davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-09
Shortage Ia Claimed.

OMAHA, Neb., July 9.-Shortage OF
376,915 cattle during the six months
of the year ending July l, 1914, is re-
ported from south Omaha and the 9th
er five big cattle markets OF the coun-
try in statements given out here to-
day.
Commission men and packers agree
that the shortage Is not due to any
shortage of cattle in the country but
to the failure of raisers to ship. AT
present, cattle receipts are very light
because farmers are too busy In their
fields to ship and also because they
are holding their feed stuff, accord
ing to south Omaha commission men.
Prospects of an immense grain crop
with correspondence low prices Is
expected to result in the feeding of
more cattle this year than for many
years past. Stockmen say there are
more cattle on the ranges than at this
time in 1913 and the deficit will
more than be made up later.
Farmers Not Selling.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 9.-With only
a moderate supply of native and Tex
as steers coming into the markets In
the face of strong demand, prices
for natives today reached $9.75 with
SO predicted.
Shippers and buyers say the farm
ers are not selling as they can now af-
ford to hold their stuff on accout of
favorable crop conditions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-09
Daily River Bulletin.

River Forecast
The river will continue to rise from
Davenport to Keokuk until next week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-09
Determined to Win.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-President
Wilson today cleared the decks for
finish fight with the senate to force
confirmation of Paul M. Warburg of
Kuhn Loeb and Co., Of New York and
Thos. D. Jones, the Chicago financier,
to be members Of the federal reserve
board. He communicated with War
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-09
Women were Gagged.

CONTINUED on page ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13

The following causes 81 marked ready ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York. Harlem Savings Bank. p!ainur,
against Washington Heights Development
and Construction Company and others, de-
PENDANTS
In pursuance o, Judgment of foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered In ne
above entitled action and bearing date the
18th day OF June. 1914. /, the undersiyned.
the referee In said judgment named, VIII
sell by public auction, az the Exchange
ealesroom, Nos 1915 Vesey street, In me
Borough Of Manhattan. city q New fork.
on the 9th day Of October. 1914. AZ L O'Clock
noon on that day by Henry Brady. auction
Ger. the premises directed by said ~, STnent
20 be sold and therein described as follows;
All that certain plot piece or parcel o.
land With the buildings and improvements
thereon erected. situate. lying and being In
the Borough OF Manhattan % the city OF
New York IN the County and State " New
York bounded and described as follows:
Beginning az tie corner formed by the
intersection Of the southery side II lINh
street with the westerly side o. Audubon
southerly side O, i7Sth street. 100 feet; thence
southerly parallel with Audubon avenue 81
feet = inches 20 the centre line OF the
clock between nth and l7sth streets: thence
easterly parallel with l7sth street and along
said centre line OF the block. 100 feet 70 said
uezterly side Of Audubon avenue. and thence
rortherly. along the zane. "a feet II inches
e. the point or place Of beginning.
Dated New York September 2Si 1914
EDWARD A McSHANE. Referee.
EDWARD s CLINCU.
Attorney FOR Plslnt-
Il Park Row. New York city.
The following Is a diagram Il the prop
erty 10 be sold. its street number IS as Au-
dubon avenue:
I-Efh Cfrsae
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

cTrpPTNE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York Henry r. Plat, plaintiff. against
MINNIE T. O'sULLlNAN. DANIEL MEb-
NAN. as sole Qualifying Executor under
tho last VIII and Testament Of IlOh -
G. O'SCLLIVAN. Deceased, and THE PE r.
PIE or THE STATE or Ne" YORK.
Defendants
IN pursuance Of = Judgment ~ fore
closure and sale duly made and entered IN
the above entitled action and bearing dste
the 29th day II September lslf, J. me
undersigned. the referee in said judgment
named. VIII sell At public auction. At the
Exchange Sales Room. No. A-l6 Nesey
Street. IN the Borough " Manhattan. CITY
OF New York on the 18th dag Of october,
1914. at - O'Clock noon on that day. by
Joseph p Day, auctiOneer, the premises
directed by said judgment 20 be Gold ana
therein described IS follows:
All that certain lot. piece Or parcc! or
land. with the buildings and improvements
thereon. situate lying and being IN the
city County and state ~ New York. ana
bounded and described a. follows:
Beginning at q point on the nortnerly
side ~ Seyenty-eiNth Street. distant sixty
three feet westerly rom the corner formed
By the intersection of the Northerly side Or
Seventy-sixth street with the Westerly
side OF West End Avenue, running thence
Northerly parallel with Vest End Ave
nue.. and part Of the distance through q
party wall. thlrty-slN feet; thence Vest
erly parallel with Scyerty-siNth street
Eve feet four inches. thence Norther.y
and again parallel with West End Avenue.
thirteen feet seven inches. thence in a
Northwesterly direction, along an outside
wall 81 the promises hereby conveyed. i've
feet ten inches. thence Northerly parallel
With Wet End Avenue tweuty-One feet six
inches. thence Westerly parallel with sew
euty-slVth street fourteen feet eight
inches. thence Southerlv parallel with
West End Avenue. and part - the dis
lance through party wall. seventy SIX
feet ono .uch 20 seventy sixth street;
thence easterly along Seycnty-siXth street
twenty -thrce feet 20 tho point or place or
beginning. tho premises herein conveyed
being now known as number Three hun
dred and three West ceveuty-siXth street,
On sad city of New York Subject 20 cove
nauts and restrictions contained IN agree
ment recorded iu Llber .. page 1870. Section
T. and I'm deed recorded IN Liber II. page
3S2. Section {. and IN subsequent deeds.
Dated. New York. October End. 1914
JOHN j. HALPIN.
Referee.
James r. Crane, attorney FOR the plain
'in 40 . Rector street. Borough Of Man
haitian. city Of New York
Tho following IS a diagram ~ the prom o.
ises 20 bc sold Its street number Is Three
hundred and three West Seventy sixth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York, william Foster Brown. as Trustee
Cor Anna VI. Brown. etc, plaintiff. against
Anita \ StilWell. individually and a. eN-
ecutrix, etc. 81 a.. defendants. In pur-
suauce - q Judgment Of foreclosure an
sale. dated October 2. 1914. duly made IN
the above entitled action and entered I'm
n. Office ~ tho Clerk OF the Court for the
County of New York. !. the undersigned.
the referee In said judgment named, will
sell a. public auction a. tho EKchang'
Salesroom. nos. 14-16 Vesey street. in the
Borough 81 Manhattan. city and County u
New York. on wednesday. the 9Th day -
Novemps-. 1914. az II o'clock noon by
Samuel Marx. Esq. Auctioneer. the prem
ises directed by said Judgment. and
therein described az follows: All that Ger
tain lot piece or parcel OF land with the
buildings thereon known az Number 1871
West ono Hundred and twenty seventh
street. IN the Borough ~ Manhattan, city
Of New York. situate and described IS FOL
lows: Beginning at a point IN the North
ery side Of ono hundred and Twenty ~
anth street distant three hundred and
nfty- Ave feet Westerly from the int-r.ec-
ton or said side Of said street with the
Westerly side Of fenox Avenue and run
ming thence Nor'herly parallel with said
Avenue ninety nine feet and eleven inches
70 the middle limo of the block. thence
We.terly parallel with said street hftee
said Avenue 1inety-nine feet and elevrI
inches 70 Ons Hundred and Twenty sew
snth street: and thence Easteriy along said
street ffteen feet TO the point OF beginning
the Eastsrly and westerly sd. wall. Of
SAD BUILDING IN. ossins party @!,y walls y ,o,.
JACOB NJ sCHOESFELD. Referee.
PATRICK :. DOBSON. Plaintiff. Attor-
ney 81 Chambers Street Manhattan
Borough, Now York City.
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l03th street.
The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, 10 satisfy which the aboye-descrihed
property II 10 he sold. Is Eight thousand I've
huudrst and twenty eight and s0-lC0 dollars
-. 52s SOY with interest thereon from the "a
day OF July 1914 together with the costs and
allowance. amounting 20 Three hundred and
sixty-seve and 57-lO0 dollars )S56r5O with
interest from July Is. 1914, together with the
eVpeuses OF the sale The approximate
amount OF the taxes assessments ana water
rates OF other liens. which are 70 be allowed
20 the purchaser out OF the purchase money,
or paid By the Referee. II Two hundred ana
thirty-tour and le-loo dollars t2S4i0. and
interest.
Dated New York, October 2, 1914.
IRVING J. JOSEPH Referee
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Sew York. october l3th. WI
To " Mcdonald. NJ. hrenstein, - VOL
man y T. Breen &. Hays, Tony kupp"t'
g. T. Hosklns. a. strauss. Herbert j. hoou
win. Philip Wohlstetter. sam ". Iri$s'i'
". e WALTON. Mrs. l.. Endes, Charles DlAgh'
= Teldmun. Mrs. H. EngeL n. ben ann
Miss Kcnuer. Mr.. ORlelly. Il , 'aruei,
Mrs H. Katz. 4 Grametto; mSrs@ Ho,,
Mack Mrs q. w Knok", J. Hadel on
and each 81 YOU are horeby notined mat
tho time for tho regiment - our Hen up u
tho property hereinafter described having
expired after due notice thereof had bee"
given you. We viii CAMS" such property
10 wit: Household furniture. personal Ell
fects merchandise. carpets. nachlnHry'
safes etc. stored I'm the fIartmanns knick-
crbDcker Storage Warehouses, by you OF "a
your name COR In which you may have an
INTEREST," 20 DO sold ~ publ" auction &C
cordlug 10 tho statute IN such case mao '
and provided. A. the warehouses, y ~
First ST New York CITY. on WEDNESDAY
OCTOBER 18th. 1911. at 1880 a. m. arg
n thu sale thereof Is not completed on sall
date the same will bo continued AZ mo
same place on every Wednesday thereaf TER.
beginning ~ 80 m. ana continuing
until all tho goods arc sold. -
UARTMANN'S OCkFR STok-
AGE WtRFHOIs co, INC.
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STORAGE NOTICES.
HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO., INC

Sou YORK. october 18Th. lDlf.
,-..t,. % n Alexander A =. Anders son
rnae Baker. ~ Bloome. Mrs hro"N'' T.os
rurton. ". Roslo Bealc. lyman ~,
connolly John Connolly a. j. QUIZ t,,,,,ic
cralzoni Nrr WIN Cruze. EHZ'be'n I"Rs
Martha Ei1ridge. Mrs y. FarbeT. =, - -.
iorg Vrs " r. Guernsey, Charles ihll'r'
susie mn. Lucy Hopkins. martina w.,
Peter Jones. Nora KehOe. Mary hS',; ~,
Kern. Anna King Mary Kingsley. - , no'i,
= Ielbowitz. Laura Mason va. h'i1 ~,
Ches Prudent T.. Reich. a. Shub' Mr.. ~
stein. Edlih Tlndon. Mr.. ". war; g'', ,,,
Viillnns and An lionel You ana sach '' yv'
arc hereby notified Tint the limo Tor IN" Isy
rn.nt OF our Hen upon tho property nor IT,,
after described having expired at'er III ~,
notice thereof had been given YOU, We -
cause such property. 10 Wit hoH"m..'
Goods Personal Effects and N"rchah9. 70
stored I'm the Harlem Storage "nreho1te
,yarehouees bv Won or lu your name '"r ~ ~.
which YOU NAV have an INTEREST,". 20 70 H",I
et nubIic aucdon. according 10 the siafte III
such csseg made and provided. AZ or "r',
housed III 213 East Tooth -. N'm y,
CITY. on Thursday. October 2Wh' i'if =,
10 10 n. m. and u the snln thereon ~ no'
corupeted on raid date the same VIII ;" con
,lnued az tho same place on each ana ever
day thereafter. beginning at 1890 a M anu
continuing until the sale is conplo,en. >.o
HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE wa
INC
~ =, CIR uT-rT President and TREASURER
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

pirssus. Oct i-Ioannna fGreek). New Ycrh.
Hsvre, Oct s-Chlcsso tFTj. New York.
Glasgov. Oct Il-Columbia CBr). New York
Liverpool. Oct io-Philadelphia- New York.
Copenhagen, Oct lo-KAntucky dam. New
York via Christiania
Crtstobai. Oct i@Honoulan. New York for
San Francisco Danube BD. Lonicn FOR
New York
SAILED.
Palermo Sept -Soperga GtaD, New York
barcelona, Oct s-Inss (span). New York.
81 Thomas. Oct 10. s rn-Guians (Br1
from Demers-a). New York.
Glasgow. oct 10. II p m-Olympic CS-) New
York: 1ith. Cameronia Dr). New York.
Liverpool. oct 10. u-Mauretania tBr).
New York: 5 . IN. New York. New York.
Rotterdam. Oct e-Moerdyk Dutch. New
YORK
Aberdeen. Oct i0-Maud (Nor). New York
Santos Oct il-wsscaria (Nor). New York
Shields oct IL Breifond Nor. New York
PASSED.
Butt OF Lewis Oct ii-Nichoias Cuneo CScr,.
New York for Christianis
Lizard. OCT ll-oTut~ BD. Fsu Xask Saa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13
STORAGE NOTICES.

Tho ILtEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSE Co
OGce go " Gath st.
New York. October :, 1914
To Lucille AisxzOle. Maudo Anthony. Jean
net,e Bageard. Henry Bergen. Kate Blrming-
ham. Erie e. Block. Catherine Bolger. Mar
garet BrodnaN. Jennie Burke. Margaret
Cahill Harry Gales. Herman Carlson. Ethel
Cassidy. George Coleman. Harry T. Connolly.
Dii;h Cooper. C. De witt Davis. Nellie De
fancy. Desda Duncan. Edward Dunno or
Margaret NJ. Tracy. Minnie Ellis or Minnie
L. Nelis FITZGERALD. Charles Fortler
Mamie Fraser. Helen Geddss. Theresa Geiers-
berger. Joseph Granville, r. A Green. Alice
". Hall, Mary Hargroye, John Heise. Mrs.
II. NJ. Herbert, X r. Hess, Harry Hughes
Coster Kuehimanis. Norah y. Kusterer. Mary
Langdon Mrs. NJ. Hilton. Adriene II.
Lemar Jennie or Kate Maliahan. Scott
TSdon: Har,iny Ina Msio A FmIe. Maon Si
colt Est, Mrs. l.. NJ. Perkins, Angie Pink
ney. Mrs. Georgisna u. Reed. Joseph ".
Kettle, Annie Right, Madam g. Robinowitz.
John l. Robinson. Mrs A. c. Rooney, Ada
Ross. p. Rothlisberger. Louise sail!ers. SAM
uel Schaefer, " d. or John y. Williams
81. D.. John p. Seldom, Chas. shulz. George
shut;le,on. r.. Jane Singer or Charles Van
Dyke. Bobby smith, Della Smith Isabel g.
Sprague. Isabella Sprunt. Edward stanton,
Vim. Stone, Hae sullivan, VIM. n. Thomp-
son. Laura Turner Felix Warren, Florence
dale. Lucinda Zinzer. Mrs. Geo. Z. Mann,
Camille Lesser, Mrs. Finnessn. Mrs. Hanley
Mrs Sheppard. A. Wolf and VIM. Talbot
Cnas Smith and Pstk Goodwin. You and
each Of you are hereby notified that the time
for the payment OF our lien upon the prop
erty hereinafter described having expired
after due notice thereof had been given you.
We will cause such property TO Wit. house
hold goods. personal effects. carpets, ETC.
stored by you or In your name In the Haeger
Storage Warehouse. 20 be sold at public auc-
ton. according 70 the statute In such case
made and provided, at our warehouse. 300
West Bath st. New York city. on MON
DAY, OCTOBER e6TH, 1914. AT 80
pleted on said date the same will Ia con-
tinued a. tho same place on each ard every
Monday thereafter. beginning at 1920 a. m.
and continuing until ali the goods are sold
The HAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSE 90.
ANNIE C. HAE1ER TTeasurSr.
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

pnr -MORgCHAUSER. Part IL
KEOGH. AT 9 90 A. IN.
~ 4 4 Va II n
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HARTMtNN's
KuickeTbccker Storage Warehouse Co., zinc

w 9 GILnrNT. Tre.llent I'D TFeosI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13

West 10Th street
Tho approximate amount o. tho charge
cr Zen 20 satisfy which the above de-
srrihed property is to be sold Is Twenty
~. Thousand -Four Hundred seventy four
and 1900 tS25.474t6) Dollars. with in
,erest thereon from the lith day OF Sep
,eruher. 1914. together with costs and al
loUauco amounting to Three Hundred
interest thereon from September G9th
ioi4. together With tho expenses Of tho
sale The approximate amount OF the
ta1es assessments AMI water rates. or
other liens. which arc 20 o." allowed 20
tho purchaser OUT of the purchase money
or maid bV the referee "a Three Hundred
and rhirty-sevcn and $4,000 fS3G60) Dol
lars
Dated New York October 2nd 1914.
JOHN J. HALPIN.
Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records OF the
Last Twenty-fo Hours.


ton. oct. 12.-High pressure prevailed over
tho West. except along the north Pacific
coast and II ~ also high from tho lake
region eastward. There II a moderate dis
turbancs over Northern iowa. that. with the
high winds 20 tho northwest. has caused
quito general rains IN the lsko region. the
Missouri aud upper Mississippi valleys and
the upper md west lower lake regions. There
were also thunder showers IN Eastern Teas
and Mons tho soIth Atlantic coast. and
rains IN Montana and the north Pacific
states Elsewhere the weather vas fair. II
IL considerable cooler I'm New England ana
the middle Atlantic states. the upper MIS-
ssslppi aud lower Missouri valley. Kansas
and tho Southwest. and temperatures con
tinue low In tho Northwest. IN the South
temperatures wero moderate. while in the ex-
trcmo Vast they have risen considerably
above the average.
There yIil ba rain in tho lake region. Ohio
Valley and tho Wost Great Lakes, followed
hy partly cloudy weather Ncdue day iu Ne"
England the middle Atlanfir and east tllt
states Increasing cloudiness Tuesday prota-
bly, will he followed ty local rains 1t utgh'
or Wednesday. In Tho south Atlantic states
the weather viii be generally fair W"fnef
day. n will also 30 faii IN the West ana
extreme Northwe4t. where there VIII =" local
rains Low temperatures will continue Tues
ia" n the plains states. and ~ VIII ne
cooler IN fi' iNke region III" NISNlH-ibl'l
and lower onto valleys and the west Guit
states r. VIII he cooler Wednesday IN TIE
cast Guf states and somewhat warmer m
tho plans states aud tho Northwest.
Winds for 7us.iay and wednesday. NORTH
Atlantic mo1"rl'. northwest and north.
middle AtIanti. moderate north. sp'tn At
lantic moderate. mostly nortaca9' and ga .
east GUT moderate northwest and north
west Gulr moIer.rc northeast 1ul north.
urrer lakes. fresh northeast. with rain. con-
tlnued cool lower lakes. moderate. mostly
northeast rain ou frio cooler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13
FIRE RECORD.

A
500 -csi " iffra 81, William Hatch A.,
tridug
9.a5 Auto van u p,chman Van CO. front
OF it14 Amsterdam Hv, triaing.
1913 Norningside Park and Roth r.. city
% %eW York. two trees.
1895 1859 Ter az, Benjamin Polls slight.
il.2b-ll0 T. Sed at Mrs. A. Crcast, 500
Il. "
12:30-SBth - bet ilth and 18th avs. New
York Central Railroad; 5000.
c.25-Saratoga ave. and East chester Road,
Tho Bronx unknown; tri0us
43o-1i Vcs; fSth ST.. Abraham Berknsn:
SO
4.3o-ii5- Hroalway United Cigar Stores
Co. tridiug
5.Oo-703 Amsterdam ave. Mrs Carr. ,rihing.
fH-5C9 West l7ih a.. Samuel Ruth;
trfug
5.S0-Ietsup ava and Macombs Road. rho
Bronx unknown frihug
62o- 3s5 First ave. Jacob Leonharft. triffng.
7lo-c7 - ST.. Harry Tekwoeety: iri1ing
1913 Cannon st. unknown; trihins
9.CO-3i3 Eivingt"n -. owner unknown,
trifing
s:3o-i6 East lcch -. Herman Gottlies;
trifiug
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QUEENS COUNTY
SUPREME COURT.

special rern--Trials-cLARK. IA, 10
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

Colon. etc. for Southampton; New YORK
dDufch tank, New York FOR Rotterdam.
Ninnehaha N}rl. Eow York Tor London.
Gibraltar oct 10 -Jata Iendi (Span. Nor
folk FOR --. Eliin (GrceiO. New York for
iifTua
Hoyhcad. oct 10 Camoens CBO. New YORK
for Manchester.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13

close y. y.
Uesi nation and steamer $50 . m.
Japan, Corca, Cii..a "a Seattle
Yokohama Maru .....-....-... oct. 10
Hawaii Japan. Corea china tvia San
Franclrrol-Tcnyo Maru ............... Oct. IS
Hawaii. Japan Corca china, Philip
pines VITA san lscol-Morgolia..O Oct 10
Hawaii Samoan Islands Australia,
New Zealand via san Francisco
POMONA ....-...... -Oct. -
Japan. Corea, china. Philippines via
Srattio--Talihybius ...................O oct. -
Hawaii (via san Franciscol-Msnos.... oct. 80
Japan. Corea. china via Seattle
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3 | Atddiei,n block
No 1871.
Yves, 1NTfh Gtraef

10. IE1.
West l27th Street.
The Approximate amount OF the lien With
taxed costs and disbursements TO satisfy
which the premises are sold 4. 1922 a,
With interest, and the Approximate amour,
Of the unpaid taxes and water rates. which
are 20 be paid by the referee or allowed
out OF the purchase price, Is s9ls1l. be-
s1dss interest
JACOB N. scHoENFELD. Referee.
Dated October >. 1910
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13
AUCTION SALES.

By VIRTUE Of several chattsl mortgages.
Jacob Gensler. auctlonesr sells to day. at
o'clock p m. az the storehouse Of Roth q
Co, +O1 East 23t St. Borough Of Msnhat-
tan. saloon fixtures. formerly At Nos 4s4
Eleventh av. u Stone St and 20 Bridge st
and 22le Fifth ay.. Borough Manhattan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13
RISINESS CHANCES

yvhETED-An idea who can think d some
simple thins TO patent2 Protect YOUR ideaa
they may hrns you wealth. Write for
Needed Inventions ana Is y o Jet Your
Patent and Your Money" Randolph & Com.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13

John kendrick Bangs 'oanini.cfs
fifth instalment of his r Pei
which he calls ~ Nasa,"alIy ~
tramp in Arizona Who '' .Oeni ~. ~
Rossetti TO him. ana ,s. Rspsr
hours discussing the puss,i"
movement, in the sunos'
The Tribune, October >
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13
WIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

The Helig Olav. reported M 2Do miles cart
~ sandy Hook az noon YESTERDAY II expect
"a 10 dnck fhi. forenoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13

Highest temperature yesterday. 20 (at 3 ,.
M: lowest. % tat I a. M, average. G6;
average for corresponding date last year. 49,
atc.a.. for corresponding date last thirty
three Years. g..
Local Forecast Parity cloudy to-day. local
rains md ,oI1eVlot cooler Wcdu"sIu! mod
crate north 20 northwest winds