
" Miller. carpets; 1854 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-04
Shipping Information and
Marine NeDS of the World
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records Of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

Official Record and Forccast.-Washins-
ton. Aug 3.--weather conditions and gem
eral forecast:
High temperatures continued during
Monday over the interior western half or
the country except in New Mexico, al
though Il was not quite 80 warm over the
north plateau over the eastern half OF
tho country temperatures have fallen
somewhat as a rule. and were moderate
Thunder showers were general In the AZ
lantic States except Maryland aho W. - IL
orn Virginia also IN Tennessee, tho CUR
states and Texas, but elsewhere inc
weather WAS fair, except In Wlueiy hcA1-
tered localities in the West.
Thunder showers VIII continue Iuesday
and probably wednesday In the South Al
Iantic and cast Gulf states, and probaply
on Tuesday In tho extreme southwest
There will also be local thunder showers
Tuesday in the Far Northwest sccompSn .
led by somewhat lower temperatures tnat
during wednesday Will probably eNtend
into the Northwest generally. EiSeWners
fair weather will prevail Tuesday ana
"wednesday. with rising temperatures over
the central portion OF the country ana On
wednesday over the East
Winds for Tuesday and wednesday :
North and Middle Atlantic, moderate
mostly north and northeast; South At
lantc. moderate south and southwest
probably thunder squalls; East Gun, inou
crate variable; West Cur, moderate 70
fresh south: upper lakes, moderate east 10
southeast: lower lakes, gentle 70 moder-
ate northeast 10 east
Forecast for Special Localities.-Eastern
New York, New England, New Jersey, DIS
trict of Columbia, Maryland, Eastern
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Western Pennsyl-
yania, Western New York and West VIZ
gnia. generally fair to-day and t0-mOr-
row.
virginia fair IN north. local thunder
showers I'm south portion to-day; to-mor-
row, fair and warmer.
Local Official Record.-The following OH
cial record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes in the temperature for
the last twenty-four hours in comparison
with the corresponding date OF last year;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-04
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS,
ARRIVED.

VALPARAISO. Aug 1-Buenaventura Hr), New
York and Savannah via Coronel. etc, for
Victoria, 3 &.
st Michaeis. Aug Roma Hrr), New York
and Providence TO- Msrseilles
Halifax. Aug Q. 5:l5 a m-Trinidad (Br), New
York for Gaspe.
Bermuda. Aug g. $50 a m-Bermudian (Br),
New York
Pernambuco Aug 1-Tapsjoz CBraziD. New
York.
Hull. Aug i-Colorado CBr), New York.
Colombo. July si-Kablnga (Bp, New York
via Bombay, etc
Suez Aug 2-Siineric (Br), Yokohama. etc.
for Boston and New York.
Port said. Aug 2-Tamsha CBr). New York
for Bombay.
SAILED.
Demerara. Aug Parma CBrl. New York.
Shanghai Aug Royal Prince CB0 from
Yokohama. etci. Boston and New York.
StornoWay, Aug 3-BeacOn Light (BD from
Shields, New York.
Manila. Aug i-Muucaster Castle tBD from
Yokohama, etc. Boston and New York.
PASSED.
Lizard. Aug 3-Kursg RUSS. New York for
Rotterdam and Libau.
Perrin. Aug 2-Suruga OBJ, Yokohama, etc,
for New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-04
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Retired on Own Application-Firema
James Fitzpatrick. II. g. l.. II, pension
5000 a year in effect Aug. L. on surgeon 5
certificate, Fireman Robert Walker, Eng.
20. pension $500. in effect Aug. 4.
Appointed 4th Grade Firemen-A. f..
NcGlade. Eng. o Albert Kellermsnn, Eng.
%; Charles McGsrry. Eng. 80; l.. 5. Tsy-
Tor. Eng SIS, }. j.. Gully, Eng. 200; j. II.
Rauch, Eng. zoe; II. J. Garner, Eng. 2l3;
O. VI. quinn, Eng. 2l4; ". H.. Anderson.
Eng. 27g: J. +. o Keefe. II. q l.. =; j. VI.
BARLEY. II. & l.. Z. c. \. Forster. II. &. l..
II; G. II. Hammond jr.. H. s. L. %; J. A.
Gebhardt II. l.. 80; William Bitter
II. q L. Z.
Appointed Probationary Firemen-E. J.
OBrien. Eng. 81. a. +. Alaloney. Eng. 40;
&. G.. Garrison. Eng. IS; J. u. Zanoue. Eng.
90; Henry Rohrbach. Eng. 23J; J. j. Walsh.
Eng 22T Charles Amato. u: r. j. Connolly,
jr., Eng. .; G.. G. McCready Eng. 2l2; $. e.
n. Thurber. Bng. l. j. J. OBrien. Al. T. W.
ONeil Eng. 81; r. l. Gum, IT, & Al, T..
p. Meagher. H. & L. s; c. A. Hampe, II. *
l.. q: Michael Brown. n. & l.. 100
Leaves-Firemsn r. j. Purcell, H. & l..
3. a hours. Aug. 3; Fireman J. j. Gesswein.
Eng. 3. II hours. Aug. ]: Fireman James
Cahnl. Eng IS. a hours. Aug 7. Engineer
or steamer NJ. j. Mccarthy, Eng. 30. =
hours Aug. @.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-04

mdss manager: Miss A Guggenheim. UNI
brellas: BWay and 32i n.
PORTLAND. ME-Porteous. Mitchell &
Braun co: - Hinkley. notions. toilet and
leather goods. % White 81.
RICHMOND. NA-Aiiler & Rhosds: A
Bates. notions. toilet and leather goods; So
White ST.
ROANOKE. VAC MacBain Co: NJ
Koontz. notions. toilet and leather goods
90 White 81.
ROCHESTER,. Y-Sihley. Lindsay Curr
co; X q Powers. books 49, 4th av.
Observation-Disclosures. Freeman Co. J l.
Freeman. taiiors trimmings. go Fifth sv.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS-Smth 4 Murray
G. q Pierce notions. toilet aud leather
goods 55 White II.
Blankensiein. jcwelry and leather goods.
81 w goth st.
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result of the European war sltustlo ~,
carSoes. and these are completing work
begun several days ago. There mas
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Highest temperature yesterday, 81 Cat
4 .. M lowest, % (st a. M average,
10; average for corresponding date last
year. so: average for corresponding date
last thirty-three years, "a.
Local FOrecast.-Falr to-day and to-
morrow: gentle 10 moderate northeast
winds, becoming southeast tomorrow.