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New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
TO BE BROOKLYN CONCERN
Present Plan of U. s. Title Guar
anty and Indemnity Company.

When the present REORGANIZATION of the
United states Title Guaranty and Indem-
nifty Company. with main offices IN Vesey
street has been completed. It will be a
Brooklyn corporation, having It's headquar-
ters In Montague street. The company now
has branches in Brooklyn, Jamaica, River
head and Westchester The Manhattan Of
fce will he operated as a branch. and II Is
said that the company may retire alto
sether from Westchester County The d.
rectors have decided TO form mortgage
company. with a capital of not less than
S5cO. 200. which will look after the mort
CAGES guaranteed by the title company.
The prime mover in these plans is for
mer Mayor David A. Boody OF Brooklyn.
who. for five or six years. has been a di-
rector OF the company, and for the great
er part OF that time chairman of the ex-
ecutive committee. At the annual meeting
in January 1910. the directors. al the in
stance of the state Insurance Department,
cut the capital IN two, making ii Se25'mo.
These five Brooklynites were then chosen
TO succeed five Manhattanites: Charles A.
Angel David a. Boody, William c. Court
new. Seth L. Keeney and Charles \. Rob-
ertson.
At a recent meeting George j. Gillespie
the president: Daniel +. Lewis. vice-presl-
dent and T. Ellet HCdgskiu resigned. Al
bert A Hutton. general solicitor for the
company. was elected first vice-president.
At a meeting OF the directors next week
more Brooklynites will be added TO the d.
rectorate and a president will be chosen.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
POLICE STOP EL0PEMENT
Upstate Girl Beats Aunt to Hotel
Cashiers Affections.

An eIcpement was intercepted by the
Jersey City police last evening. and the
comely country lass who had left her
happy home was glad at the prospect of
returning to II, even 70 confronting her
irate aunt, who might have been the bride
IL the niece had not appropriated the
young man.
The young woman is Eva Dennison.
nineteen years old. of Rexville. n. Y. Her
father, George Dennison is the postmaster
there. The man in the case is Emil Hot
finger. twenty-seven years old. Of No. IS
West 18th street, Manhattan He gave his
occupation as that of a hotel cashier.
About a year ago he advertised for wife.
Miss Sarah Nixon. thirty years OF
Kexville, aunt Of Miss Dennisou, sns'- ed
she was willing The niece got the reply
and continued the correspondence, which
eliminated in a visit OF Hottinger TO Rex
vile.
Miss Dennison says ner father was not
favorably impressed and gave final no
to the marriage proposition. Then an
elopement was planned. Miss Dennison
left her home yesterday morning, ostensi-
-bly 20 20 to visit Hornellsville. The father
learned that she was joined at the next
station by Hottinger. The wires were
kept busy and when the train carrying
the couple reached Jersey City last night
Acting Detective Sergeant Currie vas
waiting to receive them.
Hottinger was held as disorderly per-
son. The young woman, who appeared
pleased az the idea of soon being on her
way 10 Rexv,lle, was sent to the home Of
the Young Women's Christian Association
10 await the arrival OF her father, who
telegraphed he was on his way TO Jersey
CITY
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23

middle atlsutic coast will be brisk vest, south
Atlantic coast moderate west; Gulf coast. mod
crate % brisk northwest. diminishing. Lake
Michigan. moderate northwest % north.
Steamers departing Thursday for European
ports will have moderate west winds aud fair
weather TO the Grand Banks
Forecast for Special Iocaties--For New
England. fair in southern and local SHOWS in
northern portion to-day Friday fair; moderate
west winds.
For Eastern New York Eastern Pennsylvania
New Jersey. Delaware and Maryland. fair to
dsy and Friday. continued cold. moderate 10
brisk northwest winds
For the District Of Columbia fair to-day and
Friday not much change IN temperature; mod
crate west windf
FOR Virginia. fair and continued cold to-day
and Friday: diminishing west winds.
For West virginia. local snow to-day; Friday
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New
YORK local SHOWS tc-day. Friday cloudy; brlsk
north 70 west winds. diminishing.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW YORK.
Nathan Kaufman ana Edward Jacobs ss
a-J testament or Jstiida C;rsbfelder. late of
the CITY q New York. deceased. Plaintiffs,
against Nendel Katz and others, Defendants
In pursuance OF Judgment Of foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered IN the above
entitled action and bearing date the 18th day
of January. 1911 l. the undersigned. the
Referee n said judgment named. viii sell at
unlic auction. az -he Exchange salesroom.
Nos. 1i-16 VcsCy street. iu the Borough of
Of February. 1911. 81 Il o'clock noon on that
DAY, by Joseph P. Day Auctioneer the prem
ig=s directed by said Judgment 10 be sold and
therein described as follows
All that certain lot. piece or parcel Of land,
wi-n the building and improvements thereon
erected. situate. lying. and being in The Bor-
Cugl of Manhattan OF the city Of New YORK,
bounded and described as follows.
Beginning az a point on the northerly side
and seventy-hve feet westerly from the corner
formed by the intersection OF the northerly
side Of Ninety-seventh street WIN tne vest
Crly side OF second Avenue running thence
No-thsrlv parallel with Second Avenue and
part ~ the distance through a party wall, one
hundred feet eleven inches 70 the centre line
of he block. Whence westerly along said cen
tire line and parallel with Ninety-seventh
Street. twenty-five feet more or less 10 the IN
tersection % seid centre line, with line
drawn Northeriv in prolongation OF the west
erly face 0f the westerly wall ot the building
on the premises hereby described: thence
Southerly parallel or nearly SO with Second
Avenue and along said line and said westerly
face OF said westerly wall, one hundred feet
and eleven inches more or less. 20 the North
erlv side OF Nirety-seventh Street and thence
Easterly along the northerly side OF Ninety
seventh Street twenty-five feet more Or less
70 The point or place Of beginning
Said premises being now known b. the
street number 300 East e7th Street.
Being the same premises conveyed 20 the
sald NendeI Kat1 by the defendant Jonas
We'll and wife and the defen-ant Bernhard
MAYER and wife by deed bearing even date
with said mortgage aforesar-. and intended
10 he REGARDED simultaneously herewith, this
said mortgage being a purchase money mort
gage and was made. executed and delivered
10 secure a portion OF the consideration or
purchase money expressed in said deed
Dated New York CITY. Feb. 2nd. 1911.
WALTER 4. HlRsCH, Referee.
EDWARD JACOBS. Attorney for Plaintiffs
once and Pust0ffce address, % Broad
Street Borough OF Manhattan. New York
CITY
The following ls a diagram OF the property
20 be- sold. it's street number Is go East 07th
Street Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
The WEATHER REPORT.

A. Record and Forecast w ashington,
!. -Nlih the exception OF iocsl SHOWS IN
" - Ohio valley along the Great Lakes
!, northern New England. the weather has
s,, q al parts Of the country. The TEN
r.. oontiaues low for the season IN al
ne country: it has moderated slightly
!. q Sspst Missouri Valley and locally over
s. 'er o. New England ana the north por-
Ns middle Atlantic states.
-, ea fair weather is indicated for all
n, ne country east Of the Rocky Noun
\. 'N thst IiFht local SHOWS are probable
a., -pptT oa.a Valley end along the lower
y. - Northern New England
s.,,..' pefaigres VIII moderate in the Rocky
CT. - regions. the Interior valleys and the
sr.. es Thursday and Friday. In the At
tss.,..' '1'' states he material changes are an
h along the sew England coast and
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
AN APPEAL FOR CHARITY.

The Charity Organization Society appeals
for $50 10 enable a girl of fifteen 10 take
a course at a trade school She is one OF a
family Of eight, and she was working. but
the work was too hard for her and the
pay was small. The society has placed her
in q trade school in order 10 give her d
chance TO 1t herself for better paid work
and ultimately TO put the entire family on
a better plane Of life. Meantime the fam
ily cannot get along without the g. week
which she might be earning. Contributions
may be sent TO the Charity organization
Society. No los East I'D street, and VIII
be gratefully acknowledged
The Charity Organization Society ac-
knowledges with thanks the following con-
tributons received in response TO the LAST
appeal OF this kind in The Tribune: Miss
NJ W Parsons, s.; Miss Geraldine Russell.
9. ". ] =. 81
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
U. P. LET'S CUTOFF CONTRACT
New Link Parallels the Burlington
Road in Nebraska.

tBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.
Omaha. Feb. 22.-The Union Pacific Rail
road has let the contract for the construc-
ton of a f1fty-nlle link OF the Laramie
cutoff. Work must begin within ten days
and the entire distance will be finished by
August l.
The fact that the Union Pacific Is
anxious 70 have the work completed so
rapidly presages much activity in Harri-
man railroad affairs. The link which has
just been contracted for extends from
Northport Neb.. to Gerlng, Neb., and par
allels the Burlington the entire distance.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
COCKAT00 SHOUTED "FIRE!"
Six Persons Saved from Stuff
tion by Birds Alarm.
~, relesraph % ~ TrIbnn.

Boston. Feb. 22.--Six persons in a three
story tenement house in Roxbury were
saved from death by suffocation and fire
Yesterday. when they were aroused hv
the cry of fire uttered by a trained
cockatoo. In spite of the warning Of the
bird. however, Mrs. Harry Weeks and
her three-year- daughter were nearl,,
overcome by smoke
The cockatoo is a prize bird and val.
ued at $500 by its owner. II. A. Freder-
ickson. II had been trained 10 cry fire
when men were in the room smoking.
Early to-day Peter Frederickson and his
sister. Blanche. children of the owner Of
the bird. were aroused by the cockatoo's s
cries Of fire.
They rushed upstairs and found the
rooms and halls filed with smoke. The
Hremen had hard time in extinguish-
ing the flames, because they were in the
inner walls.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
STORAGE NOTICES.
THE HsEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSE co
800 WEST Bath ST.

New York Feb. 10Th. 1911.
To Agate Advertising CO.. II. c. Brandsu.
Secretary; Mr. and Mrs. Verne c. Armstrong,
Almira /. Beach. " l.. Bolton, Thomas L. Ca
hin Mary Cornelisse, ". II. Daley. Catherine
Davis. Lillian Day John J. Dempsey. Maynard
Agnes L. Drummond Frank Fielding. Alice Els.
Eugene Ebert Henrietta p Gamble, Anthony
Cautier. Julian Greer. Sarah Haas Mtnta Robin
son. Ida r. o. Q. Shannon, n. +. schneiderer.
T. Van Steenbergh, Julia Smith. Gclde Stover,
Louis T. Valentine. Nanadium Alloys Co.. Mabel
Harts. Wm r. Heroy. Mary Hess, Dolphus
H10tcn. Rita Hewlett Jane Hunter James 3.
Kellogg. Anna Klein, Edward Lampe, Ida Lind
quist Chas. Mccarthy. X. g. Masters or c. +.
Catlin. Kate Maxwell, Mary Murray. N. Neeton.
Ewood OConnor Est. Mary Page. Proctor
Realty CO or Estate Carrie Rsymeut. Morgan ].
James. Mr. and Mrs John l. Robinson, Mrs, e.
Howard z Wilson Elizabeth Moore Cnited
states History Co.. +. a. Doner. James e.
Lyte You and each OF you are hereby notified
that the time tor the payment of our lien upon
the property hereinafter described having ex-
pired. after due notice thereof had been given
you - will cause such property 10 Wit House
hold Goods. Personal Effects and Merchandise.
stored in the Haeger Storage Warehouses by you
or ir your name for In which you may have an
INTEREST," 70 be sold az public auction according
10 the statute IN such case made and provided.
az n warehouse, No. 300 West 34th 81. New
York City on Monday. March 9th. 1911. at l0:3o
A NJ and II the sale thereof is not completed
on said date the same will be continued az the
ter beginning az 1890 A II. and continuing
until the sale IS completed.
HAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO
ANr-IF C. HAEGER Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
YALE FRESHMEN WIN RUSH
Short, Rough Fight for Fence in Foot
Deep Snow on Campus.

New Haven. Feb. 22-For the first time in
years there was plenty of soft snow on the
Yale campus for the freshmen and sopho-
mores TO use in their annual fence rush
to-day. II lay almost a foot deep on the
ground. and after the initial rush Of the
freshmen the members Of the two classes
rolled one another in the snow 20 their
hearts content until the sophomores were
obliged 10 rally around the fence and de-
fend It with bamboo canes.
The rush went to the freshmen after a
very short but rough tight
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
AUTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION.

FRANCO-AMERIcAN SCHOOL, 1914 West
46th St. guarantees to teach you; finest
school in city.
ADVERTIsEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown ONCE.
No. 1854 Broadway. between 36th and 9th SITS .
until Q o'clock %. m. Advertisements received at
the following branch offices at regular once rates
Until $ o clock D. m, viz: 264 sth ave. :. G. cor.
ed ST. i5s 9Th ave. cor. 18th ST.: l04 East 18th
st. 257 West 42d St, between 1th and sth aves
2e3 West i25th 81: l03J 80 ave; 1925 80 ave-.
near 6lst ST.; i70S lst ave. near seth ST. i57
East l95th St. 75s fremont ave: go 30 ave-.
anI any American District Telegraph once.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
O7tl ST.

The approximate amount o. the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above described
property is 10 be sold. Is eleven thousand two
hundred and nlney-nine and f6-loo Csli,-
fsft d., ~ January. 1911. together with costs
and sIloWance amounting 60 three hundred
and sixty-hve aud 47-i0O k1o3 20 dollars
,,.its -, ,xa.uses Of The sale. The approx
mate amount OF tho taxes. asse.sments and
water rates. or other .iens, which are TO be
money. or paid by tho Referee is s65J0e and
interest. -. a ,o,,
Dated New YORK -ity. zen me; III
WALTER A. HIRsCH, Eeferes.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
NICARAGUA FREES PRISONERS.

Managua, Nicaragua, Feb. "a number
Of political prisoners who, 1t has been
shown. We're not implicated in the recent
explosion in the ammunition barracks.
have been released. Among the number
are Jose Maria Zeaya and General Fer
nsndo Rivas. Colonel Manuel Monterey.
who was brought a prisoner from Rivas,
narrowly escaped lyncting at the hands
Of q mob - Granada.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
Female

COOK.--Very neat young woman: excellent COG: coz:
69Esr msnagsr 6eS, ciiy rststsy Agen
ey. 7l6 Lexington ave. Tel loa3-Plsza -----
COOK Swedish: first class. has friend parior-
maid and waitress; both highly rec?iiiiil@s @ siluec
any distance Plaza-iv2s. Norro" AH'NSF'
12l Lexington ave, corner ssth st-----.,-. 81
COX swedish. all branches cooking; exTelieht
references. city or country; $40 Miss huca-
leys Employment Agency, i West III ST.
Phone I4s7-Bryant.
GENERAL Hor,sEwoPK First class Swedish
Finn girl. very good cook. housemslut: 10. y
laundress. excellent references; see OststDers
Agency. 71e Lexington ave. Tel looo-fiaza
INFANTS NURsE.-Scotch Protestant; can
ences; city or country. $50. X. Industrial AS
socistion Employment Agency. Il West 4-d So
Phone 5cl0-Bryaut. --
KIrCHENMAID.- Strong young Swedish girl;
very wiiiaE. best city references: SIS. Ostsr-
bere's Agency. 7l6 Lexington ave Tel l"oS-
Plaza.
NA1D-sWiss girl going home. would take place
with family going abroad as maid in e1-
change for passage. Z. z. shippen ST. wee
hawker Heights y. J. -
MRS A JOHNSON. - East 125th st.. near
agency. furnishes first class help; Investigated
references. Telephone 55l5 Harlem. -
NTRsE.- E.-Experienced. infant or grown nes,
sewer. has friend cook. good laundress' GO 90
hcusework any distance. Morro"'s Agency ~
Lexington ave. corner 3sLh hst.-------- 81.
TRsT.-German; two years excellent refer
ences speaks good English and GERMANY city
or country. Buckley's Agency. u West 42d ~.
Phone 74s1-Bryant
TWO GIRLS cook. assist laundry chamherlnaio
and waitress: thoroughly experienced; thre>
ars' excellent references: together or separate.
81 Industrial Association Employment Agency.
II West 42d -. Phone 5210-Bryant
WAITRESS -PARLoRMAID.- First class Scotch
girl: Protestant: excellent waitress: unaeI t ,
chamberrnai5 OsterherGs Agency. Il6 LeNins-
ton ave Tel. 1O55-Plsu-
WASHING. German woman for washing anc
ironing couple Of days in week, good refer
ences Box 8. All East Seth ST
WAsHTSG. ironing cleaning By day. Mrs.
Burns. go West i2sth s.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
FIDELITY STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
lmI-lnn N-EST aGrH STREET

Neg York. February is, iall
To Mrs; m II B hlshsrdsoni ,,sI L. .I M[s + wo!fe
Rsndei Mrs. John barry. Miss .. Reilly. Mrs
r: b. !Richardson. ~. =. p Richardson. Mr..
Jordan. Mr.. II. b. Jourolmon, Mr. I. E Robin
SON Mrs II z. simon, Mrs F.nelly, Mrs
Marion J. Graham. Mrs W P Noan. Miss
Mrs A. l. Brush. Mrs. v NJ Reese. Mrs. 9.
II Koch. Airs NJ. Desmond Louis Mrs. 4. Gar
land Hall You and each of you are hereby noti-
fed thar the tine for the payment Of our lien
upon tie properly hereinafter described having
eypired after due notice thereof had been given
you. Nc viii cause such property 70 wit House
hold Goods Personal Effects and Merchandise,
stored in tho Fidelity Storage Warehouse nv YOU
INTEREST," 70 be sold at rublic auction. according
70 the statute in such case maze and provided.
Al =. shatzs Auction Rooms. SO University
Place New York City. en- Tuesday. March I.
lGl1. at 10 80 m. and II the sale thereof is
ccttinusd II the same place on each and every
Tuesday aud Wednesday thereafter. beginning at
1890 a. m. and continuing until the sale IS
TIpELIrY STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
CHAS. \. COLLINS President and Treasurer.
TO mrs ABsrE NICHOLSON. FRANK c.
Won Berlan or Anna Scarborough. Miss C. H.
Taylor Charlotte Munro. T. s. Thurston.
Winner. Fred Martin. Mrs. r. Duclos. Victor
y. Geleert; J. D. Lefingwe William Scott.
Chane, Charles stanton. Estate Of Louis Rotfs-
chlld, l. II. Tower, Enterprise Amusement Co.
Mrs. II. kaufman. sarah S. McQuaide. Hugh T.
Reid. Mrs. Mary walford. Mrs. X. J. Bradley.
Mrs. r. NJ strader, a. n. Goodwin Mrs. Lillian
Quade Mrs Neville Castle. +. Garetson or
Mrs l. \. France. VIM IL. Dearborn. spear s.
Co. Ludwig. Baumann & Co. Mrs. z. S. Thur
ston. You and each Of you are hereby notified
that the time for the payment ot our lien upon
the property hereinafter described having rx-
pired. after due notice thsrof had been given
YOU. We will cause such property. 20 wit House
hold Goods. Personal Effects and Merchandise
stored In the Columbia storage warehouses nv
an interest. TO 10 sold NJ public auction accord
ing 10 the Statgte IN such casa made and nro-
vldsd Al Nus. So and IS West 6Tth street or
Saturday, March II. 1911. al 1880 A. m ana N
the sale thereof + not completed on said date
the same will he contiDued al TIE same plscs
on each and every Saturday thereafter begin
ming at 1890 m. until the sale IL cofnplsteS
rnI IrAirIA ETORAGF WARriInffsIa ~
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

iltif.
cOrpLE.--Man understands horses. cows. soou
gardener. wife houseworker good COOK. s Ss .
celent iaundress. city. country. hytiu"
Agency. Isi lexington ave. corner 3- 3s,n So
GARDENER. Scotch: unmarried: no fa"ny
thoroughly conversant with landscapihs s.lu
growing under glass. excellcn. references -
pectstions moderate James Eiliotts seed s'o'e
:? Nessy 81
GARDENER. Single: thoroughly experience ~
greenhouse and all towering and horucu''-- -
plans. first class vegetable and LANDSCAPE -;
dener. competent % take charge hrst clsss 49,,
va place. three years excellent references - =,
Lest employer Address Gardener. l5h / full'h So
Brooklyn.
FARM MANACER.-On gentleman's es,s1s e,
North of Ireland Protestant: understands tst ,,
Ing IN ali branches raising and care OF az s'ss e.,
sheep poultry. and handling men VIE ,-asnt ~.
class butter maker. well recommended. nPVN
ters Agency. l54 9Th ave.
GARDENER age: take care ho,sss;;
cows. chickens. furnace and useful; gu I'uio, 90
eenteman's place references. John uV''-' "
9th ave.
POULTRYMAN. DAIRYMAN .-Married' ..e on.
child understands incubator, hro01s,' vtsr'
also separator; can make butter, eNcelleh' i''0'
ence. Carpenters Agency. lht 6th ave.
WORKING FARM MANAGER. 40; unaers'atti,Iis un st,i
work IN ali branches. married. two grown N.,, ~
dren: Is years In this place: wishes 10 p7 81
gagged by the middle OF March ar APT y; ~ a.
dress Caretaker care OF Box Q. East Ndi''u'
Greenport. Long Island. y. \.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
c. p. GETS AN ALBERTA LINE.

London, FEB. 22.-The Alberta Railway
and Irrigation Company agreed to-day to
the plan 10 lease or sell TO the Canadian
Pacific Railway Company all of the COM
oanys undertakings in return FOR a guar
antee annuity of per cent on Its capital
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23

Highest temperature yesterday. 80 degrees Cat
n M: lowest. 1G: average "a average for
corresponding GATE last year 3s average for
CORRESPONDING Gate last thrty-three years 81
Local Forecast.-Fair to-day and Friday.
moderate 10 brisk northwest winds
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
FOR SALE.


RIG GRAPGAINS-Sightly used ofice furniture.
desks typewriters. cash registers adding
machines mimeograrhs. nling cabinets safes; ad-
Sr.Ssino machines. time clocks. partltors cheek
Irotectors bookcases NATHAN. White ST
pTTTTARDS pool and new patent combination
tahies. lowest prices. supplies. repairs: bowl
,ne alley builders Deckers. lo5 East 9th e.
Established ls5o o-
TT-YT-U ROOM, ice cream lsrior. centrally 10
Cafsd In Harlem. large business guaranteed;
s,cTi6He leaving city; no dealers. Box 20 Trio-
une Once. -------
ron sATF.-Two large buftalQ robes. well
Gin.d- mime condition, price, $500; eXamina-
t,on allowed THERESA VI. GETCHELL Han
cock. Mch.
TTx;CITTFD-siik lined oyercoet. size 40 cost
s,so s.rriAce for SIS. full dress suits hired.
Msver AGO sth ave. entrance 30ih st.
1Ii,,.gTISt,MENTs AND Subscriptions
a., The Tribune received at their Uptown once.
~ ts64 broadway. between Seth and 3Tth sta
nntu q o'clock u. m. Advertisements received AT
H. Following branch Offices al regular once rates
,,,, : O'clock d. m. viz: 264 sth ave, :. a. ccr.
ga az i5s sth ave. cor. 18th ST.; lO4 East itth
-, -u 9si " est s2d ST.. between TIN and sih aves
9ea Wssr l25th st: 1888 Sd ave: ld2o 80 ave
-oar alst ST: l70s LIST ave. near seth 1t. iSi
80, Io5th ST: $50 fremont ave; go I'd ave.
anS - American District Telegraph once
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
OTic.al observations Of United Stotes weather
bureaus taken a. p. III. yesterday follow:

Local OGicisi Record.--rhe following official
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes in the temperature for the last twenty
four hours. in comparison with the correspond
ing Gate last year:
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
LOST BANkBOOkS,

uANKBOOK No. 40, 27o Of the Union Dips Saw
,nyS Bank Is missing ANY person having
c,atn, 20 N is hereby called upon 70 present tho
ss,,s within ten days or submit 10 having said
passoook cancelled and new one lsseed.
ADVERTIsEMENIs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
10, Ths Tribune received AZ their Uptown Once,
No 1854 Broadway. between Sdth and 37th sts.
until o'clock .. nv. Advertisements reeeived
,hS ,oiiouing branch cfces az regular once rates
until q clock p m. via. 2tt sth ave, s. e.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
HELP WANTED.
Male

n ~ ,,nch. English. German, Swedish Or
e'.s.ts,i'ss.siitl, Il giving good reference, but
l.esEts.' maj and cook S75 Universal En-
"a ITT;,ss-,'lles1 s,'le es1 agency. 80 West 3lth 81
!. tsu sii..,-,tugh grade stock salesmen. propusi-
..l,isirss ,luteiy hrst class In every particular,
LeegIed. &. ). 81 Tribnne Ofilce.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
EplsNaf0PY NnTrs

80 n'o's issen q 2 n. 18Th nericisn tJn- Air
''>sF' rscsced 70 sea level
tortn9oes nes pass through points q eousi
1870 co'tc Ines pass through points q eolai ,er,-
',.~o Only Tor fsfosr.exing. g; sne 100 degrees
" Ia q Party Closoy, D cioyoy. r Pam. s Snov.
= H'p'n -ssng Arro4s Ny with The wind
~, gres n1c,'s Temperature second 2l-hour preeip.
~ 7leS pef hour
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

HIGHEST PRICES for diamonds pearls. old
gold established 1874. Mrs. Lynch's Son, 3ii
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
EXCURSIONS.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS.

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tangled. periodically posted: reliable service
moderate charges: practical instruction given
Herman z. Goldschmldt. $50 Nassau ST. Phone
34os-Beek kman.