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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
OLD SCHOOL BOOKS
KEPT I'm STORAGE
Board Complains About Cost and
Mayor Signs Bill to
Destroy Them.

Mayor Mitchell at the hearing on bills
affecting the city, yesterday called for
pen. when he learned that the Board
OF Education had to pay storage on tons
of obsolete text books. because the law
would not permit their sale or DESTRUCTION
When the pen was brought to him tho
Mayor signed the bill. Now the depart
ment may sell. transfer, or burn dis
carded school books. to use the language
OF the bill.
Other bills signed by the Mayor In
cluded one authorizing the Board OF Est
mntc 70 give $4,000 annually 70 the Amer
lean Museum OF Safety. and another es-
tablishinK the Department OF Licenses,
Among the measures vetoed by tho
Mayor was one which sought to give free
water supply TO tho Young Women's
Christian Association and the bill grant
ing a special writ of certiorari to MISS
Augusta d. Frank, who has been seeking
reinstatement as a school teacher since
her removal by the Board Of Education
in 1897 The bill is similar TO ono vetoed
last year by Mayor Gaynor.
Hearings were held on twenty-four bills'
but action on eleven was deferred. The
most important OF these was tho Hon.
Foley bill. aboiishing the Municipal Elk
plosive Commission and transferring itS
powers to the Fire Commissioner.
The Board of Trade and Transportation
and fourteen Industrial bodies. from
wholesale grocers and pharmacists 70
manufacturers OF high explosives ap-
peared against the Hoff-Foley bill. the
Fire Commissioner and the Merchants
Association approved the bill.
Fire Commissioner Adamson said the
work OF the commission which the bill
seeks to abolish is now purely admins
trative.
Charles T. Terry. Of the Automobile
Dealers Association, in opposing the Dill,
said the power OF the commission could
not be safely transferred to an executive
who now has a thousand things to do"
There was but little opposition to Dill
giving $500 pension 10 Mrs. Margaret Hop
kins, eighty years old. whose son Thomas
was killed while fighting fire In 1887. AT
that time pensions OF members OF the
Fire Department went only to dependent
widows or children.
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BUSINESS REvERSES

NJ. l.. BRANDT MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, dealers in novelties. las Du-
ane ST. Petition filed by these creditors:
Allison Manufacturing Company tl97; s.
o. Bigney Company, $50; Ostby q Barton
Company, 1921, and Il. & q. Company,
s3g Judge Hough appointed John -.
Cartwright receiver, In 5000 bond. Liza
bilities about $4,000, and the assets. con-
slsting of stock, about $1,000 and equity
In outstanding accounts.
AMOUNTS UNDER $4,000.
EDWIN +. SKINNER, doing business
as the Schafford Album Company, for
merly Is Nspenard ST. and now q Walker
ST. manufacturer OF albums for talking
machine records. filed petition, with la
bjlities, 1851, and assets N,2l6 repre-
sented by stock. SAB; machinery and
tools. S5Oi, and debts due on open ac-
count, $3.50.
FREDERICK l.. HURT. go West 97th
ST. occupation, brushes" filed petition,
with liabilities, $3.50, and no assets.
GARDINER & BURTON. Petition
filed against Carrie GARDINER and George
N burton, doing business as GARDINER
& Burton. machinists. lS7 Pearl ST., by
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these creditors, c. u. Cottreii a Sons,
s2ei, and Michael ]. Mahoney, ss76,
ALEXANDER OLSHANskY. Petition
against Alexander olshansky retail fur
niture dealer las Essex st. by these
creditors; Guy 7. Hezlett Furniture SG na,
bed Company, 1927, and Felkstein n
strange, s2i7. Liabilities, 1850. and as
HARRY sTEINBERG. Petition nlcd
against Harry steinbefg, manufaeturer
OF ladies' waists II East 2lst ST.. by
these creditors. Martin l.. Cohn Com
pany. $500: Pure bye and silk Company,
Inc, $500, and Hydeman q Iassmer, Nvo.
Judge Hough appointed l.. M, Vincent
receiver for Abraham Oberman, manu-
$1,000 bond.
LOUIS AND JOSEPH LANG, manu-
facturers of dresses, 10 West 18TH ST.
have assigned TO Robert i. Lewis
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MAYOR PRAISES GUARNIERI
Also Sends Check for 500 to
Aid Police Hero's Widow.

Mayor Mitchell sent his check for 500 to
Dock Commissioner Smith last night for
the widow Of Detective Joseph Guernieri,
who was shot and killed while trying to
make an arrest some days ago.
In his letter TO Mr.. Smith the Mayor
Ra:d:
Il am sorry to be so late in this, but
did not learn until few days ago that
such a fund had been started.
"Our Police Department has never been
lacking in courage, no matter what dam
gerous conditions had TO be faced. The
city is justly proud of this, and we can
express our feelings in no more fitting
way than by helping to provide for those
who.were dependent upon policemen who
died in the performance of duty"
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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 or 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 fee
simple absolute and an estate by way. OF
easement in and TO certain several premises
situate at and near the intersection OF MOTT
AVENUE AND EAST 18TH 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 portion OF the rapid transit
railroad commonly spoken OF as the LEX
INGTON AVENUE ROUTE.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the re-
port OF Charles l. Hoffman, Charles j. Leslie
and Sampson III. Weinhandler. Commission
ers OF Appraisal duly appointed In the above
entitled proceeding, which report bears date
the 25yd day Of March. 1914, was fled in the
office OF the Clerk of the County OF Bronx
on the 7th DAY OF April. 1914.
NOTICE is FURTHER GIVEN that the
said report Will be presented to the Supreme
Court OF the State Of New York at a Special
Term thereof TO be held In the First Judicial
District at the County Court House I'm the
Borough Of The Bronx. City OF New YorE
on the gath day OF April 1914, at the open
ing OF Court on that day and that then and
there, or as soon thereafter counsel can
be heard thereon, motion will be made
that said report be confirmed except as TO
the parcel designated in said report and
upon the map accompanying said report az
Parcel No. /, and that as to said Parcel No
a motion will be made that said report be
not confirmed and that said report In so
far as IL relates 10 Parcel No. ], be referred
to new Commissioners TO be appointed nv the
said Court to reconsider the subject matter
thereof
Dated, New York, April 10th, 1914.
FRANK l.. POLK,
Corporation Counsel,
Hall Of Records
Borough OF Manhattan,
City Of New York.
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Vessels Arriving at and Departing
from the Port of New York,
Wednesday. April IS.
ARRIVED


steamer Narraeansett sIlr,. Ionson March "a
~ "a Ma'Sen. IN ballast. Arrived at the Bar
~ M 18th.
y steamer Kronprlnsessin Cecnie Ger. Rre-
&Hesn April I and southampton and Cherbonrx
.hia Ssisieas 4 Co with i22 frst. lSs second
H,Ssn ana So steerage passengers. mails and
80. IriNed az the BAR at II y m, Hath
steamer Palcma CCuban) Nipe Bay and
snes = Porto Padre s cihara & Vita and
S SsS lS 70 The Manson IS Line with
SteSmer Finland, Antwerp and Dover April
III 70 the BED star Line. with % FIRST ls6 sec
0Aoin ana ess siserage passengers and
eke. Arrived al the Bar az S:t5 IN.
steamer Enroll (Brl. Yokohama January e.
ooe FEBRUARY !, Moii s shanghai . Hong
rs Port said ~ and Aigiers y. 10 William II
.~sa1en \ CO, with mdse. Arrived at the Bar
Steamer Pastores Csn Kingston Aprn 2
Cristobal 5, Port Limon s. Port Antonio 10 and
santiago II, 20 the United Fruit Co. with s.
4 pssSensers; mails ana mdse. Arrived at the
Steamer cspao CBr. Perth Amboy. 70 W r
Grace Co. in ballast Left Quarantine at
steamer Madison. Newport News ana Nor
foik, 20 the Old Dominion Sc Co, with passen-
Ygels and mdse' Passed "a Quarantine az $3.50
steamer TRANSPORTATION, -. Passed In
Quarantine At S.5S m.
steamer Francis OBJ. Para. to the Booth So
20, with passengers and mdse. Passed in
sandy Hook at 1850 m
steamer Delaware, Philadelphia. 20 the clyde
w WIN AieScs = cceN IN quarantine at
l.N m.
steamer Fl sud. Galveston April 2. 10 the
southern Pacific Co, With mdse. Passed in
Quarantine at SIS a m.
Steamer lscnapc Jacksonville April 10 and
Charleston Is. 20 the clyde Sc Co, with pas
sengers a. mdse. Passed in Quarantine at
ASe m.
steamer Tlvives CBr,. Boston April IL. to the
nited Frui; Co. in ballast Left Quarantine
1af ssoS 2
steamer Francis OBr) Mansos March 2s Para
prll and Barbados $, TO Booth & Co, with
paSSengcrs. mails and mdse. Arrived at the
pr az noon.
steamer olympic (Brl. southampton and
1crbourg April s 10 the White star Line.
Sc passengers. mails and mdse. Arrived al
e Rar at III m.
Steamer Berlin Ger. Genos April and
NAPLES 5, 10 Oeirichs & Co. with passengers
land mdse. Anchored in Quarantine at $50 p m.
y Steamer Niagara lrl. Havre April J. 20 the
compsgnie Generate TransatlantiQue with s.
iecond class and $67 steerage passengers and
= sdse. Arrived az the Bar at 4;f5 . m
i SAILED.
& steamers Santa Marta CBrl. Colon: Proteus.
New Orleans. san Marcos Galveston: Howick
Eall CBrl. Valparaiso; Corcovado Ger, BARGE
cna; Arspahoe, Charleston and Jacksonville;
4 lmestown. Norfolk and Newport News: Splen-
AUST. Trieste. Perfection, Sabine; Baron
u Needmouth CBr). Sabang; Manchioneal (Nor).
Ifort Antonio; Obidense CNor). Port Antonio;
q ,snperator Ger Hamburg; Ia Lorraine Qsr),
davre. Befmudian lBr) Bermuda lndrakula
1Brl. Manila: Dwinsk Russ), Libau; Stampalis
RteO. Philadelphia. Nora (Nor, Macoris
Euha. MayagueS; Amolco, Jobos via Norfolk.
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JUDGMENTS RECORDED,
APRIL 10.
Manhattan.

rhe following Judgments for amounts
OF more than $500 were fled Yesterday,
the first name being that of the debtor;
Arehhold. Robert IL and Alice H.--C S,
Ball. VIM. Il. and Maria R.-Bank or
Rockville Centre, S2.61S 6S.
Bernstein. Wolf b. and Barney-People
OF state. etc. $1,000. $500.
s sIS%i' a aS' J.@E' s. ' Smith ct al,
Brown. Florence s.-H Collins. i?ts os.
Cermler. Albert A.-W Langdon. Sele a.
Crawford. Gladys and Paula DALI wyle
People, etc. $500.
Dinter. PAUL. j. Dorp. 1921 ~.
Goldberger BENJAMIN MI. Narcotic &
Goldberg, Maurice s-ys Fitzgerald.
Hemming, Henry &C. A. Singer. jr,
Heuber. Lawrence-J. Rupert. $500 Il.
Hartwig. August and Emilee-C. G..
Whine, $340 Sc
Jacobs, Hannah. s. Conabeer. s424 II.
Kameras, Max-North Ward Realty Co..
Kourbage. Joseph - T. ]. Krikorian,
Kopiik. Annie-B. Schiller s3,O1254.
Mannheim, Louis and Jacob-R. G. Beat
M!scione, Luigi--M. Caputo. $3.50 Of.
Marcus. Isidore-D. Strauss. s4s3 SO.
Mcdowell William George T., Egbert
ana Robert r. Lawson--People,s Ma
tional Bank. Brooklyn, n. Y, $,3bO 40.
McCracken John A.-Sweet, Orr & Co..
Inc, $4,000.
Neiman' Therese--J. Edgar Leaycraft &
Patchett. George w. w. Farley,
Peterson, Robert c. A.-B. B. Alsop.
<5,9 $50 OF
Shuman, George H.-western Electric
scapichio, Nicolo-David Meyer Brewing
Shepherd, Ethel D.--Lewis & conger,
Smith, Francis E.--Art Metal Construc-
Sanger. Mack W. and Harry-K. Bott,
S5.1S5 So.
Sullivan. Maurice wv. J. Solomon,
Usoskin, Pauline-147th st. and 14sth st.
Winter, William H.-F. Rath, $50 T.
Wise, Leonora-Northern Bank OF New
wise Mark~George Ringer & Co., s9s7 SO.
Wolf, Julius-E. S. Bbas, .t529 65.
Webb. Edgar-F. Forman, 1921 o..
WSpnik. Maxi. Halpern ct al. 500 81.
Wiegfeld, Mignon-Berkeley School, 1858 ~:
Auletta q Co.-Dollar Savings Bank OF
City OF New York, 5,023 SO.
q
guardian, S6,l5S p.
Gatlin Institute Inc.-Sutherland Apart
ment Co., S5l4 35
Independent Order OF Ahawas 1srael-A.
Rosen. $3.50 65.
Merchants and Manufacturers Securities
Co.-Carnegie Trust Co., $4SO,28.
Mitchell H. Mark Realty Corporation-A.
Brounet, SlO66 rs.
Park Terrace Co.-People etc, SAT 90
Woodside Heights Land Corporation
People etc, $500 rs.
The Bronx.
Leuchtenberg, William E.-E. 8. Farrow,
$3.50 Is.
Mannheim, Louis and Jacob-R. G. Beatie,
SIT So.
Mitchell H. Mark Realty Corporation. ST.
066 rs.
Theirman. August-W. Sparks. $3.50.
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
APRIL 10
Manhattan.
The FIRST name is that OF the debtor, the
second that Of the creditor, and date when
judgment was filed:
Palumbo Theodore and Ellza-G. Hassler
Nov 20. 1910; $40 So
Same-Same; Sept %. 1910; 1920 Is.
Alpha Construction Company and Adolpf
Hirshfeld-Noska, Froelsch sidlo; June "A
1913; S497 o.
Mansad Construction Co., Emanuel Krule-
witch-Noska, Froelsch Sidlo; June "a
1913; $3.50 o.
Schmidt, Edw As. c. Pulls Jan. 10. 1911
81 ,475 81
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Centre line OF block

35th Street.
The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above described
property is TO be sold. is $3.50. 637 80. with in
terest thereon from the 10th day OF Fobru-
ary 1914. together with the costs and al
Iowance. amounting to 1854 a. with inter-
est from March 9th, 1914. together with the
expenses Of the sale. The Approximate
amount Of the taxes, assessments and water
lowed TO the purchaser out of the purchase
money, or paid by the Referee. is $4,6s5 So
and interest.
ISIDORE ID. MORRISON. Referee.
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED


Antwerp, April l4-vaderlsnd CRels). New York
awe. April 14-Francs OFr). New York
ong Kong April li-Indrani OBJ. New York
Eeibourns. April i2-Henrik Ibsen CNor). New
York via ST Vincent. Y, Cape Town, etc;
18th. Lindenf>;s Ger. New York via Cape
Miehaeis, April i4~Nordamerika DAM. New
colombo. April i5-Denbigh Hall BD. New
York via Alden for Manila.
Fsgal April 13-Kybfels Ger. New York via
Port Natal and Batavia.
i. Copenhagen, April l5-oscar II DAM, New
Ponta Delgada. April 14-Roms CFr), New
York via Providence for Marseilles.
Focopilla, April 12-Charlton Hall CBr), New
Houtevideo April i2-Hermione (Br), New
York for Buenos Ayres.
adelaide. April l2-HOltys OBJ. New York via
rotterdam. April I2-Nygaar QNor), New
York.
santos. April 1e-Portuguese Prince (Br)' New
York via Rio de Janeiro.
kylerto Madryn, April lo-Caeiaue 'br' Ne"
Punta Arenas. April l5-Coya OBJ. New York.
81 Vincent, { V. April i3-Heacley ODD New
YORK
sremen, April 15-Ksiser Wilhelm der Crosse
Gibraltar April l5--Ivernia CBr), New York
bran, April 14-Kansss (Br), Boston and New
York
81 Lucia, April i3-Otto Trechmann CBr) 0rom
Rio de Janeiro), New York.
Cape Town, April 1O-Drachenfels tSerl V from
New York; Fremantle etc; Whakarua (Br)
| from New York;. Melbourne, etc.
Acolombo April 14-Karonga (Br) iron Man
ila) Boston and New York.
#los,thauptop April i5-Philadelphie, New
York Via Cherbourgh and Queenstown
PASSED.
Perrin April 14-Kentucky (B), Manila ETC.
\ for Boston and New York.
tscilly. April i5--Chester Dutch, New YORK for
81 Antwerp.
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Clope n
Destination and steamer ESQ pm
Japan, Corea, China, Philippines (via
Scatte)--Sado Maru ................. To-day
Hawaii (via san Francisco Matsonia. Apr. II
Hawaii, Japan Corea, China, Philip
pines Cyia San Franoscol- -MRnchuria. Apr. e
Hawaii (via san Francisco)-sierra, ....Apr. 70
Seattle Msru. .,.'s....,..........Ap Apr. q
Tahiti. MarQuosas Cook Islands, New
Zealand, Australia (via san Francisco)
Tahiti ...,.,......s.,,,..,..,.. Apr. "a
TictcrlS) Empress Of indiS.....'....,.,Apr Is
FrSnciscoD~U transport. ".~ 80
Australia via san Franciseo)-sonoma May
Hawaii. F1j Islands, New Zealand,
AUSTRALIA Nvla Nlctorla) MA gara.. ....May
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

, The Berlin, reported as 1893 miles miles east
n sandy Hook at a m yesterday, Is eX-
lected 70 dock this forenoon.
Tho Niagara, reported a. 1913 miles east OF
ls ndy Hook at 400 m yesterday, Is expected
10 dock this forenoon.
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FOR SALE.

WANTED.-To express you gallon alright
can Pure Florida sugar cane syrup. Finest
pressed 10 your address on receipt OF Sl8
& 10 WESTON Fort Pierce (St. L.ucle County,
FLORIDA Down Where the Sugar Cane
box, expressed.
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CARPET CLEANING.

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
clds.,, Largest, Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD cARPETa
Prices Reasonable. Sen6 for Circular
Tel l0s2-4693 Bryant 431-439 West 45th 81.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.
Cleans By compressed air. steam, hAsd or
on moor 1858 broadway, 421 East leth Of.
COE BRANDT. Tel is2-3Sth-
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PENNSYLVANIA.

NEW SPRUCE CABIN INN-whsrs you
can catch trout. Greatly enlarged; rooms en-
suite with bath. Garage, Saddle horsea All
amusements. Now open. Booklet Cresco
station Lack. II. r. w. j. & NJ. d. Price.
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shipping Information and
Marine News of the World
rRANsPAcIFIc MAILS.

II oriente, Galveston. NAL. - 400 m
Sabine brunswick, -, s,c0 m
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
MEN with patentsble ideas write Randoiph
Co, Patent Solicitors, Washington, ID. Z.
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WORK WANTED.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

wi 3 ~ 81 VT
Male.
BUTLER. VALET, SECOND and USEFUL
FOOTMEN.-English. Swedish, F remen,
Investigated references. Osterbergs Agency
716 Lexington ave. Tel. Plaza 2o4 and loo2.
BUTLER, VALET. UsEFUL-German-Swl
thoroughly experienced, y years eaI II
west 42d St Phone 62lo Bryant
FHFNHINDs. ASSISTANT GARDENERS
Several strong young men,, swedish, NOT
afraid work; highly recommendeo' mostly Tow
wages. osterberg's Agency, TO LeAlnslon ave.
GARDENER.-Useful man; single; on gentle
mans country place; understands care horses,
harness. carriages; can drive; lawns, rcadsi
good all around, honest, sober, induRrlous'
best references. James, Tribune Uptown once
1864 Broadway. -----
GARDENER. CoACHMAN, UsEFUL.-Thor-
suphly experienced. strictly temperate,
strong industrious. 3 years excellent REFER
ences Industrial Association, IL west 4Zo-
Phone 5210 Bryant.
Female.
CHAMBERMAID.--Ass other Work; neat,
competent girl; 2 years reference; city or
country: $25. Domestic Exchange ga Co
lumbus ave. SCHUYLER 9136. "
COOK AMI sS-CHAMBERMAID.-
Two neat. first class swedish girls; very
competent; excellent references Osteroerg
and 1895.
COOK. swedish, young first class In every
respect. very competent; city or country
best references; $40. oster6ergs Agency flo
Lexington ave. Tel. Plaz1 "a and 1000.
COOK- WATTREss.-Together or separate;
desirable girls; excellent references: city
or country; S30-S25. Domestic Exchange,
s24 Columbus aye. SCHUYLER 9l36
COoK.-Neat young Swedish girl very compe-
tent: understands any kind cooking; city or
country: excellent references; $50. OsterberEs
Agency. 716 Lexington ave. Tel. Plaza 2o4
CooK.-Competent; serves dinners. lunches,
ETC.; also excellent plain dishes; city or coun-
try. Mrs. Cooper's Agency. 657 9Th ave, Ssth
81.
COOK-LAUNDREss, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
REss.-sisters; competent young women;
references; city or country. Mrs. Coopers
Agency 657 9Th ave, 8Sth st
COUPLE.-First class cook fancy desserts;
butler, useful. neat; city or country; ex-
cellent references. MacNenl Agency II west
35th st. Greeley 6345.
COUPLE.-Gardener, farmer and useful, wife
cook laundress or houseworker; excellent ref
erence. Mrs. Cooper's Agency, 6S1 9TH ave.
3Sth IT.
HOUsEWORK.-Ne swedish girl; good cook
waitress hOusemad; excellent references;
500 Osterbergs Agency, 710 Lexington ave-
Tel. Plaza 20 and 100
NORTHUMBERLAND young woman; good
baker: references: city or country. Mrs.
Coopers Agency, 6j7 9th ave, SSth st.
DREss.-Thoroughly experienced in
finest laundry work, shirts, linens, .laces,
woollens: excellent references. E., Miss
FitzGerads Bureau. 546 9th ave.
WAITRESS, HAMBERMAID-very neat
appearing competent girl; excellent per-
gonai reference: city or country; S25. Do
nestle Exchange. 1924 Columbus ave. Tel.
Schuyler 9136.
WAITRESS, PARLORMAID.-Neat,t tall Swed-
ish girl excellent waitress: understands her
work Thoroughly; excellent references; $50 Os-
terberg's Agency. TIC Lexington ave. Tel. "a
and 1856 Plaza.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

OLD ESTABLISHES W. WASH LAUNDRY,
incorporated. In upper part New York
Stafe.--Wiii sell 90 shares for 5000 cash
no instalments; weekly profit. SIS; guaran-
tee to be not less than $50: prospective buy
I'll he 10 satisfied as TO the honesty and rare
opportunity OF this OFFER; no information
given to inouisitive people: we give address
and IL you have the money come here ana
set information personally. Have aIsc Z
w. w. Laundry In other city for sale fer
81, 800 cash; pronts s25 a week. Address
Laundry, Box ie. Tribune once
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BUSINESS CARDS.
7, LEACH

sTATIoNER a PRINTER
Our Prices Are Right. Our Stock ComDieta
We make = customer with every sale -als,
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1913. 1914

Highest temperature yesterday, 40 cat
a. M; lowest 81 (at Z p. M; average, Al
average for corresponding date last year. %;
average for corresponding date last thiTty-three
years. as
Local forecast--Rain to-day; fresh northeast
TO north gales; tomorrow warmer and probably
fair.
Humidity.
s a. m..... - p. No.. T. S p. m..... %
Barometer Readings.
a. m .50.i1 p. m. 5000 p. 80
United States Department Of Agriculture
Weather Bureau observations, taken at ?. M
18th meridian time:
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MINIATuRE ALMANAC.
HIGH WATER.

Sunrise. 500 sunset. $40; moon rises, i;lo;
roon's age, q.
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EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS.

FAMOUS WILDUNGEN WATER delivered by
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