davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-05

There was very little betting at the
ringsde and no change in the over
night odds which favored Richie at
10 to Z. In some instances Richie
money was offered at 10 to 6. Ritcnje
entered the ring at 2.12. He was fol-
lowed Immediately by Rivers. Wealth
er conditions were perfect and the
attendance was about 1000. Time was
called at 2.29 o'clock.
Round 1-Ritchie met the Mexieans
rushes and put in a right uppercut
to the jaw. He then whipped right
and left to the jaw. Rivers then took
command and worried the champion
with several lefts to the jaw. Round
even.
Round 2--Ritchie drove right and
left to the body and then whipped his
right to the jaw. Rivers fought back
fiercely and Richie BLEED slightly from
the mouth. Rivers landed a terrific
left to the solar plexus. slipping to
his knees. Richie staggered his man
with right cross to the jaw as the
bell rang, but Rivers had the advan-
tage of the round.
Round 3-After Richie had driven
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-05
At CLEVELAND.

terrific rain and thunder storm in
terrupted the morning game in the sew
enth with two Cleveland batters out and
Cleveland won, to 2. Detroits sole
runs were scored on Bushs single and
Wits horne run drive inside the grounds.
Cleveland ..........0 3 0 o 0-4-8-2
Detroit ..............0 0 0 0-2-5-4
Batteries Banding and O'Neil. Dubuc
and Stanage Umpires. Evans and Sherl-
dan Time, %
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-05
Willard Wins from Williams.

Reno, New. July 1.-The Willard
Williams fight was stopped in the
eighth round and the decision given
to Willard. Williams was badly pun
iShed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-05

High pressure gas lights have been
found to be just as effective dis the
flaming are in Manchester, but the lat
ter are more economical.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-05
AT CLEVELAND.

ernoon, to 2. For seven innings WilIet
had Cleveland scoreless. aided by excel
lent support In the eighth. singles by
Turner and jackson, Lajoie's double.
Louden's wild throw to the plate ana
Graney's single, scored four runs. Gregg
was overcome by the heat at the end of
the sixth and retired in favor of CuIIop.
Cleveland 100 0 o 0 0 0 x-4-9-O
Detroit .........0 0 0 0 0 0 e-2-6-2
Batteries-Gregg. Cullop and Carisch.
WiiIett and Stanage. Time, Isl. Um-
pires. Evans and Sheridan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-05
At ST. IOIrIS

The largest crowd of the season saw
st Louis and Chicago divide the holiday
double header. The locals won the first
game to |, and the visitors the final
contest to l. In the first game the To-
Gals punched hits. Russell was too much
for the home team In the second game.
First game:
Chicago ....s...0 1 0 0 0 0 o OIL 6-I
notwithstanding and Agnew: Benz.
White. Smith and Schalk. Time. Oh.
Umpires, o'Loughlin and Hildebrand.
Second game:
Chicago .........1 o o 0 0 0-2-9-0
St Louis ..0 0 o 0 0-1-4-2
Batteries Russell and Schalk; Baum
sartner. WeiIman and Alexander. Time.
145. Umpires, Hildebrand and O'Lough-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-05

FORENOON GAMES.

At Observation-Disclosures a. Toledo 6.
At Observation-Disclosures polls 1; Louis
Vile 5.
At St Paul-Minneapolis "A: st. Paul
fl innings called to allow players
time for luncheon.
AFTERNOON GAMES.
At Toledo-Columbus 2: Toledo 3.
At Observation-Disclosures 6; Louis
vile 4.
At st. Paul-St. Paul Z; Minneapo-
lis 2.
At Kansas City-First game. Mil
waukee 4; Kansas City z: second
game, Milwaukee 0: Kansas City Z.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-05

TWO out when winning run was scored.
Two-base hit-Groves, Stolen bases
Eastman, Cobb 2. Niles. struck out-By
Davidson g. Harvey g. Double plays
Kelley to Duncan to Cobb .. Rase on
balls-On Davidson B. Umpire, McBain.
Time, so. Attendance. 450.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-05
LEACH CROSS WINS.
Knocks Out Bud Anderson in 18th OF
Their 90 Round Bout.

Los Angeles, July 4.-Leach Cross,
the New York dentist knocked out
Bud Anderson of Medford. in the 18th
round of their 20round battle at Yer
non.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-05
George jefferson. a farm hand near

George Jefferson. a farm hand near
Middletown, N. Y, who had been
warned several times by his employer
not to smoke while working around the
farm buildings, is suffering from severe
burns received as the result of a cows
kick. While the man was passing
COW in the stable the animal kicked
him, striking matches he had in his
hip pocket in such way as to ignite
them. His clothes were Sc, on fire and
there were severe burns over a large
part Of his body. $780,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-05

Saturday--Johnny Sinclair w. AL
Miller and j. Grifiths VS.. X. O. Bro sn,
Put in Bay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-05
MORNING GAMES.
AT pyTTSBURG.

c, Iou;s oof0a00t o a-2-10-0
I;.. ah,.r 0o00110 1-3-1O-3
Ratteries-Rurkc. Sallee and Mclean
wingo. Camnitz. Adams and Simon; KEEL
ly. EMPIRES, Emslie and Quigiey' ii"'e'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-05
Gardiner and Augusta Split
Fourth Of July Games.
Gardiner Wins ! 10 0, In 10
Innings Augusta Wins, AZ.
WaieWIlIe Dlsbands..Scrub Team
Beaten by Winthrop ] to 3.
ToLLEY LEAGUE STANDING.

At Gardiner-tM Gardiner l.
Augusta 0. 90 innings1
At Augusta Afternoon) Augusta 4;
Gardiner 2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-05
AT-LOWELL.

Worcester won the morning game with
Lowell to 4. Opportune hitting Win SUI
perior fielding gave the visitors the game
Dafy.s all-aronnd work was a feature.
Lowell ........t 0 - -
Worcester 30 ] o o[e-iz-e
and Carroll. Umpire. O'Brien. Time, ~
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AFTERNOON GAMES.
FORENOON GAMES.

FORENOON GAMES.
At Observation-Disclosures 2; Baiti-
more 3.
At Jersey City-Newark 1: Jersey
City Z.
At buffalo Montreal s; Buffalo g.
AT Rochester-Toronto Il Rochester
Sill innings.
AFTERNOON GAMES.
At Raltimore-Providen 6; Balti-
more ..
At Rochester-Toronto 3; Roches-
ter 4.
+ At Newark-Jersey City 4; New
arkt 5.
AT Buffalo Montreal s; Buffalo II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-05
Shipping News.

Portland, Me-, July ARRIVED.
Schooners Catawamteak, Boston; EN-
ma w. Day. do.
Arrived Steamers George e. War
rem, Newport News; Transportation.
do.
Sailed Steamer Aagot, (Nor),
Chatham, N. b.
Calais, Me-, July ARRIVED:
Schooner G. M. Porter, New York;
Sarah A. Reed, Vineyard Haven.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-05

ambitions a glimmering. The referee
declared Richie the winner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-05

Australia's annual cut of timber
averages sixteen million superficial feet
on Bellinger river alone.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-05
AFTERNOON GAMES.

At New Haven-Hartford 2; New
Haven s.
At Springfield Holyoke 1; Spring
field 10. =.
At New London-New London s;
Pittsiield l.
At Bridgeport-Br Bridgeport 8; Water
bury 8.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-05
Eastern Association.
FORENOON GAMES.

FOREN(JON 6AMFO.
At New I.ondon-Pittsfield 5; New
London 4.
At Holyoke-Springfield, Z; Holyoke s.
At Waterbury-W Waterbury 5; Bridge
port 4. r
en- s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-15
THE TEXAS NEARLY READY

Washington. Oct. 14-The dreadnought
Texas, building at Newport News, Va, IS
$50 per cent completed and heads the list
OF battleships under construction. The
New York. being built at the New York
Navy Yard. stands second. having adj
vanced 20 500 per cent toward completion.
The destroyer Alwyn, at 81 per cent tow
ard completion, heads that class of craft
now building. with the Parker a close Sec
ond. The submarines HI and H-2 are
each s7.7 per cent finished. OF two sub
marine tenders being built the Fulton is
1875 per cent completed and the Bushnell
was started during the month OF October
The gunboats Monocacy and Palos. both
building at the Mare Island Navy Yard.
are &. 9 per cent completed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-15
STORAGE NOTICES.
oIUMBIA STORAGE WAR EXCUSE
columbus Ave. and 61th street.

Columbus ave. hho WIN
no Frank @. Foote. Mrs, A. Z. shaw aore'
SturEes. A. H. Miner. Mrs b. N. e1 Sohe ~
V. Fistie, Mr.. or Mrs FREQ =; nV ~ ,waiden-
Ssid or Katherine C. wedenfeld. Louis Shane.,
, Tran " r. FTtzgerald. Mrs. Il. A., Miller OF
5b rasA w W Miller Miss Adah NJ. Wiley n r.:
pnn,rery EIen L. Foley, Mrs; BohuneA
Ieimdoerfer. T. J. Phelan. W. 2. Preole'
Ee,a,a 81 Fila M. AMBER. @: Amber,
Esacu,o,' Mrs w. H. Ebbitt. Mrs. Anna
Hagerd or Amy Hazard Scott, MRS. Mary
na,,,a Mrs. George A. Gerlach. Jules Gosny'
c.orga n Morton Mrs. Sadie Carter MIS-. D.
y MsIlett Miss Annabel Lee, I. haI'oHo.o,
out, p KAYE, Miss J.. Il, Berry MIS-; Aio
paws. George W. Phelps; MIS- a.. a, csas
Howard Rsnnett, O. p. Pitties, Mrs: Chas' "a =
Roberts. Virginia 7. doom; oscar s.na Ms Kats
~.s saith A. T. Won Setback, Mrs A. "
N,,oisr Harvey Enrich. Mrs. G. II. Lewis
Iohn NJ Gorhani, Mrs. Addie V. Bracey M,s'
S Sh,,.iar Hamilton. Bessie Smith, Mrs. M
Deyeney. Mrs. Bella Cannon lou sno 81 re D
t,' ne hercbv notified that the time for tho
SSoS,ncnt oS our lien upon the property herein-
aster deseribed having expired, after Que ho,ee
thereof had been given you, We WIZ cause So =,
nronerty. 10 wit, Household Gooos, IeIoo M
Facets and Merchandise, stored IN 'ue ,o,,-
mm5ia storage Warehouses py you or "a soc
name Tor in which you may have an interest,".
,m 10 sold ar public auction. according 10 tne
s,a,uts in ruch case made and PROVIDED. at
Sos "a A. rs West 67th Street. on sa.urusy,
NoY.n,Ser lat. 1913, at 1890 A. NJ. ana II inc
- ~. 1900 a. not completed on said date the
co. n,,I no continued at the same place on
sa,h and every Saturday Thereafter, Oesiani"s
80 10 o. A NJ until the sale 10 coinpieteo.,
COLUMBIA STORAGE "AhEnOO9G9
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LIS PENDENS.
OCTOBER IA.

LOT Is map OF property OF New York
Catholic PvoteCtory. Bronx; Mary Nesmith
agt Gidale Lion ct al foreclosure OF mtg; at
torney, Squires.
1O3D ST 1l9 East: New York Orthopadic
Dispensary and Hospital agt Leah Cohn ct al
foreclosure Of mtG) attorney, Swain.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, cor ID ave.
41x21; Alfred Scott agt Simon Hecht et al
foreclosure OF mtg. attorney, NJ Goodrich.
PITT ST, 6s and 70 18th ST. 637 and CAL
East; 9Sth ST. 60 East: l0lst ST. 304 East;
Dora Greenbaum agt Annie Pechter ct al lac
ton 10 set aside 1eeds); attorney Gamer.
GOERCK ST. 81: Louis Hasbrouck agt
Annie Aronowitz ct al foreclosure Of MTG
attorney, Quinn. jr
9th ST. 1873 East; Max Serger agt Carl
Taylor Ell al action 10 foreclose mechanic 5
ier); attorney. Pollak.
AVE d, s W cor sth ST, 60x5O; Joseph Gold
stein agt Morris shapiro ct al foreclosure of
mtg: attorneys. Lewkowitz & Schaap
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. n $. ls5 II $
W Of Tiffany ST, l00x1o0: two actions; VIM
Caldwell jr. agt Levine & Atlas Co ct al fore
closure OF two mtgs): attorney, a Knox.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-15
sI,sRooATEs' NOTICES.

~ pITpsIJANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
John P. Cohaian. a Surrogate OF the county
of New York notice !: ssrsoy Charles sEfa Ess
,.tn =, ,ha county Of New York. deceased to
nresent the same with vouchers thereof to the
SUBSCRIBERS their place OF a,t6snsys BSusS
rss sn,ara No 40 Broad street, In the CITY OF
New York. on or before tho fifteenth DAY OK
January Nv York. the FIRST day Of July. 1913
'Da'e'' A'e" SARAH c. FAILE.
KENNETH C. FAIIE.
Executors.
,o,,s,y 4 CRAWFORD, Attorneys for Ex-
bhuom 40 20 Broad street, Borough OF
Manhattan. New York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-15
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
OCTOBER Il.

18TH ST. s. ZIG IT W OF Brook ave: Stand
ard Plumbing Supply Co agt Frederick
Schnaufer ct al; Oct Z. 1918 Cby bond): 1866 II.
same; Sept l6 1918 (by bond: $3.50.
SAND PROPERTY; Louis Greenberg az,
same; Sept IL, 1913 (by bond; 81. 24o Ga.
SAME PROPERTY; Jiny Fine Hoee Rack ca
agt same: Sept 10. 1918 (by bond: 3AS3 so.
SAME PROPERTY; Abel Hansen agt same
Sept IL. 1913 tby bond); 1896 80.
MONTEREY AVE, n cor 17sth st; Title
Guarantee and Trust Co agt Monterey Build
Ing Co. Inc. ct al; Sept 60 1913; $50 50.
PARK AVE- G 8, between 10Th and nth SITS
Wright Wire Co agt German Hospital OF
New York ct al; Oct Z. 1913: sSO5 80.
18TH ST, 1877 East; Evans e. Thomas agt
Eglose st Jean Baptiste ct al; June q, 1913:
1919 GO.
ARTHUR AVE. 2o1o; American Radiator Co
agt Abraham Shapiro ct all July p. 1913;
Wire Co agt Flower Hospital OF New York;
Oct Z, 1918; 1852 l3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-15
ooo, attorney. John Kadel. 2oca

,.,,. 1000; attorney. John Kadei' 2oos
E,ach,,ssiae' nav, Sa1 wsshinstonviile; VIM Fl Far
W 10 VIM Reilly, oeS East 1sIs. o. ",
~ yrs per cent cow
HGiek " r.S1sed map seneca Park. 9o.2x-;
DoT n ~ N Louisa Strung. 4Os East 1920
Iscoe "a Trior mtg $500; due as per oond
q o' .,,orney r e Bergman. l4sth 81 ana %
Ts.vrANp PLACE, 80 12S Il OF Pros Pros.
yet ave 20 Tas, l45th st; Oct IA; yrs. bh
sssuites &. 900; attorney. Lawyers Title ms
s. 10 BI nTE' 2oi5 and 2o47. s. BOX irrex;
RYEEK p hn to Tillie Wolfe, 44l7 Wendoyer
gn Z y n. due, etc. as per bond; $1,000;
rt; - 6 Greenebaum. g Wall ST.
rin.Tg PROPERTY; same 10 hArry w pavls.
sAM1. ave: oct 10: due, etc. as per bond;
~ Iio o,,orney. II " Davis. 7e West fremont
Iys-,srER AVE. cor Gun Hill road,
Maria and John Armanno to pig I.o Z
Ling 10 East SON St pI.l y Gon mtg sSS
66 yTii . Z R'T Cedar SS'' st s',0'' @'
ksox 1Ss7TR AVE, $ W cor l73d st. ei5.l Tx
VI Nan Realty Co 70 Jessie u Mattocks.
rsr. J prior mtg S doS 0c1 W aye
lT u 20 and Trust Co, l76 Broadway.
Gs.I.nr HALE OF LOT 1850 map Wakeheld
W. eobnet 20 VIM Wetterer; Nov IS 1898;
e ,.T AVE 5. i75 IT Of LIST st. SSx 100
n.hu5e.,,. ave. 3 yrs; Oct 10: So. 000 attor-
~ O ..ao,nb Cianchetti, 1872 Broadway.
~ n iTT s. at W s Lorillard st, bo.sx-;
DIT ~ s1nare Market, Inc, 10 John Breezy.
HnTSs s1snfine ave; oct II; due June "a. 1914;
n eve svF 5. 79.7 II OF 18th st. Is; TX
y g,,-v I Salzmann 10 Lena Fischer. ooo
q. n sss.b At. oct IA yrs; 5000 attorney
- s-.v $40 30 ave.
~ ", n s west half Of west half OF
VII - wakefield: VIM q Aud 70 Serial
y go. ~ .i and Savings Institution, l95 Broad
~ Nav 10: instalments. per cent; $'oo'
va, No. los T Mulhall. 200 Broadway.
a, srE AVE. s. 1855 It W Of sth ave 5oxllt;
Mhnr Riolo 10 Harriet A Baldwin, New
ClfH....NI s Oc. "a. Q yrs per cent: $1,000; at
AZ y v, .--....-..- % LIZ ErnahMaN-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-15

90. contractor; Smith q Dorsett Co. Inc, sub
18TH 81, So East: Hynan Shapiro art
$40 ~ N""' S0''e'
35TH ST, $50 East: IAwies, Bro. AZ
tractor; $40 " ' wa
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 1862: JOSEPH
Tuchman, contractor: SEQ
10th 81, in and 1a8 West; Samuel Schin-
man aet David Shaft and Samuel SilberrnAn,
owners; Glib Young, agent, contractor; SPA %
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, 1852; Jacot
luchnan est Isaac Diamond and Clarence {
Mckiboln. owners and contractors; seq.
- SAME PROPERTY; Cooper & Pollach
structural Iron Works aSt Davis Rosing
owner; Isaac Diamond and Clarence c Nc
hlbDln. lessees and contractors; S400
l3oTH ST. =. 100 IT OF Brook ave. b6x
100; James @ Mulligan agt Talmud Torah Beth
Jacob. OF Tho Bronx owner; Horowitz, con-
tractor; S140
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-15
lssIeNMENTs OF MORTGAGES.

OCTOBER IA.
tM
ans to Fsith NJ Kitchell; $4,000 a.,
tres Z McGOvern, administrator, 70 II
llrsn Hubbard; $4,000. nooo
lc-Ise Pryibel 20 Lyman Harkevg; $lo.oco'
hly o-th 10 George Hauser; $1,000.
sae Mattocks TO New York Trus' CO.
liAD
sgysl Bronx Realty Co. Inc, 10 Sally Ortiz
Lien Denison 70 Serial Building Loan anu
s7rtiy Institution; $4,000.
ssrtha Halpron to Rudolph Kauarelk; ~.
Sv York Title Insurance Co 10 bankers
~ GO q assts): $500.
vc,.ruse Realty co 10 New York Mortgage
Security Co a asstsl: $500.
llle Renas TO Mary Wilson; 81 ,5o' 80.
,Vsyec Investing Co TO Martha STEERS; VS.
Atoaal SAVINGS Bank Of Albany to Bowery
alass Bank; $4,000. ~.
ssy Morgenthau Co to Utility Realty Co;
.vtai'y Realty Co 10 Lawyers Mortgage co;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-15
AiicTlON SALES.

fe entered into between John wanamaker, New
York ana cesis Murray sDs tns sIs 'Snn Bus
.,s 81, 20 day at 10 q. m. at 7s4 Broadway,
Mn a. hanartment, Manhattan. style r mahog-
sny piano and stool No. 1854; make. CAMP
s sXX s,yI. Nv" SS-note mahogany player
pen. ana anS h.uch No. 1855 make. Lnde-
piano msn I Sons Co. as provided BY Section IS
a s',an ss Of the personal property laws. MOE
FRY, auctioneer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-15
ERATIONS.
Manhattan,

9TH AVE. W cor Seth st: TO an IL sty
store and lofts Medford Realty Co. l03 Park
ave. owner, It c Visscher, 425 9Th ave- archi
tect: $4,000.
BOTH ST. 107 to l13 West: TO a 3 sty the
atre: Elliott Theatre Co, 1916 Broadway.
tect; $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-15
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
Fuel Allowance for Military At
taches Cut to Real Cost.
Iron The Tribune Bureau

Washington, October IA
MILITARY ATTACHES FUEL AL
LOWANCE.-A recent ruling by the Con-
troller OF the Treasury places the allow
ance for heat for officers on detached SER
vice In foreign countries on an actual ex-
pense basis. Accounting officers will be
required to ascertain the kind OF fuel act
uslly used in heating the quarters occu-
pied and the local price OF such fuel at
the time and place of its use. 1t has been
the practice to pay the landlord OF an
officer receiving Communication of quarters
and who is occupying quarters not heated
by a separate plant, the full committed
allowance for the number of rooms TO
which he is entitled In monthly install
ments. In July payment was restricted
to the heat for the number of rooms act
ually occupied, not exceeding the number
authorized by law.
The Controller calls attention to the
fact that army regulations provide that
the value of the fuel allowance Of an
officer serving abroad shall be based on
the local rates at the place where serving
Under this paragraph officers have been
allowed the value OF oak wood at the
several foreign stations. illustrating this
situation. reference Is made to payments
made for the fuel allowance Of Captain
C. c. Lansing, military attache at Ma
drid, during three months last winter
Payment was made at the rate OF slightly
in excess Of SIS a cord, the total amount
being SIS IS a month. 1t was apparent
from the price specified as the value OF
oak wood that such wood Is not COM
mon form Of fuel in that city. With this
payment as a basis, 1t would give the
officer. who is entitled TO four rooms
total Of s739 fuel allowance for one year
This amount is considered greatly In ex-
cess of that actually necessary.
The act Of March 2, 1907. provides that
officers shall receive the heat allowance
actually necessary for their authorized
allowance of quarters. The regulations
adopted TO put this law into effect were
so framed as to i've officers an allow
ance for fuel In excess Of that actually
necessary, and for that reason they are
held void. The War Department has been
notified by the accounting officers OF the
Treasury Department that the army resu-
lations should be amended so as TO TX
approximately the value Of the heat ac-
tually necessary, and II this Is not done II
will be the duty of the accounting ofncers
10 fix such allowance regardless OF army
regulations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-15
':sKs AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
PUBLIC NOTICES.

PUslIc NOTICES.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
sTATE OF NEW YORK.
'obLlc SERVICE COMMISSION,
SECOND DISTRICT.
CASE 1,0O5. 80.
-. Albany. october 3. 1919.
q fAuon. under section 2 OF chapter 0'v OF
c,r-s.N.s o. 1909 having been filed with THIS
be.,e-., ,.n. BY The New York. Westchester q
Cam railway Company for approval OF this
In ~ IN OF the abandonment OF that por-
AM we RECONSTRUCTED route of said COM
al isneing from a connection with the
a,v =. az or near East lS0th street, In the
-. no;aew York. 10 Throgg's Neck. in SAID
= On .Hs. 70 hereby given that public hear
nl,s,e. 'eie Petition will be held by this Com
AAsir. Room 210 Ctower), Metropolitan
0y no ] Madison avenue. New York
stsck friday, October II. 1913, at ten
= we Commission.
FRANK II. MOTT. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-15
ORDERS ISSUED.-These army AM
navy orders have been Issued:
ARMY

Captain FRANK y. EDWARDS. coast srtii-
lery, from lG0th TO $50 Company.
Captain LEONARD T. WALDRON, coast NJ
tilery from 3sth to l60th Company.
First Lieutenant HARRY GRAHAM, "a IN
fantry from aviation duty with signaI corr.
TO his company, on expiration OF Iea'e "
absence. -, =,
Resignation OF Second Lieutenant CARL NJ
DEAKIN, 9th Field Artillery. accepted. 70
take effect October 81. , y,
Leave OF absence Captain NATHAN X.
AVERILL, 18th Cavalry, TO January l. 1919
NAVY.
Lieutenant Commander r. A. REARNE1, de-
tached Navy Department; connection ht'ins
1i out tnr J. \. FERGUSON. detached naval
torpedo station. Newport: the san Francesca i,..
Lieutenant X. l.. CRAFTS, detached stsIt uuty
80 Division Atlantic fleet; the virginia as
first lieutenant
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHlPs.-These
movements of navy vessels have been re-
ported:
ARRIVED.
Oct, 1.-THE Tonopah. the D-l. the Do. The
pa the Ell the E-2 and the Jason al Nor
folk; the Tacoma at Vera Cruz.
SAILED.
Oct 1.-THE Lebanon. from Norfolk for lynn
haven Bay; the San Francisco, from Hainp-
ton Roads for Lynnhaven Roads, the can
fornia. from Mazatlan for GuAymas VIA
Topoobampo. , o.,
Oct 1.-THE AbIenda, from Shanghai Tor
Hong Kong.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
OCTOBER II.
Manhattan.

VERMILYEA AVE, W cor Academy st;
for l sty stores. 25X10o W F Johnston. 0
Church st, owner: c Cocker, 2017 9Th ave.
architect; 10000
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4" THE NEW JERSEY TOUR"
HELP WANTED.
WORK WANTED.
Male.

ANYBODY desiring the services OF experienced i
guide, man. Is. or any other purpose, COM
municate B., Box 35. Tribune once.
STUDY TELEGRKPHY AT HOME; quickly
learned; either sex; good pay. short hours:
$50 per month positively guaranteed before
you pay cent Write International School
Of Telegraphy, Belmar, N. j.
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
OCTOBER !.

OCTOBER H.
Sd AVE. W cor Lorillard place, 5lxl23.7
John J Brady loans Belmont Square Market
Inc. 5000.
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MEcHANlCSI LIENS.

OCTOBER IL.
,l'fH ST, sO7 East Consolidated Flooring
. sy Roxraph Co. owner; Snare & Trieste
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

USEFUL MAN or farmland. SIS; all around,
outside work: garden. horse, COW. chickens.
etc; references. Otto Mathewson Agency, sla
9th ave. Tel 31s Bryant
WORKING FOREMAN-North OF Ireland; I'M
derstands farming all branches. handing
men; wife fine butter maker: references. car
penter's Agency. l54 9Th ave.
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FOR SALE

q q. ,ALUABLE PERSIAN MINIATURES
s.tc,;on ,ehtesnth century from a private
n zen A. SAFE az a great sacrifice. Can
|es1t s,r. NO. p Fifth ave. any afternoon
I'd 7"Day Of this week and next. between