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Vessels Arriving at and Departing
from the Port of New York,
Friday. April 10.
ARRIVED.

...-,,.r spiendor CIta). Aigiers March 10.
-. Doyid T warden, in ballast. Arrived al
The Bar = Frsnkiyn (Br). Liverpool March
o., - norton 4 son. in ballast. Arrived at
The Bar a. %ayirStor CNor). sama April T.
,,Ss Atlantic Fruit Co. with fruit. Arrived
al tnS S Maryland OBJ. London March 81
= Sntwcrp 20 10 the Rcd Star Line. with
ahS Arrived az the Bar at noon.
NOS sss.,,er Ashtabula (Br). Lobitos. Peru
SS-'@rv = 10 ID T Warden. with crude oil
s.~iy@s al the Bar at noon.
,.seS sf and Mana0 April s. 10 the Munson
line. With sugar. Arrived al the Bar
al s La Montauan. Puerto Mexico March
90 - Philadelphia April 9. 10 the Amer
- Hawaiian IS Line. with mdse. Ar
r,.o q. Delaware. Philadelphia. TO the
Ia S co. with mdse Passed in Quar-
milne ~ 1885 n. e-..- ,,..A -
= Victoria o. 20 Funch, Edge Co. with
80 Soe Arrived a. the Bar at u 80 m.
'NStsen,er Hamilton, Newport News and
10y 70 The old Dominion SIS Co, with
nssssrgtrs and mdse. Passed In Qusrsn-
'e s,,sner Tordenskjoid CNor). cienfuegos April
10 ] n Winchester & Co. with sugar. Ar
s,esnsr Romney (Br) Santos March l. Rio
"A Ianeiro Is. Bahia q. Port Spain April and
barbados O. 20 Busk Daniels. with 81 pas
scvCerS. mans anu must. O. NAio Ao-
:, midnight 9Th.
Stssrner santa Marta CBrl. Cartagena March
u Porto Colombia %, santa Marta 81, Colon
Aor1 . and Kingston 4, 10 the United Fruit
70 with s. passengers. mails and mGse. AT
riyed az the Bar az 5:i5 a m.
steamer Carolyn, san Juan March 80, Manua-
ho April l. Arroyo . and MayagueZ 4, 10 II
pull & Co. with mdse. Arrived az the Bar a.
"a - - W.
Steamer oberhausen Ger, Sydney. y S w,
January - Melbourne February H. Duroah
Vs--h and Boston April g. 10 Punch. Edye
q Co with mdse. Arrived at the Bar al -'SV
Steamer FL cid, Galveston April 4, to the
Southern Pacific Co, with mdse. fasseo III
Quarantine az 7:Ss a n. 80 ..
steamer Ell Oriente, New Orleans April ., 20
re southern Pacific CO. with mdse. Fssssd
N Quarantine al 5:l' m. A .,-r
steamer City OF Savannah, savannah APIti
~ the ocean SIS Co with passengers anu
,sss Passed In Quarantine az 5:Oo q m. =.
steamer Tecumseh Ger. Tamplco March SV
"a T~1xpam April /, 10 David It W arueii, win
s,1Ss oil Arrived at the Bar az $50 M =.
S.carner Argentina (Austl. Trieste March Il
rs.-ss "a Palermo = and Algiers 2, 10 PheIps
r-others & co. with ~ cabin and seV steeIase
nasssngers and mdse. Arrived at the bAr a.
S.ssns- satlIla- Providence 20 the Texas
-, C Co in ballast. Passed in Quarantine
al lac q m D
Steamers Mohawk. Charleston and JACKSON
,,ifs. Yun,uri Cuban. MsnZanillo; Norman
ysssa "a Tsnuico: Annetta (Br), Port An
..-ies Essen Gen Cape Town: CurTier, Clen-
,nsyos. - Louis southampton; Hawaiian
ssr,os- OTTO Sverdrup CNor. Baltimore; Jup-
tier Ger. Rotterdam. William = Palmer
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TUG STRIKE MAY SPREAD
Union to Extend It's Demands
on Railroad Companies.

r. o. Morrow. president OF the Haroor
Boatmen's Union, whose members have
been on strike nearly two weeks on the
tugs OF the Baltimore a. Ohio Railroad
ana the Russell and Rickert towing com
pauies. said yesterday that the union had
decided 10 make the same demand for a
dav off every week on four other railroads
and four other towing companies. Forty
eight hours notice will be given and II
the demand is refused strike VIII be
ordered
The railroads and towing companies on
uborn the demand will be made are the
Jersey Central. Lackawsnns, Pennsyi-
vaula and LehIgh Valley. Jay street
Terminal Company. Bush Dock Company
New York Dock Company and the VIC
rovs Towing Company
Ejght strike breakers were beaten yes
to-day By strikers or syrnpsthizers al d.
George. staten Island. and six at New
town creek were badly handled. the mop
IN each case disappearing when the ponce
came IN sight
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SUMMONSES.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNT
Fannie Ginsberg. plaintiff, against MAJ
Clnsberg. defendant. Summons; Action for An
absolute divorce. -
10 the above named defendant: You are
hereby summoned 20 answer the complaint
in this action. and 10 serve a copy OF your
answer on the plaintiffs attorney within 70
davs after the service OF this summons. ex-
elusive OF the day OF service, and In case OF
your failure 70 appear or answer, JUG ment
will be taken against you By default. lor the
relief demanded in the complaint
BERNARD r. NATHAN,
Plaintiffs Attorney. Otice and Postorice Ad-
dress No. 500 Brosdway. New YORK oiI,
s,rnnors Is served upon you by publication
rursuant TO an order OF Hon. Nathan Blur.
Judge OF the New York Supreme Court, New
york County. dated February nth. 1914. and
alse with the complaint In the Office Of the
Clerk OF New York County. at Manhattan
borough, New YORK.
Dated New York March +th. 1874
BERNARD r. NATHAN,
Attorney FOR Plaintiff. 900 Broadway. New
York City.
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suBROcATE'S NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler, a Surrogate OF the
County OF New York. notice Is hereby rfven 20
ali persons having claims against William A.
Cronlbie late OF the County OF New York, de-
ceased. 10 present the same with vouchers
thereof 20 the subscribers at their place OF
transacting business, a. the ONCE OF Philp J.
Ross. their attorney. e6 Broadway. in the City
OF New York. on or before the 2Oth day Of
September next.
Dated. New York, the 18th day OF March.
1914. WILLIAM n. - IH0MgrE'
Executors.
PHILIP J. ROSS. ESQ, Attorney for E1ecu-
tors So Broadway New York city.
~ PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON
Robert Ludlow Fowler. a Surrogate OF the
County OF New York, notice Is hereby given 20
ali persons having claims against Joseph Snard-
low late OF the County OF New YORK, deceased
10 present the same with vouchers thereof 70
tho subscribers. az their place OF transactins
business a. the office OF the Aston Trust Com.
pany No $50 Fifth Avenue. In The City or
Nev York. on or before the 20th day OF october
next. -, ,.,.
Dated, New York the 3rd day OF April, 1914
ELIZA SHARDLOW, Executrix.
Aston TRUST COMPANY. Executor
WHITE & CASE, Attorneys for Executrix
and Executor. "a Wall Street. New York City
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STORAGE NOTICES.
LEE BROTHERS STORAGE 8 yAl

LEE BROTHERS STORAGE g. VAN CO
STORAGE WAREHOUSE NOTICE.
public auction at io3 East 18th St. on Tues
day, April q, 1914 at 10 a. m. the household
goods, pianos. merchandise. personal effects
etc stored by or in names follows: MIS-
6 Shethar. New York Insurance Schools. Mr..
y. Dillon, c. ". Clark. IT.. Mrs. Butterick. W.
A. Foles. John Helaznsn. Mrs, J; Coughlan'
Geo. Richman, Mrs Murphy, M. j.; Bloomer
II 9 Plummer. Unless all OF said charges are
paid on or before April o.. 1914 same VIII be
sold according 20 law to pay charges
LEE BROTHERS STORAGE & VAN CO,
lol-lc1 East 18th Street.
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HIGH WATER,
WIRELESS REPORTS.

me Rotterdam. reported as i.564 miles east
o. SANDY Hook at 2.26 m yesterday is e&-
rected 10 dock Monday forenoon.
IA Lorraine reported $50 miles east or
SANDY Hook at noon yesterday, Is expected 10
dock Sunday forenoon.
Ths Italia, reported as 24S miles east oI
s.ndv Hook at noon yesterday, 10 expected 10
dock this forenoon - oe-
-ha Kaiser Franz Josef ], reported as 81
miles east OF sandy Hook al noon yesterday
Is expected 10 dock this forenoon. 800
The Colombia. Glasgow, reported as L,Iso
miles east OF andy Hook al 10 d 10 yesteroaS'
Il exrected TO dock about $50 m MonGay.
ne s. Paul, southampton, reported as 800
miles east o. Sandy Hook al m yesteroa!'
!s expected 70 dock about 4;50 m sunday. o..
TIE Campania. Liverpool. reported as 90
,,5i.s eae- ~ sandy Hook az D m yesterday,
Is sxpected 70 dock about 1890 ? m sunday.
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MUNICIPAL LEGAL NOTICE.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
OF Bronx, First Judicial District.-In the
Matter OF the Application OF the Public
Service Commission for the First District OF
the state OF New York. acting on behalf OF
The City Of New York for the appointment
Of Commissioners OF Appraisal pursuant 10
Chapter 4 OF the Laws OF 1891. and the several
statutes amendatory thereof and supplemental
thereto relative to acquiring an estate IN Zee
simple absolute and an estate by way OF
easement in and 70 certain several premises
situate at and near the intersection OF MOTT
AVENUE AND EAST 13sTH STREET, In
the Borough Of The Bronx. City OF New
York required for the purpose OF the con-
struction, maintenance and operation In per-
petuity OF a portion Of the rapid transit
railroad commonly spoken OF as the LEN
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the re-
port OF Charles L Hoffman, Charles j. Leslie
and Sampson II. WeinhandleT. Commission
ers OF Appraisal duly appointed In the above
entitled proceeding. which report bears date
the 23rd day OF March. 1914, was lied IN the
once OF the Clerk OF the county OF Bronx
on the eth day Of ApriL 1914; -. 49,
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the
said report will be presented 20 the supreme
court Of the state OF New York at special
Term thereof to be held In the First Judicial
DiS.rlrt et the County Court House In the
Borough OF The Bronx. City OF New YORK.
on the oath day OF April, 1914, at the open :
ing OF Court on that day, and that then ana
there or as soon thereafter as counsel can
he heard thereon, motion VIII be MADE
that said report be confirmed except as 10
UPON the map accompanying said report as
Parcel No /. and that as 70 saic ParceI NO.
/ a motion will be made that said report be
not conArrned and that said report. IN so
Ear as n relates. to Parcel No. ]. be referred
70 new Commissioners 20 De appointed by the
aid Court 70 reconsider the subject matter
Dated. New York April 10th. 1914.
FRANK I. POLK,
Corporation Counsel,
Hall OF Records.
Borough OF Manhattan
City OF New York.
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35th Street.

3jtn Street
The approximate amount OF tho lien or
charge. to satisfy which the above descrlb ed
property IS 20 be sold IS S566. 63T so. with in
terest thereon from the 10th day OF Fcbru-
ary 1914 together with the costs and al
loyence. amounting TO 1894 Al with inter-
est from March 9th. 1914. together with the
expenses OF the sale. The approximate
amount Of the taxes. assessments and water
rates, or other liens which are 20 be al
lowed TO the purchaser out OF the purchase
money. or paid by the Referee. is Si.6s5 80
and intere-t.
Dated New York March Gath. 1914
IsIDORE d. MORRISON Referee.
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JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
APRIL 10.
Manhattan.

The follow ng judgments for amounts OF more
than 500 were filed yesterday, the first name
being that OF the debtor:
Aarons. Perry-E. Fernandez. S2n s..
APPEL, Gustave E.-Reading Stove WORKS and
Orr. Painter & Co., s229 Il.
Blesslno. Eugene A.-Manhsttan LEASING Co.
Black. Henry M-F Aron. sss5 IS.
Bimstein. Max. and Louis Rosenthal-A hurs
ct al. 1876 OF.
Blum. Harry H. and Stanley Korshak-N le-
vine. $50 IL
Chiffon. Forrest sc. A. Joyce. s2,7 q:
Caccavajo, Robert-Cngerer Il Co, -, I62 70
Dickneider. George-American Radistor Co.
Demarest, Elisabeth As. r. Parker. jr. 81
EarIv. Margaret-H. Ko.hler e. Co., $3.50 q.
Frazee Harry H.-Harris Silver Baker Co.,
Giassheirn. George N.-simon H.rzos & Sens
Gray, Mae and Robert J.--oaklsvn Corpora
Hirshfeid' David and Adam Lubow. s2t3 IS.
Hall. Rudolf-A. l. Thatcher, 800 d.
Samoa Loweth. $3.50 81
Harris, Hsrry-L. Gassrer 81 20
Johnston, Herbert-E. Arnott S,s2J 2.
JsSssGn; RSsF W Kew york. ss ssa
Kaplan. Morris-L. S. Meyer ct al. $3.50 %.
McIAughlin. Mamie s.. and J. Fairfax NC
Laughlin--C. T. Brown. $3.50 %.
Muzanti Angelo-M DE Barber. 81 2s3 ~.
oliver. Joseph-N Goldstein, s34s 40.
Rosenfeld. Leo--hlauber Bros Co. sS2 %.
Robinson, Frank FL; Wolfson' VIZ -, ..
Ross. Joseph R.-American Surety Company OF
New York, s7i5 80. 1900.
Singer. Louis-Meyer Goldberg & Sons. s22s 81.
schoolhouse, Louis-Ossining National Bank.
s3.32S &C. -
shannon, Hazel M-Lswyers Mortgage Com
shsw George-s. G. schwsbach $3.50 eo.
Smith, Henry elk Realty Company
sarger. william. H. Beattie, 1929 ~.
sabstini. Rosna-L. andreozzi ct al, sos Is.
Schmidt. Jennie Is. Kohn 81 a.
Turner SAND. Laemmle. $3.50 %.
Kupperman Adolph z. - Alhambra Garage
Company, s229 43.
Acme Asphalt and Granite Paving Company
Commercial and Industrial Corporaticn-Le-
couver Press Company. 1909 80.
Ferrara Furniture Company-Pittsourgh
Plate Glass Company. s542 10
Hotel Review Magazine Company-C. f.
Gehring. s34 452 OF.
Louis j. kaufman, lnc-Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company. s430 SO.
Manufacturers PianJ Exchange. Inc.-o. L.
Kinder ct al, s424 20.
Same-Same, s245 %.
New York Central 4 Hudson RIVER hsi'oao
Company-W. r. Hearst. costs. 1894 IL
SAGINAW Realty Company-Lawyers Mort
gage Company. $3.50 20.
sylfred Construction Company-C. I. seifert'
Yuma Construction Company. Inc.-John
Richman Plumbing Contracting Company.
81 633 20.
The Bronx.
Arrigoni. Arrigo, and Anna Arrigoni-M. ].
Dcady. Daniel j.. and Catherine \. Deadly
North side Savings Bank, s2.a1so4.
Michaels Charles. Matolon. s214 IS.
Worth, Charles J.-Eastern MIL and Mate
rial Company. s7Ss OF.
Yuma Construction COmpany-John Richman
Plumbing Contracting Company. 1883 70.
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CITATIONS,

-r77F PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York by the Grace Of God Free and lnde-
orS.n. 10 salIfe It. Postlethwaite Carolyn ,.
ppns.I.tbwaite, Emily Dslziel, Kate c. Ives:
va. q Ives as Trustee under the Last WIZ
snd Testament OF Helen Ellis Cole deceased
= Matilda Hyds Ge oaeg nIh4 Ths she She
AIMS The Southampton Cemetery Assocla-
ton Womans Hospital in the state OF Ne"
York Di,a Roberts NanTie 2Ustees o. the
Green Acre Fellowship. Mary ". Weir' KalpA
- riIfs Monica Farrell. Celia Johnson, James
Lysaght, The Farmers Loan an ana ., Ir W,1 and
rras;sment OF Helen Ellis Cole. deceased, MARY
= cole Ralph ~. Ellis, as Executor o. mo
Last WIN and Testament OF ,n sern in The
SStste OF Helen Ellis Cole. late OF the County
~ New York deceased. as creditors, legatses
next OF kin or otherwise; se a,,ad onS rsoured
na-sonallv 20 be and appear before our surro-
80 ~ the County OF New Nork, at the SuI,
roea;es Court OF sala Soun y. .sl1 york on he
,s,t 6av OF May. 1914 at half-past ten o ciocN
a. tbe forenoon OF that day. then and there .,
attend a jud, cial settlement or me accou il ..
sssoc.edtngs ~ The Farmers Loan and trust
cSoTonsnv. as Executor Of the Last WIZ an9
TsS,sment D. Helen Ellis Cole deceased hnu
such OF you as are hereby elteo as are %
snnear by your guardian X you nave one,
- IN YOU have none, 10 appear and Apply Ior
one TO he sppointso' OF .n susrs hr viii be
annointed by the Surrogate 70 represent anu
80 ,or YOU in the proceeding.
A1t TT T.s,jmony whereof, We have caused The
81 80 The surrogates' Court OF the sai1
ee"' " County Of New York 20 be here
INTO affixed Witness. Hon. Rooert
trer Tndlow Fowler q Surrogate OF our
seid County. At the County OF New
York. the 2sth day OF March, N mo
., our Lord one thousand nine hundred
90 fourtern DANIEL J. DOWDNE1,
~ Clerk OF the Surrogstes Court
cvrrvp porSTOS & KORAN, Attorneys
Tor Executor. - Exchange Place New forA'
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WORK WANTED.
Male

POSITION WANTED.-On account OF selling
nv farm / would like position for my
manager. who is capable IN every way TO nan
die a large estate or farm. a hrst class oaIry
nav and farmer: he can take entire charge OF
ali details such "a hired help. building and
Construction work: IS a first class mechanic ana
gardener highly recommend him for honesty
sfabilitv and eobriety. and wish 20 see MN
riaced where his future welfare Is assured ana
where cool brain work Is appreciated for fur,
thor particulars address G. kuchman STANDARD
Construction Co.. South Wilton. conn.
SALESMAN OF ability and large experience.
now employed. wishes high class eonnec-
.,o,, az salesman. sales MANAGE or purchas-
,nr. r.ferenoes exchanged. Address c.. BOX
- Tribune once.
sTFNOGRAPHER- accurate typist
tnowIcdze o. office detail. Address c; NJ,
Box 2. Tribune urtown Once, 1894 Broadwsy;
sUPERINTENDENr-29 years expenenee;
large stable: highest references. Address T.
Box %. 263 W. 10th 81.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
WEST sIDE-BeIow Tooth street

A-STH ST, IS wEsT.-Nicely furnished
rooms. running water. steam. electric light.
telephone: elevator; full hotel service; use ad-
Joining bath. s.. .. 81 week. one or two per
sons: rooms and suites with private bath. $40
week up: meals SIS 81 week; inspection In
yited: best value IN New York.
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INSTRUCTION.
BUSINESS SCHOOLS.
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
IIN0R cQMSIock MUSIC SCHOOL

This school, endorsed by the greatest must
clans gives a musical education. together
with home life and care. Incentive. artistic
environment Frequent association with the
greatest artists and opportunity TO make
their personal acquaintance Preparations
for concerts and operas. Glasses OF Eng
lish Literature. Languages, History Of Art
Classic Dancing Day pupils accepted.
ELINOR COMsTOCK, Principal
Pupil OF Leschstizly).
1000 Madison Avenue. NEW YORK CITY.
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TRANsPAclFlc MAILS.

flDsN y 4
i~AiinsfiJr aaz steamer an pm
~ffss China. Phlipriass via
FNtFisj Impress Of pfsssis . 10 Dag
.ses'ys1-ns1D Xaf8 Observation-Disclosures 10
-4N "a f@n FrsneisooJ--aatscms..A Apr II
ZL ISif9ee1s CDDa islands, New
~ss'sna, A1str4iis VIA ran Franeiscoj
"a. as93ij ~ 20. ...................,..A -
nasal Guam. Phiryvinss VIA san
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors, Gov
ernssses, ETC.. to Co!leses sehoo!s and Fan
l,es. Apply 10 Ira Il. J. YouNG-FULTOS.
23 Union Square.
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED.

Rs-nuas April 10, 9:o5 a m-Bsrmudian
lBr) New York ,,.
Naples April 10. II m-P7nzess Irene
fCe-l. New York via Madeira,
New York for Cherbourg and southampton
land proceeded. 60 ..-
Rotterdam. April 10. m-NleuW Ans'ei
dam Dutch. New York. -, >--
Liverpool. April 10-Adriatio ODD Ne"
SAILED
Queenstown. April 10. zoe m-Cedric tSr)
from Liverpool. New York. -,,..
so,,+bsnpfon. April 10. 2:O5 p n-AmetiKa
Ger, (frorn Hamburg. New YORK Via
Chsrbou-g. , fN-o-,
Londonderry. April lo-Ta4Nes'0H NV
from AYR. New York.
PASSED.
Lizard. April 1o-Michigan (Br)' New YORK
for Antwerp.
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BOARDERS WANTED.
WEST sIDE-Below Tooth Street.

A-SrH ST. ~ WESr.-Ncely furnished
rooms running water. steam, electric light.
telephone; elevator, fun hotel service. use ad-
Joining ham: ", 81. 80 week. one or two par
sons: rooms and suites with private bath. SO
w.-k up; meals. s. 50 week; inspection In
vit-d. best IN New York.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
EAST ORANGE.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY BY
the Board OF Water supply AT us onlces,
,vventv-second floor Municipal Building. PHrH
ROW. Centre and Chambers streets, New YORK
CIV until II a. IN. on Tuesday, April IA.
1914 for Contract Sc for the construction OF
a part OF tie Queens conduit, portion OF tne
civ nine lines OF Catskill aqueduct, In the
City Aqueduct department, and extending rom
Fort Greene Park along Myrtle avenue, wash
inrton Park and Willoughby avenue TO BROAD
way, in the Borough Of Brooklyn.
The work 10 be done includes the FURNISH
ing and laying OF about l.. 200 feet o. 66-ineh
steel pine 800 feet Of 4S-inch cast-iron pipe
a 4s-inch 10 6G-inch Ventura meter, VITA
valves and other appurtenances. tcgether Win
maintenance for one year. - -,
At the above place and time The nlas WIZ
he publicly opened and read. Pamphlets con-
tairing information for bidders ana contraSt
drawings can be obtained at the above al
dress al the Office Of the Secretary oy &c
nositlng the sum Of ten dollars $40 in cash
or its equivalent for each pamphlet For tur-
Their particulars apply 10 the once OF the
principal Assistant Engineer at the soo'e ad-
CHARLES STRAUSS, President
CHARLES y. CHADWICK
JOHN F. CALVIN,
Com M ssioners OF the Board OF water oupPS'
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Females.

coct~ pTTLER-Gerrran couple, neat sp-
gasr.ncs. excelicnt personal reference. go
-yyh,re. wages $40. Domestic Exchange
s9t roiunIbus ave. Schuyler. $3.50
r01E--First class. understands all meats
snun, entrees ices, excellent refefeh.e
- counfry, $40 Domestic Exchange. J-s
Coiumhus nve schuyler. 9i36
.TfNDr EsS-Firn; chan. shirts oohhrs'
cnfrs. three years excellent PERSONAL TEL
~ ~ aga ct Telephone 621o bryant.
ssT.Isrr,-ssf-JI IMIERMAID Very neat
couipo,ent girl; excellent reference: cry .s %
,.,,rtrvs wages s2s. Domestic E1chhhse' o-'
rolunnitis ave. SCHUYLER WOO
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWs of the World

Francisco)-C transport. &C
Hawaii, Samoan Islands New Zealand.
Australia (via san Frencisco)-ven-
WA My
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Highest temperature yesterday, 50 degrees at
$40 D n; lowest, 81 cat $50 a M average.
AZ average for corresponding date last year.
Il: average for corresponding date last thirty
three years. a.
Local forecast: Cloudy and warmer to-day
probably rain tonight or on sunday: colder
sunday: fresh 10 strong southwest breeze, be
coming north Sunday.
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
APRIL 10.
Ma ol1attan.

The first name is that OF the debtor. the
second that Of the creditor. and date when
judgment wa fled:
Kelly, Geo. l., and Geo II Glass. TT.
schreyer; March 81. 1914; 1926 81.
Nolan, Mary A. and Mchael-Northern Bank
Of New York; Sept. !. 1911: s12OS
Smith. r Iawrence-F. NJ. Lowry; April I,
1914; s1.10s rs
Same-Same; April !. 1914; 81 100 "a.
schoen & Sarkady, Inc.-H BiIzare; April 4,
1913; 1919 II.
Vondrann Minnie-IA LowensteIn; Dec II,
1913: 1856 To-
Arnold. Harry. and John II. W. Nagel-
People etc; March Z, 1914 vacated; $500.
Ward Baking Co.-H. Kopf; April 2, 1914 wa
Gated: $1,000 2s.
Greenhut-Siegel Cooper Co.-Cambridgs Plano
Co: March 20, 1914 vacated; s1.74s S..
Kerlock Realty Construction Co. and George
Brown-LAberty Sheet Metal Works; Aug.
L. 1913 (vacated); 1884 06.
The Bronx.
Savoy Glass Co-sohenk & Co. Feb 20, 1914;
slo,367 30.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

Male.
cot-pLE-Butier. valet. useful: wife excel
Ian, cook: for bachelor or private fhrniiy
.t.ra., rersonsl references. city or country.
Indus,risI Assn. II w 42d ct. ----
GARDEEER GENERAL MAN.-American'
Protestant. married; successful with poul !,
Try: excellent vegetable grover. wire posru
he,n. Is years reference. Carpenter Agency
l5a 9Th ave. ----------
GEEDENER.-- scotchmsn; has bad expert
sncs on both sides Of the water wants
position whore ability ~ appreciated D'"'
sid. ~ vosey Of.
CIFDENED looking for q position: msrried
.boroushly conversant with his GAZING
wilson. AZ vesey ct. -
GARDENER is open for position .
has good references, eapeo'"''o"' '''U
ate. Malcolm. ~ Vesey 81.
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Humidity.

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Barometer Readings.
.sa. m....soI5 p. m....seif sp. m....5oH
v-ni,.a States Department Of AgricuituN
Weather Bureau observations, taken at y p M
7s,h meridian time:
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise. sos sunset e:S5; moon rises Soc
moons age IS.