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POLICE DEPARTME TENT.

Relnstatemsnts.-July T. u a. m: Ptmn. W, }.
Henry. assigned 20 26th. July H. II 10 a; IT,
1875 p m. Ptlmu. T. l. o'Counor. assigned 10
PensIoned.-July 10. Il p m. Ptlmn. J. J.
Curry. 4.d. own application. al 500 year. ap-
Transfers and A,,igumtnn.-luly 12, ?. m:
j. + Kennedy bet Bur. 10 l0th. designation as
act dr, screi. revoked; c. J Barrett. DE-. BGi,' 10
Fay De-. Bur. % 56th designation As act De-.
sergt revoked. H. q. usehe. 1921. 10 l6lsi. John
Gs,h 10 ga assignment 10 mounted duty disson,
tnucd. James Couu0r. h'th. assigned 10 mounted
duty From precincts indicated 10 2Slst: John Loye.
L. Hdvighorst. l53d. John Stossel. ltj;l. Michael
Lawle.s. 2,9th. July T. a. m; G. j. SILVA con
1 D. IN. from commands indicated to Detective
Bureau. designated g. acting dciecl5e serse9nts
leonard. i'ih ". Murphy and i +. McCoy i'm;
p s nat iSG 6 =, c. wh9 sai T-d o w. M'i
26th: r T.. EnHsht. 2Sth; T. j. NJ Buckley 5jth
Eva ans, syn p R.,. N d o. Fi,zD W.
42d. T. L. Hogan. 4@d. II. Sommers. t2i. c. J..
Armstrong G5u.; F. s,epaf and 4 j. .Tully. 65'..
MacCcneghy l8i'h. G II. Nuppenau. esd: J. La
vclle. 3. +. II. 50: G. c. LeAyitt. Tfai. ana Mar
temporary Aslsnmsnt,.-Ptlmn Arthur Carmek.
William Hooks. Harry Hughes EDWARD Resented
July 10: j. V Lawless. j. D. Pe-sco sd. 10 duty
In plain clothes. 20 days. ?. M. July J.: Joseph
Scott. I'D 70 g. O.. duty in corridors, Police Head
quarters Manhattan. "a DAYS. m. July "a.
i g Morris. 46th. to Training School. clerical
duty. Is DAYS. a. m. July l.. H. l. Hoffman,.
goth. 20 ad !. D.. 10 dUs. p. m. July -. N,
i d.. 10 DAYS, a m, July D.. G. g. Michaels.
gS'h. % District Attorneys Office New York Co.
3 DAYS. 4 p M, July Q william Wcgman. sith, 70
a1th. as diver Of patrol wason. p. m. Jun 70;
Pau schubert 59th. 20 {. o. as chauffeur DAYS.
noon july II: J. p Halpn. l56th. 70 b. r. II.
a m. July Is: Edmund kneG " A Meyer e.
p. Reilly and j. J. Tubmnn. l'2d 70 bicycle duty
IN plain clothes. 20 days. 4 p m. July 10; !. J.
a. m. july u: MSrron NJ A II YOUNG. l55,h.
to De-, B 3, sa Fna n iaI Lo. l.h
I p m JUN Nv IL j. l. sauer l5,'h ] day. !
E. % j jay II J. T. b Ssaa2n i.; t1 d a3
july is S. 4 A. scEeideman,eL lSith. s days 4
Assignment DIscontlnusd.--P.lnn Iou, Harris.
3qfl. IS driver of pafro. wagon. 4 p. No. July 10.
Applications for Full Pay on Sick Report Ap.
April 3. 10 noon. May .. J. J. M,a.y 3lst, %
p no.. MAY q. during disability. Edward Potter
Joln Fi,zgeraid. SIN. L. s. a. n. june t. 70
noon Iuly 3 Michael Carroll .6l.. J. a. m
3D.. April - 70 ~ p. m. April - J.. p. King.
l6gth 70 NJ. April -. 20 y ?. m. June "a j.
II D. m APP 3. Charles Reilly. Tranr Division
G. 10 2 m.. June 2l. 1915. duHng dlsauiLy. J. e
P. schmluder 80 l. D. 10 a NJ June %. to
sick I,m.2ssrgt. j. J. Noonan. 9sth. 30 days.
Resigned ProbAuon,y Ptlmn A P. s,huhaos,.
Dsa;h-Ptlmn. J. A. Earle lo9th. at $50 a H.
July 10.
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ARRIVED.

Cb.,op.. Georgetown. G July 3 and Whining
ton. \ {. 10. 10 the clyde IS CO. with passengers
AiI I mise SsTro news and Norfolk. to the Old
Dominion IS Co. with passengers and Nose uuaf'
- p,I,g li Bocs, del Toro June 90 Por; Limon
Iu.y 4 Cristobal 5 and Havana 3, 70 the lulted
Fruit Co. with 100 passengers. mals anu muse
Austrian Prince (Br). BORDEAUX Jun. %. to Paul
Gerhard GO. 90 ballast baI n n Wsco,,, j,l,
1 Slmaua . Sanchez 2. Puerto flata ana Mole
Crl.u 6 and Turks Island Z, 70 me Ipqe % a..
with 4s passengers. mails ana NOSE bar, 80
i B,l i55n Ponc. July . M.yasusz 5. Asuaan.
Are.iho 5 and san Juan 10 The New YORK q
For6 rico IS 60. with so passengers mans ana
bg.a desH Aoruzz Gtan. Genoa June % and
XirIs' 90 70 HaraeId SOLAR A CO. with mails
az nm Ponce Int 81 MayazueE %. Aguadil.a
IN a,SciIo Juiy / and san Juan 8. 10 the Bull
Irsu.ar Line with n.dse. Bar. m, lin r.,
Puebia tSlev. Havana July q. TO Gaiban 4 Co.
WIZ ,as Bysnos 4yrss June y and Barbados July
! via Boston 10. 20 Barber & co. with md'e Bar
10 ~ .p,Iath .Br) St Nszare June g. to Harold
Armstrong in ballast. Bar Z m nm: 49,, Tai,
Ti,ivrs Belize June 20 P5e,tQ ore, "a s,r,isyo
z n i6c United Fruit Go. with 50 passenger
mail and mdse. Bar. II 80 N; I'm. Al. 81,
Ee,.fuckian Honolulu June 2. fort AHsn T.
Ktfuiui 10 and Balboa July via Delaware BREAK
Hsfsr il 10 the American Hawaiian IS TO- WIN
mlse ga, ba ti5sr1 Cardsnn July ; and M,tan1ls
+, tss Nlnson IS Line. with sugar. Bar $50
4 r,,,,. New orleans July 7, 70 the Southern
P,ri6c 60. With passengers and mdSe ou'f' 0 %
~ Sci Galveston July &. to the southern Pacific
"a Win r1Il,e quar- $40 N. ~ A..
70 Hs,minils tBr1. La Plaza May %. Busnos Ayr's
rrr. : Nortegideo n and Barbados 50 va Boston
iuiy 10 10 Houston Co. with ndse. BM'
So p,,,n n tBr. Demerars June g. Barbados ard
., IIris illy l. Martinique Dominica and
a., t-io1ns s. Antigui AID st kits 3. 81 Croit
srJ ~ THOMAS G 20 the quebec ss Line WIN -
.. l,sers mails ari mise. Bar. N.
'-T-ir,fad IBu. Plymouth June q. 70 the Vleoec
G. i,le An ballast Ear. 9.lj m, .,.-- -
p-f-F,5r INorI PORT MVa1t and hueloh JGV
- p,rt Antonio e. 90 tie Ounce Importing Co.
Vifh : passengers and mdse. Bar; !. 10 2 n. d.
'E,,,-i Nam Japl Plymouth June - 70 Slmp-
80, Srs,rc 4 Young with china clay. Bar m
s,s.r,sr Vasulfs Cousiantinos tGreekj. fhels
nm .S and Gibraltar July 3. y Galsnos, WIN
- .-,ys-. arI md.e Bar. a. Z M
pAs,.,,1eS San Trs1ri.co AM. Rosario June ".
p,.7,. Avn, Is aaI BAr1ai1s July ). 10 Moron.
iIIy A 10 with mdse Bar a. ID N I'll.
steamer Chlmu lBsl. - .Aaue u O@i'As''
Aorbg-od N Quarantine al 80 IN. a. a..
steamer Ben Nevis lB!. HaUe June % 70 TIE
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urs. Porter, Charging
Four with Murder in
1868. Relates Mystery.
cpAY-HAIRED MEN
ON TRIAL TO-DAY
e, One Exclaimed "a Last,
After So Many Years.
10 Sheriff.
m r.,.,r,rA o n. TrtAuns.l

o.s,or6. lows. July 12.-While Bed
,vaits the preliminary hearing to-
w Of the four gray-haired men
..n.,d Of the murder Of "Old Than"
80, and his twelve-year-old son near
S. forty-seyen years ago, the town
y ssSng' -.. a., "Old Than's"
Eold' Nj. Collins Porter. who has
- that as a child fifteen years oid
saw five men carry away ga
go" body in a bloody quilt, insists
ne. ta- e. Declaring she can clear up
- .traneest murder IN Iowa's MS
w. " sbe is prepared to face the men
,ie accuses. -, MI. a;od ~
.i.jrsd Mrs. Porter to-day. "A bull
n e. s-on, nv sisters revolver killed
49,, because he feared the secret would
cone one, Porter told how an eccentric
,.,--;st died a few years ago, alone
et!s. i;+tle shop. For four days his
~ y - I,v untouched, uutilated by rats.
ss "! found $4,000 IN Civil War
ss..SDs1 and gold and silver coins long
g. ~ date in an old iron safe and
s'-Iv & 600 IN other places. She de-
g,-s; the money was part O. the
~. But the druggists friends say
'a Tb - there was DR.. c. r. Huntsman,
,.a,ber Of Bates Huntsman, one OF the
;,fsn5ants. on his deathbed DR.. hunts.
-, who. Mrs. Porter says, was one OF
Ia men she saw carrying the bloody
~ told a minister ne had something
y rorfess something that had worried
=. for wears. The doctor died before
!, could relieve his mind.
Rats Hun,sman suffered stroke Of
,,-slysis some years ago and IS a pal
81 old man now, and Sam ScrlVner,
,,6tber OF the accused, IS seriously III
With paralysis. .,l5
,,v ns-t in the murder or in the bury
No n 100000 the aged cattleman IS
,,?s N have carried. To friends he
Ia, declared the James boys gang
ETss smith and forced DR.. Huntsman,
n, brother. and others 70 carry away
ne bodv. He has told others that out
laws killed Smith and buried the body.
Byt his lawyer said to-day Huntsman
Rad made no such statement 70 him.
Attorney Bulman, who is assisting
The prosecutor. declared to-day that
WIEN Deputy Sheriff Johnson served
he warrant Huntsman exclaimed:
AT last. after so many years! The
9s-,tv confirms the statement.
Ms. u. :. Pease, Of Des Moines, told
he Attorney General to-day that four
vs-e killed by a counterfeiter's gang
n Siam in Sertember, 1868. Her father
VS. among the victims.
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Beachwood
Lot
Owners

On and after June 80,
and continuing through the
summer, Central Railroad
Of New Jersey trains will
leave from Liberty Street
as follows:
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY:
$500 a. ~. arriving at
BeachwoOd 1928 A. M.
1000 a. ". arriving at
Beachwood 12:22 T. NJ.
1880 T. NJ. arriving at
BeachwoOd 4:20 r. NJ.
500 T, NJ. arriving at
Beachwood 1928 +. NJ.
SATURDAYS ONLY;
100 4. NJ, arriving at
BeaChwOOd sos =. NJ.
SUNDAYS ONLY:
6i45 A. Nj, arriving at
BeaChwOOd Il:13 A. NJ.
FROM BEACHWOOD.
64i A. NJ, arriving AT
New York 9;07 A. NJ.
eiil A. 81, arriving at
New Oih X .UO RoOns
R;4l 7. NJ. arriving at
New York 5:25 +. NJ.
$500 +. NJ. arriving at
New York S;25 p. n.
SUNDAYS ONLYi
1882 Z. NJ, arriving at
New York 9:55 p. NJ.
Tickets should be purchased
to Beachwood. The round
trip fare is $500.
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FIRE RECORD.

TIL Charles ST. John Mccain. trtn.ns.
l4J-l>,5 Amsterdam az. owner unAhoNh' IN
g0--i-ss Madison av. Abraham Rubsnstein; tn
7st-li6 T. 10Th e.. samuel Riehner. trihins.
10 O)-la2 Attorney o.. heiho.hah * AA-''' w
IN. to. + lOlg st.. Clara Abramowl trhing.
PM
!. 's-gs stanton 81 Anna Brill triains
/ 50 Ieroy St. NJ Mublgs trhrs.
= ra-4ilt Madison ~ " Grsron. tIifinG
q sU-I>s Mercer S.. Hapn Hat Co.. uANn1Nn =
tru-IS7fh b. and l0uuad Place. The bI'ih
italian Presbyterian Church. none
gai-5l7 p g1th S. Charles Ludwg i-iing
s.6D-iil " Goth &C. Charles N0rng irilhg
qlo-S " lltth ST. John hlplan. tihns ~
qlo-st Ne,, B0vtry SI-h1las NaTronardi Co.
81 600
9e--s2. llth st. Philip Fllo riding.
$3.50 Third sV.. May JAneits. 400.
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auIgn.d.-J r. RugEles. probstioner. 70 Il.
Leave Of Ab,snse.-Forty eight hours a N.
Juiy IA 20 Fmn Eugene Danancher Eng =. prof
20 hts retirement. o., ,,
NJ Br01klyn and queens. on annual pension OF 400.
A m July is. , -
suspended.-Frmn. Maine" Nelly H. q H. o.
Con,In1ation Of Oe,an.-Lisu,. ". F Messtr,
Eng ga % Bureau o.; r. and - two weeks >
A m July l3 49, r, . ~.
sosclal leaves without pay Pilot Robert itiege
TnE 81 H. hours. a. N. July y, trmn. > v
ToSsosv Bag 3d. q hours. 3 a m. July II Lieut..
p Abbott. Eng So g hours. ; p. M. JUL j.
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Female.

TRES SERIEUX Demoiselle
FRANCHISE, 80 ans, brevet su-
p6rieur, tres bien, tres sym
pathique, tres douce, grande,
tres bonnie famille, cherche sit
uation dame de compagnie,
lectrice, secretaire, voyagerait,
pas exigeante, libre Ter ao1t.
Fare ofYres en- francais a
NELLIE. Delrous a Cregols par
St. Cirq-la-Popie (Lot), France.
(Translated.)
VERY IMPORTANT French
woman, unmarried, thirty-nine
years old, superior attainments,
good looking, very congenial,
very gentle, tall and of very
good family, seeks a position
as companion, reader, secre-
tary. Will travel and is not
hard TO please. Free the frst
ofAugust. Send offers in French
to Mile. Delrous, Cr6gols par
st. Cirq-la-Popie, Lot, France.
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THURSDAY. july IS
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

p..up,ton and steamer $50 D. m
sGls, TYuan -..................... To-day
TaIiu Marauesas, Cook Islands. New
NsTsm. ...................,Ju July 10
Hawaii Samoan Islands. Australia ter
ceot Vest. and New Zealand special
aom addressed. VIZ San 4-'..''O July 70
Hawaii. FIT Islands New Zealand and
Australia Except Vest. iva Nancou- ~ .,
Vyr1-Aiagara Observation-Disclosures sSuJ SV
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OCEAN FREIGHTS.

Chsr,ertng vas decidedly light ln both the steamer
s,.i demand prsvaile' i0r tonnage. RATES we're
siishtly easier and ample tonnage offered. quota
60 Tfv.rro0I London Glass0w aud Hun. lNi.
cotton m Liverpool per 100 Do. 81 Chauer-Br
steamer .s17 tons nitrate. west C0asy Squt Amer a
fo Z : as irptlou C. X. France OF Meliterrtneau.
~. "A or Arrlau-el 9Is. july Aug. NOr steamer.
Is 0U0 qrs Ffalu. phiia % a SraullnaGdn port p
prompt Nor steamer $1,000 I.s. salne. Nor steamer.
1000 gr same. Nor bark. 80 tons iuu0ef.
Hr.g -eW4rsr y ; 20 fhe River Plate. ba,. SO fl
Ruen1s Ayr.s Aug Sept. N1r bark. >6' lo.s. iuu-
her Gun fo N1utr7dsc ar Buau.s Ayes s-i 'op-
ton Bahia Blanca S.5l5. % Rosario. s-ijyl
segg Oct.
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SAILED
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records Of the
Last Twenty-four Hours.

Washington July l2-Pressurs continues low
over practically all parts Of the country. but no
well defined disturbance appears within the field
OF observations There have been widely scattered
showers in the last twenty four hours IN the At
lantc states. the Ohio. Middle Mississippi and
Missouri valleys and the region Of the Great Lakes
In other districts the weather was fair
A further rise IN temperature has occurred over
much OF tho country. and readings no" are above
no-nal except IN the north Pacific states. the
rorth Atlantic states and the region Of the Great
Lakes. 49,,
There will be widely scattered showers IN the
Ohio Valley. Tennessee and the south Atlantic
s,sres ali generally Pair weather elsewhere east
OF The Mississippi River and 20 the west Gulf states
Tuesday and Wednesday. Moderately warm weather
will continue throughout the Middle West and
southern states Tuesday and Wednesday, IN the
middle Atlantic and New England states and the
region Of the Great Lakes temperatures will not
change materially.
Winds Tor Tuesday and Wednesday-Norh At
lantc, light 70 moderate south and southwest ;
middle Atlantic. east Guf. light 10 moderate yari-
abe: south Atlantic. moderate Variabi- west Gulf
moderate south. upper lakes. lower lakes, light 70
moderate variable.
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Females,

Females,
A-A-COOK -Swede. references from prominent
New York families NJ. Miss Hoimayers Agency
10 East 45d st.. third floor. phone S9E Murray
CHANBERUAID WAITRESS. Scotch Protestant
young smart girl. seven years last place; any
where. So Mrs. Msson's Agency. l3l West s2d st.
CHAMBERNiAID STATISTICS German; eIperi-
enCeI. best references. city. county. wages w
$50 CaU al Laus Il Boecherer Co. Agency. ~
West $50 ST.. Nov OH
CHANBERMAID WAITRESS and COOK-Together
or separate. good references. r. Miss H9iinay-
er's Agony no East 45d s.. third hool. phone
S9i7 Murray nm -
COOK .-Germau: hrst class; city or country; best
B6schcrsr Co Agency 43 West Ssd St. New York
COOK. assist laundry. CHAMBERMAID WAIT.
RESS. two neat young North Of ireland glrs; 8
c0gr'ry preferred. Industrial Association. Il West
42d ST
COOK Swiss. hrst class. all branches: neat. eco
uomical. excellent manageri ana . years hest
rsiercnces: ci; or country. lhduSiH4i AS'''i@'i'i'
COOK HOU SEKEEPER for bachelors. intelligent
capable and responsible best New York references
Mis-. Shea's Agency. 20 l.. 4-d. Murray Hiil 6lt
COUTLE-Coloed. butler useful. cook. ,aundfeSs
splendid pair, finest teieicncrss 20 ADVICE So0
Miss Masou's Agency. ~ w. f-d. biSsllt 2oe2,
COUPLE-Scotch. excellent cook and manager. but
ler-valet. 3iz years last place. Just disengaged:
country preferred. best references lhQpstilHl As
ISOLATION ~ West ga 81. Phone 5-lO BBant
INK. city or country, excellent references Lehls
Agency. II +. l25th 81 Phone 55l5 Harlem
uOUSEWORKER- Coored girl. good appearing;
fne cook and waitress. $50: 50 anywhere best
reference, Miss Sheas Agency. 80 Edst 4-d 81
Murray Hiil GA
OI'SEWOKKER.- Excellent cook and waitress
city or country So Industrial Assn, ~ w i-d
INFANTS NURSE.-Trsined. most capable pleas
Ant personality. best New York references, go
anywhere. Mis- Sheais Agency 80 hast ga b.
MURRAY Hn GA ---------
INFANTS NURSE German competent; best rel.
ercnceS. city country. wages S3O-S55 CaII AZ
Lang q Boecherer Co Agency. 43 West $50 81 n /
LADY'S MAlD-German. competent seamsu,ess
uair dresser packer. best references Wages S'9,
SIS Gail at Lang BoocheTer co. Agency 80
West 55t st.. New York
LAUNpRESS. CHAMBERMAID. USETUL-Brsht
Young energetic gf.: excellent references clD ,0t
country. SIS Ms Masou's Agency. Isl west t-u
81 Bryant $685.
La. NDEESS- CHANiBERMAIp - YOUNG. strong
Thoroughly competent. yean iast pace "''
references Industrial Assn. IL Ncst 4-a ST,
%T7RSE-No German. experienced city; couI-
IN. references. wages SIS can ~ Lsik
Boechercr Co. Agency. 43 West SD 81. y. -
SWEDISH COOK.-Cauable ali-afoand cook az, and
manager: lady closing house. g. ahy"htSSnS' s3322
MIS- shea's Agency. " L. AZd. hufS h'A VIZ"
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Inc,I nmcIal R.eord. -Tne (

Highest temperature Yesterday. 70 degrees tat
z a: 70 No J.. lowest. ~ yrees tat a. M, aver
sgs ye-,erday O.. average for CORES pondlng date
Is,t wear IS: average FOR corresponding date last
thirty three years. IS.
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World
oh Limo. IN b.llast Anchored IN Quarantine

French Line. In ballast. Anchored in Quarantine
at 10 p m.
steamer Chimu tBr 81 Nazaire June q. 10
W Grace & Co. Ia ballast Bar at . m.
Steamer Ben Nevis tBrl. Havre June p. to the
CompSge Generate Transatlantique, with mdSe.
Bar. al 30 m.
SAILED.
Steamers virEinian. st Nazsire; Massapedua. New
Orleans: King Howell tBrl. Have. STEAMBOAT
(Nor) Savannah: City Of Atlanta savannah Main
tNorD Philadelphia. Carthian. Norfolk and New
port News
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

GARDENER. HOUSEMAN. CSEFUL-YounR.
smart appearing Swede practical knowledge auto
mobile: excellent references: $25. Mrs. Msson's
Agency. l3l West 42d ST. Bryant 5G33.
JAPANESE COOK.-For private family: highly rec
commended. Mkt ~ West eth 81. city.
YOUNG MAN wishes a position IN priests house:
country preferred. T. Nash. I'll East SD st..
care Uf Fitzgerald.
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WORK WANTED.
Male

Male.
COMPANION. graduate nurse. American C2sI i:
good appearance character. experience. refer
snces. F.. Box l6O. Tribune Office
PORTER. -Amer.can So desires position; useful
man: gardener: handy with tools undertt ands
care o. hOrses, useful driver city or country: what
can you offer ne! Address NJ. Box II. Tribune.
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Forecast for Special lScalltIs.-East New York.
,,ir and somewhat warmer Tuesday; Wednesday
islr lIqht to moderate variable wlnds. mostly
southwest. .
Disfrfct OF Columbia Eastern Pennsylvania New
Jersey. Delaware and Man and. partly cloudy Tues
day and "Wednesday.
Western New York and Western Pennsylvania
generally fair Tuesday and wednesday
Northern New England. fair Tuesday and
wednesday: warmer Oh Maine coast.
Local Orncal Record.-Ihe following oricisl rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows the changes
IN the temperature FOR the last twenty four hours,
In comparison with the corres ponding date Of last
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SAILED
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Marseilles July s-Colbert Frl. New York. -.
London. July lo-Rnaldo tBr), New YORK VIA
Plymouth. 81 stephen tBrj Ne" YORK.
Rotterdam. July 9-Poynesla tNorl. Ne" YORK VIA
Deal
Yladlyostok. July e-Chinsse Prince (Br), New York
VIA Colon and Honolulu; lndrawadl (Brl, Ne"
York via Colon and Honolulu.
Bristol. July ll-EIeter city (Brl, New York.
Plymouth. July ll-Auchencras (Brl. New YORK Tor
Naples, July lo-Patria Tr). New York for Mar
selles.
Rotterdam. July lo-Mautensdyk Dutch. New
York
Lisbon. July lo--Prins wlllsm Dutch. New York
via West Indies, Venezuela and Madeira FOR Am
sferdAm. Rbston tBrl. New York.
Liverpool July l2-Lovains (BE), Ne" York Tor
Yokohama. July City Of Ransoon tBr). New York
via Colon. Honolulu and YladVostok
MarypOrt, July eddie (Br), New York via
st NSzaire. July 7-Lureric tBr) New York
Naples, l0-Patra. New York.
SAILED.
SHANGHAI July s-Tndrasamha tBr). New York.
Santos July i0-OregOnian. New York
Shields Juiy lO-Thule (Norl. New York
Chri,tiausaLd. July 10, p m-Dscar II lDehl,
from Copenhsgen) New York
ioil0. July l2-City Of Naples Br), New YORK
Glasgow July ll--Aysa lGrk). New YORK.
Bordeaux. July Fla Touraine tFr). New York
PASSED..
Lizard July o-Toro tBrl. New York for Hull
Gibraltar July 7-Saur Anna Frl. hsrse.IleS Tor
New York.
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Vessels Arriving at and De-
parting from Port OF
New York.
HIGH WATER

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise. 40; sunset 81; moon sets s.Z9'
moons age. ?.
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r. SALE THE LAUNCH LORNA
a he' now ga commission. Can be seen
,e-s,.{ Vine on previous notice. either
2 c1lth your broker or directly 10 ISAAC
~SLyIHlER. jamestown. r. I.
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FIRE DEPARTME EMIT.

Local For.oast.-Fair to-day. warmer; to-mor
row. flir, light variable winds
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FOR SALE.
hrmY.RaM Auction BARGAINS
BUSINESS CARDS.

,.,iOL CARPET CLEANING CO-Clsan. ~
tr,r.ss'eo an steam. hand OF Jn hoof 1888
u issy 81 East ash 81 COE BRANDT
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LdiGiAPH TYPEWRITER LETTERS
w. ~ 50, 1000. SIZE: 10. O0O IS.
I'm. 30 Go r. WEATHERFORD.
~ lLQuItsbls Bldg Room .lgi Rector tsts
-" YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
M D., Vaost. largest Most Modern.
.hs, " WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
q a. ..es9tatle. send for Circular
- sosa Bryant fST-459 West 45th 81
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HELP WANTED.
Male

H., Male.
.s,r,, Lfpercnoed purate secretary legal
81 ~. zoo address for travel IN Ear East
- ,..g age. experience. salary e1pe-ted and
.,s,s N. would be available. A. Box -.
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A-A-COOK -Swede: references from prominent
New York families NJ, Miss Hoimayer's Agency.
10 East 45d st.. third floor. phone S9i7 Murray
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proceedings. from your observation OF
the conduct of Thaw, from his family
history. have you been able to form an
opinion as TO the sanity or insanity of
Mr.. Thaw?" Cook asked him.
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Relnstatements-July T. II a m: Ptimn. W j.
Henry. assigned 20 18th. July j.. lllj a. J.. :
iTImn W j. Hyland assigned 10 2Sth. july. T..
y g. ?. H.. Ptlmu T. l. o'Cuunor assigned 10
Pensoned.-Juy 10. Il p m. Ptlmn. J. J.
Curry. 4.d on own application At 500 year. ap-
pointed May O. IS>t.
Transfers and A,'lgnm,nts.-Juy 49,. ?: m:
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CH4lBERNAID- WAITRESS Scotch Protestant
Young smart girl. seven years last place; any
where. So. Mis-. MssOu's Agency. l3l West s2d st.
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Wire communication restored after
terrific wind and transforms in south.
ern Georgia, Florida and along the At
lantic coast, three persons were killed.
ten injured and damage approximating
100000 done.
Winamac, Ind, was threatened with
destruction when the huge grain ele-
vator caught fire. The elevator, with
its bins full Of wheat and other grain.
estimated value about $4,000. was de-
stroyed
Joseph Boyer, ex-convict, and Harry
Shepley. his brother-in-law, escaped
from Sheriff Mackey and a POSSE Of
Ogle county citizens from the cottage
on an island in the Rock river near
Oregon. ILL.,, in which they were barri-
caded for more than twenty-four
hours.
The worst accident In the ten years
history of New York's subway oc.
CURED during the morning rush hours
when 700 passengers in two stalled
trains were stricken with panic In the
darkened tubes by the dense smoke
and acrid fumes from short-circuited
cable. Two hundred persons we're In
jured. one--a woman--fatally. Others
were overcome and we're rescued.
Attorneys representing the Federal
league have asked United States Dis
trict Judge X. M. Lands at Chicago to
grant an Injunction declaring the Ma
tional Baseball commission a trust, for
bidding its members from continuing
in business and voiding all its acts
and contracts with players.