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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
ESTIMATE BOARD
ENDS SUBWAY WAR
Obeys Courts Mandamus, but
Defends Right to Alter
LUMP Sum Contracts.

AS a matter of public policy, and not
because II conceded the contention of
Justice Shearr that it had no right to
alter contracts. the Board of Estimate
yesterday obeyed the mandamus of the
court and approved the subway con
tract of Holbrook, Cabot & Rollins. II
also approved number of other con-
tracts in which the same Objectionable
lump sum" clause for extras APP
peared.
Mayor Mitchell gave this reason for
its action, and expressed the hope
that the right of the board to alter
contracts would be tested in some
other case. By resolution the board
served notice that it would approve no
more contracts with the lump sum"
clause. and expressed its desire TO con-
fer with the commission in all cases
where the extras should run over )
per cent in the contracts already LET.
a special commission to study port
and terminal facilities Of the city will
include W. c. Loree, railroad man;
John F. Stevens. Onetime engineer of
the Panama Canal, and George f.
Swain, Of the Harvard School of En-
gineering The cost of the work is
estimated anywhere from 100000 TO
$3.50 a year for three years. The
proposal was put through after a
spirited fight
After the decision had been reached
President MathewsOn, one of the op-
position. said he would take steps to
prevent the appropriation Of money 10
carry the scheme out, even if he had
10 back q taxpayers suit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Transfers and Asslenment,.-i o. m Aug
lmrrray s,i,h to eist' r. j. Nc.is 3D. I. y. TO
a5th. Nlutusu-i D. 20. Aug f. Ptnn,. L IT,,
u r Connolly. t4th 90 t>'h assignment mounted
T,mpotary Assignments Surgeon u. J Donovan.
Ja N a a n. Sept 3 Lieut. Patrick Brady. l55th
10 llth J. d.. De- DAYS ID. M Aug =, linn
riiors. n DAYS. o. a. m.. Aug 2e. j. j.. Bcallef
and W " Ru,ge 1861 o. llth J. j.. p IN,
Aus y. 20 s o. n.. Aug % John Po"seI1s' ie',h
Nugcut and D. g. Lo-igan. le,,h. G., c Sc9lesS.leer
and g. j. CroN". l'Wh % Jpn l. d. day. =
Tbompson' I'M and D. cassidy. ian 20 1911
] - D. m. Aug. IS. 70 $ a m. Aug H.
To 18Th J. j. from reCinci3 nllcaled,, ~ Ia,
Erale 81. John Cross, $40. J & Jasel III To
18th / j from precincts indicated 10 day. =
n-' AZ aas II wilson. ica W Cook. 27g.
Il, I2,l ] D. from. precincts indicated p s m.
! aug e oSoc-. d. 5si WI II Marks. 2S3. philip
Schappe-i -Sa. Herman Winters. 2S5: V
Apny s-m,c,,. Discontinued Ptmn 10 C'r's o.
from rrcri.c's indicted lfempordYl. a. m. Aug
81. r Carroll. l,t, W. j. QMuu am, IL. y.
smith 2sh " II. long. alst: =, c. kelly CON
: lene ,issee sa6 ID McCicnnsnd. 56th: John
Ferguson 6lst. Patrick Donovan. t5th. William
NIrcr iio,h Mounted Ptlmn. r J. stephens. 6sth
to DIST ,.eny1rarl. 2 m; Aug -, Mol,
Leaves OF ADsthCt WIN iAit pay 'N.h' ~, "
Williams -tb S. D.. 20 days S d. n. Sept . with,
cuf paw Lieut. s. e. Hauptmam 18TH DAY y on
= m sept g. and ! day. y OF a. m. sept. is;
j. NM Morris Pollock. 18Th. ] day. , IN. sept
Il s. ZsH Isth days. a. m. Aus. Is
j G. DAVE goth / day. p m. Aus. %; J. J.
Bryan l3sth I day. } m. Aug 20. T. n
Kcsrncy. Bh Isc. o days u Of a. m. AUG, 81
Fuli Pay While on sick Report Approved Pumn
{ A Moucubackgr Ism. 3 50 a NJ, July Z, 70
- 10 Is p NJ August 3 F. y. Hilbert. seth
Z A. p M july a. 10 noon. Aug. 6 G Il Leon
all l6lU 6oj , m. Aug Is. w j. Farrell
9-Sth , a. NJ july O. 20 T. Of a m, july 20.
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The summary follows:
FIRE RECORD.

Sih-j06 Eleventh Az 4 Ludwig. trihing
sO-30l East l00th - ! Wcinielt trf'ug
5O-521 529 last I'D Il J. Walsh and others
unknown
5O-231 Cherry st Jennie IIathmsker rining
1850 Hqone ~ Isabella pumNcr: TIMING
4l-4l5 East list ST.. Ariel Cida. none.
q.8O-20S East 73d 81 + luiel unknown.
lO.3O-2l-23 lfu t. y Pollock irning
lO.50-55 second AZ Jennie Levine. trifing
II 40-l5e5 First az X Icfk0Witr trfing
II 40-Sedgwick av near Fcriham Rd Department
Of Street Cleaning wagon. $50.
PM
y gl-l25 West lS3d ~ unknown. none
] 2O-l2 Gocrck -. Mary Sa'ienio irining
-a-IOl East listh 81. J. clap trifins
= 25-22T East 5lst -. NJ OBren. trlfing
24j-iS7 East llsih ST. J. Moiasio trining
1905 West $50 81: Greeley Square Hotel Co
4l5-io9 East I25th ST.: II gilbert $500
I 20-26ih st. and ffih az Reilly Eieciroppe
Go fuhiug
Jj--4l6 -. Nicholas az. VI Laumley tfining.
7.Vi-557 West s7th st.: Robe Bro tri1inE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records Of the Last
Twenty-four Hours.

Warrington Aug 26.--fIlsh pressure prevails over
the central and northern districts east OF tho h'V
Mountains with the crest over Lake superior ana
,.mr-.r.iures are considerably below the seasonal
average over interior districts. Frosts wero re-
ro.t,I ou Thursday IN North Dakota and Northern
Minnesota IN the South temperatures were SEASON
able while In the West they have again risen ana
are considerably above the seasonal average. with
general low pressure prevailing Showers were quite
general IN the plains states. the lower missouri anu
the middle Mississippi valleys and there we're local
thunder shower, IN the Southern states. the central
Rocky Mountain region. Utah and southern An
mn. Over the remainder Of the country tho
weather was fair There will be showers Friday and
saturday In the Ohio valeJ. the eastern Gull and
sotbern Atlantic states Friday or Friday night. and
probably Saturday m the lover lase region on sat
urday or Saturday nis-I n the middle M hiade
states In Arkansas aud Louisiana loch thuh1er
showers on Friday will he followed by gencraly
fair weather Saturday while In the upper lake re-
gcn aud New England ihe weather W., Ue spmsr IN
saturday In the Upper lake region. but elsewhere
cas-, Of the Mississippi River temperature changes
Wind. for Friday and Saturday: North Atlantic,
moderate northwest: middle Atlantic. moderate
north and northeast. except east aud southeast on
he Florida coast: east Uuf moderate variable: .
west Gulf. moderate southeast and s9lth upp,r
lakes gentle 10 moderate east winds FRIDAY. WIN
fair warmer weather. lower lakes. moderate north,
east winds Friday with partly cloudy and continued
cool weather probably showers on western Ene
Forecasts for Special loeatles-Western New
YORK partly cloudy Friday showers At night or
Saturday. , NJ,
Eastern New York Eastern Pennsylssnia,-Fnr
Friday: Saturday partly cloudy; probably showers
by night. -
Southern New England New Jersey Delavue-
Fair Friday: Saturday partly cloudy.
pland. the District Of Coumba-Fah Friday
Saturday showers
Vlrglnla-Fslr Friday. except showers In south
west. Saturday showers
Local Ofn:Isl Reeord.-The following Official rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows the changes
In lh. inun.rare Tor the last twenty -four hours. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
LUTHER MARVEL ON WHEEL
Speed Boy of West Wins Two Mile
Race at Brighton Beach.

Fred Luther, the speed boy of the
West, gave a pretty exhibition of rid
ing last night at the Brighton Beach
Motordrome in the two-mle special
match race. He beat George Sperl
handily, taking the event in straight
heats. The time for the heats was
1:29 2-5 and :2s 2-5 respectively
This race incidentally earned for
Luther an opportunity to meet Arthur
Chapple once more for the champion
ship honors tomorrow.
George MERCER took first place in
both the six-mile open professional
and the unlimited pursuit races. In
the former he registered thirteen
points, according to the French point
system, George Hamilton taking sec
ond place with eleven points. In the
pursuit race MERCER overhauled George
Hamilton, who took second place after
riding 4:45 minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
Prom the Tribune Bureau


Washington. August 26
ARMY
Ma WILLIAM NJ ROBERTS. Med. Corps. now
SD leave Al Baltimore from further duty At
H. YELLOWSTONE. 90 Texas city SUD report 70
com gen. "a Div. for duty with station al H.
Cspf JOSEPH b. DOUGLAS relieved from detail
in Sis Corps. remain present duties unu4 iu''n'f
Sc Lieut.. JASPER A DAVIES. from 9th to 18th
se i'' iis 'it' JAMES A. STEVENS. from 27th to
s. ''I liz I,csr CLIFFORD b KING 9TH Cav. on
expiration leave 20 H. Mycr for temporary duS ,
Thence 90 proper station. - .
Leaves 81 absence EARLE " TANNER. q. NJ
4 . months days from oct. -
CAM. HENRY $ HATHAWAY retired. recruit
fg oTiccr. one mouth from sept. J.
Capt. LEWlS TURTLE. Coast Art, leave extended
ouc month. 1900
CAPT r p MAGRUDER and y c. TwINING.
Com J. r. DESTElGEuR detached command
fe,,.Ivng ship AZ y y. % command kear-
arg, vice Commander II. Il. CHRlsTl TO
command Reiua Mercedes.
command torpedo hotiila Pacific feet. vice Com
maud,r H. J. ZlLGMklR 10 Gen Board. Navy
LOOT (lp com. T. D. BRIGGS. detached Oregon to
Lieut. cut & DAvY to Bur Of Nav. Navy Dept.
Iieut d. g. A. L Bernhard detached Baleh:
a. nasy yard. Wash Sep; M, .,.so,, =. -
GKlFFiN. " j. BURTiS. O. o. HAGEN. D. b.
S&NB0i,N. EiLIOTT HtCKMAsTER L l..
hrNTEH, n X flSchE%k a., a 6 6 ~ BENNETT.
HITCHCOCK. NJ. ). TISDALE and G. Ii. FORT.
commissioned.
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Barom eter READINGS

a m..2ee7 / 2. m....29 97 p. m. 1905
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
GIRL WIFE, CALM,
TELLS OF KILLING
Followed Code of Sicily
When, Babe in Arms, She
Shot"Fonci," the Artist.
SAYS HE CAUSED
HUSBAND TO LEAVE
In Cell. Grooming to Daughter,
She Pictures Tragedy and
Her Revenge.

Sitting calmly in her cell, in Ray
mond Street Jail, yesterday afternoon,
Mrs. Rosa Bellina crooned softly over
her year-old baby Frances, rocking her
tenderly in her arms. One could scarce
ly believe that the rose-cheeked twenty
vear-old Sicilian mother. with her dark
curly head bent over her baby. had
that very morning shot down and
killed Joseph MOntilio, painter and
violinist. known in Brooklyn as "Fonci,
the artist"
With a sweet smile, which seemed to
come more from habit than desire.
Mrs. Bellina said. 81 will tell you all
about it," She speaks good English,
as she came to the United States when
six years old and has had a grammar
school education.
"My husband is a builder OF chin
ney stacks" Mrs. Bellina began, set
Ting the baby across her knees. "Sev-
eral weeks ago he went to Baltimore,
where he had a contract for some work.
] lived with my grandmother, at oS5
Carroll Street. Brooklyn.
Repulsed the Artist.
Then. on June /. my sisterin-law.
Mrs. Frank Bellina. who lives at 2S4
First Street. Brooklyn, became i'll and
] went 10 her While | was there |
met this Joseph Montilio. He was
always around trying to take my at
tention. but / tried hard TO keep that
man away.
ION June 80 my brother-inlaw made
me 20 away from his home. Then |
went TO my husband. Sunday we came
home My husband heard unpleasant
things about me. Then he talked to
lis brother Frank. After that he cast
me off. saying: i will have nothing
more to do with you.
Only Two Ways Out.
"In my country when man wrongs
woman there is only one thing to DO
go to the man and force MN 10
make reparation. If he will help you,
YOU must stay with him. II he casts
YOU off. then YOU must Kill hlm.
knew that unless he was gone forever
NV husband could not return TO me and
my children " "
~ thought Of my two little Children.
! had no money TO buy food for them.
Putting "a revolver in my blouse / went
TO see the man who caused the trouble.
81 asked him 10 help me, but he only
laughed and sneered. l said to him.
you remember the incident Of June
9O% He put his face close to mine
and showed his white teeth in a smile
then nodded his head as ne said, Yes,
but that was then. This is now. !
can do nothing TOR you. My people
expect me to marry respectable
woman then he slammed the door IN
ny face.
After a while, maybe in five min
utes. the door opened and he came out.
drew the revolver and shot him twice.
lie fell dead, and my honor was
aHnnged."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
AUTO SKIDS; SISTERS KILLED
Three Others Hurt When Machine Runs
Into Pole and Upsets.

Camden, \. j., Aug. 26.-Two women
were killed and three persons were
seriously hurt when touring car
skidded into telephone pole and
turned over on the White Horse Pike,
near City Line, late tonight. The dead
are Miss Anna b. Potts, fifty, and her
sister. Miss Emily Potts. forty-three,
Philadelphia. The injured are d. E.
Hinkson and his wife and George T.
Pusey. all of Philadelphia.
Hinkson was bringing the party from
Atlantic City. While crossing the West
Jersey and Seashore Railroad a blow
out of a rear tire caused the machine
to skid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
INCOMING STEAMERS.
SATURDAY. AUGUST rs.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Brings mall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
SIX-FOOT BOY PIRATE CAUGHT
Lured Smaller Lads for Cruise and
Took Their Money.

Frank Gorbas, fifteen-year-old boy,
living at $50 Flushing Avenue, Long
Island City, took advantage of the fact
that he was six feet one inch tall and
proportionately strong by inviting less
husky lads ont Cor a boat ride and
robbing them.
He hired rowboat yesterday at
North Beach, took Louis Guidone, Of
1855 Withers Street. Brooklyn, and
Nicholas Rotonne, of l0l Jackson
Street. Brooklyn, some distance from
shore. and offered them their choice Of
handing over their cash or walking the
plank. They gave up small amounts.
The pirate was captured. Judge Hoyt,
of Astoria. sent him to the Children's
Society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27

INSTRUCTION.

Perrin. Aug 23-Cny of Bristol tBr. Manila
etc. for Boston and New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
THREE MEN DROWNED
IN WATER CARNIVAL
Go Down in Charles River,
Weighted with ArmOr Costumes.

Waltham. Mass, Aug 6.-Three men
were drowned tonight as the result
of the swapping of float which had
taken part in a carnival on the Charles
River. two hours after ii had passer in
review before the state Governors at
tending the annual conference in Bos-
ton. The lives Of twenty other persons
were imperilled in the accident and in
the capsizing of another float.
The dead are William Chase, John
Game and Joseph Mcguire. They were
weighted with armor, which had been
part of their costumes on the float.
when thev jumped into the water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
FAVORS POLLS AT SCHOOLS
But Elections Board Finds Smoking an
Obstacle.

Replying to a caustic letter from W..
T.. Youker, secretary of the Citizens
Union. criticising the Board of Elec-
tions for not availing itself more fully
this year of the law permitting it to
designate school houses as polling
places, Edward +. Boyle, president of
the board, said many things had to be
considered.
No civic organization favored using
school houses more than the Board of
Elections, said President Boyle. Since
his board was a responsible body, he
said, every detail had to be considered.
He thought it best to try the expert
ment in a small number Of school
houses to see how it worked. Among
other things mentioned by him was the
possible fire hazard and the question
if it would be necessary to prevent
smoking.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

Ems T. b HOUGH to Sacramento
Ens L. L STEDMAN. 70 san Diego
Ensigns " } sHoFNER. W H. A. PIKE and
Ems y NJ P1GMAN. to Marietta.
T. A. surg }. o. DOWNEN. 20 nav yard. y Y.
4 A Surg JACK HARRIS. detached navy recruit
Ing sta Hartford. 10 navy recruiting sta. Port
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED.
Aug 24-Paul Jones Prehle. Perry and Stewart Al
Seward. Alaska. Cleveland al San Diego
Aug 2j-Montsua. az Napeague Bay. Nashville az
Port dc PAX Lsms0u aud Hercules 40 Norfolk;
orion and Neptune. al Lambert Point. Triton. AZ
Washington. Mccall. a. Mhestonc Landing.
Dra,toI R0sebank Lebanon. az Lyuuhaven
Bay. Jason at Port Prince. Lawrence. at Mare
Island. Tennessee. al philadelphia. Wyoming. al
Boston. Jupiter. at Vera Cruz. san Francisco aud
Baltimore al Newport Annapolis. At San Diego.
SAILED.
AUG l9-Hector. Acapulco for Balboa.
Aug 2l-Nashyille. Caps HaJuen fog Port de PAX.
Aug gJ-M0ntaua Newport for Nspedsue Bay;
J0uctt Boston Yard for Boston Light Wyoming
Ysnkion and Dolphin. Boston Yard Tor Glouces-
ter. Lams0n. Hampton Roads for Norfolk: Orion
and Neptune. Norfolk for lambert Point. Nee all
Rosehank for Whtesi0ne Landing. Drsyton.
Whitestone Landing for Eosebauk. DoHnes. New
ROADS. Lebanon. Norfolk for lynnharcn Bay p.
Sacramento. New orleans Tor Ascrtn Reef :
Princeton aud \aushan. TutmlA for san Fran
cisco. Orion Norfolk for New York. Wyoming
boston FOR Hampton Roads
Biddle. nov a. Phila ordered 10 Annapolis 10 ar.
rive about sept. 10. TO resume duties al Naval
Barney. now at Wash ordered to Annapolis to ar.
rive about Sept. /. to resume duties at Naval
Nicholson Will proceed 10 rhila for repairs about
Marietta. now al Prosleso MEXICO. ordered " pro-
coed TO Ssuto Domingo CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
Honor Joseph Edgar Chamberlin

Joseph Edgar Chamberlin, for many
wears a member OF the editorial stan
Of the Evening Mail, was the guest
Of honor last night at a dinner in Lit
tie Hungary, East Houston Street
The staff associates Of Mr. chamberlin
were hosts. Mr.. Chamberlin has re-
signed from the Evening Mail to en-
gage in special literary work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
NIGHT OWLS NAY FIT,
NOT ROOST, COURT SAYS
Shcarn Refuses to Sanctio.
YOrkVille Species.

There is no legal barrier to a group
of young men calling themselves
might Owls" But when it's up to
the Supreme Court to sanction an or
gauization with such name, That is a
different thing.
Justice Shearn, to whom the might
Owls of Yorkville" applied yesterday
for a certificate OF Incorporation, re-
fused to grant it. 81 do not approve
of the proposed name Of this corpora
ton" said the justice
The purposes of the organization
are "to train and raise to higher
standard the physical condition of its
MEMBERS to enlighten them on topics
of the day"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
Giants Buy a Thrasher.

Norfolk, Aug. 26.-The Norfolk club
of the Virginia League announced to-
day the sale Of Frank Thrasher, an
outfelder, to the New York Giants for
$1,000, and Flynn, another outfelder,
to the New York Yankees for 1900
Thrasher has a batting average of 1873
so far this season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27

valia and look at Il whenever you
Ssnt 70 drink" advised Judge Welch.
81 believe that will keep you away
from saloons" J..
The prisoner promised TO 90 TO q
photographer Immediately and pose,
bandages, blue spots and u. He was
discharged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
Lofts and Stores Rented.

The Charles F. Noycs Company has
leased the store and basement at 800
and 322 Pearl ST., for Robert b. Law
renee 10 Joseph Graf; the fifth floor
at 256 Pearl ST., to James +. Rowe; the
third floor at 29O Pearl ST., for A. H..
Frankel 20 Adolph Kaiser. and the sec
ond moor at 40 Burling Slip for the
Estate Of Patrick Sicily to Frank 7.
EiZZerto.
Louis Kcmpner & Son have leased
for William Waldorf Aston the store
at PASS Broadway for a term OF years
TO A. P. Krakaur for dehcatessen
business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
PHOTO A BOOZE CURE
Picture of His "Rummy" state May
Scare Missourian Sober.

tBy Telegraph TO Tho Tribune.l
Kansas City, Mo-, Aug. &C. James
Feferman is going to stay on the
water wagon hereafter by looking at
his picture whenever he feels thirst
for liquor.
IIeferman appeared in the South
Municipal Court with half OF his head
shaved and bandaged. He did not re-
member how he received his injuries
Ar.be knew was that he had become
intoxicated for the first time in TWO
"Get your picture .aken in that re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
No Rest for Ball Club.

Toledo. Ohio, Aug. 26.--The Cleve-
land American Association Baseball
Club, until two years ago the Toledo
club in the came league, will be kept on
the road for the balance of the 1915
season, according TO a message re-
.'eived here l'te last night from Charles
SOmers, owner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27

Highest temperature yesterday. 10 degrees 'h
20 % M: lowest 80 degrees lat 90 a. NJ
average temperature yesterday. IS. average tenn
perature for corresponding date last year. 81 aver
age temperature for corresponding date last 50
years. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
ARRIVED

Bcrmudlan OBJ. Bermuda August - to the
Quebec - Line mails and mdst. Baf. a m
Trafalgar tNorl. Cardenas August 10. MatanhaS
j and Caibaren Il, TO the American ana 'uDah
~ Line with sugar. Bar. 5.l5 m
Lancastrian tBr). London August u. TO the Al
lsntic Transport Line. with mdSe. Bar, IN
Stcphano tBrl. 81 Johns +. August q. and
Halifax. & a 10 Bogring a Go. mails aud
Iad,e. Bar. 80
iIathor CBrl. Hayre August u. 10 Barber a Co.
Cheyenne cBr). Barrow August Is. to u War
Pannonia (Br). st Nazaire August IL. to Thomas
IIarliug d Son. Bar. 40 m.
Comus New Orleans August II. 10 the sou'herh
Pacific co. mdse. Left quar- $50 m %, -.
NcWhum (Brl. Newport. England. August u. 10
Norton. Lilly q Co. Bar : N. -
Greystoke Castle tBrl. Iloilo June II, Manila IS.
Honolulu July 10 and Crstoba August Is. 20 Will
lam II Tweddell Go. with mdse Bar. m.
Fl Pss0 Galveston August ~ 10 the Southern
Pacific CO. with mdse. quar-. OF m.
Hamilton. Newport News and Norfolk. 10 the
Old Dominion IS 60. with mdse Quar-. "a m.
R0ia DAM. Bordeaux August ?. Cafdln l. and
IOusburg -. 10 Belbam Boyesen Bar. 20
m. -
Jemtlsnd tSwed). Gothcnburs July 20. Boston
August 20 and Philadelphia -. 10 furncss. Witty
q Go with mdse. Bar. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

P.raus. Aus le-Tanagra tBrl. New York via oran.
Suez Aug 2j-Si Patrick tBr), Calcutta and Co
lombo FOR Boston and New York.
Hong Kong. Aug 2i-Msdswaska (Brl. Ne~ York
via Colombo etc.
London Aug 26-IroQuois (Brl. New York.
Genoa. Aug l9-Europa Gtali. New York; goth.
Gi0yanrosa tItaD. Pensacola
SAILED.
Genoa Aug 20-Tomaso Of Ssyois tltaD. New York
Orsu. Aug l6-ksnsris tGrcekl Hampton Roads .
18Th. DalehAm tBrD. Newport News. 20th. 1osnnis
Watts Greek New York
BriHham Aug 25--Retlaw (Br), New York.
barbados Aug 2i-Hypstia (Br). from Buenos
AyrcSi. New York
Port Talbot Aug Aladdin Nor. New York
Calcutta. Aus 2i-Aymeric lBrl, New York
santos. Aug Santa ROsala. New York
Ayr Aug "A Z Justesen DAM from Aslborg)
New York.
PASSED.
Perrin. Aug 23-City Of Bristol (BD Manila.
etc. for Boston and New York.
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D,s,ination and steamer $50 D. m
Hawaii, Fit Islands. New Zealand. Australia
via Nictorial. Masura ........-...... ..- To-Day
Hawaii Japan. Corra China. philippines
iva san Francisco. Shinyo Maru ........ AUG 30
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the WOrld

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Local Foreeast.-Fair to-day; tomorrow. party
cloudy probably showers by night. moderate nofth
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Tsbjerg; Atlantic cts. Atlantic City. Southeudown
(Iirl La Psllice: Justin (Brl Barbados Fl Mar.
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Cartagena: Arapahoe Galveston. Genpool. Tampico
Westminster BIZ brisbane SiIaols. Belize; Anna
(Norl Fernandna Kyswyk Dutch. Rotterdam
Lcnape. Charleston and Jacksonville. II Cid. New
Orleans. United States DAM. Copenhagen: Jefer-
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