davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-13
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY


Albany Dec. 1.-The following Interpretations
were Fled With the Secretary u state GA slo =
Charles 5. somers. Brooklyn: coal esp w., Iith
900: directors. Charles ;. soners l55s hI .n,bonT
St. Brooklyn. Helen X. somers. Brooklyn A"''''''
Ponce ds Leon Fruit. Manhattan: $4,000; PerSy
nond. Arthur Adams. Brooklyn. -. an ooo
Universal Welding a1d Mfg p GSsslH, William
ss MrI Really. Manhattan 5000 Emma Q Q
pcyls tA Astoria, Anna = Keneaiy Brooklyn,,
Fans cOa,I,c,ins Manhattan Nan s9o0TRd Tard J.
Diana Chemical. Manhattan: 5000; N MsTsr
Meyer, 39l East listh ST.. y. y: haiph "'''''
pimond' Apperson Motor. auogue snrolk County
y. Y: James Renwick Dimond III Nessss wen
y. Y: Thomas Dimond y. y Arthur -
sons Cunningham Reed and Rattan; ManhsnSXn
$4,000: Thom.s Frothinsham; % N.Y., Hun;. r.
Chautauqu. Gas Radiator Jamsstosn; s sis Igo
Harvey ]. Hopkins $50 Ellico;t Square. b un 80
Harvey NJ Gersman. Buffalo. William y schuio''
Buralo. ,,--,..,... .A.,., .un,nss etc
O. ooo. WiIiism s Abrams SIC West 18th ST.
\. Y: Carrie Abrams y. Y. George w "A'iO''
Universal Steel Cabinet. Brooklyn; $50; 900; VIII,
lam j Tfnsiey, $40 Macon St. Brooklyn John
Hatfield. Brooklyn: Peter Clark Brooklyn q, ooo
Chiarello Bros Manhattan. towing. etc; s oyvo
yincenzo Chiarelio 1895 I'D St. Brooklyn; stefano
Chiarello Domenico Chiarello. BROOKLYN.
Prank T. Much. Manhattan; mems hsberdssh.g
SIS 900: Malcolm r. Mstheson. se'ehIn az,
Brooklyn: Frank T. Much, Bronx MAY l. "u'"
BronI .-.4.. a. non
sIlvcrthorne Lumber. North Tonaganda; s'VyY
Frederick W SigerthOrne. Walter II Iupez, -. -
Chrlstiana 81. North TonaHanda "aHet H. i''''
Anthony Brick North Tonawanda ,,- 81.
Elem Coal Bronx. SIC. 600 Aaron Malsko,, ~
chs Island sv.. city Island y. y; Harris L'pi'
Post bress, Manhattan. $4,000: Julius Post 81
First sv., " Y: Samuel T. GOLDBERG AAio iN''''
sunset Contracting Brooklyn: $50. 900; Haffy q
Brady, IL Lincoln Place. Brooklyn; A Levitt La
Ian J. Anderson Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-13
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty-four Hours.

onIelsl Record and foreesst-Wsshingior. Dec.
i2.-The storm that central over the south
ern Rocky Mountain region Friday nigh, has moved
10 the Teras coast. with increasing intensity. and
from It's present position IS oeuire will east
ro,tbeastward II has caused general rains In
Teras ana the loser Mississippi VALLEY. and SHOWS
In The upper Mississippi Valley and the north
mains states In anticipation Of a further Increase
In lie intensity Of this disturbance. storm warn
inss have been ordered on the Gun coast from
Br0.nsyille 70 Tampa. and on The Atlantic coast
from Jscksonfllle 10 Wilmington. -. {. Cold wave
warnings have been ordered for TeIas. except the
,rtfetns western portion. Louisiana, Oklahoma and
Western Arkansas Temperatures havo fallen con-
sldefably over tho plains states and the North.
vest and readings now decidedly below normal
Ia thoss regions. Temperature ehsnscs elsewhere
were unifnporAnt.
There viii be rain sunday In the Gulf and
sOutb Atlantic states. Guow or rain In Tennessee
ana the Ohio VALLEY. and snow IN the region o.
ne Great Lakes There will be snow or rain IN
The middle Atlantic aud New England states BY
sunday uishi and on Monday. West of the Missis-
sipp River tlis weather will he generally fair sun
day and Monday. The temperature all be much
loNsr sunday Ia the Mississippi Valley and the
west Gulf states and Monday IN tho east Gulf and
south Atlantic states. Tennessee. the Ohio VALLEY
ADD the Lake REGION.
Winds for sunday and Monday, North Atlantic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-13
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

v,,,, lien, EDWIN T. sEAvER. Jr.. Med. Res
CorpS TO Fort Rodnan, De- ~ -,
second lieut. EMANUEL '. HEIDI IRON S, r.
msnt 9Th Inf. attached Ism lhi.' 10 'AN'
Jr.yes OF absence: FRS, Lieut. RUFUS J. MAJ iai! e.
poX Coast AT, Dec II. 1914 10 Jan IL 1872,
cart. HARRY 5. ROWLAND, 18TH LAi'' wv
months.
c.n, 7 6 M'KEAN detached command west VIZ
sinis. 10 command North Dakota ~ vi,
Lieut. l. IT. HAZARD. detached hentuoC' 70 "S
Ensign q .. MURRAY. detached Ammen; TO Wor"
Burgess Company. Msrolehesd Mso 49, a..
Mschinist J. J. COYLE. deiaened MI" -
Mschinist J. c. STEIN. detached Colorado; TO
oregon.
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED.
Dec l0-Nscdonough. al Norfolk y.ro.
pbu.delphia. Arethuss a. Port Artnuf' Iei'' -
coma AZ Port su Prince. 49,, ,,-,,., ana
Dec ll-Prairie. Ks. rs OntsrIG .c,st a. San
Francisco: Panther a. Charleston fiVssel ~
psid AZ Newport: Washington, ~ NeNyoi'
Br1tu. and Culgos. at san Pedro De hsoofn'
SAILED.
n,c lt-wheellng from Port-su- Prince ior o.pe
Usyti.n: Culgos, from ssnto Domingo 'hy tut
can Wscpougal. from New York yard for mai
sccept.nce trials: Glacier. from Mare Island iS'
Gan Francisco: San Francisco, from hocHlaIu.
Ne. for Portsmouth. y. II. saturn. rom , ssI,
I}n1o Kons for canton washington. from New
nort for portsmouth. y. H: Hancock from
santo Domingo City for Port. su- Prince Blu'us,
rom Ssnto Domingo City Tor htn fedIo , uo
Macoris: Culgos from San Pedro de Maeofi' '0f
Albany placed in reserve At nav yard. Puget
Sound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-13
fPforn The Tribune Bureau
washington. December IL.


washington. December u.
ARMY.
Col RICHMOND p. DAVIS. Coast Art, oet1l. -
member Joint board o. onloefs army an canal
vice. Capt ARCHIBALD II. suNDhhl-A-'N'
MAJ ROBERT W. ROSE 18th Inf; % tttsrman
General Hospital Iresdio OF san ftend,isSod ga
Capt ROBERT 4. GRINSTED. inf.. sssisled -''
Capt i5, WALKER X. WILSON. Co,s, AIT: from Eo
Assignment 47ih Co. 10 unassigned hst' 70 tAss =,
effect February |. 1915 thence to washington -
assistant 10 chief Of Coast Art. - ,,,o,
CAPT ALERT $ BOWEN. Med. Corps, upon
arrival In T. : 10 Preside Of Monterey. . ,.b
Capt. SCOTT BAKER. Field Art, assigned 10 ''n
CAPT. FRANZ :. CoCHEU. General star. detailed :;
member and recorder Joint board OF onceIs :,
army and navy 10 report on necesssP HeitHII1 y
Panama. vice lieut. Col. WILLIAM u hAn-''
Capt JOIN A. BURKET. Med. Corps. upon ar
rival IN T. s. 10 Fort logan -, .
Capt KENZIE W. WALKER, Y NJ. =, fene'1u -
assistant depot qusrtermsster. Galveston. M ieiS
Following assignments officers infantry ann recently
promoted. announced - ,,,,,,,.N,
Capts- SHERMAN A WHITE 18th Inf. WILLIAM
II CIENDENIN. 18th Inf: JOHN VI. Ch t,,
pin mi JOHN X. KELLY, 2eth Inf WILL,
IAN G. BALL. 10th Inf; First Lieut.. A"hhD
~. BAILEY. 26th Inf. 1850. ,,,,-, n
First Lieut. FREDERICK ". MILLS. Medlcs I've
serve Corfs upon departure ~ 9lst Co; toast Ait,
from Jackson Barracks 10 Font sam HOUSTON io'
First Lieut.. ARNOTT X. DUNCAN and CHARLES
D. KICKER. Medical Reserve Corps, 70 for' sam
Houston Jan ]. 1915. - - ,,.,,,,.N,
Resignation Of First Lieut.. RUFUS ,. MhDDc ~
Coast Art. accepted. 20 take enect Jan ~ ivt,,
First lieut. TOWNSEND WHELEN. INF. unAs-
assigned ESD Inf. 10 take effect Jan. IS. 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-13
WOULD-BE CITIZENS
IN RECORD RUSH
4,143 in Month, Mostly Italians
and Russians, Seek Papers,
Hoping to Get Jobs.

Last month 4,l43 men applied at the
Office Of County Clerk Schneider for
citizenship papers. This was the larg-
est number Of applicants in any. one
month in this county and probably IN
any county in the United States.
The reason for this rush was due TO
The steps taken TO enforce the law pro-
,iding that only citizens should be
employed on public work, and espe-
ciaily that no aliens should be en-
nloycd on the new subway construc-
lion.
Hundreds Of Italian laborers and the
more advanced workers, like Firms, who
are mainly timbermen, took out their
first papers, because they thought that
they then could resume work. Few OF
these who crowded the County Clerks
Office and clamored for first papers had
been in this city longer than year.
Since the outbreak of the European
war immigration has practically ceased,
so the large number of newcomers who
used 10 apply for their first papers
within a few weeks after arriving was
missing. This made the large number
Of applicants more remarkable.
This table shows the nationality OF
the applicants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-13
BUSINESS REVERSES

CROWN RENTING co.-Petinon nI.d .s.ins,
az ' by Rose schnlhof 1890: McLochln Bros.
IS and lanes o Melville ,d T Ts ssDRs , s
Nest Josh aR' St. '" coHi.nns x apartments and then
SuS, II FR srtH < Co-Petton nled ,r.in.,
Abraham Frcuntlich trading as a Frcgndlleh q
W b Hofstadier. ,ii3; D. L. Horowitz sssT.
and s Michael Cohen. $500. Assets are said TO be
ROBERT NJ FUCKER. 200 Clsremon, ay. for
no,rly a manufacturer a vomen's hats filed pc
tition with liabilities 3l4 and no assets The
judgment for rent. A petition was hed sgtin,
Mr.. Fucker on April II last, and he received q
discharge. .,-r,ra
NJ w WINSTON Co.-Moses W Winston
trading as ~ W Winston & Co. manufacturer %
pants at ess Broadwsy. nled schedules showing
stock 81. 100 account, s:osl. equity n assigned
accounts 81 900. fixtures $50. notes 1888. shares
Of stock $500. Insurance .es. cash in bank So and
Bronx and at Central sr.. West Hoooken. Among
the creditors are the Commercial Credit Co. $3.50
secured lsidor seaourn' '3'ie'. secured. and ELIAS
ASSIGNMENTS.
J. J. Pussy 4 CO.. nc. s,stioner. OF $50
Sixth ay., has assigned 10 Gordon Cameron. The
capital stock 5000. and succeeded a nrm Of tho
2i4O Third aI. has assigned 10 Walter NJ ELrel
The business was started twenty years ago. and
vas Incorporated in March. 1913 With capital
stock s. 900 Samuel Beier is president and Ray
Bleier treasurer.
AARON SHERMAN. aides :.ilor and deals.
IN cloaks and furs at Sc West 10th st.. mas as
aligned TO Maxwell J.. Ssron.
SAMUEL KLEIN. shoe dealer, at 25t Monroe ST.
has assigned % Charles ID. Horovii1
HENRY w. BAU1AN. wholesale dealer in mil
linery, at IS West 2lst ST.. Vho assigned on DC
tober g. has made a settlement With creditors and
the assets haze been reasSgned TO him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-13
POLICE Department.

! Retired on Penslon-Dec 10. u D m. Ptlmn
En RS sa a'S "a aoS MsT6 # 'SS
az 500 a year =. NJ. Thayer 1921 tspptd. Sept
IRA Transfers and As,lsnmsnts-Ptlm : p. m. Dec
] 10 Herman Jacobs. 22d from Trsnic G; Hugi
,.ndsnt. Denis o'Suiiyan. i7lst from 1880. j. c
White i64th from 2S5th assignment 10 clerical snl
house duty discontinued: p. j. MeGeFsid. ITafc {
Assistant /" property CLERK assignment to Bureau q
n l. Keepers 4oth. from 3sth. Mutual. Dec. 49, 4
,. m. Ptmn. y $ Purcell 2sth from i5di + c
Ws9d' d., ga s G9n tsS from s2d "''' '-o 0
Temporary Assltnm.nts.-Scrgt. }. W. Colgsn. 62i
acting lieut. 10 DAYS ron 49,! a. M 9so,k pee -
Waitword l7O,h. 20 81 l. D.. 10 days. from p. m
Dec is. " r. witienberg. 18th. J. J. Garrsston
De hi: g. 4. White. l6sih. 10 C. o.. duty IN
gureau Of Records. 30 days. from a. m, Dec u.
10 bet Bureau. 10 days from p m. Dee 20
1 shea 5th: Anthony PsdruccO. I'D: Morris
Fdeflsnder. 3sih: J. J. COY 40th Frank Flynn.
In. Chsrles Kane. 18th: Joseph wey. ssh. Jerome
Adjustment DheontInu,o.-PtlmnA Alexander Per.
ridge 1881. assignment IS station house attendant
di,eoo,a9 s,,b fT99 o.p@C.ps s' conboy 22d
days from o m. Dec II: Thomas Cullen. lISd.
days from a. m. Dec u. without pay. one
pee u: n r Gleason 10Th. from p N. Dec
81: J. A MARVEL 18Th. from p m. Dec, 2. /:
mann. ssih, from a m. Dec u Angus, Ku-
dolph. is;th. from a m. Dee 20: ?. J HAYNES.
Ig7ih days. from a NJ. Dec u: james Len
non 29th. Z DAYS from ga 10. De- 20.
IppIiss,lsn, ior fun Pay wbll, 90 sIss R,por,
Approved Ptlmu. g J.. GodinE. 10Th. from %
a M Dec T. during disability: Patrick Gilfoy.
lgisi. from .t5 .. m NOV -. during disability.
slts Lsays-Ptimn J J. Reilly. 1854. 30 days.
from , a m. Dec. ~
Ieyancsn.n,s to 6rsds-Ptmn. 70 81 400 grade
pee q n p Monissn. %: J. 4. BeIs. go: W
y NeAtoy. lsih. Lfsstus Beehet ga. ". NJ Cur
y,n sFth. James whale l3d. John Classer l8d .
] w. Pnce Cist. W ~ Hcou. ltSd. J. J. NetHler
i55,h. j. J Benidg iela Benjamin Cantor. isSh
b. G. Dunn i7ftb. HenD wiitsl. 27Sth; Frank
Lsnisr. 27Ith. " = Jones y D. Dsnd " Ring
T,sf q. J. >. walsh. 4ib Y. q. Cuger 7th. j. j.
csdissn. 1911. ] D. RAY. 57,h; T. y J. clssfy. i2d
r i Rcaniou $50: 8 :. Len. eiu NJ W Nolan
ssts. u j Donoh1s. 1891. w x cits'er Icon
All G Ksnsa zslti: y y wieIeiis1r a iitb
I,@,ls Hickef 2s5th. 8. & Greco. D. D.. 7. A.
iSirts,r. IL Dist. - =. Fsiion. Traf {.
s.,isfsd 10 Dub Ptimn. H. H. l.. Keepers. ssh.
y s 1 wrhsgt Py-Ptlma =. J. Dunn.
l7zd. 100 .. ~, DE-, IL c..n.
Htslsasiisn Accepted -Ptlnh SHoIsno,
lSLa, a. " n, Utc- IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-13
Movement of Specie.

The imports of specie at the Port OF
New York for the week ended DeGem
Der ~ were: Gold, s7sO,798, and SILVER
s149.117, making a total OF ssZs,9lo'
against a total Of s680.45o IN the pre-
ceding week and s82o,l5O IN the CORE
spending week last year. since Jahu
airy the imports of specie amounted ,si
TO s19,747,517, against s35,so3,4lo last
year. c,,-
The exports Of specie were: silver.
$3.50 .47O, and gold, $500, a total OF
$3.50 $40, against total Of s719,OIl gold
and silver last week and 1855 Az N
the corresponding week last year;
Since January 1 the exports OF golu
amounted to sl2S,349,291 and SILVER
41,221 ,532, against s69,3O9,6S4 gold ana
SAG. 726.S58 silver in 1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-13
BURNED WAY INTO JAIL
Man Who Set Fire to Hotel
Sentenced to Is Years.
LIZ, Telegraph % The Tribune. J

Port Jervi., y. Y, Dec. 12.-lndicted;
arrested, pleaded guilty and sentenced
by Supreme Court Justice Hasbrouck
10 Dannemora prison for fifteen years
formed the experience Of John Ern-
bout, convicted of arson at Monticello
Sullivan County, who on Wednesday
fired the Krauz Hotel. valued at $780,
600, owned by Jacob Epstein, 329 Fourth
av., New York City, and which burned
TO the ground.
Ernhout's excuse was that he wanted
a home, the only one he knew being
the Jail. He had just completed a
term Of three years for robbery. HIS
idea, he said. was to burn up with the
hotel, but he admitted it got too warm
and he fed, was pursued and caught in
Sullivan County.
His wife and two children were IN
court when he was sentenced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-13
The applicants

"During the last five years" said
Mr.. Schneider, "the average number
of applications has been about 1900
a year, and during the last three years
an average of 10000 a year have pro-
cured their final papers through my
Office, while the Federal Bureau has
admitted between 5000 and 1000 a
YEAR. in addition. The stoppage Of
immigration seems TO have had no eff
feet in decreasing the number of ap-
plicants, which ] am certain will con-
,inue 10 grow. ! think the figures Of
November showing the number Of APP
plicants are remarkable, considering
that no more aliens are arriving
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-13
EXTENDS DEPOSIT PERIOD
Pump Protective Committee
Has Majority of Stocks.

The stockholders protective com
mittee of the international Steam
Pump Company, which is headed by
Lewis l.. Clarke, president of me
American Exchange National Bank
has extended the time for depositing
stock under its agreement until Jan
uary 10, 1915. The stock may be de-
posted with the Columbia Trust Com
pany of this city or the Old Colony
Trust Company of Boston.
The committee announces that "a
substantial majority of the preferred
stock and a considerable amount oil
the common" have been deposited un-
der the protective agreement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-13
Physicians Ban Shop Talk.

The Association Of New York Physi-
clans last night celebrated its tenth
anniversary with dinner at the Hotel
Martinique. DR.. Irving d. Steinhardt
pregided, and brief addresses were
made by DR.. D. d. Ashley, DR.. William
Gotthefl. Dr. Robert Abrahams and
- Isaac Frs.klin Russell. Dancing
followed the dinner. About a hundred
guests were present. The physicians
kept away from shop talk" during the
evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-13
Preundschaft Society Dances

The Frcundsehaft Society has started
a series Of after-theatre supper dances
for Saturday evenings, and Sunday
evening dinner dances at the new club
house in West 18th st. Another inno-
yation Of the society which is meeting
with success is the special attention TO
priyate parties arranged for members
and their friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-13
FIRE RECORD.

zi5-lfs Hss zlsi - o KiinEsf 800.
S56--lll, BfosdHsy. q Tsrysl tfninF -
Tit-z4s IVES is,h y X. heclsiisnds ulninl
zi6-io5 Csfhs5rai PafkNay, J Msfstont shfh,.
nj ,i6-zls West zsfh ~. ~ L1csket, sigh
zis-.jez clsffy e.. p csfmAnzo no dsmags.
zz9-iz1 Eidgs -. y. TsnnerDagu ifininE
zl9-><5 FsI IA q Amffica1 ice 20. irhlnf
zs5-fzs Nest IA ~ q Graz. nring
ziA-lis Wafefley Pisoe. s. hfnzuio. fdflDz
sE--zzg Ess, 18Th -. CoiumDis hsial BDf 20.
frein9
r.ss--iH Bfooiss - - Yeinbsrg. timing
49, snG = 3 zgih -. Bfensf. hodsi CO..
sfiflul
S-to~z59 W m = - caep5s. tBfinE
isbe.ili sed 10 GfsDd - B'nta'hsI q C'''
nEs--< " Sz4 o.. gaE1ewsA3zs. .t-,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-13
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWs Of the World

moderate. variable becoming east and s0uths s,,N
middle Atlantic. fresh eas'efy. lncreasht ~ es.,
Gun. Increasing east and southeast probably 20
coming fresh gale north portion west ngi
strong north: upper lakes fresh TO strong ehhln :
becoming northwest; lower lakes. frsh south ana
southeast
fe,.e,t fer Special lseslltiss-Esstsrn Ne.
Yori. eloudy today. probably NOW {" RAIN ~
hIpht and Monday. 80 A., $780,
Delaware MARYLAND. Virgins and the Dst1ct ol
Columbia cloudy to-day. probably sno" or ram Al
Western New York West virnns and Wstern
Pennsylvania. snow hurries and colder TO-DAY Mon
day. fair.
Local ofnoIal Rseerd.-The following oncih rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows tho chinses IN
The temperature for the last twenty -four hours IN
comparison with the corresponding date Of last year;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-13
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
DECEMBER Il?
Manhattan.

IN. following judsm.nts we're nled yesterday. th-
first name being that OF the debtor:
Allied Mfg Gov Tobler: 1885 81
Ana lo- American Film Corp-S Cohen: 81 $50 a.
Boughton. II l>--Reed Barton Co. s262 81
byron. G Pc A q Coddington e, al; sl.OI9 as
American Bank OF TorreOn. A Ton Brleseen:
Angus. A C-R s,oll; Sass Is
Archer; jgli. E. & BGsh@s.. ct al; .ilss g
Furthnsn, en- II Walton; 1913 10
Fidelity Deposit Co Of Md-w rOunImm;
Rowland. = DIV Riman; sis s?
Higgins Florence I C-Guids Realty Corp; 1850 ~
Horne. A-B sherman; fos6 "a
Independent Western Film Co-Ambrose American
MontAru.: W A D. Duk. o, Neutrality-suspicious.
Mann. $. Mar Abraham a AleIsnd,r-P Xbram
MsfIuoci &C Caisro; tiiI 81
Morrison. E-Y W Devos and Riynolds co:
Minton 7 M-Hilli.rd Hotel Co: tisi Si
hlizberL A. and J Observation-Disclosures Felt
M. as M-Am.ric.n Garter Co: ''1 ,l5 Il
Milford. l. w Martin: sl17 II
National Surety Co-H l. Dinglu: S3los ~
Niles IN spiesel: sl3i "a
Po.n.T. .E~Honm.n Mefch.n, Tailor. Inc: sis "a %
P PiPi W OF IF t f6r%sS :,s ss :: &
Rsueh. SD yitelli. ;soi IS
sd aiS, w WI I'f0i R.wy. Co. 'lI .lsI % %
81 Co. Inc Edmond, a Co. ;2ls So
Strauss; E-Ciiy o. New York. $500
$3.50 81
Sullivan, p A-HiEsins 4 Higgins Inc. sl6s ~
Schoen & sarksdy. 1nc-D Cohen. Sle7 Ts
Stelnhefg M-htrket and Fulton National Bank
Of New York ts6s ga
schHsrs L-Ho,sl Sherman Co. s255 40
Talbot Y W-M l. Ber,iner 81 OF az
wright; W-ITemont Holding Co, SOL IL
, ,osuucion 20. Inc. and Fidelity and De-
posH 90 OF Md-h Judelo~its. $3.50 81
The Bronx.
Binder. Nd Isonculos; S2t3 o.
Flnt l. DR. II johnson: sS0s 4
Gunderson. and 7 IN Meyer; se3I ~
Giorgi. g.. III Stanislao. VI Chrome. y Tan
sredi-Beckman Hiy and Const Co Of al; S2ss -
N0io. Marno--M A FoI sI5I ~
Hosn. III Hauser: zoos ;1
ram, 1890 Bros a Ryan. Inc. Slss q
eeh"Ao' Sc Dois: 1894 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-13
WORK WANTED.
Male.

ATTENTIONl-Youn man. 70. understanding sin
sic aud double entry bookkeeping thoroughly.
seven years experience, desires position where SER
vices would be appreciated. BOX H. A. o., IL.
Tribune Office
BOY, H. public school graduate knowledge Of
bookkeeping wishes position IN ofrcv: clerical
Dn.
on ACCOUNT REYERSEs Il IL necessary for me
10 seek employment during evenings. willing 10
W. n. Boz 10. Thbuas naiAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-13

OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

D..,,,,,,o, and ,,e,n.r $50 pm
Hawaii Japan Corea China. Philippines IVA
San Franciscol-Tenyo Msrl. ............ Dec II
'Spai' Seiros INNS ,..'............Dec
ursU ~ San Fr,ncisco)-Mano, ...... Dec i
Japan. Cores China tVs Seat'le)-fshaha :,
Hawaii samoan Islands. Australia Ne" 8,
Zealand Via San co)-Sonoma. Dee i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-13
ARRIVED.

Steamers Apache. Jacksonville Dec and charles,
ton 10, 10 the Clyde IS 20. win passengers anu
mdSe Quarantine. . 5S N. -,
Princess Anne. Newport News and Norfok, 70 ths
Old Dominion IS Go. with passengers ana mdse'
Quarantine. 3 .3S y IN. ~, ,
Lyra. san Francisco Nov II and Balboa Dec D.
IN lie Luckenhach IS Co with mdse. Bar, noon:
Juno (Norl. MAnzsnillo Dec 4. to the "esI lAd'a
IS Co with sugar. Bar $40 m.
Ioannis fGrk), Huelya Nov p. with iron pytltes
10 Naylor g. Co: vessel 10 Bowrins Co. Bar. $50
San Marcos. Philadelphia Quarantine IS m
IIgoner Beverly 10 the Gun refining 20, IN
ballast Quarantine. ! :3S a m.
Ksnawha, -. Quarantine. slz m
Kennebec Mobile Dec 3. 10 the Seaboard and
Gulf IS Co. with mdse Quarantine. II m
Iouisburg. c b. Dec O. 20 Houlder. Weir a Boyd
I'm ballast Bar. 80 . m. o..
Lspland (Br) Liverpool Dec ITO the Red star
line with 1916 first. ia second aud li5 steerass
passengers malls and mdse. Bar, POS m.
sandy Hook y J. Dec ~. 0 80 p m-Wind north-
vest light breeze: hay smooth sea.
SAILED
Steamers Ordun, OBJ. Liverpool; Thorpe Grange
fRrl Monteyideo. Albergen Dutch. baltimore
Bellgrsno OBJ Valparaiso via Norfolk; Saratoga,
Havana; Carolina. san Juan vi Rio. New Orleans.
~ Paul Liverpool: Peter Hsmre tNorl. Puerto
plata. Nieuw Amsterdam Dutch. Rotterdam
CaIamares Colon: Minnetonka Obj. London Mon
tanAn san Francisco. Neches. Rotterdam: Arapa-
hoe Charleston and Jacksonville: Lampasas, Tampa
Rrlinswyk Dutch Baltimore; Parma lBrl. 80
Norfolk and Newport News; City OF Montgomery.
savannah: Seguranca. Nassau: ~ Alba. Calves
ton; Georgisns Oste Harneur. Br). Charleston:
Eristiauiafiord (NOrl. Bergen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-13
FIRE Department.

0ss,h-Fireman tist Grade, J. Hssrery. No. l..
Eng ~. III IN. Dec II.
Special Leaves Of Absence mo paJl-Capt. W J.
FOSTER. II & l. So q hours. Dec Is: Fireman
f5d graded T j. Purcell. II. a l. %. "a hours
Dec. 49, Fireman list grsdel J. T Dunleavy, Eng
SO, II hours. Dec 10; Fireman (lst uradsl J. 4
white IL 4 L L 90 hesln Dsa "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-13
HELP WANTED.
Male

A CONSULTING MECHANICAL add electrical en-
nneer. having successful practice and large Of
fce, centrally located In New York City with ali
facilities. would like 10 associate with himself an
experienced. technically trained. American born mill
architect or engineer. able 90 develop and carry on
factory construction. fair arrangement will be
made a. 20 division Of profits but no salary will be
paid Address Engineer. Boz "a. Tribune Uptown
OHice. 1864 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-13
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Potsdam. reported $50 miles east Q, Ss ,a
Hook at noon yesterday. IS expected 70 ooc' Non
IL oFfo