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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Gc-oa Nav 20 Cauopic ,Br) New York ard Bos-
Bilbao MAJ I7-Hcrm oNor'. Nov York for Bar
.e.pla
Na,,ss MAY g. Te,ehr'lsc ~. New York
Sas'o, Ma, Do iIu Ear!a0 Prince BIZ. New York
via Ba1HaIls ana Rs Be- Jaueiro.
A-'afaga>'a. MAY 20 celia iBri. New York and
Norfolk STA Colon. Calao. etc.
Bermuda Nay p R"rmlllan DBr'. New York
CsIl Va, I-Aa-pri' Lopez SPAN. New York
for Genoa.
SAILED
Chusnarsara May ---oscai II 'Dsnl from
tYitUU srrtI Vow Nosh
C,..ru. Ma, .o-Cry n Naples by from New
Na-s Manila
Rotterdam May 20-Coruer1c Ri New York
Na--ei.e- MAY e0-Dsle-y BY. New York
Calcutta. MAY 9-Rivcrlale DBrj. Boston and Nrr
York
Barbados MAY Bsau from New Tors). Mont
viloo Denis tBrl from New York snf Newport
NcSsl. Psrs. HiariuS lBr from New Yors),
MonteWico
Seville May I'VE irech, Dutch. New Yorh
PASSED.
sAvon. MAY 2o-EccIesis RI. Nev York VIA
Agiers.
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POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Trarsf.r, and ks.lsnmsnt.-Msy as Ptlnn w.
NJ Neurruler ssth 70 fsth sssiEred % bicycle
dl.y r :. NcG.ole 6eth 70 lj3d assigned % b.
cycle tu'y " r Gallagher. ssh 20 tsth. assign
uo~' % t'Hc.e dl.y c.scon'rued. !. A Netry.
1874 p 90 Bureau ~ Telegraph.
Temporary Assignments l. T. Tsgliani.
IT, Tg. ana Simon Tumei. 3'th Pei, u VI !
u - dsys May 20 " u Cowley i"h Pct -
Ist y 80 1avs. MAY IS : Cron.n. r. 2'ih
~ - & %. c-su-eur. - fsys May q A
T.ezrG l',T Pct % ne, Bgf 5 dsys MAY y
x 81 Dul~ isfth Pct. 70 y. r. II. squad. duty 10
Warrant squad. a. isys May - J. Nj. l8-'h
Pct - De- Bur 81 days Nav "a; ) LAyeIe.
y squad % ue' R.r % DAYS. May -
Leaves .r- pay I-p.nr Ro-enbels. 18Th Po'..
: 1ag Msy q GrasHerg 1871 Pet. J tay.
G. Reirhho.4 Tra~c pivisiol ! day June
Siok Lsav--Ptma. VI punnlsan. i. / n. 80
Fun Pay .,-s report SGT ?. ? K.ri.on. 4?t
Pc. ATril j. % Ap-i. 20. Ilmn. " Rosff -;
ISM P-t May 20 May - " G. Roeerdsle -
p.,. MAJ t4-irg. d's4siivt :, F. lanayan. "a
MAY 2 during Disability, T : Foster. 42i pc'.
MAJ 20 Nav IS 4 Ca-ls'rom l44'h pct. May
.r Ma, = 6 " Resd. l4''h pct. NAV y. dur
ir disability VI Byues lftth PCT. Agril Y %
Nav .. Du~J ,-5i p-. Dec IT, !1,i during
DISABILITY. ? A Coours z7'th pct May z. during
disability J Co-cof. Trs-ic Div MAY y, during
disability. J. J FedmarI. TraFic Nv, Mag :.
d.-,s disability 7 I shanshs-. TaHc DIV May
Restored TO ove-L,,u, r F Ashley 18Th pet.
" iBosisra,on-Ptmn H Fay I4,,h pct.
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NOTICE OF LIQUIDATION.

NOTICE
Th~ Bloomsbury National Bank located
a. Bloomsbury. IN the state OF New Jer-
sey Is closing Up It's affairs. its corporate
business on the 21th day OF April 1915.
All noteholders and others. creditors Of
SAID Association. are therefore hereby no.
tifed 10 present the notes and other claims
against the Association for payment
!. ANDERSON. Cashier.
Dated. April Is 1915.
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Personal.
JOHN MCCULLOUGH,

Son Of Mary Mccullough. who disappeared
from Milwauke~. Wisconsin. Shou, the year
1891. H. entitled % large estate Unless
claim is Immediately made. estate will
descend 20 Others Communicate inme-
oistely WITH ARTHUR A. MUELLER, Ger
mania Bauding Milwaukee. VS.
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FIRE RECORD.

e no--es7 '.h Az " J-Tnohn no damage.
/ NJ
j. OBS T. ls,h a. Alfred Poet 4 ca unknown
) io-2'os l1th lv ". Srecha~. slight
3O-.54 " 50tn ST Dept ~ Ws,er Supply.
Gas and T ec'ri-ity 20 damage
so-ss " 3-'h st AieIarde- hs.n. M dsrnags
l5-20G lr az John Marine tr'Ni1s
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BUSINESS CARDS.

ANsoNIA STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO.--Moriae
packing. slipI'Hs Alt.mon'.- VAS f1r ln's DIS
t4nce ~ postal 'of estimate. 100 West gFth o.
'Phoue. tnf- Riverside
BORG Buns Diamonds ola God. SILVER. Platinum
Antique and Paw. rckeis 100 Vest "a 81
CAREFUL CARPLT CLEANING CO-Chsn, by
oompsessed air steam. hand Or OF toor 1858
Brosdwsy ~ EGst tstn 81 CoE A BRANDT
Tsa is2 ssth
Dl sALvO BROS Antique furniture bnc-s brsc
hhtrie.d AID SOLID silver SIS Fourth sV (.1th
81. 'fhoue 22is Madison ~
EBLE'S ART GALLERY. lO5 West l2d ~.
Antiques curios old Jewels. silyerwsro
rare fans paintings miniatures and weapons
Oid gola bought
MrLriCRArH TYPEwRITTEN LETTERS 800
81 80 600 81 -. 10000 S. g. r We.'hsrford
10 Bf9td"ay Equitable Bulhns). Room isl
Phone Rector t;&s
MN YORK tARPFr CLEANING woKKs
Oldest. largest. Mot Modern
flNE RUGS WOVEN PROM OLD CARPEra
friss rice, 49, .ss. -. SO fS ciIegiu
WANTED PARTY ABUNDANT MANS. IA
il1f vide DI,l.r.s. Ncu important srf'cle made
fafe tEfe place interior article that sells 90 run!el-
pa.tles g. 200 o. 81 900 sa.h MilSls paid year
Is ParHts secured smaller forms Tor towns.
largs or srlI fa.f0flrs contra. builder farm
go 81 10 b CARrENriK summit y J.
WORKOUT gold and silver bought by r.
Longman's Sons. gold and silver rennsra
John o.
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Prom TIE Tr1bune Bureau
Wasriruo-. MAY %

" ts7IfEt0-l. Wy =.
ARMY
Cot GEORGT YOUNG. 2ls; Inf. 70 Lesi~rrlln
Genera Ho~rra.. Ssl FyG-clsco
Cas ROILO + ANDERSON. rom sch 20 2lst
Co Ooas. A. Aus
Cag MATTHEW A CROSS. from lolst 70 len
Co Cost A. Aug
Capt QJlNN GRAY Coss, Al from s'ignmsn,
70 conn aadirs o~'e,- coast defecces a. Panama
'or sts- ils
Fo.ioai1g .s.tai,s co0t artillery frorn Assignment
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Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of Warships

n9 Da % s g4a 1Sr Wit " ig! dftfn.
CAPT TRANCIs II FoPE. q G, TO se ,gsi sup.r-
i.terac.'. army transport service. san Francisco.
CAPT JOIN l. BOND. son Inf. in.pec,o, IN.
s;,uc.ar . militia q Vernon; from July /. 10
Prs Lieut.. SIDNEY L CHAPPKIL Med co-s.
20 Cana Zone Ambulance Co 80. about july !
first lA.at Gll 4 MIN. coast Ar. from duty
%. ''a' coumAn9i's ''cef. .osN de'ences. Pan
o. raT - .mma,d'1g or'ce-. coast dsf.rces q
la.s. d. 40 y. ,.ea 70 alty oa star q CON
SLotN. personnel orce-. aai jobs A HoAG
second Lieut. HARvrY AIIEN Coast Al from
sa- du'y. coAst defcnces. PsrA ana Ava n. hen
Ifi"~ % couinaHdig oT.e-. CO.'S, defeaces Of
se-ord Lieut. WILLIAM A BORDEN. Coast Az .
from $50 Go 20 u' assigned lSt. Aug IS then
us'~riG o'csf "n sta~ ~ connsnie' F. sher-
se.ord Lieu, RALPH BRUSH. 2sn Inf. to p
lrA'e'%era os.!ll.Ay NAG" july ,l,-,.rrr
~ Le,.t7rsl G.1e-s iosyi,sf s.a T.s,ci.cn s5
eIamiuafi1l 'or appointment a. dental surgeon
with r.rk frst Lieutenant
Leave q sosence Cap ADAM sCHLANSER
Ti,. I3eu; THOMAS 7, CRYSTAL. "a In' cav.
sIiended one mont. Va, SAM ~ { ALSLAL
2 TWO months from jab
lieut. punior Frad.i r. H. HAMMOND. Uni
p.',,1 As Vs.. 5,,, Su,s MlNTER. N.'h Hoe
P"sed Assist surgeon II L SMITH Des Moines
home. asit ofdefs
Passed Assist Psymas'.r p J DAILY 10 Prsire
Passed Assist PDmsster THOM WILLIAMSON
Pfsine. 20 Ns'sl HosvitL. y Y
MARINE CORPS
Cap SMITH Naval Hospital. Norfolk: to
NaVG. NospltE4, Boston
Cap " CUTS. Marin. Bsusris. Pear Hsr-
hof 20 recruit depot Marine BduLca Mar Isl
Fif.. IA-,t c. } MILLER. marin. detachment,
=, A.fi! 80 a. !ITsH,o1 ressins Galveston
seeo,d iiea, W H. ri fEETu ). marin. bar
se.ont Lieu, G " HAMLTov. marin. barracks.
. Nofo.s 20 2o'h Co lst BIS PhNtielphiA
Second Lieut. ALFHoNSE pE CARRIE m.rn.
Second Lieut. J. L. DOXEY. Saraioga 70 United
S'atos
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED.
Nav 20 Raleigh a. GuUmss
a. San Diego. Wasp a. Ncw Nofk CITY. TAIlA-
aAssce snd II a. Nc"I1ft. Msfs a. HAmlton
Roads Nicholson a. DelsraTe BreakWater
Ma % Vulcan al DeicasatrA. Bulgaria Whining
t1i A. Amo}
Miy 81 Nicholson. rtusdephi. fGr Newport
Perry AID pfet.e San Pedro Tor Sal piego.
Diego Tor 'tfset pfaClice Chattanooga San Diego
f.f san Fralcsco Tfuntun Whipp.s ard sou.
at Mare lSlAnd Tor SE. Pedro. G11ostoa, Kin
hanS TOT Hanios.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

DoMESllI Sllt AllONS WANTED.
Female.
COOK Scotch. young. nea, excellent references:
$50. Ma'on'' Ase.ty. ~ West 81 st Bryant
CooK-CHANiBEKNAID and WAITRESS Two
Scotch sirl,. together. coJs assist laundry both
I'-'ughF experienced, t3p-S-j. excellent refer
eArc' cts or county Industrial Assn. Il West
COOK: WAITRESS. CHAlBERNfAID. Best ref
riea'es. FINNISH sifs. veD capable and willing
J-s,'.l Agency. go Lexington az Tel. ass Plaza.
COZ FLk English P-ot-sfart,. cook. launifess hut
Isf. useful. youfs. iicr people. best references .
g NJ Mason. Agency. l7l West Al st. BIZ at
co.are4: YONG .sa' .poearlas eoes
"a go. NJ Naso.', Asc.q. D.. We. "a ~
COT PIE English AMI scotch. excellent cook AMI
persona. t"'e-.. ., a.-a'fy pIe'effe.. Industrial
Association j. Wr,' 80 s.
HousEwoKhER Finnish AmencAn. strons. 5ill.
~ ''L - 'VgltD elee.irh references Lenus
LADYS MAID German. comr.,.-. seams,re,s-
hairI--,,er packer. Ir,, r,fsr,.r,,. ~ 50.
:. e.. a. Lag a Boe.Aei,f Cos Agelg -
LAlNDhESs A LADY desires to .ecur, . situation
mend cal Noldu Al Tlesday- from = un,i. /.
D. Easf N'tA -
la NDEEsS ITCH class arsi or Alone FIN
n
Lolias'on AZ Te! az Plaza "'''''' w
LAl NDRESs -C Competent Getm4r. best r-,,r-1c.s-
rny. country wages 50 So Cal A. Lang q
.lefer c. As~a-y. g Wet so =,
IA NpRf $ -CHAMBERMAID Compe,en, your,
woman. ; N. best personal reference. Miss Sh..'.
Ase,'} 800 Ea,' 81 -. Murray Hil Ga
klT'llfNMAip NJ CHANEFRNiAID and WAIT
As'tS' So ls,a.',, T.. ~, ..i.'i r.l. Ja''''
MOTHER AID pAjG. .EK Wors snail i.miiy
'0s~iAfft -lf.4i4 j. BE-. NEI.t re,or..
men4rl. SO Mn Masar's Assl-y J.! West "A
st byart 1885
NURSE or MOTHERS HTLPER -R.1r.t ,tu.
Gated gi'i. spesks FrsL . fuslfiy. ssmsu'ary
music 81 Mr. MHo1's AgelcJ. III We,t "a -
~ RISE --No1h German. experienced ei., oouo.
iry references, wages 81 $50 Cal a. Lar A
boe,hefef 60 = AgenrJ. 4 IVES; 33i 81
SEAASTRESs Competent. .,.i., IA, A., =,
cAAm,r-' fk. er-eI.r1t personal references C-c,Ia-
~ preferred Industrial Association y W.e.t az
: Phone $40 Bryant
SCOTCH CprFLF Butter useful. cool. Iairs-c..--
VII 20 enilre NofE. specially competent So t..t
,ciefei q, Ms shea's Assl7 60 East s-d 81
TWO NJ KSLS -Erg.ish Pro.est.nt. one ,uos,io-
-. "'hef u'riul nurse. can seE .t1si Ell
,s'eten'11,, a., NJ sheas Aseag. 20 hast "a -
wohkIEG 10. not SIN, sEKNEEPER Young En,l.h Won.
a.. Tor 'waI iAlll) Lo Washing z Miss Hot
msyeTs Agency. 90 al 81 81 TO- r.
sti1 and s3is Murray HI
WORKING HoU SEkEEPER -TIc,llen, oook so1t
manager, years best references. city or cotln-
ny Industrial Assn. l. West i:i . Ph1as.
WORKING HOUSI1iEETER Tor bachelor, a,
business people. excellent cook. god msnager
best references at ~ ,0u.tD Industrial Ash
j Wet i-i - Phone. $40 By4uf
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AunI6n

,,ues, IS AT 05 q 70 average. 60 average for
corrsspOudl1s date lLsi year. "a: average FOX cor
res po.dlag date lsst thirty three yeArn, g..
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DRESSMAkING.

DRESSNAKER- Young LAZY lHouanderl. desire, +,
position seams-rrss Nth refined family. slllirs
@ travel o. 10 nsht bogSesoTk. Addless o. b..
Boz .. Tribune o1loa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
BUSINESS SCHOOLS.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers, Tutors
Governesses etc. 10 Colleges Schools and
Families Apply TO Mrs ". J. YOUNG.
FULTON. 70 Union square
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WIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

n. United States. reported 1903 tr'< -'s
~ eGacy Hook a. noon y~teriAy "a epN.'' '
!o-k Tuesday forcrcou
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SITUATIONS WANTED

BUTLER. VALET. JSEFUL-svir: NJ, AFRAID
~ hard Wor-. 3 years excellent references ciy
or count-. Industrial Assn. u West ~ 81.
Phone 1910 Bryant
CHArTFEu -Nis.hstlc. married one chid
WISHES steady lo,i10a. los experience. careful
private driver. rc,f cts and country references
: wears .,rsoraI reference, from last employer.
swing Up r account ~ death Allfe" Aivet-
tser n, -" ,''h -
COOK Hol SIW0EKrR Honind.r Protestant
,r,trers s. Mr., Ms,oa. Asensy. ISL Ne, -
~ Brat -c5a
GARDENER SWEET married.. ne experience IN
tit4ehes o. saiIcrins ihorouIh.y fAniliAf
hsnd} win tools. Address A J.. 7eS L 24eih 81.
Female.
A -CnAllBERMAm Ensn,h Protestant, or,
or Coua'D So 1c7 re;iao,s sni capable .
M's icH"trs o, Asc l,.,. 70 II, Il go g. d nor
A A-HOFMAYER Agency, row lo-ated a; 10
Tau "a -. 81 nool Reliable domestic help.
Telephone s'47 MURRAY III
A-A-A-MACNEIIL AGENCY Eat 1905. ~
lstIe female AMI male help AL your help supplied.
BDsut 'ii'-6ji6
BABYs' NURSE Young scotch woman hospital
trained can tAke iIl chafse ron brth years
dustrs Assoc. u ". i2d a.
CHAAiBER MAID Scotch Protestant. superior ca
e 'sa. hor.l' q, eIS,'n Wl hsa.s. re-
~ Wet 4-d q BOsri 1893
CHAMHERMAID- STATISTICS German. eIper-
encr4. best references. city. county wAges f2'
s. call 81 IarE Boerchrr.r Co Agency. ~
West SD 81
CHANHERNfAID aud WAITRESS or HOUSE
WORN Neat young CIR. yrArs' eIceilent ref
errnces. $50 Industrial Association u Nesi isi q
C0LORED COUPLE -Builsr-use'al. cook-!4Yn-
dress will 80 entire work So 50 anywhere Ell
ceAeut references Miss shea1s Ag-ncJ. 80 last ga
Il Murray nm si;4
COOK - German. hrsi class city OF county bosi
refcrel wages 5000 Cal Lang
Bechcrrr Go = Agency q West S5d i
COOK Young Protestant. nr.t cl.ss al branches ;:
fcfi economical. -four }rafs' best personal refer
eIre,. country preferred. s. Industrial Assn. Il
West 81 -
COOK Young French woman. can DO French and
American cooking best private family rc'clel.e
$50 - anywhere Miss shea's Aserr,. 30 EAst ~
- murray Hil sii+
COOK Young English woman 1850 lons city
references : Mis- Ho'mayers Agency 10
"a - 81 floor Tel SEA AID SOS Murray Nh
COOK Finnish sI yesu last place. best refer
sAces. viii h;chenmAid or slon. WAGE SIS
Jiasiia Assney. ESQ LsIins,ou a. Tsl tts3 Plaza
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WORK WANTED.
Ntala.

ENGINEER licensed from Jersey City ard NeN
YORK also eectficisn. wishes steady position. Aiy
place Jos Gautefplr. 70 Hancock aV. Jersey tly
YOIN0 MAN. age % wishes a pneition At any
tlmg. moderate sslaD chance for Advancement
Geprga Rayef. $40 East 4-th 81
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS OF the World
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

r,,,i-s''on .nd steamer q 30 .. u.
,,r.,. W. -. ,,,.,,,,,. JJ, IL
Ja.ar cree. China via seattle. Taeom,
Hs"ad JsGsn. Core. CHR. Via San Fr,n-
ris.1I. Nippon MAu ....... ............M MAY ~
Ggsn, ra.!l2gnos IN. san Francisco. w., >,
Hawaii samoan Island. Au.,r.li.. New
Zea.ari via San frsn-''oo' sonoms Jun'
ARRIVED
Steamer Ala 'sv-dl. Puerto MsIicn, NAY H. to
rs..,e- r.,g dyewo"i Ha- 81 PIP
o. re Cgi, - 90. with p"'suscrs ard mtso.
i ape jark.onvilo May 10 and Charleston
On t, Pho C.,Ie - Go. with pass~Eefs AID mdSo
r as T.. 5aqD G. Nag s.di, IL o G'r n: a.. to
P1r'uz-r Prince b. Genoa May 3. to Paul
? G,rss-I ( Go. IN tala.t DI an
Ii.nseAt Nor Santa CnuI tCubA; Nay H.
70 the Mun'on s, i'rs. Win 'us.l bar. an
more Trai.s Go With mdse Quar-. los an
Nrriro Mon Auulla. Nay i. 10 u.s Munsoa
s. Line with passengers .nd md,s Bar. 10 IS
Aursria la. HuelvA NAV l. 70 Benhsm q
Ra,c.eu Win o-e Rar 40 An
j.Tc-s,r NeTpi- NC-v, and Norfolk. To the oid
Dominion - CO. v.'t plse. scr ard mdse Quar-.
>aa'N HOOK y J MAY 22-wini southwest
I..f .fee1~ cl,u4g fossy outside. light sea
SAILED
S'e,mc- 81 Paul Lrcrpoo. Poiorr' Cristob'l
Coma -hc Charleston aud laD E'onV!L". Jean.
Ns.rhioneal iNor. klrgstor Nelator tNor).
Ta-s-oa. COLOMBIA I'al'. Bs 'imcre Tisr anita Br
Iiufgoo. AMI glasgow Tier Norfok and Newport
N,-,.' creole Ner orleans Carolina. San Juan.
Partisan IHu. Newport News
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FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.
NEW JERSEY.

TO RLST FURNISHED In Northern Nev Jersey
within commuuas distance q Nes York. charm
ing lpuse ~ l. r0ous 3 baths. modern sanitation
garage garden. shade trees. beautiful m14ntain and
river scsleG Address Room as. so0 Fifth Ave.
New York Cly
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Vessels Arriving at and De'
parting from Port OF
New York.
MINIATI.RT ALMANAC

smn. as sunset 10. noon ss'' III.
L ID
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HELP WANTED.
hdAle,

WANTED -Immediairly. in Boston once Of lsrT.
a. ginee-ing company. mechanical ara eleculca
draftsmei. who are experienced ~ power plALt az
Tres. VI Bol q Tribune ONO
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NEW JERSEY.

AMERICAN Family can sN'omn,ea,ss rsSrs. -
three large eltcping rooms Ns 10y, ',,rrns -
ave Tel OF address A " Peii'o0'
MISSIONER AYES. Caldwell. y I-U1
Boa Air And couasss. lAls tss.issss.-..sss. &
air and scenery. ore hour ~
mod. rstes Bcoklet TIE BOO Az
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FIRE DEPARTMENT..

Leave, no payl-F-nn. 7 J Foam. Eus 725
q hols MAJ g. 7 7 Ounce. g.. II. 4 l. ,.
y hour May e y. Ryan. Il. l. g. ~ hours.
MAY g.
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a n. 100 p m. - p NJ. -
BN-orN Rsaolnes
Sc - es ! p H.. 20 Dol p q. 20 IS
Local Forecast-Psrly cloudy to-day; 10 MORROW.
fair. moderate vest winds
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COUNTRY BOARD.

son.: 1890 oh iSS.y wooded olur dir.,'y =
Champl.in. with any one IN ns a., h,fa -
care. nourishins or 'Ps, iH p' "a .sooi arssS,'
Minerva touring car " nnuIrR 8, w~'
II g4.H Plaza
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HOT ekWokhER Finnish AmeneAn strong ill.
III. cit - oouutD excellent references L<nus
AlsuCl ~ l. lZEfb II

LADY = MAID German. c0u1s'e~. seamsfress
uAirlr@,,"r. packer. lest r'frr,.css. ws,es so
e.. a. La.s Boe..ei,f e., Agelcy. .
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MOVE FNTS
ARRIVED

Nav 20 Raleigh a. Guumss
MAY .l-thsuHccy a. SaudakAn Perry and Prehl,
a. San Diego. Wasp a. NcW Yofk City. TalA-
.Assee snd II a. Nc"l'ft. Msfs a. HamltOr
Roads Nicholson e. Delaware BreakVaier
Ma % Vulcan al Dcicasatch Bulgaria. WHINING
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CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE.

Chicago, Aug. 25.- War and weather
were the dominating influences today
in a wheat market that closed irreg-
ular. a lower to "A higher with Sep
tember so 9h ana December 81 y corn
was affected mainly by the zig-zaS
course of wheat, closing easy at Is
lower to "a a * higher oats closed
unchanged to X 0 a net gain on fairly
active shipping demand. Provisions
held quiet most of the day lard being
almost neglected Closing figures
ranged from ~ as lower to 10
higher.
Wheat was depressed after a rather
strong early tone by recurrence OF
rumors that the British had forced
the Dardanelles
The war gossip was aided in It's
bearish effect by reports that frost
damage in the northwest had not ma
terialzed This turn in the situation
brought out free selling that added
its part to the other lowering condl-
tions. on the break there was some
buying by shorts with the result that
the market was showing am upward
bent toward the close.
Corn traders. in line with the reces-
sion Of wheat values, sold llberally
They were furthermore prompted TO
sell by predictions Of larger receipts
within the next few days and they ig-
nored unfavorable weather forecasts
including an outlook for frost in Min
nesOta.
oats had a narrow range but closed
rather firm as demand was fair and
offerings not large.
Trading in provisions was light the
bulk Of the business being in pork
which scored the greatest advance OF
the list, largely in sympathy with
higher hog prices.
Closing prices:
Wheat-Sept., 99l5c; Dec, 81 &c.
Corn-Sept, 73%c; Dec G39sc.
Oats Sept, S7%c; Dec, 36Ae,
Pork-Sept.. $18.65; oct. Sl3.lO.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-26
STOCK EXCHANGE
PRICES HIGHER;
TRADING ACTIVE
Belief That Crisis Between the.
United States and Germany
Has Passed Stimulates Bus
mess Greatly


New York. Aug. 25. - Cumulative
Indications that the complications
growing out of the sinking of the Ara
BIZ are likely to pass without a Sc
rious disturbance Of relations between
this country and Germany impaired
further buoyancy to the stock market
today paradoXically the strongest
and most active issues We're the war
shares and other securities, having
more or less material relation to the
foreign conflict. The market was
broader than recent sessions and rail-
way shares of high and low degree
manifested prominence at substantial
gains
Opening prices offered a forecast
Of what was to come, specialtles show
ing immediate gains of to 8 points,
which soon were extended to as much
as l3 points From time to time there
came a brief halt while the market
was undergoing a process of digestion,
but these pauses invariably were fol-
lowed by fresh buying and in some
important instances at higher prices
Dealing i'm United States steel again
SO far Outdistanced all other opera
tons as 20 make that stock the over
shadowng feature. II was one of the
several ndustrials and specialties that
recorded a wide opening, it's initial
quotations being based on a sale of
10000 shares at 70 to 76, "A gain of
points Later it made a further
gain 10 1874 or within a point of its
high price Of recent years, but closed
at 75.
Other maximum gains Of the day
included 49, for Willys-OVerland at
1SS; 1874 for Studebaker at HIN; Z
for General Electric at IT'S; 6 for
Bethlehem Steel at 2S5. and 6 for
New York Airbrake at 1J1. Elsewhere
in these shares there were gains of
10 points with a new high record for
Lackawanna steel at 66 on its added
gain Of points
Canadian Pacific led the railways
gaining 3 Y at 152lh, while Other
ttanscontnentals, Reading and New
Haven, showed overnight gains of
70 3 points Among the minor rail-
ways there were similar advances
Missouri Pacific stock and the under
lying bonds featuring that group
Profit taking became more effec.
tive In the final hour, steel and Read.
ing losing l to points, with more
substantial losses in the specialities
Nevertheless the closing was strong
Iotal sales amounted to 100000
shares.
Bonds We're strong, with an absence
oil the recent foreign selling. Tota
sales, par value, aggregated 81. $4,000
United States bonds We're un
changed on call
Closing nptaqus
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-26
ARTESIA IS HOTTEST
PLACE IN NEW MEXICO
DURING MONTH OF JULY

santa rel AUS ~ Altea''
again to the fore as the hottest pace
in New Mexico, as lar as naNilil,ii
temperature is concerned, lor lhe
United states weather bureau report
for July for the entire state Jusl
from press, records that the maxi
mum temperature was llO degrees
and was noted at Artesla on July H.
However the highest monthly mean
was at Carlsbad 8l4 degrees ana tne
lowest monthly mean at Eiizapeth-
town, 5S degrees while on July Z ana
the temperature dropped to i've
degrees below freezing IN that ColiaA