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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-16
THURSDAY. JUNE Is.
TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS.
Close ~
Destination and steamer. e;SO p m

Hawaii. Japan, CoTea China, Philip
pines (yia San Francisco)-Chiyo
haru .-........... &c. - =. e" Niie -
Japan. Corca, China (yia Seattle)-Ta-
Hawaii via san Trancisco)-Sierra.. June is
Tahiti. Marquesss. Cook Islands, New
Zealand Australia via san Fran
ciscol-NiloChTa. ........ .'..'.' june 10
Japan Corea, China. Philippines (vla
Vancouver Empress OF India ....., June ~
japan, Corea, China, Philippines via
Stattlel-Minnesota ..................J June -
japan, Corea, China (via Seattle)-Ak
M6ru .......... ................''s y une %
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ALTERATIONS.
JUNE IL.
Manhattan.
Gtems under $1,000 omittedD

Items under $4,000 omitted)
9TH Az. 9sS; 10 sty and basement
private dwlg; Mrs II Murray. premises, own
err Hunt d Hunt, IS L 21st ST. architects
$1,000.
BROOME ST, IL Ger Mott st; TO a c
stv factory and store, ; e II Realities Inc.
40 4th av. owner: Sommerheld & Steckler.
81 Union So, architects; $4,000.
The Bronx.
CLAREMONT PARKWAY. 421, sty brk
torres and tcnmt, 316x7j: Sadie Mas. 400
Claremont Parkway. owner: y Straub, % W
42d ST. architect; cost. $4,000.
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Shipping Information and :,
Marine NeWS Of the World
PASSED.

Gibraltar. June l5-Gresham (Br) Baltimore
for Algiers; Madonna GFr), New York for
Marseilles; ST Ronald (Br). Norfolk for
Trieste; supposed) PATHS Crib. New York
FOR lirRus; Brkenfcls Ger, Calcutta and
colombo, for Boston and New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-16

Highest temperature Yesterday, Sc (at p.
M; lowest, 90 Cat s a M; average, 81; aver
age for corresponding date last wear, ~; aver
&c for corresponding date last thirty-three
years Is.
Local Forecast.-Generally fair to-day and
tomorrow; moderate temperature moderate
northwest 10 north winds.
Humidity.
a. M. So ! p. M. y p. M. 20
Barometer Readings.
s p M. 20 81 l p. M. 90 5 ?. m. %. a
United States Department Of Agriculture
weather bulletin, observations taken at p.
m, 18th meridian time:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-16
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS
JUNE Is.
Manhattan
Manhattan.

ST NICHOLAS Az, n W cor l6ith 81 L.
Yavno et al agt Albion Construction 90 et al
SANE PROPERTY; Tawclacci ast same
Dec @ 1918; $3.50.
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Melbourne, June 1l--EssCn (Ger). New YORK
via Cape Town. etc.
iehkaieht June City or Norwich '6rl'
New York via Singapore. Hong Kong, etc.
bgehos AyreS, June l3-Shiricy (Br), New
York Via Monteyideo
Tssu Bar, June I4-st Kilda (Br). New
York via AlgiorS.
Genoa, June i2-Porugia tBr). New York
via Naples
RcnsTdsm June Prussia RUSS. New
YORK Tor Lbau
4 land prOceeded).
Stsmen' June 1914 p m---Borlin (Ger), New
100 va Plymouth and Boulognc
D3elogne. June 15-Grosser Kurfurst (Ger),
S,, NV l9fk via Plymouth for Bremen land
OT Tsii June ,oE Is, $40 p m--KrOonlsNd. New
psrS.SS loF antwerp land proceeded.
eh Ter New York.
iS so's Bay, June lS-Marere CBr), New York.
Via Rss,e S '--D~insk (Russ). New York
"i ~ june 1o-Laurs (Aust). New York
blDSsfS, June 10. Z a m--Kronprinz VIII
ssim Ger New York via Plymouth for
I.seeh land procoeded).
Va N X. tsns l$-Perugia OBJ, New York
'S YoSs June l5--Ninnewaska (Br), New
S sS Ys,; June u. 8 a m--Rhodesian (Br).
'0'A Tor Hong Kong.
g.. SAILED.
81 Is,.s.s se lS--Taurus CNor). New York.
csl1se4 juno H--Charlton Hall CBrl from
cb.,,.,o. etc). New York. 80" 'D' "''''
Wilhelm , Seac u, 10 m-Prinz Friedrich
tor. No. W. urom Bremen and southamp-
noiic'i gs,.Jpns it--Guisna OBI. New York
fVFk. "-hloto CBr. Boston and New
eiei, ' Sswi Zy-NontrOse OBJ 0rom Yokohama.
and Co.,, l<-kalomo O3D 0rorn Calcutta
sDgaDors T,ol' Philadelphia and New York.
hsns suhe i.-satsuma fIIrl Cfro,, YoLo
Roltsfess1 June Y sOruga Br, New York
Bergen. Ign ss1 1s is-Jupiter (Ger). New YORK.
,NeS YORK ~ m-befgeusflord (Nor,
Palermo ~. gsss li,,sApelsaorr OBJ, New York
ksr.sriItIssi CD (from MarsssS, Kew Kew, Y 1orE
York. - ? m-cermania an. New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-16
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

Official Record and Forecast. 49, Washing ton,
June 15.-High pressure and cool weather
prevail generally over the northern districts
east Of the Rocky Mountains while in the
South and Southwest high temperatures con-
tinue. 1t is also considerably warmer over
the central and northern districts west OF
the Rocky Mountains The weather was
generally unsettled east OF the Rocky Noun
tains. with local showers over all districts
except from the upper lake region westward,
while west OF the mountains the weather was
fair. There will be showers Tuesday In the
south Atlantic and Gulf states. Arkansas ana
Tennessee probably continuing Wednesday
in the South. There will also be showers
Tuesday in northeastern New England Inc
central and south Rocky Mountain region
and the central plains states Will have show
erS followed by fair weather "Wednesday
Elsewhere the weather will he fair Tuesday
and Wednesday. Temperatures Will be
somewhat more moderate in the South, ana
will continue moderately low over the north
ern districts east OF the Mississippi River
II will be warmer Tuesday in the Northwest
and warmer Wednesday in the ROCKY Noun
tain region. the central plains states 'he
Missouri and upper Mississippi valley. -.,.
Winds for Tueday and wednesday: Nol ,h
Atlantic moderate southwest 10 hoi 'llNt9,'
middle Atlantic. moderate ives; ana norm
west; south Atlantic. moderate. mostly south;
east Gulf moderate and mostly west ana
southwest: west Gulf moderate, mostly
south: upper lakes. moderate north; lower
lakes, moderate 10 fresh north.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-16
ecEOOI AGENCIES.

Im.rlc.n and Foreign Teachers, Agency
Supplies professors Tsacsers Lus1r a F S1 y,
a. Anply 70 ARA II. J. YoC-'G-FULToS
20 Union Square
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

Female.
COOK. assist laundress: willing and obliging;
good family COOK; references. Mrs Collier
Agency 4j7 4th av
C0OK-German Protestant: first class; excep-
tonally neat, economical; references Mrs.
Golfers Agency, 49, Attn av.
COOK High class, com.je ent young woman;
excellent references. Mrs. Golfers Agency
457 4th av.. near 3lst ST.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.

Female.
| -on,y Coronetsnt young woman; private
~ nubIic: carves and serves. hve years
90 % city or country. Mrs. Cooper ;
Agency. G57 9Th az
COOK aad i:AC NDRES;HismnaSie r SGSgs;
o,;v ou nr country. Mrs. Cooper's Agency so
9th AZ, 3Ntn D. -, :, a, m =
COOK and WAIFRESS-C CHA MBERMAlD--
80 IT. neat frat class Swedish girls; very
tnn ~ excellent references. OstorheIg .
Agency. 7i6 Lexington ay. Tel Tla%s % ;.
1.',Gi.- Swedish; young; first class every re-
O,oct. very competent; city. country Des'
,,ftrcnces Osterberg's Agency 'Io LeN'"e
ION nv. Tel. Plaza 2J4
E97,Iy German; young capable woman
1Cnd ali round cook and manager; Two
,osrS' references $40. Miss Sheas Agency
80 u. 40 st.-------- -,
CO0K-Excellent baker eN eel, nIsss $50
/ =, "n,t ATercv II W. 3Jth ST., opposite
MMc cCi,' Greeley 6343. ------.--.-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES young SRI Tor
6ousework: no laundry; Sio' Wilinss "
I'm Miss shea's Agency ~ Il. 4-d ST.
Murray Hill GIL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and daughter 10
Veers: do all but laundry; $40 pest rsie5
ences; Hpther ,good COON S'
Agency. 80 ~ 42d 81
II0TTsEWO RKER.--Neat good COOK ana
~ Iu,,ndrsss: capable, trustworthy; refe r.
ornes. city country. Model Agency AZ
west gSth 50. 'Bhone ~. ---Il,-,,-le..-
,I1-TS5IrIIV17RK- Finnish; reliable girl: city
or country: wages S20-s3O' excenent rel rei-
.rcnces Mrs Lehtfs Agency I" East l-o"
s. Harlem 51l1.
TT0T-sEWORK or CHAMBERWORk--Ne eau,
expcricnced girl colored city or G9un N.Y. 4,
pr,oforences Model Agency Az west
18Th Vt. phone 4327-Greeley.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. young Finnish
iii. excellent references; city, countI!,
so6-S5O Seuderlings AGENCY 1870 M~'isV"
Az between 120th and l:lst sts,
iI0T-SFYORK ER--German young
C.or1sn' excellent family cook, no laundry
civ or country. Mrs. cooper 5 SSenS5' O''
Gth Az. 3Sth St
WoRKER.-Competent. neat woman.
GOOD Dread baker. also e1celleht Wal l,s.'
sau famliv. country preferred Mrs Coop
sra ,rency. s5T 9Th ev., 3sth st
TsEWoRK.-Finpish girl; city or eoGn Gun
nv Excellent references; wages go. 80
sso Mr.. Iehtfs Agency % T. l-'th 81
IEriem--5ala.
Stress. hairdresser, packer wages 500 800,
-, referoncNs Cali at Lang & Boecherer
20 Agency. - w. SD 81.
i-1TiNDRFSs-Strong swedish girl excellent
Ii f.,,ndrssS. dress shirts. collars; excellent
-eteTenees Ostcrberg's Agency, ITO LeAlhg-
Tor av. Tel. Plaza 25t.
T-,TfNDREsS. Excellent on shirts collars,
H.. o',,rs. viii care servants rooms $50;
younr with best references. Miss shea 8
Agency. 80 T.. i2d At. -,
LNTjNDREss. COMPETENT German; best Iei,
erences: city, country. vases s'u, . ,eu az
Lang < Boecherer Co. Asenes. ~ W. SSu 81
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Female
NURSE. 49, Scotch. prefers responsibility,
mcnding and useful: references exception
al: Sa5-S3O. MacNeill Agency II W. 3jth
ST. opp. McCreery's. Greeley e3i1.
STRsERY GOVERNEss. North German;
good sewer, best references: city or coun-
try; $50 $50. Lang a. BoechereT Co. Agency.
l3 w 33d st.
NURSE North German: experienced; city,
country: references; wages. $25-S30 eau
NJ Lang & Boecherer Co Agency ~ w. 33d.
WAlIKESS -Nyaf. reliable Scotch girl; ex-
ceilent waitress parlormaid. anywhorr;
excellent references. Osterberg's Agency.
VTTTKEss : FARLORMAID - Neat. tall.
Svcdish girl, excellent waitress: take but
ter's Mace: best references. $50. Osterberg
agency ne Lexington ay Tel 20 Plaza
WAITRESS. PARLoRMAtD - Competent
Sir. hest references; city country; wages,
$50. can at Lang & Boecherer co. Agency,
43 ". $50 81
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Arrived

Steamer Cherokee. Georgetown June II and
Wilmington. y c, g. 10 the clyde IS CO. Win
passengers and mdse. Quarantine 500 m.
r. Oriente Galveston June 8, 20 the South-
srn Pacific Co. with mdse. Quarantine 9'4o
Menus. New orleans June 10. to the South
ern Pacific Co. with passengers and NOSE
Quarantine 6:2j a N.
Katabdin. Georgetown, 10 the Atlantic Coast
Lumber Co with lumber. Quarantine s:ooa IN.
Alliance. Cristobal June 8, 10 the Panama
r ~ Line, with So passengers mails anu
mdse. Bar 1906 a m.
SIS Co. with sugar. Bar, noon
ROchsmbeau FRI, Hav-e June o, 70 me
Conpagnie Generate Transatanuoue with 10
cabin and i95 steerage passengers and mdse.
MinnctonEa OBJ. London June 6. to the At,
lsntic Transport Line. with "A passengers ana
CiothiIde Cuneo CNor). Port Maria June .
and Port Antonio 10, 20 the Cuneo importing
Co, with fruit. Bar $3.50 ~.
Rsysmo CUBAN, Havana June Il, 10 the
New York Cuba Mail IS Co. with ndse'
DaEland CNor). Cardenas June 3 and Csibari-
On .. 10 the clyde SIS Co, with sugar bar
1875 m, 18th. .-.--,- - -
Nthe United Fruit Co. with passengers ana
lie Coz Or. Bordeaux May 30. 70 David 7
Warden, IN ballast. Bar 5:l9 IN; ,,,-,.,.,,-
Janeta O}r). NaTvik May Is via Phlladelphla
June = and Savannah r. 10 Norton, LILY d
Co with mdse Bar a m.
MOldegaard tBr), Sagua June =, 10 tdslSI
Bros with sugar. Bar 4:l0 IN.
Coamo. Ponce June G. Mayaguez Z, Aqua
dlls and San Juan 10, 70 the New YORK &
Porto Rico IS CO. with III passengers, mails
ana mdse. Bar AZ m.
California OBJ. Glasgow and Neville June g.
10 Henderson Bros. with - first, 100 second
cabin and 145 steerage passengers and mdse'
Bar. 1888 =
Lapand CPeiE) Antwerp and Dover June 8.
o. the Red Star Line. with l02 first, 2O8 sec
end cabin and 746 steerage passengers and
m6se. Bar 1919 IN.
Kelyindaie tBr). Monteviceo Nav n and 81
L0cia June :. TO Barber & Co. with nose
Bar. $40 am. -
a. 10 sandeIson & son. with mdse. Bar 3
am.
Mazda (Norl Havana June 9. 20 the Munson
s. Line with sugar Bar a IN.
SAILED.
Steamers Clenesk CBr). sydney. G %; JeHer,
sen. Norfol, acd Newport News: BjornefJoTd
(Nor). Baltimore.
Korona tBr). Demarara June ;, Barbados
81 Lucia and Martinique g. Dominica. Guade-
loupe and Antigua ). 81 Kits .. st CroM
and 81 Thomas TO- 20 4 7 Outerbridge 90,
WITH IS passengers and mdse. Bar 1880
Pm.
Sandy Hook. y ]. June .. $50 p m--Wind
south moderate hreCZc. clear. smooth sea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED--An idea! who can think OF some
simple thing TO patent? Protect your ideas.
they may bring YOU wealth. Write for
Needed Inventions" and How To Get Your
Patent and Your Money" Randolph Com
osny patent Attorneys. waRh.. D. C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-16
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
q. JUNE -.
Manhattan.
Manhattan.

Schncll Realty 60 TO G. II Van Emberg ard
sno; Title a T Co TO A Ely; $l2, COO
w suang ct al 10 n Y Savings Bank;
$50 600.
a Mcdowell 10 l. Wendell. jr: Sl00.
w w foster tgus, 90 r w Clyde; 81
Mutual Life lbs Co to Augusta kapanka;
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Vessel. Arriving at and Departing
from the Port of New YORK.
Monday, June -.
HIGH WATER

sunrise. as: sunset, 7:s3; moon rises ''''
moon s age, %.
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WEDNESDAY. JUNE i
THTRSDAN. 49, n.
Brings mail
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Mails Vessel
vessel For. lime. close. sans
'Kronpr c. Bremen, NGL - ! W a m
Vstsrlsnd Hamburg, IA. $50 m II ~ a m
Mauritania, Lpooi, CuuaTd 2;5V m 6.V9 III
Noordam. Rotterdam, lilo. a -- ~ a III
por, Antonio Jamaica, - - I.:UU III
ISnspe. Jacksonville, CLYDE. -- ~ III
q o. savannah, Sayh. say. -- o'VO III
WEDNESDAY. JUNE II.
IA Provence, Hayre. French 100 m LOCO Gc3 a
~, - 1.sh,v t-oTes Aust IL 80 a m 500 p m
caracas. Curacao, Red D.. 20 a IN l5.g0 M
S ,se.Nio"' -, 6rIoans - 1900 m
Alamo. Galveston, Mallory. -- 4'OVP IN
THURSDAY. JUNE IS.
,,At-.i. 1Is,,f v-A.......l:00 pm 400 p m
$3.50 i,-r~rooI White star. 1900
President Grant. Hmbrg H-A -- ~ IN
Sant Anna, Marseilles, FaoTe - ~ III
Campanello. Rotterdam, Tran. -- l.V9 IN
Mohawk. Jacksonville, Clyde. -- ~ IN
~ gVsIic S;aTeston, So Fac. - 800 p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-16
HELP WANTED.
Male.

MEN With patentable ioeas write Randolph
CO. Patent Solicitors. Washington. ID. c.
RTIIABLE AGENT. to sell Guaranteed Bonds
Must have good reference. Will pay salary
or commission. Permanent position. CrayIes
Mortgage Co., Salina, Kansas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-16
LIS PENDENS.
JUNE Is.
MANN attain.

5Tg Az. olO7: l. Bowden ast Keoa ~
Cooper a al foreclosure of mtg; attys' 1
gsr ST, $, AZ 10th av 2SxSo; Camp
bell. ir. ct al agt Isabella l. Seacomoe et a.
,foreclosl:rc Of mtg: atty, 10 Koran .
f5IST ST, is West; Anita Howell agt u
Young ct al foreclosure Of mtg; atty a
ST Az. 1926 10 1890; actions; c Bauman
act Pose simon ct al foreclosure offs mtgs)'
atty, : WaCht, jr. 81. -, 49,.
LIENoX Az. 20; I2lst st. go W; Jerome
av " = tOn n l1C'h st. 15Xl00: Mar kaui-
nan act ] NJ Scoheld ct al action TO set aside
deeds): atty. Wechsler.
l99D ST, n s. a. 9TH av, l5SxlOll; eczema
ri,,tLer, aer = II stanton ct al foreclosure Of
n1trl. attys Strocck & Stroock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-16

THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
Madison Square d,i2s Proadway), ..
uorlom Branch, 343 Lenox Av.. near lZith 81
i" prooklyn Branch, 2lS-2D livingston ~.
reduced Summer Rates Now in Force.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

Male
BUTLER, USEFUL.-Smart appearing, compe-
tent young cOlored man: first class references
$780, 20 anywhere. Miss Sheas Agency, 30 East
42d st.
CHACFFEUR-Gent going 10 Europe
desires 10 place his chauffeur In good
position: thoroughly competent and best OF
reference. Tel 1776-Columbus.
COUPLE.-Outside or inside useful man;
wife general homework very desirable
couple: three years references from last
employer; $40 monthly for both. Call Twins
Agency, ~ West l1th ST.
COUPLE.-ColoIed; competent servants; fine
cook; useful, butler: four years reference;
$50. Miss Sheas Agency, 30 East 42d st. Tel
Murray fGill G754.
COUPLE as cook or laundress useful butler
o. houseman; German and English; high
est esteem. $50 East 45th ST.
PAINTER. paperhanger, hardwood fnisher,
takes work, contract, real estate and private
work city or country. ;. Roth. 282 ~ eBth 81.
UsEFCL-Young man; on country place; SIS;
do anything; 30 anywhere; best references
Miss 9hea's Agency. 30 East i2d st.
USEFUL MAN.-In and out doors: Scotch
good reference reliable; understands horses;
mechanical. MacNeill Agency, II West S5th st.
Tel. Greeley 63iS.
Female.
A.-A-COoK-Y German; good city
reference; $3O-S3j. s. Miss Hofmayers
Agency. $40 9th NV, 9th floor. Tel. 9j2I-
Madison square
A. - - CHAMBERMAID. WAITRESS
Small family; country; years references;
S25. w, Miss Hofmayer's Agency, $50 9TH
ay 9th floor. Tel. 4j27-Madison Square
CHAMBERMAID. PABLoRMAID. WATT
KESS-Neat. TALL amiable Swedish girl;
excellent chsmbermaid- waitress; very best
references. osterbergs Agncy, 716 LeIins-
ton nv Tel. pa Plaza.
CHAMBERMAID NURSE.-Newly landed
German girl; city. country; wages $50. eau
at Lang y BOccherer 60. Agency. 43 w. 800
CHAMBERaA!U. SEAMSTRESS.-Germ
experienced. Dest -cfereuces; city, country
wages. $25-S30. Call at Lang & Boecherer
Co Agency. - w. $50 ST.
CHAMBERMAID WAITRESS. - Finnish:
neat. obliging: excellent references; city
or country. t25-S30. Seuderlings Agency
ls45 Madison nv, bet. 10th and 12lst SITS.
COoK.-German, irst class city or country;
best references; wages, $40 500. Lang q
Boechercr co. Agency. 43 w. SOD ~.
COOK.-Finnish; fret class; all branches;
excellent references; s30-Sf0: city or coun-
try. Seuderlings Agency. 1si0 Madison aV'
nei. 12Oth and 12ist SITS --
UOTjSEW ORKER-COOK CHAMBERLAIN
Together or separate; next colored girsi cry
ccuntry; excellent references. Harlem Inn
ployment Exchange, 2l49 9Th az. Harlem .ol.
CHAMBERMAID and WAI1REss.-By COM
petont waitress; understands caTNlns'
STRIVING; unexceptionable references; CITY,
country. nv, ooopers Agency, 65' 9th av"
Ssth 81
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The Bronx,

CALDWELL Az. COL; Mary Ambrose a
Nollie Mainik ct al foreclosure Of MTG; att
L Hooker.
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Forecast for Special Localities.-Easter

Forecast for Special Localities.-Eastern
New York. Southern New England. New der
sey, District OF Columbia, Maryland. Nir-
Elnia, Delaware and Eastern Pennsylvania,
generally fair to-day and tomorrow; mod
crate temperature.
Northern New England fair to-day except
local rains IN Maine; to morrow fair; mod
Ciate winds. becoming west and northwest.
Western New York partly cloudy day;
to-incrrow fair; moderate north winds to-day.
Western Pennsylvania. generally fair to-day
and tomorrow: moderate TO fresh north winds
today.
Virginia, generally fair to-day and to-rnor-
row.
West Virginia, generally fair to-day and to-
morrow.
Local Official RecOrd.-The following off,
cial record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes in the temperature for the last
twenty-four hours. in comparison with the cor
responding date last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-16

Mediterranean-Adriatic Service
Madeira Gibraltar, Genoa. Naples, Patras'
Trieste Fiume Sailings noon. See Itinerary.
PANNONIA...J June 2OlCARPATHIA.. July .
IVERNiA .July1,4 pm ULTONIA.. July 20
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-23
PREPARING TO FILE
ANTITRUST SUIT

Washington, July 22.-The department
of justice made further preliminary ar
rangements today for filing its antitrust
suit against the New Haven Raialroad in
New York within the next two days The
request for indictments by federal
grand jury probably will be made early
next week.
Attorney General McReynolds eommu-
nieated today with United States District
Attorney Snowden Marshall at New
York and, it was understood, took up the
question of indictments of New Haven
officers and directors concerned in form
ing the combination which the depart
ment holds is in violation of the Sherman
law. The grand jury is expected to be
ready for the presentation of the depart
ment's evidence by T. w. Gregory spe-
cial assistant in charge of the case, and
F. NJ. Swacker, assistant to Mr.. Greg
DRY. Department officials are said to feel
that 1t will not take long to put its facts
before the grand jury, and If their view
Is correct the indictments in the most
important criminal antitrust suit under
taken by the government may be return
ed within a few weeks.
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WASHINGTON

NORTH-Mrs. Ellen Cunningham is
confined to her room by a bad case
of stomach strain. Her mother, Mrs.
Angie Colby and Miss Angie Heyer
of Liberty are caring for her.
F. w. Cunningham was at Rockland
Saturday and purchased new Ford
touring car arriving home with 1t Sat
urday night. Mr.. Cunningham Is the
first in this place to buy an auto. He
also purchased the first bicycle ever
owned here.
NJ. W. Lenfest was at home from
Waterviile Sunday. He was accompa-
MED by Waterville friends, all coming
by auto.
Silas Hannah is cutting M. w. Len
tests hay this season, as Mr.. Lenfest
Is working at Waterville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Turner are being
congratulated upon the advent of d
daughter which evert happened last
Saturday, July IS.
The laugh is on F. w. Cunningham.
While returning from Rockland, in his
new car, and about one-half mile from
home, he struck a piece of very mud
dy road, there having been a bad
shower. The car skidded and F. w,
after running over a few rocks, trees
and logs, found himself in the woods,
hung up on IL stump. With the help OF
Rex Prescott's fl oxen and half the
residents OF the town, car ana man
were pulled from the tall timbers and
landed safely at home without even a
scratch on the car.
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They suggested methods of reaching
the result which both parties desired
and In so doing did all that was in
their power to secure settlement
without violating an obligation recog
nized by the attorney general himself
in the original memorandum of settle
ment agreed to on Jan. 10, from which
the following words are quoted:
THE department of justice recog-
nizes the obligation incumbent on di
rectors to conserve as far as possible
the value of the stockholders proper
ty and to protect those stockholders
from the consequences of past acts
and so far as it properly may, will en-
deavor to aid the directors in discharg-
ing those obligations.
THE attorney general has decided
that it is the duty to bring his suit
for a dissolution of the system, and
there is now no existing agreement be-
tween him and the representatives of
the company. but the directors hope
that a way will be found after the
suit is brought through negotiations
and action of the court to carry out
the compromise agreement and thus
achieve result which all parties ear
nestly DESIRE"