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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21
NUMERO 1873.
Los ALIADOS REANUDARON FL
BONBARDEO DEL ESTRECHO
De Los DARDANELOS
la GUARNICIOK OTOhANA DEL PUERTO De
ESNIRNA HA SIDO GRANDEkERIE
REFORzADA

LONDRES. Mario 20.-Un deSpa-
cho de Atenas enyiado por la agen-
cia HavaS ia cuenla de que aver
a las cuatro de IA tarde la fLOta
aliada que Se eucueutra en el es-
trecho de los nardaneIos queriendo
forzar el paso hacia el Mar de
Marmara. reanud0 el b0mbardeo
de los fuertes que defiende dIcho
eStrcchO.
En- otros despachOs que So han
cStado rccibicndO de aquel LcatrO
de la guerra. Sc dice que los oto-
manoS han reGorzadO grandemente
la guarnici6n dr la plaza de Esmlr-
na para defender la pOblaci6n EN-
caSO de- que los aliad0S lntenten
drscmbarcar trOpas.
De Milylena lleSan infOrmeS Ell
los que ST dice que tOdas las tropas
que han llegadO de- refuerzoS a Ia
plaza de- Esmierna, cSLdn SIendO
UcuDadas en- Ia rcparaci6n d" los
furrlcs que fucron pcrjudlcadoS
nor 81 rrcirntc bOmbardeO de- Ia
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New-York tribune., 1915-07-10
UNITARIAN.

cpuecH OF THE MESSIAH. Park Avenue ard
S4tn street I'uiCI Service az II A VI. hey
WILLIAM NJ NDAGE subject ARRESTED
PROGRESS " The Publ- Cordially Invited.
New-York tribune., 1915-07-10

g in 'e' sS On , p 10 ,dqlSn ,r.3 e Ss9
own 70 DAYS. from a m. July 90 Pilmn l. +.
uarschsll "a. 10 G o. duty in map room onl,o
" j. Kennedy. an. 10 ilh u. 10 days lll,
n. r y Weber Goth. 10 3lt, hcycle duy IN
euecnsboto Bridge. 80 DAYS. July s. &. yecchic,
and and T J. ien6,n. Si.t N fc6r,.on. cld and
" Rcedel. ga. 70 On ] D; July 10 20 July iS'
iuly i, Nation " Whichursi. ljoth, TO H.
u squad duty in Special Squad No. !. 10 days.
Assignment Discontinued --Ptimn. G II Grircn.
ir., lelN, "a clerical an house du'y. July 10.
Leaves Of At"nee-smseon NJ McGo1cr9. sIl1h
Flske 2lsi $. - % day. 4 m. July 20; Lieut.
J. Leonard IN 10 days. l2ol a.. 10. July 3.
naTsosr n.Te a ,sT 9o' lse sl uj day. l"S > s.s &
1890. day. July -; V. r. Raynof lj6th. day.
Dunn. yle5th. / DAY. july ia; ii. a boring. iioih.
Apello.aon. 10, fgn Pay on sick Report tp-
April q. to u p m June 4. d. II. Cohen; l'eih;
10 a. NJ Feb. - 1915. to y p. m Apnl J.
Advancement, 70 Grade, To 81 $50 srsde. MY q.
Ptlmn. Z. J Mcclure. "h share ''9' =
cGmmcfiord in n sChnicf. leth 7 + Owens.
le,h: E. ,sshac,,"r I'm; J.. ,wPpff. I'm y.
J. 4 MuTlRs s5iG 'S Il SG,ri. 1; sad, j. ! dan'i-
,9n. ,22d. II Freeman; 2sd: : W Kais1r. "a "a
~. ~ HdfN'N1N, -HQ, ? FtllNe A1lli IL ifNiNiss
ssh; J Ncloushlin. 10Th II C. slot. 1874
J. 2. Drscoll llSd. c =. Walsh. liGIh ! II.
'Xo1isrs. is2d {. Gro'e. i5nh; : A foran. sou,
Roylc. le1,h, A. scholI. e77th J. NJ Simmcn.
Fined ScTF; T. ii Jones 10Th pct. April :.
failed 10 enforce discipline by not reporting patrol
man m post days l'Hnn. r } McDtmoti.
a. April :. Offering and IA oonveyailon with
ctlzens ore half day J Devn. 18Th April a.
failed "a report at Police Headquarters as directed
uhcn under suspension. N days j. Meade, 2lst.
Nav 20. absent without leave I day. J. A. Smith.
Elsa May %. absent without leave ! day. G. w.
Carroll. Goth. June .. absent without leave days
G. W kotschtu. 2sth. Anil 2. % permitted pris-
onoT - escape ~ failed % promptly report
escape. 80 failed 10 promptly obey order n con
yey prisoner 10 coufa 10 DAYS; =. J. sullivan.
yNth. May 7s, conversation. one hall DAY: w. J.
walsh. 2Sth Nav 2s. lettering snd IN convepa-
ton one hah day; J. McAunfe 32d charge pre-
,errod while attached 20 ls7thl. April g. absent
proper patrol. days: p. ?. Rim seth lcharsc
proper patrol absent from post coming from liquor
saloon. dSys. II. A. Fhre.ough. 4sd. May 81.
shseut from post. S days. W. D. Lander t5d.
APRIL 3. absent from post days. ], T. Nolan.
42d Awl s, absent from post. al side door Of
liquor saloon. dayS: W. L. Baumker. Clst March
20. standing al entrance of liquor saloon. drinking
whiskcS. 10 days &. IS. Brewster. 661h. April ..
I'm rear room ~ saloon while OF duty in uniform.
days. II. p Rado. seth. April 2. On rear room of
saic'u Will, or duty IN uniform. days; v y.
McGrec7. l<ith. June l. faileA 70 report A. Sta
ton house enc half day: A. r =. Browne 1871.
Ma, %. absent without leave. dfys
New-York tribune., 1915-07-10
HARVESTING DELAY
UNSETTLES WHEAT
Diminishing Estimates in Europe
Offset Bearish Washing
ton Report.

Chicago, July 9. Uneasiress over
The delay in harvesting in the United
States and because Of diminishing
ectimatcs Of the yield in Western Eu-
-ope, especially France. acted to-day
IS moro than an offset for .he bcarish
crop report from Washington as to
wheat The market closed unsettled,
hut &c 20 sac above last night. Corn
finished sc Off to &c TO 1i4c up; oats
NJ an advance Of isc to l4c TO 1ssc.
ard provision with a gain Of Is to %.
Notwithstanding that the govern
mont report indicated tho largest crop
On record. the wheat market through
out the day showed tendency to ad.
vance, excepting just at the opening
and shortly before the close Wheat
rallied to-day from an early decline,
cue to the bearish construction placed
on the United States government crop
report. The ensuing upturn in values
was largely the result of Liverpool
advlces telling Of import needs and of
chances that the yield in Western Eu-
rope would be smaller than had here
tofore been expected. The crop out
look was said to be especially unfa-
Norable in France. After opening 4 c
10 sac lower the market rose to above
last nights level all around, with July
developing decided strength Signs Of
M active shipping demand from the
East had bullish effect on corn. Sell.
ers were scarce. The opening, which
ranged from sc Off to 1Isc advance.
was followed by the market steady
ing at range generally higher than
yesterdays close, especially for July.
Oats hardened with other grain. At
first. however. the market was under
considerable selling pressure on &C,
count Of the bearish crop figures from
Washington.
Offerings Of provisions were light
In consequence the market displayed
frmness regardless of "A decline in the
price OF hOps
New-York tribune., 1915-07-10
ARRIVED

Steamer Delaware. PHILADELPHIA to III. clyde ss
CO. with mdse Passed b. ona,antine az ., p m. m
steamer Commodore Rollins lNorl. Port Antonio
July g. 10 the A&srilc Fruit Go. with fruit. Bar
s'oamer Grosholm tNorl. sydney. c R. July 5.
TO tho seebu.s Ss Co. in ballast Par at go a M
Steamer Tropsa tBri. London June = To the
CunaTd - Co.. lfd. with mdse. Bar At N
steamer sstsumJ. Dunoee June %. 20 Barber X
Go. with mdse Bar a. n -
steamer saint George tBrl. Glasgow June 26. 10
the Cumard = Co with ndse Bar az 30 m
Steamer Clty N 81 Louis. Savannah July 4. 10
the Ocean IS 60. with passengers end mdse Passed
in Quarantine 81 50 n e.,-,
OIL Co With oil. Passed IN Quarantine at 6:ls
an. c.,....- ,,,- - ,,.
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse. Passed IN Quar-
s:.amer Arapahoe. Jacksonville iqy and
and mdse Passed in Quarantine at II u m
steamer Manhattan Philadelphia for New Lon
don Passed in eua[aniine nat at sso i,o 81 n Fl, Res
ton Iuly 5. to sanderson 4 son. Wi'h mdss. Bar
steamer ;S1 h,tec Cvor, Ioadon June g. to the
Interoccsn Transport Co. IN ballast Bar at $40
Steamer san Jacinto Galrcs,on, July 3: Vi. Key
West. TO the Mailory S. co. WIN ps,ssnse" aud
mdse Passed in Quarantine at 1915 NJ
steamer Panama. Crstoh4l July 3. 70 me Pan
anna Railroad IS Line. With l55 passengers. mails
and mdse Bar at S 20 n.
steamer Pho,in2 lBr) Alsers June q 10
Winchester & c. in ballast Bar |" go ~, n
10 tho Old Dominion SIS Co Win passengers and
mdse. Passed IN ,ouarantine at $40 ? M
,olI Dominion IS Go. With mdse Passed In Quar-
"'ssi,.s sFsmcr rrincps di Udins (rsn. G.no. June
y = 1ess Wits Go. wh passengers and mdse.
Esssed Fire Island Al 3.j5 m.
10 ,SS 7i0a.caj Fruit Co with fruit. Bar at go
! Steamer Sc Car Rv,,). Aich,nsel. to Beuh.m &
New-York tribune., 1915-07-10
SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.

West Ind Ave. and lIth =
Rev HENRY EYERTSON COBB. y. D.. Minister
Rer / Ed Berg y. D. will plealh AZ II A VI
New-York tribune., 1915-07-10
PLAN TO WELCOME
HORDE OF RUSSIANS
Vast Number of Middle
Classes Expected At
ter the War.

This city has iust been made head
quarters for evangelical work among
the 1.250,000 Russians in America.
There closed here yesterday the first
American convention of Russian and
Ruthenan Baptists and Evangelical
Christians The last named are mem
bers of the Disciples Of Christ. 1t is
the conviction of Russians already here
that Immediately the war ends there
will emigratc to America vast numbers
Of Russians of the middle grade. 1t
is also claimed that not all of these
Russians belong to the Russian Or
thodox Church. There arc in this coun-
trv 175 Greek and Russian Orthodox
churches.
In Russia there has grown up In the
last twenty years, 1t is stated. a con-
siderable BODY of Bible Christians.
These are Bsptists and Disciples, and
hence these two bodies in this country
are interesting themselves in Russian
immigration. Five Russian centres
have been decided upon to be estab-
Nshed in New York. These are the
Second Avenue Baptist Church. at
Tenth Street; the Beck Memorial Pres
byterian Church at West Farms; the
Judson Memorial Church in Washing
ton Square; the Olivet Memorial
Church on the East Side, and the
Mariners Temple in Henry Street.
Some other places will be established
particularly one in Brooklyn.
II is claimed that great need already
exists for additional ministers, and
that this need will be greater still after
the war. SO there is 10 be established
IN New York at once Bible schoo! 70
teach young Russians TO be evangelical
ministers There Will sl9o be founded
a Russian Christian newspaper, a Rus
sian home for immigrants, and a RUS
sian employment bureau. The school
is 10 be located in the Second Avenue
Baptist Church. and locations Will De
found for the home and the labor bu-
reau as soon as possible There are
ALREADY Russian churches OF this order
in nine principal cities. besides some
in Canada. ,,:
The American Baptist Home Mission
Society, with headquarters IN TINS cltV'
is helping these Russians TO care loi
religious welfare of themselves ano
those 20 come here after the war. Inc
Rev. William Fetler. late OF St Peters
buro. is head Of the work, and the
chairman Of national work is the Rev
J. A. Koiesnikotf. of Toronto. Mr.. Fet-
Ter built up big Baptist Church N
st. Petersburg, and through Dr. H. .
Macarthur American Baptsts contrlo-
uted considerable money TO II, and 10
the founding of Baptist seminary IN
Russia.
New-York tribune., 1915-07-10
CHICAGO PRICES.
GRAIN IN OTHER CITIES.

Duluth July 0.-wHFAT-No / hard. 81 4lls
81 54i. dsl $6is July 81 5a'a September 81 o6',
MilH aukcc. July s-WuEAT-No ! northern.
hard uin,e-. N.sOSSl.32. september. slO5ss De
cember. tlofisgN .06Ss. C0RN-No yelo".
.gi.c. 40 8 white, SOC; september. 8isc Deem
hei 6j'sc BARLEY Mating 72@iGc.
- Louis; July ee,--WHEAT-No red. rev
nal. jay. 81 o.. Seqtemhc-. SlOliS. tORN-N0
2 3Sl.r. 40 white 7e1zc July ~: Septem
Der i27s. OATS-No >. sic. No white. 5i'7c'
Minneapolis July e.-wIIEAT--No hard. Sl.4i;
No / northern. 81 SSh@ 81 az No . Ngr'hem.
CORN-No yello., ~ o 7oc, OATS No 2
white. 5Oi- a 5O2.c FLOUR and bran unchanged.
Toledo july 9.-WHEAT-CaSh. $l.52: July.
sll2s. September sI06A December. 81. o9is.
Kansas City. july. e.-WilEAT No .afd;
mixed ~ d7Gc. No white. 77Hc. No yellow.
.-i. e 7Sc. OATS-No white. sc. No mixed
New-York tribune., 1915-07-10
1Hr MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF ST.
NfrHDIAS
THE WEST END COLLEGIATE CHURCH

5th Ave. and iSth ST.
Rev MALCOLM JAS. MACLEOD. ID. D. Minister.
Church closed during month Of july.
New-York tribune., 1915-07-10
Barometer RsacSsss. +,
DANIEL RUSSELL, D. Q. II 'sl' ~ i : ! = IN

pARIrM.NEW YORK. ll2d 81. NJ Morris "
COWITC. lanes S. KittelI. D. D.. AuE /
Fredetiok ]. Stanley. D. D.. July 25. Aus 10 y
New-York tribune., 1915-07-10

Chartcrng continued confined - tho coal trades.
frcigrts ~ all other kinds being scarce Rates
were ouotably s,egdJ with ample tonnage Offering
quota IONS liverpool. London. Glasgow @nd Hull.
ied: cotton to IArcrpool pet 100 %. s1N Charters:
Br ,t.atnef js2 tots L : and River Plate trade
one rolnd trip l3s. deliver north o; Haieras'
prompt: Amer steamer $500 600 tons coal At
iantic Range 10 L PGcfc port. Si.e5. July Aug
Amer steamer 800 900 tons same. Br steamer.
So tons. coal Virsina to W & Italy. three
trips 40s Cd JULY Br steamer $50 tons. same
Br steamer. 2if3 tons somc Br steamer. s25
TINS same from Philadelphia. itsl steamer. aO2o
tons coal Baltimore n W Italy or sicily, I.
PROMPT. schooner az tons corrected. coal. Norfolk
II Pensnhuco s775: Br schooner. I'll tons. sta'es.
New-York tribune., 1915-07-10
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Dismissed on PsnsIon.--On own application. y
p m July @ Ptlmn 7. o'Connell, d@d. - 800
year. appointed Decenbei ;. lSSS; H. I|eder'
Transfers and Assignments. 9. Ptlmn. j..
Gibs De, Bureau 70 63d. designation as acting
designation as acting det ssrgt. I ,. m. Iuiy TO-
J. 4. Flanagan: l5h TO Traffic & Div; D. n Rins s.
9Th. r. J. Dixon. lst l. D. 10 ljith; 7. Wright
man l6lst assigned to clerical and house duty
{ r Mas'crsou. l63d. assignment changed from
,l,rical sli house duty 70 clerical duty. Msrons
~ " Bigdus 18th TO l50th. " Ernest. 9Th 10
l3th. b. Maireu. l5e'h 20 3ith. lMutuall. =
. n.. Iu'. a. Ptmn. J. A Ullrich. sd 10 2S3d !,
T. Codsteiu. -S.d 70 3ed
Temporary ssimments.-Surgeons J. D. German.
New-York tribune., 1915-07-10
Cleveland Iron Plant Sold.

A group Of capitalists, headed by
William G. Mather, has purchased the
Cleveland Furnace Company from Rog-
ers. Brown & Co. Mr.. Mather succeeds
D. B. Meacham as vice-presi ident. The
company's plant consists of two blast
furnaces, with an annual output OF
1000 tons Of pig iron. The company
is capitalized at s2,000,00O
New-York tribune., 1915-07-10
Sales in Auction Rooms.

E7 Henry Brady
ll1TH ST. - East. o. s.. 20 5'h ~ 1IuV =, :,
s7 ieali James J. ',He'p.11 80 1tobsrt l.
,N - - an * ,.' q iOs an
,c. ..., 80, c..
sr.Nrn. '--'-o . Co.,ek A. l9ll1.o.
.I 81 stable. MARY Vaughn e. Al AZ Han
fsa s''t q Ihos ieay, "H .oe ~
iiEt1sm. rf'. due 20 49, laies' e'0' S0''9O
ne r.alrN f0f /. 200. o..
-o-l two s'' tnm's' Eicelsior SarnSs I',ll. RAM
S., HA' "a. s.,' SO az tsres' etc'
{49s-9. Do tac l.a.4uT for $4,000.
o.. f....t - Nav
,..-.. 10y 'o''I" 60. o--,,o
New-York tribune., 1915-07-10
GpPRAISALS OF ESTATES,

MRS CLARA FRANKENTIAL Jan 5. l9l5l.
Net sia27l0 To Mrs Bella Landauer. dsnghier'
a lie estate I'm Sl227l0. remainder after HE eS-
faie 10 James y LlnddUcr aud William J. LIN
dauer. grandsons. 70 Charles Dttman' brother a
NE estate of $50 OO0 remainder after this IKE es-
fste m Mrs Bsrs Lndauer Isidor y. Lndauer
Isldo- y Lladaucr. SOL -iu-law. IS 900: % Helen
t;o.dsticker cousin s. 900 Assets Deposits Nl5;
llfc Insurance s. 2SS mortgages slS2ebS. Jewelry,
sos. sf0-Fs AMI bonds tl2.4ei.
.,iAHY /: MARKfY Avg 81: ioiD. s': Net; 'Is.- b.
posts sll.0i4. mortgages. $3.50. -
GFoRGE W GREEN April 49, 1919. Ne,
si2 SO t. Ms. Iva 4 Greea, widow, s'.l5
George A Green sol. S. $50. Assets. Deposits.
tosIs. stocks. sl.7oG. etal nat business. nItures
and good will $1,000
New-York tribune., 1915-07-10
TALL LOFT NEAR
MORCANS HOME
sixteen Story Structure
planned Opposite House
of George F. Baker.
LIKELY TO RESULT
IN COURT FIGHT
Site Recently Purchased by
August Heckscher from the
Emily Havemeyer Estate.

s;xtoen story lott and store build
onrcsite the home Of George +.
stt.r and within g block Of j. 7. Nor
- dwelling will become Il reality, ii
81. -~eye1tod rs the courts. 1t is
.,sr7cS for the southwest corner of
w"5isor av. and SSth St, "A plot 9S.sX
e. iee.. which was purchased recently
~, August HccNscher from the estate
= T~i.y Havemeyer. Plans were hled
'..,or6ev for The proposed structure
~ !. Harmon, architect, who eStl-
10 IS cost at S550,o00. The prop
CIV Was sold through Clark I. Cham
h,rs FOR a price around S65O,OOO.
Il is likely that Mr. Morgan will
s-b. ir The courts against the building
As'og erected. He was recently elected
~ second term president OF the
,i,r~ay Hill Association, an organiza-
rcr whose chief aim is 70 prevent
k,siress e-croachment N the district.
w Norgan's father and the BAKERS,
,,;th other residents OF the district,
80 srent thousands and thousands
- dollars 20 prevent business invasion
IN the Murray Hi!l section.
The site is said 20 be just inside the
Murray Hill restriction. The oppo-
-;,o southeast corner of Madison av.
s,5 SSth ST.. for many years occupied
Nv the Old South Church, has recently
hs.n ,le subject Of a lawsuit, and a
cent decision Of the court Is that an
s,sr.nert house can he erected on the
,'.o without infringing OR the Murray
XIII restriction.
WHOM IL comes 70 the matter Of a
brs;0oss structure the recent decision
so.s no. arrlv. nor does the one affect
;rc the Cameron Building. al Saith and
Madison ay.. which was only partially
mon restricted property. IS was the
rsw Professional Building, at the
,ou,hesst corner Of Madison av. and
9Sth s. The latter corner was Tor
r,srlv the site Of the old Aston apart
~srt. and shortly after the decision in
.bs Cameron case the property was
soi3 and commercial building pro-
;srted The steel work was up sew
,rsl stories when Mr.. Baker bought
NE property, giving the builders tneir
Wr Baker. firing Of the vacant lot
-syt 10 his residence. at 256 Madison
az decided 10 erect the Professional
g,;ldirg. four stories in height, which
you'd conform with tho other build
irps in the neiChborhood. No signs,
l1,royo- are allowed or the outside
~ .be structure. Mr.. Baker has made
srbscouent purchases 20 protect ms
Vr. Heckscher has been a prominent
s-rre I'm the real estate market IN
rsce-. Years His most notable former
rurrbase was the old residence OF the
ie.o "a C. Whitney. at the southwest
New-York tribune., 1915-07-10
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Naples. July :. ( a m--Amercs UtaD New York:
9Th Europa Utah, New York.
Rotterdam. July s-Nooriam Dutch. New York.
Bermuda July .. a m--Bermudian tBr). New
York
Valparaiso. July s--Horick Hail. New York vi,
Colon. Callao. etc.
Gibraltar July e-Er-ns Br. New York for
Piracus
Cherboure. July G-Devon City (Brl. New York
for Hayre: Chnihill iBD. New York.
Copenhagen. July e-Ponecr. New York Via Kirk
wall
Chstobil. JAY e-zscsps. Carasena for Ner York
land preceded.
Daklr. July 5-Mararan (Brl. New York
Naples. jay America New York: s. Europa.
Ro, or,iari. July s-Noardam. New York
Punts Arena. july s-Chipana tBr). New York
aid Philadelphia.
Bristol. July J-Bristol city tBr). New York.
SAILED.
shanghai July S-Esrmont Castle (Brl, New York.
Barbados Iuy s-Edwsrd Pierce from New YORK;.
Rio 10 Janeifo.
Hong Kong. july S-waltou Hail Obi. New York.
Bergen. Juy :. midnight -Bergcnsf;ord tNor), New
York
Liverpool. July s-Cymrc (Brl. Nsu York
Colombo Igly CITY of Colombo OBJ from Cal
cuuai. Boston and New York
Rotter rdan. July s-Niouw Amsterdam Dutch.
New YORK
PASSED.
Prawle Point july s-American Dutch. New
York foT Rotterdam.
New-York tribune., 1915-07-10
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

Boyts,n with passengers and mdse PISSED Fire
Island ~ A. m
steamer Homer Cit tBrl. HaVre June ~. 10 the
tompAFnle IcueTalo Tfanss,lsrtiqIe. with mdse.
Passed Fire Island at $50
Car tRusgial. ArchanGel. June 20 To Benham
BAR N.
. Dunclu'na iBrl. Bordeaux June 81 and Hampton
Hosds Jub :. 10 Houlder Weir Bod IN bal
last Bar Sij y H.
Steamer Car. Arrhangcl
Steamer Principe "a tdine (ltal), Genoa June
g. Naples - aud Palermo p. 10 Furucss. Witty
a 20. with 20 hrt and % second cabin and 2-1
Neefsge passengers aud fndso Bar a. $40 no.
SAILED
steamers Dasland tNorl. Puerto Plata; Nasahoe.
Wilmington and Ge0rgst01n. Evelyn San Iuln
lumuu lCuhanl. Nassau. Stsnjo (N0r), Chris
uana. Adventure III. san JuGr.
New-York tribune., 1915-07-10
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination AID steamer $50 D. m
Jsyan. Corcs. China tVla Seattle). MEXICO
Nam ........................ July IL
eSia san Tr,nci,3oj Chiyo Maiu July IL
Japfn. Coroa. China. Philippines tVia So
Ts1lU Marque.as. cook Islands New
Zealand Australia tvia san Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1915-07-10

N,.h'0 Rome lhfofm1tloh iree 10 prospective buy.
c, ~, ~ --isi covers fsid Can write No agents See
- Home Service 50 W 3lst S. Tel 1851 Aad
New-York tribune., 1915-07-10
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
tt EsDAY. July ~.

Orante Nassau. Hayti. Il . W 1880 pm 800 pm
Apache Isrksoryillc. clyde. .... 90 pm
Cifv Of Say2rl4h Savsuuah Ssv 90 pm
Georgian. san Francisco. Anil. --- II 90 N
New-York tribune., 1915-07-10
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors, Teachers Tutots:
Families Apply 10 Mrs NJ. J. YOUNG
FULTON. 20 Unsop square
New-York tribune., 1915-07-10
FIRE RECORD.

. 20 -sli 5th s.. osner unknown; trihIns
ll:o0-lif L. Houston St. Lena Margensiein' tn
fins
II 45-sj Cannon st. owner unknown: none
PM
l2.j5-i5 West -. Csrman COOLIES; trhins.
] 2j-j4 llLc e. Simon Pres. triiiing.
] i5--li9 East 90th 81. Callahan Company; $50.
-0-l25 20 as T. 2ith st.. J. !. Little: triaing
. s0-2I jefferson st. Vol & Omen trhing
. 50-li2S Washington ay, Tie Bnor; Nathan
Ncnsr tlihiug
41o-ialj wilkins sv The Bronx: Max Rubin
none
545-sli Tiffany S.. The Bronx. Arthur Kalissy:
unknown.
COS columbia st.. volfs Klein: slight
1i5-G46 ilth St.. Abraham katner. tulnlns-
75j-llj " 80ih S.. Levey 8 julius trinins
; 00--3O1 East 18Th ST.. J. /. Ioluson Tinns
S35-239 East l23ih -. Int x X 60 trlnin1, "a,
S.lO-23ith ST. near Kepsr av. The Bronx; Civ
n NCw York tdiing
10 210 Cherr, - Is!dofC Cohfn; TIMING.
e.l5-64s lnnoT sv Mr. Singe- riding.
n.-0-3fl East 5Ith ST.: Mrs SimpO4in t1nlns
10 O.53-6o-il Norfolk St.: j. Hyman. trining
New-York tribune., 1915-07-10

Local ofItal ReeOrd.--The following onicial rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows the changes
In the temperature for the last twenty-four hours
ia comparison with the corresponding date Of last
New-York tribune., 1915-07-10
FURNISHED COTTAGES To LET.
COUNTRY.

t.s' iNGBt re. sullivan County furlished cot
ri,1,. icons. large yersnda. good location. l5
t,...a WAX 20 railroad station minutes 20
Z. E,e - Owner FRANKLIN. 80 Broad st.. ci,y.
y DooiDhisolVg, y. \.
New-York tribune., 1915-07-10
WORK " ANTEU.
Male

COMPANION. sraduAie nurss American f2ol;
good spQe4rsrce. character sKperi-lce. refer
ences r. Box 100. Tribune O'nce.
PORTER American. IS. des!rts p3sl,loa. useful
mar. gardener. handy xlfh tools lrderstards
care Of hoses useful driver. city NJ country. What
can sou oTrc mes Address N. Blx H. Tribune
New-York tribune., 1915-07-10
COUNTY, PROPERTY.

'ok LOW COST. high-grado bungalows
? Ttt Brightwaters. Booklet Is on request.
e. ~ A'k kEFSON co. / West 34th St y Y
New-York tribune., 1915-07-10

Highest temperature yesterday. 70 degrees lat
94o 2. M. lowest. 50 degrees tat a M;
average 90: average for corresponding dste last
ear i average Tor corresponding date last thirty
three years. -.
Barometer Rsae7rEs. -" -
A 9ss9 ?. m. --si n 4s'sS
HumIdls.. ..... ma T'''
l. m. Sc p M. - ! ?. ~''' ms
Local Forscsst-Fsr odsy and probably %
morrow: moderate temperature. light west winds
New-York tribune., 1915-07-10
Vessels Arriving at and De-
parting from Port Of
New York.
MINIATURE ALMANAC
BIGH WATER

Sunrise. 90. sunset 732: moon rises 80
mopu's age. q.
New-York tribune., 1915-07-10
HELP WANTED.
Male

DRAUGHTslIAN FOR English lnik~7r de-oraus.
work required. would have % submit specimens
OF cHl designs. write. glFily f4l p4rIcIla0s
'a.a9. etc. a. W. Boz Tribune orloc
WANTED.-Experencei pnyats secretary. lsgal
training. good address. fc. trlYe. 81 Ear Easf
ApDiy. stating ege. experience s4ars s4p,cted and
When services would be available. A. Box 81.
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