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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-27
DEHART ACQUITTED.

The case OF State OF Texas vs.. d. ID.
Dehart, which occupied practically
three days OF the district court last
week. ended late Saturday afternoon.
when the Jury. after a few minutes
elaboration. returned a verdict OF
not guilty. Dehart was charged with
assault with intent to murder.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-27
HOTEL BRYAN ARRIVALS

c. c. Engle. New Orleans.
T.. o. Sheets. Tyler.
jeff ID. Ray. Fort Worth.
Arnold Rainey. Dallas.
A. c. Lambert. Hearne.
A. Severns, Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Maxwell, Illinois
J. Ellison. San Antonio.
G. p. Newman. Houston.
A. u. Bradley. 81. Louis.
II. w. Greenway. Fort Worth.
+. Eshenberg. Brennan.
=. s. Robinson. Galveston.
w. X. Maynard. Houston.
II. +. Dozier, Dallas.
A. VI. Bowles, Dallas.
II. v. Grogan. Navasota.
w. T. Gray. Houston.
Allen Strange. Navasota.
r. L. Ray, Houston.
A. Z. Bagby. Houston.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-27
HOSPITAL AMBULANCE HIT
AUTO. lNJURlNo Or. PEvoro.
Superintendent Of Baptist ssnitarium
Shaken Up in Collision.

Rev. ID. r. Pevoto superintendent Of
the Baptist Sanitarium, was shaken
up and badly bruised when the ambu.
lance OF the Southern Pacific Hospital
collided with an auto in which DR..
Peyoto was seated at Hogan and
North Main streets Saturday night
Both automobiles lost a wheel as a
result Of the collision. Dr. Pc voto was
taken to his home, clio Lamar avenue.
The accident was said to have been
unavoidable.--Houston Post.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-27
MRS. T. M. EWING

wishes to announce that she has an ex-
elusive line Of DRESS GOODS for Spring
and summer wear. several thousand sam
pies 10 select from NEW YORK manu-
lecturers and importers. also latest ma
terlals for MEMS SHIRTS and table linen
from the famous mills OF Belfast Ireland
Retaining the Position a. Corsitere for
sPIRELLA COMPANY. Phone sac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-02

Aug 10 II 30 m
Aug II. II 80 IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-02
HOUSE BILL PLANNED
TO HARNESS NIAGARA
To Develop Power, but Preserve
Scenic Beauty.

Washington, Aug Hearings begun
four years ago by the House Foreign
Affairs Committee on legislation 10
regulate diversion of water at Niagara
Falls for generation of electricity were
closed to-day. Before Congress ad-
iourns the committee plans to report
n bill based on that introduced by Rep
resentative Cline, of Indiana, for co
operation with Canada in preserving
the scenic beauty of the Falls ana at
the same time developing their hydro
electric resources. Indications are
that Joint international commission
to limit water diversion will be recon
mended.
Final statements supporting the
claim of New York State to make use
of the water diverted were presented
to- day by a committee of the New YORK
Legislature. consisting of State Sen
ators George c. Thompson and George
W. Simpson and Assemblyman Joseph
d. Kelly. They took the position that
the Federal government may control
the amount OF water which shall be d.
verified. but that its use should be
granted TO the state for development
with any accruing revenue. They also
suggested that the boundary water
WAYS treaty with Canada be enlarged
to develop power projects all along the
border.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-02
Employees Decision Will
Be to Quit Work, Says
Ballot Counter.
MEN OF 225 LINES
INSIST ON DEMANDS
Roads May Face Complete Tie
up or S1OO,OOO,OOO Wage
Increases if They Comply.

Timothy Shea, in charge Of the
counting Of 100000 ballots cast by the
railroad employees Of 225 lines in this
country 70 determine whether they
favor general strike, believed ycster-
day the vote would be almost unani-
nous TO quit work.
II Mr. Shea is correct in his surm'se
and he is expressing the general i'm
preston practically every line of rail
road in this country is facing strike
which will completely demoralize traf-
fc OF all sorts.
do you suppose workingmen are
going 20 lose a chance 10 better their
working conditions ." he asked. In
deed they are not, That is not the
spirit Of progress. and II is not the
spirit Of the American people Have
YOU ever heard of railroad that vol
UNFAIRLY offered TO improve the lot Of
its workingmen No. stree, That Is
why we have unions, and that Is what
unions are for
The men demand an eight-hour day
and time and a half for overtime. A
conference Of union officials and rail-
road managers at the Engineering So
sieties Building from June 1 20 Is re-
suited in a refusal Of the roads 10 grant
the demands. with an offer 70 arbitrate
under the Newlands act or refer the
matter 20 the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
Compliance with these demands would
mean 100000 900 wage increase, &C
cording 10 an estimate made by the
national conference committee OF the
railways. Such raise for men IN
freight and yard service alone IS equal
70 a per cent advance in freight rates.
Following the unsatisfactory conclu-
sion Of the conference a general vote
was called. BY this morning the entire
quota Of 500 chairmen Of the adjust
ment committees of the four brother
hoods OF railway workers will have
coneregsted at the Broadway Central
Hotel. each bringing with him the bal
lots marked by the workers in his re-
spective district. The exact tally VII
not be known for a week.
The strike votes are being counted
under the supervision OF A. B. Glrret-
son. president Of the Order OF Railway
Conductors; ". s. Stone. grand chief
Of the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engl-
neers; W II. Lee, president OF the
Brotherhood Of Railroad Trainmen, and
". s. Carter, president of the Brother
hood OF Locomotive Firemen and In
ginemen.
At present the Interstate Commerce
Commission has no power TO az. ust
wages of railway workers, and Con
rress has been asked 10 empower the
commission 70 look into the railroad
dispute.
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LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST BANKBOOKS.
ARMY AND NAVY GOODS.

LOST Handbook No. 53O.l2i seamcns Bank Z
savings 10 Wall ST. New York PAYNE
stopped and cancellation applied for. Please re,u
TO bank
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FORECLOSURE SALES.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
York -George II. Lauck. 49, CommNtrs
OF the Property Of John ". quincy, an m
competent Person, Plaintr, against EN1A'
beth II. Briggs ct al, defendants.
In pursuance Of a Judgment or Tore
closure and sale. duly made ana entered N
the above entitled action and bearing daf
the 30th day of June 1910 J. me Nlu..
signed. the referee IN SAID Juds ineHt lti,s -
Will sell az public auction. az the ~
change SaiesrOom. No. 1910 Nesey street
I'm the Borough Of Manhattan. cry ~ New
York, on the End day or August, lsle ~
u o'clock noon on that day. hy Joseph r
Dav. Auctioneer. the pr mises directed ~
said judgment 20 be SOLO ana t"efei" ~
scribed as follows $500, q,
land, situate lying and beng IN ne boi.
ough OF Manhattan. CITY county ana St~ts
81 New York. bounded and described ~'
BEGINNING az point on The Norihery
side OF 53rd street distant $50 teet 80,
eriy from the corner formed ny me lhIe.,
sertion ~ the Northerly side 4 53rd street
with the Eastery side ~ 3th Avenue, 80
ming thence Northerly at right snsies W"
53rd Street and parallel Win stn ~, "a
~ feet inches, thence South'asss'i Nv
on line which makes on rs oou.u,
side an angle % 50 degrees 81 minutes
seconds with said last mentioned .e.i -,
80 feet >. inches: thence Soufnrry 80 =,
line which makes on ts westerly 80
angle OF 81 degrees 81 minutes 10 se,o.
with said last mentioned course, = 49,
inches. 20 the Northcrly side ~ SAG ~
street. thence westerly along SAID Noi'..,
erly side % W 53rd street % feet =.
inches more or less. 90 the point OF paw
OF beginning. 49,. ....,,
said premises being known oy ne s.'rh
numbers 33l-3 Yves, 55rd street. bososS"
OF Manhattan.
Dated. New York. July lot. 1910
JOSEPH X. TRUESDALE. Refcfee,
WITFRID y ONEIL. Attorney -,
plaintiff once & y. o Address, 10
broadway. Borough OF Manha'''N
New York city. -.
The following Is a diagram ~ the p,,op,
erty 20 be sold. its street NuInOer T" 90
West 53rd street.
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miles on four
berth included.
AMERICAN.
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

Z Capt JULIAN L. DODGE. 22d 1n'. detailed 10 I'll
Can't me- s0rTARD Turner. 2d Inf. Transferred
10 TN Inf from General Hospital. F. BayaId. 10
company 10 which assigned
FiSi Lieut. HAROLD GklGER. Coast Art, 70
Eagle Pass. Tex. for examination for transfer 70
Fir., Lieut. WILLIAM ANsHETM Phil Scouts.
retired from active service. effective sept 30.
second Lieut. THoMFsoI LAwRENCEs SIN INF
10 West Point Military Academy. Aug "a
First lieut. WILLIAM V CARTER. Cav. on az
risai IN H., H. S iq no, "a CAV CLARK ,., c,v -
Ietterman General Hospital. Preside Of san Fran
cisco. for examination for detail ia aviation Sec
Fir, Lieut. ROBERT T PHINNEY. 10th Inf
from Iowa state University. Iowa city. Sept 49,.
10 DIS regiment on expiration one months leave
Ma HAMILTON SMITH. Inf detailed In Insp
Ssab B sP isi EmS SSs as aS8, 10 gen i
Second Licuts RALPH r COUSINS. sth Cav. and
THOMAS J. HANEY. Jr. pa INF. attached
aviation section 81 SIG. CORPS as aviation students
TO sis Corps Aviation School. San Diego.
Leave q absence for one month OF reief from pres
| cnt duties granted Mai. JOHNSON HAG0oD.
/ Second Lieut.. AUSTIN NC. M'DoNNEL. Coast
AT 20 ~. Slocum FOR examination for detail in
se "o1a'i Lieut. sIELD0H r. WHEELER. 25,h Inf
] 20 Douglas. AriL. FOR examination FOR transfer
| Second Ii JOHN p. LUCAS. 18th Cav. 70 Eagle
Pass. Tex. for ASamination for transfer 90
/ Second II. HARRY r. ANDERSON. l4th Cav. at
| tsched 10 aviation sect. Of sig Corps ava-
ton student. TO sis Cops Aviation School. san
Diego
1t " J. MAXWELL. 10 Naval War College New
port. Aug :.
/ L. l. b Manifold. detached naval insp of
acronsutcsl material works CuIiiss AeIopane
Co. Buffalo 20 North Carolina.
Il T. S MOSES. 20 navy yard. New Orleans.
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED.
July 29-Glacler 81 La Paz: Paul Jones. AZ
MaHatlan and Topolobampo: Vulcan. at Carmen.
Mex
JUN 2i-Bcnham. Melville. Porter and Tucker. az
Ruzzsrd's Bay. Nice all flaming fauding and
O'Bnen az Newport Memphis. Al Santo Do
miugo city. Missouri and Ohio. al ProVincetown;
New Orleans ~ Port Angeles. Paducah. Al North
River y Y. Solace NJ Guantanamo
SAILED.
July 2s-Abany. Cornto for Acapulco via salins
Cruz
july 20-Glacior Ia Pax FOR Guaymas. Paul Jones.
Mszauan for Topoobampo; Vulcan. Carmen for
July so~Psul Jones. Topolobampo for Guaymss
and la lsz
July 8i-Bcnham Melville Porter and Tucker.
Newport for Buzzard's Bay; pauding O'Brien.
Planning and Mccall. Newport 10 sea. Celtic.
Guantanamo for Port lu- Prince. Marietta. Key
West for Boston: Missouri and Onto. Rockpoft
for Prorincctowu. North Carolina. Hampton Roads
for southern dnll grounds.
Aug l-AjAI. Hong Kong for s~hto".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-02
POLICE CRAFTSMANSHIP
SCHOOL GRADUATES 10

New York now has nineteen police
men-two lieutenants, two sergeants
and fifteen patrolmen-who are expert
pistol shots. Commissioner Woods
awarded silver bar pins TO the police
men yesterday as graduates Of the
first school Of craftsmanship.
Six months ago. Commissioner
Woods decided that there were too
many victims Of the careless handling
of firearms by police and organized
course in revolver practice at Police
Headquarters under Detective Cap
tain William Jones ana several army
officers.
The men who received awards yester-
DAY were Lieutenants Michael F. Kelly,
4ta Inspection District, and Rupert
Deyo, Of the 18th Inspection District;
Sergeants Charles. Stilson, of the De
tective Bureau, and Joseph Bannon, of
the Marine Squad. and Patrolman
Jacoby. Seligman. Francis Walsh, Cas-
sidy, Dea, Kirk. Manion, Stillman,
Schmauder. Cabel. Schuber, Kornich,
Evans. Butts and Kelly.
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ARRIVED

Rodfa1e DAM. Puerto Barrios July q and
Belize a. 20 Nluuson IS Line. with mahogany and
Nrapsn. Port Limon July o. Cristobal "a and
Havana 2S 20 United Fruit Co with - pasSen-
ger, mails and mdse Bar at m
Tsushims Maru Jap. Iloilo June g. kooe Il
Yokkaichi Is Yokohama p. san Francisco July TO-
Balboa % and Cristoha "a TO Anchor Line. with
Co,a Ciri Tocopila June 30. Csleta Buena
July and Colon 10 via Baltimore 70. to
Grace & Co. with mdse. Bar al go a m
Tourgsi tRu,sl. Hull July j.. 20 Russian No.-
uuteer Fleet. Bar at 10 N. July 81
Atlantis lNorl Sams Cuba. July IS. 10 At
lalfir Fruit Co. with fruit Bar a. 300 m
Iampa,as Mobile july q. Tampa y aud hey
West IS to Mallory - Co. with passengers and
mdse Quar- az 2oj ? m. o,,
Jefferson newport News and Norfolk. 10 Old
Dominion $. Co. with passengers and mdse. quar-
az o 80 m. ~ , - g..
Line with - passengers. mails and mdse. Bar
az A. 60 .,..
Trsrspor, Co with mdsc. Bar az 2 en- p m.
Mohawk jacksonville July % and Charleston 80
to C,yde IS Go. with passengers and mdse. Quar-
~ 24j m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-02
From m. Tribune Bureau ]
Washington August J..

ARMY.
Ma CHARLES Y BROWNLEE Med CORPS 70
Walter Reef Genera Hospital ID.
Tirs' II CHARLES r GRIFFITH. 4th Inf. 20
Eagle Pass. Tex. for examination for transfer TO
Rt,isns,ion o. H. Col FREDERICK A. WELLS
g1l Inf y g. y Y accepted
Reclamation - Capt HORACE VI LOVE. Sd Inf.
Tenn y a. accepted
Firsi II THOMAS DF W MILLING sUstion o.
frsr So Corls lnrst n % cav. detailed Do
aviation section a. Sig Corps and rated as p
Junior military aviator with rank ~ capt
MAJ HARRY ]. GIIGHR1ST Med. Corp. will pro
cod % New ORLEANS and ou arrival report hv tel
o. com gen South Dept. 70. assignment 10
temporary duty Boz that dept -
Leave ~ cNscnce granted first a. WILLIAM
ANSHELM Phil Scouts. extended To- include
F1rst H. ALBERT c WJMBERLY. transferred from
cav arm lesfh Cav 20 coast arr
First ~ HAROLD J. GARDINER. transferred from
coast ar 90 cav arm and assigned 70 l0ih Cav
il Cof EDGAR " HOWE lrctiredl. assigned ~
active duty. 20 duty Is mastering officer 90 state
Second H. GEORGE PULSIFKR. Jr. 22d Inf at
isched aviation sec. Sig CORPS as an suaaon
student 90 SlE Corps aviation school. san Diego.
Rtsignsron ~ First u CHARLES STERN
Med Re- Corps. accepted
Ma SANFORD n WADHAMS. Med Corps. 70 II
sam Houston and report 10 com. gen. Solth
Dept f0r temporary duty bon that dept.
Cap, EDWARD NEDDER Med Corps. frofn
Washington 20 NoEsics Ariy. aud report BOY TEL.
"a com gen. South Dept for assignment 20 duty
ia charge Of dept laboratory No. 8. 10 I've esta1-
llshed al that place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-02
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Transfer,-To take erect p. m AVS. ?. Pumn
Frank NcCsuon. 18th. 10 Traffic II. J.. { Bechef'
18Th 70 10Th. W Lennon. station house az
tendant ii9'h 70 ltsth. Il. u. Miller. loh as
signed as station house attendant.
Temporary Hsslenment.- Ptlmn. J. J. Firgetad
10Th 10 sth l. - duty IN rsided premises so day $
p m July 81 W. u. J. Waters. MAJ I".' 10
OHIO, Third Deputy Is days s a. m. AUG l.
To al 7 y from commands Indicated duy IN
raided premises 30 days p m. July 81 T..
Goodhurn. 18TH g. iiuures l61th; W. g. Nm
strong 215th. Ernest Hewitt. Tfahlc A. +. a hup
pei 1874. 49, - d..
Both 10 r n / a m. july 3lst. .
Appointed Special Ptlmn-D. :. Knapp. WIN
Huherth Hubern duty AZ American Circle Build
ing July 20. Shield No. D.
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ANSONIA STORAGE
WAREHOUSE CO. (Inc.)

New York Aug End 1915
To Mary A Chartress A. y. Erci. Mrs NJ r
Ierobs Peter John O'Connor Mrs y. II. Stuart.
Philip VI Thorne. John A Taylor. John Webb Mrs
Nm Young. Mrs. Lillian Sins. l. J. hsines and
ined that the time Tor the payment q lien upon
the property herein after described having expired.
after due notice thereof had been given you
will cause such property. 10 Wit Household goods.
personal effects carpets. etc. stored By you In
your name IN the AnSOnia storage Warehouse Co :
Warehouses 10 be sold al public auction. according
20 the statute IN such case made and provided. a.
the Monarch Auction Rooms. l6l East l25th St
New York City. on AUGUST 18TH. 1916. a. 10 80
N. and II the sale thereof IL not completed on
said date the same will be continued Al the same
place on each and every Tuesday and Friday there
after beginning at 10 30 a m. on each day and
continuing until all the goods are sold.
ANsoNA STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO.. Inc
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q. II


West 53rd street
The approximate amount ~ INC zen
.hargc 10 satisfy which the above o.
scrlbed property IS TO be sold Is 80
Thousand Four Hundred and Fifty-siN A.
stIfOO (stOs56s5D Dollars, with intsr,,s
thereon from the 2sth day Of June. ~ ~.
together with the costs and SlloN&u,,s.
amounting TO Three Hundred ana SEN 49,
a. s9rO6 Dollars. with interest from ".
ann dav Of sune. 1915. together WIN 20.
s,narses OF the sale. The approNi"a'
amount OF the taxes. assessments =,
water rates or other Hens. Mhltn .h-
be allowed 20 the purchaser out ot
purchase money. or paid by the Referee
$3.50. - and interest ~
Datsd New York. July ist. lsle.
JOSEPH r. rRUESDALE. heIsi~
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japan Cores and China ls1"-
sa.y ss aaar Nm ol'' va Aus g. go m
Hs so;a VIA san Aus also PM
Japan. Corea China ard Philip
pine Islands. via Vancouver. c.or,,
y C-EmprcSs u Russia ..... AVE. b. GOV / VI
Japan. Corca china AID fMlp-
pine Islands. via san Francisco e, On ~,
Persia Naru ........ .....+ Aus' = - '' W
Hawaii. Samogi. Islands. Australa
lercep, Wcsfl. and specially al
dressed maj. FOR New Zealand. q. q, ., ~,
via san Frsnci-rc-Serrs Aug lV II .sV ! VI
Tahiti MarQueSas. Cook Islands.
New Zealand and Australia. VIA , g, a. ~,
Sal Francisco-Malta .-...-. Aug H. u .'' / VI
Hawaii FiU Islands. New Zealand
and specially addressed mail Tor
Australia via Vancouver ard mar
Victoria r. C.--Nisgara. ... =. Alg % - VI
Nal, Of the following dates. Kobe july y. ieN9-
hama IS and Shanghai j.. which arrived PEI Sa,.'
Maru. were dispatched east from Seaute o.. yug
and mails dated Melbourne July >. nynIef -
Wellington 10 and Auckland Il which arrived per
Makura were dispatched east from Seaite on July
2S These malls are due 90 New 1oik on uie H-ei--
iug Of Wednesday. AUG. p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-02
THE WEATHER REPORT
Records for Last Twcnty-four Hours
and Official Forecasts.

Washington. Aus The heat wave diminished
somewhat yesterday IN the upper Mississippi and
Missouri valleys. the lake region. New England ana
middle Atlantic states. due 20 an ara q high
pressure coming down from Canada over the Great
Lakes and throwing m fresh 10 brisk nrrtherly
winds ln the sections mentionci 1t was warmer
I'm the south Atlantic states and was becoming much
warmer iu Montana and the DakoiaS.
There was an area Of low pressure moving on me
middle Atlantic and New England coast. which
he ned 10 draw ~ the warm wave. Low areas were
also located north Of Montana and IN the Gun ~
Cafiforuis showers fell iu southern Florida. along
The Gulf Coast in Oklahoms. Indiana and on the
Virsluia coast Elsewhere the weather was fair.
Forecasts for Special Looalltls.-Ess'ern Vow
York-Fair to-day and probably morrow; little
change iu temperature. light north winds
New Jersey-Fsir to-day and tomorrow sishi
temperature changes: Hight nor,hca', winds. shifting
New Enssnd-Fair TO-DAY and 70 morrow tenn
persturc about the same moderate 10 hsh north
erly winds III,
Western New York Fair to-day warmer. with
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HELP WANTED.
Male.
WANTED:

Machinists and moulders, engine
lathe hands, vertical boring mill hands,
planer hands, tool makers, machine
tool repair men GALL around machin-
ists), engine filters and radial drill
press hands, slotter and shaper hands,
machine blacksmiths and tool dressers.
moulders for both light and heavy
work. Best wages, working condi-
tons, high grade work and steady
employment. For particulars inquire
No. 2l2 10th Ave-, N. Y. City,
The Westinghouse Machine Company
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the WOrld

burmese Prince lRrl. La rsilicc July 20. to fsul
\ Gerhard a Go. Bar n m -. p..,e.
~ Siglo Galveston july 20. 20 southern '~'"'
Co with mdse quar- A' m. , r.te.
VI Paso Galveston july -. 90 southern iA'l"'
Co with mdsc quar- - IN. - 81, =. -,
Jean Boca Crandc July 20. 90 \ II bul W.
With mise Sandy iopk 9 -
Nfsthilda (Nor) lloo MAY IS. Murofan June y.
Cumberland II &. - and Colon July -. '"
Houider Weir 4 BOYD. with sugar. liar II m
Pioneer New Orleans July -. TO pa,d MT
den with refined oh and sasolcnc. bound 10 'oNn-
I Nysaard dam. Ayr July is. TO d T War
Rio crandc. brunswick July 20. TO Mallory -
Co with mdsc quar- L. - m. $780,
Mexico. Havana July -. 10 New YORK ana 'nna
Mail IS Co. with l76 passengers, mail, and muse
Verona iItaD. Genoa July H. I0shorn l6 and
Gibraltar 10 10 Harhcld solari Go. with mails
and mdsc. bar 1880 y m
SAILED
Cysrifya tRuss) Archangc. Van der DUN
CDutchl Antilla. Bengucla tIrl. Boston: Lucillne
fRrl bordeaux. Arlgowan (Rr). La rslhcc cry
Of Manchester m bombay Isis de fansy tSpsn
bilbao. Gothlaud uesl Rotterdam. Nirglne tfrl.
Hor,lcau. Comgnchc Charleston and Iacksonuie
Ilv tNorl Norfolk Rio Colorado tBrl. kio dc
Ianciro via Philadelphia Princess Anne. Norioh
and Newport News CITY " Columbus savannah
Thcnli.iocics tCreckl pirgus Tyler. Norfolk and
Newpor, News. Wien DAM. Gihsra. 1rinculo tbtl'
Dartmouth. Cafpathia (Brl. lA'crpool bIahcnt'
Genoa via Port Arthur. Roomhcrg Dutch. Hotter
dam. rswncc Philadelphia. Kentucky DAM.
Copcnhagcn: Mnockct San Juan.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET.
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

ONE FAMILY HOUSES. DETACHED, GARADk.
rooms. bath showers. elrtlic Lights. Vacuum
cleaners. STRAIN. parque,ry. $3.50. $3.50 cSns 30
monthly and Interest Builders. 1890 ffth stree
Take West End subway Municipal Bdg. 10 I'm -
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
HIGH WATER

Omitted states Coast and Geode,ic survey
sun ris-s..........A ISL Moon rises "a m y
sun scis........... ia Moon sets % m l..- e'Si
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

Female.
CLAIMANTS NURSE-Trained: young Scotch
Protestant. f30t35 d. Miss Hofmayers Agency.
10 East i3d ST. 50 foOr. Telephone s9i' Murray
HI
CHAMBERSiAID WAITRESS Young Irish girl
good. long references; SIS $50. c, Miss Hof-
mayors Agency. 10 East 33d st.. 50 noor Tele-
phone s9i7 Murray Hi
COOK-Younz Irish girl. good family cook: s3j
NJ. Miss HoimAyers Agency. 10 East i3d ST., Sd
floor. Telephone S9t Murray Hill
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers' Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers. tutors
GoVernesses, etc, to Colleges. SCHOOLS ans
Families Apply to Mrs. ~ J. fOVNo-
CILTON- % Union SallArA
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

LIT YOUR RENT PAY FOR YOUR HONE.
Best financial plan explained BY Country Home
League. No 10 West 39d St. Dept q. 'Phoh'
$3.50 Mad So
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Barometer Readings.
HumldIb

Local Toreont.-Fsir today and probahy 10 "''
row: no, much change IN temperature hS' "''''
xinds
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

Lisbon July e2-Herm tNorl. New foFk VIA
bilbao -. -, r.,
Nar.ciilcs July CO Siorfond tNorl New York
a5th Bayropca (Br) New York -
Liverpool Aus Bowie tBr). New York for Man
chester. $3.50, A..
London Aug New York Dutch. tanA' New
York -, ~,
wall -, D.,
Rotterdam Vacuum New York for Rotterdam