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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
POLICE DEPARTME NT.
Transfers and Assignm

Transfers and Assignments COct. 3D.
Idcuts. D. +. Dolan. iBth 70 Nth; c. II.
10 b. b. II So, assigned to duty in office
Temporary Asslgnments.-Jtlmn. D. J.
Foley ani ". j. -nitgaJ lst' 70 B. 3. II.
% days. oct. Il: }. +. Mccoy, I7th, and J. H.
Westeryelt. &c. 10 c. o., duty in office OF
Fourth Deputy COM ! day oct. l3; G. c.
Deputy Com. 90 days Oct Is; J V. Haley,
8lst. 10 Bu OF Tel, 80 days. oct. II; Patrick
Kehoe and &. A. Harden, Gsth 20 12th. 30
DAYS, oct Il.
TO c. O. from precincts Indicated. duty in
office Of Fourth Deputy Com. 10 days. oct.
70: =. G. Morris. 26th; Z. C. Davenport.
Ash: 7. j. Cayanagh, 57th; ". Z, Bar
To Detective Bureau: J. Cassetti. Eth 10
days. oct. 70; j. Z. Shea, Hist. 10 DAYS,
oct 49, FOR 10 days. oct. II, precincts in,
dic1ted; j. 4. Golden, 18th; ~ Fis-ei. 18th:
". \. Rice, 18th \. smith. S5th; j. j..
White, 39th J.. :. Brennan. 30th: j. j. Moo
nan, l7lst. For 10 days. Oct. Il. precincts
Indicated: /. J. Com9OmenOsl, "a; l. Her
man. 7th; J. r Fitzpatrick. l4th. j. ]. Dom
-n 18TH; A. Mealli. lot; J. F. Rotchford.
F. j. Allen. 62d. T. H. waters. i41tS. ! IA
Kessier. ld4th. From Oct. II 20 Oct =
precincts indicated: z. $ McNaught. IAN
r. =. Hughes. 10Th: r. 4. Brady. 2sta: {. l..
Manning. aGth; N. J. Callahan. 42d r. N.
McKenna. esth; G.. J. Servers. $780, ". Dn-
Ion. 10th.
Leaves Of absence authorized twithout
pay)-ptlmn. J. /. Benner. 18th. DAYS
oct -, o. Kelly. 18th, days. Oct u. "
r. Arneei 18th, day, Oct. "a +. Neuberth
Goth. l day. oct. 10: g. T. Schneider, 39th
3 days. oct. 10: j. ". Brennan. 42d. dsy
oct -. c. II. seifried. i4Gth. 2 DAYS. Cc,
.; j. y. Dawson ij5th. day. Oct. 10: ~
A. Mullisan. -, Oh. I day. Oct. .: l.. J. Price.
iG5th : day. Oct j..
Apple ations for Fun Pay Approved
=. IT, Schilling, GIN. Aug. Is 70 Aug 70: T
y smith, I.t. AUG. 10 Aug n; William
Velrh. 3lst. May 4 70 June -. while on sig
reports; T. F. Cieary i3d. Aug. Is to Aug
a. while under suspension; W. J. Farrell
sth. sept 10 10 Sept. Is AMI Sept 20 10
Sort &c. While ON sick report. ~. Hedon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
WOMEN LOSERS In
REALTY FAILURE
Piety Did Not Save Goodnow
Company, Probe Shows
Nothing to Meet Debts.

Three hundred thousand dollars
worth Of liabilities and hardly enough
assets to pay court proceedings folmeGj
| the net result Of the three hours grl!'
to which Clarence 4. Case, attorney tol
/ the trustee, yesterday subjected /. r.
/ V. Ritter, vice-president of the Nichols
Ritter & Goodnow Co., in the hearing
in bankruptcy before Stanley W. De%-
/ ter, referee.
/ Mr.. Ritter, who is also president OF
4 the Grand Central Palace and assocl-
ated with other companies in this CITY,
: laid the failure of the concern TO hard
times, which had made successful real
estate operations impossible.
| One of the creditors present, who
would not permit the use of her name,
said that the company had sold her
bonds amounting to $4,000 in Septem
/ Der, 1918, three years after Mr. Ritter,
| by his own confession, had declared
! business at standstill. she also
showed a letter from Mr.. Ritter, ask
| ing for a loan, the interest OF which
was to be more than 8 per cent.
Most of the stock of the company is
held by women, who, according TO Mr..
Case, confded in the piety of Nichols
and Ritter "as guarantee Of their
honesty, integrity and business ability.
Mr.. Ritter, in particular, had achieved
an extraordinary reputation for re-
ligion. In st. Louis. where the COM
pany had Offices, ne is reported 10 have
established a chapel in one of his fac
tories. His employees were forced 70
attend, il is said, in the interest Of
their spiritual betterment.
OF the S174,39714 listed in the COM
pany's schedules as secured, by far the
greater part rests on security wholly
inadequate to the debt contracted. I'm
secured liabilities amount to SILL SAG.
Mr.. Ritter said at the close of the
hearing that he had received no money
from the realty company beyond his
salary, and that he owned no property
purchased with money obtained from
that company.
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port; G. Wagner, Traffic Sub. 3, Aug to
Aug. :, while on sick report.
Advancement to Grades.-TO S1250
6.
To sl.l5O Grade. NJ. Thomas. I4ith.
Oct. 10.
ith; T.. RI. Lundberg, 5th: W. j. Cummings
7th NJ. Siberskl. 1th: H. Wolf. 7th: J. A.
Flanagan, sd; y. NJ. Smith. Goth: p. schul-
Ter l5Gth J. +. j. Hoffman,. l6lth. II. J.
AIR H2C; n. \. Davis LIST Dist. r. T.
Roden 5th: j. H. Cahiil 5th; : c. Ro-
mauo, 7th: J. \. SrheiCer. IN: F. Roger.
63d; VI Rafterv. 18Th: W. H. DAILY. liSth:
G. r. steurer, 1921. K. 7. Mulvey. 10th G.
To SI.15O Grade (Oct. 2D.-I. Hon
man. ist. j r. hIley. -. y.
Suspended from Duty without Paw
=. y. lttner. lst. Oct. 10: n McKenna. 18th.
OCT u: q. l. PInchoeck. ga. Oct l3
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Humidity

a. m....... 1911 p. M. 59ls p. m....... g
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TRAP BOY Joy RIDER
Girls Give Clew That Leads to
Auto Case Arrest.

Charged with juvenile delinquency!
Percy Reynolds. fifteen years old, oil
3i97 Grand Concourse. The Bronx, was
arrested last night by Detective Budde-
meyer REYNOLDS is accused Of taxing
an automobile belonging 20 Spencer w.
Stewart. a contractor. while StewaT,
was playing tennis in Van Cort'ard'
Park on Tuesday afternoon.
Later the machine was found empty
and abandoned at Grand av. and Can
Hill Road, The Bronx. II had seen
some hard service. and the owner esti-
mates the damage ut $500. The infor-
nation leading to the arrest Of Keyh-
olds was furnished by several girls "
ing in The Bronx, who told the ponce
that Reynolds had taken them Joy rid
ing in the car the night before.
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SOLDIERS FIGHT FIRE
West Point Garrison Defeats
Flames Near Academy.

A forest fire, fed by dry leaves. brush
and timber. on the outskirts Of High
land Falls and the United States Mill
tarv Academy reservation at West
Point, was extinguished yesterday af-
ter a hard fight by the whole garrison
and several cadets, who were turned
into a bucket brigade.
Fire Chief ]. F. Gardner and the vii
lace fremen, unable 10 get the better Of
the flames toward midnight, called upo"
the commandant of the academy, and
every available soldier and several
cadets turned out with either bucket.
IN exc or shovel. They kept the
flames from igniting several houses and
outbuildings. and finally checked them
after q twelve hours fight. The fire
ragged the fercest near Sap Hollow, on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
WILL AID MRS. CARMAN
Police Witnesses from Buffalo
Called for Defence.

Niagara Falls, y. Y, Oct. II. Chief
Of Police Thomas II. Lyons and Detec-
tive George II. Callinan have been sum-
moned by the defence as witnesses in
the trial of Mrs. Florence c. Carman
Tor the alleged murder of Mrs Louise
Bailey, which begins at Mineola, Long
Island, next week.
IL was to these two men that Stella
Hodge, under the name of Mrs. Mary
S. Cohen, made sworn statement
claiming to have fired the shot that
killed Mrs. Bailey. Mrs. Cohen died
on August q at an insane asylum in
Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
GEORGIA JOINS POOL
Bankers Association Decides
TO Take Part of S150,000,000

Atlanta, Oct. 1.-The Georgia Bank
ers' Association decided 70 share in
the $3.50, 100000 pool, suggested by
Festus J. Wade, at recent meeting
of bankers and business men in st.
Louis, by which it planned TO retire
5000, 900 bales from the market.
The scheme contemplates that $780,
100000 Of the pool be IA sed by the
cotton states. The money would be
lent TO growers upon their cotton as
security, valued al six cents pound
for one year AZ per cent.
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LAD ON ERRAND, KILLED
Death Yelled in Mystery
Found Crushed on Tracks.

The crushed BODY of Tony Lucidio.
seven years old, was found between the
car tracks on Flushing av., Williams
burg, just after 8 o'clock last night by
the motorman of Graham av. trolley
car. How the boy came to his death
had not been learned last night.
He was sent from his home, at 6l6
Flushing av., on an errand, and none OF
the residents Of the neighborhood re-
call having seen the lad before the
headlight Of the trolley car showed it
lying in the street
The police believe that Lucidio was
run over by a brewery motor truck
which was known 20 have passed
through the street just before the dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last TWenty-four Hours.

Official Record and Forecast.-Washing-
ton. oct I4.--The high pressure OF me
last two days is rapidly disappearing ana
the moderate depressions from the ONO
Valley southwark still persist, causing a
continuance OF rains In the central valleys
the lower lake and southern upper lake
region. and the east Gulf States, and their
extension into the Middle and south At
lanttc states over the remainder OF the
country the weather was fair. High tenn
pcratures continue west OF the Rocky
Mountains. and II is considerably warmer
in Wyoming. Colorado and the North"es"
The Gulf states and central valleys tenn
neratures are somewhat low for the sea
son, while IN the lake region ana lIlV E@9'
they are nearly normal -. .ho
There will be rains Thursday IN the
south Atlantic states aud local rams III
me Ohio and middle Mississippi valley =
followed 10y generally talr weather fEl.
dav. ciseW here the weather VIII be Iali
Thursday and Friday, except on the NORTH
Pacific Coast where ram Is prOOdole ~
Friaav IL will be warmer thursday anu
Fr!Gay I'M the plains states ana on frI-
day IN the central vaIeys S, 1he upper lake
region and the Gulf states.
Winds for Thursday and Friday: North
Atlantic. moderate east and southeast
middle Atlantic. moderate TO fresh east
diminishing Thursday night south AtIaH
tie, moderate northeast anu cast caS'
Gulf. gentle TO moderate north, west Gun
gentle 20 moderate north and east up
per lakes moderate east 60 southeast
lower lakes. moderate cast
Forecast for special LOcalities.-Eastern
New \ ork, southern New England, west
ern PennsylvanIa. Delaware, Maryland. the
District Of Columbia and West Virginia,
partly cloudy; possibly local rains thurs
uay; Friday, fair: slightly warmer.
Western New York and northern New
England, generally fair Thursday and FIJI
dav: slightly rising temperatures.
New Jersey and Eastern pennsylvania
fair in the north, unsettled in the south,
Thursday; Friday. fair and warmer.
Virginia. local rains Thursday. Friday.
fair: warmer in Interior.
Local Official RecOrd.-The following ohi-
clal record from the Weather Bureau shows
tho changes in the temperature for the last
twenty-four hours in comparison with the
corresponding date OF last year:
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POISON FOLLOWS WARMING
Sender of Both Hoped to Get
Job, but Ruse Failed.

Robert Gair, head Of The Robert Gair
Company, paper box manufacturers in
BROOKLYN, received through the mail
Yesterday a half-pound box Of choco-
late candies. into each of which had
been injected a drop Of cyanide of Po-
tassium. the most deadly poison known.
The candy followed q letter from
Louis Bocklie, of $50 55th ST.. South
BROOKLYN. warning the manufacturer
that a third party intended sending the
poisooed confections Bocklic. when
arrested. the police say, admitted send
ing the candy himself, explaining that
bv the ruse Of the warning he hoped
to get into Mr.. Gair's good graces and
obtain q position. He is charged with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
Eastern Pennsylvania

Local OfficiaI RecOrd.-The following OFF,
cial record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes in the temperature for the last
twenty -four hours. in comparison with the
corresponding date OF last year:
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Shipping Information ana ;,
Marine NeWs OF the Wond

Falmouth oct 14-Andyk (Dutcn) Ne"
York for Rotterdam. 49,, N.ou,
Copenhagen. oct Est Croix lDan) NC"
York: b. Glitra (NoD, New lorh., N-ov
Work via Monmouth. -, o..,. p.I.
BaIbao. oct l4-Peter II Crowell. seattle, De- De-
bingham. Gray's HarbOr and san franeisco
for New York.
SAILED.
pan,ao oct i4-Pennsylyanian 0rom san
Francisco ana San Pedro) New YORK ana
Boston.
PASSED.
cape Wrath, oct l3-Ot'awa Nor)' Ne"
York for Stockholm
Prawle Point. Oct 1i-Nieuw Amsterdam
Dutch New York for Rotterdam
sagres. oct 1S-Thessalonika (GrH, Ne"
York for Plreus.
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RESERVE BANKS
SOON TO OPEN
Governor Hamlin Predicts New
System Will Prove of
Great Advantage.

Richmond, Va, Oct. 14.-Governor
Charles 5. Hamlin Of the Federal Re-
serve Board told the American Bank
crs' Association at their convention
here to-day that he hoped to see the
rcw system IN operation in short
time, and predicted that it would
prove OF immense advantage to the
country.
The European war furnished Gov
claor Hrmlin with an opportunity to
complIw DO the bankers on the spirit
th,y Boa shown in helping TO restore
sound financial conditions.
There is 10 be conference in
Washington Oh October 90 Mr.. Ham
lin said, "at which committees repre-
senting the directors of the various
reserve banks viii be present, and it
is hoped that then an authoritative
statement may be made of an early
date when the banks will open.
81 want to emphasize the necessity
Of establishing branches of our ma
tional banks in foreign countries. We
have already approved applications for
two branches in South America and
one on the Isthmus Of Panama
"Along these lines orr financial ener.
gies should operate to the great beue.
III OF agriculture, commerce and tn"
manufacturing industries Of our couH.
try.
"Our present difficulties do not APP
pear to arise from the scarcity OF &C.
tGal money, or bank notes. There
seems 20 be an ample supply in the
United States, and much mere can be
issued. The real difficulty would seem
to be one Of credit. Mutual trust and
confidence have been disturbed.
1.-THE United States Treasury is in
sound financial condition. It possesses
ample funds Of gold and ample power
TO increase the gold reserve, should
it ever be necessary.
zone can state with confidence that
Jhc Federal Reserve system 1T the out
set VIII increase the lending power OF
the national and Federal Reserve banks
by hundred Of millions Of dollars"
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Steamers Madonna Frl. Marsenlcs Sept
o. valencia Ocl ] ana Aimer,a Oct . to
" Elweu co. with r. cabin ana -
Storage passengers ana mtse. Bar 1920 q
Finland. Liverpool oct 5. TO Red star Line,
with % first ana IS second cabin passen-
gers and mdee Bar S.ij m.
Marquette tBD. London Oct g. % tho At
anuc Transport Line with mGse. Ear, 1890
Az.ec CIor,. Perth Amboy. to Houlder
Weir a. EHst. 3D. ballast. Left 9..5 ~.
A.latle Prince GJ. Santos sept 10. Rio
Dc Jan. lrO ID Bahia g. lrfn3mhucO g and
Trinidad oct 8. % Paul Gerhard d CO,
Italia BD. Leshorn sept 20. Naples ..
Aimeira 20 TO Henderson Bros. with cabin
ana 80 Storage passengers and mdse. Bar.
samiand ,neig). London oct ?. 70 the Az
lsntic Transport Line. with mdse. Bar, $50
Verona Utah. Genoa Sep, 60 Naples Oct
! and Palermo g. 90 fairfield. soari q co.
with ~ first i91 second and 374 steerage
passengers. mail and noise tar. 1880 p M.
OssablV. brunswick Oct 10. to tie Texas
or. - 20. with W'se- quarantine. t:i5 H..
IN Sigio. Galveston oct 8. % the Southern
paliuc 90, VITA md-". Quarantine. 1:Z0 a m
Hamilton. Newport News and Norfolk. TO
and mdso. quarantine 3:E . n.
Delaware. PHILADELPHIA. % CHE Clyde SIS
CO. with mise Quarantine, 4:i5 p m.
Santiago PrOgresO oct S, t0 the New York
and cuba Mail IS Co. with passengers. malls
and mdse Sandy Hook 500 % m.
Aullinocket. Philadelphia. to the Great
Northern Paper Go. with paper. Vessel 70 A
II Bull q Co. Quarantine. $40 p m.
sandy Hook. X J. oct a. $50 3 m-Wind
east. moderate breeze; cloudy: rough sea
SAILED.
Steamers Katharine Park tBr). Antwerp:
ZacaTl. Colon JOlaulO ~ GiorgiO fNorl Port
Antonio. Trinidad ,Rrl. Bermuda. Celtic
Or. Liverpool. C0mus, New Orleans; Avenn
fNrrl Nova Scotia. Chrenrea'-a Dalfir,,~-,,.
signe CNou. Liverpool San Giovanni QtaD.
Naples. Princess Anne. Norfolk and Newport
News; Roma u'rl Marseiies: Buenos Aires
Span, Havana: Gulfoil, towing one barge,
Port Arthur.
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P00RH0USE KEEPER RICH
Tramps' Paradise" Man Left
$4,000 to His Widow.

Mineola, Long Island, Oct. n
Joseph L. Firth, who AZ one time was
keeper of the Queens County Aims
house at Barnum Island. known as the
cramps paradise died wealthy, ae-
cordlng 10 his will, which was fled
here to-day for probate.
II disposes of an estate estimated
at more than $4,000. His widow
Mary Z. Firth, gets the bulk of the
estate
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FIRE RECORD.

3.4O-2-i IT, t6th ST.. ST Kent: trihing
7lO-2l1 Centre ST., T.. Jordan & co.. trining
g.30-453 Hudson st.. Mrs Messer. 500.
l9.00-9- Avenue G. T. Midiieman. $50
i0Iy-e7s T.. 81 ST.. :. Boltman; slight.
u SIS Rutgers ST.. Jennie Klat-y, trihing
T. NJ
l. .50-S Bethune st.. T. Ryan. -
.Ql-lO0th st.. between 9th and Madison avs.
Mount Sinai Hospital slight
4.3o-3S forsythe gf., 2 Friedman: trifing
5.9O-i Pitt st.. unknown. trining
5:Q5-603 W listh 81. * Engel. triflinz
s.o5-3os W. 10th ST.. = Garner. trihing
\ 90 goo Prince -f Fr-" f'ao Lunch. go
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

NIVHE
Destination and steamer 60 m
Japan Corea. Chi.d ia Seattle
Yokohama Maru .................. To-day
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China Via san
Francisco)-Tcuyo Mdru................Oc Oct. 10
Hawaii Japan. Corea. China, Philip
pines lyia san Franciscoj-Mongolla..O Oct. 10
Hawaii Samoan Islands. Australia,
Sew Zealand tvia san Francisco
sonoma ........................... Oct. p
Japan Corea China. Philippines (via
S,attlcI--Talthybiu ...................Oct. p
Hawaii via san Francsco)-Mapoa... oct. p
MeXico Maru. Oct. 2
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LOST, FOU>'D AND REWARDS.

LOST. In or near Cort Theatre. on Wednes-
day evening. october 7, a lorgnette. dia-
be paid for return OF same. No questions
asked. Address r.. Box :. Tribune Office
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Highest temporal ure yesterday, SO degrees
cat %. M: lowest, 81 at a. M; average,
IA. average for corresponding date last year,
sd: average for corresponding date last thirty
three years, So
Local FOrecast.-Partly cloudy to-day
tomorrow fair and warmer; moderate east
and southeast winds.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

WANTED An IDEA who IAN GhInn II some
tney NAV 1rinS YOU wealth Write Tor
Needed Inventions and +. let Your
Patent ana Your Money Randolph 3 ON
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HELP WANTED.
Male

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work. wanted. two children boys o. fi
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Naples oct 6.-Caserta dtaD. New York
Marsciliss. oct s-Patria dTr), New York
Via Naples.
Hayre Oct l2-Espague OTr). New York.
oofhorhrr- GOT 70 -Hr7teharg tSorl Nep-
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CARPET CLEANING
AUCTION SALTS

PURSUANT 10 an agreement entered into
between oliver Typewriter CO. and Anton
A. Ullman, ! will sell to-day. at 300 a. d..
at - Lafayette ST., New York City. oliver
Typewriter No. 4j9707, as provided by Sec.
Gj-6G, personal property law. Moe Fry. auc-
ti0neer.
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scCu7sS 'A>nn.
SSxcTY ~ CovNcILeY
en- MAnjSON AvtNIlf
so MADISON AVENUE

Tho orders ana notices that appear IN th.s
column apply only 90 the Roy SCOUTS %,
America and not 10 any othcg Organization
using she word Scouts" Lorillard Spencer
SEQ % COmmlsElOncr
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FRIDAY. OCTOBER IS.
Panama. colon, p. L. r. 1850 m 500 ? m
.eauragca. Nassau Ward 1900 nj 300 p IA
SATIKDAY. OCrOBER II

6, Paul Liverpool. Am. $50 a m l2OO m
- di Geneva. Naples. ltal 500 a m l@Vu IN
Eoch'heau Ua,rc French. 1900 m 300 m
Brazos. San joan, NN&PR 900 m FOO IN
Hoytilius. rs Ayres. II ton 300 IN l2:u" IN
Vaudeville. Jamaica. III $50 a m ~ m
tf,,.,,,, - T,o.,iu.o t'vdc I2.OO IA 300 @ IN
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WORK WANTED.

Male
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ful driver. reliable, an run s - =
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Female.
BOOKKEEPER.- Young man. age Is.
euces. as bO0kkeeper or asss'aN ,il,.a
keeper. or in any other cspac'"'
:. Box 10, Tribune Oflce.
COMPANION Re-engagement "a -,
American lady. where capa.in.y,, 4. - rs 3
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THE SIGN.

"The French dogs of war have been
let loose"
Eyes, | notice they are holding up
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Vessels Arriving at and Depart
ing from Port Of New York,
Wednesday, October IA.
HIGH WATER.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

arise. GIL; sunset. $40; moon rises
moons age. %
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Barometer Readings.
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THE JACKSON HEALTH REs0n
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SELECT AND UNUSUAL
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