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The sun., 1916-10-01
HARTMAN SCHOOL GROWING.
Training in PubIic service Instruc-
tiOu 70 he Extended.

The Training School for Public Ser
vice established In 1911 by Mrs. T. II.
Hartman has been SO successful III II
five year test that the courses are to
he extended. more students admitted and
tho staff of instructors increased. An
announcement issued yesterday 10y the
committee in charge. Charles \. Colin,
George W. Perkins and Mortimer Il.
Schiff. says 1t has been proved beyond
y doubt that systematic training in the
mana cement of public business Is fcaei-
bic and that public opinion IL steadily
being educated TO the point of insisting
Oh trained servicc.
Out OF 235 students enrolled In the
school, which makes use of the facilities
of the Bureau OF Municipal Research at
26i Broadway. more than zoo have OBJ
taincd positions through the school as
commissioners, administrators. city man
ayers, civic secretaries, accountants, en-
gneers. directors of municipal research
bureaus and teachers of government and
politics. The supervisor. Dr. Charles a.
Beard, professor OF politics in Columbia
University. was invited last year TO
recommend students for more than nifty
Jobs Mt salaries ranging from $1,000 to
5000 n year
The committee says:
Young men and women in larger
numbers every year arc coming to real
ize that they must have training In the
underlying principles ot business as well
as practical experience. II seemed to
Mrs. Hartman and those associated
with her that one great field of useful
ness was being neglected, and that was
public service"
The sun., 1916-10-01
RAILROAD And SHIP
STEEL IN DEMAND
Heavy Orders for Cars Fol-
lowed by Negotiations for
Many More.
MILLS BEHIND on WORK
Pig Iron Sales Large, With
Contracts for Third Quar-
ter 100000 Tons.

Interest IN new business in the steel
Industry was centred this week In the
buying Of rolled and forged products
used for railroad equipment and ocean
ships.
Contracts for about 5000 tons Of
bars. plates and shapes were placed by
car manufacturers and similar orders
pending for domestic thipment alone
amount 10 more than 200, 900 tons. The
Chesapeake and Ohio and the Missouri
Pacific have each ordered 1000 cars, and
the French Government Is closing for
5000 to 5000 cars. Negotiations arc
active on contracts for 1900 addi-
tionai cars.
Railroads that have long delayed the
placing OF contracts for maintenance Of
way and for rolling stock are less re-
served In placing orders. Supplement
.ary contracts for rails are being placed
for shipment IN the third and fourth
quarters Of 1917. Numerous small bridge
contracts are being closed and specifica-
tons arc being prepared for many more
bridges.
shipyard.. tank manufacturers and
boiler shops have placed orders for
bids have becn submitted on 10000 tons
~ plates and on 1900 tons OF marine
shapes for delivery next year Other
large contracts for merchant ships await
only the assn: ipce OF an ample tonnage
OF steel. The Standard Oil Company
was among the recent large buyers OF
tank plates. Italy is anxious TO place
an order for $4,000 tons of marine plates
and for 10000 tons Of blllcts.
Smaller orders placed by domestic
manufacturers generally are due more
10 the inability OF thc mills to accept
contracts for reasonable shipment than
TO any lack OF demand. There is better
request for sheets and heavy inquiry
for line pipe. while there are many
anxious buyers OF tin plate ut HON,
and abroad.
Structural orders are increasing In
number and in tonnage September
contracts are estimated at 10000 tons,
against 10000 tons in August.
Saler Of pig iron In September were in
excess OF 900.000 tons. OF which $50, 900
tons were cold during the last week. In
the Third quarter OF the year pig metal
contracts aggregated 100000 tons.
The sun., 1916-10-01

. 500; higher. Lights si0Tl 1880: pigs. s.
$3.50: mixed and butchers 81, 90 q IL 90 (;
good heavy. 1l05o1 1900; bulk. $500
u 1850.
cattle-Receipts. 5000; steady. Native
beef steers. S7.hoall: yearlinK steers and
huifers. ss5Oq 1898: cows. t5,5Oa 75O:
s,ockers. and feeders. so.30u 80; calves,
Sheep-Receipts. 1850: steady. Lambs,
Shlo; slaughter ewes, $3nT..a: bleating
ewes IS hnu 800 yearlinGs. ssM9,
PlTrSBCRt.. sept. 3o--Hogs
1900; lower IIeaN!ss. si0,0fio.76: heavy
Workers. $40 iOd 10. SO; light Workers, 80. 10
49.75. pigs, s9m9jo,
sheep and Lambs-Rcceipts. 500; steady
Top sheep, $50: top lambs. 3io50.
Calves -Iteceipts. 100; stoady. Top. Si3.
EAST BUFFALO. sept. 3o,-cattle-Re.
vsals-Receip,s. i5o; slow. sAsoa1,.
Hogs - Receipts, 1000: slow. Heavy.
YorEsrs. .'iS.sss 1910; pls.. n's5sasc;;
roughs. ss.6o 6ofs65: stasG t1@s:s.
sheep and Lambs-Reoeipts. $500; SLOW,
Lambs. So. 500 10. IS; yearlings. s5,50as.sS;
w.thers: sS'l6as; ewes. @sT7,So: sheep,
CINCINNATI. Sept sc.-Hogs--Receipts.
1900; lower. Packers and butchers, SioT
1850; common to choice. $3.50 q 9.6o; pigs
and lights. ss.pS es.to. '''
shssp-kseeipts. LOCO. LAEsls. steady.
The sun., 1916-10-01

Collier Aharenda sailed from Nara,akI
TO shanghai; hattleship Arkansas, Uswn,
ton Roads for New YORK hattIeship Drin
ware. Hampton Roads for Norfolk de
stroyer Drayton. Hampton Roads Tor New
port, ba,tleship Kansas, Hanptnn HundF
for phNadelphia; battlcship M!nn, s"in.
stroyer Monaahan, Norfolk Tor Now Work
Tor Philadelphia; cGllier Ncptuno, ,iamp-
York. Hampton Roads TOR Nrw Ynrk
cruiser san Diego, cor!ntu for GulI Of
Fonseca: ba,tleship South Carolina, iiin,n
ton Roads for Philadelphia; battleshin
Texas, Hampton Roads for New Nork.
battlrship Vermont. Lynn Haven Roads roi
Philadelphia: repair ship Nestai, Ualnptor
Roads for ltostou. battlrthlp Wyoning ar /
yacht fankton. Hampton Roads for New
York
Mine shin Baltimore arrived a. Forts.
mouth. destroyer Casssn at Newport san.
My shlp Celtic al Boston harbor; cru! ,'r
Colorado at Bremer,on; destroyer cum.
mings at Newport; mine Vhip buhuquo M
Portsmouth; deetroNrr Ericsson at New
York yard; destroyer lIopkina q. san
Diego; tender Mslhii aud destrovcl~.Aic-
monitor Ozark az Newport; tug ra,spsco
at Norfolk; destroyer Reid at Pinoy Point
DESTROYER Smith at Pinev Point: hospital
ship Solsce at Tompkinsvillo: destroyer
stewart at San Pedro; Yacht Sylph at New
York city; DESTROYER worden at Newport,
destroyer Hull ~ San Pedro,
The sun., 1916-10-01
AvIAT0Rs WILL SHOOT DUCKS.
Army Airmen 10 Rival Land Hunt
rrs ON Long Island.

Hunters are nocking To Long Island in
droves In anticipation of the opening to-
morrow or the duck season. Tie faNurlte
cunning places are along the Great South
Bay but army aviators who practise
flights at Mineola and Hampstead. l.. /,
are planning to go duck shooting in their
aeropanes.
There could b" no better practice for
marhsmausbip.' said one Of tho army
Flyers yesterday. than 10 hunt fas, ny
ing birds like wild ducks in acroplancs.
The problem of manueuvring would be
about the same as would bc encountered
IN 'comoat with "A hostile flyer. and hit
ting flying ducks from an acroplanc 60.
ing ninety miles an hour would require n
steady eye and hand"
The sun., 1916-10-01
FALL KILLS AGED INVENTOR.
Morris \. JOhnson was ArquRint-
ance OF President Wilson.

Morris y. johnson. 20 years old an
acquaintance OF President Wilson. and in
his youth on athlete and honor man at
Princeton University. was killed yester-
day morning by n ten foot fall from his
bedroom window at 80 Cramercy Park,
where he was n b7arder. The police say
he committed suicide.
Mr.. johnson was seen leaning out OF the
window by Mrs. Galloway. with whom he
boarded. He said 10 felt weak and ill.,
She helped him bacs 10 bed and boarded
up the window. Ten minutes after she
left hin, she heard "A sound, and found his
body In the courtyard.
Joseph McE. Mann OF the Princeton
Club. to which Mr.. Johnson belonged, said
Mr.. johnson had been much disappointed
because the army authorities recently
had rejected L wire wound gun which he
had invented
His only known relative In this city is
Mrs. Fred Schlieder. col West lo0th
street, wife OF the organist OF the Col
legiate Church Of ST. Nicholas.
The sun., 1916-10-01

The ,;,eAk line steamer Nasiiefs ronsian:
t.nns. sailing tomorrow Tor iIr"u,,' VIZ
take mai, closing at 1880 j. NJ ioF
Drcece. =.
Tho Italian liner puca 4. Genova. sail.
ing WelneEd.y for Gibraltar and Ienoa,
will take mai, closing at >;3c NJ i"r
Gibraltar, l'a!y. Eumanla' SW''ser'A"u anu
rho whl.o s.,r liner nai;I', sailing
Thursday for Liverpool. VII tau. ma
~,u.ins a, $50 \. N. for Great Bt!tdln.
ireland ,.c''cr NAL. on'SN and south NJ
'icp, also tpcciJi'y addressed coire'ponu'
"Tn" for o;hef countries except t"IinH' ~
serbia Turkey ia" Netherlands. Norway,
SN"Geu and Denmark
Tho IIJ..lud. America liner Nieu'v Am,
s,.ardan. saillu: Friday for kirkWall and
4 NJ. for the Netherlands.
The co'upaE!L Tra~ht iau'''1 Hn"r M,
,oni' i.op,z. sai.ing triday iST Nna~: "a WI; Wi;'
Portugal as1 Gibraltar.
Thr American lin.~ Philadelphia, sailing
a;1T'S. u. 5,T ,"Tr%9 ,oe H ,sS' NIT s' "r or
'rauy. Austria. Hungary. l.uNcmhur-. Bll-
Ea,i,, scrhia. TatkSy ~" Tr'h'In4i, ,sr,aa
Nest Ala aui Eas' lnd.''. ,-.,.
Tla No' Ncgiln America lil'. krlsta !,
u'af'o-l. sailing Saturday for ksfkwt! an
R.re.u. VIII take MAJ. closing ~ $50 \.
II. .pr $".Nu,. sweden. rrn". AK, Eu.-.t,
Tho Netherlands Swltz.rttt!. .,"r many.
Austria, HluEuy. Luyem"uss. bu'si'i''
Tive Transa isnt,,, 1taasra nu.r Dante
A!rga.rri. sailing Sstlr Lay io- Nap.ee. WIZ
al mt ems ~ ~, ~ \: ~. Tor lay
Tue CunTrlec htuuta, sailing saturday
tor Fa'routl. wiN tax" man, c."siug at
! -" l. 81. :or Great lif.t.!n. ireland. H,l-
.glu.l, Iiuss.t GUl South Africa: also Sps-
,!a,'y addressed correspondence for other
countries "Nc~p, ''r'nAnN, Nu~,:.-. ld"-
EAry luN"mhurg. Hu gHr.A, S"r'I Tutkr'
N" Netherlands. Norva.. s"si"n AMI pen'
mark
The sun., 1916-10-01
PARKS WAR ON BILLBOARDs.
Ward Opens Cam-
psign Against Use OF city Property.

Cabot Ward. Park Commissioners or
Manhattan and Richmond. as = first
step In having removed all billbosrds
and advertising signs in city property
under his Jurisdiction. served notice yes
terday upon the owners Of large adver-
t!sing signs on the playground At FIRST
avenue, from Sixty-sevcnth to Sixty
eighth streets, that they must imme-
diateiy remove the signs.
I'm New York we are far behind In
this matter" said Commissioner Ward
yesterday. "But a great deal can be
done and I hope this work will lead n
movement that may enable New York to
rid Itself OF these serious membranes
10 its beauty"
The sun., 1916-10-01
URGE SUBWAY BRIDGE AGAIN.
r. =. e. Says COnKestion at Grand
Central station Needs Relief.

Tho Public Service Commission has re-
newed its request to the Board OF Est-
mate for an appropriation OF $4,000 10
build an additional mezzannc bridge
across the express tracks Of the subway
at Grand Central Station.
The hrst request was refused on the
ground that the bridge will be unneces-
sary when the new subways are COM
pleted. The Bureau Of Contract Supervi-
sion submitted repor, 10 that effect.
The commission now admits that the
bridge will be unnecessary after eighteen
months or no. but says II will he worth
$4,000 to relieve the congestion this win
ter.
The sun., 1916-10-01
OUT OF PAPER COMPANY.
Arthur y. Wright Decides 10 Join
Perkins. Goodwin Firm.

Arthur Z. Wright. for years vicepresl-
dent and sales manager OF the lnterna-
,ional Paper Company. has resigned. lie
will Join the Perkins Goodwin Company.
paper merchants. OF SO West Forty-s.c-
md street. and he vice-prcsdent OF the
North American Pulp and Paper Com
pAnics.
Mr. Wright Is. succeeded as vcc-pres!-
Ien' Of the International Paper Company
by Ogden Mills. Ills successor as sales
manager has not yet been selected,
The sun., 1916-10-01
PAYS $l,lOO,OOO ESTATE TAX.
State Comptroller Gets Check for
Mrs. JameA's Inheritance Tax,

a certified check for sl.l0o, O0O was re-
ceived at the New York branch Of the
State Comptroller's office yesterday for
the purpose Of paying the Inheritance tax
on the estate of Mrs. Ellen Stebblns Cur
It's James. the widow Of -. Willis James.
Mrs, James died on April %. She left
s3,0O0.00O TO educational aud religious
institutions, aud the bulk Of the estate 10
her aon, Arthur Curtis James,
The sun., 1916-10-01
Rich widow Adjudgcd Insane.

MorNT NERSoN. y, Y. Sept. 30.--A
Shcr.Qs jury AT White Plains to-day de-
ciarrl Mrs Mary Gale Clarke. n widow.
pf Cooperstown. y, Y. now an inmate of
BloomiuPdalc Asylum, insane and In
competent 10 manage her estate. worth
more than S95o.o0o Mrs, Clarke. who Is
- years old, owns valuable property in
Cleveland.
The sun., 1916-10-01
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, sept. "p.-l lhcsr army
second L.,u, II"nfy j. Macrcako rai.ir-
pine : out. - Fort lay, \. V, for .cmpo-
farN duty. iIr VIII L." re.'.'"i IN time to
,,Ii on Tho transport f,r Mauta aud VII
report 10 tho ,omTsu Iinc genera, rhiIip-
PIN ncp"rtn.cr, for assignment.
detailed ~ mrmN"r OF ;no cNa.a!ninc
board az Washington vice '"l. Isnmoi, ,
T.. paNi.. Coa-t Artillery.
t'l!cry. VIA r"ror' to ">sm.uing BOARD ~
Wa,nl's,"n toi EA"Win,Mon '"r pr",m -. i.
Adams from nr'ivc s.rNloc = RrnrVr.,'l.
Ma or rh"rua. /. lEotds. Medical Corif,
Is relieved frnm dutr IN rn' Cana. Znu,
port - the AaI.itaut-'icnrral.
Cap' Wr',,." N. rraieie, retired. .
llcf'A from an'y a. supply officer, N'neoi. ,
"r.r, rlsl, W.lmy NJ. rho'r. NJ = g.,
Is rcley,a from dn IN "a, a. 80 ETSS'rh%rn h,% ''
MAJOR William l., Lite, Medical q ogi+.
Is relieved from temporary "G,r "a TN
dnt, al cam,, at Laurel. Nil. aui WI .,.
turn - n, pr"p'r sta,."'!
90 N,thnntrl T. McC'"r" '!ya!'" l~
detailed - enter hett class a. tn army
cap, ch.rc. J., wt'nT4, r|,S 8 ~ 20
ment for assignment 10 station.
ncsisnationt ncH.p,ci HSpi Enper, $
sG HsNTY York s'NH4 GG SHr i'rt f-,. ,"'inI s
Charles I. Eushing. Firsi Mississippi In
fan,ry; second Lieut.. Mrhn"l T., Ii"! lv.
Fred 'r',h :. Nlcho.s. First Iowa Infantry
cant. Thomas /. Hu.II. iutrd NaIth caro-
III, si[,y.nnih i.,Hh Sow Eor infan,ry O""y;i s'Sari
Lieut. Tuomas l. liccgs, Fourth Maryland
lnfap:rv, CDpt. Julius H.rman, Th!rt, ~:
gary, gary Six,y.nlg,h Ncw york Int.r;r,
Cari. pSa9 r. MINI, Meaiosi corr,
William ~ Patterson. First New jersey
cavalry
Tines" n1yy oricrs w,rc Is.Y"1 'o-da"'.
Liaut. J. NJ. ni.okvrN, iurlor Grado,
from tnc Ncw, llamrh,rr - the lNWo!p
Grade, Commissioned from Ju0e :; I'ar,
u 9. Ramsey. junior grade, 20 command
,ne Iing."y ana torpedo boat n ord.T,mE
i.au,rncc ne wii,ii, i IL pHnHar. ir.. and u.
p raGc, Junior srodees, ,"ommissoned from
Illinois to tho Alabama AMI W!.,onsin.
Mnr.n" Corps CSpts. ". u rarK'r ard
e = Mover placed on the rr,lrca lis, from
temporary duty n Waknfc'd, Mas. - re-
sune duty marine barracks, WtshlG tN'.
gHn,, = W h"snn, from IN" Myw h"We
First Lieu. ! u MURRAY. from uava,
prison, Port.mon,h, \ II, +" the marine
harrno H., PlMaie'phia, thon tcmporary
Iu,y ON the Illinois with Forty.third COM.
pauy, first Lieut. =, A. tapron, from tho
n.nII San'@s t. STAT 'smr; IsSkso"yil!s ta
Ncw Hampshirs to Sta,c camp. jackson. +.
vile, Fla, Second Lieut.. L, D. stephenson.
vile, Fla, second Lieut., y. r. $. Norris
!ron the Kansas 10 the Vermont. second
Lieut., l." II, Miller from marine barracks
Port Royal, ;, G. 10 temporary duty on
the iliinoie,
Tho following marine officers from tom.
popary duty at Wakelid, Mass. TO tempo
rary duty nt state camp, Jacksonyille, Fla. {:
Cant, u. y. Earquharson. opt w, Il, Way.
First Lieut., T. y willing. First Lieut. w.
The sun., 1916-10-01

SAN Francisco, Cal, Sept. so-A
powerful burglar bent back the iron bars
OF cigar stand conducted by Charles
FAvilla at Powell and Filbert streets re-
contly ana stole a package Of chewing
The sun., 1916-10-01
SITUATIONS wANTxD-rEMALE.

HoUsEKEEPER--Ai lady Of refinement
and experiences desires position as wortin n
housekeeper whersservants arc kept. Capa-
bio OF taking full charge. References ez.
changed. Address COMPETENT, +. O.
a3ox Ss5. Montcisir. ". ].
The sun., 1916-10-01
ASIATIC MAILS,

HlvSit Japan. Cor.1. cNi.t W,.
Islands. N', SAN FriUr!srp =. '''~
China, 1850 J. N. tN-morr'' ..l.
Japan, Ioreu. Chiua ,,'.."
citvl, lhillppiUc ls'Hnu-, 49,,
aud Victoria U e.. per steam 81
$3.50 =. NJ. wcduesdsy r
Hawaii, via san FrlH'i,'". A." ''
l.ur.!nn, 1850 T. NJ rfur-ut]. -.
Tahiti Ma.ulr'J.. tunk 'r..
Il alaEd .nd sp",!g..' H.,.g' ... y.
AlntraiLA. IA. sum tInmri,nu. u :. =
The sun., 1916-10-01
HELP WANTED,

HONEST man or woman to operate pro.
liable mall order business at home, selling
my goods; no Canvassins: I supply every,
thing. VOORHEES,. Dept. 120. Omaha Neb
The sun., 1916-10-01
Eggs,

EG1S-Stricty fresh farm eggs delivered d
to your door In three dozen lots zoe prr
dozen EXPIRES. paid by m.. II. u. SNOoK,
HaEorstown. Md.
The sun., 1916-10-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MOTOR ACCESSORY manufactur.nc
company offers few more shares: pron's
over 5oec sharcholders just received :ors
profit distribution; refused 100000 In o.
full capacity. send for illustrated folder
free. Room GIN. 9S broadway. New York
The sun., 1916-10-01

HoUsEwoRKERs--Colored; several neat
oushly inysstigstsd, want pi.ess:. other
sSIshs!r help syrni:hsd. LINCOLN in.
US rSss. tsss csisSs ixsssess'' IL H...S: y
The sun., 1916-10-01
uYLP wANTED-MALE.

HELPERS AND DRIVERS
WANTED-Young men. 21
years of age or over. required
as helpers or drivers on en-
press wagons. Apply Adams
Express Co.. Wagon Service
Dept, 80 Trinity place.
The sun., 1916-10-01
HOUSES To LET.

~-~--~------~-->-~---~~N>--~
18TH ST, 9Th and S:h Aves.-Priva' .
dwelling. eight rooms. bath, choic" block,
5000. A. II. COHEN. / East 4:d ST., or on
ilrenisAl
The sun., 1916-10-01
HoR MLD,

NloLIN--ioo years old: wonderful ,ono
In preservation: Will sacrifice. Writ.
GRAHAM, 81 Park Row. y. Y. (Roon .3OiJ.
The sun., 1916-10-01

bio MONEY! show automobilists how
70 burn free air instead of expensive gaso.
line; sell the LITL FIEND. a Hend for
power, mileage and gasoline saving: "Nrw
Wildhre Seller: free details EpWAUp
HoMAN. Sales Dept ID. Cincinnati Ohio.
DOWN WITH HIGH GAspIINE--ca,,,
Tonic equals automobile gasoline at &c. p,r
gallon: sell II TO car owners and make big
nroftts: kalea Guaranteed. WHITE MFt;
CO.. Dept. 90. Cincinnati, Ohio.
The sun., 1916-10-01
CONNECTICUT REAL ESTATE.
IN HONOLULU


IA Military Service.
VIII rent ;ny furnished home at ShIpran
Poir,. Conn, within cOmmut'rg distance
FOR 81, ,0oo u year on one, two or three year
irns". Ten rooms, newly decorated, good
grounds, trees and garage Rents for 5000
for summer months Warm and comfort.
able in winter B. TAYLOR. captain L. =.
Army, Apply to l.. W. JENKINS. s23 eth
Ave, y. y.
The sun., 1916-10-01
SAILED FOR NEW YDrk

IS 81 Louis. from Liverpool
Ss Marhca'ho. from Porto Rico.
S' Saratoga, from Havana
- Howl"k Hall. iron, Calcutta
ss Frceeiik VII. from Chr'rlaa.,..
-. Louis. from Liverpool
Sc Vacuum. from liverpool.
s. 1roquois, from London
IS city Of Memphis. from Rs-t
>s san Jlc,nto. from Galveston
= Ncsta, from Por, Arthur. Te,
- Wcon ADELAIDE. from Norfolk
= Ciiy OF Mont. omcry, from s1vinnsh
The sun., 1916-10-01

PATENTS secured. trade marks registered;
free books and list of inventions wanted; aci.
vice free RICHARD II. OWEN iso Owen
Bldg,, WASHINGTON, ID. G, New York office
wonivorth Bldg. phonc-Barclay ,Sai
The sun., 1916-10-01
THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures Outgoing
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United states Toast aud ncoi,', S.r,.,
STANDARD Tlric
Gun rises .j:5l NJ sun se's s TOR,
Moon tets......S .d5 rN
HIGH WATER THIS DAY
Sandy Hook. e,jo AN Gov. island ,,n,,
Hell Gat".....ig 70 III
low WATER THIS DAY
SANDY Hook q 80 AN Coy. Island ,.,,
Hell Gate ....j .i3 An
ANHIVED-sATtRbA Scp,crlA,- o
kristianiaijord. $50 A. N. kit,rr
- Alaunla. I:D J. NJ LONDON. Son, e,
IS Mancnuria. sis A. VI London. son, e,
Sept. ~. "e''el'ti
IS Iydie. !: A. NJ, Bri,ham. Sop, IS
Sept. II. ''' "a'seula
Is Marie. ! a. ~. TcncriTc sept ~
nly OF ~. Louis savannah sop. -
- PERFECTION, Tampico. sept
IS Jefferson. NOrfollx sen,
The sun., 1916-10-01
THE WEATHER.


tnOner0tc uOrtVWest W'uur' w,
variable. ,,,,.d roo,
to-day: fair and warmer tomorrow I.u
crate northwest winds. becoming sch''e'
variable. , .o,,tcued
For Sew England. fair and con,inurr ,'rr
cool to day: fair with rising ten'pe,s fu''
tomorrow; diminishing northwtet W,hura,-
NEW YORK, oct. 1.-,'enerniy -,
weather prevailed In all parts OF the eoun
,ry yesterday, excepting showers IN ,,o n
aona. southern California ana th' eN'''"
The pressure was generally low throug,n,-
out the West. except on tho nor'n T.
coast, from n centre OF depression oNei .
sinlbola which caused higher ten'peratun.Ii
in most tectIons ives; OF the nlss'ss'pP'
River. ,,, .,.,,t,S
The area Of high pressure which m,n,s mos,ms
northeastward from OK lhona' pecas
central over tho Onto Valley ana coNer..,
ali Eastern and southern sections sNctp.
eas.ern Ncw :ng.and and southern fiori.a
caused much cooler weather over 'h' e'S'
orn half OF the country. 49, ,,,,.
i-os,s occurred In Oh!o. lndlnfn, i''"o'7'
Nlchtgan, Wisconsin and Arkansas. -,
In ihl- cI.y tho day was fair and much
cooler; wind. brisk northwest average nu
midity. 90 per cont : barorlet er' s3rre or ~
- read 20 sea Lowell. a. y. NJ oV'V-' T.
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ARRIVED PROM NEW yorr

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- Exeter City. at Bristol.
IS Rochester, at London.
IS san saba. ~ Galveston
= Mayo' AZ Por' Arthur Te,
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