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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-12
Timely Neqvs of the Merchandise World
APPRAISALS OF ESTATES.

Or EDWARD VI. AsSENHBlMER Aprl ~
ia sole benenclay Assets we're. An undivided y
interest. ti2Jo. IN 2!l hiylngion At an nnd"neu
,S .i'', sS:G i ;5' - s.s h.. Is. st.
an undivided 3 Interest. ~3l2, IN 32t Pleasant
AZ: en- undivided = interest. t2.si2. ia 5ol East
ii52 second Al, an undivided a interest. $3.50.
in HOS Jefferson .a. Brooklyn: deposits $3.50
divided half Interest In the personal estate Of Eliza
beth G. Veteran. deceased 81 Nl5. $40 Interest 10
c. veteran. tSs7.
.lS.os7 Mrs Maris 'echner widow. is SOC
beneficiary. Assets Equity. $4,000. IN 1886 Third
y =. $3.50. C7j Bergen u. The Bronx. 900
lot at schnylefviile y. y. 5000: deposits. 'lTj.
stocks $40.
HERMAN CoRDEs March %. 1879; total estate.
tl6,sI5 leaving a denct Deceden, conducted a
confectionery business at 50, Columbus az
JULIA ] ALBANEsI september IL, 1910; net.
Missionary sisters u ihs Sacred Heart, 81 900
Teachers Mutual BENEFIT Association. Nsw YORK
Eiis' speilman. not related. ST 900. Herman A
Heydt executor u the estate. not related. s3.327.
Assets: Deposits, s!2ls. mortgages. 1913: per
To Thomas y C,rln. Edward J. Carlin. Anne f..
Csrlin aud Bridget r. G. Carlin. brothers and SIS
ters. Assets: Deposlts slS.6;6.
CHARLES LOUGHREY tAug. a. 1910: net.
t3i9ji. Mrs. Caroline Loughfey, widow. receives
NE interest IN al Asset'. $50 East 2sth St.
$40 O00 deposits. s. ono. stock aud fixtures. Nor
chat tailoring establishment. 2jT Fun N, 81 ej'
bills due from customers. 1881. bonds. tl92.
EDWARD RYAN (Nov II. 1910. net. .lsjl5
Tho entire estate passes 70 William Ryan. brother
AROLINE W SOMMER. widow ~ Louis Som
ner (Ifsy TO- 1910. net. SSiSs. To Augusta A.
Arthur T. Sommer Louis +. sommer and William
T. Sommer children each $4,000 and life In
terest In one-slIth u the residue estate Assets
Equity SIS 600 IN lss West l0ld ST.. appraised al
$50 0OO J2T Hudson st., appraised At s2l 1000, 80
Ninth sv. appraised at $4,000: equity, 5000 In
appraised at $4,000. equity. 81 500. On 38f Ninh
aT appraised al 81 500. deposits, f.5ss Iewelry
and personally. 81 1853. stocks. $3.50 decefents' In
te,est Ia ue estate Of Theodore L. Flsmmer. $l2.-
is
JONAS H. MONHEIMER. formerly credit man
with H. H. Clafin Co aug. 10. 1910 net $t.OS7.
To Mrs !leuriette MOuheimer. widow life interest
in 1888 The remainder and residue Of the es
tate passes 70 three sons Assets. An equity o.
900; deposits So 1877: rent due decedent s30S per-
sonalty. A7j Tho decedonts debts amounted TO
FANNIE KING (Aus 3. 1919: net. $50. ea. De-
cedent also held the power Of appointment under
the will OF her father. Charles King over a trust
fund, amounting % So.75o. Under the will.
Charles X Berwln. GABRIEL A. Berwin. Nathan A.
Bsrwin and Albert J. Bervin nephewsl each re-
ceiyed sal. 232; Mount Sinai Hospital $500; Hebrew
minor requests 10 friends. employees and relatives.
Assets Deposits. $4,000; personal Effects. lewery
and household goods 81 900; bonds. 81, 6ji. ac-
crued income from estate OF Charles King 5000.
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mt Of the creditor. and date when judgment was
lied. - 40. -
adams. 4 &c A Lewis: Dec L.. 1913; 500 .
CgeeI lille and Bsrth-Peopie etc: March ~
Hsr4T1 H-B piclman: March 6. 1908: sl.!.5 So
Jio-n,s1. Annie, aud LeVy-B Cohen: sep 20
Holman. Annie. Hoffman and Levi h ~ a
hover: Sept 26 1915 - ~, - -'.-o
Az, :, ny 20 isif. Sl06. S.
M4a a.i" Lie Ne ms H'i 60 o, " Lese; Jan l9li
Ssme-Ssme: Nov u. 1914: si.i.ss
I.cse't J An L Iesgett: Dec y 1915 49, o.
Solomon Al Bernstein: Jan !. l9le; 49, SS'sf4
se'"Aieck. - II h'"A'''S Nv sjissl
samc-A Fr,nkenstein: April Il. 1919; SIS 70
Warner Is S-S Telephone Co; Aug >. y. -.
Walhloom Construction Co. VI Waller II Bloom
garden Z Gresham Plumbiug 20 anu same
Grossman--M Il Rich: March =. 1910: Nio.ol
Zimmerman. 5 and Annie-M Klein; Aug J. igiC'.
Strait. s A. " VI and II b. jr-J Hoslinss Jan
20. 1915 tvacstedl: - 80. Slll,t'
Weinb,rs. Ii Livingston: Dec 81. 1914 t'a.si.dl
Hail. C. M-Reliance Service Co. Inc: Nov Q 1914
I,,-st,'D 1898 81
wirdsot Land ard Improvement Co-H J Ruby
Feb J. 1915 cancelled. slVoo %
q a l. Auto Lamp Go. lnc-Bellamofe Toomey 90
March p 1915 tcaucell@ll. slit .
Higgins &c Silver. March ). 1910; S3hi o.
ann. julia Minnie b Bumenthsl ct ALL or
United Sifs 'Ti.mnin. Coz Coffin: Jan L. 1915.
The Bronx.
J,cohs : E-M Orpeuheimer: March o 1915. SOS
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WILLS FILED.

uAurEfIrrg y. BERRY fMnch " more than
$40 900 personal LIFE interest 70 Bertha Berry
WE ., her death principal 70 thr.. d'usn . ana
kITcT sIEPfEY NICHOLS Tsb. 2sl ab9u'
$40 900 personal Ruth shep.y. nice, ana LON
shrpey nephew, each 800: HAIRY Plsfee NI Ii1.
for Vfe: o. his death 70 three children. shepey
Nichols son. receives $1,000. besides 'e,asihasf N
ROgALIE PRICK March ". To John fucs.
husband. 81. 900. diamond pin ADD Two fhEs nas
ThleimAn Chatiou. sister. NE inter-r, W tesr'u.
al her death principal 10 nieoes ana hep"e''
Foster TI0,sling A Klcnke, stiys .a.n.o -.
EMILY COOK FEB 22l moro thsn s]''VoV psf
sonaI 10 air Children Peter Cook, atty, . -
SAMUEL HFIIBRONER To Fannie Heibronef;
wife. At her death 70 four children. Teststof ssen
wife to give 81 900 to charity.
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Steamer rates continued strong and a good gen
era demand prevailed for tonnage. but only a I'm
tied business resulted IN chaTtertug. owing 10
shortage OF vessels Quotations to Liverpool. l2d
Hull Is: Bristol. Is nominal. cotton 10 Liverpool,
per 100 TO- $3.50. CHARTERS-Brtish steamer.
IS 900 eases petroleum. New York 10 Malta t0c.
April. British steamer. 1900 quarters grain, New
York 10 west coast RAY. lis Cd March, British
steamer. 1883 tons transatlantic trade u months.
rs. deliveries United Kingdom. March; British
steamer. ? Slj tons same. months. rs 81. April
Spanish steamer 10000 quarters grain. Cur to
leum. New York TO Rio dc Jsueiro. Soc. April:
schooner 2.alj tons. coal. Norfolk 20 Rio lie
Ianei-o S. so. discharged and port charges. April
British schooner Isl tons deals. Port Grevile 10
west Britain east Ireland private terms. prompt
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INFORMATION BUREAU.

Inquiries re. atIns TO trade matters and CONDITIONS
Column.
Question: Kindly give the names
and addresses of the buyers OF the fol-
lowing firms for their toy and game
department: Montgomery, Ward g. Co.,
Sears, Roebuck & Co., Schultz Cigar
Stores, profit sharing. Very truly
yours, Jordan & Jost. Answer-Mont-
gomery, Ward & Co., 38 West Twenty
fifth Street, F T. Bishop; Sears, Roe
buck & Co., 43S Broadway, c. A, Wal,
ters; Schultz Cigar Stores, World
Building, Mr. Goidvogel.
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Idle Car Surplus Larger.

The monthly statement of the Amer
lean Railway Association shows that
on March l there was a net surplus OF
idle cars on the lines of the United
States and Canada of 303,9S7, com
pared with 279,4l1 on February l, or
an increase Of 24,576. The increase
was due principally to .ccumulations
in the West and South.
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WHAT THE BUYERS WILL
LOOK AT TO-DA Y

COLI MBUs. omo-F 4 u Lazarus: J Damon
dumrstcs and ilncns. 200 6th st .,.. 49,.
goods velvets aud silks, 80 Uuion 81, ,,-,.
DAYTON. OIllO-Eder lohnton 90; nunhse''
housefurnishlng goods chins. TOYS walker ~
DETKOiT-J l. Hudson Go. a " schrhhuh ~"
eiry aud esfher goods. 30 Union W ,
LINCOLN NEB-Miiler a Paine. y & Miles. car
pets rugs and upholstery goods. Walker al. a.,
ST LOJiS-B Nugeut 4 Bfos ID " ~
Schwarmeyer linen and white goods ''o rou''n
az 18th floor. . r,,,a.,
SAN FRANCIsCo--Ths Prayer Co: E,HeIdsr
isccs. neckwcsr. embroideries etc. 2OO ON ."
18th floor - ~, r. 7
San FRANCISCO Raphael Well CO: -
Harper rugs. drsperics. carpets and fufhitufo' -
T. 2eth st. 18th foor. hitch. r.. A,
SEATTLE. wASH-McDougan & southvick co; "
Evsy dress goods. Innings. silks ana 'e"ea' @4'
Church ~. a, ,...,,,
WhSTIIN(;TON-M GoldenhurE CO. VI Grunebaum
dress goods and domestlcs; u francse' acI,
Baum. houscfurnishlnF goods: - w 25th ST.
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FIRE RECORD.

n
l. eo--2i Bridge s' Hugo Loswy: Unknown
J 800 Hudson st.. owner unknown. unknown.
l.3o-3lS 90 st. l. Lebilsky triiug
9-o-lj West -. George Carcus. 81 900.
-.SO-s61 z. 18th st.. HershkoNitz q Bsynes: IN
known.
2 .o0-6-3 ". 18th St. J. =. Mcdonald: trifinz
0I-l3j J.. 7ith 81. Joseph Du NiVier: slight.
920-iI RlVington 81. sadie kAndInsli. $500
Q Gers Pearl ST.. Hamburger Bros co trisinI
gSJ-iG5 Madison aV, Mrs. Baker; slight
10 }0-Sarah BerkOsitL. l2S Monroe 81 slight
10 SIN automobile. t0th St. and 30 ar. L. T.
Gibbons. SO.
10 $3.50 L. I'd st.. Mary Hybers; trInins
PM
l. -0-i93 Convent az. J. Schsrker. no damage
ssl1-ej l.. llth S.. Israel hapian: s..
-t0---j West End az. Carlson Realty Co . tn
nug
2 20-1.f T. 9lst ST. Mrs. Weisshr0ad. trininz
5.10-ii6 " l00fh g. sadie H0rradsky tnrlnK
3 i0-4a5 l.. l3Sth st.. Jacob Schw.rz5Aum. I'll,
flug
6.5N-lS4 Madison av. Barnet BENJAMIN: trisiax
7.p0--0l v. i3-d ST.. Richard Eby: triHins.
I.Ig-.yS gth Az. I0se.h MaIand0. tGldlas.
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cnd.r,l,.,. PRESS wsll.cc. 1885 10
Il horton Co and IllinO, surety CD rs- I,
Hai:6i Allen IT i,, Thomas ; $50 q
Herbert. DouSan Const Cop Ccye a. ,sittttt - -
! Muy,tsin Co and Louis Brooks Asch. s53S. IS
Jones A-Fede,sl Bras; 4 Bronze Co. No5SS 3
kre.,zer Bernard-N Le Il Edssr. s226sl
kareson. Jacques E-American Exchange Nation,
IsaoI n"i lauren c-Cry Of New York. $3.50
LEVINE Is. a Max Posner-H E!sman et al
Kurov. Nicholas A-Gimbel Bros. n y. $i.Q.6g
Lee Aye Theatre Co-Gimbel Bros. Y. 500 80
Mt&;S s L,W wi'.on o It al. ' .9i5 :, e
M MaISnSSl Frcpro 'S c. Fran se2o 50
Mcdonald. Pr Hunse. .,,ii$$S.SS!
Sane-same. .i'to3 ~
Saine Sls2>ej
II Garry Io,eph--B Altman q Co. S3it!i
Mc.ber. Selig-J d Tobias. Sltt Z!
Martin. : CMadison Square Press. 80 81, % ;:
Nsi,s%snD + F@c rd. stone ;s5si
XY i r Go co.E pS C Davidson 'i2 s, IS
O'IIourhe. J-UnIied Electric Light and re"sf
ON. [oi II c-co,onb,. Garage. Inc. sii% Si.is
U .,s, b. :, Hugo Iasc 0ppenheimer. Richard
Adler and Louis kronensold-CiY OF Ne" 9 2i;
porenba,ecr. IF Dysdsl.; .l?;9!tti
planet Realty Coll McCluskey asV-'tl
Piaisted Archle-Shenied Farms -sla"son pecke,
No., ,o,.,hJ Iurt. $3.50 So
Rus.ian Transport and Ins Co-G Nikols. s. l6I .
Roger. Annie II. and l. L kogers-f WOOD w
p6.en Samlel-Arnour & Co. costs. Sll2 4
Siefcns cord and Commercial Trust Co o. u
" W Farley, No-.'-
SmAllfeld. : P-S Orsnsky, ., az ,
s-IWarfz Gdale-F . Boyd Co. siNt :
Sen. mole Distributing and Distilling 90 ana feli
prince--L JarmuloNsky Ell al 90
Samc-Same. 49, -
Squire & B-H Buxton. s,3ts'T'
Turner T VA Bowers. fiiH-S3
T0mIllsOn, Elzabeth-A Weidmer. SIyp'l
II II smith Realty and Construction TO- ,it' ca
Leonard Bros. o'sts,0y
Vincent Charles-People. etc. e-VY
Welub.rg FlUrence-Fiity ninth St-Madlson ~ ..
White. James-U J. Ferseuson. 80 a.
Williams Eleanor Nj Eole. SIVy,,
Weiss ChArley-A Brsncata. -. ~
Weiss Joseph-M Gitleson. s-'''"
The x.
pri., ;i95 81
BaiSler - al, t113lt
BOfkeuL l. -, Iifsnh,in tlSSil
Hrhhdum' " $3.50
BaTsmanh; n,.isr s2O6 -
Miller. IN Iinn e. al, amt - G t,aiHcs.i
Marcus puiH4's - S2li10
'ou', ~ , t,...,,., o, al SlSS 81
Posck. u Jarours 81 a.
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Thor,a (Norl. Cienfuescs March l. 10 the West
India IS Co. With sugar Bar; -SO ~ Valencia
% Azores March and Providence 10. to W -
well 4 co. with hrst cabin passengers ana muS''
Niagara 1Frj. Ha7re FEBRUARY 2s, to III. Com,
panie Generate Transatlantique. with y e.olis 20
steersgs passengers. malls ana muse DA'' 4-'''
ollnda tCubanl Nipe February "a. Porto Padre
son IS Line with passengers and mdse bar
Ans tNor, Genoa February and Malss, u.
70 the Cans IS Line IA ballast Bar. 40 a m
" Fsrmaud (NorD Jucaro March !. 10 the Munson
Sc Line, with sugar Bar 1870 a m 49,
o. San Juan IS and Arecibo March l. to the New
YORK and Porto Rico IS Go. With md'e' BAL
So,i,nd fyor,. Philade phla March 10. to Fur.
neSs Why & Co. I'm ballast. quarantine. " 80
W,cds,tue tNor,. st AIMS Bsy and Monteso
R.y Mach ? Port Mofsnt and Kingston :. 10 the
United Fruit Co. with ! passengers ahd ffut' DAT
s,nt, Clara. Cardenas March l and Cabsrsn
2. 10 the American and Cuban IS Line With sugar.
D1r ,mestoySp' Newport News and Norfolk. TO the
Old Dominion IS Co. with passengers AMI mdse
Quarantine ,; AZ .ni,. Feer,.r, % and Palermo
y 10 H.rneId SOLAR & Go. with first. 81 sec,
oud cabin and 2lI storage passengers. mails snd
mdse for New YORK % se.ohj eag I ahd rs, Il,
s,eerags passengers and muse 'of r"'Nue'p"'s
-HuiI,n9cse, stockton. TO the Great Northern Pa
n.r Co with paper. Vessel TO II Bull Go.
Quarantine. ~ N.
Ar1gon Georgetown March y. 10 the Atlantic
Coast Humber 60. with lumber Quarantine. 20
q A.. - ,
Chesapeake Baltimore. 70 the New York and
BALTIMORE Transportation Go. with mdse Quar-
si sandy HOOK h y : j. March H. $50 m-wind
northwest. moderate breeze. clear: light sea.
SAILED.
Steamers City Of Everett. Baton Rouge: V1ta.
SABINE: United states tDsnl, Copenhagen; Colon.
Crsiobal Bruckhausen Dutch. Matansas Letter
son Norfolk and Newport News: Nstura tBrl
Perth AnbOy: Buffalo lBD. Hull; Roma. Port
Arthur: Mexico Havana. SiTaOis. Port Antonio,
Isle u Jura tBrl Marseilles.
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED
Kirkwsu. March Taurus tSor). New YORK for
Cofhenburg
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Shipping Information and
Marine News OF the World

wall.
Asbors, March 3-Henry Tegner DAM. Nes York
via kirkwslL
Spezia March o-Padding,on OBJ. New York.
SatsUma New York wa - Mchaels
BEnEam. March 0-Batiscan OBJ, New YORK Tor
Rotterdam.
Pauiilac. March 9-Luteuan CBr). New York
SAILED.
Liverpool. March 10. m-St Louis. New York
Gibraitsr March g-IosnEiS CoutS.s Greek from
Praeusl. New York
Fs mouth. March ll--yitalla (NoD from New
York;. Rotterdam
PASSED
Prawle Point. March ll-Miedrecht Dutch. New
York for Hotte dam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-12
DRYGoODs AND TEXTILE NOTES.

There were several reports in the
mems underwear market 10 the erect
that one Of the foreign governments
is ready to place an order calling Tor
40 600 dozen ribbed shirts and drawers
for immediate delivery. The report OF
the inquiry stated that the price was
TO be from s2.75 to SO a dozen, but
mills figuring on the order were able
TO obtain better price than $40.
Owing 70 the fact that the English
government will not be a purchaser OF
cotton underwear, France Is considered
the more probable buyer. While the
original order in this inquiry is for
40. 900, agents are OF the opinion that
Il will result in the placing Of several
thousand dozen.
A local ladies' neckwear manufact-
urer is working on a three-frill collar
that can be worn on dress or coat
for early fall wear. The collar is three
inches in height, and with draw strings
sewed in through tunnel loops, 30 that
il can be drawn to fit any size. Inc
ends of the strings will have fancy
tassels attached, so that when the
collar is fastened to the coat or dress
they will act as fancy ornament as
well.
A large cloak and suit manufactur,
ing concern OF Cleveland have adopted
n new scheme to help their sales force
gain the confidence of merchants and
buyers. There is a ticket sewed on
every garment, stating the price, SIZE,
kind of lining, and guaranteeing the
cloth. The ticket also gives the name
of the mill where the cloth comes from.
as well as tho lining. On the back OF
the ticket the calculation Of the gar
ment is shown, and upon adding 70 per
cent the buyer or merchant can tell
the purchasing price. The salesmen''s
commission, which is 712 per cent, Is
included in the 25 per cent The firm
Is well pleased at the way the buyers
and merchants are taking to the new
selling method, and are Of the belief
that many other concerns Will soon
follow.
Nathan Coleman, formerly member
OF the firm of Stein, Doblin & Co., has
become associated with his brother IN
the firm of Coleman & Co., at 1883
Broadway.
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty-four Hours.

Washington. March II Conditions have changed
but little dur ng the asst twenty. -four hours a.
though pressure erh BITS s.ehty rsng tendency
oVrs the North AID East. and mi.ar tendency
the South and West. with moderate d.
p-ess.on oy1r Western Colorado. There were Eight
ioca ows and rains IN the lower lake regions,
Yves, Virginia Pennsylvania. and the D strict o.
Go umD.a and SOM S.uwS IN W s. Texas. NeW
Mexico AID Southwe.' Co, RADIO There were 50
81 wers a. Contra Arlzuna and On the North
Pa,inc coast l. sewhe-e The weather was fair.
Temp rsture chang 5 were uL.mpOrtalt
WITH the exception ~ t'ta. SHOWS Friday IN
Eastern Colorado AID No-'her. New Mexico and
.ocal Tais or SHOWS Boz Kansas fair weather will
prevail Fr day a 4 Sttu day over the country.
cept IN the North Pacific states where rams are
probsb e. II " be soE what 20 Ter Frda IN
New E. and. but as a RUE temper sgure changes
wi net be o quelce
Winds for Friday end Saturday North and
Middle Al autic N, derGte TO fresh northwest 10
north. Sputh Atlantic. gentle TO moderate and
mostly west. East Gulf gentle ard variable West
Guf gentle north aud northeast upper axes gentle
e. moderate shifting. lower .skes. moderate north
west 20 north
Forecast for Special ocaIl'io.-En.ern N.s
York and West virginia. partly cloudy to-day; 10.
morrow fair.
Nv England. New Jersey, Western New YORK
DE aware. Mary and. the District Of Columbia Penn.
syivsnia and Virginia. fair to-day and 10 morrow.
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JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
MARCH II.
Manhattan.

The following judgments were sled yesterday tie
first name being that Of the debtor:
Art Color Printing Coca MgNishon. S3.i3sS2
Auto Directories Cos lewenkrOhn. $3.50
Augenblck. Wilnam--M HenkeL ss.52s37
Anderson Samuel herman. Sl2l4s
Alexander. Mn-Matthew Wilson & Co. 5l6j OF
American Citys Realty COB Fisherop. S3+i 30
Blanc Imil-Pe0pis. etc. 500
Beadine Louis--S Goidenihai. 1920 70
Briggs Geo A-Noaka Realty Co. $500 3
Braun joseph 1omph.ns. t99- %
Broesscl. q A-Oppeuncim. Collins 4 Co. N29I.l -
Hum. Harry-A l. HAS. 1851 90
Bennett Jos Nm II ROsen G. al. Slo'.tt
BROCK NiluAm-City Of New YORK. 81, 81
Barnet. Miriam. and Herman Bass-Cty Of New
York tSlls 81
Bono BernArdo-D { hsssel. SsoS 81
lhtzick NathAn-Erie Il X CO. 5000
BofkstrOm EriC--N Berlin. SsS ~
Barrett Wm NJ. prcs-A Leautt. $500
Carrier. Louis Pc Meyrowity. Inc. sl0l u
Cangorla. Samuel-reope. etc. 500
Chester. Chas Nm Schnurmscher. S252Sj
Coniol. R0se-S II stone et al. SIG -
Cohen. Louis--Howell Demarest Co. t644
Cohen. Rose and SAMUEL Mazoysr. tisls+
Clements. J Morgan-J Clements costs. Sl2i %
DE Ceem GrAce--H Bachelor. S-4t, 40
ID : Underwear COL Helfgott $50 20
be pEss. Eliot A. Gerald dc Mcrcsdo. BENJAMIN
Ol!o Walter l. Lascrlles aud Michael Ge Merca-
do-StandArd Milling Go s. sl9 -
Elder. Herbert Nv Is Butler Sl4l -
FclimAu. NcuD-F Bochnckc. ia-3.It
Tcliman Mar and NORRIS sle!ger, 3glT Is
Gslhau.cn. fauI-C CAEiS. s-s.-9
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days. March To- j. Cunnir. 9Th. 70 Dat. Atty's Of,
nee days. March 10; L. =. Marshall. 3D. 10
{. o.. 81 days March u. d. - , no,o.
van S' IN s d. days. March u 70 be deducted
On '.,;op p.y ken, s = r. B Ss2 Ma is
il; j. LarSin. liSth. day: March ID; t. =
Kobl. son le-d | day. March 10. =,
Application, tor fa Pay tO I'rH 1,i,i9 +.
= Grifin IT, aGtn from Nov. . to Nov II, 1914 d,
rom DE Dec 3. to Dec. 8. 1914. and from Dec. s.
fIus lmpos,d.-P,lmn. T, Hyniekai 81, No,
10. absent without ioave. daSs. f. H. MIishete'
fo ,iii i'm Dec 10. improper patrol. day,
berlin. lSiA. jan 70. mtoI,csIeds ;" d dAys
Ts I'm Dec O. absent ,D ,52R rom 5f po s9''
LAY; T. Uuser. 23d. Dec %. absent from post
dlys: J. McCarron. 2c,n. Des. Il, absent from
rom post. days: ". j Ada. ed. Dec Is.
absent from post. day: T. b. Fahy. 62d. NoT NOV;
q chsrsr-). pee /. absent from post days. De,
10. ehsent from post. days: + Mulvihill. 90
Dtc Z. 4bsent wllnou, leave days podG va
T. W. Crisiano. Esd. Dec. 10 absent without
ica1e. y DAY; b sstts, G>th. Dec Il. failed TO
Dee IS improper language 10 superior OFFICER; 10
days: j. a. Flanagan. 18th tnow In Ism; pee.
Ii5d {. charsesj. Dec g. Improper patrol. DAYS:
Jan. ;, improper patrol. DAYS j. w; hlmoe'I'
tn 9n pS ,sI Jan " 90 sbssat from post
DAYS: j. Burke li9th Dec. 10. absent from post.
days. " G Hoeey.. 1891. Jan. IS. improper
patrol. 3 days: T.. l.. LEM. 1884. Dec. II. an
sent from post. DAYS G. Eenenlolter, 1894.
martin ijsth. Dee. 49, improper patrol. 20 DAYS !;
" B. Ra.ogh. ir9d. Jan l. improper patrol. 8 days
r s. Larey l6ith, Dee. 3. absent from post. "
uys. j. T. Muhphy 10Th. Dec. 9. improper patrol.
day. G. Fos.y. I69th. Dec. a. absent, day;
T. T.. Neyon. l72d. Dec Is absent days; J. j.
McGovern. l72d q charges. Dec. iS absent Day
Dec g. improper patrol. > days. I. CALman, liza.
Dec IS Improper patrol days; u. Is. McOuln.
days Dec. 10. improper patrol days; +. H.. FltL-
gerald 2Sist Dec ~. absent without lea'e' DAY
j. Mclean. 2SJth. Dec. q. absent from post
days. .
Suspended Without Pay-rumn J. ~ Corey
10Th March II ". j. VI. Harte. i6jth. March 10.
Death-Ptlmn. q. T.. Raising. lJOth March II.
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Highest temperature yesterday. a. at p NJ
lowest 80 at a. M average. 3s average for
corresponding date last year. y average Tor cor
responding date last thirty three years %.
Local Forecast.-Partly cloudy to-day. fair to-
morrow; moderate north winds
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LEGAL 0rhclaI Record.-The Weather Bureau shows
the changes IN the temperature for the last twenty
four hours. Ia comparison with the corresponding
Haf ~ Last