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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-30
Will SONS SPEED VACATION
Takes Dangerous Turns on the
High in Vermont.

Windsor. Vt. Aug. 20 President
Wilson cot q thorough rest to-day at
the Summer White House" 4 long
automobile ride in the morning and a
nap in the afternoon completed the
days programme.
The President sped in the White
House automobile through the Connec-
icut valley az high rate OF speed,
past several dangerous turns and
bridges. but the only mishap was the
bursting Of one Of the tires.
At the clubhouse az Hanover, y. H..
which furnished the objective point OF
the morning ride. the President spent
half am hour boz the doorway looking
out al the rain. The roads have be-
come sodden by frequent rains, and
during his rides the President, bun
died in d heavy overcoat. goes through
an almost continuous splash Of water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-30
FIANCEE FINDS HIM DEAD
DR.. A. S. Leverty, Neurologist,
Victim of Heart Disease.

Dr. Alexander S. Leverty. forty-eignt
years old. OF 707 st. Nicholas av., noted
a. n reur0l0gist. WAS found dead IN his
apartment yesterday when his bsncec,
Miss Mabel Hansen. Of New Milford
Conn. called 10 see him. Miss Hansen
saw The physician last Wednesday.
When she telephoned yesterday and
could get no response She suspected
that something was wrong. for he had
complained Of heart trouble
Policeman Niemand, Of the ives.
l52d st. station. called DR.. Lipkin. OF
Washington Heights Hospital. VINO said
the man had been dead fully forty
eight hours. he was last seen Wednes-
day evening By the elevator boy OF the
apartment house. Coroner Hellenstein
gave heart disease as the cause OF
death.
Dr. Leverty was connected with the
neurological departments OF Cornell
University and So. LuEo's Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-30

ner Jones. Saunder Jones, IT,, and How
ard Plummer.
Al the Casino charity tea dance,
with pri1cs m ianciug competition
including the "fox trot" and the rou-
lctte dance. took place this afternoon.
The patrouesses were Mrs. Thomas
Hitchcock. Mrs. John II. Ilansn, Mrs.
Paul u. Mills. Mrs. Henry Sanford,
Mrs. Jerome Bonapsrtc. Mrs. q. l..
Nersmsu, Mrs. John G.. Norris. Mrs.
Philip r. Stevenson. Mrs. John \. Nc-
Shane. Mrs. John r. Fell. Mrs. Henry
r. Kane. Mrs. Irwin II. Chase. Mrs Tai
bot Smith Hsnsn, Mrs. AlcNandcr
Brown. Mrs. James {. Barr, Mrs. VI.
Lcntilhon Crook and Mrs. Stewart
Davis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-30
DR.. Richard Van Dorm Buried

Basking Ridge. y. j., Aug. 29.-The
funeral Of Or. Richard Van Dorm, OF
New York. who died m Plainheld, was
held this afternoon from the home Of
his brother. William Van Dorm, Of Van
Dorn's Mills. Burial was In Evergreen
Cemetery. DR.. Van Dorn's death fol-
lnwcd a long illness with cancer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-30
ANTONIO ROIG.

Antonio Roig. an oldtime theatrical
manager and for the last ten years n
guest At the Actors Fund Home, on
Staten Island. died on Friday morning
lie was seventy-nine years old. Mr;
Roig was born in Barcelona, Spain, ana
started his theatrical career IN Mobile
in 1865. His last position, which ne
held for seventeen years, was that OF
manager Of David BidwelIs Theatre
New Orleans.
The funeral will be held at 2il West
23d ST.. Tuesday, at J q. M, under the
auspices Of the Actors Fund OF Amer
fra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-30
R. J. COLLIER IMPROVES
Publisher Still Unconscious
but Doctors Hopeful.

Robert !. Collier. the publisher, wa
still unconscious late last night, al
though II was announced az his nome
752 Park av.. that there had been
slight change for the better
Mrs. Collier issued statement ~
which she said the doctors were hope
rr1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-30
THE PRODIGAL HUSBAND"

I'm his new play, THE Prodigal Hus-
band" iu which he will open az the
Empire Theatre on September Z. John
Drew v.u have two leading ladies
Helen HAYES Brown, who will play ST.
none 40 the age Of twelve, and Jessie
Glendeuning. who viii play the same
part when the character has grown TO
,Lc age of eighteen Ferdinand Colt
schslk aud Grace Carlyle will also be
members a. Mr. Drew company tins
season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-30
DIED.
In Memoriam.
Mansfield, Richard.
IN NEMORIAM.
RICHARD MANsFIELp.

August 30, 1907
IS, here shall silence guard thy fame
But somewhere. out of human view,
Whate'e. thy hands are set TO do
Is wrought with tumult Of acclaim"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-30
MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX.

ALPEkS, Martin E1Wdrd, Roosevelt
Hospital. August %. Funeral to-day
at 4 p. M. AZ 2ls West Dudley ay..
Westfield. y. j.
CURRIE, Andrew. $50 West l52d ST.,
August 2S, aged So. Funeral Monday
ELLIOTT. Alexander, 1858 Stebbins ay,
The Bronx, August p. aged 70.
ESCHE, Herman, 5l5 West 15lst ST..
August p, aged g. Funeral to-day az
p. m. at 497 East l3sth ST.
FENTON, John. PA West 67th St. Au.
gust p, aged 80. Funeral to-day at
10 a. m.
ROSEN. Max, 225 9th ST., August %.
aged 90.
SCHULZ. Raymond, 1924 9TH av. Au-
gust p, aged 81. Funeral to-day at ,
p. m.
BROOKLYN.
BRIGGS, Philip Hunnewell, 7f5 Clssson
av.. August p, aged so. Funeral to
day at p. m.
FROEHLICH, Lena. li9 Prospect Place.
August p, aged g. Funeral Monday
at > p. m.
GIVES. Elizabeth. l52 Monitor ST., Au-
gust p. aged IS. Funeral Monday at
10 q. m.
KERSHAW. Oscar A.. ass 10th St. Au-
gust Is Funeral Monday az , p. m
MARRYATT. Eugenia Abel. 7l6 Macon
ST., August q. aged II years. Funeral
Monday AZ p. m.
NARGIZlAN. Rose. III President ST..
August 2S, aged 20. Funeral to-day a.
> p. m.
SUYDAM. John r.. Willow st., August
%. Funeral Monday at 5 .. m.
SUYDAM, Lydia D.. Willow ST., Au-
gust p. Funeral Monday at p. m.
WALSH. John. 2e2 Pulaski ST.. August
2s, aged 20. Funeral Monday at .
a. M.
WARD. James. i75 Russell St. Green
point. Funeral Monday . a. m.
LONG ISLAND.
EAWKINS. Mary T., Lake Ronkonkoma.
August - Funeral to-day al $3.50
D. m.
MGOLDRICK, Sister Mary Athanasia.
s. Joseph's Convent, Brentwood, Au-
gust o. aged 80.
O'CONNOR. Francis. Long Island City.
August 27. aged 50. Funeral to-day
al p. m. a. 53j % sy., New York.
ROGERS. Ma rgaret, So Grand St. Mas
peth. August 2S aged 80, Funeral
Monday morning.
NEW JERSEY.
/ BLACKSTONE. Edward So Dales av..
Jersey City. August p. aged I month.
BOESCH. Richard. AZ Dodd St. West
Hobokcn. August p, aged 6 years.
. BSCHAlDNER. Eva. 4i3 Palisade av..
August p, aged g. Funeral to-day
a. p. m.
. CRAM. Julius h., 232 Sherman Place.
North Bergen, August %, aged
months.
DELlHlDE. Margaret. ls6 Mercer st.,
Jersey City, august p. aged 20. Fu.
neral to-day AZ , p. m. az PA Newark
az.
DlNENECENrO. Antoinette. 400 10th
st.. West New York. August -, aged
3 weeks
MILLER. Harry Az Washington 81.
Newark. August =, aged 81. Funera
to-day at p. m.
F TOSONATTl. Caroline. 4i2 Spring ST.
West lloboken, August %, aged s3
Funeral to-day at $3.50.
YOUNG. John 4, 329 Brown ST.. Union
August 2s, aged T.. Funeral to-da,
az . y. M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-30
NIMI ~ RMS.

InL NoonINWN CEMETERY.
z.Jd 81. ~ Harlem Train and ~ Irousa
Oniee. ~ last 20 81. n. z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-30

Miss Alice Damrosch, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Damrosch OF
New York, will be married TO Hall
Peasants Pennington. Of Baltimore, az
Han House, the Damrosch summer
Mace. next Saturday. A dance Do
honor Of Miss Damrosch will be given
bv Mrs. II. 5. b. Beale in Cutting Me
mortal Library Hall on Friday, Sep
tember 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-30

Georre 80 sm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-10
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty four Hours.
Onicial Record and Forecast.

OeiciaI Record and Torecast.-W ASKING on.
Jan. a-The disturbance that was over the
rn,ddl. Mississippi valley Thursday night
haa moved 20 Lake Ontario. with a further
,-crcas. In intensity and general SHOWS and
,.trs mostly SHOWS have fallen from the
lake region eastward. Pressure has risen
generally ives; Of the Allegheny Mountains.
hut is stiu low. except In the middle plateau
and california. There was. however no pre-
c,pitation Of consequence. other than thst
spove mentioned. except In the state OF
Washington. .,...., .,.. cen.
.rgt Rocky Mountains. tho plains states. the
CENTRAL valleys ard the upper lake region 50
that temperatures over these Ils'lc,s o.
once more nearly normal IN the eos -
and Atlantic states temperatures are hlsh'
...,ecfeflv I'M the south. There VIII nt S'V"
sstufday IN the lake region. except Nlsooi-
ain and SHOWS and rains, inostI! snow u.
ne Middle Atlantic states followed by s1n-
orally fair weather sunday. Rams WI. ais"
set in again in the norm I"S4h' a.,i
continuing during sunosy, ma. an H.. eSpecied
safurdaN in the Southwest ana ptOh"nls
during saturday nieht or sunqay ~ ~, 80.
lover Missouri and upper MISSISSIPPI aite2
Flseahcrc the weather will be generally iar
saturday and SUNDAY. H. ~ cuif
states. lower Mississippi and ONO NSi, ..s :.
me iafe region. the Atlantic states ana -"
England with cold wave SNhoas M
ina, ia the north portion OF New ioih ~"
Ee,y England and frosts are again pfobaDi'
enrda,, morning as far south as centrai
Florida -., e.,
Essf vVisconsln and The north portions OF
lower Michigan New YORK and Ne" bHs
land. -, A..
storm warnings are displayed on me ~
lsntie Coast from sandy Hook 10 Eastport
The winds for SATURDAY AND synasy WI, ~
be North Atlantic, variable. shlluhs -.
southwest and west, and becoming man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-10
MOOSE INVOKE THE PAST
Gamaliel and Erasmus in no
COMPROMISE Analogy.

Dcs Moines. Jan 9-Repubhcans at
heart imbued with progressive principles
will fail to install progressivism into the
Republican party, declared William e.
Cadmus, national organizer of the new
party, tonight. at the state conference
Of the Progrcssives.
The speaker likened Senators Cummins
and Borah and Ex-Governor Hadley OF
Missouri 10 Gamaliel, who would not for
sake the Hebrew faith at the behest OF
his pupil. Paul; to Erasmus, who would
not follow Luther, and 10 Webster and
Clay
Mr.. Cadmus declared that among the
Progressives there would be no compro'
mise. The party had plan of cam
paicn and a battle cry. he said, and its
leaders were united from the militant
Johnson. of California. 10 that modern
tribune of the people, Roosevelt Of
oyster Bay"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-10
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWs of the World

Middle Atlantic. brisk 70 high west 80 north
west South Atlantic moderate west "a
northwest. except variable on the Houth
Florida coast. East Gulf moderate north
wft 20 north. West Cult moderate. varis-
Bile Lake Michigan. brisk northwest. be-
coming variable by Sunday.
Forecast for Special LccaIities.-Esstcrr
New York snow in north and west, snow or
rain in southeast to-day; colder. much cold
er, at night. with cold wave in north
brisk TO high southwest TO northwest winds
tomorrow. fair.
For Western New York. snow and colder to
DAY, much colder at night. high west WINDS
tomorrow cloudy probably hsht SHOWS on the
lakes
Southern New England. rain to-day. turn
ing 10 snow; colder. much colder ~ night.
tomorrow fair; variable winds. becoming
southwest 20 west and high.
Northern New England. snow and colder 70
daN' cold wave at night, TO morrow generally
lar, except local SHOWS IN Eastern Maine
variable winds, becoming west and high
New Jersey, local SHOWS or rains and cold
or to-day. much colder at night; tomorrow
far. brisk 90 high northwest winds saturday.
Eastern pcnnsNlN ania. local SHOWS or rains
and colder to-day. much colder 10 night. to-
morrow fair; brisk west 10 northwest winds.
Western Pennsylvania. snow and colder to
DAY brisk % high west 10 northwest winds
tomorrow fair
Maryland unsettled and colder TO-DAY prob
ably SNOW I'm the mountains. much colder to
night. tomorrow fair. brisk west 10 northwest
winds
Delaware. unsettled and colder today prob
ably occasional rain or snow; much colder to
night. tomorrow fair. brisk west 10 northwest
winds
District Of Columbia and Virginia, unsettled
and colder to-day. much colder al night. to-
morrow fair brisk west 10 north winds.
day. tomorrow fair except snow In the noun
tains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-10
MECHANICS LIENS


CO.'S % o. o. 4th ave. 2s *
s..-r- pa.r Glass 90 as; Matloa -
= i.-.s-. owner. James J. i'>aN' o'"''"'
- ave 1923 sesar & l4eh' ast Ran RAJ.
'ee-ssi. owner Joseph h N''''
- So 'vr ,ose sane az; Louis J De
..hN .--.- ,as.rh Ackcn. contractor
- AVE JOE. and 1924 Bo-s.s Brothers ne,
AZ ~ owner. Joseph 3 AcNen con
- 80 ~ io.. GEORGE seymour ct al
~, -. s Z, N.heu. owner. Joseph b Ae"-
49, ~ same asst Ramsay Ho-
- - joseph B A-kcn. contractor
p g. Us Ess. George seymour e al
-trk landau. owner, joseph Is AcAei''
$50, - rs w,,. C. s-aane & son ast
=. 'rr'--f-s. tlnc o.. owner and contractoT
-, a. street 90. inc. contractor y
,,rwoR7H AVID W s. eoo ft o. ls5,h
| 1saiE Gsonehc-e a Lflchias az ON ON
+ Pas &C. In-. owner ana contractor
q 81 JOS East HaH. e1ppen & 60 AIT
- Lrsan ovnC-. Joseph AcAen, con
az - AVE- io2. Ho1 G-r7en s Co ast
80 o. M.ha-. oRne-. Joseph & AcAeh'
~ "a AZ n. u5ly & or Co agt John
i .,ss-. Charles Nehauer. lessee, James
- y. i0i Ear. Albert Parii agt Frank
80 cpner. JOSEPH b A-Aen. contractor
'sry ave- ioe.. Ahe-, Pardi ast Louis
H-,ss owner Joseph B Acken contract
s'fg AVE. 1904 Oas Elevator Co AIT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-10
TRADING IN BROOKLYN
Dwellings, Flathouses ana
Business Building Sold.

@. ". Snyder q Co. sold for a client
the two story and basement two family
dwelling No $50 Eleventh avenue TO an
investor
William q. Calm sold 10 Z. Edelmuth
No 1913 sixteenth avenue. three story
brick building. on lot 20Xl0O feet. !. Salz-
berg was the broker
Henry Pierson & Co. sold for l. Gobus
No 200 Washington avenue. two story
store and hathouse building; for Richard
:. Hager the mansion. iO0xl0O feet at
Park Place and Vanderbilt avenue. and
leased for the Realty Associates 10 DR.. J.
Ambrose the dwelling No. l27 Seventh
avenue.
John =. Burke sold for the Lanoor Re-
ahy Company the three story business
building No. Ala Fifth avenue.
Ghegan q Levine sold the three story
dwelling No. 1885 Prospect Place for Gil
bert MacFariane TO Malcolm Baxter. who
gave IN exchange the cottage al the
northwest corner Of West side avenue
and Lewis street Freeport Long Island.
and nine lots in Railway. y. j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-10
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

There was but "a limited demand for tonna ge
and rates were qCotaby steady. with tonnage
offered moderately. Quotations TO Liverpool
ami Glasgow. - nominal. London. p. q asked.
Rotterdam. &C.. Hull Esd Bristol. 2i4d for
Feiruary. Antwerp ID. Hamburg. 32i4 pigs.
gr.men 30 pfSs nominal. Cork. for orders -
"a. pIcked ports. large tonnage. Is lOicd. Cot
ION 10 LIVERPOOL per 100 10 % Charters
Iufch steamer. 1897 tons. coffee. Rio de
rauefro and santos to New York. 2Jc. late
January. Norwegian steamer, 2.2'i tons. coal.
Atlantic range 20 west coast Of Italy. private
terms January steamer. g. 1872 tons rats Bal
limorc TO Galveston. private terms. prompt
srboopei sl5 tons coal. Philadelphia 90 Fort
N. france. 81 schooner. s5s tons coal. Fhila-
d,luhia % MaypOrt. 90c, and back 20 New
York. lumber private terms, schooner, 90
TONS. coal Philadelphia 10 Savannah. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-10
Vessels Arriving at and Departing
from Port of New York.
Friday. January 9.
ARRIVED

steamer Concettina 81 Giorsio (Norl. Sauna
January 4. 20 the Atlantic Fruit Co. with fruit
Arrived az The Bar az I 80 a m.
steamer Philadelphia la Guayra December
20 prierto Cahello 81 Curacao January I and
Ssu Juan s. TO BLISS palett a Co. with -
passengers. mails and mdse Arrived Al the
Bar az 1890 D. nl Sth.
steamer Lusitaria CRr Liverpool January 3
and Queenstown a. Go the Cunard - Co. Ito.
with 3c6 FIRST cabin. 266 second cabin and so
siee-aee passengers. malls and n'dse Arrived
az tio Sar as 1876 a m.
steamer Ir Naue. Galveston January @ to
ire Southern Pacific Co. with mdse. Passed In
Oparartine az $40 m.
Steamer sauiis, Tampa January 3. 20 the
Texas city - CO. with mdse. Passed in Quar-
sutinc az 4 IS
steamer Maracas Bn. Perth Amboy. TO the
Trinidad shipping and Trading Co. with mdse
Passed in Quarantine At 9.OS a m.
steamer Hamilton. Newport News and Nor
folk. to the old Dominion Ss Go, With passen-
gers and m0sc. Passed in Quarantine az $50
Steamer Ka,ahdin. Georgetown 10 the At
iantic Coast Lumber 60. with lumber Passed
steamer Baltic ,Brl. Liverpool January /
and Queenstown O. 20 tho White star Line
wi,r passengers. mails and NOSE. Passed FIRE
Island ST ia m.
steamer Mexico. Vera cruz January I. Pro
grcso and Havana g. 70 the New York and
Cuba Mail - CO. with 80 passengers mails
and mdse. Arrived at the Rar az 1923 IN.
Steamer american Philadelphia January s
70 the American Hawaiian Ss Co. I'm ballast
Left Quarantine a. 1l.15 m.
steamer MassapcQua. Puerto Mexico January
7. 90 tho American Hawaiian Ss co. with
sugar. Arrived at the Far NJ ! 90 N.
steamer Sosus ,Non. Helsingtorg December
-. % Rcnnet. Hvoslef & Co. with potatoes.
Arrived az the Bar az . p m.
Steamer EncrEic Ger Tampi-o December
81, 10 u Warden. with crude oil Arrived
a. he Bar 81 7.au m.
Steamer Costanje Gtan Marsciles December
IS. Valencia Is. 0enia l6 ana Lisbon ~. 90
james W Elwc0 & 60, with mdse. Arrived at
tie Bar al 500 n
Steamer Delaware Philadelphia. TO the Clyde
Ss Co with mdse. Passed in Quarantine at
II .35 n.
Steamer Queriea obj. Barahonda December
-. Aqua -. Santo Domingo city Is. Macoris
- Sanchez a. SANTANA January l and Puerto
Plata . 20 the Donald IS 90, with mdse. Ar
rived 30 the Bar az noon
sandy Hook. J. Jan .. $50 p u--Nind
southwest. light breeze. cloudy foeg1 smooth
sea.
SAILED.
Steamers Princess Anne. Norfolk and New
port News, Tyskland dam. Jacksonville; Surf
name 'Brl. Belize. Paloma )Cuhanl. Matanzas
New York. southampton; Apache, Charleston
~. To.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-10
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

East London. Jan e-Oceana ,Br). New
York and Norfolk
Punts Arenas. Jan 9-Chsrcas OBJ. New
York and Norfolk; Copenhagen Brl. New
York.
Buenos Ayres Jan s-Dochra CBr), New
York.
Venetia. Jan a-sants Clara. Tacoma. Port
land. ore. and san Francisco. for Charles
ton snc New York.
Santos. Jan Hungarian Prince (Br), New
YORK wa Rio de Janeiro.
Hull. Jan S-BuHalo BIT. New York.
Liverpool Jan s--Canadisn BIZ, New York.
Rio dc Janciro. Jan S-HOraCe (Brl. New
York via Barbados and Bahia.
DelaGoa Bay. Jan 2-Oceaua tBr). New
York and Norfolk via Cape Town.
Marseilles. Jan s-NeneEia tFr, New York
via Naples.
Southampton. Jan 9-Majestic CBr). New
York via Plymouth and Chevbourg.
Port said. Jan g-Karonga (Br), New York for
Bombay and Calcutta.
Bermuda Jan 8. $50 a m-Bermudian tBrl.
New York.
Para. Jan 7--Javary OBJ, New York and Nor
folk
London. Jan s-Narragansett CBrl. New York.
Lisbon. Jan S-Ferncene (Br). New York for
Marseiles
Barbados, Jan T-Bellagio CBr) from Monte
video). Boston and New York
Shields, Jan s-Bergermelster Petersen CGer)'
PASSED.
Perrin. Jan s-MuncSster Castle CBD. Yoko-
hama etc, for Boston and New NOTk.
Gibraltar. Jan s-karerna (Br). New 4ork toF
~ move CTr5 Calcutta and Colombo for Bos-
Ton and New York; River Delaware tbrl'
Noyorossisk, for Philadelphia and New 1ofk
.,,.-r.-r-pr hrNANAC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-10
NEW BUILDINGS.

oIEsfALE AVE. 9. 1500s q %
!. a,s.'r ave Z s,j framc store and dwig.
Charles y pcshler. SOL East 14eth
shs' John p B3ylald. Fordham Road
/ ser ave. architect. cost So 600
tAA AVE. vs. cor 1sefh So. I sty brll
lafl- Anthony p kortle. 7ss River
pfne owner. Edmund 3 Stratton. 4T45
- ave architect COST. $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-10

income tax on timber lands may be esti-
mated. The department ruled than gain
from cutting and disposal OF stumpage is
realized in the year during which the tim
Der is cut and disposed OF, and the amount
received IN excess OF the cost Of such
timber is profit. and should be so &C
counted for as income for that year"
1t is understood that no timber land will
be subject to the tax until the timber Is
cut and marketed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-10
WIRELESS REPORTS.

TIE President Lincoln, reported as $50 miles
east Of SANDY Hook al 4:30 a m yesiercay' Is
cxrectei 10 dock this forenoon.
sand Hook at noon yesterday, IS expected u
dock this forenoon. 80 ., 1900 .
TIE Pannouia reported as 10 miles east of
Sandy Hook al 10 a m yesterda!' Is eAPeOteu 10
The Ancona. reported as $50 miles east Of
SANDY Hook at noon yesterday. IS expected to
dock sunday forenoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-10

Highest temperature yesterday. A. tat noon.
lowest 80 cat 1902 a. M, average. y; aver
age for corresponding date last wear, -; aver
age for corresponding date last thirty three
wears so
Local forecast: Snow or rain to-day: colder;
brisk 10 high southwest 10 northwest WINDS
to morrow fair.
United States Department OF Agriculture
Weather Bureau observations, taken at p m
18th meridian sine:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-10
LIS PENDENs.
JANUARY O.
Manhattan.

\ r,.,,. VI. and 3l4 Wes'. Harris Meltzer
i II - Ncntirlcficr 90 action 20 SET
T. shoel attorneys. Morrison a
-. .'i 49,. IFS Congregation B'nsi Jacob
-. .-,an agt Mania Neusta.Cflr facfior,
ihearss " e''ioalhmenO attorney
K - wes, Dore,hs wsrssver
/. q ,.,e.h 60 e. amended foreclosure
va ''''-e's e. Eisman. Levy. Corn q
~. ,-."4sNsfRs ST. ?. and Duane -, "a:
g. .. n ,t. enn asf Berg cafe and
'ls,i,r., uoie,losufe o. MTG. attorney.
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pTlsFlED MECHANICS LIENS
Manhattan.

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WHEN STUMPAGE IS INCOME
Tax To Be Levied the Year It
Is Cut and Disposed Of.
[From rhe TrIhune Bureau.l

Washington. Jan. 9.-The American
Forestry Association, Of Washington, has
secured ruling from the Treasury De-
partmont on the method by which the