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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30
VIOLENCE FOLLOWS
DISSOLUTION OF
INJUNCTION At
CALUMET
Copper Strikers Attack Car
Containing Detectives and
Shots Are Exchanged With
out Result.
DIRE THREATS KEEP
MEN FROM THE MINES
fBy Leased wire to r-ycning Herald !

tBy Leased Wire tO Evening Herald.
Calumet, Mich. Sept. shots
fired in two attacks on strike break
ers and numerous fights between un-
10 and non union miners marked
the copper rhine strike today.
A special car with thirty men from
New York detective agency brought
here By the Ahmoek Mining company
20 assist In breaking the copper strik'
was attacked, presumably by strik-
ers, when II arrived al Ahmeek be-
fore dawn. number Of shots were
fired at the car and the fire was re-
turned. The car windows were hrok-
en- by stones hurled az them. but no
one was hurt. When barricade
across the tracks prevented the car
from reaching the mine Ia was
brought back TO Calumet
few hours later when the men
returned to Ahmeek in automobiles
many shots again were exchanged.
only one Of the automobiles was hit
and ~ far as known no one on either
side was hit.
Disorder was rampant in the Calu-
met and Keeweenaw districts today.
following the dissolution by Circi a.
Judge O'Brien OF the Injunction
against picketing and Interference
with workmen by strikers. Attacks
on men going TO work were numer-
Gus and several arrests were made by
military ana civil officers
The strikers were wildly demon
strative ana women sympathizers
again were much In evidence. Two
women were among those arrested.
Dinner pals were snatched from
workmcn and smashed on the streets
and the officers were hootcd. GEM
eral y. l.. Abbey In charge OF the 200
stnte troops. considers the situation
serious
Not man reported for work nj the
Mohawk mime this morning. duo to
thrSats by strikers iam night The
mine fires died out and the town OF
Mohawk was without tire protection
and water supply.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30
PORE PRAYs ron LASTING
TRANQUILITY N MENtt'

Rome, Sept. 80. Pope Plus held "a
lengthy conference on tho subject ot
the situation in Mexico today with
the Most Rev Leupoldo kuiz, arch
bishop of Michoacan, Mexico. who
had come to Rome t0 present the re-
port Of his archdiocese. The pontiff
took great interest in the chances 0i
the various candidates for the p.esi-
dency OF Mexico tie expressed the
hope that lasting tranquility would
eventually De- achieved aud said that
he prayed God to grant peace and
prosperity Co Mexico
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30
AMERICANSORDERED
TO QUIT PIEDRAS
HEGRAS At
ONCE
United States Troops Rushed
to Border Town to Prevent
Destruction Of Internatioa-
al Bridge.


tBy Leased wne 60 Es,cning HeraId.
Eagle Pass. Tex. Sept 3O~-Ail
Americans In Piedras Nceras have
been instructed by Consul blocker 10
leave for the American side before Z
O'Clock tr1iwht. The reason Tor the
order has not been mHdc public but
Il ia believed tho American authori-
ties intend to take decided stand
against the destruction of property.
Including the International bridge.
All Americans who persist in re-
naming in piedras Nesras after
o'clock tonight VIII forfeit the pro-
lection OF the American government.
according TO the Eotice sent cut to-
day hy Consul Blocker made public
this afternoon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30
DlSSENSION RIFE IN
GOQO ROADS
CONGRESS
Effort TO Distinguish Between
Highways Used for Business
and Those Built for Pleas
ure.


Detroit. Mich. sent 8o,-Vrging
support Of "business roads aH oppoF-
ED to So called touring roads Umtod
states Representative Dorsey ".
Shackioford chairman OF the house
committee on roads, in an address be-
fore the American Road Congress
here today admitted hc was mot ln
harmony wth the dominant spirit OF
the congress ne urged support for
the business roads class, which. DE
said. aimoN for cheaper trarsporta-
ton and lower cost of llYing.'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30
AMAzONS ORGANIZE
FOR WARFARE IN
NEAR EAST
Women Armed With Hatchets
Taking Active Part in
Fighting in Albania; Greek
Girls Form Company
lBy Leased Wire 10 Evening Ierald ,

AGN ANAanu NANt 10 HfGhlug Alcfufu.
vienna, Sept. 30.--Women are tak-
ms an active part In the lighting in
Albania, according Co dispatches ro.
ceiNed here from Avaluua. the Alban-
ian capital Many Albanian women,
armed with hatchets, fought shoulder
To shoulder with thcir husb8nds. sons
and brothers during the street nght-
ing at pibra ON September %. when
L200 Serrians We're Killed and 800
taken prisoners The town fell into
the hands OF Aibanians ana the pris-
oners were sent undor escort o. Tir-
ANA
The women of the Greek race IN
southern Albania are also displn,lnr
"a very WarliNe spirit Al Kor. sl,
which is held by the Greeks, sixty
girls have formed themselves into "a
compang which Is drilled bv Greek
On-commissloncd officers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30

Kansas city Mo. Sept Caught
in a crowd of window shoppers that
jammed the down town streets here
tonight when the Fashion show, "a
feature of the fan festivities began
more than two score of women faint
ed, The mass of women broke through
the plate glarg front of one big store
on Walnut street.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30
CONSTRUCTION or POWER
PLANT ABANDONED

Los Angeles. sept 30-'rhc com
sructlou of large power plant ne.ir
Santa Romito Chihuahua, McNico,
representing AN investment OF $1,000
OOO. has been abandoned because of
rebel activity accordin gto 10 70 pf
ION aud $. p WeinherR. mining engi-
neers who are here today from the
southern republic Diion said there
were NO signs of anu-American ac-
uyity az santa RoHniito.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30

l.o4 Angeles Cnla sept 30 Fur
nlture Waived ai f25.0oo wac hurncd
last night in nrc which destroyed
the Rarkcr llrothors warehouse The
building vns valued nt $50 600. The
flame endangered fhe cnllre Whnie-
sale district. Tho origin Of Tho tire
was not asoertained.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30
CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY
RUSHED To EAGLE PASS

San Antonio Tex. sept 30.-Two
squadrons Of the Third cavalry. ono
machine gun platoon of the bird cave
airy and battery g Of the Third nelG
artillery are being rushed I'm three
specinl trains 20 Eagie Pass this after
noon. No definite reason was given
by department headquarters for the
movement
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30
CoRoNEWs JURY To
pTrOnE GAY MURDER

Los Angeles Sept. 80 "A coruners
jury 10 serve at the inquest over the
body W Mrs iteisccra ~ dHy. the
Christian Science practitioner who was
heaton 10 death lass friday niaht In
her offices was sworn IN today but at
the request OF the police department
the actual inquest was postponed for
n few d8ys
Chemists busicd themselves today
anniyzluE the blood stains found up-
ON The clothing Of Robert Aakew, q
negro arrested "a few hours after Mrs
ay's dead body was found. Askew
declared the blood upon his garments
had dripped from o wound in his lip,
made while shaving.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30
WILSON DETERMINED
TO REMAIN On JOB

Washington. Sept. So President
Wilson. II became known today. had
determined To remain In Washington
~ long ~ the currency bill rs under
consideration and has abandoned the
idea az going To Panama this fan nn~
less the currency legislation can he
concluded SCORER than is expected.
Neither viii the president plan for
any extended vacation a. the summer
capital at Cornish.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30

WashIngton, sept S0.-The inter-
state commerce commission has sus-
pended tarlns hled by transooniincntal
railroads which would Withdraw the
privilege of concentrating shipments
uf butter, eggs aud other dairy pro-
duets from eastern points 20 destlna-
tions on the Pacific coast.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30

Calcutta. British India. Sept 30 -
The head constable of Calcutta was
shot dead hy three ncngall youths
who escaped through tho dense crowd
The crime Is believed To- have "a pollti-
cal motive.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30
DIPLOMATS WOULD
RECOGNIZE CHINA
tRv Ieascd Wire 10 Evening ueraIdl

Poking. china. Sept 3o.A vote
lavorinF thr recognition of the chi
nesc Republic was passed today W q
meeting of che diplomatic corps Tl,e
question of the date of recognition
viii hc discussed ut "a meeting on
October o.
n is general Intention to recognize
the republic immediately after the
election of u president which VIII
probably take place ON Oct The
supporters 0f Provisional President
Yuan shi kai assert hir election is
assured
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30
rnnI.c NIatcl.cd 10 Mcc, I,nunn.

81 Louis. sept 20.-Announcemont
was made today that Bnly Papke has
been matched 20 meet Marty Rowan
In AN oight-round bout here on Oc-
toher a. The men Will weigh In at
l5S pounds ring side.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30


her OF the governors stan, took up
the account on July IS.
Josepthal came. he said. with card
from the governor authorizing him 20
close the transaction.
please carry out the suggestion OF
the bearer and obllge me-" IL read,
THE suggestion was that We trans
fer the account TO him.' said the wit-
ness. we refused TO do 81 until the
governor presented q proper order
"Did he present tho order7"
"He did"
Kresel produced the order. Fuller
said he had never seen il until II was
produced before the FraWloy com
mittec and could not say whether Il
was the same now as al tho time u
was presented II was dated July H.
1913 and read
Please deliver 10 T. A. J"scpthal
tho securities held as collateral for
my loan on payment OF debit balance
due thereon
u was signed william sulzcr, for
Mrs sulzer"
"Did Mrs sulzor have anything To
do with this account?"
"No."
"Did she at any time ever call al
your office"
"No"
"Did your nrm ever have amy COM
munication from Mrs. sulzere'
"No"
"Did she ever pay any money tO
your firm iu connection With this ac-
count9'
'No." -EE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30
~. Ana,II Improving.

Ann Arbor. Mich. Sept 30.-~Dr.
Jnmos a. AnFcll president emeritus
of the University ~ Michigan, was
improved today though not out ~
danger attending physlciana an
nounccd.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30
SENATOR LODGE PASSES
COMFORTABLE NIGHT
tRy leased wire tn Lvcnlnr iIcrAld.l

Nahant. Mass, Sept 30.--A COM
Portable night was passed by United
states Senator Henry Cabot Lodge,
who has been In serious condition
FOR some days as result of an Illness
which necessitated an operation last
Friday for the removal of a gastric
ulcer.
This bulletin was issued this after
noon:
senator Lodge was much improved
today. The nervous strain is passing
on and ne is Becoming calmer. Nis-
itors will not bc allowed to disturb
him and we have every hope OF a
swift recovery.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30

Democratic Leader Predicts
Era Of Progress and Frca-
perity and sls,o0o,00o Sur.
plus for Government.

ffly LEASED Wlrn a. rpensna n.pass,
Wuahinaton. sept. 4O.-fIv
= vote OF 2f3 60 f03 the houss to- q
= day agreed To the conference ro. a
= port "a the tariff blli aa h came e
= from the conferences Committee. =
= -Four Democrats voted against a.
. IL adoption. a.
The cotton futures amendment q
= win be voted on saturday ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30
Wall Street Firm Did Not
Think 1t Wise to Have Stock
Floating Around in Name of
State Executive.

r. Followed on May
tccOunt ,Aas closed
re-open ''I gain on
accordin Ho F,eler.
.,ught i00 ,narcs OF
d 100 shares at SO,
ioa ! Mr.. Sulzer"
nod 1t. $1,000.
Big -Four had
slng out the gover-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30

IL Then
The account
June 81 d
whom the 4
gig Fourf
on which -
as the vita
on July
dropped 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
GOBLET THEATRE DEAL OFF.

There will he no theatre erected on the
property Of Robert Goelct at the south
west corner Of Broadway and s0th street.
for the negotiations between the owner
and the Ardsley Adjustment Company.
which had been reported in various quar-
ters as consummated. have come to
naught. The projected lease. which had
proceeded 80 far as the preparation and
filing of plans for the proposed improve
ment has been abandoned, and ii H. un-
derstood that the property Is again in
the market. The plot measures l00sXl62.6
feet. and is the remaining vacant section
OF the former block Owned by the Thomas
w Evans Institute and Museum Society
purchased in 1909 by Robert r.. Bowling
who. I'm resellns the block. restricted this
corner until 1920 with low structure TO
preserve the light of the Admission and
Evanston apartments, which Herbert de
Puy bought from the Johnson Khan Com
pany upon their completion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16


ALLEN ST. u. % 2x6j.7. Feb IN. 1913.
Fulton Avenue Really 60 TO Rebeccs Greer
berg. $1,000; attorneys. kantrowitz q Is
berg. 800 Broadway.
BROADWAY. at cor OF land now Or
late of Edward Binnse. runs along (,
land of said Blnnse northwesterly l.5i3x
20 10 cor land of Patrick Brown
\ 205 to land Of Gleason ijx s
parallel OF Rverdale ave f02 TO line q
Rosenthal along lands OF Roser-
thai Cornell 81 al ,Bettner estate) 62Sx
y along Cornell land BOX $50, 300 100
22S TO " old Albany Post Road and along
same and 1928 n l2j and ~ 10 4
beech tree n 1874 TO n cor Mrs. Riders
lana along same 32jX and . ll0X 2
800 10 Broadway and n along same 23n
to beg. Sept 81 1876: George II and Con
stance Forster TO Henry Forster; satisfied
OF record without production OF mtg by order
cf Supreme Court Justice irving Lehman.
April 10. 1913. $4,000; attorney Title Guar
antee ana Trust 60. ls6 Broadway.
LEXINGTON AVE. cor 10Th q.
100 ilX.l2.6: Feb J. 1905 William T keosh
amusement 90 10 Margaret Winter $4,000,
attorneys. Woodford. Bovee Butcher |
Madison ave.
PARK AVE 1906 2ox75: August II: 1912;
Isaac and Bertha Appeman 10 Michaes
Realty co, $1,000; attorney, Herman knep-
per 80 Nassau -.
lsT AVE. .259 25xe5: April -. 1905.
$1,000: attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance
and Trust co. 100 Broadway.
IST AVE. 1860. 25N0t. May .. 1905: LoJis
LIVINGSTON OF al to olga steiner. 500 A.
torneys. Steiner & Peterson. 500 Broadway.
fST AVE. $50. 25xoi: May ,, 1905; sams
70 same Si3I5.
I'D AVE. : 60. n Of f2d 81. -oHspH;
nov 20 1906 Samuel and Sarah Hirsch 70
charles II Krecb. 81. 600; attorney JACOB
Powell. % Nassau ~.
ID AVE. G2s. 2isxl0o; June ~. leoS:
RIOS. Muuiay and anO TO Bowery savings
Bank: Sl4OOO. attorney. Lawyers Tite M
surance and Trust 20. 100 Broadway
ID AVE. G26 runs 2isx looX lN>y
W 5OS s. " 30 TO beg, June u, l9oH'
same to sane: $4,000.
ID AVE. 626 and 62s runs ~ tx lorS
~ * jOX : 81 " - 10 beg April ], l"V''
Same 20 Guilford Hurry. $500; sttoih. !,
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Co. INV
BroadwdF. o-,oo
9TH AVE. Q :. % n u Of Sd 4; 23xloo:
April T.. 1892 Henry and Louise quicker -
Mutual Life Insurance Co. SliOoo; address,
21G 30 ave. - 80.
9TH ST = ll2.11 q OF ist ave -aT
&C.. April l. 1900 ,mtg on lsasehold rom
John J Astor 10 william Gilman ana aho' .
Joseph Eisen 10 Theodore and Ernst hunath'
80 800: attornev. Seth Terry o6 broaue "a,
Eth 81. as Sill n OF LIST ave 2oN'7 I
NprlI 10 1907 same 10 oscar, Theouor' anu
Ernst Kunath: 1000. same attorney. 49,.
i4TH ST 233 East. 26xl053; March =. I'lo;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.


Amsterdam. April i8-Prins Wnem " Dutch.
New York and Port spain. etc via nav -.
Rio de Janeiro April IS -Wearside 'br'' Nc"
York via Bahia. vi,
via Dunkirk. Mannheim tGerl New fork
bermuda. April "a. Gas p m Arcadian 'hr''
eonthsmrton April 15-Oruta Gr. New York
Ma Kingston colon. Barbados, etc. -
Gibraltar. April - Hamburg Ger)' Ne"
Venice. April II Eusenia Auso. New York
uonfevideo April i4-vesiris dBr), New York
va Bahia and Rio de Ianeir9 -. vol,
Hayre. April Rochamheau Pr'' Ne" i"'"'
SAILED.
HAVE. Nprl 10 Hudson Hrl, Now YORK
singapore. April 14-Inverclyde lBrl troin
Yokohama. etcI Boston and New Do'k 80
MarseiIes. April knight Of the Ihis"e
Antwerp H,e. ~ Nrrii ii-Honian BD. New York
KOBE 1'e' hpri iSDIndrani oBD from Yokohama
St Michaels. April 10 Maedalena dBr from
southampton. New YORK VIA Colon. etc.
Barbados, April J2-Riyer clyde ,br, di"h
santos. New York
Shanghai. April l3-Wclsh Prince BD from
Yokohama. etcj. New York.
Palermo. April H. : m-sanr Anna Fp
from Marseiiles,, New York.
PASSED
Perrin. April 14-Arsgonia Ger. New YORK FOR
Alden, Manila, .eic; JeFseymoor 'Br' BON
Knsale. Aprn u Titan OBJ. New York FOR
Manchester. Therapia BD. Pensacola FOR
sciiiy April u. 7:lO m Prinz Friedrich vii
helm ,Geu New YORK toi Bremen.
SaEres. April lj-Egremont castle d8p. New
Gibraltar. April il stampalia utaD. New
York for Naples and Genoa
Lizard, April l5-Patrcia Gen. New YORK for
Brow Head. April 15-Exter city OH. New
York for Bristol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16

ave. issxioo. sty dwg; knocked dow" ~ ~
WHITE ST. f?VS and :. :. 4s5 n I SnocSe s
Broadway. 50xj0 sly io oit D''s
down to Jessie Jones for sSo''Vyoe y II Of 36th
MADISON AVE. 100. " 3, %" ,p 10 q q
st. 2s.4xa5. : sly dws; knocked dow"
Geer for SisGO 900 q, Park
il2TH ST. IS East. :. 80 ~ to,G y 10 + D
McNanus for Slj0O0 ~ Wes,
SIN ST. 3is west. :, 1873 4 " % down 1
End eve. l7XlOor. 3 sly dws; hho'"'
10 William y Dillon for S2j, 600 ca n n Of
GREENE sT $50 and IGl W :. 80 so, II hIsg
West Houston 81. 5OxlO0 ST. lo,'
knocked down to Max stern FOR St9 ~ ave
ETH st. East, s. % ~ e o. 80" TO {
II Randall for 500. 900 1.ooL
Hath ST. 4Gi East, $ 2e5 n o, B = e3s
ave. zo.iNllo9x irreg sly front an AIrol,
FOR $500 o-.
PARK AVE. 1890 W $. 75lt 1olst st; r., 20 -,
100 - sly dwlg' knocked down TO Andre" "'''
wooDvAlL AVE. Princess Bay, staten ISL
ana. s. cor Excelsior ave. i4OJxlSZ.- ~
dwlg. also 10 adjoining plots on Excelsior a'e
extending 10 Finlsy ave; Withdrawn.
fCfIEN DUiNlL tract Of ca iols OF
Johnson, Westchester and warren ayes. WIN
sly dwlc: sold TO Edward Malcolm for sl3,O.O
I'D AVE. II, :. 507 II of nth 81. 2JXlOo
10 Stuyvesant Alley. sly tenmt and store'
$500.
ny Bryan l. Kennedy.
MULBERRY ST. 1853 " = 1904 n nj
Grand 81. 2JX!s AKA ilNl02. H. 6 sty tenmt ant
stores, sold to David Iuckerbod for s35 100.
by J. H. Mayers.
2ljTH ST. West n :. 325 It Of 10th ave
s5X39i1 vacant; sold to the plaintiff FOR $40
90.
At the Bronx exchange:
By Joseph r. Day
WESTCHEsTER AVE. III TO 30. n y col
Forest ave. 81 2Xl1J 10 Jackson ave G9-i2i
Xlis 3xs6. sxl76 Ieasehold. sly stores and
sty theatre. sold to the plaintiff COR $3.50
HEATH AVE. 1880 s. 3O2.5 u Of 230tf
81. 2o6xlOo.I. sly dwg sold 10 the plsintin
Tor 81 900.
MORRIS AVE. ZOOS g. 1916 T. Of 1886
St ls.9xil16. sty dwg; adjourned To April =
g Of Alierton ave 30 9Xi07J lOX32S. Is
96l :, contains 6.SjS acres. Wakefield; with
drawn.
By James L. Wells co.
ROEBLING AVE. 23s7 TO 234I. :. 100 Il y
or MayhoUcr ave. ijXIO0. Throes Neck, SOLO
10 The plsintih for s.? 10S
HOFFMAN ST 2i0d. s.. 81 r n Of lSti
81. !5Xll7x2jXlls. siy dwg. sold to the plain
til for 81. 700.
HOFFMAN ST. 2ioS . S. 81 It Of 1871
81. 25Xll7. sly dwg sold 10 the plaintiff 20
s.. 700
CAMBRELLENG AVE. 1858. = l5s n
OF lS9th At, lS.9Ni07. , sly dRg. sold TO th
plaintiff FOR s., 900
By Henry Brady
10TH 81. - East 80 lao u Of Waitol
ave. 2jvl2j, sty dwg. sold TO the plaiuuf
FOR & 200.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York. Tuesday. April 10
1918.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse GER
Bremen April : and Southampton ana Cn,i
hourg Q 10 OelTichs CO. with passcus 'i !,
mails and mdse Passed in SANDY hooN az
steamer Georgian Prince BIZ. TuXpan..
with mdse Passed in sandy HOOK al
steamer yaguez. Ponce. to the InsuiaI
Line. witch mdse. Passed in Sandy hooA AZ
Stesner Concho. Galveston April 9. 10 me
Mallory SIS CO. with passengers ana "'"S
Passed in Quarantine al $50 m. .r.,,,,a
steamer Comal, Mobile April :, tah,p"
10 and Key West 40. TO the Mall0fN So
with passengers and mdse. Passed IN Vua'
' Stesmcr america y1tan. Genoa April l.
Palery1o and Naples TO o Hartie,a; mas.
sengers and mdse. Arrived at Inc Bal "'
Stesmer Saratoga. Havana April l. to nc
New york and cuba Mail SIS CO. WIN -
nossongers mails and mdse. Arrived AT the
steamer Jefferson. Newport News and Nor
folk 10 the Old Dominion IS 90 VIII pa
senCers and mdse. Passed IN quarantine a.
steamer Cratheus oBrazl. Manzanillo Aprl
4 10 the Munsoh IS Line. with sugar. ~
rived at the Bar At i:%V m ,-,,
steamer HeIlig Olav dam. Copenna,Sen
April 8. Christisnis and christ' dr, III" :,
20 Funch. Edye & co WIN -. 90 os ssSs
and mdse Arrived AZ the Bar AT & IN.
steamer Pannonia OBJ. Fiume Maich =. -
Trieste %. Patras -. Mossina - N9p-cS -, =.
and Gibraltar April I, 20 the tunaId = %
Ltd. with - FIRST. 120 second capln Hnu -,
storage passengers and mdse Arrived 81
the Bar at m. 800, ~ ,t,r.t
% Iacnel 81 CartaRena April =. Port" 20
louhia = Kingston :. Port Morant foIl VI
tonic. port Maria. - AIMS BAY ana JeIenil,
: Port au Prince and luagua ~ 10 wy
Hamburg American Line. with - passenSeiS
mails and mdse. Arrived a. the Bar al
10. 30 p m. 13th. t ,r-i
steamer CITY or Savannah. savannah NpIl
/, IN Inc ocean s. co. with passengers eho
lndso Passed in Quarantine az - ~.
steamer Bav state. Reported on hlE"'
lands AZ a.25 4 60. H.,
steamer Raw state Passed in Sandy HOOK
AT iO:4s p IN (for harhorJ ,,,ul
sandy Hook y j. April ID. N"o o. IN WI,
north northeast fresh breeze. raining tm'h
OF shore. moderate sea.
SAILED
Steamers Delaware. philadelphia Mama
Hats. Baltimore. Napoli dtan. Phiacelphia
Minnesota tNorl. Kingston. Eastwood 'Brl
Newport News: Lenape. Charleston ana JaCh
sonviile Grenada O}ri. Trinidad MaIlson
Norfolk and Newport News; Norden 'Dan,
Guantanamo: Orotaya OBJ. Bermuda Denis
OBr. Para via Norfolk; Grosser Kurfurst "ier'
Bremen: Ryndam Dutch. Rotterdam "reeh
bank tBu. Norfolk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
HIGH CLASS
FURNISHED APARTMENTS
STORAGE NOTICES.

THE TIFFANY STORAGE WAREHoC 81
to Mrs. X. Wilson and Shully Mrs. l. RICE
Mr.. otto wagner Mrs. Z. Taylor Mrs n
Doyle. Mrs. X. O'Nelll, Mrs n. W. ITppsN
Mrs. NJ King Mrs p. Papan: You ana ea'"
OF YOU are hereby notified that the time i0'
payment OF our lien upon property nefe'".
after described. after due notice thereon n''
been given you. will cause such property ="
wit. household goods personal effects 80
merchandise. stored by YOU or I'm your nS .ss
or in which you claim an interest, m " =,
Tiffany storage Warehouses. TO be soia IN
public auction. according 10 the statute a.
such cases made and provided. at our VIZ
houses ll33-ti35 Tiffany street. New vi
city. Borough Of Bronx. on Wednesday, ~.
%. 1913. at 1880 a. m. And N the sae N
not completed on the same date. the SAFE va
be continued al the same place on each an, Nv,
every Wednesday thereafter. beginning ~
0.3O n. m. until sale Is completed.
THE TIFFANY STORAGE WAREHOUSE