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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-02
Vessels Arriving at and Departing
from the Port of New York,
Wednesday. April /.
ARRIVED.

steamer Saratoga, Havana March IS and
Nassau 20 TO the New York and CUBA Man
SIS Co. with 223 passengers. mails ana hdse'
Arrived at the Bar at 5;O4 a m.
steamer Barnton (Br). Sagua March - ana
Caibarien 20. TO the Munson - Line WIN
sugar Arrived at the Bar az il m. Sis.
steamer Yumuri Cuban, Cientuegos MaTch
Is and Manzanilo "a. TO the New YORK x
Cuba Mail IS Co. with mdse. Arrived al 'he
steamer Tenadores OBJ. Colon March %.
Port Linon y Port Antonio % and Sant-
ago 2S 10 the United Fruit Co, with 40 pas
sengers. mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar
steamer Noordam Dutch. Rotterdam and
Bouogne March II. Via Halifax 80 70 Ine
second cabin and IA steerage passengers and
mdse Arrived at the Baf at m; 90
steamer CoIual. Mobile March 20. Tampa 20
and Key West IS TO the Mallory IS Co Win
passengers and mdse. Passed in Quarantine
o. steamer 81 Sol Galveston March 90 TO the
Southern Pacific GO, with mdse fasseu IN
Steamer Vaderland (Belg. Antwerp and
Dover March II. 70 the Red star Line, win
5 first and 253 second cabin and l.lo' steerdge
passengers and mdse. Arrived at the Bar al
Steamer Kaiser wilhelm II Ger, Bremen
March "a southampton and Cherbourg 20 TO
Oelrichs a co, with 1863 first and 203 second
cabin and 679 steerage passengers, malls and
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at $50 m.
steamer Delaware Philadelphia, 20 the
Clyde SIS CO. with mdse. of the Highlands at
1927 m.
steamer Delaware, Philadelphia. Passed in
Quarantine at 1905 IN. ~
Steamer Sark CNor). Cienfuegos March "a;
10 J II Winchester * CO. with uGar. Arrived
at the Bar at 1880 m ~
steamer Alliance, Cristobal March 20, 10
the Panama Railroad SIS Line, with AZ pas
sengers malls and mdSe. Arrived at the Bar
az l m. go $3.50 M 49,,
Steamer Apache. Jacksonville March 70 ana
Charleston 80 TO the Clyde SIS Co win pas
sengers and mdse. Passed in quarantine al
go m. ~ 4.
Steamer Beli;a Nor). Bsnes March q, to
the United Fruit Co. with fruit. Arrived at
the Bar at IN.
steamer Princess Anne, Newport News ana
Norfolk Passed in Quarantine al $40 IN.
Sandy Hook. y j, April I. $50 m-Wir'
southwest. moderate breeze; raining anu
thick fog; light sea.
SAILED.
Steamers Alderney (Nor). Philadelphia;
Indra (Br), Manila; Romsdalen (Brl, New
rort News: Condor (Br), Callao via Norfolk;
ieSione tBrl. MontcVideo; creole. New Or
leans: Zacapa (Br), Colon; Durley Chln9
1Br,. Newport News; Comanche. Charleston
and Jacksonyille: Colorado Galveston; Jet-
f,rson Norfolk and Newport News. Virginia
tAustj. Matanzas; Belvedere AUST, Trieste
Obidense 6Nor) Port Antonio; Bermudlan
(Br) Bermuda; La Provence (Fr), HaVre.
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BUSINESS REVERSES

JESSIE NJ. GRAEFFE-No. 2os5 Broadway.
aied netition. with liabilities Of s32oS. and no
assets. OF the liabilities. .SiS Is for rent
SARAH q. LIPFELD-No. 30 west ,aan
street filed petition, with liabilities Of S.23l
assets 81 sos notes OF Abraham Besthon q
Son leather goods dealers. or NO. zso f1itn
avenue The largest creditor is Jane Besthon'
OF No 20 West nth street. $500, money loaned
LOUIS DIENSTAG-Woollen tobber. No. ~
Grand street filed schedule: liabilities si7.744'
assets. tsO73, consisting OF stock h''VO; ac-
counts 1873. and cash in bank. $50 -,
SUPERIOR GLASS CONPANf-No. 1888
West Farms Road, filed schedule, which shows
liabilities s2Osl1: assets, 1894, consisting OF
stock $50; accounts N.O54: notes, N,0V'
fixtures, $50; wagon. $3.50. and cash In bank
NICHOLAS J. LONG AND IDALENE COT
TON IONG-A stage manager, OF No. 1873 West
4sth street, and AN actress, OF the same al
dress. filed separate petitions TO get rid OK
debts contracted Jointly at Huntington, Long
Island His liabilities are S.S52. and hers are
siS4 Among the creditors are the Bank OF
Huntington, $40. and George ". Conklin. OF
Huntington. tSli. both for money loaned
BERNARD SPATZ-Judge Hough dismissed
application OF Bernard Spatz. wholesale
grocer OF No. 1913 East Broadway. for dis
charge for want OF prosecution. Petition filed
against Mr. spatz October % 1912. and HIS
schedules showed liabilities. S5i.6iS; nominal
HARRY AUERBAcH- Petition filed against
Harry AueTbach. dealer In tailors' trimmings
and dress goods, at No. Gs' Amsterdam ave-
nue. Creditors. u. Abrams, s33; philip,
or assigned claims. Liabilities are $4,000
IDEAL WAIsT BAND COMPANY-Peu-
tion fled against isiGore Pilser. trading es
the Ideal Waist Band Company. No. 80 Lis
penard street Creditors: Frank Dubensten.
sis1; Herman q. Gerdes. $500. and Morris
Tsderman, $500 Liabilities are $1,000
JAMES r. KEANE-Petition filed against
James p Keane. retail furniture dealer. OF
No 1851 THIRD avenue. by these creditors;
Benjamin weiss. ssG2. Robbins Brothers.
1891, and Hynan Brothers Co, 1870. all
on uOtSs OF the James r. Eeanc Company,
furniture dealers OF which he wse presi-
dent a petition was filed against II on
March ~.
SOPHIA wExLER-Jvdge Hough appoint
ed IDA r.. Albert receiver for Sophia Wexler.
= dressmsker OF No. % West 46tb street ::
bond ~ 900
7 s. VAN LOAN RAILWAY EQUIPMENT
CONPANY-Judre Hcugb appointed william
81 simpson receiver for the 7. =. Van Loan
Railway Equipment Company Of No. 2J3
Broadway. bond, 81 900.
DIR. THOMAS J. cARNEy--Peiltion MED
arslns' Dr.. Thomas j. Carney. Of No. III
west e5th street. crsditors: Albert w.
Grsqory. 5000: Abe Briii. 1926. and &. ~.
Van voiirnhoVsn. $50. all for lpsns. He has
been a practising physician for fifteen years
snd formerly WAS yice-presidcnt Of real
sgtats company al Bonneville Heights. ~ j..
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED.

Tellicherry. March 31-Barenfels Ger, New
York via Bombay.
Montevideo, March 3l-Hortensius (Br), New
Caiabar. March 2s-Dusla (Ger). New York
via Las Palmas, etc.
Santos March 29-Gunther (Ger), New York
Antwerp. April 1-Zeeland (Bels), New York
via Dover.
(Brl. New York via Montevideo.
Rouen. March S0-Aras OBJ, New York via
Bristol. April 1-Chicsgo City CBr),, New
Manila, April 1-Ksronga (Br), BOst. and
Care Town, April York Castle (Br), zew
Valparaiso. April 1-BensranO (Br>, New
Naples. April SAINT Anna (Fr). New 70,
Liverpool. April Armenian (Br, Ne
York
Oran. March 2s-Kandahar CBr) 0relyN
cutta and Colombo). Boston and New ".
St Lucia. March 2S-Kelyinbank (Br) Or a
Montevideo). New York.
Buenos Ayres, March SI-Herminius tBr),
southampton. april 1. 1910 p m-oceanic
(Br). New York via Cherbourg and Queens
town; p m-Kronprinz Wilhelm (Ger)
Nrom Bremen). New York via Cherbourg.
Rotterdam. March 31-Ocean Dutch, New
York.
Alsiers. March 2s-Yeddo (Br) Cfrom Bonn
hay), New York.
Rio de Janeiro. March 29-Otto Trechmann
tBr), New York.
Naples. March 3i-SeXonia (Br). New York
Cherbourg, April ]. 6 p m-Kronprinz VIII
helm (Ger), New York.
Hsvre, March SO-Chicago (Fr), New York.
Yokohama, April 1-karema Obj, New
York.
PASSED.
FaStnst. March 31-Chicago City (Br), New
York for Bristol.
Lizard, April l, 5 m-Westerdyk CDutch),
New York for Rotterdam.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrise. 5:42; sunset, e:2s, moon sets. o:42
q m moons age, :.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York-Union Mortgage Company, Plaintin'
against Arnel Realty Co, Inc, ana others.
Dsfendants-In pursuance of judgment OF
foreclosure and sale, duly mado and en-
tered in tho above-entitled action ana bear
Undersigned, tho referee in said Judgment
named will sell at public auction at the
Exchange Salesroom. No. 14-16 Nesey Street,
I'm the Borough OF Manhattan, City OF New
York on the nth day of April, 1914 at IL
o'clock noon on that day, by Joseph T. Day:
Judgment 10 be sold. and therein described
as follows:
ALL those certain lots. pieces or parcels
of land with the buildings and improve
m.nts thereon erected. situate, lying and
being in the Borough OF Manhattan, CITY,
described as follows: BEGINNING at point
on the northerly side of Thirty-nfth Street
distant four hundred and hve (4O5) feet
westerly from the northwesterly corner OF
Thitty-nfth Street and Fifth Avenue; run
ming thence northwardly parallel with Fifth
wall ninety-eisht (9S) feet nine 90 inches
10 the centre line Of the book; thence west
wardly along raid centre line or the block
sixty-five (G5) feet; thence southwardly ana
naraIlei with Sixth Avenue. nnety-eight t9S)
fe.t nine 90 inches 20 Thirty-ffth Street;
sixtv-hve $3.50 feet TO the point or place OF
beginning. said premises being now known
bv the street numbers 1881 and 33 West
Thirty-ffth Street.
Dated New York. March Path. 1914.
TSIDORE d. MORRISON. Referee.
MERRILL & ROGERS, Attorneys for Plain
IN. 100 Broadway, Manhattan. New York
The following IL q diagram Of tho prop
erty 10 be sold:
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85th Street
The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above described
property Is TO be sold. In $500. S37 80. with In
terest thereon from the 18th day of Fcbru-
AIRY. 1914. together with the costs and al
est from March 9th, 1914. together with the
expenses OF the sale. The approximate
amount Of tho taxes. assessments and water
rates or other liens. which are 20 be al
lowed TO tho purchaser out OF the purch as
money. or paid by tho Referee, II 1855 IS
and intereci.
Dated New York. March 2%th. 1914
ISIDORE d. MORRISON. Referee.
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BATTEDAY, APKIL Z
TRANsPAciFlC MAILS.

,..,..,., ana steamer $50 m.
tgs~sn samoan Islands, NGT Zealand,
Aos"""~ w. 90" '-'.'-..,........ To-day
bsnsn' Ss' 80, g,snc,,eo,.~ siberia -. To-day
ysosB, Cores. China, Philippines WE 49, a.,
festfleJ-AiN Asru .....s,..,..s....,. io-""|
hsWsh VIZ -" ..,,...Apr 3
,,ps1 ~ s.n Yranelseo,- NanOa Apr .
Iapaa, Cores. China fyla JaoOmS) n
fanzrDa Bsr1 ..ss.s.s.stsss..<. 'np' "
Hawaii VII Islands. New Z@slspo' q.
Australia via ysncouTef) --Nakpfs.'''Apr' +"
'zP sn.,o ,' Apr. 10
ja,zn 0oyes. china. Philippines iriS :,
tlotoflsy~ E1yfesE ~ Russia ... Apt a.
Tsniti. Asrqyssss, COOK ISLANDS. Ne"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-02
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
BUSINESS CARDS.
PUBLIC NOTICE,

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Board OF Water supply. at its offces.
tventy-second floor. Municipal Building, Park
Row. Centre and Chambers streets. New York
City, until II a. IN. on Tuesday, April IA.
1914. for Contract 80. for the construction OF
a part Of the Queens conduit a portion OF the
City pipe lines OF CatsiSill aqueduct. in the
city Aqueduct department. and extending from
Fort Greene Park along Myrtle avenue. Wash
ington 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.. 100 feet OF 86 -inch
steel pipe 300 feet Of te-inch csst-iron pipe.
a 4s-lnch TO 86-inch Ventura meter. with
valves and other appurtenances. together with
maintenance for one year.
At the above place and time the bids will
be publicly opened and read. Pamphlets CON
tanning information for bidders and contract
drawings can be obtained at the above ad-
dress, at tho once OF tho Secretary. by de-
posting the sum OF ten dollars $40 In cash
or its equivalent for each pamphlet: For TUT
Their particulars apply to the once OF the
Principal Assistant Engineer at the aboss aa-
dress. - ,..
CHARLES STRAUSS. President
HARLES ~. CHADWICK,
JOHN y. CALVIN,
COMMISSIONER Of The board OF water supply.
W. BRUCE COBB. Secretary
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sueaIEFs AUCTION SALES.

DINIEL GREENwALD. sHERIrFs AuC-
tioneer. cells this day. Tbursdsy. April .
1914. ~ 10 a. NJ. at Az East 1o,h street
by "f'p' % WHITE HORSE
MAX s. GRIFENHAGEN snern,
IosEpU ". HEJEDLY. Deputy shonn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-02
BoARpERs WANTED.
WEST sIDE-Below Tooth Street.

A.-2TH ST, Is wEgr-Nicsly furnished
rooms. running water. steam. electric light.
teiephons; elevator: full hotel ssrvses: use sd-
sons: rooms ana suites with private bath. $40
week no; meais. IS. 50 week: imposition In
yited; beat value in New York.
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Rriyant. Michele-J Per.ak. 1893 81

Brigante. Michele. Per.ak, esass1.
Block. Solomon, and Ella ~. seiniser-
Equitable Life Assurance Society OF the
United States. &3.4s2 80.
Craig. r. Wailace-Meyer Trucking Com
Ordinate. Peter-J. MeCreamer 31.54ss5.
Inc, 1918 So
Fintdorf. Robert B.-F. w. Gefer. $3.50 o3.
Grissler. Louisa Hupfers Sons, Inc
Gliclman. Pincus--M Posstin ct al, ss41 ~
Gi.sbert: Augusta. Gomprecht ct al
Hassler. George. and Philip woit-charles F.
Schmal-. Inc, 81 e9I 30.
High. Tuck-J. Alexander, 1852 90.
Heideloerser. Joseph-F. de l.. l. Myers
Heaiy. Timothy ID. G. Malcolm, 1914 49,
Henning. Wigbcrt-R. T. Kirk, SSss IL
Leibowitz. Herman-Tuscan Construction
Niece. Howard H.-Duval Rubber Company.
Murray Blanche-r p. Pratt $3.50 a.
Marshall Stella. and Daniel F. Clancy-Peo-
pic, etc. $500.
Polslop. frances. G. Long sb1s 40.
Rogowski. Henri--Universal Type Making
hachine Company s4S7 16.
Rosentaum, Henry G., and Solomon X. Lich-
tenstein. trustees-New York. susauehsnna
& Western Railroad Company. costs
Riley Frank NJ. z. Hebron. 1892 90
Rciss Edward s;-M. 4. Mahoney. 81 s6S ss
Rosenthal. Joseph--A. L. Hillyard, s503 IS.
etc, $500
swan Kingsley-Afred Nelson Company.
5000 81.
Shepherd. Ethel D.-shered Farms. slaw-
son, Decker Company, s452 "a.
Stein. Abraham-S. Klein, 1924 so.
Smith, r. Lawrence-F. NJ Loury. 81. los IT,
Shepherd Ethel D.. Martin. s729 So.
Vance, Harvey S-H. V. Holcomb, $3.50 50.
thinner. Philip HI. +. Conran. S616 AZ
Auto Owners Sales Company-Greason Man
ufacturing Company. 1891 40.
A. y. Manufacturing Company-Mechanic
York, s7,671 81.
Gilbert Metals Selling Company and Joseph
VI. Gilbert-Acme Gas Electric Fixture
Company. $5i1 80.
Independent Fertilizing Compapy-Carnegie
Trust Company. $1,000 "a.
Mcfarland & O'Flaherty Dry Goods Com
pany Inc. NJ HassaII. s246 &C.
Merchants Distributing Compsny-E. J. VII
sack e. al, s439 10.
Marine Equipment Company-M II. Ma
honey. $1.346 0s
North American Films Corporation-Carton
Motion Picture Laboratories, So. 500 81.
Post & McCord-C. Tams. $5.76I 80.
Van Houten. Ten Brock Company-A. r.
Elliott Publishing Company. s72o 10.
White House Lunch Wagon Manufacturing
Company - Bramhall Deane Company,
s342 A..
Young Mems Benevolent Association--Mount
Carmel Cemetery Association. $751; ~.
Tho Bronx.
Henderson. William. jr.-G. Dannenfelssr
Kronenberger. jacob. NJ. Bssert. ct al,
S7.196 90
Leitner. Jacob-M Resnick. so121 o..
sail, s2S5 48
Raab. Blanche and George 7. Raab. s547 81
Sponord Estates. ". Bissert ct al.
same~Ssme ct al, $500 So.
simon SimOn-F " Gpiler Inc 1904 "a
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SATISFIED JUDGMENT
APRIL I.
Manhattan.

The first name is that OF the debtor the
second that OF the creditor. and the date when
judgment was fled:
~ c. Central & Hudson River r r. Col.
Theldrick. jr.; March 30, 1914: 1926.
Necker. William-E. Lewis; June IL. 1913;
S3.6S7 90
A. II. Woods Production Co.--Hsrry Rosen-
baum Iron Works: March ~. 1914; 1921 81.
Cooper Electric Engineering Co.-Columbia
Metal Box Co: March 10. 1914; $3.50 As.
Carpenter. Warwick Stevens, Donald c. Brace
and Robert Stangland-Trow Directory
Printing and Bookbinding Co; april %,
1901; 1854 40
Fuchs. Emil EN-. Hllquit ct al; Juno IL,
1913: $3.50 30.
Donohue. Patrick J.-Hannis Distilling Co.;
May II, 1913: $2l7.
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JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
Manhattan,

The following judgments for amounts OF
more ihaD $500 we're MEG yesterday mo
~ nsv,e belu9 nat 81 the debtor.
htvahsug TtosG--Mrir bhHis EhchAhEe M
,iousI Bsnk sl,J6i ~. .
Blrkltn. Anfoni5.--f 81 AEON W. ~
Et,uusft Bertrand o. Mutual LIE lnsur-
ance Company OF sew YORK, 1878 80.
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

Official Record and Washington,
April 1.-The moderate Southwestern disturb
snoe Of Tuesday night has moved rapidly
nor,heastwsrd to eastern Lake Erie with in
creased energy, and general rains have fallen
over all districts east OF the Mississippi River,
except in the extreme South. over the West
orn half of the country the weather was FAIR,
with high pressure. except in the racine states,
where the weather has become unsettled, with
falling pressure and local rains Temperatures
are generally above the seasonal average, al
though not decidedly so. and they nave risen
somewhat during the last twenty-four hours
except in few localities. Thursday ana fri-
day, with the exception OF rain IN the racine
states. and on Thursday in New England tne
weather will be generally fair during the next
few days over the entire country, with moo-
crate temperatures
Winds for Thursday and Friday: Nortn ana
middle Atlantic, moderate TO iresh south 70
west hreeZes; south Atlantic, generally south
TO southwest breeZes, except light east IN en-
IRENE southern portion; east ana West oT III
tensty over eastern Lake Erie. moving nortn.
east Lake Michigan, light west TO northwest
breezes.
Forecast for Special Localities.-Eastern
New York. cloudy to-day, with rain In tho
morning: to- morrow, fair: moderate to fresh
southwest to west breezes.
Western New York, unsettled TO-DAY, proD
ably local rains: TO- morrow, fair; moderate
southern New England, cloudy TO-DAY,
with rain in the morning: tomorrow fair'
fresh southwest TO west breeZes
Northern New England, rain to-day; 70
morrow. fair; moderate south to SOUTHWEST
breeZcs.
New Jersey. Eastern Pennsylvania ana
Delaware cloudy to-day; tomorrow, lair'
moderate west breezes. ,,,
District of Columbia. Maryland and virginia
partly cloudy to-day tomorrow, fair; moo-
crate west to northwest breezes.
West Virginia, cloudy to-day; tomorrow
fair -, 4.
Western Pennsylvania. cloudy to-day: TO
morrow, fair; moderate west breezes' dlnln-
shing.
Local Of1cial Record.-The following ohi-
cial record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes IN the temperature for the last
tMenty-four hours in comparison with the cor
responding date Of last year:
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HIGH WATER.
WIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

IRE Tacoma. reported as 2o6 miles east OF
Sandy Hook at IL m yesterday, is expected
10 cock this forenoon.
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STORAGE NOTICES.

70 MRS. c. 8. NORRIS, LOUISE bEcH[ w
Mrs: NJ. s..inh.rds T W,ss f. n mrs. mrs. 8. =
csesass sarah Mc9s.ia: M M NJ
Drew. w. II. Arnold. T. j. pns!sn' Jordan
5ohn billet. Mrs. NJ II KNAPP MIS- Ese
C. Barry. Mrs !. Jones mrs, "A, nIg'A A. Rob
sr Mr.. julia H MT: X Mis- c..T ii.n. van aith
Eoo",; r,' ssaidon Mrs. Mamie Lee, w. A.
Issiy . F. SMITH ss4.b Mar no.iss .sa. the
anu . O.. Inc nayment OF our lien upon tne
property hereinafter described having enp xe,
ai.s It'll nu cause such property TO Wit, Household
Goods, Personal Effects and Nv M ,sn. :.
son ~ in your name cor In which you may nave
nm interesu TO be sold At public eoetson. &c
a., 70 the statute In such case made ana
SpoyiSsd at Nos 90 a 90 West eIuh 81, on
saturday. April 18th, 1914. ~ w. a. "a; snc
the same will be continued at the same place
.srs NJ 1910 A. ~ until the sale - completed
COLUMBIA sroRA0D WAREHOUSES;
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWs of the World

Zealand. Australia via San Francisco
Tahiti .................... APR.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

sTTTNwAY upright piano. cheap: stored; ele-
CANT mahogany; 500. Geo. schieicher. 81 West
iIth st. mar 9Th ave- n. Y
STEiNWAY UPRIGHT PIANo--Psrfect con
dition: big bargain: must sell. Stadie's
2Jo Willy ave C3Hth st).
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INSTRUCTION..
NEW YORK-MnnhattaA.
DANCING SCHOOLS.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

Xm.1iesn and Foreign Teacher Assscy.-
suppiies Professors. Teachers. Tutors Gov
illes' Apply to Mrs n. }. youNu-vULToN.
20 Union square
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Highest temperature Yesterday, n degrees
(at 10 p. M: lowest, 40 'at a. M; aVeIase
a.. average for corresponding date last year.
IS; average for corresponding date last thirty
three years, IS. -,
Local Forecast-Cloudy to-day, ram III
morning: Friday fair moderate to fresh south
west 10 west breeze
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
WEST sIDE-Below Tooth Suest.

A-2,TH ST. IS wEST.--NieeJy furnished
rooms running water steam, electric light.
Telephone; elevator; full hotel service: use ad-
toininr bath: g. S. 50 week, one or two per-
sons: rooms and suites with private bath. $40
week No. meals. IS. 90 week: inspection In
yited; best value In New York.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
EAST ORANGE.

-Asr ORANGE, LENOx MANOR.
sunny rooms. private bafhs, new
,hronehout. exceptional table. Special rates
Sor Enrinx, Tel 601o Orange
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Humidity.

a. m....... SOL p. m...... 1918 p. m.''.... "
Barometer Readings
& a. m.... 30S3l1 p. m.... so.bs .. r'''' $50
Yrr,,.s s,s,es DEPARTMENT OF Agriculture
Weather bureau observations, taken at p M
18th meridian time:
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ATLANTIC CITY, y. ::
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happen to own farm which mortgagcd,
hence feel qualified write that entertaining subject
entitled, "The Mortgage on the Old Farm" good many
city people have turned out OF this
literature good only for city consumption.
Over the Hills to the Poor-Housc is the sequel to the
mortgage foreclosure.
As a. matter OF fact there isn't much to this. The
evctons after foreclosure don't give any Of the
far-morgagc evil This evil lies in the huge unnecessary
burden OF interest which the farmers carry.
farm mortgage proper and the right sort
farm may be blessing But the American farmer grunts
and under mortgage charges enormously than
those Of his European brother.
The European mortgage bears average Of about
per cent interest the American mortgage nearly 3.
German land bonds often outse German national bonds
That is the German farmer frequently cheaper money
than the German government
Ole Hanson appears to know something about the, qucs
ton He talking about money for the farmers
Of the why he should be elected
Maybe you don't realize how important this money rate
For per money for farm development
would add than twenty millions OF value to the farm
lands OF this And the increase could go
this rate for good many years