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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-05
No More Piles
Simple Home Remedy Easily Applied
Gives Quick Relief-and Costs
Nothing to Try.

Pyramid Pile Remedy gives quick
relief, stops itching, bleeding or pro-
truding piles, hemOrrhOids'and all rectal
troubles. in the privacy Of your own
home. soc a box at all druggists. A
single box often cures. Free sample
for trial with booklet, mailed free, in
plain wrapper, on request to Pyramid
Drug Co, SIG Pyramid Bldg, Marshall,
Naturalization
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-05

advices received here from Stockholm,
the Swedish steamer Carma has been
lost in the North sea with her crew of
20 men. 1t is presumed that the Carma
struck a mine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-18
TRUST COMPANIES
HIT MARSHALL BILL
Engage Counsel toOpposc
Enlarging National
Bank Powers.

The executive committee of the trust
Comnanies Association Of the State OF
New York yesterday decided That penn
ing legislation TO confer trust power
on national banks ought TO be opposGrH
in every legitimate manner. George l.
Morgan. OF Breed, Abbott & Morgan,
who was counsel for the Van Iuyl
Banking Commission, will represent INC nc
association. The so-called MarshaIt
bill has not yet been reported 0ui OF
the Senate Banking Committee. raw III
G.. Merrill. president of the association
declares chat il constitutes a covert at.
tempt TO force the naturalization OF
state banking institutions ana Is SUP
versive Of the entire state Dahklhg
system. ,..;o.;o, "
"The Trust Companies ASSOCIATION
he added, "is not opposed TO addltiohail
trust companies, providing such lnsti-
tutions are so organized as to meet our
state laws. The present law PROVIDES
a simple procedure by which any oank-
ing institution DESTROYS of acting In any
fiduciary capacity may become a trust
company. The association Will, now.
ever, vigorously oppose any lowering OF
the standards such as would lneVitaDly
result from law permitting national
banks to assume these powers free
from the supervision Of state authorl-
ties and from the restrictions how I'M
posed on state Institutions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-18
NEW T. & P. DIRECTORS
Compromise Reached Between
Large Stockholders.

A compromise board Of director, -.
elected at the annual meeting Of ..
Texas & Pacific Railway, one OF the :.
called Gould roads. The new dire.,..
chosen were Charles n. Sabin. mai
dent Of the Guaranty Trust Commas.
-. D. Caldwell. president Of Won,
Fargo e. Co.; John !. Waterbury q,
merly president Of the Mapb,,,..
Trust Company; Henry Iekelbeims.'
Seward Prosser. president Of the r.
crs' Trust Company; y. S. Melburs :,
Blair g. Co; William Church Osbo,,,
Henry A. Bishop and Thomas l.. ca
bourne, ir.
Thee men, in addition % the ma,
bers Of the board reelected. jnelud;,-
George j. Gould and Kingdom GoulS I.
was announced. were mutually a0r,,s
on among the holders Of the larvs.,
amounts Of stock.
The members Of the old board VA,
were not reelected are Frank ]. GovlS
Edwin Gould, T.. r. JeiFery. Josepb 4
Slocum, John =. Mum. Finley ]. Shea
ard. o. y. HUntsman. Thomas ]. Frs,.
man and +. F. Kearney, who was "a,
Gently placed at the head Of the Va.
bash system. Thomas l.. Chadbou,n,
was elected to the vice presidency =,
the Texas & Pacific. but he will cor.
tinue in that Office only until /, bs,
been filled by an operating man. ",
Chadbourne is counsel for the Tex,,
Il Pacific.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-18
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

NAVY
Chief Btsn CHRISTOPHER MURRAY. dc
tached NavaI Academy. 10 Tnres
BtSn. +. j. Is ELI.N. detached receiving ship
at New YORK; 10 celtic.
Btsn. FRANK LEPPERT detached Tncas;
10 home ana wait orders
Gun. g. L. TlBEALLS detached Connect
cut: 20 Naval Magazine. 81. Julicn's creek.
Va.
Gun. II. g. SCHRAEDER. detached receiving
ship at Philadelphia. To Connecticut
Gun. II. 4. PlNKEETON. detached Naval
Magazine. 81. Jullou's Creek Va; n tenn
porary duty, works Spcrry GylOscopc CO.,
Brooklyn
Mach. j. T.. SULLIVAN. detached receiving
ship at Boston: TO Brooklyn.
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED.
March 'li-Ncro. az Mazatlan; Maryland and
IroquCis. AZ target range.
March lG-MayfoWer at Newport News,
Hampton Roads and Norfolk: Jason. ar Nor
folk. Lebanon. al Newport. CIlGoa. at
Guantandpo.
SAILED
March 14-MarylauI and Iroquois. san Diego
for target range.
March l5-BrutuS. Guantanamo for Vera
Cruz; Cyclops. Guautauamo for Hampton
Roads
March lC-May1owcr. Newport News for
Hampton Roads Norfolk AMI Washington.
Jason. Hampton Roads for Norfolk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-18
BUSINESS REVERSES


JOSEPH : LESSER. Of EOS West ssh 81, for-
merry Manufacturer 81 H. . 1.e s99S COZ and
assets ~ unknown value. consisting OF Snai,s OF
stock OF Lesser Brothers 4 G.. Of 81 eau, S~hI 1
known lie has suit. which has beer, oh iIlai J.
the supreme Court in THIS cly Tor tcl GAYS "sal.si
the International Trust Company, or Boston ahi
others. on a claim for $3.50 900 damages for alleged
libel which suit. he claims. docs not pass 10
trustee IN 19nkup,y nm, AI"ET s N, g Of ZnTic5
switzerland $4,000. secured. Bodenhreditan,. an
Zurcn ooO secured Colonial I's, ,' 0g,npS or
Others Of GLASGOW. $9924G Jessie NJ Wiley, 80
2l9 Sarah VI. Valentine. $0,.loo 90, ana iOts'''"'s''
FEEipENRICH GERSTEN RAER AMUSEMENT
COMPANY Petition Med against the trcidenliIn
IAN a motion theatre at >5l Prospect Avenue.
Bronx by Wechslor kohn, ATTORNEYS ior Ioi1 =, a.
Summers a creditor FOR 81 500. II "da alleged maj
the company bad made preferential payments oi
$40 00O and transferred assets. ne COMPANY wa,
Incorporated on December 10. 1903. with caph@i
J JOSEPH EDELsTEIN-rc'luon Ned ssgg against
Joseph Edelsein. theatrical inahdfer' o.! i Ei's
GouiNnan. S471. and Andrew Bosit, 500 u was
alleged that he had made preferential payments 70
VAS formerly interested In theatre ou the Bowery
GIOVANNI SAVARESE- Petition Med agaihsi
Giovanni Sayarese. grocer Of $50 9th aH, ny lug
DE Miso. S.O5,: John Thomas. $50. and Luigi
Rsugu,s $40 ,-..-
IITRBERT / HALL. commission dealer IN fruits.
produce aud wines at los Chambers 81. fled a petit
lion with liabilities Sl25 and assets $6tjN. con
si,ting Of notes 81 266 accounts. Soi9. and cah ~
bank SI3 lie had lease ~ an orchard ~ tlsl,-
MH y Y. Among the creditors are j.. v nan.
s. 800 and !. C. Payne. Sio23. Nj. Han has been
in This line many years
JTSKOWITZ 4 KIEIN-Adof JuskowiZ and
Louis Klein composing the firm ~ iuskowh
Klein. who did BUSINESS as the Cannon tde. az
l0i Cannon -. filed a petition. with Habiitle,
81 go and no asscts. Mr.. IuskoWitz Las individual
liabilities Of 81 500 and Mr.. Klein las indHldua.
"1 BA,iD MiE7rfTAM BENNETT. general store a,
johnson y. Y. filed petition here. with Hdbih-
ties $l.3lj and assets unknown.
PETITION DISMISSED.
CRITERION HAT CO--Iudse Hough has dis
missed the petition fled on February II against
Gottlieh Cohen q Sufru the Criterion Hat Co.
a. 49, Greene ST.. on settlement at 80 cents Ola
the dollar. .
SCHEDULES.
NEADERTHAL 4 Co.. nc, manufacturers ~
furs al 80 West :sth ST.. fled schedules showing
liabilitic, Sj.31l and assets sos consisting NJ
ttoc'; $3.50. fixtures. $3.50. covered 10y a CIaitcl
mortgage FOR 5000. and cash. s.
JOSFPH RACHMIL. manufacturer NJ furs A. =
West 45ih 81. fled schedule, showing liabilities
S. SCI and assets s. >3S consisting Of stock, $jo0;
accounts. sos and cash $40.
JUDITH J. STEIN. dealer in corSets AZ 39ii
broadway. fled schedules showing liabilities $lt6J
and asset, $l.2l0.
ASSIGNMENTS.
LOUIS REPETTI. INC. manufacturer n and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-18
DIAMOND GIFT
FOR MISS DAVIS
Dinner to Commissioner
Given by Keepers, Who
Praise Her Work.
JUDGE GIBBS FAVORS
SEVERE SENTENCES
Prison No Place for Boxing
Matches and Picture Shows.
Jurist Declares.

The keepers OF the city prisons gave
Katharine b. Davis, Commissioner OF
Correction, a dinner and diamond
brooch last night at the Hotel Breslin.
The Commissioner said il was the first
time she had ever owned diamonds.
All of the speeches naturally turned
about prison and prison reform. Two
OF the speakers, County Judge Louis
ID. Gibbs, Of The Bronx, and DR.. o. F.
Lewis, secretary of the Prison Associ-
alton. took advantage of the occasion
TO criticise what they called fancy
methods of prison reform"
81 am said to impose severe SEN
fences" said Judge Gibbs, land | be-
licve in severe sentences. do not be-
lieve entirely in some of the fancy
methods Of prison reform. although |
do believe they are step in the right
direction
When the judge remarked that he
didn't believe prisons were the right
places for boxing matches, moving
picture shows, o'clock teas and auc
tion pinochle games among the keep
ers." he was greeted with cheers and
applause.
DR.. Lewis said he thought the pen
dulum was swinging too far toward
prison reform, and added: "When we
become so wrapped up in the inner
souls of those on the inside that we
forget those on the outside we are
travelling a dangerous road"
The wardens about the table were
Peter A. Mallon, John Hayes. J chn II.
Hanley, John J. Murtha, Frank ". Fox
and Henry o. Schleth. John Lynch, of
the 4th District Prison, acted us toast
master.
In their speeches the keepers thanked
Miss Davis for her efforts to put them
in police grades and get them better
pay. Keeper Frederick Gruber. who
made the presentation speech. took as
his text the Commissioner efforts be-
fore the Board of Estimate TO get them
higher wages.
The brooch, the gift Of the Prison
Keepers Mutual Benefit Association,
contained thirty-two large stones,
which encircled the scales Of justice.
Gruber after presentation gave Miss
Davis a check for 500 for the unem-
ployed of the city.
Miss Davis thanked the keepers for
the brooch, and then proceeded 10 tell
how she was trying 20 improve the
city's Anticipated system of prisons.
Deputy Commissioner Burdett G..
Lewis got gold badge of honor.
Among the others present were Judge
Humphre,, Judge Roy, Of Brooklyn;
Harry c. Honeck. general prison in
spector, and Samuel Lewisohn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-18
WHAT THE BUYERS WILL
LOOK AT TO-DA Y

Mrs c Phillips ladies. dresses hog nina. rs +.
chine made dresses. Miss ,M' Iis "
SD st. 18th floor ,t,ou,,s
CIIICAGO- segol Cooper Go; Miss Caro-. h'g''5
sprons wraupers: Miss Garretiy. cor'eas ~, =
Kline white goods. domcstlcs and hheh5' Mi''
o'NeilI toys; Is = 22d n. 10th iioor. -, an,
CHICAGO Mandol Bros & Bisbee Curtains MI"
drapcrics: u h 22d St. I2th floor. a., ~ ,,.,.v
NEWARk. OHlO-w u Macy GO; a., ~ "'1''
linens and domeslcs: w 22d y. 20 n %n, ho,,,
NEW OHIEANs-Marks-i Isaac Go; 'rohhe""'
furnishings: IN W I'D st. - floor. =, ,-,....,-
ST IOtIs-B Nugent & Bros - g GO; VT sen" on
never. linens and white goods. 40 ith a'' i-''
floor. -. a., -. n Har.
SAN FRANCISCO Raphael Weill 20; oS,h -
ncs me draperIcs aud carpets. - 26th o.
18TH floor -, ., ,-,. am,
ToLEDO T. Miner & Co. w " GsIber' sn-
broidercs laces ncckwear hsndkerchle,ss;, u,ln
mings gloves and ribbons; N,lnahntiss'
mems Furnishings umbrellas, ladies' ah n on ~,
drcn's knit underwear aud hosiery ~ --'
u, sth door
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-18
fIfom The Tribune Gurcaul
Washington. March y.

I lTrom The Tribune Bureaul
Washington. March y.
ARMY.
Brig. Gen. HARRY J.. HODGES 70 II. To, %
ten aud assume command North Atlanuc
Coast Art. list.
Brig Gen. WILLIAM L. SIEERT on OK
piratiou leave Of absence. 10 II. MIlcy. and
assume Command Pacific Coast Art. DIST.
Can't. ROY &. KlR1 LAND. aviation officer
sig. corps Uirst lieut.. inf. from detail IN
aviation section, sig. corps; assigned -2d
Cant. JOHN $. CHAMBERS. 9Th Inf. de-
tailed 20 hu vacancy IN .. c.. TO take
efcct April J.
res CORPS 10 Lettermau General Hospital,
Preside or san Francisco.
second Lieut.. DANA PALMER. 81 Inf. 10
TT Slocum. for examination to determine
ftucss for detail Boo aviation section OF SIS.
corps thence return TO proper station
second Lieut.. EDWIN :. BLACKWELL. u,
5th cav. from duty with 10Th Cav. 10 take
eject April ]. thence 10 his troop.
second I.ieuts FREDERICK W. HERNIA
aud JOIN II. 'ABBITH. corps OF eng, 10
TcNas civ. Ion examination for promotion.
Leaves Of absence: capt. JAMES NJ. 10y J.,
Jr 18th Inf. and First Lieut.. LOWE a;
MCCLURE 18th Inf. two months on aiIlNai
i'm L. :: Second Lieut. KENNETH T.
KERN. inf. tweHty-foIr days on arrival IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-18
FIRE RECORD.

Il 32-l5S2 Broadway. Dorothy Arvills. triflng.
. 39--0l3 "a av. Louis Jacobs 500.
20-232 J.. llS,h ST.. Henry Cohen: slight
l.3--1lS w llT'h 81. Tina Il. Sfreefer. SIS.
s.9--1l Hubert s'.. public school. SO
9.35-6j T. Broadway. Lyman Gerturr. trlfing.
iO.it-2'T Cherry g.. Ida Cohen; trhng
W 1871 s.. James Yong. trlfing
j .ej-j04 Lemon ay.. William Euryar. trfing.
PM
l,l5-iO3 T. 10th s. Marcus Nutting; trhing
l.4O-N0rtheast corner lJS'h s. nd Grand Con
course. owner unknown. no damage
2.0J-lG Montgomery ST.. Lyman BreaEstone: tri
fling
e.4O-56O Horton ST.. Bronx John Miller: 81.
5.2O-2 T. 18TH So. Michael Iuchcman. trihing
J.8J-lS1S So and AqucGuct ay.. Bronx: III
known. DO damage.
6.40-5G T.. ll7,h ST.. Solomon Friedman: trhing
6.5O-lOt7 fremont az. Bronx Frank Weber
Sl0p
Z 5O-2,i Avenue B louis Bsumau: So
( 2O-l1s West 50 Frank Campbell. trifinc
iO.30-32l East COtn So. Nelo Liusudi. triihng.
il.l5-l7I IuNuKou e.. Samuel Kat. triiinC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-18
POLICE DEPARTMEN

psn,Ionsd. March lG-Ptlmn J. MCGOWAN 1ith'
on own application at 500 per annum Ap
transfers and Assignments. March 20. Ii A j.
Kieman, from 276th 10 1891. Ptmn. u. H. EDe' r.,
from I'D 10 276th: II. J. Murphy from SON :, 10
276th J ". Manning from ~ 10 o2lha A., p. u
@. Wo.per, from lj6,h 70 l5ih. 4 D. , lS,,I.
from Z56h TO ed. mounted d4V disS SF, ,,us',
ZS3d TO bicycle duty al booth. Jamaica az ara
Forest PARKWAY From precincts indicated 10
'TOth. 10 bicycle du.y al booth, oyth 81 s5d lsIh
II. Krams I'D. March 4; j. A Knapp. 232i q
u. Il. as Act. bet Sersi. ga grade, mounted du.y
discontinued: L. J. CampomenosL from ID u. ~
Hoffman. from D. - TO l56'h. Act bet Serg
Second gradei. revoked. Prom precincts Indicated
to D. b., as Act. bet Sergts Second grade J.
89th. q II walsh G o: r. +. Gilroy 1871 Dist
March 49, j. Murphy from liSth 10 IS. H. H.
squad. duty IN Warrant Squad. Temp'y Assign
pilmn J. \. Nolan lst and John ouau 1911. "a
10th l. D.. - DAYS March 10; ) 'uhnif' On 20
DIST Attorneys Office. days. March -; -
Kessler, 18Th. to D.; B; 50 day March March J.
Caracciolo AID to 9Th J. d. y days. March !!
b. C. stanton. lisih, % j. b. H. squad 10
days. March 10: + Serlo listh and G = No
rssco 10th. to en- l. d. 10 CT. days March .n S
house duty. 30 DAYS. March Il J. J. Ryan. lioth
q C. o. duty Bureau OF Discip. Records, 80 day ;
10 days. March 20. To u u II. squad. from pre-
ciucts indicated. - days March 10 ]. j. Nc
Adam. 10Th: r. NJ Downey 10Th. 7. J. Moore
i'as u p M1Sala INN Y , Sth 70 D
r. March II ; VI j. Ryan. S6ih. duty at Fort Lee
Ferry Public Market. March 10. .,
Bennett liith. day. March 10; NJ Flynn l5lst'
Application Tor Full Pay Approved r,llnn !
Duty. Goth. from Feb. o. during disability ''icS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-18
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS.

Manchester March lD. Bo,ir BIZ NcS York
IsuIcrs March lt-HratfiusHcrg DAM New YORK
CopculaSrl. March 4s-Pusreso tNorl. New YorA
Us klrkNsl
Genoa. March Ire dItsIa QtaD. New York via
Napes. stampaIa tltall. New York VIA Naples
Have. Mach j. Louis Frais,iuet m. New YORK
Cfist0bal March ls-tO.On. New York for Balboa
t4uiilo. Nrs losa
MdI.,sbrousii March ls-Gresland tSwedl. New
lora via hlfhWail.
SAILED
Rotterdam. March 1t T4ngesherg (DItch). New
Nnrk. IuJuesls tNori Ncw York
Bar. March s-M4lin GiIp. from Venice New
YORK..
Shields. Mach H. Miusu. tAOD. New York
Platuria. NcS York
PASSED
Lizard. March l.. m-Lyldyk Dutch. New
NOTA Tor Rotterdam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-18

dealer In confectionery ~ ais Fast l25th ST. has
Rsslgucd 20 Msr D. Sanders The company was Va %
cotporated on May q. 1911. With capUal s'"'N $'V
GOO and Louis Repctti h. president 49,, o.,,
INTERCOLLEGIATE rENNANI ANp NV
city CO.. INC. manufacturer OF pehnshs ", y.
flags AZ ~ and ~ Iispcnam IT.. has assigned 70
pa,id Mischrr The company was incorporates VI
MAY. iall With capital stock 5000. and william
WILLIAM iIEyTR. grocer At go IcnoI av;
trading under the name OF A. Hcyer. has assigned
TO William J. CaVy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-18
SATISFIED JIDG ME\TS.
MARCH Il.
Manhattan.

The FIRST name is that Of the debtor. the second
that Of the creditor and date when judgment vas
Siulsky. H-Easiman Machine Co. Sept %. 1914:
Sugsrman = VI Sugarman and Franc STRAIT
'T 4 V1ilr.or. Feb Is 1919: Slll.36
Same { Kenyon ct al: Feb u. 1915; sINp-
Nulquccn. P-luterhorough Rapid Transit Go: May
Tir,am Tn q sllleck. jr. sept 6. 1911; $ll4o5
Gold. M-Iuy!sblc Roll Screen Co. NOV g. l'li
' 500 30
Aaror,. Pr Fernandez: April 10. 1914; t2lL6'
iGI4. $3.94t 06
Boliciia. Lucia, and John-EOhug Brewing Co.
- - 1ql.. CHS -
pennsylvania funnel & Terminal i Il CoM !
'EIi,' Frb H. 1913 tyarst,D: $40 20
iai. C,scatcdJ. $2G4 Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-18
INFORMATION BUREAU.

Inquiries relating 10 trade matters and conltions.
should bs addressed to the Editor OF tho Du'e's
Column.
Ouestion-Wherc is the New YORK
office of the Hennessy Company, OF
Butte. Mont. Kindly tell me the name
If the millinery buyer; also the New
York office of the Charles II. Heer Dry
Goods Company, of Springfield, Mo-,
and who is the millinery buyer? Yours
respectfully, II. & II. Hat Company
Answcr-2i4 Church Street, Miss A. A.
Raid: 1910 Broadway, 7. r. Cahlll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-18
Timely Neqvs of the Merchandise World

clothing snlesmen now in the Middle
West .he trade in general is optimis ti i,
about the placing Of orders Tor ran
delivery, and, judging from the way
the merchants and buyers are placlne
orders, the credit men will be KEPT
hugv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-18
u. S. Treasury Finances.

Washington. March Tie conGrion 4, a.
Tinted stale Treasury a. ihe close ~ business y.
t34 9ji 222. total receipts $40. 1,H fo's' -,
Inents g. 49G4a0 TIE dedrt thls gsesl va, /,
ss6 lO7.7aj. against deficit n i2s@siH "a,
transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-18
Storage Battery Report.

The Electric storage Battery COMPANY reports fo
1qI4 gross sales 81 81 &91 1913 against S5iSl21 fo
tne previous wear The years surplus for dividends
was 81 1903 937 equal 10 ~ pc cent on S.>"- 900
capital stock. compared with t,l per cent earned O
81. S45 900 capital stock iu 1919.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-18
THE WEATHER REPUh'
Forecasts and Records OF the
Last Twenty four Hours.

vv..btnz,on. March 1.-THE North tHooh3 ~
- >, ia, night has passed into inc
ocean. and tho weather mas generaiv ce"'' - ~.
Atlantic .ia,es Another disturbance u app"'""
.rn,o,chipg from the mouth u the RIO Orh'ne 81"
rain 4, falling IN Southern Tetas. Ihefs ~ =. vel
disturbance over Eastern Mnneso." .nI fourth
,si,hout precipi alton ~ convcqufnce' ~ Coium
80 - nron6uurod character. over brlusn 'p.1gc
bla witch has caused rains 10 W, ,y..,srn wash.
state. ard :f9ns s9un ss wers ordered esry MS
naming Low temperatures continue ;. ,nd there
VALLEY. the East, SCUM ah1 lan,nina IN line id
,erlo, Of the Gulf aaies. IN tne 1,ig~ .,.tc.
t,peraurcs are higher. except IN ne A,,,Sbsn-e
,rt. Jev.lonnert OF tie Southwestern sa.pat -,
T. a. vet uncertain but there vii be [ains s.eni
In Texas and Louisiana mat w, lie s1uth At
hv EyJay into the southern pOrii0n ~ VIC h"'
80, ~ ~ t,ict There will also be l1cal "yNf
rbur,day In the northern upper axe isHou s,tsnd
rains N the north PaGic ;l~le' wyomins Thursday
~ n T,idav over the remainder ~ ihs tnnI
try the weather will be TAR IhhrSniH ,dsd frost
'nss have been issued for the east Gun s',i
s"uth Atlantic states. and advisory "ind "A''''
10, ihe "s e., Tbm,sdsy and Friday Norh and mid
A., a,isptic fresh north; south Auantc. m,is,1,.'
north and northeast; ea,t Gun .oasing T1mrsday
DGg1i' Ca tuH north and Increasing upper Az,
GENTLE 10 moderate shifting; lower lahe'' se''' "
moderate northwest
r,,sc.., for spseIaI LocalltIn.-eaStsfn Hs"
yors. New England, New Jersey Delaware, tn''"
p.on,y,y.nla. Maryland, the District OF Co'umo'a
vI,aIol. and West Virginia. fair to-day anu w.
morrow. -. - ,vo.,srp PennsylyAnla.
fair to-day; partly cloudy to-moItO"'
loo.I ofaeIaI Rscord.-The following oniciAl rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows the chahse' ~
the ,s,operature for the last twenty -FOUR ho!'s >.
comparison with the corresponding u4'o VI l 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-18

SIS 900 Jessie %. Gilman; pallsas Ssw 1 YORK.
| lin Osgood. william y. Ossg ysaosivn. So. 900.
Jo6n A. Pollock. "a fulton 81. E wIg,sfd =
| Thomas IT, Csrman. Ne" lo'N'
| Ga lmOn Brooklyn.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.

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WIRELESS REPORTS,
INCOMING STEAMERS.

Tie - Louis. reported as $40 miles east ~ SANDY
HOOK al 10 m yesterday. Is expected ~ dock THIS
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BUSINESS CARDS.

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Vessel From Line.
.Terenpe ......... Rio de Ianciro. March cal a II
iroguoIs ....... TURKS Island. March T.. clyde
.Paffla ....... IA emo. March 1........ 4 abfe
81 louis ..... Liverpool. March 10. American
-Cara.a, ........ San Juan. March l3...... Red y
Hud ,un. BORDEAUX. feD 2s........ .frencn
Francesca Ci4mpa. Palermo. Feb @-........ Italian
Calico .......... HUH March J............ Wilson
talaAgiicy. ...... Puerto Mexico. March 10 Ward
lloro'uIau........ Cr,t0bal. March 10. .Am-IlaN
Artine,. ..........Nca orleans. March l3...So Pdc
Comaache. Jacksonville Mach l5..... Cyde
rl4u........... Savannah. March !j.. Savsnu al
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FRIDAY. MARCH 10.

Chrtorlau. ....... tafiif. March I..........-----
NaNtou. .......... ls.r NJ Nigll. March j....---
kira..............io london. March i..........--
Iroquos. Turks Island. March a.. CLYDE
Navajo. t,rcuala. March T. .... Trinidad
PausuA...........Cri,tUI March I3..... Panama
Parma ...........S ~ Thomas. March H.. Quchec
Cr,tuhai. ........ .Cf.tobsl March l2.... Panama
~ Fa.o...........Nes orleans. March N.. 40 Pac
~ Orlrute. GaIgc,tou. March 3d.. 80 Pa
burmese Prince Galyestou. March l........ Prince
Coma. ....-..... Galveston. March lJ..... MalloJ