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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29
POLICEMAN'S REVOLVER
CAUSES PANIC IN COURT
Discharge Mistaken for Bomb
Bullet Hits Interpreter.

Spectators who crowded into the
Coney Island police court for trial
day" yesterday were treated to a thriii
that wasn't on the calendar when a
revolver concealed in policeman's
pocket was discharged, the bullet en-
tering the leg Of court attendant.
Cries Of Bomb" rang through the
room as the injured man dropped to
the floor. Men and women leaped from
their benches. struggling with one an
other i'm wild dash for doors and WIN
dows. Magistrate Walsh was quickly
informed OF what had occasioned the
explosion, and after riotous FIVE MIN
utes succeeded in restoring order. =.
The revolver was the property OF
Patrolman Johr HUFFMAN, of the Coney
Island station, and was carried in his
hip pocket. 1t is believed that some
queer movement of his body forced tho
trigger The ball passed through his
clothing, then through the bench upon
which he was sitting. Striking the
floor, it bounced upward TO bury itself
in the right leg of German Antoninnl,
an interpreter. Antoninni was carried
TO an anteroom, where an ambulance
surgeon from the Coney Island Hos
pital removed the bullet. The wound
was not serious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29
POLICE DEPARTMENT

Temporary A,lpnments.-Lieuts W Il Van
Keuren. Fiat; ! A Aienhach. l52d. ana G. n;
days. from June sc: John Rooney. .1lh. TO ash.
50 days. from June 90
Marine Divs.. 30 days. from June % c. L. Pearcs
sch. 10 training school. 10 days from June Is 4.
y J. Merrill. lj9th. TO 18Th 90 days. from
Psroimsn S Brady. 2ath. and j. r. J. Maher
$50. TO l6oth. duty at recreation pier 30 days from
June 20 Patrick Cantwel 21sth. 10 2s5d. mounted
duty 80 days. from June % Joseph Doran. 2s3d
70 2isih. bicycl. duty 50 days. from June 20 W.
II Hopkins. Trsnic c. 70 c. O. Squad. duty in
Bureau Of Repairs and Supplies 80 days from
To training .ehool 10 days from June 2s.
Michael Maroney. 37'h. G. A Wolf sgd. ?. l.
Kepko. ga J. f. Murphy. 18Th. C. T Valentine.
c. o. Squad
from june jon % y. Ksnny sst6 Mic6aei shelly.
32d: Michael Hsnlsy. l67th. Miehael Higgins.
To 9th I. D duty IN rAiacd premises. IS days.
from July / John Dugan eth. Patrick Mccarthy.
2s,h jeremiah Brosnan. 3ls,; John Won Dolson.
iad Walter Cochran Gsth
Assignment 0iscOntlnusd. -PaIolman George
Zelss l79d 10 bicycle duty. from June %
Leaves Of Absence without payl-Ptlmn. T. 7.
OLeary 9Th. 4 days. from June @: J. 7: Murray.
22d day. Juno 2S; = r. Lanlsap. ?sth. ! day.
i5 5.SI ! day. July 4: j. B stevens IS5d day.
P u Maitland. l5ith. j day. june q: Charles .
Reiel. ls6ih. / day. june %; b WoyehlnsSi
d ds;s, from S'' june s'e IS D. F. eastman. i72d
Applications for Full PAY while on Sick Re-
port ii Daniel O'Connell. 18Th. from June 4.
during disability. Ptlmn. II. A. O'Bnen. Ssih.
from MAY ~ to June / J. r. J. Maher SD.
ffy.Y NAV l3 during disability. " 4 Loehman'
65S from Juns II 20 June IS J. v. Nozigls.
1884 from June a. during disability; J. b.
Reeler 18TH from June - Sgrins ai,i9i,i,y
Cornelius Plat l73d. from June 2. during dis
ability: Frederick Dietrich. Traffic H. from June
plsmIs,sls 10 take effect June 27)-Ptlmn. II.
Golden. 18Th intoIication. violation OF the
psats.-Ptimn j. !. Msrten. lrh. June IS;
Hemp koeuig. lst. june Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29
TRENTON GAVE $32,344
TO BILLY SUNDAY
Balance of S1,19S to Go to
EvangeliStic Work.

Trenton, y. j.. June 2s-The com
ple,e report on receipts and expenses
Of the Billy Sunday campaign in this
city was made known to-day by the
members Of the Trenton Evangelists'
Association. which had the campaign in
charge. il shows the total receipts of
the campaign were S66, 1886. and that
there is a balance on hand of Sl.19S.67.
which will be devoted to furthering
evangelistic work in the city.
The collections were S3O.l57.33, of
which S3,73323 went 10 various chart
ties. The free Will" offering to Billy
was $50, 344.sl.
The campaign expenses were $780,
963 .65: travelling expenses of the Sun
day party amounted 10 SS,5S5 and the
entertainment Of Sunday and his party
At the home here was $2.S0940.
The cost Of erection and maintenance
Of the Tabernacle was Sl5,0l3.30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nremen directed 70 n.
port A. School OF Instruction wednesday, july o.
at time specified. for pero, o. thirty DAYS iof
9 a. Nh C. sullivan Engine W Il. wsr-
Gin. ; W. Huber r. G. chare, White 10, Sonn
Hagen. 81; Ernest II. Huber. IS. George Oxen
burger IS. james b Lasler. e5; John A. filz
pa,1lck 81 Hugh A. Hallissn So lanes J.
Cumming 2ol RAYMOND J. l. Coakley. 2o2. rs rs
H Hem E JoaSin. 2i5: John J. King. 2l9; John
d. Gleason. H. and l. / Joseph b. Martin. jr..
.. John J. Dew. :. John + Callahan. 8 sam
i'her, Is. Thomas J. Connolly %. Cornell NJ
Garety. ll5. John II. Tcw,s us
.. m.-Jsmes NJ. HALEY. Engine II Richard
10. Patrick J. O'Rourke. Engine 2l; Harry }.
Brown. Engine IS: Edmund Kelly. Engine 70
John j. McEn,ec ir.. Engine 30. John J. MURRAY.
Fngne 81 John II O'Connor. Engine 80 James
J Wood. Engine 80 Matthew J Skely. Engine 81
Henry G. Stein. Engine 81. 7, l. O'Connell hnsirr
Morris Engine 20. Otto 6. Walter hsine 22e
iohn NJ Hreen Engine 237. william NJ Kempf.
Engno 2eo Louis tried 1!. Engine 1, ~ Anu
J. / Joseph ID. sullivan n. l.. Fred. &
wedemeyer. II 4 J.. :. Thomas J For. Il q j.
20. wilnsm A Palmer. u. L. o. Otto Zisehks.
ii l. "a. Thomas Hanley. u. q l.. 26 T. Harry
NJ MsEiire II |. = Miehsel CuTy. ~, IL
Praotlee-To report 90 fireman inst gradel VIII
tam u Breuer e. the IN Resinent AmoD. az
10 o'clock a M. June 70 G. w Roe L. EnSin'
Tngire al william Klein. No J. Engine - Ralph
noruho'z Engine 80 Joseph J D'Azevcdc. Engine
81. william tlancl. Engine IS, Ed~srd J. Dono-
,au Fngire Co.. tnhf :. nrcSsier Engine IS
Emo, A Dammsyer Engine IS: Frank VI mann
Iuefne e43. 4. Ersenzingcr Ingine 23l. william
r Hickey, Lngine -4s. Charles A. widmer. ir.
Engine $50 John J. o'keeie. Engine go. he
man y. Escher. Engine 262, Adoph g Klein.
Engine e6s Robert Lipschiz. Engine 2li; T $.
richards. Engine 2s2 philip J. Melger, ir. En-
giue III Arthur I Cole. Engine go. William u
nreuer. IL & l. ne. John Schoppmeyer. II. 4
/ 22. T r McGrah. ". 4 l.. %. Julius A Tn
ra,h H. 4 l. 40. Alex Muir II l. IS.
n & I. 1877 y J Bruno. II J. rs. George
olsen n 4 I. 10 ,hars @ Brown. u a J.
iS5. Herman Rrenucr n ]. 100 Joseph Mile
T. l46. Joseph A stack. n a L. ltS jere r h
Murray. u l. n9. L A WoolIey. Engine
81 "a Sa1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29
DEPUTY SHERIFF CUT
IN FIGHT WITH NINE
Knocks Out One Assailant and
Others Escape.

William B. Dickerson, noted for the
arrest of New York speeders, was badly
cut in the face yesterday when he
interfered in an Italian quarrel at
Glen Cove, Long Island. Dickerson is
now a special deputy sheriff OF Nassau
County, and when ne saw six men and
three women in the midst Of "free
for all" he tried TO break up the meet
ing.
Several Of the participants fed, but
three remained and turned on the
deputy sheriff. One man was knocked
out. but another slashed Dickerson
with knife from his temple TO the
jugular voin and across his forehead.
Sheriff John Donohue pursued the ltal-
ian through the village as far as the
orchard" an Italian gathering place,
but was unable to capture him. The
unconscious man was held and gave his
name as Gabriel Annunziato. Dickerson
was said TO be in no danger from his
wounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29
u. s. MARINE KILLED
IN DOMINICAN FIGHT
Forces Rush Rebel
Lines Near Monte Cristi.

Washington, June 2s.-0ne American
marine was killed and another wounded
in an engagement reported to-day by
Rear Admiral Caperton between United
States marines and Santo Domingo
rebels. The rebel losses were not
given.
The name Of the marine killed WAS
given as Private John Acriment, Of the
9th Company. His name does not
appear in Navy Department records.
Albert Vieldaum. Of Aberdeen, Wash,
a private, was wounded.
Rear Admiral Caperton's report said
that the engagement was fought yester-
day morning. The rebels were found
in force entrenched in a strong natural
position in two lines OF trenches about
sixteen miles from Monte Christi.
They were dislodged by assault after
an artillery fire.
A report reached the Navy Depart
ment earlier in the day from the rear
admiral saying that Colonel Pendleton,
with considerable force of marines,
was marching eighty miles overland
from Puerto Plata 70 occupy Santiago
and lie Vega.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

Boat,Nain o. BENSON detached Saratoga. to South
Dakota.
Chief GuI.ler W. q. KING detached 81 Louis. 20
ho pltal. Puget Sound
Che Gunner +. O WISKER detached nav ysri
Maze Island. 10 ~. Louis
Gunner G. C. SMITH detached receiving ship At
san Francisco. ~ Maryland.
Gunner ;. A. LOTUS detached Rainbow 70 South
Dakota
Gunner {. LovEIACE detached Rainbos: to Msry-
Gunner z. A wHITED detached Wyoming: to
Florida
Sumner W Z SNYDER detached Arkansas: to
Chief Machlnlt G c EILERToN detached Della
ware, 20 hospital. Norfolk
Piy clerA T. } Bu.AN detached D,las,re. TO
nival aeronautc station. Pensacola.
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED
Iuns 25-Piu.sursh a. Nanlanilo
June 26-buralO a. Io.olOhsmpo. Denver A. san
Bias Milwaukee A. Mazauan Utah a. Nrsspo-f
cushing Planning Ercsson. Jenkins. OiIri.n
fsuldug. Tucker Wa lssorh NalnWriglf and
winslos =, Portland Brutus a. san DIEGO. O.
clops az Newport. Duncan al Boston. McDonoush
Al Huntington Bay Oregon a. Mare Island.
SAILED
Jun. 24-Hopkins. La Pa fcr rohsn Bay
June eJ-Bu-a.o. Mazatlsn for TopciobAmpo.
wAukee. MuttlAn Tor Tohah BAY.
June e7-Aylvin. HenhAm. CAssln. Co-ynsh.n
cushing Planning. Ericsson. jenkins Mccall Me-
DoasAI. O'Brien. Pauline TucAsr. wadssorih
birmingham ard Melville Eas,por, Tor Gardiner
Bay. Balch Philadelphia for NespoIt Dolphin
Guantanamo Tor Yer. Cruz Dunran Easipcrt frf
Ho.f0n. oregon. San iranrisco To- Mare Island B.
stewart. Sal q Tor MEXICAN waters, Vulcan.
Bo.fo1 FOR Nefa Cruz Wyoming. rouphnsrnIe
for NeVror
Karsshs a. For Arthur 1el ordered to Guar
nag 81 commander reserr. fora. Paclcc a.et
uA-AsTs5 lTon P!tisbu1S 10 Colorado
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29
ARREST MAN WITH REVOLVER
Jersey City Prisoner Tells Police Of
Threatening Letters.

Alphonse Constantinople, of 211 Six
teenth Street, Jersey City, was seen by
police yesterday crouching in the hall
Of So Bayard Street. The neighborhood
has been watched carefully by the
authorizes. as it has been the scene of
some outbreaks among Cinnamon who
dwell there. A revolver and box of
cartridges were found in Constant
nople's possession. He was charged
with carrying concealed weapons. He
said he had received numerous threaten
ing letters, which he believed came
from friends of a man named Bilaschi,
and carried a revolver for defence.
Constantinople's brother, Carmen, is
now in Newark Avenue jail, charged
with having shot and killed Bilaschi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29

Baysnon Pc. Jun. IS. Fuardo 20 and san
Jusn -. 70 taa Bull Insular Line. with udss
Bar a. 9i5 o..
Frisd. SAB June 81 N the Union sulphur
Co with SUPP n. Quar- az ? IS p N.
Princess Anne. Newpor News and Norfolk. TO
the Old Dominion IS 90. with mise quar- al
4.l2 y m.
San Marco. Galveston Jur- %. % the Nal
lor - Co. with mise. quar- ~ s. n
~ sud Galveston June q 20 the southern
Pacific Co. with ndse quar- a. ) % n
Fuphfates tReig 10 eriam June ?. 10 Norton
IAliv 4 Co B.r a
AfasusD tBrarl. - Einceut. c l. June IS
TO ] Whitney a Co. Bar a. m
Huron Perth Anb0y. % the Continental Trading
Co With mtse. Quar- At III 80 N.
Michigan BIZ London June 10. N n. Atlantic
Trans Line. with mdse. Bar Al II 80
Chesapeake. Baltimore ~ The New Nor1 a Balti-
more Trans Co. with udse. quar- a. 5.3l p m
Palermo RAD. Genoa June and Leshom II.
- Hrreid. so,ar s 90. with mise. Bar At
n % 4
Argo MEXICAN 'Bri Borisalr luns j.. 70 the
Fedora Export c. Bsr AZ 80.
Rotterdam Dutch Ansterian June l. ana
ARRIVAL Is. % Il r Warden Bar a.
stanjs Nor. Cardir Jucs u. 10 F41-h. Edys
Co BG a. 10 2 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29
SELLERS OF u. S. FLAG
WARNED AGAINST FRAUD
CITY Bureau Finds Dealers Re-
sorting to Short Measure.

Short measure in American nags
came under the ban yesterday OF '3n-
missioner Joseph Hartigan. OF the pu-
reau of Weights and Measures. lwen,
tv-Ave firms which manufacture anu
sell American flags were summoned ior
examination as TO why boxes contain,
ing flags we're either unmarked as W
measurements or were short from al
inch 10 a foot. contrary to their meas
urement markings. The dealers were
warned that unless their methodS VIZ
changed drastic measures wouiu DC
taken against them. r,,rors
Representative flag manuiscturIi'
said that owing TO the tremendous ae
mand all over the country Tor Amei I
can flags, the result Of the prepareSuo
ness and Americanism movement. .ne
dealers we're swamped as never oeloIe.
causing spectators to enter tne tIau5
who use methods that are condemneu
bv responsible houses to get the pusI.
ness. These methods include snort
measurement of flags. selling INFERIOR
quality for high grade flags cotton
flags for wool and imitation Tor pure
silk flags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29

Humidity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29
TO APPEAL SHIPPING CASES
State Department Sends VI. VI. Wyvill
10 London as Counsel.

IRON Inc lrllAue INIceu
Washington, June 2s.-The State De-
psrtment announced to-day that Man
ton NJ. Wyvill would leave for Lon
don on Saturday TO appeal for recon
sideration of American shipping cases
on which adverse decisions have been
rendered. Mr.. Wyvill is attached TO
the Foreign Trade Advisers Office OF
the State Department.
Mr.. Bryan, when Secretary of State
called Mr.. Wyvill from Allegany
County, n. Y, 10 be his private
secretary. While he held that position
he ran for Congress in the 43d Dis
trict and was defeated Mr.. Bryan then
obtained for him $4,000 job as coun-
sci TO the international Joint Com
mission. Mr.. Wyvill held this Office
until il was discovered that Congress
had made no provision for paying his
salary, when he was shifted to the
Foreign Trade Advisers Office.
The cases which Mr.. Wyvill will ham
die in London concern shipments Of
goods to the United States from Ger
many and Austria held up by the Brit
ish government. Mr., Wyvill says the
value of the goods which he hopes TO
release is more than Sl0,000,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29
HILL TO RUN RUSSIAN RR.
VIII Head Traffic Department of Trans
Siberian Line.

Seattle, June 2s.-Samuel Hill, Of
this city, millionaire son-in-law of the
late James J. Hill, and noted as rail
road executive and roadbuilder, has
gone TO Vladivostok at the request of
the Russian government TO take charge
of the traffic department Of the Trans
Siberian Railway.
II is reported here that the appoint
ment is made with a view TO facilitate
the movement of war supplies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29
Iron ne Tribune Bureau
Wnhingo on. Juns ~.

Washington Juns IS
ARMY.
MAJ CHARLES h. HARDIN. retired assigned 10
srtiv. duty and detailed az acting NJ. 10
Chicago a. assist 70 depot Y VI
Mai ULYSSES @ MALEAANDkR In, rom
tionsl Guard Of Oregon. TO take station at
CAPT. WILLIAM W HAMILTON. retired. assigned
10 active duty and detailed an acting Q NJ. n
H. Warren. assist. 10 O VI. coast deienees
First IL AUGUSTUS p JONES. Med corrs. to
First a NORMAN T. KIRK. Med Cofps. nov On
leave Of absence IN Nsshington. report 70 o'i-er
I'm charge Of Field Med supply depot for tenn
FTst II HARRY KUBIN' Med Res. cors. to r.
rY7t IL MEADE wnDRICK. Cos, Ar, on =.
snd on expiration leave o, absence report %
com. orcer. coast defences o. Baltimore for as
cb,n ToUN CHENOwETH. tth Inf. from
BroWasulle. Ter. 70 r. Slccum.
NAvY
L, Com c +. SNYDER. TO Hydrcsr,ohic ores
Il, az rs LOWELL. detached Ne~ Yut: %
80 nm s,a- commander division 7.
l. q G. n YOt sc. dr,sched vora Cur
tss Aeroplans Co. 70 naval Aeronsuuc station.
II ~ C. II. W. sCHoFrELD. detached Naval
A.ron,utc station. Pensacola 10 vorks. Curnss
Lieut. a. O. = q LANG detached Ch.yenn. 70
1ieui' ID. a. II : WENTWORTH % Delaware
Lieut. ~. c. o g BADGER detached Parker. 70
Lieut. ID G. II Y IA RoNBARp 90 Nicholson
surg y c COOK detached Louisiana. 10 homs
ard Nait orders
surs r " RICHARDS 70 military relief division
American Red Cross Washiug-on
EA&Asls L SPEAI % ssgIa DAKOTA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
To DAY.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Hawaii. Samoan Islands. Australia te1cep,
Vest and specially addressed mail for New
Zealand via san Iranciscoj (closs AZ
II SOP n)--yentur. .................. June -
Hawaii Fin Stands Neg Zealand and Aus
traa Except MesD via vancouver and
NiasIrs ......... Observation-Disclosures June 50
Guam wa San Francisco icioss al IL 30
p NIL TrarSprrf -.-.---- ...-. o.. lne ~
Tahiti MarQuesas. Coo. Islands. New Zea-
LAM and Australia (etcep, Vest lf.a san
Fr.u-i,coJ ic.ose ar 31 ml-N ana July II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29
Barometer Readings.

NJ. 2ssal ?. M. 2ssIs ?. m. :s.a'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29
CONVICTS ATTEND FUNERAL
Welfare Leagues Heads Honor Nc
Carthy, Shot by Shillitani.

Ten convicts, composing the execu-
tive board of the Mutual Welfare
League of Sing Sing prison, yesterday
received two hours freedom to attend
the funeral of Daniel j. Mccarthy, the
guard who died from bullet wound
inflicted by Oresta Shillitani, the MUIR
derer. who a few days ago made sen
sational attempt to escape from the
death house.
The convicts were guarded by Prin-
cipal Keeper Fred Dorner. They wore
prison trousers and civilian shirts, 70
which mourning badges were attached
Shillitani's electrocution is fixed for
this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29
Houghton Refuses to Hold
Him and Aid, Wanted
on the Coast.
DOCTORS CRITICISE
COMMISSIONERS ACT
One Ranks Him with Dowie-
Another Believes His Re-
lease a Crime.

The Rev. Francis Schlatter, the faith
healer, and his secretary, the Rev. Au-
gust Algard, held here FOR extradition
20 Los Angeles on the charge of using
the mails 10 defraud the sick, the blind
and the lame, were released yesterday
from custody by United States Commits
sioner HouChton. In refusing TO permit
the extradition OF the two the commits
sioner filed an opinion in which he
said that mental and divine healing
were not offences against the law, and
that Schlatter and his associates were
10 be excused for the extravagant
claims Of their cures in their paper,
THE Rams Horn"
81 feel satisfied that Schlatter had
an honest belief that he possessed a
divine power Of healing" said the COM
missioner, "and that when he testified
4 do honest and truthful work through
God TO the human being he so believed
Consequently, what he claims to do is
not such an offence against the statutes
as 10 bring his acts within the Grim
insl code
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29

negotiated by the allies of France with
the declared object and purpose of
establishing a boycott" against their
enemies during and after the war. He
asked that the resolution be tabled.
The measure would ask the President
to ascertain TO what extent neutral ma
tSns. especially the United States,
would be affected by the treaty. Its
preamble refers to reports regarding
the recent economic conference of the
Allies held at Paris and 10 the under
standing that there resulted a COM
me.cial treaty. under which the Allies
would favor each other and boycott all
enemy nations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29
Pulp Wood Rate Increase Dropped

The proposal of Canadian railways TO
increase the transport rates on pulp
wood coming into the United States
has been abandoned, it was announced
Yesterday by railrasd officials at the
New York Offices of the Interstate
Commerce Commission. Simultaneous
". two protests lodged by big paper
manufacturers with the commission
were withdrawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29
Angry Baker Fires Wildly.

Enraged because an auto truck had
crashed into one of his delivery wagons.
Gaetano Valiant, baker, yesterday
fred a score Of shots wildly in East
issth Street, which was thronged with
children at the time. There was a
scurry for doorways while Nalanti's
bullets peppered against apartment
houses. When he had exhausted his
supply a mob of men and women set
upon him. lie was taken TO Fordham
Hospital, and later was locked up.
charged with violation OF the Sullivan
1aw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Crlstobal June 2s-Zacapa New York; Fitzpatrick
~ : transport. New York. Alliance. NeS York.
Glasgow. June 2f-C alifornia tBrl. New York.
kirkwsll. June 26-knut Hamsun tNorl. New York
FOR Bergen.
Bordeaux June fla Touraine Err. New York.
Havre. June e5-SaEatind (Norl. New ork
Gibraltar June 26-Nyassa tBrl. New ior6 for Mar
Malta. June o6-Harry Luckenbaeh. New York va
Faysl
KirxNalI June 26-Iouisian. DAM. NeV York for
Copenhagen. Wico. New York .'- Copenlagen;
27th MSssfyk Dutch. New York 10 Rotterdam.
Padanz June 23-NiGs Dutch, New York va 81
Vincent & Y. Cape Town, etc.
Brisbane June 23-Westmeath (Brl, NcV YorA via
Colon Melbourne. etc.
KirkNsll. June 2i-BloomerSdyk Dutch. Nes ork
FOR Rotterdam.
Pauillac. June 22-Kronstadt tNor). New York Tor
Bordeaux.
Lisbon. June 2O-Balto (Norl. Nee York
Pernsnhuco. June 27-Tocantlns lBrazl, New York
via san Juan FOR Santos.
Nars.llles June 23--HnsSden (Br). New YORK.
barcelona June 23-Negun SPAN. New York.
SAILED.
Bordeaux June e6-Rochamheau ~. New York
Rotterdam. June 24-SIedrecht Dutch. New York.
Antsrsgasta. June eT-Ohioan. New YORK
Bahia. June 2I-Sao Pauo Bran iron s.niob'
Carciir. june a7-Anoy tNo,l. New York as,h.
sneheuen (Nor). New York
PASSED
Lizard June 2s-ArdsDfs tBrl. New York for Ion
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ASKS LIGHT ON TREATY
Senator Stone Wants Explanation Of
Entente's Boycott" Agreement.

Washington, June Ex-senator Stone,
chairman of the Foreign Relations
Committee. introduced resolution to-
day requesting President Wilson to
inform the Senate of the precise char
acter Of the commercial treaty being