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New-York tribune., 1915-10-16
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York.-FREE HOME FOR YOUNG
GIRLS. Plaintiff, against LOUIS LESE
and SARAH LESE. his wife ct al. De-
PENDANTS.
In pur uance Of judgment Of fore
closure and sale. duly made and entered
date tho 18Th day OF September. 1915. l.
the undersigned. the Referee In said Judg-
ment ntmed will sell al public auction.
at the Exchange Salesroom, Nos. 1913
tan. City OF New York. on the 18th day
OF October. 1915. at IL o'clock noon on
that day. by J. II. Mayors. Auctoneer. tho
premises directed by said judgment 70 be
sold. and therein described as follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
lanf. with the building and improvements
In the Borough Of Manhattan. City
County and state of New York bounded
and described as follows:
Beginning at = point on the northerly
street distant two hundred and twenty
five feet westerly from the corner formed
b. the intersection OF the westerly side OK
First Avenue with the northerly side OF
one Hundred and Twentieth street; run
ming thence nOrtherly, parallel with First
Avenue and part Of the distance through
n PARTY wall, one hundred feet ten inches
to the centre line Of the block between
one Hundred and Twentieth and one Hun
dred and Twenty first Streets: thence
westerly along said centre line OF the
block sixteen feet eight inches: thence
southerly. again parallel with First Ave
nue. and part OF the distance through
party wall one hundred feet ten inches TO
the northerly side OF one Hundred and
Twentieth Street; thence essterly along
the same sixteen feet eight inches 10 the
point or place OF beginning. together with
the appurtenances
Dated. New York. September l3rd. 1915
HARRY a. GOIDEL. Referee.
OLNEY & COMSTOCK. Attorneys for
Plaintiff. s. william street, Borough
OF Manhattan. New York CITY.
The following is d diagram Of the prop
ertv 10 be sold. it's street number IL S3s
East l20th Street
New-York tribune., 1915-10-16
LEGAL NOTICES.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. FIRST
judicial District.-In the Matter Of the
Application OF the Public Service Com
mission for the First District Of the state
OF New York. acting for and on behalf ot
The city of New York. by the Corporation
Counsel OF The City Of New York. FOR the
appointment OF Commissioners OF APP
prafsaL pursuant TO Chapter of the Laws
Of 1891. and the several statutes amenda-
tory thereof and supplemental thereto.
relative to acquiring an estate In Zee
simple absolute In and 20 certain premises
situated on the northerly side Of East
Forty second Street between First Avenue
and Avenue A. IN the Borough ~ Man
haitian. CITY of New York. required for
the purpose OF the construction, malnte-
nance and operation IN perpetulty of a
portion Of Rapid Transit Railroad.
Of Charles j. Leslie. Theodore x. Nc
Carthy and Henry J. schumacher, Com
inissloners OF Appraisal. duly appointed
ln the above entitled proceeding. which
r.port bears date the 9th day or June,
igiF. was filed IN the Office OF the Clerk
OF the County OF New YORK on the llth
day u October. 1919.
Notice IS further given that said report
wifi be presented for confirmation to the
supreme Court OF the stat, Of New York.
az A Special Term. Part III thereof. TO be
hold In and FOR the FIRST Judicial District
AZ III. County Court House in tho Borough
~ Manhattan. city Of New York. on tho
OF Court on that day, and that then and
there or as soon thereafter as counsel can
he heard thereon. a motion viii De made
that said report be confirmed.
Dated, New York. october l3, 1915.
LAMAR HARDY.
Corporation Counsel Municipal Building.
Borough Of Manhattan. city OF New
New-York tribune., 1915-10-16
SUMMONS.

KEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW
YORK cot NTN.-Cecu French. plaintln.
asainst Baukyereln Suisse. defendant sum
mons Trial desired in New York County
To the above named defendant; You are
hereby summoned 20 answer the complaint IN
this action. and TO serve n copy of your
answer on the plaintiffs attorney within 20
d,vs after the service Of this summons. eA-
elusive Of the DAY of service. and IN case OF
your failure 20 appear or answer judgment
Vill be taken against you by default FOR the
relief dema nded in the complaint.
Dated September :. 1915.
NJ CASEWELL HEINE.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
q n address and Office No / Liberty Street.
Borough Of Manhattan. CIiy OF New YORK.
To Bankverein Suisse. a corporation.
Geneva. Switzerland.
The foregoing summons is served upon you
nv nublfcation. pursuant 20 an order Of Hon.
Eranris X PendletOn. Justice Of the Su-
rr.me Court OF the State of New York. dated
September 81. 1915. and Med In the once OF
The Clerk Of the County OF New York az the
county Court House. Borough % Manhattan.
CITY. County and state u New York. on the
lst day Of October. 1915. nith "A copy % the
complaint The original complaint having
heen filed in said ONCE on the second day OF
September. 1915.
dated October I. 1915.
NJ CASEWELL HEINE.
Plaintiff Attorney.
Orice and 4. . address. ! Liberty street,
Borough os Manhattan. New YORK CRY.
New-York tribune., 1915-10-16
.SHOOFLIES HELP
CATCH MURDERER
Description of Orderly's Slayer
Password In Revival of Old
Police Spy System.

ShooAv methods, which from time 70
time have created more dissatisfaction
IN the police force than any other de-
vice vet invented, have been restored TO
use bv Commissioner Arthur Woods IN
an effort TO get greater efficiency from
the man on post His complaint is that
the ordinary man in uniform is too
prone to take things easy, and on FRI
day night he not only sent out squad
~ plain clothes men TO check up pa
trolmen but, according 70 reports, took
4 hand in the shoohy work himself.
A shoohy. in police parlance. is
plain clothes man detailed TO spy on
his fellows, and, like all spies, he is
thoroughly disliked. Commissioners,
however. have found It necessary 70 use
him. and on Friday the order went out
to have every man or post asked for
description Of the man Nicholson. want
ed for the murder Of an orderly In
Polyclnic Hospital. The idea was TO
get those who had not taken the pains
10 note the description read out az roll
call. Where the patrolman had the
description reasonably accurate the
shoofy was 20 o. k. his notebook and
report him as working. Il ne did not
have the description, report was 10
be made.
This, in a measure, explains why
Nicholson was picked up yesterday
morning in West Street. The shooiiies
had not been at work half an hour be-
fore every policeman had letter per
feet description Of the wanted man, so
when he did appear he was quickly
recognized.
Nicholson told the police yesterday
that he accidentally stabbed Cavanagh
when the orderly tried 20 put him IN
straitjacket He had no intention OF
iniuring him. he said.
James L. Norris, superintendent OF
Polyclinic Hospital, denied yesterday
that any neglect on the part OF that
institution had been responsible Tor
the murder.
Patients in the out-patient depart
ment are never searched SAID Mr..
Norris. eve have no warrant 10
search such patients. and if we tired TO
do so we should meet with storm OF
criticism from citizens. This man
Nicholson was not in the hospital
proper. He was only an out-patleh'
case.
New-York tribune., 1915-10-16
STORAGE NOTICES.
METROPOLITAN FIRE PROOF
STORAGE WAREHOUSE co.
1891 WEST 6GTH ST.
Nasts K.rL nrs.I...- nft

New Ork. october yfh. 1913.
To William Burke. Mrs Ernest Patrick.
Mrs. Jennie VI Grape william Schnitzer.
Mrs. J. l. Anderson. Robert A Pope. Miss
" J.. Clancy. q. X. Thompson. Ida Anthony.
Mrs. Ella b. Soper Alice Hayes. Mrs VI b.
Sickles. Mrs Margaret Horgan. F. G. Whit
ney. George g.. GGX!ola. Edgar 4. Cove. ). :.
Fontana. T. ". Foote. jr.. Arthur J. Ryan.
Clara Langworhy. r. W. Britton. Mrs II.
W. Osborne: You ana each OK you are hereby
notined that the time FOR the payment of our
lien upon the property hereinafter described
having expired, after due notice thereof had
been given YOU, we will cause such property,
TO wit: Household goods, office furniture.
personal effects and merchandise. stored in
our warehouses by you cor in your name). or
in which you may have an interest 70 be
sold at Public Auction, according TO the
statute in such case made and provided. at
our warehouse. 394l West Goth ST, New
York City. on MONDAY, OCTOBER 25TH.
1918, AT 1880 a. m. and II the sale thereof
Is not completed on said date. the same
will be continued at the same place on
each and every Monday thereafter. begin
ming AZ 1890 a. m, and continuing until
all the goods are sold.
METROPOLITAN FIRE PROOF STORAGE
WAREHOUSE co.
LAWRENCE s. MORRIS Secretary
New-York tribune., 1915-10-16
FIDELITY STORAGE WAREHOUSE
1o7-io9 ". 96th STREET.

New York. October 9Th. 1915.
TO Miss NJ. Ii. Doherty Mrs. ". H.
Chandler. Mrs. NJ Kennedy. Mr. A. D.
Dawson. Mrs. }. Wheatheld. Mrs Geo.
H. Jones. Miss Mary AcSherry. Mr.. 5. II.
Chase. Mrs. Alice T. Maltby. Mrs J. Ment-
zel. Mr. Arthur J. Lawrence. Mr.. II. Simon.
Mrs. Is. Purtel. Miss l. Murphy. Miss
Marion Macmillan. Miss q. Louise Ayers.
Mrs. +. Bulger. Mrs. Carrie V. Potter.
Mr. F. W. Hadden. Mr.. o. j. Rice. Mrs.
Sara Hamilton, Mrs. 7. Scholtes. Mrs. a.
Harrington, Mr. H. W Phillips, Miss Mar
jorie CluXton Miss Albina Bardi. Mr.. +.
h. Tucker. O'Neill-Adams Co. Mr. Peter
Shanle. Mrs. Flora Bell. You and each Of
you are hereby notified that the time FOR
The payment OF our lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired. after
due notice thereof had been given you We
viii cause such property. 20 Wlt, household
goods. personal effects. carpets. etc. stored
by you or In your name In the Fidelity
Storage Warehouse. 20 be sold ar public
auction. according 10 the statute In such
case made and provided. at our warehouse.
lO7-f0g ". 96th St. New York city. on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 2jth. 1915. AT 10: 80
\. VI, and II the sale thereof Is not COM
plcted on said date the same will be con-
tinued at the same place on each and
every Monday thereafter. beginning at
1890 A. ". and continuing until all the
goods are sold.
FIDELITY STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
New-York tribune., 1915-10-16
uowr INDEMNITY COMPANY.

Pursuant TO Section II OF the Insurance
Iaw OF the state OF New YORK. We, the
undersigned. all being natural persons Of full
erc and at least two-thirds Of ns citizens
of the United States, and at least one of Us
resident OF the State of New York. DO
hereby declare and publish notice ot our in
tention 10 form a domestic stock Insurance
.sornorstlon to transact the business OF ndel-
i,y and surety insurance as authorized under
,rblivision OF Section 20 Of The Insurance
Iav The name OF the proposed corporation
T. HOME INDEMNITY COMPANY The
amount OF its capital stock f. TO be Two
Hundred and Fly Thousand $3.50. .000J
uoIIars and its surplus Two Hundred and
Flfty Thousand ,{25O.000) Dollars additional.
;Ths principal and home once ot the corpora
lion j. 10 be located in the Borough Of Man.
haitian. City. County and State Of New York.
Dated. New York, September 2sth, 1915.
GEORGE G. CABELL. CLARENCE 5
NETTLES. JOS h WARD. A ID
BONN A KENNEDY CHILD. GUS
TAV kOMPERT. CHARLES PETRAS.
f G. HORWAKTH. ALFRED j.
WOLFF. A BOMMEL VI. LEM
RRECH c. HERRFORTH. JOSEPH
HINh
New-York tribune., 1915-10-16
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

Charleston. IAcu.s. o.. g. II. X. LEWIS .nd
, T. BERRY. tu Naval A.ademy
iAysS fsS Mare H. l.ana To- rSai,aas SahAS ''''' "
Ensign r. : II. NENABLE. detached Florida: 70
T. 4 Faymas,cr :. l. DICKINSON. to Naval
ch'ei Bca,suain EDWIN MURPHY. detached A.
lsn'ic Res feet 20 i,;D nsD yard. Bd''on -
MARINE CORPS
Second Lieut. A G. DEARING. detached Marine
Hauacks. Philadelphia 20 Marine Barracks.
Cap,. j. b WILLS. A T. NJ. detached head
quarters Marine Corps. Washington. 20 assistant
serogd Lieut. A KINGSTON detached Marin.
Barracks. Norfolk. 20 Marine Barracks. J.. T.
sc-aad lieut.. n l. LARSON aud b c MUIR
Gibson. drarh.I Marine barracks. Noriolk. 10
ri-,i Leu ~ THING. detached Navy Disp Bar
,. rarls san D,eso TO II,hi,l4pins. II,h,i,l c...
WRIGHT. detached Marine BarrAeis MaTe Ia
Fir., r.,' Ltit 4 4 RACIcor Jr. detached Marine
can n ] HIHSIiINGTR detached Marine Bar
racks Puge, Sound. '1 Marine BAuAcss. ihilA-
capt r. y. NANNY r.. aud First Lieut., Z. c.
WILLIAMS. commissioned
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED
Oct, i4-Anuspoli. Al San FRANCISCO: Peoria. ~
SAILED
oct Is-Ma,,asoit Indian Head FOR Norfolk Eigle.
Porf a. Prince for Petit Goave. Annapolis. Mare
island f0r Sal Francisco and san Diego, Hector
ami u,cer.a Port Prince f1r GUANTANAMO.
Tern New York for Newport. BrooklSn Ne~
port for Rockland. Ne Msynosrr. washington
for Norfolk. Dts Moiles Beirut Tor Mefsih-.
n-ufu. n,ifut f.r AierandrlA. Lamson. Boston
frr Han.fahc Bay. Triton. Norfolk for Wash
ingfol. Wyrm.ns Arkans@s Teas Florida. san
Frarci.r0. Baltimore and lsnki1u. Ntwpori fpr
NeE York. Virginia. Gcpfsis. Nebraska. Ne"
jersey Vesfal and neptune. NeFp0ri log Boston. 4.
Michigan anI south faru.ins. Ncsiorf Tor ihlia-
a.frHa. louisiana. Sea Hampshire. Rhode Is
anil New York. Munesota and orion. Nesplu
frr HAMPTON Hoals. tycups. Newport for Nor
,aik- Iup!fer Nesport for Annapolis. hnmen.
Pauidrg McDouEal. Burr0ss ard beuham. Nen
port for GARDENERS Eay.
Guam. -
Fr.nkin plAood out ., commission at Nav Yard.
Norfolk
Nissr,i-f Wisconsin and Ohio orlercd placed In
leseus a. N.g Yard. PhilAdelpaA
New-York tribune., 1915-10-16

SUPREME COURT KINGS COUNTY
Kings County Trust Company as Trus-
tee. PIaintin. against The Eastern Brewing
company ct al. Defendants. In pursuance
OF "A Judgment OF foreclosure and sale duly
made and entered IN the above entlNrd ac-
tion bearing date the End day OF october
1915 the Referee In said judgment
named. Will sell at public auction 20 the
highest bidder. by william J. McPhlllamy
4 Co Auctione, at the brooklyn Real
Estate Exchange. lss Montague Street
Eorough Or Brooklyn County OF Kings on
a. 2sth day Of November. 1918. al II
o'clock noon. the real and personal prop
erty Of The Eastern Brewing Company
consisting OF machinery, tools, fixtures ana
paraphernalia used In the brewing husl-
ucss. also the parcel Of land and brewery
building erected thereon. bounded by Bush
Strlet and the centre hnr OF what was
formerly the Ola Bushwick Road. The
property Will be sold an entirety and Ia
one parcel Inspection can be had on any
day by appointment with the plaintins At
torney.
Dated New York. october sth. 1915.
JACKSON a. DYKMAE. Referee. GEORGE
y RROWEK. Plaintiffs Attorney. if
court Street brooklyn. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1915-10-16
SUICIDE IN BROTHERS
ELKINS PARK HONE
Colonel E. B. Glasgow's Body
Found by Servant.

Philadelphia. Oct 15.-Colonel Ed
ward Brodie Glasgow. forty years old,
of Worcester, and member of the
Massachusetts Legislature. committed
.ide by shooting himself in the
mouth to-day in Glasgow House. the
country home of his brother, William
Glasgow, at Elkins Park, fashionable
suburb Of this city.
Colonel Glasgow, a bachelor, came
20 Glasgow House about ten days ago
for rest. His brother noticed that the
colonel was suffering from a nervous
breakdown, but did not think his condi-
tion was serious.
With the exception Of two servants,
Colonel Glasgow was alone IN the
house when he took his life. One OF
the servants heard the revolver shot
and found the body in a bedroom.
New-York tribune., 1915-10-16
SLAIN
NPIsTOL FIGHT
OF DEMOCRATS
,.n, Wounded Count OF
Charleston Primary
Vote Broken Up.
1pOOpS SUBDUE
A." IN ANGRY CROWDS
flo in Hallway Sends Ballot
Boxes Flying from Win
dow-SiX Arrests.

S 4 Oct il 4 pistol
Cial'e''''''' r,.- g.es killed and
.,.'e. % when one ,..,.. ..., o.
s.hers we're wclh'e'' '''", @F
.be Democratic CITY tNecu-
-''''"s ..... to-o to.sev The votes
re Ooili-'''' ......-sf urinary
= .se Tuesday '.''
70 have been canfasSeH. a ""
'"' - eorrarv. with Fixed bay
r5,a. guar -.-... o., ~os+cro or
vsis he.peo me i'.., ..,,.-~
I. I'D tonight still Wss pa,ro''.''N
~ ,,oY.d trc once building IN
i'ieeS ..,. oo.-r~os
S,'ch me, ne u 80 SoI,r ~cror,er for "The
Scney o. S-..., O-,. p6s.H was shot
IGes.on J., '-." 5 g'-'ed " s..
.-,1gh ;he .-.t -,..rt and n. r.
'.T-eT' an .i.....e~ ..'.. 4.', .a|t ~ the city
T-gaie' s~i ..~,.-.iv hurt. and
ear ssnt' c,-y meter Inspector.
z L NiIeDs1'' 6.2rier ,nspector Of
., -. and measures and member OF
!. executive committee received MINOR
~. wounds.
u,lking TO Window When Shot
" -. .o.-;gb. inst who
! vas ho' 20 '-h..,b occurrsd during
9: ne shoo..ls ...rs - hallway adjoining
is'asle- 60 roor, Six arrests were
as torn''.,' ..a,j9o cborre was pre-
,Nsl 80, erv Of the prisoners.
if'so ee'ats % have been shot while
l'.sa - ...r.,s o. window.
'.nhe .-o,Lre crow ont of a Bit
lo-ca3 ,rticb ended last Tuesday
n eA-f . go ,rb,fo several com
= 3 p'.tE'' ~a.;orel Guard were
iii.s " s;r.ss - sYrpress possible
rN N IsSG-i' - .,e..,oT Iav nassed
sNils'S - c,,orler,or we're dis
New-York tribune., 1915-10-16
Centre LinN BLOCK.
EAST l2OTH STREET.


The approximate amount Of the lien or
cbarre 10 satisfy which the abOye-de-
scribed property is TO be sold. is -Four
thousand eight hundred five and iO/l0o
20 sQ5io) Dollars with interest thereon
from the I7th cay Of September. 1915.
together with costs and allowance
amounting to Two hundred seventeen and
S7IfOO Dollars. with interest from Septcm-
her 18th. 1915, together with the expenses
OF the sale The approximate amount Of
the taxes. assessments and water rates, or
.other Hens. which are to be allowed to the
purchaser out OF the purchase money, or
paid by the Referee. is Three hundred and
s3IiOO Dollars and interest.
said premises VIII be sold subject 10 =
tax lien OF Three hundred and forty-fye
and g4fl00 Dollars ana interest
Dated. New York. September 23rd. 1915
HARRY 4 GOIDEL. Referee
The foregoing sale Is hereby adjourned
10 Friday. October 22nd. 1915. az the same
time and place.
Dated. New York. October 18th. 1913.
HARRY A. GOiDEL. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1915-10-16
Residential Rentals.

The A. \. Gitterman Corporation has
rented apartments in 200 Central Park
South to Burton Holmes, Mrs. Alice
Fuller Davenport and George II. Tag
CART
Slawson e. Hobbs have rented for
John l.. Peters 264 West oath ST.
for a term of years 20 Mrs. VI. Williams; !;
also for 4 term of years, 25l West End
av. for Nathaniel Bloom to X. VI. Nor
c,au
New-York tribune., 1915-10-16

Borough President Connolly OF
Queen last week urged again upon the
corporate stock budget committee Of
the Board Of Estimate the necessity
for action in relation to municipal
building in Queens. He did so in an
swer TO inquiries concerning the re-
newal Of lenses for Offices now occu-
pied by borough officials in Queens
New-York tribune., 1915-10-16
FSPAGNE SPRANG A LEAK
shin Had Started Back TO New York
Reforc Hole Was Found.

Paris. Oct. 15.-The French Line
steamer Espagne arrived at Bordeaux
o., Wednesday night, after an eleven
4.v VOYAGE from New York. 4 day
and a half out The passengers were
amazed when the liner turned about
and steamed westward. \ volley OF
questions brought the explanation,
thev sand. that the steamer had sprung
3 leak. and 1t was thought wise TO re-
turn 20 New York.
After about an hours steam'ng on
westward course. the Espagne
turned about again and proceeded on
ter voyage. II was said then that the
leak had been found and stopped.
to- Cow days. The new liner La
fsvettc will sail on her first trip TO
New YORK ~ the end Of the present
month
New-York tribune., 1915-10-16
fFr.m The Tribune Bufcau.l
Washington. October j..


ARMY.
Col WILLIAM H. AILAIRE. Inf. assigned ION
xim. ini. o.. Col. CHASE W. KENNEDY. INF. PLACID
on il of ofnccrs detached nom tAfu & Ei.' ,
c@ JOuN H. BEACON. Inf, fem4,,',.d,, X, inei -
S-c,u y, iakc ,rrct Nov 2G Col BEACON 70
c.5 g'h raIH rIa,IiH + TuIsoN. Inf assigned com.
mand Ist Brig. 1T Div. oct. ~ WIN ''''' D"
u.,,,cMna. Il A,D1.' Of COL JOHN =. BANTER q NJ g..
cai I"'a1N J6iiN A. hull Judse Advocate to chioAs'.
a, JUICE 5ls.o' A Dsfioa m ii Div. Texas city. MAJ
'foUN : VIM lus. Gen. o. J. TO- sam il'u,.o F, :
os q, a',''. 1.ef Of 70 Ma AL0Nzo GRAY lds. Gen
No' g, NJ, Tiii rl Be d, -''sp 'EsosnlNs Msd Corps, rom
Nj r. fn'Ei.NIh,2Y J. list - Iat detailed A.
c5lt NiHRI0N " HOWE. Acting Juds. Adv Ai'',
esic from temporary duy a., a yuls' Nm
Central ] ,S'1,te l,' southern DeIt
csri WILLIAM B MEisTEH Me- '..fi7. si',i
arrival in Q. $. and upon e'p"A'''" '' ''''''
co.! ~. HHT1irR W. BROWN. Ac'ins Jutse Ad'o;
Cait Nn- Nn- ~ 'i,.,offiguance of headquarters ~ -
9se 1,'. ,o1 10 Chicago for duty go office Judge
Allocate Central Dept - .o., r. 81,
can't JOHN O'NEIL. Coast Art fom oVln [ 80, ~, o W.
'@p.. fe,i.d ut and assume command army mhe
I.n;cs colonel George ArnisleaI wee iIs'
IJeut THOMAS G COOK. oo3,i A. 49,, 60
SUI Lieut. GEORGE n. BRETT. "a 'As. 20
Segoni siorgm iar Examination 90 determine fitness
ior detail in aviation section. SlMI ,.Iyy ,q.,
$50 Ticut ALEXANDER W tLLAhi. ism
INF. from jefferson bsIi1sss i.,I,,,rc' lo 90
ihcncc 70 MS fcsimeRi in iI.RPIFS rhPTIl9Ss CLARK.
M Capr CHARLES L EILI4iI c,SliTrre Is,iIrr ~
ON. and Lieut. Col tDN Ahp l..
MrNsoN Med c9a ,s one S,o, %qo,A ffisen sIse dsy
lhhHi -, fTT IL STEWART. 2lsi In.
-.,, extended one month and twelve days
NAvY
ti.g, com r. MCRARY detached o'hee, nsts'
.r-,-,,.t,fi,. Navy Department. 'o Nork. o' con
-..firuf Aircraft Co. NcN Haven
t,t,, = MILLER 20 North DsfotA
Ilem r. = DlLLEN. detached Loni'iAhA' ''
Ilsgt Ss'Ni ej' a. Z. NJ YATES. to nav yard Mare
Lieut. q. O. &. J. MMllLIN. 70 nsu yHd
New-York tribune., 1915-10-16
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the Last
Twenty-four Hours.

Washington oct i5.-Iiigh pressure prevails
throughout TIE county except in the Southwest
With tie priucipal crest over the north upper LAKE
region. and secondary one over the extreme
,.,,h,sest the latter with rs cool n0rhery winds
and the low pressure TO the southwaid ha'"s
caused general rains ~ the plains states. 'he
,er,rsI Rocky Mountain region and ue Soui'-
-.., nth a heavy fau over much q Kansas. oha-
t-r,s .rI The TeIss Panhandle. There Ntfc Hi.9
.to,trre iu the Southeast and guile genera u'lsh
r,,.siy Iirf rains 80 the lake regions. Nie NI1.
AfIarfir ~frfes and Sew Irsla tise"hri' ..ii
80, ,,ss s.ff IL Is considerably cooler hi it
central Rocky Mountain region and tIie S'Isi Z -,
ffe ,ast lower lake region. the interior vl ~"
N,rk and iu New England. Elsewhere ttiupriH
tu,rs changed bat little. and they remain . iu',"
above the seasonal average 10 thc sllul.' 81
sf,fes ar4 tae south Genefaiy IAN Mta'HSS, :"
,.,e,.u Sgturday and sunday east U. ut Al''h
I',t Riyer .lflgut dec.1cd tempcrsiufc chai a..
H. tbe Southwest. rain SATURDAY, "th hoi1cNi a.
Loser tempersturcs. Will Doe followed SuAi~p -
,afr weather and rising teIniffH 81 ..f.,,t.
Ny,,4. for saturday and SUNDAY l--Nof'" A.."I.i4.'
....f-r.fe northeast. middle ana SCUM Nt."4t. 10
,.ersfr northeast. east GUT gentle 70 lH~'l,,-.c ~
mostly east. wet sun. moderate sputhtaht' Yl'l.
49,. ruoiofato winds SATURDAY. H.'siS ..lt--,
st - Mn fair weather. lower LAKES. inodei"t.
a. -, ,,ircs saturday. with fair weather
Forsca,ts for Special looaii'lss'- Ees,'.u 50
VI Nv ger.cy. southern ane LV.'" 49,, A."
l"lt. vtrrfnis North and South tsfollit.
i.i t:i.s,- siabsms Mississippi generally lar Sst.
ID sunday Eastern icnusyi3anla. ba,lt !
~, So'gfn5ls Maryland. fair. cooler s@tui. ~ !,
o. a.. 80 Western Pennsylvania. western &c"
go w. Vir,inla party cloudy sNuiu~S' So"-
dsy fair
,o,.t orlelaI Reeord.-The following Official rec
., d., IN, weather Bureau shows the changes IN
~
New-York tribune., 1915-10-16
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

AKItINED
Lisbon. Oct i0-Prns der Neicraud'n tDu'rll.
New York via West Indies. Venezuela etc. Tor
Amsterdam
Rotterdam. DC, ls-Eas'wood lBr New York va
HrKham
Gibraltar. Or I2--Buuby (Br New York for
Palermo.
Talrahuauo. oct l4-Ban'u. New YORK via Colon.
C1ila0. etc.
London. oc' i.-st Cecilia tBrI New York
SAILED
Yalencia. OCT 7-Egsnialo fBr. New York.
Copcnhascu oct 7-Norihralen dam. New York.
NApes. Oct Europa ltsli. New York.
). Lucia Oct l2-llG,unla fBrJ from New York
via C5oul Hong Kong etc.
London. oct H-Arigarroch tBr, New York.
Singapore Oct l3-Pa,han lBr from Yokohama.
New York.
PASSED
Prawle Point. oct l5-Mas.dyk Dutch. New York
for Rotterdam.