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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-19
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

Com. T. J sEHN. detached Ns7sl Academy Aux.
"a. 70 TaG pepa,menL .ePt l.,.,, ,.,6,,v
~ ASs 81 to naval proving ground '"a''n "''',
Commando y W .wURIsBAuGH detached AT. .,a
10 Secretary Of NaT. Aus. %. to home ana
Commander HARRIS LANING. detached command
fotills one. destroyer force. Atlantic Meet; u
co Sss i,,'atc'' Il rozER detached Command
south Dskot,. 10 command receiving ship. Puget
CON. 4 ". PROCTOR. detached naval t.rPssdio
one destroye1 force. Atlantic Meet
L. Com. ROBERT HENDERSON. detached Ala
bsms: 10 connection hitins out Arizona. aud on
board when commissioned
L. Com J. 2 HkLLWEG. detached Nstsl Prov
Ing Ground. Indian Head 10 one month leave.
II. A. r. CARTER. detached command monccacJ
II BYRON MCANDLEss. detached N.v pepart-
uent. Aus % to ed 10 ssctstAry on ne Ns'y,
Dolphin. 10 nav yard. Puget Sound. Sept 20.
as assistant 20 supply ofhcer. ,..,
Assistant Naval Constructor :. J. ZtlGLER. de
tachcd Massachusetts Institute o. Technology; 10
ASH Nsval Constructor 2 " PACE. Ir. de-
tsched Massachusetts, Institute OF technology; TO
nav yard. Philadelphia. -
Asst Naval Constructor GARLAND FULTON. de-
tscled Mas achuseits Institute OF Technology, 10
navy yard. New York. -
Asst. Naval Constructor. II. 7. SAUNDERS. de-
chiS Mschioist J. r. MARTIN. det.chsd nsy
ward PUGET Sound ~ naval station. Guam.
Chief Mschinist DANIEL MULLEN. 20 nav yard.
PUGET Sound. Wash.
MARINE CORPS
F,rt Il " : HARRISON. detached marin. hs,-
racks. Boston. 10 American Legation. MAn,sda.
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED
AUG i5-GlAcie- a. ToDclohamp-.
AUG lG-Rri'us. - San DECO. Gls-ier. q. Guay-
mas. Sanshan. al Seward ASA; san Diego. a.
Aug II Alabana. at Lynnhssen Roads: Fulton at
NeW LONDON: Montana. a. Point Lookout Nd
Prume,heus. 81 No-fok: san DIEGO. al 1opolo-
hsmpo: Wahnsts. IT Indian Head Illinois, kear-
sarge kcntucky. Louisiana. Maine and Ne. Jer-
~. AZ Fort Pond Ray.
Aug lS-MOnterey. az Csvir
SAILED.
Aug lS-Clsvelsnd from Gusynrs for Mar. Island
Auc IS-Glacier from Gusymas for La Par: San
Diego from MaIAilsn for Top1.oosmpo. Ssiurl.
from Coriova for sitk@: Whippe. from Maza'laa
Aug if-Alsb,mA from Lynnhsven Bsy FOR Fort
Pond Rcrls Rr,Itus from san Dieeo for san
Francisco Castine. from Cal1eia Bsy Tor strto
Domingo: Jason. from Norfolk for Newport
Ncreus from Norfolk for Lsmberf's Point O'Bren.
from Melville r. /. for Poaon Oregon. from
Tihurou Tor san Pedro. Sampson. IRON Boston for
Newport san Diego. from TopolohamTo for Guay-
mas, S0isee from Guantanamo f0r Pus-'0 Plsfs
via Cape Hsyiien ard Monte Crisu. standsh. from
Norfolk for AnnGnoas. " ahnt,a irtsm N1anlnsi va
Tor Indian Head ard Norfolk
Aug lS-Psiapsco. from Philadelphia for Indian
Head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-19
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Ttan,f,rs., 20 p. N. Avs. II. From SSH T.
i isl. yoekb S9me u.s., o Tboms nssaas I c5q
Daniel !. NieN 63d. August Bumrath. A2d
ist / D. 10 command % / D.. in addition 70 hi'
own. ! day Z a. m. avg. 2s; Thomas } Kelly.
Ign / d. % command l7ia l. j.. In addition 70
captain Thomas v UndeIhlil 10Th. 10 command
an ] D.. DAYS 29l 9. m. Aus. "a.
!; da,s. m. Ava q Frank Kenny. i69th to
captain on SEX report John " MCGUIRE. li3d
ra,ioimsn Thomas J. LenihAn. els,. TO 10th. q,
aug u. during -bsenco % paifolmsn on six re
port william u. Fielding soth. &c. G. %. as
Green. Ian. 20 65th. = operator Of motor pauoi
wagon p days. m. Aug II
premises, =. m. Avg. @ Carl A, ssyrs. lst:
,rmhhp f,5fpsirics. ; 2se 'osn j. Duny. sath
lish. william Luttse. l3eth. Charles O'Rourke.
18Th. John Z. Rooney. l5s'h. Thomes F. A.
To an / .. from precincts indicated. duty n
Msnsy. iSh. Daniel Msndei lin Daniel Nc
HsImse. SD: b. p Wilder. li5th; J. H. Ca5anseh.
18Th: Gcorge CLARK, 10Th. George rro2s. lS'h:
Nash. ej,h. Is. L. Royce. iisih. T. s. Gardner.
70 Board Of Elections from precincts indicated.
Grove 2oth, Jacob ices. SD William McNfien.
lttih. , ;. ,Ftzpa'rics sisi; Patrick cooncy.
Leaves Of Absence with FOIL psyl-Inspectors J.
y. DIVER. "a ]. D. I day. a. m. Aug %. 10
bs deducted from variation. John Day. sth l. u .
4 days. 70 .0l A. m. AUG "a % Ne deducted from
vacation Capt J. ]. Collins commanding nth
7 D.. days. .. m. Aug p. 20 he deducted
from vacation. Without pay-Pstrhlmen J. H.
Wayle 5th. days m, AUG. 10 John Hirey
18Th. ! DAY. a m. Aug II: T J LEONARD. $50
3 DAYS. II q. m. Aug ~; J. r. Curren. 10th. /
day. a m. Aug 49, Francis johnson. ian.
dsy. . m. Aug. 20.
full Pay while on Sick Rsport-Pstrolmen James
J Mccarthy. Slsi. 2 80 a. m July 80. 20 ~ .. m
Aus q John '. Rafferty, SEQ. 10 40 ,. M aug
O. during disability; Charles A Hess ioth G.iO
y m. June IS 20 ~ p m. July 81 John Me
taushn. 3sth. 9 p. NJ. Aug. II. during dis
s. during disability Harry seinsoth. l4Sth. . 30
q. N. Aug. u. 70 II o m Aug ~ Anthony
". Hornos. l7sth p, m, June l9. 10 T. .. m.
June TO- Michael Murphy 277th. 80 a 10. Aug
]. % noon. Aug. Ed"srd LgcAhaIdt. 2S9d. Go
Suspended without Py-Pstronsn John j.
Dunn, 35ih II o. p. m Aug ~.
Resigned under charses.-Psiromsn John T
Kelly. iS'h against whom charges are pending
having submitted bis resgna,on. Is hereby dropped
from the rolls x.Tuly %.
Death -rs5ksn Patrick L Delaney. sih AS
.. N. Aug. lFr"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-19
THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Record and Forecasts Tor the
Next Twcnty-four Hours.

Washington. Aus ls.-1he tropical nis'"'o'ns'
ihat was frst announced on SUNDAY Hus'N -,
struck the south Tcrn coat this afternoon
p,o,,I,. a, so,,,,s chfiui Cournunirs ION WITH
~, neo,nt .ni also With Brosns,ille. 81 ms
,nnnfh ~ The Rio Grsndr has been in'eirup'e'
A, ,oIni. on the Tetas coast from Gslvesrh ~.
w,rd tho storm was not ~ s,rere as % inc s.''m
,onth coast, Tn. weather Ia, been fsif ~ ~
nsr,. 81 The country durus the last twenty Tour
horfs except N Florida. The lover MO nrsh''
Valley and Alabama. where snoHes have sh,n' "a.
Tho temperature it AGAIN un,cf1oushly man IN tne
upper Mississippi VALLEY. the lovtf ono NsheS s"'
the upper lake teEion, ,,,., A,
Indicated for saturday sud SUNDAY. WIN uhh"po''
liant change IN temperature on both days
wIsds for Saturday and Sunday.-Norh huan-
tir lsht east 10 south. With fair vchDrr' inli'no
td,ntic lIght northeast, With far weather. tvuth
Atlantic moderate northeast. with fsiI weather !.
cast Gulf light and variable. With occaslnns ,,
der slower; west gulf fresh southeast. diminishing
saturday. rain Saturday. fair sunday. upIsr iakes
light to moderate southeast. With EcnefalY tmr
weather Saturday: lower lakes. ngh 10 modefho
southeast. with fair weather saturday
For.os,ts for SpseIri Localities. Eastern New
YORK Eastern Pennsyl,snis and Delaware. iar TO-
day and tomorrow; not much chahse III "inpV''
ture. - ,,.-.,.,t.
generally fair and continued warm to-day and To-
New England. partly cloudy to-day and TO- NOR
now not much change In temperature. .
New Jersey and Georgia. fah TO-DAY ana 7" "'''
MARYLAND the District Of Columbia and virginia.
generally fair to-day and to morrow.
Tennessee. Kentucky. West Virginia. Norm 'ho-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-19
BERGH SAYS WIFE
SPENT A FORTUNE
Referee Recommends De-
cree for Banker Who Calls
Spouse Spendthrift.

William c. Bergh. banker and broth
or of the late Henry Bergh, founder
Of the Society for the Prevention oil
Cruelty to Animals, will receive a de-
cree of separation from Mrs. Ella >
wilkins Bergh if the report Of former
Justice Charles +. Brown, referee, filed
in the Supreme Court yesterday, Is
confirmed.
Bergh sued on the ground Of aban-
donment and also alleged his wife was
extravagant. She replied he treated
her with great discourtesy' and stud,
led indifference and contempt and
talked to her "only IN monosyllables.
A letter from Mrs. Bergh to her hus-
band was introduced at the nearing
before the referee, in which she sara
She would rather live in q $500 shan
ty" than with Bergh..
az can not and will not 60 back TO
YOU under present conditions, said
Mrs. Berch. "You hate me with a
MERGING hate. What a life TO go back
to! No promises; only tortures over
again" =, 49,.
Referee Brown recommended that
the three children of the couple be
nut in their fathers custody and that
their mother be permitted 10 VISIT
them at reasonable times. The chil-
dten are Alfred, fifteen years old;
Henry Bergh, Sd, fourteen, and Roland
twelve. The Berghs were married IN
1925.
"For eight years" Mrs. Bereh tesh-
fed. che never addressed me by name
and never used term OF endearmen' /
except on two occasions, when, IN the
presence of other persons, he called me
NV dear For three years ne mas
refused to speak to me at the table
but always addressed me through the
servants"
Bergh said his wife, who has pri-
va.e income of $4,000 year, was so
cxtravagart that she had spent S5O,oOo!
since their marriage. and that ne found
Il impossible 70 live on his income
berg compelled to spend $4,000 from
the principal OF his fortune: Bergh
complained. too, that his wife inter
fered with the education Of their sons
placing them in the care of nurses and
govcrnesses.
soon after the suit was brought, last
March. Mrs. Bergh declared some one
had tried to kidnap hst children from
Lakewood, n. j., where she had cot
tagc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-19
SEALED PROPOSALS.

INVITATION TO CONTRACToRS.--For
the station Finish work for Part of the
Broadway Fourth Avenue Rapid Transit
Railroad Sealed bid. or proposals for the
construction Of station finish for three
(s1 stations on the Broadway Fourth
Avenue Rapid Transit Railroad N the
by the Public Service Commission for the
First District hereinafter called the
Commission At the office Of the Com :
mission AZ No l20 Broadway. Borough Of
Manhattan. New York city, until the 18th
day Of september. 1915. ~ eleven thirty
4 Gi:30) o'clock \. N. AZ which time ard
place or at a later date 10 he fNed by
the Commission. the proposals will BE- pub
The station. for which said station
finish Is to ne provided are two 90 sta
Fourth Avenue Rapid Transit Railroad be
ginning under Broadway AZ the n0rtherly
approach n Fourteenth Street station and
I extending thence northerly under Broad
way TO and including the northerly ep-
proach To Twenty-eighth Street station,
and one a. station on that part OF said
Railroad beginning at Broadnay and
a3 2 u5 ss canal mai sfts; 6 "s poS
~ the Bowery. The work n he done
may also include other finish work along
said parts Of said Railroad,
The Contractor mus. begin work with
IN thirty 600 days after the delivery If
/ the contract on such station or stations
or other parts OF said Railroad as the
. engineer OF tne COMMISSION may IT'ft
i and shall begin work on any Of the re-
naming stations or other parts OF said
Railroad within ten to) days after no.
tice and shall complete All work within
six (sl months from the delivery Of the
contract except as otherwise provided in
the form Of contract.
fulle- description n the work and
other requirements. provisions and speci-
hcstions ere given IN the Information for
Contractors and IN the form Of contract.
contract drawings. bond and Contractor :
Proposal which are to be deemed part
of this invitation and copies Of which may
he inspected and purchased at said once
Of the Commission.
The receipt OF bids will be subject to
the requirements specified In said lnfor-
nation fer Contractors.
New York. August II. 1916.
Public Service Commission for the
First District
BY Oscar s. Straus. Chairman.
Nasker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-19
FORT TOTEM MORTARS
NAME A NOISE, BUT
Soldiers Assert Hostile Fleet
Could Batter DefenCeS.

The mortars which doomed and
crashed again yesterday in target
practice at Fort Totten equalled in
noise any possible racket which might
be made BY an attacking feet, but
there. coast defence officers said when
the firing had ceased, all similarity
ends.
For warships Of any first class
power. the soldiers assert, could lie
we'll out Of range Of the obsolete dc
fences of the fort and batter IT to
pieces. Yet the mortars at Fort Tot
ten are the most modern in the pos
session Of the government. Guns in
the battery date from 1896.
The United States was the hrst
mower TO use the mortar effectively,
during the opening Of the Mississippi
in ~ Civil War.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-19
TARGETS TOO SMALL;
DANIELS STRETCHED EN-
Covered Up Bad Gunnery with
His Imagination, Gardner Says.

iffNW Inc ifA"""' ''''N''f
Washington Aug. ls.-How .Secre-
tarv Daniels recently gave six battle
ships credit for l07 imaginary hits on
Hypothetical target IN the spring
practice Of this year, as compared with
iifty-one actual hits out OF 100 ~hots
fred at an actual target, according To
widely published figures. was explained
to-day by Congressman A. /. Gardner
OF Massachusetts,
Mr.. Gardner also introduced resolu,,
tion asking Secretary Daniels TO teiI
the House how many shots we're hred
BY these battleships the Nebraska
Kansas. Louisiana, Virginia. New Jer-
sew and Rhode Island--in the practice
of February and March. 1916. and how
many hits were allowed by the cmei
umpire.
According to Mr. Gardner the targets,
used in practice were 90 feet long ana
80 feet high, while Secretary Daniels
has computed the hits on target 60)
feet long and 80 feet high, using photo
graphs of the "splashes" Of all shots
fired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-19
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
cr.stohsl Aug iS--Adv-1cc New 10 <.
Ne bourne. Aus iS--Maealon OBJ NeT YORK VII
Port NaiaL 81.
BERMUDA Aug Is Bs-mudlsn BIZ. New 1o'k
Genoa Arg s--Mila1ro Utsl. New foFk.
Have Aug l3-Nordangcr tNorl. Ne" lo'ki IRE
land fBrl Nss Yofk I'd s.n Llht tBD, New
Yorh vie NeVro7f News. H. Coz tBrl. New lork
Klrswall. Aug i5-kcutIcky DAM. New hofA iol
Ccptnha:en.
SAILED
Cri,iobsi AVE- I5-Almlrantc from New forS)
carr scna. ,,,
ROT Esd.. Aug ls-Momus. New Yoik: Polarine
Aarhuus via New YORK. and hIrtwall
Iran Aug o-iossifoSlu lGreef). New YORK. .
Porto Ferrsio. Aug S-Csmilla (Norl. New YORK
Rotterdam Aug lJ--Beukcisdyk Dutch. Ne" YORK
Hull Aug i6--Colorsdo tBrl. New York
Tsith Aug l7-Mogiief Russ. sew York
1orre Annun 4iata. Aug l0-Lombsrdis uts)' New
York -,
Bordeaux. AUG ll-BAsse reTre tFrl. New York
Bristol Aug ls-E1r;er CITY tBr New YofA.
Delsgoa Bay. Aus l5-Karimsta Dutch iron
New YORK via Bnbsd0l Psdang
81 Vincent { Y. Aug le-Roti tDutch) iron
New York;. Padang
Iirerroo Aug l7--Raltic fBrl New York.
Tenefrc. Aug i7-Brattingsoors tDan) New fors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-19


Australia Except wesD wis Van 81,
J. SS1'ef, Core, ARA China ESPECIALLY al
dressed orlyl lyia sesitlei -iTion, go. Aug %
Japsn. Cora China and Philippine Islands o.,
t1la sca,,lcl-shid1uosa Mari. ..'.....' Aus' -
ARRIVED.
PATH, Grl. Plraus July % and Gibraltar Aug
5. 10 National steam Navigation Co Of Greece.
With 90 first. III second cabin and $50 storage
p~ ssln caas ana AUG Poro Colombia
Santa Marta o. Crisiobal 10 and Kingston ~. TO
United Frui, Co. with 90 passengers mails and
md,e Bar al $3.50 M.
"'t Grove Nor. Curacao Aug aud AuI Cages
II. to CASTOR. Williams wism0:e. with mdsc.
i IysSrjdrd nor. Port Antonio. Aug r. to Allan
tic Fruit Co. With fruit. Bar at $50 M.
Ii orienis, Galveston Aug i. TO Southern Pa
cldc co. with mdsc. guar At I2I M n, n.,v,,o
BrSskwster II. to United Fruit Co. With sugar. Bar
consnche. Jacksonville and Charleston; to clyde ,ds
S. 60. With passengers and mdse guar al l'5J
Pawnce. Philadelphia. 10 Clyde SIS Co. with
n'd Pe;tusaee rrns Sc OBJ. Bordeaux Aug s. TO
Paul r Gerhard s. Co.. in ballast. Bar al 10
Maiden. Boston With md's: og.r At ! :2} m. 20
Old Dominion SIS Co. With passengers and mdse'
NAVAJO Liverpool Aug 8. to Armour q Co. in
O' Antonios VI MarosSrda,o, (Gr). Norfolk Aug
49, 10 Galanos. N ballast. quar- at 7Si p m
SIGNALLED,
81 Paul Liverpool for Ncw York. $40 miles
east u sandy Hook. az 1913 m; dock : m
Sunday.
SAILED.
Ng-rszantf.t fBr). Lonion Roanoke or. is,tl :
Northwestern. Port Arthur: Iucen May M. 80,
deauY: Chesapeake BatmoTe. ID y Lurkenbei w.
Ssr,r1 ga No-folk: oue-n Aaraar-t (8r) LEerpooi;
Orinamme tBr. Horiesu1: R-dlsnt. T9mpico !.
Andyk Dutch. Rci'e-ds1n; " 10 osl'ss.,l,'
1'hessn,ake Mllminuou. &. md CeoUct WI
s {: ssn ssb=. Galveston: Eurans. Rottefddm I.
Mani0Soc Cei;s. Re a. Italia tltal, G@noa Wy
Of Columbus e,v.nnsh: ..amiliol. Nsrok ana
NeNpor News Jamestown. Norfolk AMI NeApo
Ne2s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-19
Iron Tn Tribune Buresul
Washington August X.

Washington. August II.
ARMY
MAJ Ulysses s. GRANT 81. Carts RICHARD
& MOORE. CLARENCE 8 NDl1,h ~, M AZ, :, y :
J. HALi. Corps Of Ems relieved tr9" r prssen,
duty and will report - Army leld l-nlgsiIltsI
School 1t Losyen"o-ih. for term beginning
ca V WILLIAM T MERCY ',h Inf. leave Of
so.sp' f., 10y WILLIAM VILLA ' PEF2Is 10th Cav
snl WRITTEN , FAST. 18Th ini, - r. San
Houston for examination for detail In aviation
r, ,s,' r, SSilf.SStEY ST c. MNLILl Sth cav.
leave o. absence unel SEPT &c o-,,,,., he.
u linen. TS, M wsi ALsToS HANLToY Coast Al
and Maj GEORGE g. GALLEY. 81 fiold Ari'
RIO, 10 M Az offjcnARp G BuRIEsoN and Second
u DAVID : cA!N Sd reg ,,1 NJ; 50 ss,, t'
M, Ssh'I u LEWIS BROWN. r. ist cay. 90
Preside n Monterey 70, temporary duS,' ine,i,e
N ~ Riley. sept %. to enter Mouh'u 0e''''
Fir, q FALL BowERss6 x Me- E, Res T.c 6orF>
Captain AL rnREvR r. h5 ossTTEoM Med. co,,
%s,6 Z ssoos,d I Ioa l.,y W. P 3 ioTN
4 M'KAy. Sd Field All, y J y G. First
II ALEXANDER II MARTIN. Med CORPS.
NJ, " y : %'' car, Il Joh f2 II srRAlR s,h
IIn,, obio \ c End First II. CHARLES
WDANIEL. Med Corps. y. c. y C.. have re-
cas- f'ffeRED II cAILr. "a Field Art. to wal'rr
C,rt IfVDZY tHFATRAM. Philippine Scouts
ir,,i-cil 10 r. sam Houston for assignment IN
c,pt Epson / SNAIL. Philippine scouts ire
firedi 10 n sam Houston or assignment IN
Can't DANIEL IT. GIENTY. 4th car, deiaied n
VI G. sept T. vice Capt CHARLES w
Van WAY. q NJ. C.. Who is relieved from that
c, COP, ARTHUR 2. WATTS. O NJ c dnf). as
sirped Goth Inf AUG -
~ T. CFoRCF ) ClfLls STA. CorTs. on re-
Wsf h. Cant JOHN W. WARD retired VII re-
49, - commanding ofncer f. Wood for duty
c,ant ALFXANpER W MASH. Ordnance De
,,rosrf ~ wilmington. Tei.
rvs IA GEORGE TooLEI. Med Res COTS
=. Uonoiulu Via oct. transport, ana repou 10
commanding general. HlNaIan Department Tor
v, aeN =. BENJAMIN r FRIDGE. lr.. ant
CFoRCF : WALLACE. Med. Res. CoTrs. 10
phuinnine. vis oct 5 transport. and report 10
commanding general. Philippine Department. Tor
,,ss sTpFpr Y wALDRoN Corrs EnEneers
sror, station In tbs city and duy a. Nsshis-
~, hr-rscls u C. o. expiration " leave 81
sfsen~s therce 20 Wilmington. y. {
cant CHARLES ) FRANK. 18Th Int. iessilec
% NJ C. sert 10. vice Cept WoopsoN
HOCkER q NJ C.. relieved.
NAVY.
Com Arthur MARTiIUR. detached command
San g,ancisco. Aug. 81: 10 command south
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-19
SUEZ CANAL WELL GUARDED
Great Forti6cations and Tunnels Make
Entrances Secure.

Or Amin NJ. Saleeby. Philadelphia
physician. who arrived yesterday aboard
the Greek liner PATHS from Piraus,
told of the great Notifications guarding
the Suez Canal. Along the whole
length and for a distance of from
twenty 70 thirty miles on either side
the canal is heavily fortified with
barbed wire entanglements and
trenches.
At Alexandria and Port Said the en-
frances have been made virtually i'm
pregnablc with underground tunnels,
heavily mined. The garrisons also
have been greatly increased.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-19
SUERIFF'S AUCTION SALES.

l.....i.l BRADY Sheriff. Auctloneer sells thi,
d1' Saturday. August len. 1915 a. 10 -
o'ci0ck IN the forenoon AZ Hotel Walton. Coun'hr.
and 10Th St. all the right. title ard Interest
that the defendant had on J.ly 1a,h. 1915 or al
any time thereafter. o.. In and ~ the following
Brss, Beds. Tables. Psror Suit. chairs. Porticres
Rugs. etc.
ALFRED SMITH. Sheriff
PATRICK J. CoNLIN. Deputy sheriff
HENRY BRADY. sherir's Auctio1eer sells thi,
day, Saturday. August le,h. 1918 A, 10 %
o'clock Fl the forenoon Al Hotel Walton. Columbus
a.. ard 10th At all the night. THE and Interest
which the defendant had on July 2sth. 1918, or a,
any tine thereafter. o.. IN and a. the following
Desks Tables. Clnck. Chairs. Brass Beds. Dressers
sidobolrl. ChiToniers. Pc.ures. Books Trunks etc
ALFRLD Z. SMITH. sheriff
PATRICK J. CONLIN. Deputy sheriff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-19
Bsrometer Readings
aaafa
Humidity,
FIRE RECORD.

A ". r,...,h- c,,-o,i. slixht
l2eS-ts2 w. 2nih 81 i'ni-., t-o,,n,ns I'm
0oo-ll2-lli ridge ST. hs'"e'
IN so-3s.ss Csrmlno st.: John Coeso:, tfinins
~. an9 T. sad al Louise Quicker. irlhing
10 70 GRAND St; Lovey Co rininy
r.io-o2 ATTORNEY IT. Marcus kslmsn. tlni.s
G.sS-5s Sorfolk a, Rebecca Kaufman, ttlnihs
giy-So Montgomery St: Philip KssolowskJ tH
ring ,,.,-.- ,,,c,,z
f40--l0lI inter,se AZ 1eh"y A., yeins,ein
i:5j-ll9 and III 'nh"oh ~ nv
ufing -, .,s,
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Highest Temperature. NJ degrees. us ~. "a
lorcs, 60 fst M. svcrate tsmper,u,e' ,,,,
average temperature for coft'spohu..s, ~
year a. average tefnDefatur" Tor 0"'"'"'
last thirty three year,, ~
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Humidity.
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