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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-19
Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of Warships
From The Tribune Bureau

From The Tribune Bureau
Washington, April IS.
The following army and navy orders
were issued to-day:
ARMY.
Resignation OF Captain PATRICK MOYLAN.
Philippine Scouts, accepted. 10 take effect
July II.
Captain DAVID c; sEAGRAvE, Ordnance
pital. District OF Columbia.
Second lieutenant PAUL d. CARLISLE.
9Th Cavalry. 10 Fort Myer.
Resignation Of Chaplain HENRY L. DUR
RANT, 18th Infantry. accepted.
NAVv.
Commander WALDO EVANS. detached com
maud the West Virginia; TO command the
Iieutensrt G. A. ALEXANDER. detached
receiving ship Puget sound to the Al
Lieutenant T. F. CALDWELL to the Ten
Ensigns r. u. HAWKINS and II. f. KERR.
detached the St. Louis. to the Albany.
Ensigns c. e. HOARD and THOMAS
SHINE. detached the Int rep to ,. tenn
Surgeon ,. r. MCULLOCH. detached Bureau
Of Medicine and surgery 10 naval train
s,,rgso1 n. g. HOLCOMB. detached naval
medical school. Washington TO assistant
70 Bureau Of Medicine and Surgery,
Passed Assistant Surgeon j.. ii. II. OLD, TO
pasreS Nsslrtsnt Surgeon G. y. Strife.
detached naval recruiting station. Atlanta;
10 naval station. Key West
pasred Assistant Surgeon II. w. y. TURN
ER detached naval hospital. Puget Sound
10 tho Albany.
assis,ant surgeon W T.. BRADBURY. medi-
cal reserve corps. detached naval medical
school Washington; to naval hospital.
Philadelphia. -
irnl reserve corps. detached naval medical
school. Warrington. TO naval recruiting
.sst.,snt surgeon r. W wATERHOUsE.
medical reserve corps detached Naval Medi-
cal school. Washington. 10 naval hospital.
.s,'sfant Surgeon 9. T. TREIBLY. medical
reservc corps detached Naval Medical
school. Washington; 10 marine recruiting
station. Detroit
Pay cierk IN. CORNELL appointed. to the
Atlantic feet.
The following movements OF warships
have been reported TO the Navy Depart
mont ..,.,.r,
Ayru 1.-THE Minnesota at Tampico.
Ami 49, The Annapolis. 1T Acapulco; the
Cbeyeune the IL. the H and the Iris. az
eap Diego: the Ohio AT Philadelphia; the
saturn. at San Francisoo. the Balch' ut
Newport .,,.n
A,,u ~ The Culgoa from Pensacola, for
New York yard. the California and the Ola
rler from Acapulco for Mazhtan
Aprll II. The cheyenne. the II ! and the II :
NON gan Pedro for San Diego. the Saturn,
IRON TibufOn, Cal. fof ran francisco.
The Gwin ordered placct out 81 commission.
The Bagiey the Bailey. Tho Harvey ana ITO
ist,idtc placed IN ordinary ~ Annapolis. The
south Dakota placed IN fun commission navy
,srd Puget Sound. and detached Pncinc re
serve feet. The Albany placed IN full con-
,,ission AZ navy yard. Puget Sound. ana dc
tacbed pBcinc reserve neei
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pol ICE DEPARTMENT.

-. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Joseph Ban
non Eth 10 Marine DIV WllIlam c1,.nn
~, NV 10 9th: Patrolmen J. \. ~ M
Marine 90 - W Johanson, SD TO 43d
Assignments Temporary - ,-a.h drrin@
patbrrber. 10Th. TO c0minahu To-" $500
Ts.rrc Of captain on sick report -oe ts 70.
H's,i ,.giurCb 32d 10 Com. once Gay =
I,,..,t.t Eelcher, 10th 20 bet DIV ia! -
dr.,ii,d 10 ID. As Office. y. \. ty W, ~
Black. 1921 to b. b II. SquTRG' b ~ TO
DDe', = once y. Y. days; Act. Oct. sergts,,
20 Grade ]. J. Fogarty. 4. g LsndvoTT' n "a
- ofice. y Y, days. Patrolmeh y, 70
-. ~; =, atst 10 G. o.. 10 days. John Wat
son. Both. George Glantz' lfoth1 10 Tan
counsel. Excise Dept ! day fa,ilT tToly"eII
w. ~ AZ Rulaer @Tsth 10 l2th ]. u. ~
49,. = H. Szuminsky. 1"oth' Jerome , Mu,
~ 1Gqth TO Office Of counsel Excise yep. ~,
49,. y C. Lennon, Joseph Warsho"; To-
"a s,,,nc 1 day: 20 bet. Div: Louis her-
- J.. ~ r., 10 days: Lipman Moses. ian, /.
Ni.rttn 18th. T. j. Allen. blst; da5n
Michael saIliy ys,S d Ia n'' F. j. mccsrron.
I'm Uor-y Sommers. 10Th. days Ihoihas
I I.tm, 92d. 3 DAYS. all 10 u AS once
~ v e: r. r. Hughes. 26th' NJ j. Ca ,iiii
\. h.od. christopher scrivens 1880. VIII
H'n' t,1iion roth 10 days; John Dondero'
agtb 3 days. =. W Miller. SSH Juiiys
%ob.n 1I5th. 3 dsys TO u. As once, ~ J.,
On ~ r. wells Sist. 10 days, 10 ~ n.
"a; " iptrLmoud c; T. J. Mooney. = NJ Boy
Ian i'm T. r.. day. TO ID A. ONO; hIIls !
- I, da.g: Louis Gampomenosi' "a "lusspPo
-, ,..,a,''',tt 1oth: Jacob LOwtnheim. l3th
,aHrs,y MeaIIi. 10Th: Daniel +. Hart. 10Th
nnnsto Cavone. 2sth; John 7. Donohue'
Dona'V V,iiiam J. Marion. 43d. Felix Hon ,
"ptn' O." ,rhomas waters i4gth. Michael
man, ~ 'o'conneil. 10Th. Henry Van Gilluwee'
,msi,b, Mark Royce. 15sth: Oct. Div, Aet.
sergta ist grade. James j. tinah, NS9 ~ :
r. 4 Hughes. Louis Hyams 3Ith' TO Man
,.,,. 81 Absence (without pay)-l1eut
y y Foodv I'd. from April II ,,
= ,o,iic,tions for Hull Pay tapproVed =
,Ilrl,,,er 70 T. Niedcrkehr. fTth, ~hile
-, - si~k report: A. 81 Horn. 1881. while IN
a. susuengi1n. Nicholas \. Huth. Trht DIV
'u.,,c,tion -TatroinAn y. J. Maicolmson'
te'r a dayg' leave Of abson wI-A~sut pay.
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rotary OF state:
Highlawn Realty Company. BROOKLYN; So
600; Charles Bennett IA Rutland Road
Brooklyn. William Hendry, Brooklyn; Pierre
pont Davenport, New York.
South New Lots Corporation, jamestown
500, 900: &. G.. Lindsay, jamestown: W. NJ
Lindsay, Warren. Penn; John l.. stone war
ren. Penn.
Bradshaw & Co.. Manhattan; general wear
ing apparel store. $1,000: Morris DelsheiIn,
IT DeKalb ave, Brooklyn; John Il. Bradshaw
and Christopher T. Burkhardt New York.
Employers Liability Clearing House Com
pany Manhattan; 5000: Albert Turner ]
Madison ave-, New York: Preole Tucker and
Fred Van Amburgh. New York
Olympia Publishing Company. Manhattan
5000 Demosthenes c. DlvIy, 53I East ga st.
New York George c. Divry and Charles Hecht.
Pioneer Natural Gas and Fuel Company.
LOckport. $4,000; Henry i. Thurston, LOCK
port; Fred W. McElroy, Roy II. Ernst. Lock
5. X 5. Company, Manhattan: deal in gro
ceries: $1,000; Martin schmidt. 100 East so
st. New York; Adam Rosenberg. Jacob ;.
David (. Wotherspoon Company. Manhat-
tan: realty: $40 900; David :. Wotherspoon.
West Bah St New York Harry n Fryer
Hartsdae Canine Cemetery, Manhattan; N0,-
O0O: samuel X Johnson, Hotel Theresa. Ne"
York: Mary Johnson. John +. Dunseith' Ne"
The United Tire and Rubber Works Man
haitian: 5000; Henry J. O'Connor, l5l. Ave
\.
Nardum New York.
Latham Improvement Corporation, Manhat-
tan; $40 900. Claude NJ. Swartz. 1874 Broadway
New York; John Feltcks, Madeline g Zell
New York. -.
The quality Tailoring Company, Of New
York Manhattan: $4,000: Henry b. Edwards
gl2 North 9Th St, Newark y. J.: Frank W
Conger. Elizabeth. y. J.; William Hoilnser
eaton Realty Corporation, Manhattan; 500
900: Evan l.. TamDlyn. 424 lst ST, BROOKLYN
Almet 4. Latson, jr., Barker u. LEIGH Brook
Ign - l,-..-..,.
Buffalo; SIS 0O0: Floyd A. Northrup. BunSlo
CLAUDE e Vantassel, Hiram /. ketcham' Bur
falo a,
Meadowhurst Realty Corporation, Buffalo
$50 900. A i. Ramsay. Hamilton, ont; Kober'
l. Rayman. Kenmore; II. O. Thomas, Hainll-
ton ont.
Montag Building and Contracting Company
TIE Bronx: S. 600 Michael Montsg, S2O2 HUI
ave. The Bronx; Anna Montas, Florence
Grote, The Bronx
The Howard Plays ComUany Manhattan
SO 900; Walter 9. Jordan, 1872 Broadway. New
York; Robert Campbell, George II. Nicolai
New York 40
Republic Theatre Company. Manhattan; SO
0C0: Albert H. Woods. 23G West l2d ST., New
York Martin Herman, Ralph /. kohn, Ne"
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FIRE RECORD.

4 NJ.
known.
1l:O9-In front Of 20 Lenox ave, Harlem Wall
paper Supply Co., trihing.
p NJ.
l2:45-442 Columbus ave. A. Zlenkoff; 80
l:O5-2225 Fifth ave. Gertrude Thomas; -.
1:50-2274 Broadway. r. L. Julian trifing.
2:40-206 West l45th St, Robert Buckley;
trifiug.
3lO-ll49 Boston Road. James p Barry;
trihinC.
2:f5-210 East 4th ST., r. Kugelman; trihing.
4.Zj-239 West Broadway, American District
Telegraph Co. trfing
4-3J-llll Park ave. GRAY e. Co: tTifiing.
6:O0-I5Sth 81. and Third ave. Edward Rome;
trining
ClJ-270 Blceckcr st.. George Adrian triiing.
7.05-104 Goerck ST.. Annie Spring; trihing
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!. Arriving all and Departing
N. Port of New York.
saturday, April 10

mia ,ltaO. Merseilles March
-,s-ief No''W, rlwcu 4 co. with mdse.
& - Bar at so m. -, a
-ss ~ cedric OBJ. L,HStpo', ~ y ,,S :
5ssslsioN" ,oy second cabin and 6'S
(, - tis S. and mdse. Arrived at
~ a. s.,~sshar CRr). Calcutta feoru-
ssnG ,t-obe March :. Port SAID II ana
i, = o',Ss Boston April ~, 70 No'S yc
~ With mdse. Arrived al the DAT
I. IA N ,,~aale JRrl. santa Fe March
f. .sre' 49, h. and - Lucia April !,
'g-s,os "a Inc MunSon - Line. whit
B,s;on - m thc Bar az midnight. l'th.
=. All ''ssSssapeake. Baltimore, 10 the
ssrd - Baltimore Transportation 90,
,.s Yes Passed In quarantine al '''o
,.,.s,own. Newport News and
SssnI '.Ss old Dominion $ co. with
y,.S 70 "a rndse. Passed IN Quarantine
.a5 ? n. ,,.r,ka lGcr). Hamburg April
scar" -.nfor and 'Cheroourg 10 10 tne
s1'lii ..I,srican Line, with passengers.
,rsa-s, N.~Sse Reported Z miles east OF
Ts lsina c-sf NaldeIsee tGerl, Hamburg
ssl1| ~ Hamburg American Line.
~ -,~s and mGsc. Reported miles
- island 81 p IN. -,
81 MOHAWK, I"NNsus
Sssr. ,,or TO the clyde IS GO, with
. s,A and mdse Passed j" V"A' ~ '''''
~ |, I Boston. 20 the Great North,
sean" - With Daper. Vessel 10
r Fs'ei Passed in Quarantine at 1910
3 carolyn. Brunswick. TO a II Bull
s Z. si.h mdse. Passed IN VuSr@n tine @'
.ar5. IA savoie. Hayre. Outside the
ai ., 80 Y Waldersee Ger, Hamburg
Sss-- 80 Hamburg American Line. with
al -sb,n and So steerage passengers
Do - Arrived az the Bar az { p m
- ~. a-,e~iks Ger. Hamburg April y,
Sans end Cherhourg 10. 10 the Ham
>lia--s..,-,, Linz. with l45 first, ls5 second,
80 - - and 80 steerage passengers.
y - r,sss Arrived a. the Bar a. . ? m.
~ p, IL Savoie I'rl HaNre April II. 10
N@-,--ie Generate Transatlantique. with
Z. --.-s srd mails. Anchored in quarantine
i.s.eg, u co,o-s5o. Galveston April II. 10 the
~. wi.h passengers and mdse.
- - - sandy Hook az $50 p m.
- t3cok y j. April is. $50 p m
-. ,,g.bwsst. light breeze; hazy on shore
-s., ia
,., Prin1 Eitel Friedrich (Ger),
=. psnrsylvariau. Puerto Mexico; An
'o.ssrl Tampico. Melderskin (Nor).
N.~Trv. Bayamo Cuban, Havana;
-. anne. Norfolk and Newport News
~ :. Toris. savannah; Rayo, Metanzas;
~. ffSsrl. Calcutta. Saratoga, Havana:
--,.-tsfior. -. Huron. Charleston ana
,'',-'s,-,-''.e. Vague. san Juan; Cincinnati
-, Esmbur-. olympic lBr), Southamp-
s,Sirs MOBILE. san Jacinto. Galveston;
- vII Non. Newport News; Colum-
= r. glasgow Verona ItaD. Naples
- o-1',ns. Pastores ,Br). Colon; Fin
~ 5rfwa-p. ~iyiyes By. Colon. Area
7. ~ Bermuda. AsEabal (Br), Norfolk;
-. Ti.o Baltimore; Highland Laird (Br).
800. Oestr.an OBJ, London; River
.sr's fBrl. Oran. Kansas City (Br), Bris-
Z, Psunss. Philadelphia.
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS


,r,.s April 17-Europa Gtal), New York.
s.fsFtaH. April l7-Uranium tBr)' New
,l 20 Aprn 1s-Bsltic CBr). New York
yT y April Is. $50 a m-Oceanic CBr>.
Nv york FOR Cherbourg and southamp-
,sT,1s d AprI i5-Chester> (Dutch), New
y. inA April l7-Ockenfels CGer). New York
~. natal April l7-Tork Castle CBr), New
York via s. Vincent. c v: Cape Town, etc.
yos5ssns. April 1G-Ckslister (Br), New
YORK VI Alden Singapore. etc.
Bi-oslo,s April lj-River Orontes (Br),
lEn,E. 4prn list Cecilia CBr). New
Ys'k "a Havre.
;cz.ksuYton, April 1s-Oceanic lBr). New
Tork via Plymouth and Cherbourg; 81
LAS Nsv York Via Plymouth and Cher
SAILED.
gs-s-ss Aprl Afghan Prince (Br)
from Yokohama. New York.
& Vinesnt Y April 13-Headley CBr)
iron New York. Fremantle, Adelaide.
Bra April 1e-scsttish Prince (Br) from
san,x BIO &c Janeiro. etc). New York.
ls,- April IG--Arasonia Ger from Yoke
tazsI New York.
ss-u1da April ls-Bermudian (Br). New
York
Fssrna april 14-Msrtha Washington
itusU from Trieste. etcl. New York.
Asrss-lst april 1C-Patria (Fr), New
Ye-k
h4l April 17-Idaho fBr1. New York.
A1gEoH April 17-Nagdalena (Br) (from
Ssr York. Southampton via Colon. etc
Or1is BIZ Grom Southampton Via Colon
H-i. NeE York
4-,ss-p. April * q m-Vsderlsnd (Belg),
AeE Iork va Dover.
z.-i,Tiaso. April l7-vsndyck CBr). New
Tofk
s-,aa-pton. April 1s-Minnsapolis CBr)
nm London. New York
-ag9E. April 1s-CaledOnis fBr), New
irk via Neville
lssDool April Js-siauretsnia OBJ. New
l1s va Queenstown; Teutonic tBr). Mon
az, AZ, Aprn IS p MA Provence Fr).
Ds..f ApHl e. $50 p m-Vaderland (Belg)
lisa Antwerp. Sew York.
PASSED.
ii-z1elsz. April ls-River Delaware (Br).
ssE YORK va Oran. Barcelona, etc.
s-iafzr' April 1s-CsseTts Gtal). New
il-k ior Nspiez
IMMATURE ALMANAC.
s.,-s. 51s: sunset. $40. moon rises, go;
s'0isss q
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TRANSPAClFlC MAILS.

Close y
Destination and steamer $50 y m
Hawaii, japan. Corea. China. Philip
pines wa san FranciSco)-NRnchura.A Apr. %
Hawaii (via san Francisco)-Sierra.. Apr. %
Japan. Corea. China tvia Tacoma
Seattle Maru.....,................. Apr. .
Tahiti. MArquesRs. Cook Islands New
Zealand. Australia (via san Francisco
Tahiti Observation-Disclosures. Apr. "a
Japan. Corea. China. PHILIPPINES (yia
Nictoris)-Empress Of India. IS
Hawaii. Guam. Philippines via San
Frsncisco)-U S transport Apr. SO
Japan. Corea. China via Seattle)-
Yokohama Msru ......................Ap 50
Hawaii via san FrEnciscol-Nilhel-
nina Observation-Disclosures. May !
Hawaii, Japan Coroa. China. Philip
pires Cia San FranCisco)-Tenyo
Nlaru Observation-Disclosures. MAY (
Hawaii, Samoan Islands. New Zealand.
Australia via san Francisco)-Scnoma. May I
Hawaii. Fiji Islands. New Zealand
Australia (via Nictoria)-Niag CARA ..... May
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HIGH WATER
WIRELESS REPORTS.

arole. reported a. 1913 miles east Of
!. y ho1E a. % A. q % yesterday, Is expected
-. this forenoon.
- asS YORK. reported a. 80 miles east of
-. ao1< a. 5 a ~ yesterday. - expected 70
- n.ls fJrsaoon.
- fi.iz fri@lFich Wilhelm. reported az $50
-...s<t y sandy Hook a. m yesterday,
- is1 70 dOcE Monday forenoon.
80 ~ and. reported ~ 73O miles csst OF
- y.yk e. 10 r4 yesterday. - expected 70
- No1-2g fofencon
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

OIL, ESTABLISHED ". WASH LAUNDRY,
Incorporated. in upper part New York
state-Will sell 30 shares for $1,000 cashi
no instalments; weekly profit, s15; Guaran-
tee 10 be not less than $50. prospective buy
or can stav here one week or six months I'M
iii he Is satisfied as 10 tho honesty and rare
opportunitv Of this offer; no information
given TO inquisitiye people; we give address
and II YOU have the money come here ana
get information personally. Have also a
W w Laundry I'm other city for sale Tor
e. 200 cash: profits S25 a week. Address
Laundry. Box &c. Tribune Office.
Az OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE VERY
trodtablc scashcre restaurant: long estab-
lished. exceptional location, net prohts $4,000
season; price SEQ 900. details to principals.
Room AIS. 2G1 Broadway.
4 RESPONSIBLE commercial paper house
will place private investors money on
short time go and 90 days. notes OF well
rsted merchants and manufacturers. Apply
FOR particulars, Responsible. Box IA, Tribune
Ofice.
WE RUY commercial paper and business
notes. accounts receivable. bills OF lading'
warehouse receipts; we can AID you IN hnhnc-
ing your business. Kohn, Gibhn d Co.. me-
10 Broadway.
HAVE facilities for selling, trading or ex-
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Fifth avenue
$40 900 PROFIT guaranteed on municipai
contracts on $50 900 investment TOT elsht
months. FULL investigation: references eN-
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once.
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chibbing Information and
' Marine NeWS of the World

Comsnohe Jsckvnle. CLYDE. - loop m
Mail FOR Kronprinzessn Cecllie closes p m
Monday.
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uumm Fans Bay Ridge Batters

uumm, the Flushing pitcher, allowed "a
only one hit yesterday ~ deieatih9 paS
ntdoe High School on its Long lhinhu
hanS' the ~ Was z 10 0. Fifteen Bay
Wi6ge battcrs struck out Caddsn AZ
.,sd Fivsbing seven scattered hts.
Jhs sP"' ~ r. ~ u.
,., 0OOtOI0Ox-Z 2
~ 'nidxe 1000 1000
Eatterles- Humm and Egsn; caddell
and DriacOl
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WORK WANTED.
Male

ctIAr-FE'T,t- Good mechanic: six years eA-
-. ,.rtyste family: can drive, take care
ca, make. expert on Pierce Arrow, Packsr %
and Haynes knows all roads in rsfeTenees
dnu "pnsinko p Croton Terrace, fonkers'
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Female.

Fcnldle.
CAPABLE COOK and manager; first class
four years reference. MIS- Col''ei
45T Am ave.
1GMRFRMAID. assist other work; neat
rompetent girl: willing and obhging' per
sonal reference. country: so lohes5uS "a
change 32f Columbus ave. schuyler otoo-
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country. S35 Domestic Exchange SZf ColuiH-
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COOK and LATNDRESS- com
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COOK WAITRESS Together or separate;
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voman. excellent references. Mrs. Golfers
Agency. 457 an ave. ---------
1OTSFWORKER or cook and laundress go
snv distance: excellent references. GOLFERS
TADY'S MAID-Wih elderly lady; good sew
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GermaA thoroughly competent; ia years
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SCOTCH Proteuiapi. waitress or parlormaid
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"a NITpEss. Tall good appearance, makes
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t.n, referenccs Miss Margaret smiths Agen-
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Mr.. Co6pcr's Agency. 65T 9th ave- 3sth ST.
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PARCEL POST.
FRESH WHITE EGGS
TRANSPORTATION.

Sterile and sanitary; 81 for dozen. deliv-
cred by Parcel Post. II. !. CARAVAN, Den
yer. Penn.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors Gov
eraesses etc. 10 Colleges. Schools and Fam
lies Apply TO drs N. J. YOUNG-FULTON.
22 Union Square
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uirbsst ternperature yesterday 81 tat LID
n M. lowest 81 (at $3.50 a. M; average ~
a,-erare for corresponding date last year %
average for corresponding date last uif'y-'hiee
years. AZ. ,. 80
local forecast: Increasing cloudiness ana
warmer today followed by showers ard Cooler
al night or Monday; increasing south 70 sou'h-
vest winds.
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INCORPORATED AT ALBANY,

BY Telegraph to The Tribune.l
Albany, April 1S.-The following incor-
porations were filed to-day with the Sec
rotary Of State:
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noMesTIc SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

Male.
A MARRIED COUPLE. English born, heI lss
& feet ? Inches and feet incaes' good Iea-
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49, ,rsveilers and willing 20 so anywhere
make own repairs: or as butler and mouse house
keeper; capable Of running large esta9H ~
g.. ,'tsh work together. only those appreclat
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C.pE,7-AEER- -Experienced couple. 10 care
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5,CT-T- y Irht colored; excellent cook and
Iauudress; butler. valet. useful; entlre "oik,
,b~ee ears excellent personal references cry
or country Industrial ASST Agency, II w. so
GARDENER HAUFFEUR.- Woud do enu 15
n,ork OF small country place; ~ years oid ,
arrisd one child: can furnish best references,
napary reasonable. Address NJ D.. l57 East
41th -.
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"AOUITANIA"
Mediterranean-Adriatic Service.

Madeira, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, Patras'
Trieste. Fiume. Sailings noon. See Itinerary.
SAXONIA. Apr. 2lINERN1A. -. May :
PANNONIA.. Apr. 3oICARPATHIA. May 10
Round the World Trips, s474.S5 anu up.
Special through rate TO Egyp: India,
China, Japan. Manila. Australia, New Zea-
.snd South Africa, and South America. In
dependent tours in Europe, etc. send for
booklet Cunard tours.
Agents for PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL
sTEAM NAVIGATI0E co. Frequent SAIL
ings for India China, japan, Australia. 7. &
o. cruises NORWEGIAN FJORDs, etc. June
10 and 80. July IL. August 7. itineraries
now ready.
Piers foot Wer; I4th Street, ~ r. Ofices'
% state Street Y Y opposite Battery
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Barometer Readings.

Humidity.
a H.. a. 1 ?. m....... 81 ~ p. No. -
Barometer Readings.
"a M. 30.2el1 p. m.... 3Bls ?. NJ SV'V'
United States Department OF N
7r,b meridian time.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPosEN

3lsT STREET, EAST or SEVENTH AVE.
opposite main entrance Pennsylvania Station
Owner OF lot 25xlo0 VIII erect modern loft
building for responsible tenant. on long lease
Terms 10 suit. Full commission 10 brokers.
PoCHER q co. l26 WEST 24TH STREET
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For other Advertisements under these
Considerations See Page s, Fart ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-19

CAPABLE COOK and manager; first class
four years reference. Mrs. Golfers Agency
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cisl record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes in the temperature for the last
tu,antv-four hours. in comparison with the cor
-o-r-.r.a data of last wear:
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-11-04
COURT RECORDS

County Clerk Greene has placed
to record the following deeds of
transfer; Jerry Ryan to Mary Haz-
elrigg, building lot on Columbus
avenue, for a consideration of 1925;
Andy and Jane Summers to John
Hughes, lot of ground in Smithville,
consideration, SAB; Ben F. Perry
and Mrs. Rena Perry and others to
Mrs. Pocahontas Coombs, of Wolfe
county, seventy-five acres of land ON
the Perry pike, consideration 49,
1880; John II. Lee and Matte Lee
to George Lee, tract of eighteen acres
of land near Grassy Lick, considera-
ton, 81 900; Waller and Mollie Bean,
etc, of Winchester, to John w.
Lockridge, tract of land on Levee
pike, consideration, 81, etc.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-11-04
Farm for Rent.

100 acres in Kentucky Colony
of Alabama. Right at a good
railway village, school, etc. Sir
room wdelling, two barns, num-
erous out-buildings, farm all
fenced, sub-divided and in good
fix. Wood, water, and health ex-
cellent. Will lease to a reliable
man for $32s per year. Tenant
must show good reference. It is
more important that we get de-
sirable tenant than anything else.
Apply at Advocate Office for
full particulars. I4-tf