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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-29

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Corpus Cbrrt SOD hfne ief 800 ln
hl,sOe $50 ht 20 iht HInaaH Hraoaisu
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map or plat ~ said edition apreats
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property
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cIsTERNs CLEANED.

-1sTrprs CLEANED without ~
.-..,..,r water an work guaranteed
4. f,r,rct.s from representative fnen ~
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Help Wante6--Maie

rO MEN our system ~ teach'ns bar
tar.ne crabirs 500 Oh learn profiiahle
,rof,ss.an aaicfiY Write M0ier 'nl
isre W. Commerce San Aninnio 81
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-29

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1stt 800. aaa ip cultlyaiion an Nsti,
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f1tNN fU1Hwgut amounting ~
81 $40 tf in favor ut w NJ ioaea aud
pN rnsis 10 put
UN HnNtp ma NaHa iiis $50 dAS
nf NNN1untf A ~ f9iu
Al "a WRIGHT
NheNff Nagtss County Trsas
Ns psfaf ueliams Deputy Ads spl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-29

$50 s'stA+Aa Af AfaHH iANiF tNN fiaN
aeing seoa business sickness Il na
son 60 sciiine ABrh 80 go cnatar
ral 81 SEQ
fQN SALE rNo eiarn,ts 4 aet y
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FOR sALE rhe n.smar,k cafe ons
@ th' hesi rcstnurnuis iu ghe Gas
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lnqnrc a, ths h.sinafsA Cafe ast
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measure. Ncsidcd appointments Rs
telephone fesi card or letior given
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heshlfY. curreiirrre. Residence. s.s
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70 g. Emssirian Millinery. as starr
street sfs
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cycle thrte .reed flol as new b.
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a barnin. "'
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town te acres n cultivation nan
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go acres eopd black land meas Rsh.
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itNa prer fS5 Der acre
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-29

WE MY hides. green or dfy, tHina'
BONES. RAGS. brass copper auicmohiio
nrrs. inner tuhoa maeNiii'a arc ~
pcrs charles Land Co tls Oas.
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-29

FOR SALE Three roam hoaso N rg,s
''hliton located IN Western part IL
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-29

TOR sALk- Or TRADE nsir roN hau
"s'ing spoa business sickness II tts
sen 90 scaiue AprA 80 go Cnataar
val 81 81,
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pom SALE rpo elaun,,s 4 aed y
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-29

ROOM ANl WlARo for ofucrrs
mHN m luNafe Residence on south
tIuff cno. hnf mock from has ana
.ouf hloicks from camp Address loA
800 care Caller ass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-31
POLICE DEPARTMENT

Transfer. - a m. sept D.-IAcut James Nc
Cormick. lj3d 70 lJ2d Pstrolmen. from 25ui 70
35'h ,, y2hn L. saver william G. L Haske John
Edward II. Stol Frederick Sass
Temporary Assignment.-Patrolmen Edward VII
lowe. 9Th 70 9gth. 10 days. a N. Aug 20:
George Il, Griffin. lsls,. to once O Borough IN
spect0r Brooklyn. m, Aus. So during alb
sence o. patrolTen on vacation. Charles v stevens
l12d 70 18TH T. D. a. motorcycle messenger. 4
?. m Aug. 20. during absence Of patrolman on sick
report. Denis J. Murphy. 274th to 27eth. as oper-
stor Of motor patrol wagon. days a m. Aug %.
Leaves Of absence without pay .-Pstrolmen
Thomas + Walsh. 18th. dsys. S a m. Sept
8. John Il Dent 23d day. S a m. Sept.
Patrick Dolli. 29th days. a. m. Sept 3.
Sick Leaves Granted Sergeant Ezekiel / Kel-
ler 2d l. D.. co DAYS. 4. N. Aus. 50. Patrol
man John i. Vesey, lj4th. so days a m. sept !.
Applications for Full Pay While on Sick Report
Acting Captain Ernest l. Van Wagner 9th Branch
Def. Bur. ~ ol a. m. Aug 30. during disability
Patroumen Denis J. Treacy esd. 1880 a. ~. Aug
q. during disability: John = Mcdonald. 275th
l. 50 p. n. Aug is. 10 - p. m. Aug y
Acting Det sergt Thomas ]. Carroll 94j a m.
Aug -. during disability
Suspended Without PY.-Pstroman Daniel j.
McNichols. 42d 40 p. m. AUG %.
Reyoestion.-SO much o. Paragraph 4, s. O.
1876. e. s. as temporarily assigns Pstrolmsn james
j. Boyisn. 18th. N 99th. for ten days. is revoked
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ARMY and NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

Cleveland 2, .I.eqti'. crc.r 49,,
Island % San DIEGO a. navigator.
Il T. : ROOT. detached Cleveland. when placed
in ordinary TO home and await orders
Lus. y. VI. PIGMAN. detached Marietta. 20 Con
steiauon. wee Ens. r. dc : HORN. 70 Marietta
Eus. A. n ADDOMS. detached MachiAs 70 70
ceyng ship Norfolk. Va. vice Ems. ;. H. MAT
r. 4. surs. G. " SHEPARD detached Glacier.
10 home and await orders.
navy yard. y. y. Nov J. a. assist 10 oficer
Boa charge of provisions and clothing dept.
Pay e. c. MAYO. detached Wyoming sept 80 70
Pay. " u. SHARP. TO navy yard. y. Y. as
assistant 70 supply orcer.
Pay n W. BROWNIE " Ill., detached navy yard.
Pay c. { sCHAfER detached navy yard. y. 7.
Asst civil Eng j. y IAYCOCK. commissioned.
On Carp J. 4 GAIIALEE. 70 nav yard Norfolk
vice IN. Cam. }. 7. :. MILLER. 20 Asiauc sta
ton VIA Nov. transport.
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED
Aug 2s-Flusser al " Y. yard. Hancock. A.
Vera Cruz. Wheeling. a. Puerto MEXICO ard
AUG % Alabama. Illinois. Kssrsarso. Kentucky.
Louisiana Maine. New Jersey Rhode Island and
Virginia. a. Taugier Sound. Celtic and Sosce. It
Port au Prince. CulEoa. ~ TompkiusUlc: Dol
phin. a. Minthrop hoquois. al san Diego
SAILED
AUG 2s-Ailsen Providence fol week end cruise
Aug 2S-HercIle.. Norfolk Tor TGsier Sound !.
Neptune Vera Cruz for Iobcs Island. wheeling
Puerto MEXICO Tor lrouiera.
louisiana. Maine New Jersey. Rhode Island AMI
Virginia Hampton Roads for TanGer Sound
Cesar Barcelona Tor Newport. via fqnchal !.
for y Y. Nashville TsmDico Tor lobos Island
Prairie. Care Hsyuen for Santiago. via Guam
,ansno: Wheeling. trontera Tor rrOsreso. ~,
Mail Tor Montana should Dc cent Co fincy FONT
Nd. until further notice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-31

LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST BANkBOOKs.
LOSr-BAnkbook No s25 81 Of Bank for SAY
ings. $50 tth New York Payment stopped
Please raturn 10 bank
LOST Handbook No oss 81 Of Bank for sav
ings. go tth sv. New York Payment stopped
Please return TO bAnk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-31
WILL USE MOVIES
TO AID RECRUITING
Captain White Is Going After
New Men i'm New Fashion.

Captain 5. r. White, u. s. A., in
charge of recruiting at the LIST Field
Artillery 9rmory. Broadway and Sixty
eighth Street. has decided that some
thing more than a sign "Come Join the
Army" and sergeant parading at the
door is needed to get reinforcements
for the regiments on the Mexican
border lie has received permission
from his superiors TO go after recruits
as England or Canada goes after them
Within few days Captain White
will announce plans for free motion
picture show and military band concert
in the armory. Through the coopera-
ton Of film company he has obtained
the release Of new pictures showing
General Pershing's column on the trail
Of Villa. Between pictures there will
be short, snappy talks on recruiting by
army officers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-31
Major Walter Robinson
Is Stricken on the
Border.
DISEASE SPREADS
TO I'd INFANTRY
Believed to Spring from
from Food Handled
i'm Mission.

fr-rv sts7 Correspondent q Tho 7r1bwel
HEADQUARTERS Sixth Division, u. S. A.
McAllen, Tex, Aug. Solve more
cases Of parstyphoid were reported TO-
day from the base hospital at San An
tonic 60 Lieutenant Colonel W. 5. Terri
berry. chief surgeon of the New YORK
division. They bring the total TO
twelve.
In the list Of names made public AZ
division headquarters appears that oil
one man from the 18th Infantry
stationed at McAllen. II was thought
that he was exposed 70 infection during
q visit 10 Mission, where all the other
cases originated and where IT rs be
lieved a carrier of psratyphoid lives
The names made public to-day IN
elude that of Major Walter q. Robin
son. Of Schenectady, commanding the
ID Battalion of the I'd Infantry. de IS
the only commissioned officer 80 far
stricken. which has strengthened the
belief that the disease springs from
food or drink handled in the town.
The others on the list are Private J.
J. Sullivan, A Company, l<th; Privates
Timothy Gsfnsy and Martin Haines' I
Company, lIth; Private George Cum
mings, Company, lAth; First Ser
geant ". Keegan, K Company 14tn'
Private James Douachy, L Company
18th; Private Will L Neary, medical
department, 14th; Private James Brady
Company, Goth; Private Thomas
Ramsey, A Company, I'd; Private
Gerard Byrns, L Company, I'd; Private
John Marstaler, NJ Company, 18th.
The appearance Of the disease IN the
I'd Infantry has carried it 70 every or
ranization encamped at Missioe excep'
the I'd Field Hospital and the an Am,
bulance Company. Five more cases %
Undetermined fevers" were sent ehio
afternoon 70 the base hospital st san
Antonio. where laboratory tests will be
made 10 establish the character OF thelr
ailment. -Four of these cases came
from the I'd Infantry. -;
Colonel Terriberry has been hanol-
canned in his efforts 20 combat para
typhoid by red tape, which mas re-
suited IN delay in getting the reports
10 the central authority. -, =.
Laboratory equipment VIII pc II
place in the new base hospltsI mere py
the end Of the week, and Thereafter tne
tests will be made here, thereby saving
the fifty hours necessary Tor the Trans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-31
BUSINESS TROUBLES
Bsnkrupt Petition.

Bsnkruptcy Petition.
sANTI PUGLSI. dressmaker. Of 52s East 18th
st. has fled petition. with liabilities 81 .57l. 10
three creditors and no assets.
Bankruptcy Schedules.
PEERLESS CREAMERY DAIRY EQUIP
showing liabilities t7.lSs and assets So 70I, con
slstins Of stock. $500: accounts. So 900 fixtures
:,o0' merchandise at r0''eh''''r' 'l'0 and cash
Receiver Appointed.
oRsEcK BROS. Judge Hand has Appointed D.
M .o Of LosI Tsse' sriy 05 9 G Bros
81 500 application Of the II. o. co. Liabilities
were $4,000 and assets about $4,000. They were
City At Sc Sheriff ST.. where they have been for
more than ten yesrs.
Trustee Elected.
STATE LINE TELEPHONE GOWNS W.
Wilson, who has been elected trustee Of The STATE
n Y. has ned bond OF 81. 900. which hs. BEEN
approved by Stanley W. DEXTER. referee.
Composition Confirmed.
NEW PREMIER MARKET INC.-Judrs A n
Hand Hand has e4anTmsd composition Of tho Nes
creditors at 80 cents on the dollar. cash.
RsasIsnmsnt MAIDS.
JOSEPH WEINBERG. trading a. J. Weinberg A
Co. feathers. University Place. who made an
assignment on June n. has had bis property re-
assigned 10 him. on a settlement at 80 cents on
Discharges from Bansruutoy.
Judge A n. Hand has granted discharges to
these bankrupts Charles W Graham $50 Fails
St. formerly builder liabilities $50 ss2: John
kellock. Yonkers. Liabilities tls.sos; Jennie R.
". ssmues. ssesmsn. sos West l35th St, formerly
Of Harry Samuels Bros. William T. Greene rs.l
estate broker 300 West ls3d At. Frantin a
kostch. srocers. el9 East l56th st. Philip Chorna-
fruit pedler. 3o3 East 18th st. j Cla,e Co whole
sale liquors IS Beekman st. Fred Oehl liquors.
2l25 % ay.. John Pmsn. laundry manager 80
West 46jh 81 George d. Snyder, lr.. salesman.
39l Central Park West. formerly furniture dealer
liabilities '2i.sss. and Jacob PEna. baker. 1853
EsseI 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-31
TOUR NEW AND

Perfect Roads! Magnificent Scenery! Brac-
ing Air For Road Map address WM. II.
KTMBALL Sec'y y. T.. Hotel Assn. Draper
Hotel. Northampton. Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-31
Yesterdays
Lashing a Lazy

Liver with pills may
give temporary relief but
the pill habit is not a health
habit. 1t will put the liver
out of business in time -
and then everything else
goes out of business. Get
the health habit by eating
Shredded Wheat Biscuit,
the ideal hot weather food,
which contains more digest
ible, brain-making, muscle
building material than beef
steak or eggs. The tasty,
delicious crispness of the
baked wheat gives palate =
Joy and stomach comfort.
1t supplies the maximum of
nutriment in smallest bulk.
Delicious for breakfast with
milk or cream, or for any
meal with fresh fruits. Made
at Niagara Falls. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-31
STORAGE NOTICES.

-Ternancrt storage space uptonn y
store twenty 10 twenty five motor trucks Ster
Ing Motor Truck Company. $40 West l32d It
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-31
Prom The Tribune Bureau
Washington. August -.

Prom The Tribune Bureau
Washington. August 30.
ARMY
Leave Of ab,cuce - days granted Second 1t.
CiIAS : ERSWELL Ne. y. g.
O.: capt 9 W sPoEBRY. Idaho \; G.;
Capt Wii.LIAM NJ. WILSON. Jr.. Conn. y G..
r,r~t Ia rAUNrLEY VI. MILLER. 18Th Inf.
detailed as Prof Mihay Science and tactics
North Georgia Agricultural College. pahlonesa'
Ma WILLIAM d. coNNoR. Gen siar. relieved
a. member Gen. stan CORPS. sept - 10
Philippine Islands via NOy. transport. and re
Capt ANDREw j. DOUGHERTN. 2ith mr.. 10
IT, Bliss. Texas. for examination oy Tcilrhs
MAJ nelson GArEN. Med Corps 70 Mount
SoFRSrER. Med. corps. Penn = C.. to Ii
Psso Toy aud join IN Division.
from duty with ORGANIZED Militia, sept !.
Leave of absence iucuih from sept l granted
Tirst It JOHN X. MGlNNESS I'M
Firsi IT, DALTON ~ TREPAGNlER Med. Re-
Corps from duty South. Dept. sept. /. 10 home
and stand relieved
Il Co. EDWARD 4 KREGER. relieved from
AMI and viii return TO proper station
caps MAlI\ CkAiSG5a- l.t Isyy Md CAPT
structors at Army Service schools. IT. Loavcn-
ri TG'I T. GSYpSNEY SMITH retired. to n, sam
FOR assignment a. sctiug q NJ
First IA WILLIAM T. MOULD tretiredl relieved
from duy at military A adeny. Mexico. Mo.
and Will proctcd TO homo.
NAVY.
Com A W MARSHALL detached command Ma
chiAs. % command Baltimore vice Com. f. H.
IA Com AUSTIN KAtPrz. detached Pittsburgh
L. S. r LAYTON. dstsehsd san Diego. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-31
ID a a Y Lie
CATSKU.L. EVENING LINE

leaves daily except sunday no TIP VI sspferhs
ithl. foot u Christopher 81. s. " i2s'h 81. "a,
Yonkers T. 81 Tor Negburzh. CandL Hudsr.
Corssche Tickets interchangeable with thoss 4
Day Line Tel 1927 Spring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-31

THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE

WESTCHESTER Co. y 7.
as minutes 20 i2d st. 20 acres. 500 r. elevation
near stAtion. RATES y9-s25. Music. Dancing Ten
nis Horseback Riding se.pins Porches. Booklet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-31
Hard Work Fails to Enlist
10000 Emergency" Re-
Cruits Authorized.
SEE LITTLE HOPE
IN HAY MEASURE
Officers Fear II Will Not
Add Materially to Nations
Fighting Force.
From IN. Tribune Bureau J

Washington, Aug. 30. Despite cX-
traordinary recruiting measures during
the last five months, only 53S of the
10000 emergency" soldiers authorized
by Congress for the pursuit of villa
actually have been added to the army.
Figures obtained by The Tribune to-
day give small hope that the Hay army
bill, on which the Administration rests
it's land preparedness record, will add
materially to the actual fighting
strength of the regular army establish
ment.
On paper the fighting strength OF
the army has been increased by the
Hay law from 1897 to 99,076. This
increase Of slightly more than 10000
is approximately equal TO the "emer-
gency" authorization last March, and
supplants it. But the increase is al
most wholly on paper. Army officers
say there is little hope of getting the
men under the new law.
The actual strength of the army to
day is less than the authorized strength
on July /, 1915. Following are the fig
ures:
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

Straihsarry OBJ. Bordeaux Aug IS. % Conpssnie
Generate. Dansatlsntique. Bar $40
Tallaci frontera Aug 81. TO Hasler Bros With
Earl q Egin (Br). Dublin Aus 10. to 2
lanes. bar IL IN.
Herrn tNori Seville Aus Is. to Cans - Line.
with mdse. Bar
keyure tBrl. Frontera AUG H. 70 Raphael S.
Line. with mdse Bar 20 a m.
Rio Grande Brunswick AUG q. 70 Mallory s. Go.
with mdsc. quar- 81
jamestown Neupon News and Norfolk 10 Old
Dominion IS Co. With passengers and mdse. Quar-.
40 m
Msiurs tBrl. Perth Amboy. 10 Trinidad Shipping
& Trading Go. Quar- 1910 m.
Atlanta Otsl. Naples Aug ] and Gibraltar ~.
N master. Bar. lf5 m.
Muusmar. Nipe AUG -. IN Munson IS Line. with
So Passengers mails and mdse. Bar, 5j5 p m
Bratland lBr). Cardiff Aug ~. 10 Simpson.
Spence Young Quar-. ~ P m
Osveso (Br). Clyde Aug IL. 10 s,ndeson 4
Son. Quar-. 7s N.
Prncipes,s Iaetina NtLl. Gibraltar: Mosssmedes
(Po1). Norfolk. Lennon BIZ. Bordeaux. Cslahra
BIT Genoa. Chiuche. Corouel. Zulia Mayagusz
Comus. New Orleans: 81 George BIZ Liverpool .
RagnS fNorl. HaNe. Minnshshs (Br) London
Medan Dutch. Batavia: FELL (Norl. Philadelphia
Iyler. Norfolk and New por News: Greystokc Castle
BD. Bordeaux. Yisilancia. Bordeaux. Burconhe
fBrl. Gibraltar. Santa Maria. Kin gston: Hysn' hes
Brl Liverpool. MGravs (Br). Perth Amboy: Ire
vsylor OBJ. Avoumouth. San Jacinto. Galveston :
Jefferson. Norfolk and Newport News. Algonquin.
Turks Island. Athol tBr). AleraudhL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-31
THE FIRE RECORD.

45O-l39 Front st.. ~ 7 Horwitz: slight;
5iJ-2550 % ay.. II. Sussman trhing
$500 West 10th ST.. Nathan Kantor; dam
r~. given.
9OO-4ls West 35th st.. Bacols Alarmo: trihing
s5j-9l9 Tiffany st.. The Bronx: Mr. WermGn !:
slight
llI5-7e9 Greenwich st. California Essence
Works tri1ing.
p NJ
l2.20-le0 East Houston 81. Philip Chenock, slight
l245-45G Manhattan av.. Mrs. Foster; trifing
l4J-Belmout s. and Morris sv.. Bronx IN
known. no damage
2lo-lO7 J. Slst ST.. Kate Bonnell trhins
2.lO-l94 Wooster ST.. MsrEa q Co. trifing.
4J-.Wagon on greensboro Bridge John Clohy
500
4l0-l773 Broadway. Howard Rim co. $50.
82J-j45 " 1921 st.. Boyd o. Berry. 81 900.
I 4j-Pier IS. North River. American Leuten So. :.
s. 900.
7lO-ll4 WALKER 81. unknown trlhius.
Tl0-17J0 Bahgate az. Samuel Burger trihing
7ly-l6O + 30 st. Frank luck. trlnlng
7.5O-l0js Southern Boulevard John Cochran :
tnhiug
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s a M. Sol3l p H.. SOLOS ,. m. 80 %
Humidity.
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ARRIVED

Madison. Newport News and Norfolk. 70 Old Do
minion IS 60. with passengers and mdse quar-
2.22 m.
II Sol Galveston Aug "A. 70 Southern Pacific
Co with mdss. Quar- 1885 N.
Jumns (Brl. Glasgow Aus 10. 10 Dreyfw
Co. Bar m. 2eth.
Delaware Philadelphia. 10 clyde IS 20, WIN
ndse Quar- II .06 m.
Horatius BIZ Buenos Ayres July 3. Montevideo
O. Barbados 30. Cienfuegos Aug s. Havana 20 aud
Boston Is. 10 X Houston q co, with mdse. Bar
S.j5 80,
Ilege CBelgl. Rotterdam Aus 10. to Norton. Lilly
A co. Bar
shswmui Philadelphia. 10 Southern ss Co. with
mdse. quar- Is
Agcroeu (Norl. Savons Aug 9. 70 Bennett. Hvoslef
& Go. Bar 80 m.
Port Antonio lNor). Port Antonio Aug q. Mon
with passengers and fruit BAT ESQ m.
Paul PAX (Br) Swansea Aug - 10 d T War
den Bar e 4J . m 2sth
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Tor Bear Mountain. cornwall NsHburgh Pxa.
kespsie. Kingston ard way landing. l.are D.
brosses St ii5 p ". West i2f 81. p N
West l29,h s.. go r. II Yonksrs. 7I5 Pr
Daily e1ceu sunday This sisanef s-1rts =
llehtful afternoon outing 70 BEAR MOUNTAIN q
CORNWALL. returning on Str Robert Fstss '
arriving In New York SO T. 81
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Burglars Loot Ten Pennies.

When Jacob Wsldstein opened his
clothing store at 44o Broadway, Bay
onne, yesterday he noticed two iron
bars on rear window had been sawed
through. He hurried TO the cash reg
lister Ten pennies he had left in it
were gone. Nothing else was taken.
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rortation Of cultures and analysis TO
San Antonio and back.
Major General Organ has taken
prompt measures for the prevention OF
untounded reports regarding the pres
encc Of paratyphoid. Already the
marked differences between paratyphold
and typhoid arc becoming generally
understood, and not only arc the fears
of the men being allayed, but they are
being enabled 20 rcassure their fam
lies
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Kirkwan. Aus 27-N 7 Holmblsd D.n). New
York for Copenhagen. before 18th. Oscar ii
DAM New York for Copenhssen.
HUI. Aug 2s-viso (Brl New YORK
Liverpool. Aug 30-Celtic (Brl New York.
Madras. AUG 2s-Falemian BIZ. New York via
II Lucia. Colombo. etc.
Gibraltar. Aug 27-Re:cnt (Br). New York
London. Aug 29-AleIsndrian (Brl. New York.
kirkwil. AUG 29-Noorderdyk Dutch. New York
for Rotterdam.
Cadiz Aug 2s-Buenos Aires Span. New York
Rotterdam. Aug 2S-Hous atomic. New York; 2a
Noordam Dutch. New York vi. KhkwslL
SAILED.
Colombo. Aug 2s-Charton Hall cBr). New York
via Por said
HAVE. Aug 27-Merioneth Obi. New York
Liverpool. Aug 2l-Csmeron!s OBJ from Glas-
cow, New York
Barbadoe. Aug 2s-Mathilds (Nor) Cfrom New
York via Norfolk) Rio de Janeiro.
81 Michses. Aug 29-Giuseppe Verdi Utal) iron
Genos). New York