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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
EUROPE BUYING STEEL
Purchases of Ordnance Mate
rial Heavy--More Coming.

Weekly reviews of the steel trade re-
port large purchases Of ordnance ma
terial for export at firm prices, with
more business Of the same kind soon
20 be placed. War business is said TO
account for from onc-fourth to one
fifth of the present business of the
principal producers. Pig iron mar kets
are showing some activity after long
stagnation. "The Iron Age says; Mar
ket Developments of the week have been
stirring. In new business the leading
item is a total of 100000 tons OF bars
placed by a Cleveland interest for ship
ment 10 France, bringing the total on
this account up to $4,000 tons, which
has been divided between the Steel
CORPORATION and the Lackawanna Steel
Company. An additional 100000 tons
will be placed for delivery in the next
six months if prices and deliveries
can be arranged. France is also In the
market for shell forgings for more than
100000 shells, siX-inch to eleven-irch,
to be delivered at the rate OF 6,OOO a
day.
"Other definite bar requirements FOR
munitions now before the trade, both
for export and for domestic plants,
amount to 100000 tons. Prices Of
shrapnel rounds have advanced. 1t is
now estimated that from 20 to % per
cent of the current output of leading
steel companies is represented in war
materials. The increased rate of out
Put is seen in SO per cent ingot
schedule for Steel Corporation plants.
against 81 per cent in the previous
week"
"The Iron Trade Review" says: "The
pig iron market, which has been slow
to follow the improvement in finished
materials. now is showing much greater
strength. Buyers are becoming anx-
ious to contract for their supplies over
the first half of next year, but sellers
show little inclination to do business
so far ahead. The general tendency
of prices of finished materials is up
ward. On bars for making shrapnel
and high explosive shells prices are
mounting rapidly.
Demand for machine tools for max
ing war munitions continues exceeding
" active, and there seems to be no
limit to the volume of inquiries both
from domestic concerns and from
abroad. A large portion of the current
demand cannot be filed"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

p,...o,,,, rriv -pb,,dephisn (Brl. New York
for London. 2Sth. TfOpes tBr' NC" '''A W.
London. -, a,,.. a n .
TlInbfdgc OBJ, New York. m, 49,.
sydney n W, July 26-Canss,ota tbD' W"
York via Colon and Auckland. A.. vo,L
KirkwalI. July 27-Unl,ed States tDsn|' ne" io'"
for Copenhagen. 80 A., yo,k VII.
HAvre. July 2j-Falacne tbD' Nv"
Ncgspaiam. July 26-samoset tBr). Ne" iofH VIA
Colombo for Calcutta 49, man, Nsx York
KIrkwaIl July 27-ulhk Holm tDan)' Ne" io'"
for Norresundty. m, ~, York
Singapore, July 27-Msdawssks lBrD. Ne" i" md
via Alden and Colombo tor Hong ho"H
Alsisrs, July 9o-Ardgauoch OBJ. New YORK ana
philadelphia for MIseiilcs 49,. vL 4,
Aarnur,s July 2O-SkOglsnd tNof). Ne" i"'A VI"
I0usburg e Is. and kirkwall &C.,, N.Y
barcelona July 23-Buenos Aires 'Span'' ''
YORK via Cadik ~
R.rbados July 27--Acre (Brahl IRON NeW l"'I
~ Michaels July 27-Bronze Wings (b| uio"i Ia
Pallirel New York. - IT,, voLo
Singapore. July 27-Indrssamhs tBr) IRON i'"o
hamal Ncw York - 49,. vo,k
Liverpool July 27-Quebrs tBrl. New orr
Port said July 2t-Jacatfs tDutchl' Ntw i'A'
Penang july 26-Ronald tBrl, New ip IL, Cal.
otsn. july City OF Colombo tBr) iron 'aI'
cuttal. Boston aud Ne" ior"-
PASSED.
EI.,nor, July 27-Augusts (Swed). New iotA VIA
Norfolk Tor stockholm. NJ D., N,,,
Gibraltar, July 27-Newton. Marsehles io' w"
lnTk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

=, Temporary A"9nments.-Lieut j. =. Loonam.
pct, to Is. b. i. Squad. duty Bureau Of InformS-
ton : p. m, July 81. TO a. m. Aug SO Act
Bur. to G. o.. duty in Bur OF Statistics. 80 DAYS
Eth pc and Yuf }onn ., rilm9 ,y95eph Horn
Is. Il. u. squad duty IN $. s J. Is days. 5
a m. July 80: L. NJ Burns. iOth pct. TO Oct
bur; 81 days; m. July 81 Russell Mckee
York County. days. . y. m. July p; j r. v
l. Patton. 18th pct. 10 c. o.. duty in Bureau OF
T TasriS s sG days Lays to g., M R, Juy II
July q W = Wells, Slst pct. to bet Bur.
duty In ID A. ONCE. Richmond Co. IA days . a m ,
2: m. July -; ;. T. Bcaller and W W. Ruese
d'SH p G1s 20 I'm l. D.. p m July 81. 70 ;
! D. 30 days ! p. m. July 2s IT, j. MeCloy'
l6Oth pct. to b. b II. squad. duty in s \ /. IS
days ) a m'' yqly 30; John Powers. 10th pct
July q Michael Ke4ms. l6Sth pct. to le7ii
pct, 10 days. 2 40 p m. July q j. T McGann
lC9th pct ; J. Thompson. l7lst pct and j =
SassidJ's Iith pct. to l5'h l. D. : p m. july
Aus Aus !: l!th !. d. pets igdicaied; ,. m July
f. TO- Marks. Esd Auf WINTERS NJ 2sl Msesr 2i csh
nor 2SiN: Philip Schappert. 2s3d and T v
Leaves Of kbssnes-without p.y-serst. Charles
Ilenenan. G5th. l day. l2ol a. m. July .:
iitiIy hIlEs ON ha1Nt y NJ july - James
Heenan 36th. day. y. IN. July ~. A. J. Ranft
l5ith. day. l. OF a. m. July 81: T. ]. Carey
ljSth. ! day. D. m. july 81. Edward Winter.
l72d. day. noon. july 81 j. J. Cantwell. l73d. 6
days. l. OIL a. m, August 10: VI. J. Murphy. 2Sjth
/ day, a. M. July -
Applications for Full Pay While on Sick Report
Approyed.-Ptmn. J. II. CAhill. 9TH. $50 a m .
JUS u. to Il p m. July y: 7. J. Leblanc. c. o..
Fined.-ptlmu. {. l.. Heinecke. 18th. June s..
failed To prevent or discover burglary. days. W C.
Eo.cndae ed March - struck woman with baton.
days. L. Z. O'Brirn. lj6th. Apri! 20. absent from
post and standing in stable. ! day. G. W. Thoa.
l6lst. April -. Improper patrol. days /. h A.
Paytz lGJth. April so. absent without leave. day .
u. " Callahan. l69th (charge preferred while al
tached 90 I1thl. May T. while or duty struck a
man DAYS. &. : McOOwan. l72d. April 80. alb
sent without leave. ! day.
manded.-Ptlmn. Marx Johnston. 18th. Jan.
s. used Improper language 10 woman. s. NJ. Dun
ply 25th MAY :. failed To prevent. discover or re-
port a burglary. John MsrrinAn. 1881. April 81.
Improper patrol aud sitting on box: james Quinn.
l50th April -. absent from post J. A. Cook. l53d.
May 3. absent from post aud coming from premises
G. W NandewSer. Ij5d. April p. absent FROM
post and In premises 1. II. Noss. 1884 May 3. alb
sent from post r Masterson. lj4th. May g. absent
from post ID. NJ PrendergSst. Hist MAY I. lettering
and IN conversation with soldier. !. L. NcylOu.
l72d. April p. absent from post and standing n
Charges Dlsmlsssd.-Sergt Joseph Herring. l56th
(charge preferred while attached TO ltIihl. MAY l.
absent from patrol and IN theatre. Ptlmn. Charles
Riciel l5.th. May 10. absent from post and coming
from premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.

The report of the Bay State Street
Railway Company for the month ended
June 30 shows gross earnings of 49,
342,036. against $2,498,7S6 for June of
last year. Net earnings decreased
from S953,697 for June, 1914. to $780,
453 of June, 1915. The twelve months
shows gross earnings decreased from
$9,6S5,249 of 1914 to SO, 1872 of 1915,
while net earnings were S2,929, 6l4,
against 1881 $50 of the previous year
Cities Service Company.
The monthly statement of the Cities
Service Company for June shows gross
earnings for the month of 1924, $50,
against S269,5s6 of a year ago. Net
earnings for the month increased from
S260,639 of 1914 to S2S0,497 for 1915.
For the twelve months ended June so,
1915, the gross earnings show a de-
crease from $3,3991S6 of 1914 to 49,
977,733 of 1915; the net earnings for
the twelve months showed an increase
from S3,308,202 of 1914 to S3,S29 ,562
= 1915.
Associated Gas and Electric.
The report for June OF the Associ-
ated Gas and Electric Company of New
York, Kentucky and Ohio shows gross
earnings of S50,539 for June. 1915,
against $50,322 for June, 1914. Net
earnings for the month were $21 900.
against S19,S9l. The report for the
twelve months ended June. 1915.
showed gross earnings of 1868 537.
against S6S0.O47 for the year before.
The net earnings had decreased ST.
1875. from $276,5l0 of 1914 to S259,3l5
of 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
TOUR NEW ENGLAND.

Perfect Roads Magnificent Scenery
Bracing Air, For Road Map. address WM
NJ KIMBALL. Sec'y y T.. Hotel Ass n.
Draper Hotel. Northampton. Mass
LONG ISLAND RESORT BOOK FREE
A. CIV offices or send Zoe to e. 4 A.
l. l. X r.. Penn. Station. y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
SAVINGS DEPOSITS GROW
Spring Increase, 26,066,385
Trust Companies Show Gain

Albany, July PA gain of S26O66,-
3S5 in the total deposits of POI banks
OF deposit and discount is shown in
report covering the period from
March 10 to June %.
Eugene Lamb Richards, State Super
intendent of Banks, finds that the to-
tai deposits were S6O5, 977,618 on June
%, while the resources of the banks
were S702,51S,475. During the same
period trust companies deposits in
creased Sal 100000 to 81 500, 1888, 159.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29

which at the basis Of $3.50 a rifle on
the first order means $55,000,OO0 worth
Of business. 1t is expected that the
Crucible Steel Company, the stock OF
which rose nearly Is points yestc rday
on the Stock Exchange, will furnish the
steel TO be used in the rifles.
At the offices of the General Elec.
trio Company yesterday it was stated
that reports that the company had re-
ceivcd au enormous amount OF war or
ders had been greatly exaggerated An
official said that not more than . per
cent Of the total number of employees
were working on this character OF bust
ness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29

~ GlEGEEltH.
Matter 81 CAmmann--EiE J nnsdale
Matter % Comyus-AlgeTnon Norton
Parsons ~ 'D0uoAue. lf-Nlltur Lauemore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
NEW YORK COUNTY.

s,ecI.i Ierm-Psr FORD. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
Amalgamated Distribution In
creased.

The amount of the cash payment to
stockholders of the Amalgamated Cop
per Company in the final distribution
Of the assets in liquidation, it was an
nounced yesterday, will be S3.77 a
share. This increased amount over the
earlier estimate of SO share is at
tributed to the better market for met
ais and other assets sold. This is in
addition to the dividend of 81 share,
payable to stockholders on August 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29

" r III r IA LII q STU XII.
Z. Kings Bench Walk,
Temple, London. England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
Associated Gas and Electric.
False Teeth in Customs Suit,

Snowden Marshall, United States
District Attorney, filed suit yesterday
against William Barrett, president of
the Adams Express Company, to col
lect S2,666.45 unpaid duties. The goods
assessed are pearl necklace, $3.50; a
case of false teeth, s2,04995, and a
consignment Of engine packing. S558. 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
Wilkinson Denies Resignation.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune

Syracuse, July 2S.-Horace S. Wilkin-
son refused to make any comment to-
night on the report that he is to resign
as director of the Crucible Steel Com
pany. except to declare: That is the
first I have heard of it," Mr.. Wilkinson
said he stood by his statement of July
10. when he declared the Crucible
Steel's war orders aggregated only
S15.O00000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
ManzanIIIo, SanTaEl, NdTIs''s' - WV I'M 7
SAT- RDAY. JULY 81.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer. %
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. Australia (ei-
ccpt Vest. and New Zealand Especial
ly Addressed. via san Ffanciscol-so- =
Hawaii. FIJI Islands New Zealand and
Australia Except VesD. t'ia Nancou-
ycrl-Niagara 800. .:...., .''; - Z; -, -
Guam AMI Philippine Islands (via san
Franciscol-U : transport .-.....: -
Japan. Corea and China Especially al
dressed via Scattle)-Cansda Mari ...'
Hawaii Japan. Corea. China and fhilnp-
pine Islands tvia San Francisco -Iehyo
Mdru -.-....- -. 80
Japan. Corea China and Philippine ISL
ands (yia Seattle -Tamba Maru ......''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
Shipping Information and !
Marine NeUS OF the WOrld
SAILED

s,,srer. Santiago brunswick: Mohawk charles
ton aud Jacksonville. Eocenc. Baton Rouge, Nsp
tune Port Antonio. Bermudlan lBfl, betnuna :
kanawha fBrl. Bordeaux. PM adclphla, Ia "ualts
Arabic (Brj Liverpool Garlic. Kingston. 'fsole'
New orleans ycsts. Baton Rouge Hamilton, 20,
folk and Newport News Korona tRrJ. NJ mona, :
prn of hIrllr (BrD London. Pannonis lhi!. ~
Nansirc: Nepos (Norl. Cpanica, Ri o'ci"e"'e'
Galveston. III Dia. New Orleans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
fFrom The Tribune Bureau
Washington. July %. 1918.


NAVY
Commander r II LEIGH detached command Gal
weston: home 90 wait orders. ...A.,
lieut. Commander II. q. WAlaLACk. ue'SVheu
MAINLAND o. Naval Academy Aug ~. ~,
Iieuf / e. JOHNSON. Jr., detached New Ramp
Shire. to AID on stan commander "a DIVISION
Atlantic feet ~ , .,,o,
Lieut. j. T. MILLER. detached naval station
Guam 20 home and wait orders. via Supply .
Lieut. a W. BROWN. detached Vermont 10
navigator o. Baltimore. .. 1890. Co.
Ileu IT, c. r. =. SIMPSON, detached eAers-
mcnt0 10 Naval Hospital. New YORK -.
Lieut. a. c. H. :. IURDlCK. detached !ouelt'
90 command MacdOnOugh. 90.
Lien, ID q 7 $ WILKINSON. detached North
Carolina. 10 aid stan commander I'd DIVISION
Lieut. a. G. J. NJ COOK. detached MacdOnOush.
Lieut., d. g. s s BROWN. detached Milwaukee
io Naval Academy practice squadron.
Ensign x l. VAUGHAN. detached COloraoo. 10
Naval Academy practice squadron. 81,
Ensign ". +. ROLIlL. detached Colorado ~ Cha'-
EnSsE &. F. CLARK. detached Colorado to Den
Ensign II. F. FLOYD detached Colorado to ce'o-
Ensign r. Z. KERR. detached South Dakota to
Midshipmsn y. NJ PIGMANN. detached North
Dakota 10 Sacramento
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
SURROGATE'C NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE of AN ORDER OF
Honorable John +. Cohal4n. Surrogate
Of the County Of New YORK. NOTICE =.
hereby given to all persons aylng claim,
against Howard BoOcock late Of ths
County OF New York. deceased 10 present
the same. with vouchers thereof 10 thc
subscriber. at It's place OF transacting bnsi-
ness. No $50 Fifth Avenue. "a The CIV %
New York. on or before the goth DAY OF
November next
Dated. New York. the 9Th CAV OF Nav
1915 ASTOR TRUST COMPANY
Executor
WHITE 4 CASE.
Street. Borough Of Manhattan. New
York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records OF the
Last Twenty-four Hours.

Washington. July 2s-The pressure has diin'h
ishcd over practically all part, Of the coantry ,a
readings are now below 20 inches. ercep, ao'is .''
Immediate Atlantic and Parnc coasts. ms press
ure disribution has resulted In moderate le"p,t
ature generally except In the southern haes' Az
i.f -. in The middle Atlantic states. the ONO
and uppcr Mississippi valleys. the mlddle7 pans i
states aid the region Of the Great Lakes, snd
dr,tions are that there will I've local showers anu
,h,,rio,.toy,ns THURSDAY and probably FRIDAY IN
lie Ohio Valley. the middle Atlantic and New Ens
land states and the Florida Peninsula IS" mi ~
cat ~ the Mississippi generally fair weather WI
preyan Thursday and Friday. No important YEN i,
toratnre changes are indicated FOR the eastern nan
~ the country during the neJt forty eight h.us
winds for Thursday and Friday; NoIth hu1nt~
and middle Atlantic moderate south and Soqi dh
moderate variable. upper and lower lakes. light 10
n,odprafe variable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
ORDER OF CHANCERY COURT.
RE ALEXANDER MITCHELL deceased


PURSUANT to an order Of the Chan
Gerry Division OF the High Court OF
Justice England dated the LIST February
1915 made by Mr.. Justice Joyce IN an
Action In the Matter OF the Estate of
Alexander Mitchell deceased. Mitchell v
Mitchell 1915 VI. l25' the persons claim
Ing 10 be entitled by virtue OF or accord
ing TO the Statute OF Distribution to the
Mitchell deceased late OF Ballindarg
Mapesbury Road Brondesbury Middlesex
(who died on the 10th october 1910 living
at the time Of his death or TO be the legal
personal representatives. OF such OF the
persons SO entitled as have since died are
personally or by their Solicitors on or
before the 18th October 1915 to come In
and prove their claims at the Chambers
OF Mr. Justice Joyce and Mr. Justice Eve
AT The Royal Courts OF Justice Strand
London England or in default thereof they
benefit Of the said order
Wednesday the goth October 1915 at ~
o'clock az noon at the said Chambers
(Room 267) has been appointed Tor hear
ing and sdJudicating upon the claims
DATED the 3rd day Of July 1915
STEWART JOBSON
MASTER.
the intestate was the Son OF Alexander
Mitchell the Elder who from the year ls3s
down to his death in 1875 carried on bust
Street Mills Manchester The said Alex
ander Mitchell the Elder inter-married
with Elizabeth Lea at Edinburgh in the
year 1899. Previous 10 his marriage IN.
said Alexander Mitchell the Elder resided
al Cross Lee Farm Blackley near Manchrs
ter. The said Elizabeth Mitchell was the
daughter Of Samuel Lea. Farmer, OF Cross
Lee B,ackley aforesaid and OF Elizabeth
Lea formerly HuimeD and died In tulv
1876. John Lea (brother OF the said Eliza
beth Mitchell formerly LEAF died on the
LIST February 1850.
The said Alexander Mitchell the Int.state
had pateradl Aunt Elizabeth Mitchell
who iutcr-lnarrird with Henry Jacques ana
subsequently from about the year lA30
lived with her husband ~ Toronto IN ths
Province 81 Ontario Canada Amongst
other children there were three sons ol Ia.
marriage Charles Jaques James
Jaqurs and Henry Jaques The said Charlie.
Jaques - stated to have gone To the United
states. The said James \ Jaque, died
on the llth December 1869 at Guelph on
tario and is stated to have died unmarried
The said Henry jacques Is stated to have
died unmarried.
JOHNSON. WEArHERALL & STURT
I. Kings Bench walk
Temple. London. England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
FEDERAL.
DISTRICT COURT.

FEDERAL.
DISTRICT COURT.
MOTION CALENDAR.
ATGI SrJS y. HAND. J.
Room 30 Posioficc Building
Al IL 80 a. m
Saueri Florida Iy Go Schoeh"ls oaine
Bane/A VI Wool Co Bunneiil SAhe
Hilard IWmFOIN audeVille Canheld. same
Cheney CoumhaIrust Sheriil. SANE
StandardA& RCoi Warner While same ,,a..h
Qunlan Asphalt STRONGER, ." ENSatSiCo
Hughes INNOnt&WRy lklef aerSS%t ~ i 1855
.Narroni EltonheadI TravellerslnsCo
vVtaIts 20 DeNIayoC oaling Michner
Perring /NNNll&HRR St0"Ssg ~ CbcoJ Tun.
Nil angbln sans mel Adyt 60
Palmer same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
ro,.e,st for Special LoealItle.-E astern New
yors local thunder,torms Thursday; Friday parity

Western PENNSYLVANIA and Now England. c,oiIy
Thursday. probably local showers ffiAay' pioOaO"
fair. -, D.i.v,-e
Eastern Pennsylvania. New Jersey D eaHh,e
MARYLAND Virginia and the District OF 'oiulhD'A'
nrnbahly showers Thursday and Friday
Western New York generally fair THURSDAY anu
Friday.
Local OfrcIsI Reoord.-The following o1l'ln tI 10 -,
In the temperature for the last twenty Tour h3lt,
in comparison with tho corresponding dato o' i~''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
WIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

The Noordam. reported as 1919 miles east 81
Sandy Hook at ! . m yesterday Is expected 10 dock
This
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29

Highest temperature yesterday. 81 degrees lat -, :
n nj: lowest 90 degrees lat p. NJ a'e'ae.
,,cs,crIsv Is. average for corresponding daie last
ia,t year SO average for corresponding date i4S'
thirty three years, "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
FIRE RECORD.

l. li-l9ql Third G Samuel Levine: SIS
4lJ-Grand Concourse and l75d ST. auto. =. s
MAY tfiaing
7lA-42O Fast l06ih 81 Sioltz Caskei CO triiing
7.5O-iOO Norfolk 81. Jacob Hecht. trnng
9 OO-i4lO CLAY Jos Bartch. trniug
10 2O-l5g Mott - Nicholas Ere. irlniHg
ii oO-ll West 5Ith ST Henry Bendell. trning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Forecast for To-day-Iocal showers to-day. To-
morrow partly cloudy, probably showers inVio'S'0
south and southwest winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29

SUPREME COURT.
Special Term-Part BRADY. j.
SeIt motion calendar called on August g. al
IL q. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29

Supreme CouH-BKADl, J.
Dollinger/ Wenninger COnst Col Mclaughlin.
Deitsch iConnellan-Harry French.
Faulhaber/ Rubensten-JOhn J Hynes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
COURT CALENDAR
BRONX COUNTY.


Archille FeliniiJohn Bo71ufi-Frank Nerro
East River Saw Instn/Alice Willis-R { Bait
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
Vessels Arriving at and De-
parting from Port OF
New York.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sunrise i5i. sunset. 7lo: moon rises. 9o2
moons agc. Il. - .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29

Ait. 1T. & B'dwsy.
Din. 81. Lch. 50c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
prEEpEES AppnIhIEn.

sURRoGATE's SCHULZ. S.
No day calendar.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-11-20
Sneers of The Ignorant.

a good many newspapers III the
South and a host of them in other
sections of the country, have for the
past six or seven months made it
rule to travel rather long dis
lance to find something in Georgia
those in the east for so doing, for it
has always been their custom, as rep
rehensiblc as it is, to engage in such
pastimes. However, it is a little out
of the ordinary to find leading
newspaper in Florida. our next door
neighhor indulging in this sort of
thing and doing an injustice to Il sis
ter state, when little Investigation
would have revealed the real facts
in the matter. A few days ago. the
Jacksonville Metropolis said.
Child labor may continue in Geor-
gla for years to come but tho Off
GERS Of the Atlanta Humane Society
are going to see 10 it that at any rate
live chickens must not any longer IL.
carried with their heads down by ped
dlers."
Any well-posted Georgian knows
that the state has been working very
hard to readjust its child labor laws
and that only last year a law was
written into the statutes ON that sub.
ject greatly remedI1ng the child labor
evil. However. our good friend of the
Macon Evening News, has essayed
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to have convinced him that peace and
national honor are not irreconcilable.
Another thing of quite as much i'm
pOrtance should be said in justice to
all concerned. Since last June Mr..
Bryan has had an opportunity to re
new his acquaintance with public
opinion. He is better informed today
than when he presided over the state
department. If he is not yet willing
to admit his own mistage. he at least
recognizes the success of the policy
that he feared and the patriotism and
far-sighted wisdom of the president
whom he abandoned in a crisis. He
has heard from the people, but the
president heard from them first.
I'VE accept Mr.. Bryant's statement
as an intimation that he favors the
denomination and reelection of Mr..
Wilson"
We are willing to travel with our
great New York contemporary and
for our part we are pleased to accept
this statement from Mr.. Bryan as
meaning nothing more or nothing less
than he will support Woodrow Wilson
for the presidency again next year!