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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-08
ROUTE MARKERS
AUTO STRANDED
NEAR GL0R|ETA

The heavy truck Of the Automobile
club of southern California, which
has been sign posting a transcontnen-
tai route, broke down this side Of Clio
rleta. according 10 Information re-
ccivcd yesterday BY Col. y. X. y. Sell
lers. The driving shaft was broken
The crew expected to receive another
shaft yesterday from Las Vegas and
to start on the way north again today
or tomorrow
Seven tourist automobiles were IL
the city Yesterday. all bound west
ward. At least, representatives of that
number of parties called at Colonel
sellers office, There may have been
more. There were about thirty per-
sons In the seven parties.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-08
Norie1 n.

al members Of the l. Q. @. Il. ans
fhe Degree 81 Rehekah are requesies
10 meet at odd Fellows hail this If,
tcrnoon II l o'clock 10 attend In,
funeral Of our late brother n +
stevens
]. H. WEAR. Sehle Grand.
JAMES J voTAw. See
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-08
LOCAL ITEMS


For The iwcniy-four hours ending
N o'clock yesterday evening"
Maximum temperature a. desrecs;
minimum temperature. 10. range. 81.
Temperature az .. m. yesterday. 26.
North winds: clear
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-08
PASTIME PACKED BY
MAJESTIC STOCK co,

The Majestic Stock COMPANY played
70 fun houses al ali performances
YESTERDAY at the pastime theater. In
addition 70 the regular bin OF motion
pictures, the stock company appeared
IN three-act drama, Across the
Rorder The company. which is 4
good one. VIII be At The Pastime all
81 this week
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-08
PURE BLOOD MAKES
HEALTHY PEOPLE

Hoods sarsaparilla removes scro
fula sores. boils and other erupt,on.
because it drives out of the blood n.
humors that cause them. Eruption.
cannot be successfully treated with
external applications, because thas.
cannot purify the blood
Hoods sarsapnrilla makes rich
red blood. perfects the digestion ana
builds up the whole system. lnsls,
on having Hoods. Get II now.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-08

FOR CHRISTMAS LADIES SAY
THEY CAN Ai.WAl'S FIND SOME
THING DIFFERENT AZ Mrs. wfI.-
SONS, a0s WEST LEAD.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-08
NO INFORMATION FILED
AGAINST SAL00NKEEPER

The sherifrs office made no N lYe
yesterday IN the nel FrAie ease which
IL to be made TIE taai 81 the SUNDAY
law Under Sheriff Dick lewis said.
however. TINT he would ask Distfie.
Attorney Manuel u. vigil to file an
information againset ne Frate today
IN the district court
Del frate WINS arrested Sunday az
tcInoon ~ t'neer sheriff Lewis.
charged with operaiing bis place. the
Gold star AZ old Albuquerque. N vim
lation II sunday regulations
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-08
Mrs. McGIain's Experience With
Croun.

when my hoy, Ray. was small he
was subject 20 Group. and was al
ways alarmed AZ such times Cham
berlsin's Cough Remedy proved far
better than any other for this trouble.
II always relieved him quickly. ] am
never without II in the house, fer |
know il Is a positive cure for Group.
writes Mrs. ". Y Mcclaln. Rlairsvilie.
Pa. For sale by all dealers,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-08
POLITICAL MEETINGS
ARE BARRED FROM THE
HIGH SCHOOL BY BOARD

The board OF education' meeuhs
last night at It's rooms in the new nlgn
school building. fixed The rental oil
the auditorium for public meetings
Political conventions, however are
prohibited.
The scale fixed By the board fol
lows: without light or heat, 50; win
light, $40: with light and heat Sl"'
Obviously the rent varies according
10 The season or time Of day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-08

DIR. X. w. HANNA,
Graduate and Post Graduate American
School of Ostcopathy.
Phone $40. Suite 1, W. o. w. Bldg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-07

Male.
COLORED COUPLE-Buucr. useful oock lam
dress: both exceptionally c1mpeicnt. 80: best
referrnces Miss shea's Agency, - hast i-1 "a. !.
phone Murray I'LL 5iii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-07
PROBLEM FOR INT. LEAGUE
REIMBURSEMENT of Circuit to Be
Discussed To-Day.

The readjustment of the demoralzed
international League circuit will be the
main topic of discussion when the
club owners get together at the Hotel
Imperial this afternoon for their an
nual winter meeting. 1t is considered
practically a certainty. that the Jer-
sey City franchise will be shifted to
Syracuse, while either Brooklyn or
Richmond will get the Baltimore club.
Tom Fogarty, president of the Skeet-
ers. is back in town, after spending
most of last week in Syracuse study
ing the baseball conditions there. Mr..
Fogarty said last night that the Jersey
City club would go to the city that Of
fered the best terms, but he also stated
that the Syracuse proposition looked
pretty good, and that the Salt City
would within all probability land the
Skeeters.
If the 1nternationals decide to in
wade Brooklyn it is said that John
Hummel. the veteran utility man Of the
Superbas, will land the management
of the new team in recognition of his
long service with the National League.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-07
%4dction Markets
@qC1redter City
SaleSrOOmS Respond
Creditably to Test

IN ponohus. ref; due 'lsI2oa; taxes. etc.
At secs Third s:
By the James l. Wells COMPANY
LoRING PL. e226. $ ISIS n Hall u Fame
Terrace. 7e.lKlZT. llxT. .Ii1ii3j: sly frame
s" W. Pos seTns5 B sii9 fTne,, Han re-
due s. So 40: ,lScs. etc. 81 SOC 81.
BY George Price.
GLEASON Az. 55j Omsiesd AZ ~. III
= l. Brisaeh. ATTY. Kelly. ref. due. $685.;
taxes. etc. fi75 63.
or THURSDAY.
A. "a vesey 81
By Joseph P. DAY
jTH Az, lis9. E 5, $50 o. l20th - S..sIl0o'
.ty nat and stores J Roosevelt q Al. tfn.
tees agt Inter city Land and Securities 60 e a.
Cary a &. attys. J NJ Edeison. ref: due <is.-
9q3 IS: ta1es Etc. Sl0i5 3D. $500. -. o.
has: sy na. Emisrant Industrial sSyings
Bank az johanna Strsck GO al n = J OGor-
man. Itiys: n p RSbbe. ref. due. s2i.2ls 10.
taxes. etc. 81. -c3 90.
A. 3e0s Third n'
By Joseph P. DAY.
l59TH ST. sil Z. % e cor o. Hughes az a6l 70
Belmont ~ fg0lg ESQ 9r9jr555. two sty
fats. Ro,enzseg az " seidman e. al d W
taxes. etc. S57If4i: sub ~ lst mtg $500
HALL Pl loos rs u lo,th -1fio5 iklyS
'y e dSs bos Minf" az s. Sfee ref. f0a dSe
S26l506. taxes. etc. S32l.6l
By d. f. IngFaham & GO.
ANDREWS Az 2e.9. IS. 1918 OF ls3d. . liz
l00n9- .Ii1ll0ll. 4 VI Hobbs trustee az ]
Wildwood % al Y n Br0sH. atty. Phoenix lngft-
ham. rel. due sl61j3j1. taxes etc. <l.062 II.
b. James j. Donovan
POWELL Az. g. SIT v q Olms,ead az. ~ ~
1881. : h HickoX agt A r Browne e. al, J. l.
Brtsach. ats r y Kelly. ref. due. j5ls.ei taxes.
etc. Sii355
Of FRIDAY.
A. - yesey ST..
BY Joseph r. Day.
35TH ST. 2o-33 W. :. i0j 5th az. 6Jtesa.
Il sty loft and store bIdz. Union Mortgage 60 az
Amel Realty 60 e. al. Merrill Il. attjs, u
Morrison. ref due. &j5..00l 81; taxes, ETC.
y LEXINGTON Az. I62s-I62'. :. loo.ll lo-d
-. 44llHl00. sfy hath0usa. Yer Planck Eslaie
sgi Taxpayer Realty 60 e. al Byme I, atys .
due. Si1.3ii 81. taxes. etc. Siis 81; sub 20 nrst
mtg Of $4,000.
By Henry Brady.
- Az 1911. " s.. a. s. 99th 81. esEl00 ; sty
teuut ami slores Excelsior saving Bank az lsfael
jacobson CO AL. GuIick. atty, 'artol, rei q
due. so $50 a.. taxes. etc. 1856 ~. 1890
18Th 81. us p. p. 80 q 20 az. -'kl0y II. D
.fy tenmf AID store, American Nortgsg, 60 al
r I Jarohus or al. Bower a 5. aitys; \ Lynch
ref due. S-0.-Ji %. taxes. etc, $500 TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-07
LARCHM0NT NIMRODS
OPEN THEIR SEASON

Z. n. Higginson, shooting in a gale
against fourteen others yesterday al
ne Lzrchmont Yacht Clubs traps at
the opening Of its season, returned the
remarkable scratch score Of %, winning
the trophy offered in a special hsndi-
cap match al 100 birds" Adding his
handicap Of 10, Higginson's total was
To-
A. Bryan Alley proved the winner of
me club handicap, returning a card OF
y on bis handicap Of 80. and G. J.
Corbstt captured the clubs high scratch
prl1s for the day with IS as his score.
In the shoot for the monthly cup
A. Bryan Alley and 3. VI. Higginson
ted with fall scores Of 25. and in the
saoot-of Alley won. He also won the
visitors cup with full score. In the
SPECIAL match al 25 birds" B. ". Hig-
ginsca broke % straight, which under
ne adverse weather conditions is re-
gsrdsd as phenomenal score.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-07

/ WAITRESS PARLORMAiD -Compe,snt gid, bc.i
rrfersn~csi city ~ eouuFy. wsxcs $50 eau Al
| Lans a Dooclefef " A.cncy. a. West sd a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-07
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records Of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

omela Record and Foreesst.-washinron Dec.
She pressure continues abnormaly high over
the Northern states from New England vest 10 the
Rocky Mountains. and it is loy over the southern
and Ear Western states There are three storms
on the map one OF Cape Hatteras and one over
the upper Rio Graude Valley and yet another on
the north Pacific coast The storm on Hatteras
is causing continuation of east gales on tho
Atlantic coas from Boston 10 the Virginia cApcs
and rains in the Atlantic states from southern
New YORK suthNard 20 Georgia. Rains have also
fallen throughout the Chic and middle Mississippi
valleys and the Pscihc c0Ast and there were
rains and SHOWS in the south portion q the region
k0ta, Montana and the vest plateau region.
Temperatures have not changed decidedly IN any
section within the last twenty four hours
The Indications are that Tie weather viii con
tnue unsettled over practically all parts q the
country during Monday and Tuesday. with rains On
ihe middle Atlantic states. the Ohio and middle
Mississippi valleys aud the south plains states aud
rains and suoss In the Northern states east OF me
Rocky Mountains.
No decided temperature changes are Indicated
Tor any part % the country during the next TWO
Storm warnings are displayed on the Atlantic
coast from Cape Hajteras 20 Passport Me.
The winds Tor to-day ans 90 morrow VIII Ne
North Atlantic. northeast and east gales; middle
Atlantic cast gales south Atlantic. moderate north
aud northwest east Gull light variable. west Gulf.
moderate east and southeast. upper lakes, fresh
cas-: lower lakes fresh northeast and east.
Disturbance on North Carolina coast Is increasing
In intensity and viii move north-northeAst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-07
nearly Thirty Golf Tour
news Planned for the
Winter Months.
wFILKNOWN pros"
MAY GO ON TOUR
. .n.,mott and Nichols Still
~" ,Ireertain About Trip TO
Pacific Coast.

w;ll be all the golf a devotee
lnsse in the South this winter.
nay e-,lv thirty tournaments have
iof n1.heduled al Palm Beach. Nassau,
teen Pinehurst and Bellealr.
OimoH. s,tvmn meeting at Pinehurst,
i,s "a last week. began the South
eoneisasoSr and the next one Is carded
en- n'ssesmber IS 70 81. After that they
i ir. Ds saeh other thick and fast. -,
ieii'' probable that several well
y . professionals will make a trip
NOV the South TO play exhibition
'nI ."sss although as yet none has been
ms a...iy arranged. Several weeks
dsnhl'.r announced that john J. Nc
Sso y farmer open champion. and
ri "N;ebolls would visit the Pacl1c
1n Should that plan fall through,
s SOssr MeDermott IS likely to go
south. IS he has done Tor several sea-
f' TSs schedule Of Southern tourna-
,epts follows:
-, q 10 si-Houday week A. Pirne ,,,.
-, 3 10 9-Milu inter Jour aL-slll, 1870.
- luie is +. sS-New Year tournament. Palm
be,cl O., "a aa-Annual tournament. Beleair.
!ssto % 5-Lake Worth tournament, RAIN
,. s,,a 70 sSt Valentines tournament Pine
-. 70 is-sog,h Florida championship.
49, g. IA 10 i8--Womcn's tournament Pinehurst.
lfp-.s5 n M is-Ormoud Beach tournament
Isef..- n =, fe-N1nreu's tournament. Bellealr.
fss,. ,s-, X 70 ie-W0men Florida ehAmpionsllp'
7l1 go 3 70 s5-Sudde florida tournament Or
Iea % 4, ss-Annusi tournament, Nassau.
49,, q 70 26-Nashingcn's Biuhoay toafns-
49,! ~, 3 and 2s-Florida open championship.
Pa raD ' q s-sp-ing tournament. Pinehurst.
~, - y-Arrs,eur. professional four-bal matches.
1870 -H.nevier oren championship. Bellesir
MA I 70 Is-Floriia amateur championship ram
NJ s,,s1 I to is-Bsuerea women's Championship
~. ~ 10 iq-Orruoad championship. ornond;
~ IS 10 l9-Eo' lcricv amateur cnamplohsnlp'
No. s'. - 70 s5-Norih and south vomen's cham
N.res ss-Ama,eur- professional four-bal matches
MI ny. s,-Nonh ard South open championship
W., ,''s 8 90 April 5-Norh aud south amateur
rrarui01shin FUfhursf ..,
a.,s1 : To fl-Afhi-April fouru aments fihehUIst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-07
The Bronx.

18TH 81. sT7 aud 6st T.: g Schsier Eagle
Wrought Iron Works at J BIcliesbach Constr
60 owners aud contractors renewal; flh-i 30
1S-TH 81 N s. 1901 " southern Boulevard. so1
ft6- lfurrav 4 Ifili 60 at Nic0l Building C0rpn.
S 1870, 4 o''-' $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-07
SHOOT TRAPS IN GALE.
Bullock Wins Three Matches
at New Rochelle Club.

Despite the northeast gale, that sent
the clay birds spinning at uncertain
angles yesterday. the trap shooters OF
The New Rochelle Yacht Club made
good showing in the six matches de-
eided on Harrison Island.
4. S. Bullock was in excellent form.
winning three matches. He captured
The ten "bird" scratch prize with a
score Of 9; the leg for the December
ssp with q full score Of 3 on his han
dssp Of 3, and in the shoot-off for the
Stevens distance handicap trophy,
sgalast D. Giriat. who had tied him in
November. Bullock won. He also won
yesterday match for that trophy with
8 score Of 10 at 70 yards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-07
SALE AT SPUYTEN DUYVIL
Lot Auction Offerings on
Premises Next Saturday.

On Saturday next, at 1880 and 1880
o'clock p. m, under mammoth heated
tent on the premises, 1874 restricted
lots and three dwellings owned by the
Johnson family in Spuyten Duyvil will
be sold at auction by George G.. Baker.
The Nipnichsen -lub, an exclusive
organization, has tennis courts near
the property. The entire tract is
within easy walking distance Of the
23lst st. station Of the subway and
at the southerly end is the new sta
tion OF the New York Central. On the
property an unobstructed viev Of the
hudson 20 the west and OF the Harlem
valley on the east can be had.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-07
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

the American Line. with SIS cabin and 90 stseras'
passensrrs. Bar. 1879 m - .
steamer Mnnetonka BIZ. London Nosenust -
% the Atlantic Transport Line. WITH % p~s'e-s"'
nails and mdse. Bar. l.55 N - . n.xs,
steamer Platgria Aarhus November IT, 70 DAWN
Warden. In ballast Bar M - z "a
the Ocean s. Co in ballast. Quarantine s's n,
steamer Hilton. Boston December ,. 70
Bull A Co. IN ballast Quarantine. 80 u ..
steamer Delaware. Philadelphia. 20 the SDne -
Co. with mise. Quarantine. ii0 p ~ -.
sandy Hook J. Dec s. $50 m-Nihd h.t'--
east. gale. raining thick on shore hsa'Y sea
SAILED.
steamers Regina d'Itslis lItaD, Napies va bos
ton. Verona tItai Naples: Colorado tBrls hnn
New Sweden tSwedl Gothenburg Phecda tDticI
Rotterdam. American Transport tBrl, HAVE Ia @l
ana Brl. Naples. Nstherpark Br). fremAhlse
Ardgarry lBrl. Auckland Madison. Norfolk and
Newport News; Pawnee. Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-07
TO RECOVER BANK FUNDS
Police, Here with Lovelle, Put
Edgewater Loss at $4,000.

Ralph Lovelle, twenty-five years old,
who ran away in May with the daugh-
ter of a prominent resident of Edge
water. y. j., and $4,000 Of the assets
of the First National Bank of Edge
water, was brought back under arrest
yesterday on the American liner St.
Paul. Lovelle was arrested in London
in September by Scotland Yard de-
teetives.
According to the chief Of the Edge
water police. who went TO London, Low
was in securities, was concealed in this
city. About $4,000, the chief said,
would not be recovered. He refused 10
reveal the identity of the girl with
whom Lovelle fed or to say whether
she had returned on the same steamer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-07
GUESTS FILL PRESS CLUB
Vaudeville and Dancing at
Seasons First Ladies Day.

The first ladies' day given this sea-
son by the New York Press Club at
tracted large gathering yesterday af-
ternoon in the clubhouse in Spruce ST.
A programme of exceptional interest
included some of the best known acts
Of the vaudeville stage. The enter
tainment was followed by dancing and
a display Of stereopticon pictures Of
the Panama Canal and the Panama
Pacific international Exposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-07
RUSTIC MILL IN DIVORCE
Mrs. Mallory Says She Con
fessed" at Point of Pistol.

Moonlight. rustic ill and loaded
revolver figure in the suit for divorce
before Justice Tompkins, Of the Su-
preme Court, at Nyack, by Edgar NAL
lory, of Peekskill.
For twelve years, until Roy Elson
came between them, Mallory asserts,
he and his wife lived happily. But in
the rays of the moon one summer night
he saw. he says. Elson wooing his wife
in Hands mill, in Oregon, Putnam
County.
After that, Mrs. Mallory alleges, her
husband wrung confession from her
at the muzzle of an automatic pistol.
She denies now the confession" con-
tains a word that is true.
The justice reserved decision. II is
believed the case will be referred to a
jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-07
FIRE RECORD.

= y5-.ls7 Prospect ar. The Brour. A. Afsini;
trdins.
-.-o-g6g Avenue G. r. Glosssy; tridlng.
a5- az a f14fh At Caroline Davis trthing
q.5o-l6a5 Broadway. FISCHER Thamou Corporation :
MIL, Fourth ar Mrs. r. HucS trinins.
10 list - Nicholas Az. sadie hcped' trnAs.
10 400 " sItl ST.. Mr. Roster. no danAs:
IN p0-ls0. Broadway. Churrhilfs restaurant; 900.
n 900 r. lJlst ST.. A Siesel; no dAnlse
T. NJ ~, n No.
man trihlng
g.0o-i1.T Broadway. Postal Telegraph .Sai3'iJ' :
io5-5i59 cro,0na az. The B.on1. A. hocF; no
LII NJ l5th IT,. : Cslzno trifius
60-f4- Liberty ST.. ID. LaudJeTg. so.
-go-l0f " -fth ~. stein & Saletsky; s,pts.
-.g0-ilaI Walker az. r. Calupiano. Unknown
S.i0-glI p ll4th st.. g.. thrct. trlring
g.-0-T5 fz1d ST. j. Rnzinsn lrning.
% 90 Division 81. D. silTerman: tnning
IA .70-iat fa3d e.. e. Sch0lOsN. triiing.
10 l7-LIon house. Central PARK: Sl-l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-07
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
ARRIE

steamer Glenstrse lBri. London Nov ~. 70 th-
Cu1ard s. GO. ild. with mise. Arrived a. the
Bar a. 200. 9Th
steamer britannia .tFri lfarseilies November Is.
Al-leria - Lisbon .3 pouto Dcigada and Augra
-f H1rfa - AID Providence November g. 70 J
E.aeu a 60 with 3 first AMI scrond cabin and
. .fecrsze passengers sn1 noise. Arrived al the
Bar AZ
steamer Hector iDutrhl Malaga No5emhcr 10.
Gibraltar J.. Faro l3 Porto MAYO ~ and Lisbon
o. t0 Fmch Edye 4 Go. With mise. Arrived
a. iLc Bar ar so m. jth.
Steam.r Suram lBrl Cardir November 70. 20
David q Warden Oh. ballast Bar AZ o m. 9Th
steamer Rr00ulaud plraeus November t. Naples
70. Genoa 20 and Gibraltar -. % the Red star
Line with .06 first all 9is second cabin aud Us
,teerago passenger. mails agd mdse. Bar. l,lj
y m
steamer 81 Paul. Liverpool November g. TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-07

80 az sssiasry: wssss SO 10 ss5. csn al Lana
A. koeciterer 90. Agency. ~ Wet "a ~
NIRst.RY s,oyEHNEss--yosng German. etoslient.
fo,,v ycsre' reference mosefsfe vsgea Mtv
J;ofm.ysr,s Asencg. 80 5h ss.. ~h rcot Tel. is-s
Madison fq1Agr.
wATTREss- PARi. ORsfAiD-T arst cla1s sned.
In slfi: excellent VALVES. can take hutlcfs
p.scr: understands work thoroughly: ckcelleat rcf.
trsncos. $50, Ostertergs Agency. IlS Lexington
r Plane Piat. -
a, IN -. No n nnAl I'm l....,.....t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-07
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
twrh AMOUNT Of mortgage and name and address
q Attorney
DECEMBER ..
Manhattan.

HENRY IT. sos 3 q. e533 Of SCANNED g. 2iE
%. Juy /. 1910 and sarah lssek' 70 kq'ea 40
RoSE sT - = 1914 cf Duane 81. -l.or
mi. irg7 7Ei0i7; Rose =. o. " s. sl9IlQst-0 ~
ieo. 10 Ie.,r q 20 Rose = also. good Will.
m,ebinery. etc 20 cover bond issue schrader's
son Inr 10 Law Title 1ns IT Coz 100000
poSE IT 40 IN s. .IKl00. with machinery.
&C.. supplemental mtg March Z. 1900 also. Rose
n asu y. :. lI n Duane =. grill
~ r1iA4 T. With machinery. eic. supplemental
mtg Aux 70. 1910. also. Ro-e 4. 30. y 5 G.6t
il5r2s siss. June IS. 1879. supplemental s Tis
-1u AZ y - o. 1854 4. SGD. Dee :.
1901, q AMI Louise schuck . = = Foster Tu5,
20 pm \ \. address. ~ Wall y; 81, 900
-o'ru - n : 1851 Of 1T az. l9.irioo.l. June
1918. aud Ccre N0gcfanger 10 Bshetie
Uo-n. attv Law Title Ius 60. $1,000
atTU IT 81 I'D IS T. T. 1905 ~ PARK az
III sstoo :. Nov g 1910. Rachel Rosenblum y
~, y.l.,fin.. .ttv ] Gordon. 81 900
,,91tf At N W n ! 5gS Of tn az. lsI99 II
May -. 1905 Laura Qpper % West sd "a,
a., .,fy. n Mcclure ~ william q; 81. 900
tq.Tu N 80 ". p . sll % Ith Az. 1879 II /.
Msy g. 1905 same TO same: ats same $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-07
Big Order for War Uniforms.

Gillespie e. Co., Of II Broadway,
have obtained an order for uniforms
from the British War Office. The
contract, which involves S3,000,000, is
70 be executed within the next ten
weeks. The fulflment of the con-
tract, it is estimated, will give en-
ployment to 1000 persons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-07
FORECAST FOR SPECIAL LOCALITIES
Eastern New York. rain or snow ts.dy and srsb'
ably tO-morrow. Western New York. raia or snow
to-day and probably to.moroN.

Southern New England. rain or snow to-day and
probably tomorrow
Northern Ne~ England. cloudy to-day. probably
followed rs snow tonight and Tomorrow.
New Jersey. Delaware. Maryland and Eastern
PENNSYLVANIA. rain or snow to-day and PROBABLY
90 morrow.
District n Columbia Virginia and West Viz
ginla probably rain to-day and Tomorrow.
Local ofrcisl Rseord.-rhe following of,dal record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes IA
he temperature for The last twenty four hours. IN
comparison with the corresponding date Of last
year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-07

from America for 10000 tons of coal,
10 be delivered from January to March,
1915. This is the first time that Amer
lean coal has been allowed 70 compete
under Swedish state requirements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-07

The highest Temperature yesterday. IS the low
est en- tat a M average YESTERDAY. q. average
for corresponding date last year. 40 average TOT
corresponding date last thirty three year,. 3d.
Local Foreoast-Rsin or snow to-day and prob
ably t0-mOrrUV northeast gales
Barometer Readings
sam 1896 ,. m. s0.3i sp m. 500