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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-11
U.S.. GRIP CLOSING
ON RINTELEN MEN
Convictions Regarded as
Observation-Disclosures Ex-
pected Next Week.
WASHINGTON PEOPLE
SAID TO BE INVOLVED
More Evidence of False Clear
ances by Germans To BE
Given Grand Jury.

II. Snowden Marshall, United States
Attorney for this district, returned TO
his Office yesterday after two-day
conference in Washington with Attor-
ney General Gregory on affairs relating
to the prosecution of German propa-
gandists. concerning whom evidence
already has been presented before the
grand jury. Mr.. Marshall said ne had
not visited the State Department and
had not conferred with Secretary
-ansing.
"Mr. Gregory and went over impor-
tant questions of Federal law" said the
prosecutor, ain the hope of formulating
some plan by which United States at
torneys might better prosecute viola
tors Of neutrality
Mr. Marshall intimated that his Office
had an abundance Of evidence and had
not the slightest doubt of convicting
variety Of offenders who had dealings
with Franz Won Rintelen and who were
now in this country proclaiming their
innocence Of wrongdoing. Mr.. Mar
shalls Office, it is said, is well equipped
TO 20 ahead with the prosecutions, and
il is believed that indictments VIII be
returnd next week by the grand jury,
which reconvenes on Monday. A half
dozen persons well known in Washing
ton are said to be implicated.
Mr.. Marshall smiled when informed
Of the feeling of security claimed for
David Lamar by his friends. He was
amused over the reports that Lamar's
associates had contended that he had
violated no Federal statute.
Mr.. Marshall, it is understood, is not
at a loss for a statute that will cover
the offence, and il was said yesterday
that the men might be indicted under
three statutes, any one of which IS
broad enough TO prove conspiracy TO
defraud the United States.
The flow of important evidence that
is pouring into the prosecutors Office
is unchecked, and by the time the
offenders II, brought TO trial after
Christmas, it is said, there will be
more of an accumulation than will be
necessary.
Roger B. Wood, who handled the
prosecution of the Hamburg American
Line, and DR.. Karl Buenz was in con-
ference yesterday with William Obey,
division superintendent of the Depart
ment of Justice. and Chief Lamb, of
the Neutrality Squad.
Since the conviction OF the Ham
burg-American conspirators Mr.. Wood
has turned his attention TO the matter
of further prosecution of false clear
ance offenders, which will include per-
sons connected with the North German
Lloyd Line. 1t is said that Mr.. Wood
will bring before the grand jury
enough evidence involving the fraudu-
lent clearance of half dozen vessels
from various ports along the Atlantic
Coast to warrant the indictment of
agents of the German Admiralty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-11
OPERA TO AID WAR RELIEF
French Hospitals To Be Beneficiaries OF
Season at the Princess.

A season of opera eomique VIII be
given at the Princess Theatre for the
French hospitals and artists. Nam :
selle Marietta" and "Bruderlein Fem"
will b. produced at the first matinee
performance, December IL. Einar Lin
den. formerly Of the Royal Opera, Co
penhagen, will produce the operas, and,
with Greta Torpadie, will head the cast
Other matinees will follow, on Deem
Der IS, January 10 and January q.
The institutions TO be aided By the
performances will be the Hospital
Autonome, at Nevers, France, which
is represented on the committee
by Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss; the
Hospital Francais, in West Thirty
fourth Street, represented by Mrs. FER
dinand f. Canda; the Janson de ksiiiy
Hospital. Paris. represented by Mrs.
Junius Spencer Morgan. and the Appui
aux Artistes. Paris, represented by Miss
Nalvina Hoffman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-11
HUGE GAIN MADE
BY U. S. STEEL
Untitled Orders in Novembs,
Make Increase of More than
100000 Tons.

With the exception Of October To-,
the United States Steel Corporate,
never in its history shown such a o..
gain in untitled orders as in las, NOR,
The corporation yesterday reported 49,.
untitled orders on hand Noyemhs, " ~
totalled 7,ls9,4S9 tons. compared 80
6,l65,452 on October 81, an incren,a !,
l,024,037. This gain Of untitled tonS.s.
was far beyond the ma rity OF e.
mates.
This showing Is also remarkable 4.
cause of the fact that a great amov,,
of business offered had 20 be refns.s
owing TO the already sold-up conditos,
of the mills. The statement show.
that the Steel Corporation in Oetoh,.
and November booked almost 100 n,
cent more business than 10 was possb.
for il TO deliver, daily bookings In IA
yember exceeding deliveries by Al.
proximately $4,000 tons.
Close surveillance Of all orders !,
ascribed as the cause OF the frmne,,
of the orders on the books. Wiz
1852 S9 tons Of business in sight, n,
CORPORATION is now assured o. az leasi
seven months Of capacity even II il.
coming business falls 10 a level below
capacity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-11
Finds Dynamite Sticks
on Munition Train Engine

us Ie-eFeph 70 i"s
Pittsburgh, Dec. 10.-Severai slicAs
OF dynamite were found among the
coal on the tender of an engine pulling
a trainload of war munitions on the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad at Gallery
Junction here to-day. The fireman DIS
covered stick in shovel OF coal
which he was about TO cast into
the fire. Search in the tender I'M
earthed several other pieces OF the ex-
plosive. ,s
At the Office of the superintendent OF
the New Castle division OF the Baltl-
more & Ohio this afternoon IT was ad-
mitted that dynamite had been found,
II was also stated somewhat grudgilngly
that at was not the first time dyna-
mite had been found in coal on engine
tenders" although officials declared
they did not believe the dynamite was
placed in an attempt to wreck the
train.
The train was a fast freight which
leaves Youngstown, Ohio, every day for
the East, known as the steel Special
and is made up of cars carrying war
munitions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-11


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]. 70 Booth q C., with mails ana mdse bsr a.
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Ciril. CansSGa NJ e.. Puerto Colombo 90 and n,
santa Marta 3d. Cr'tuh1l Dec and Kingston
4 % ~ United Fruit Go With mall and mdse.
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Philadelphia. La Guayra No' q. Puerto Ca
hello sO curacao Dec / and san Juan =. 10 Bnss.
Dal.e,t q 20. With mails and mdse Bar a. II Al
m rG-ur,er, tBr. Porto Colombia Dec > and
santa Marta 3. 70 tho United Fruit Go. with friit.
po.b-. T5uion Nor 49, 10 Barber Co. with
cork wood. Bar a. p ~. fih- a., ,,.,-
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he t1yfe = 90. with mise quar- a. 2 20 M.
Stralh4enc tBrI. HAVE Nov -. 70 lhe ''m
pAii jiissi.1I Prinre tBr1 last London OF 20.
port Fiilabeth 80 and Boston De- =, 70 faul
c.rt.rt A 90 with mdse. Bar. midnight sth,
DeiaWsre Philadelphia. % the clyde IS Co. With
5H,,,,;or Newport News and Norfolk. to the
Oh Dominion Is Go. with ndse 9l~I; 70 m.
HslifaI :. Win mdse. to Bosrns a Co Bar.
] 40 m. earn
r,-.,.o, Norfolk and Newport News. Irisrh
tTsussi Archanssl ienare. oharlesion and JACK.
SOL Norfolk. Chsps'ou Castle tBrI Cape Town
0rramms iBr. ilaUr. Silver shell. Bordeaux
n,Hseuess lBfI Queent7vu. Yuma. Wilmington
E5.f-r,ian. Eastern CIfy .BrI - NaEsire. BorEum
IDanI Tamplcu. Cluthild- Ounce tNufI. h-nsaton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-11
Wheat for Allies Lost
in Erie Elevator Fire

Erie, Penn, Dec. lO.-Two OF inc
three Anchor Line grain elevators
owned By the Pennsylvania Railroad
COMPANY here were destroyed by hrc
early to-day with their contents, about
500 600 bushels of wheat. The loss IS
estimated at s750,OO0. A third elevator
holding $4,000 bushels of wheat, was
saved by fremen. The wheat came
from Canada and awaited shipment to
Great Britain and her allies.
fire will be requested.
Joseph O'Brien, treasurer OF the An
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-11
FIRE RECORD

A. VI .
2O5-2l29 Lexington az McCaae toanon
trihing 49,.
S.3O-3l2 West 61'h st. car shack. y. ] teh1
r. r. u0 ddmas.
p.2T-l-Oth So University 49, LIn.ef IN fir
Afarreau Construct. Co.. 500.
io.2o-l94 Lenor ay. Joseph ~ Muller. tnshs
10 3O-t0s6 Park ay No.NH-f eight
O.45--T8 Lexington sy.. William Jaeger. lrmos
ii.i-=,95 West All So. o. d. Sites. irrns
II .3O-60i West 18th ST.. B.ull.u.r q nelFrl
800.
p NJ
i9.90-Sf Lawrence and Gleason avs. Or, q 81.
unknown no damage
fe.2O-IBj las. ll0th ST.. De Sl.lt-r al. ufff
Ig.ga-fg5 navan aV. Charles LC.-.U. Nfls
Hl5-9 Monroe st.. unknown. ilIf.
g.l5-9ss West 1871 st.. MAY Ma ir,i
s.5S-Pier 49, y. r.. southern fa.- s.
a.5o-i Past seth So John A.. Ter. v'sfi
5.05-irggctt ana Whltlock ave-. u...1s1 i1ili
Sis-sO East 18th s.. Isaac tr.ias
5O-ss Avenue A. Simon N.rs. 5000
5.sO-llSi Clay sy.; Emma I.. nan. Hhls
..-O-s Caroline ST. ulE.rf. Illilg
6lO-3S Bond 81. Frank A-.. uihlls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-11
STORAGE NOTICES.
The A. g. K.
Fireproof Storage Warehouse Co., Inc.

New York, December 4, 1915.
To Hsrtog Storage Warehouse Co. Hayes
Diefenderfer Co, Inc. and G. l.. Thayer !:
You and each Of you are hereby notified that
the time for the payment Of our lien upon
the property hereinafter described having
expired after due notice thereof had been
given you, this company Will cause such
property to wit. household goods. personal
stored in the A. & X. Fireproot Storage
Company Warehouses. New York city, by
YOU or In your name cor In which you
may have an lnteresD 10 be sold at pub
Ic auction, according to the statute In
such case made and provided. AZ the ware
house. 2fs-250 West SD St. New York
CITY. on Tuesday December 2ist, 1918, at
1890 a. m. and continuing until all the
goods are sold
A.. *. STORAGE WAREHOUSE co. nc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-11
THE WEATHER REPORT
Records and Forecasts for the Last
Twenty-four Hours.

Washington. Dec i0.-Pressun continues sbnof-
mally low oyer the Canadian maritime provinces
and fresh wet and northwest gales have continued
on the Middle Atlantic and New England coasts
THIS disturbance has also caused local SHOWS IN the
North Atlantic states and IA the region Of the Great
Lakes. The storm over the Southwest has reached
Northwestern Arkansas. whence 1t will move east
norhwestward This disturbance is already causing
rains and SHOWS In the Mississippi and Missouri
valleys Another disturbance Is on the North Pacihc
coast. where Il IS causing high winds and rain.
The temperature continues low throughout the
Eastern states and much colder weather IS reported
from the plains states and the Rocky Mountain re-
zion. HIN temperatures prevail IN the Gull states.
The indications are that tine storm that is now
aver Arkansas will move east-northeastWaEd and
cause rains Saturday IN the east Gulf states. Ten
nessee and the lower Ohio valley and rains Satur-
5,y and sunday in the south Atlantic states In
tbe MINER Ohio Valley the Middle Atauuc states
aud Southern New England the weather VIII be,ghie
overcast saturday and be- followed ty snow Ot ran
SATURDAY night and SUNDAY, Suo" IS aiso p'OOSN'4
In tis region 81 the Great Lakes -, -
The temperature vii rise saturday IN me upper
Ohio valley and the Middle Atlshlle aug SCUM ~
lautic states and sunday ia New YORK alq Ne"
Fng- and The weather will become consdefAuy
colder saturday night aud SUNDAY III lAe '0"e'
Mississippi Valley and the Gulf states ,,,-.,--.
Storm warnings are displayed on Lake Mlchs~'
and Oh the north Pacific coast -, ..,.,.
Winds for SATURDAY and Sunday-Nouh hiantc'
strong northwest. diminishing; Middle Atlahtc.
fresh northwest shifting 10 east ID SATURDAY hlsnl
fresh south west Gull fresh 70 strong northwest
upuer lakes. increasing east. prOnADB galts over
s5ithern Lake Michigan, lower lakes increasing
northeast and east winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-11
BUSINESS CARDS.

c. str CARPET CLEANING CO.---Clesn, y
compressed air steam hand or on door 1855
Broadway. t2l East isth ST COE 4 BRANDT.
Tel '-'-3sth.
MLTIGRAPH TYPEWRITER LETTERS 800,
$50, 900 si75; 10000 So GEO. X
WATERFORD 20 Broadway (Equitable Bidg ,
Room 1881 Rector I5t3.
INV s. X CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest Largest. Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM Old CARPETS
Prices Rss sOnaJ.e Send for Circular.
Eel iee9 1888 Bryant t3Ti39 West 18th -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-11

HsNau Japan. C0rcs, china. philippine Is,
.uls tgia San Francisco -Chiyo Naru. .Deo
Jspan Corea. china Philippine Islands wa
seattlei-Hswsh Mau ..-..- ...--'.-... p p
Hawaii VIA San Frsnciseol-Manoa .....-;, Dec
hawaii. fui Islands, NeN Iea-and A us,i n.
tvis Vancouver and Nict0ria) --Makura. Dec
Hawaii. samoan Islands. Australia Ne" Yea,
land via san Eranciscol -Nentur. ...: DEC
Tahiti Msrquesss. Cook Islands, Ne" Lea-
land. Australia tTi4 San Francisco, Ma
rama ......................... ..-... Dec
Hawaii. Guam. Philippine Islands wa san
Francscol-U. :. transport. ...-...'.-..- Do'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-11

Choir Line, gives no credit 10 rumors
that the blaze was of incendiary orts,n.
Assistant Fire Chief Cronln d'netss
with 0'Brien and is firm IN ms oe''e1
that the building was set on nre'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-11
FALL RIVERLINE
TO BOSTON $500

" PIER "a. ". r.. #. Fulton ST. Daily
at 500 p. NJ.
New London tNorHich) Line: Lv. Per
40 n a. H. Houston 81, week days ohiy'
sac p. N: Pier 70. h. r.. IT, h. zzd ST.
4 n u 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-11
Borden to Speak in New York.

Ottawa. Ont, Dec. 1O.-Sir Robert
Borden, Premier of Canada, has ac-
cepted invitations to speak 70 the New
England Society at New York on De
cember % and to the Pilgrims Society
on December %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-11
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Arrived.
tsun. Dec 10 MA'manger tNal. New YORK Tor
gofh-uhurg
Hsisiugborg Nov aS-Ote.osurt fswsdl New York
49, La 4--Asa GleE... lIixll. Asa ILL.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-11

Hlghest temperature yeslefaay' ~ sysrase 81:
y, i,.' ~ CGrr,,r.rdIrg date last scar. 81 ave.
age Tor corresponding da.s lat thirty three years DO
Barometer Readings.
1855 . m....23.oo . u. .''-'''
Humidity.
m......53 p. m......9S p m--'''''
too,i Forecast.-Increasing eloudiness Quay la,,
.rSv or rain and warmer to-moftO"' "''1'a'1
vsriable winds. becoming east.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-11
PUBLIC NOTICES
STATE OF INV YORh, Co>rRoLlhn ,


Notice OF issuance OF tho new desisn %
stock transfer tax stamps
To whom IL May Concern; -.
Please take notice that pursuant 20 =,
provisions OF chapter Sit Of the avs 4
1914 / have provided Tor the Issuance pig
exclusive use 81 new design OF stth
transfer tax stamps and that after VIC ~.
day % March 1915. none other thsn ~.
cepted or made USE u In payment 81 mo
tax .s,s
From March eth 1915. % June lih' ~ \,
ilclusi' stamps 90 the old issue ma =.
exchanged with the Comptroller Tor $3.50
OF the new design. as in said act p, ,St6
Dated. Albany. y Y. November w Wv
EUGENE NJ TRANIS
comptEellsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-11
HELP WANTED.

MACHTNfSTS WANTED. First class Bullard and
Di.hot opera<rs Apply 20 c. A PETERSON.
General Vehicle Co. Inc. Ions Island city.
Statesmen WANTED To present Standard medi-
cal books 20 physicians only We have Just Is
sued and have now 600 preparation many uew books
thai are meeting with pronounced favor Successful
books mean successful statesmen. good income. and
agreeable occupation Address with fullest details
and business references. j. b. Llppncott Company
Philadelphia. Pennsylvania.
WANTED Boys with dogs 90 pose IN motion pict-
ure Apply Mr. Flynn FoU Ice Ferry. i30th
St. New York side. AZ o'clock this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-11
Vessels Arriving at and De
parting from Port OF
New York.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
.ri,,. 7l4: sunset. i:33: moon sets w.
- age B.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-11
Forecasts for Special LOcsltlo.-estsrn New
York and Southern New England. cloudy To-Day
raln on ,nnN and Marmer 10 morrow.

Eastern Pennsylvania. New Jersey. Delaware
Maryland. the District OF Columbla and Nest VIZ,
sinia. cloudy and warmer to-day. prooaoS 'ON'"'1
by rain or snow tonight and sunday
Western New York and upper and lower h'em
gan. probably snow to-day and tomorrow. - ,
So,fb Csroliua Georgia. A ALBANIA. Tennessee ana
Kentucky. rain to-day. cloudy tomorrow -,
Florida Mississippi. Loulsisn. and AiAahsAs' 'A'i'
to-day. fair tomorrow. $500, ...,.. 90
western and Eastern Texas. fair and cooler 10
day; fair 20 morrow. , 1900. ..rr,s,
North Carolina and virginia, CLOUDY ~i'u "N'"'
to-day. probably rain 10 morrow. &c. IA. .,
Northern New England fair to-day; cloudy TO-
morrow probably followed b. snow.
Local offcsl Recsrd-The following o'hcial reeofu
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes III ''e
,smpersture Tor the last twenty four hours ~ com
rari.nl WITH me corresponllng date OF Iast yeNI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-11
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

MONDAY. DECEMBER -.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Brings mail
, 1915-02-13
Vrare IntiOn
Lars Christian He1weg-Larsen.

Goreruor Of tie DouSI Uct I4dIo ISo0d2,
Knight Of Da4ublog end Da441lo <uaud.
A1Ak ETH KNOWN: On the most submissive representa-
lJ ton Of the Ministry of Finances His Majesty the King
was most graciousIy pleased by Resolution of 3Oth November
West India Islands concerning some alterations in the limi
tatou of action in certain kinds Of legal procedure etc as
passed by the Colonial Council of st Thomas and st. Jan
by 3rd discussion on 9th August 1914 and by the Colonial
Council of st. Croix by 3rd discussion on 2lst September
1914:
, 1915-02-13
Lar Christian Helweg-Lars en-,
Eyrr4u. E. ne JumE 14tYUiiSIo OGr
2idley Of DonaeJr0q og DaunebrogS6loHd,
Gur00oy for de do1sk rest"Idt

Riddn Of D~onoo'o9 OF Donne9o9@oond
nor V|IITEKLdGT: Paa Fnansministeriets derom ned
II lagte allerunderdamigste FortstIllnS mar oct beIrl9et
Hans Naiestpt koueen we'd a~lierhoieste Resolution at 3ote
Novpmbei 1914 allernaadigst at stadfrste den AT KoIonial-
raadet for st. Thomas og It. Jan we'd 3die Behanjling den
s August 1914 og at kolonialraadet tor It Crolx vd 3dle
R4La1dlino den II September 1914 vedtagne A~nordning for
dc lansk vestindiske Ger ON F%olondring at yisse processueIle
Frister MN:
, 1915-02-13

yarsolet i Stamin2er til ErhverveIse al Nortihkohonsaom eler
Eiendomsdom uedsYttes til & Maaneder.
Stevnng kan forkyndes like blot po mdst@yntes bop@I ener
for Sbipperes og SofoIks Yedkommende paa Diet SIKH, hVortI de hore
men ogsaa paa Indsteyntes Kontor, Yerksted eler andet fast Forret-
ninysIokaIe, for Indstnmte srIy ener nogen til Husstandel, Skbet
oler Kontoret h6rende, pa V@rkstedet arbedende euer Forret
ningen ansat Person, der fndes tlstede Hr IndateTnte mgen fast
Eopal eller intet Kontor, Nprksted eler audet torretnllGsIokpe
kan Steynngens Forkndelse ske pa hans 0pholdsstGd 81 Ina
stpvnte personlig kan Steyning fremdeles lovig forkyndes pl hon
toret. Vfprksted eIer mdet fast Forretnin9slokale, hYor han har
Arspttelse eIer Arbejde, sa og, naar Diet forg@yes er forso8t at for
kvude Stayningen pa BopHl, SIKH, kontor, Nprksted eIer Foret-
ninoslokale, pa Diet Sted, hvor han antrefes
Dersom Indstevnte ophoIder sig udenfor Riget, o& Steyning like
kan forkyndes for ham her Riget efter de foreGaaende Stykke
pivne Regler, skal St8ynngen forkyndes pa hans Opholdssted I'd
landet pa den der foreskreyne Made. Saafremt Diet like vides, hyor
han opholder sig, skier Indstpvningen we'd 3 Gange gentagen ofentig
IndLaidelse i Statstdende og ilige de til oFentige Bekendtgorelser
Dansk Vestldien bestemte Aviser St~ynnger til Mortihkalon og
Eiensdomsdoms Erhvervelse saa og Staynin8er til bortebIeyne Per
soner af Arvinger og eterladte 4EGefpller de i Frdg. af lite Sep
hembe 1899 81 8 % y jr SIS IA, Is og Is, jr Reskript at 2ode
October 1871, omhandlede Tnftlde b~ekendtgores h8eledes 3 Gange i
de nevnte Ayiser.
We'd Forkvndelse af Savning linden Higet skal GenIart at Stev
ningen overleveres, hyorimod Oplesning kun finder Sted, naar Ind
stHvnte udhykkeig begarer Diet
Stevnings Forkyndese ii. Tinge bortfalder.
, 1915-02-13

Bemarkning ON Forel@ggelses- og Laydags Oph@yelse we'd Frd.
at 3die Jnni 1896 behoyer like at opages StHvninget.
So
De deme Anordning ON St@vnng giyne Regler ere anvendeige
ogsaa we'd Steyninger Vidnersager, Skonssager og Edssagr.
Sc
Den almindeige First for Appel til Overret og Hojesteret er6
Naaneder fra Dommens Afsigese at regne.
Poiti og Gasteretssager SAINT med Honsyn til Skitteretskend-
The Washington times., 1915-04-17
Deaths.

William A. Cunningham. 70 years. 1924 Po-
tomac street northwest.
Caroline c. Hilton. II years, 211o I street
northwest.
Abraham Kebesky. 81 years. coz -Four .and-a "a
half street southwest
Frank A. speare. 81 years. $40 F street
northwest.
Alfonso Roswell. IS years. GaIlinger Hospital.
Charles Fisher. SO years, 1917 Potomac street
northwest.
Alice L. Fyne, % years. 1893 II street north
west.
Edward McNoel. 50 years. Walter Rood Gen
eral Hospital.
John J. Torrens. 50 years, 2512 Seventeenth
street northwest.
Helen Hayes jackson. s years, 22sh Lin
worth place southwest.
Robert Nj. Wilsie, years. 1912 street south
east.
Geneva Marinari 2s years. 213 F. street north
east.
Leroy Dent. 25 years. Gsllinser Hospital.
Virginia M. Williams, Is days, House OF
Mercy, klinEle road northwest.
Mary K. Taylor. 90 years H4 New YWk
avenue northwest.
Walter c. Henry. 46 years, Emergency Hos
pital.
Charlotte Garner. 70 years, -Four and a half
and Missouri avenue northwest.
Richard Williams, 81 years, Washington Asy-
lun Hospital.
Louise Lang, years, Children's Hospital.
James johnson. ~ years, 70s Thirteenth
street northeast.
Grace A. Middleton. 60 years. 1852 l. street
southeast.
George Hilsrd. q years. Government Hos
pital for the Insane.
! John II. Dorsey. 81 years. 1897 Q street north
west.
The Washington times., 1915-04-17
FOR RENT-H0USES
Unfurnished.

LARGE ATTRACTIVE NEARLY NEW G.
room reception hall and bath home in good
section. where it will lie cool ami pleasant a Il
summer. in strictly white section; $3.50 Rock
Creek Church road n. W., between 9Th and
lIth st car lines: latest modern not water,
bath. hardwood trim cabinet msrtel with
open fire place. laundry tubs, large basement,
gas and electric lights; gas range Sss.
Owner. GEO. L. WALKER, Kenos bldg.
llih and G.
COTORED TENANTS-RENT REDUCED.
Six large rooms and water in kitchen: just
Thoroughly oveThauled; reduced to SEQ: 2265
Sth st. y. ". B. F. SAUL CO., 9}t y. Y.
ave. y. W Main 2T1
COLORED TENANT-''HE EAP RENT.
In good section of northeast, large rooms
In good condition; rent Sll so; No. 1925 WNlIe
St N T.. b. =. SAIL co, P5l n. Y ave
y ", Main 2il.
RENT REDGCEp-IN SOUTHWEST
rooms and bath, IN guoi condition re-
du,cd To SN %. NJ - Water -. ".
=. = SAIL 60 80 tN,. y w.
Main "a.
sth 81. y. E, Ts"E tVsr,, SEIsk h0us.
Eas. water, large YARD.