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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19
CORNELL CHANGES PROPOSED
Tells Of New Plans At
Alumni smoker.

Four hundred Cornell alumni filled the
Aldine Club with n lot Of smoke, songs
and merriment last night at a smoker at
which nothing serious was intended" as
the posters announced. But President
Jacob Gould Schurman seriously told the
alumni that important changes In the uni
versity were being considered, among
them the changing Of the executive COM
mittee of the board Of trustees to bring II
into harmony with the life Of the univer-
sity. .-t
1--WE think the time has come said
President Schurman, when an executive
committee should be constituted not by
locality but by representation. | think
We shall have soon an elective executive
committee"
In the afternoon a committee OF the
board OF trustees OF Cornell conferred at
the Waldorf regarding revision of the uni
versity's organization and buslnees
methods. Representatives Of alumni. as
soeIailons from all parts OF the country
appeared 10 urge suggestions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19
HEDGES TALKS ON BECKER.
Cptticiscs Editors to Judges at Vest
chester Bar Dtun~r.

job T.. Hedges told 800 diner. at the
annual banquet Of the Westchester County
hhr Association at Deiinonico's last night
that when the Court of appeals handed
down its decis on IN tho case of Charlas
Becker editorial comment war almost
unanimous In attacking 1t. Before the end
Of the week, he sdded.- the persons who
lad denounced the decision were crying
ior fair trial for Becker.
Charles Philip Easton president III the
assocint on, was teastBiaster The guests
% honor included Judge Frank r. His
cock uf the Court OF Appeals, su'refue
Court Justices AlpIet p. jerks, Luke y
Snpleton, Harrington putnaW. Issac. y.
Mills Arthur q fomrktrs; Jeserh
Norschauser and John "A. Goodwin, Fed
'ral Judge Julius, Mayer aud Disirict
Attorney Fred II. weeks OF westchestrr
COUNT Supreme Court Justice Martl,
keoch was unable to attend on ac-
count Of illness in his family
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19
BOSTON AND MAINE SUED AGAIN.
Note Holder Asks xaOO.OOO Damages
offer for New iavcn's stock.

BosToN. April ls.-Another suit by
holders of "A part OF the unpaid SIC 200, =
600 note issue OF Boston and Maine
which miturcd on February =, has been
brought against the road by Robert |
Currah OF Wcstfleld, ~ j., who owns
$4,000 Of the notes
Damages OF 5000 are sought and
the roads real estate has been attached
for that amount Trustee processes have
also been served on nfty-sN concerns
ana individuals with which the Boston ana
Maine does business.
W, j. Mcdonald, rerrcs.ntlns n syn
dictate. mailed to-day L. Chairman Elliott
an oftor for all the Rostun aud Maine
stock held by the New Haven through
the Boston Ra lroad Holding Company.
or otherwise. on the basic OF $50 share
cash.
copy or the letter Ia Mr. Elilott was
at tho same time sent tn Attorney-Gen
oral McRe,no,ds for his Information
Mr. Mcdonald IL real est1te operator.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19
W. Notwithstanding Vessels.

s. Prlns Friedrich Wilhelm. s6 miles east Of
Sable lsHud At 10 \ VI yesterday.
S. New Work. 3sD mites east of Sandy Hook AT
SAN
So Great city l,li5 miles southeas, OF Sandy
Hook nj ~ y N
IS Mcsahn, Oss mites southeast OF Sandy
Hook n u
80 Rhein L9sa miles southeast of Sandy Hook
al i NJ
s. California, glasgow. ?2S miles south OF
Cape RAJ" At II ~ T. Friday
So Laoka~ anna. Manchester, go miles south
OF Sandy Hook NJ IL, A n
So Laplnnd. Antwerp, 80 miles southeast of
Sandy HOOK Al Q 10 A, NJ
Ss Belgian Antwerp. 80 miles southeast nf
Sandy Hook AZ 10 10 A
- Antilles New Orleans, .36 miles south Of
Diamond shoals NJ noon
So Carolina. san Juan, bl6 miles south Of
Scotland Light Mt u NJ,
- Caribbean Bermuda sht milo. souih -
southeast OF scotland L,ght ~ noon
Sc Guy Of Mont gomery, savannah. pns.e',
Martins Industry ~ 10 4 NJ
"a ri Oc idente. Galveston, lts miles south of
Diamond shoals NJ noon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19
BOYS BoMBARD MOTORISTS.
Drens lawyers wife, HIT In Mosth,
Captures One Of Band.

S"ptures Ome OF manu.
A band OF boys in The Bronx that has
transformed Southern Boulevard at 1soth
street into a battlefield Saturday after
Moons took up fortified positions behind
trees and brick piles yesterday and pelted
automobile parties.
Mrs. Elizabeth r. Syme. wife OF Sydney
syn'e. Bronx lawyer. was struck in the
mouth by stone and an ugly cut made in
both lips Ordering the chauffeur to stop
Mrs. Symc with a handkerchief over her
wound. chased the boy whom she accused
OF throwing the stone. She caught him.
placed him in the automobile and took
him to the fremont avenue station. where
he said he was Louis Pellnan. . years
old, OF 1853 Intervale avenue.
shortly before Mrs. syms was hit Fred
Kirk, an egg dealer. Of 1873 West Ninety
first street. was hit under the left eye by
stone thrown by a member OF the same
band. He went to 81. Francis Hospital
for treatment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To.
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York. cloudy -.
day, shswers ana cooler this after.
noon or Tonight ana probably to-
morrow, Increasing south TO south
west winds.
For New Jersey and Delaware incresssst
cioudiness and warmer to-day: thunder
showers and cooler tonight or tomorrow;
Increasing south to south west winds.
For northern New England. unsettled
TO-DAY AUl to-AsTow. with occasfonsi
showers; warmer to-day In the interior;
colder tomorrow In northwest portion
south to southwest winds. Increasing.
For southern New England. increasing
cloudiness and warmer to-day: showers and
cooler tomorrow; increasing south to south
west winds.
For western New York. thundershowsrs
and colder to-day or might: cloudy and
colder tomorrow; possibly rain or susw
near the lakes: south to west gales.
NEW YORK. April is.-The storm over the
interior Of the country moved northeast ward
and had centres over the lower Missouri and
upper Mississippi valleys yesterday.
Rain fell and lower temperatures prevailed IN
the States between the Rocky Mountains and
the Mississippi. but east OF the Missieappi
River the weather was generally fair and Ten.
peratures were higher and abnormally high n
the Ohio and Mississippi valleys
The pressure was high over the Atlantic and
Gulf States and from the lower lake regions
southwark. and also high over the Rocky
Mount ain districts and ives, ward
The only freezing weather was in isolated
sections Of the Rocky Mountains and the
Southwest
In this city the day was fair snd warmer;
wind, fresh southeast; average humidity. Y
per cent. barometer. corrected to read 10 ~
level. al . A. NJ. sc.7e; 3 P. NJ. ao??.
The temperature In this city yesterday. q
J recorded by the oflciAi thermometer. Is shown
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19
CROWD SEES GIRL KIDNAPPED.
Too Surprised at Act of Tive Motor
lists TO Rescue Her.

CLEVELAND. April 1S-While scores OF
persons looked on. too surprised to lend
her assistance, Josephine Buffa. aged -.
was kidnapped by two men in an automo
bile to day NJ ~. Claire avenue AMI
West sixth street.
a sister Of the girl. Frances Buffa.
aged II, who was with her. told the
police that she recognized one of the
kidnappers as former sutton OF Jo-
sephine.
According TO information which reached
the police at noon. the girl and her an
ductors left the automobile near stop IL.
Nfay field road. South Euclid. The three
hurried 10 the home OF farmer in the
vicinity. At the farmers home no trace
of the girl could he found
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19
MILITARY SCHOOL GRADS DINE.
Alumni or New York: Ae"deshy
tclebrnte sSth Nnsfversary.

Tho New Yoc'k .fintaty. Aradeny
Alumn Association. held its annual hans
quet ts' night at Mnrray's IN celebration
o. the 'venty-dft ANNIVERSARY bf the
founding o. the academy; Among the
members Of the. association are three
Lieutenant Colonies and i've Mstsrs Of
the Regular army ->zI -. .. :. = -
Col sebastian G. jones' superintendent
rommandint Of cadet. ; Cerd A. Meyer,
...s0,n. NJ me asspchuor; Lieut.. T..
.'ohers Walton. secretary and treasurer
Iaseili q Taylor. charles =: fifooks,
F'a"- E Clarke, Sta l5y... H.. Eullard,
can't NNnm e. Muldeen and Capt
.i'' - de Rubio responded 10 toasts,
C'n' ar !lhio spoke On "Our Graduates
~ -. N'ul on the Texas Border"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19

would he cheaper by 3 cents dozen II 1t
were not for the fierce competition of
the Independent buyers and TIM, meat
packers. swift 4 Co. So big operators
In New York say. have contracted 3.O0O
400 dozen European eggs To b' delivered
in American markets between May I and
July l. These eggs are reported To have
cost 10 cents American delivery
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19
AMERIKA FAILS TO DOCK.
Liner. Delayed In Quarantine, Will
Land Passengers To-day.

The America Of the Hamburg Ameri-
can Line. which sailed from Hamburg on
April o. failed to dock last night as was
expected. The ship arrived at the bar at
$40 y. NJ, but, due to delays NJ Quar-
antine. will not dock until to-day.
Among tho passengers are Commodore
Richards and the Count and Countess
Room Wslderiar. who are on their way
to Vancouter, -. C; Prof Oliver Balm
bridge. Robert Walter Rragg Capt. q.
Cushmaf and Newbold Morris.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19
CoxEY's ARMY TWENTY STRONG.
General Arrives at Alliance aud
speaks In Public SQuRre.

ALLIANCE. ohio. Aprll ls-Gen, Coxey
and his son rode into Alliance late this
afternoon Mt the head OF his "Army of
the Commonwealth with twenty men af
tci an all day hike from Louisville.
Six hundred persons greeted the Gen
eyei' and ne spoke on the public square.
IIo and his chaplain slept tonight in the
hotel MAYOR Rarnum and his police
chief opened the central fre station 10 the
"army."
The General will lead his army" to
acbrine Tomorrow. making n brief stop
there and Mt Damascus before continuing
TO Salem. where he expects to spend tho
nleht.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19

Vernon A. Bartlett. a sixteen year-oli
student AT Manual Training High School,
Brooklyn. shot and killed. himself early
last evening In the dining room of his
home At i2l Prospect place. His father,
james u. Bartlett told the police the hoy
had had the g,n FOR some time. lie wal
positive. however that the Shooting wAs
aCcidcfial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19
PLAYS HIS OWN DEATH SONG.
Former DRmrosch Nioiinist Then
FoWud Dead by wife.

Shortly after neighbors h"nrd MN
wing his violin last night, Orlando Heer'
wagon, az years old, formerly member
OF Walter bamrosch's orchestra, was
found dend in the bathroom or his nom"
AT 1884 Hoe avenue. The Bronx. by his
wife, Clara, who mad returned from a
walk
A Gas tube wn. in his mouth and gas
was escaping from two Jets His wife
said she knew OF no reason for his act
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19

Among tho arrivals on the steamer
Cedric yesterda, was Col. Arthur G..
peuchin of the Queens own Rifles, To
ronto and president 90 tn" standard
Chemical Company. cot Peuchln II n
Titanic survivor and has twice passed
the spot OF the disaster since the Titanic
sank
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19
BIG TINS DOCTOR GETS $l,soa.
Justice EriRngrr Orders ExecutOra
Ia ray Dr. u. l.. Rets's Note.

supreme Court Justice Erlanger di-
rected verdict yesterday for Or Her
man l., Refs. Fire Department surgeon
and for many years Timothy u. Sullivan's
physician. In N suit against the Sullivan
executors on n note for $1,000.
Justice Erlanger found that the Sulli-
van executors had resisted the payment
of Dr. Reis's claim unnecessarily ana
directed them to pay costs Of us out Of
the estate, The total Judgment In the
case is $1,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19
SQUADS WINGS oUTFLAP TRIAL,
N"'b"r ria-on Built Neat Near Jury
ROY Aftcr Case negan.

c',''srrd. H.. April 1s~--.'rhe Longest
'' tnr history nj knoS county
'". today when Jury returned YER
o.. -''rg aside the Will Of John j,
v JIG M Nhing,lsn, III. -dispos!nI of m
'N.1'. of 10000 TIE trial was begun
OBJ N''.U rs and l2s 'witnsssss- were sx-
N mo case was being heard a
tE'. .H.'t tie nest on y window ledge
i'rv box and Matched a squad,
'''' H'. grown up. This incident at
A'.' ".u'N as much attention as the
N,a. .e.f
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19

ton. 10 Naval Hospital Philadelphia,
Assistant Surgeon " " HarGrave NJ u.
C., from Medical school, Washington, u. 6,
to recruiting station Atlantis, GA.
Assistant surgeon II NJ. WHtprhOuts ~
r. G.. from Naval Medical school Wa
ineton, 10 Naval Hospital, Newport
Assistant surgeon G. ", TrelhN. NJ. u. e.
from Naval Medical school Washington, to
marine reoruiNng athtLOn. DettoIt. Mlth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19
%. q. Lohrk- Estate 10 wife.

Tia- prANU-, " j.. April 18th
w up n"o T., Lohrke of i0i Prospect
t'''' New fnek' bnhker, who died
Nas Med to-day IN the ConriY'
'''' 90 ufilca Value Of the estate IL
'.n'l. hu, II - known TO exceed
10" cutlro estate il left 10
hl' she ~ 10 eniOy only the
uuon her death The estate Is
D." her scNcp children IN equal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS..
~-~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~ ~~~~~~~~>
ARLINGTON COSTUME COMPANY INC

New York, April 9Th, lpll.
Notice Il hereby given that special
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Arlington
Costume COMPANY. Inc, Ga corporation OF
the state Of New York;. will h. held at the
general ONCE Of the said company, at llS
West isth street In the borough Of Man
haitian. city, County and state OF New York.
on Monday. the eth day Of April, 1871, NJ I
o'clock In the afternoon Of said day, for tho
purpose ~ eleCtinR Directors To serve for
the ensuing year and until their successors
are duly elected ana qualify
PAUL ARLINGTON. President.
JESSE - BURNS Secretary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19

wNsWINGTON, April - The hattleship
Minnesota has arrived at rsmpico, eunboat
Annapolis at Acapulco tender Chcy
submarines III " % ana tug IrE ~ San
piesh; hat'lesh'r Onto ut Philadelphia col
lier saturn NJ sln IiHnriHcn and tug Halch
nj Newport
Tho ro'lct Culaos has sa''ei ff'm rrnsl.
cola fnr New Nn'k yntl. hRt'lcship tslltor.
MIA srd supply ship uiaG7r from Acapulco
for ';,y- tan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19
sITIATIn\s MNNrtn-M\I.L.


POSITION desired on gcUtlemau.s place hy
young man Of 30, English. single. experienced
with poultry, gardening cattle aud general
work. state wages and work required At
dress j.. H. HoD'iSoN bnS $50 wilton, y n
POSITION to manage credits collections nnl
legal branches 90 business concern wanted
Address Post office BOX so. New York T. -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19


Commander W. EvNhs. from nd Of
the West Virginia to command the Albany.
Lieut. u A. Alexander, tram receiving
ship Puget Sound to tho Albany as navi-
gator.
Lieut. T. y. cslhweii IN the Tennessee.
Ensipna II. II Hawkins and H. h. Kerr.
from the st Louis to IN" Albany
Ensign g T.. Heard, from the Intrepid 10
receiving ship San Francisco
Ensign r. shine, from the Intrepid to 70
reiyins ship san Francisco.
Surgeon T. " Mccullough, from ppreau
~ Medicine and surgery 10 training station
at Newport
Surgeon II e.. Holcomh. from Naval Mod
Teal school. Washington, u. ~, to assistant
10 pureau ~ Medicine and surgery.
Passed Assistant SURGEON u. " IT, Ola
IN Naval Hospital Washington, u g
Passed Assistant Surgeon q, T. strife
from recruiting station Atlanta. "a, 90 Key
West, Fla
Passed Assistant Surgeon ~ " y Turner
from naval hospital, Puget sound, washing
ton 10 the Albany
Assistant surgeon ". E BRADBURY. N
n. g, from Naval Medical School, Washing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19
slr,ArIONs wA>rED-rEMALE.

HOtSEW ORkERS. DIOkED-~everal
neat girls. experienced, good references
thoroughly investigated. want places. other
Southern help furnished LINCOLN INDUS
TRIAL EXCHANGE tgerncyl. ana West
tfth. Phone bOes Columbus. Established
1899
NURSE 20 rare Tor Invalid or corVa .oscent. .
best references. send all particulars to J Il,
box -, aha Franklin Ave. Hkyu. Phone
.i42 Bedford
STFNOGRApHER - Seven wears com
nercIal experience understands office de-
tails, desires position NAV on account ol
present firm disseminating business: salary
-; downtown preferred. :. =. box $50
sun once
SFENoGllNIlif N-Sccrrtary: Chrlsitn; age
oh' rapid and Rccrrhtc operator; familiar with OIL
hcc detail; nine year rrHl estate HHd commercial
cxpefien cr highest reference. >alar, $50 Address
q. T., RoN IN, 1891 nWsN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19
WIsINEss CHANCES.

MONEY IN grain ga buys options on
wheat, no further risk opportunitN for big
prpnts write FINANCE hhOKERA9E 90.
pcpi iiS Finance Bldg Kansas CITY. M
spEEDoMETERs repaired by experienced
workneu, service prompt. prices lOwi send
parts NJ instruments by +. Post STAR
SrEEDONETEN 90. Milton. Pa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19
AUTO STRIKES WOMAN;
She DIES In HOSPITAL
Victim Hurled Ten Feet. Skull
and Spine Fractured
Driver Goes Free.

Mrs. Agnes Pringle. rs years old. of 81
West l4ith street. was struck by an auto
mobile at ii5th street and Lenox avenue
about 6 o'clock las; night. and died later
In the Harlem Hospital of a fractured
skull and broken spine.
The automobile was owned by Joseph
Norwalk OF 647 Locust avenue. Mount
Vernon, who was In II at the time. and
operated by his son, Robert g.. "a years
old but neither one was arrested. Police
man Behrens OF Traffic Squad +. who saw
the accident. told Lieut.. Tinker II was un-
avoidable.
Mrs. Pringle left the sidewalk appar-
entity to board q car. but suddenly stepped
back In front OF the automobile. II was
going only about seven miles an hour. but
II knocked her ten feet.
Behrens. Norwalk and his son lifted the
woman into the car and rushed her to the
hospital. where Or. Roohan prepared FOR
an immediate operation. She died a few
minutes after reaching the operating room.
The woman's sister-in-law. Mrs. Fltz-
mlchaelson, who lives with her. identified
the body. She told the police that Mrs.
Pyingle's husband. Charles. had been dis
charged from the Harlem Hospital only "A
few days ago and was so seriously i'll with
heart trouble that II would be dangerous
to tell him of his wife's death.
Girl Motorcyciist Hits Auto-Es-
capes With Bruises.
PARCEL Howard. 90 years old. of Sc
Lafayette avenue. Brooklyn. who was rid
ing n motorcycle. with Miss Elsie Hen
bricks OF los Howard street. Brooklyn. on
the rear seat collided yesterday morning
with an automobile driven by Harvey
Carrier of Fifteenth street. Flushing. on
the temporary overhead bridge across the
tracks OF the Long Island Railroad. This
IL the scene OF the automobile accident In
which Otto II. Schneider and Miss Betty
Mackey lost their lives two weeks ago.
Howard and Miss Hendricks fell under
I the automobile a. Mr.. Carrier brought the
car to a stop. They were taken to st.
Johns Hospital Howard had n broken
shoulder blade and minor injuries and
Miss Hendricks was bruised and cut. Mr..
Carrier says the accident was caused by
tho motorcycle attempting to pass him on
the bridge.
Motorcycle Rams Over and InJures
Real Estate Operator.
Harry Lilly. SO years old. a real estat
operator. OF 22t West 1S6th street. Wa
knocked down by "a motorcycle IT Seventh
I avenue and l26th street last evening Ee
suffei ed a broken right leg and was re-
mn Harlem Hnsnital D.f
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.


Lost Leather case containing type
writer, from wagon On route from RiNsr
side Drive ana SOth ST to steamship Ol,tn
pic. foot West nth 81. New York tity
suitable reward II returned - RORER1
CLARK, 90 broadway, New YORK n Y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19

wAsIiINdToN, April ts--rhcse army or
ders were issued to-day;
second Lieut.. r. D. Carlisle. FIFTH Cavalry.
to Fort Myer Va
Cant. H. e, Seasrave Ordnanr. Depart.
meut. 10 Walter Reed UenNrAl Hospital Dis
trict OF Columbia. for treatment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19

TWO NEGRO linotype operators must he
hrst.class men In every particular ana lee
al" 20 make $500 per hour Two negro
rVlinder pressnen. Steady power Guaranteed
We pay the scale Good reference must come
With ms application Address all replies to
Ne Printing Department. National Baptist
PUBLISHING House. 523 Second Ave. y. Ma
vile. Tenn
WASTED-Men In every state to collect
states Directory 81 per hundred Address
UNITED STATES DIRECTORY. Toledo. q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19

Harry Lilly, SO years old. a real estat
operator. of 22t West IS6th street. wa ,
knocked down by motorcycle II Seventh
avenue and l2sth street last evening. lie
suffe ed broken right leg and was re-
moved to the Harlem Hospital Dttec-
tive Bloom arrested Edward Cook. II
years old. of 1875 Seventh avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19

Statesmen wanted calling on drussis,s
and manufacturers Of proprietary goods to
manufacturers well known 10 entire trade
stats strictly conhdentially whom you repre-
MANUFACTURERS. care Nelson chesmsn 4
Co. eth Ave Bldg New York City.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19

sALEswCMAS of refinement. equipped
with social TRAPPING and standing 20 create
art ware. give business acumen, sae. full
particulars regarding standing etc. II. T.,
box iGs sun ONCE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19
HELP wANTED-TENALR

DO EASY. pleasant coioring work at home
good pay, no eanvassine: no experience re-
quired; illus. particulars free. HELPING
HAND STORES. Chicago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rise. .sii sun se,. 81. go Moon risss. s:Sl
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
ssndyHk si2i Gov Island. o. " Hell Gate 81. -
Low WATER THIS DAY.
AM AMI An
SandyHk 1856 Gov Island 1921 Hell Gate. .t10i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19
AGENTS WANTED.

$500 COLD CASH MADE. PAID
BANKED In 30 days by StonemRn, tib 900
to date. Join our famous $1,000 class. which
absolutely iusures $1,000 per man per county
korstad farmer. dij t?. goo Ia /, DAYS
Schleith"r \ minister, figj nrst ~ hours
after appointment. Ten Inexperienced men
divided 10000 within Is months strange
Invention starties world Agents amazed
Think what this invention does Gives every
HON" a bathroom with hot and cold running
water for $3.50 Abolishes plumbing water
works. officiating M wonder Hart sold
&c In hours-s5.o0 sltoRrther: LodewiclS /;
first DAY Credit given; come now. inVcsti-
gate Postal will do. Exclusive sale; 70
Quires quick action hut means $1,000 and
more for you ALLEN MFG. co. 1916 Allen
Rldg,, Toledo, o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19

ESTATES OF GREAT NECK. North shore,
l.. /, - minutes; electric train service from
Penua station. near station. schools
churches. stores, waterfrout. golf links
highly restricted residential park; new
rtuCCo tile house; eight rooms two baths
hardw GOD finish throughout: decorated. cleo
trlcity gas. every modern convenience:
garage; garden; lawn; shruhhery, plot hoN
l25; sacrifice quick buyer. A q. della
MATER. 2ts West t2d ct
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19

Arrlved-SATCRDAY.A April iG
SIS America. 32S =. NJ, Ha NIB re. Aprile.
~ Cedric, 1923 A. N =, Liverpool. April p.
50 COLOMBIA. 155 \. NJ, Gibraltar. April 1.
So Over,aie. ! 4. NJ. 81. Lucia. April
Sc Mohawk. Jackson willie, April is.
IS Graf Waldcrscc, Hamburg. April
ga La Savo-. Havre. April l.
S. Mohawk. Jacksonville.
IS Chesapeake. Baltimore.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
SIS 81. Louis, at Southampton.
SsEurOpa. st Naples.
IS Nene1ia, at Marsrilles.
So Hamburg. at Naples.
IS kaiserin Augus,e Victoria. al Hamburg.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
- Mature tania. from Liverpool.
So Nhderland from Antwerp.
81 Caledonia. from Glasgow.
50 la Provence. from HHvrc
SIS Nieuw Hrdsm. from Rotef0aA
IS Kris,laniafio from BERGEN.
S. Minneapolis. from London.
IS BE rm udian. from fermuds.