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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-01
THIRD AV. JAM RELIEVED
Companyobeys Health Boards
Crowded Car Rule,

Third Avenue surface cars are the
attest TO be- affected by Department or
Health cG.ct-. Commissioner GOLD
water yesterday informed the THIRD
Avenue Railway Company that ITS cars
must not carry more than one and a
half times their seating capacity. Cen
sral Manage Naher Of the line re-
Piled that ne would cooperate with
The Health Department.
President Theodore i. Snonts Of the
New York Railways Company wrote
hat compliance with the Health De-
psrtments rules might cause confusion
On the Sixth Avenue and Eighth Ave
rue lines al Ih,rty-fourth Street. His
letter was sent TO Police Commission
e Woods owm.ssioner GOldwater
believes that confusion can be avoided
by Increasing the Roadway Of the cars.
Instruction had been issued to con
ductOrs. Mr. ShOnts said, not to ccuse
The arrest of ius.steLt passengers, but
70 refuse 90 lct a Car proceed II 1t
vas Oyercrowdyd. In asserting to the
orders Of the department, Mr. Shonts
made exceptions lu the case OF open
ears and Eighth Avenue cars in the
baseball season. Commissioner Gold
vater said summer would bring new
rules.
The Richmond Light and Power
Company, wh ch operates surface cars
n Staten Island, has promised to put
Airty more car. IN service by April Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-01
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

IBy Telegraph 70 The lnbuhe.l
Albany March Sl.-Incorporatous MED With The
Rochester: carriages $40 900;
Nelson \ Bcarl,lel. Rochester. Don T. Gofsline.
T tau Nixon. ko. hester. go, o,o
victor Waist and Dress Co. Manhattan Si9O /.
Ci..-lst NJ LIVINGSTON. . Helen sv South Olou3
PIX. Jacob NussDaun. Lre /. Andrews. y. y
Wsterv.-w Really Co. Manhattan. So. 900. Hor-
Eariu,ra. Noun. Vernon. Eugene W Boiling. West
'W,i,rGsii Talking Film Corr. Manhattan. 500.
ooy. Rirhori $ VI Mitchell no v ioth ST..
y AioIph r Gerstncr. Newark. y. j.. Frank
II Inne.' Nt" brighton.
David Raider Manhattan: bedding: 5000: A.
,, fsn Ati R. se Y s'n o. " = D'''1
Rauer T,prnsss Co. Manhattan; PAPER boxes
s. 900 LOUIS Bauer. 40 Nest a,th g., \. =. hale
N Bauer y ) Max J.. llpermass hfook.5l al.
d" Stone Queens. feather and heitiug SIS. 900
4 + stone Richmond Hi. j. NJ White { J..
h'p"ne. ia-hsttaa. s. 900. Esthel T. Roone
g. Ea,t 5oih ST.. y s.. william H. Rome. Iohn
> ,SsY York Library square Realty co. Msnhaitan
sIoO 900 Raphael Bril-. ~ Wall 81. y l. LouS
Teope.s wholesale House. LockpoH SO 600
cl,rence T.. Comslock. Lockpor.. John VI. smith.
S' Fsy AJsa, OH 20. BadEinsriile onondsso
County: $4,000. Fay G. ADAM. IN. station y l.
Mildred T. White stamford. Conn: Waiter A'ey'
\ y. A Z Bachn.an. orange y. J. $1,000.
Lyman 8 Agrr Manhattan hAfd"Ae' sIV,VYo'
Lamar y A'gef Roland J. George. y. Y.
william Gordon Corp. Manhattan. general con-
-. Yonlc,s David Haar. william Is Hoistadief.
s,.Tit, 4 son. Manhattan: womsn.s snd
risscs' sarmeuts 500 saul selwtz. 6I6 Georgia
!s.4... Gaze Co.. Manhattan. 5000. Abe LLasa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-01

F-cde-ik VII dam. Copcnhager March IS.
Ctr.stlaulA 10 and CAristl4us4ud %. 90 Funch.
Edqe A Co. with "a ant and zoo second e9nlh
aud cor steerass passcAgcls. mails and mise bAi'
Snirwood Natanza March g. n the Munson
Rasssm tBr. Liverpool March 10. 10 tho west
IrIi. - GO with cocoa. Bar go n
Pathau OBJ Yokohama January y. none -
Moi H. Shanghai 3. singapore February o, 70
lomho H. Pom said y an Gran MafSA o, 70
William Ii TweddeI 60. With mdse Bar l-5J
E-.r.bers tNorl. Rio Gf4nie do SUI February
"a EIeuos Ayres p and MOlieyideo -. Via bps-
Ion March ~ % Barber d 60. With noise b~f
N,1desine tNorl. Port Maria March a. Port
A,r,-i5 and Port Maria -. - AIMS Bay aud
W1uteso Bay g. AMI Kingston -. 10 me United
E-,,if 10 with : passeuReG AID mdsc Bar. ID
k1roDa tBrl Dcmerara Maf,h u. baf.Htos. -
ioios 3 Antigua aud - KITS - 81 CroH IS
srt - Thomas o. 90 the quebec Ss 90 Agency.
Win 70 passengers. mails AID ndse Bar. / %
P 9- Tu1pln March Il to Warden.
with crude oil Bar. 20 m
MI / Ba.bos IS ard Cristobsl ~. 10 the Pa
Ia. cast 90 with rndse Bar 40 %.
John ID Archbod. Baton Rouge March -. % the
sta.darI Oh 60. with mte Quarantine. $40
kamo. Mobile March g Tampa IS and Key
NJ M 10 the Mallory Sc Co. With pssselEe
srI u,lse Quarantine. . a m
~ Ana. Galveston March e5 90 ne southern
parln- CO. with mise quarantine. % N.
Ifrsp. Jacksonville March - and Charleston
To-rs castle tBri. Beirs January go. Durham
F.brlsry s. East London g. Cape Town. o ~
yincsut V. March !. Ba!umofs u and PhIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-01
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Tie following railroad reports Tor February were
Penlsy vsuia E4ilfoad-Gross. fI2Cs7.67i. de
crease S6ll.,3. net. after taxes. |LOOJ.Sio. In
PculsJ wanna Company-Gross. S34e47ss. de-
crease S-il go: rel. after taxes. 3-4iosi. IN
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chicago & 81. Louis
Gross. 5-.5aL4el. decrease. >-O.itj; net after
ia1,s. s. l.aht. increase AI66.3-6.
Philadelphia. Baltimore q Washington-Gross.
i.NOSlS. decrease. sals'; let. after laIes. $40.
YuiIaiia-Gross. sso5o5r. decrease. slo.O75.
net. after taxes, Sl04 IA. increase. Sl5.5i2.
S.>Nst. net after tales td,dclu. 3iili4. de-
creased l,a.It. 3-s.Js1
Grand Rapids a Irdisua-G.oss f155.s2S. I'm
creaar >ls.yoi. "et 10 axes. s-o.j52. Increase.
west jcr,,g q -cashore-Gross. 1362.3os. IN
crease. $fO.Ie': net. after taxes tdcacU. sC2.256.
decreased deficit. Sa3l2j
Ncw Yors PhIadepha Norfolk-Gros5. $40.
IeJ. increase. S'4''. net after taxes. SlS.OjS. in-
Cumberland yailey-Gro.s. 1901 .o2g. decrease.
St4..it. net. after tatts So 4oi. decrease SSH
baltimore. Chesapeake q Auantc--Gross $51.-
sN4 increase. 81 80. net after taxes tdchciu. 81
o.; decreased d,rrt. N..o9 49,.
increase s4.,jS. net after taxes ,denciu. sass
Total Pennsyiyania system. Lines East-Gross
81 neftase "'' ''''' '''''
T9ta Pennsylvania Sys'em. Lines west-Grcss
50. 200. increase S44j 800.
70, Penus' yaaia system Lines Ess, and IVES
-G-c s. ilt.4-3. decrease. st-o.s1s. net afie
taIes t1s-G.Stg. Increase S9,3.ass
q, MinHessqo..is a. Pau s-uit ste Marc ,,,
taA.s S.UU.j1j. Increase. S20i IA
Northern rsdhc-Gsoss. Si1-J.O,s; decrease
S-lO.-l. net after taxes. sl.aG2.7l4. increase
Cincinnati. New Orleans & Texas Pacfc-Gross
S-j.OU5 decresse. $l>I5jO. net after taxes. $ll2.
Alabama. Great Southerr-Gross. s35s.374. de-
crease $500 net after taxes. $'o.oI3; Increase
81. ssl
Nashville Chattanooga * St Louis-Gross. tsIg.-
Gil: decrease. $l6l0.5. net after taxes. SlOie20
Chicago. Indianapolis & Louisrile-Gross. s4j4. D.
5jj. decrease. S2.tJ3. net. So5.3ll; increase
SllS.1b9
Chicago & Alton-Gross, Sl.Ol5.92 Increase
$1,000 net after taxes S6l0Oi increase $50 81
SeabOari Air Llre-Gloss S.I6a.t2t. decrease
500 ,Si. net after taxes. %iZ3.0-9. decrease
SIS 0lg
Minneapolis & S. Louis Gross. So 295: IN
crease $i45,2: Het after taI,s. $lH.iO5. increase
Alsb-4
Maine Cen,ra.-Gross. 1913: Increase. $50
Ia. net after taxes. $l9a.Osl: Increase. S'4.z0s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-01
WHAT THE BUYERS
WILL LOOK AT TO-DA 7

10 the local dress trade who spent
three months in South America looking
over the prosp, is of the foreign mer-
chants using American made ladies'
ready-to-wea.. Upon his return TO TINS
country he at nee set out to select
samples that will be taken TO that ter
rltory. As a result OF his visit several
dress concerns decided TO appoint HIM
as resident representative, and the
making of -amples was soon on the
way. lie is expected to leave for South
America some time next month. lie
will open an Office in each country, and
all orders will be booked through him.
He is the first man to try to encourage
the use of made in u. $. A. mer-
chandise in nat section of the world,
and many manufacturers think has
undertakings will meet with success.
Silk ribbon manufacturers have
practically no opportunity to make any
impression with their merchandise,
owing to tn, demand from the mllll-
merry trade for velvet ribbons. The
silk ribbon manufacturers were of the
opinion that the call for velvet ribbons
would soon be played out. but so far
there are few indications of this being
the case. Buyers who are wiring daily
for merchandise are receiving their or
ders very slowly, on account of the i'm
porters Of velvets not being able to
meet the demand. The narrower
widths that is, I'm 10 the Us, with
some l6s-are wanted in velvet rib
bons, and blacks seem to have the call
as far as colors are concerned
Walking stick manufacturers are
showing a little cane that il is thought
will be CARR by women for the warm
weather season. A call for this class
of merchandise has stimulated the cane
business to such an extent That several
manufacturers are showing lines Of
ladies' canes. The canes are fifteen
inches long, and on the upper end there
is a vanity case fitted With a mirror,
change poe cts, powder pun and
space for a handkerchief. They will
retail from 81 IN.
The Maison Blanche Company, OF
New Orleans, has leased space in the
Cuyler Building. 1l6 West Thirty-sec-
ond Street, as the New York headquar-
tiers of their business. They were for
merly at ia Fifth Avenue.
". T. Knott, a resident buyer repre-
senting several out-oftown department
stores. has moved from PA Church
Street to larger quarters in the uptown
district, at % and % East Twenty-sixth
Street.
The Garment Salesmen's Association,
whose headquarters re at the Mar
bridge Building, Thirty-fourth Street
and Sixth Avenue, is doing some eX-
tensive work toward helping the work
ing conditions of travelling statesmen.
The association has list of hotels on
its books that will give 10 per cent re-
ductions to all its members A few
don'ts that Maurice II. Mann, presI-
dent of the association, thinks sales
men should observe follow:
Don't drum hotels. You would not
call upon a buyer when In his city at
his private home and talk business TO
him. When in New York this hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-01
$5O,OOO,OOO LOAN
TO FRANCE FLOATED
Offering of 5 Per Cents at
9919-Other Powers Plan
Similar Issues.

The banking syndicate consisting Of
J. p. Morgan & Co.. the National City
Bank and the First National Bank,
which or Tuesday closed arrangements
with the French government for a loan
in the form Of one-year 3 per cent
treasury bonds. definitely fixed the
amount Yesterday st S50,OO0,OOO. a
member Of the Morgan firm stated that
q public offering of the issue would be
made to-day at the offering price of
99'2.
Il was stated by a representative Of
the syndicate that subscriptions for
the bonds have been received to a
very large amount. Among the princi-
ral subscribers are large financial in
stitutions and some Of the leading life
and fire insurance companies. Many
applications are being received from
other cities.
The obligation represented by the
bonds and all payments in the ais
charge thereof are exempt from all
present and future French taxes, in
GLIDING any income tax. Payment OF
interest and principal, the syndicate
underwriters say, will be made IN time
Of war as we'll as peace without con
sideration Of the holders nationality
and without proof being required IN
that regard
Negotiations with other belligerent
nations for financing of a similar char
acter are nearing completion. It was
learned in foreign exchange circles.
One banker was au .hority for the state
ment that the debts incurred by France
and England for purchases OF American
goods which ust be paid within two
weeks amount to S63, 100000. Russia
has also been a heavy buyer, and it is
understood that her representatives, are
planning the establishment OF addi-
tional credits in the United States.
The proceeds Of the French loan. it
was learned. will be used to pay for
goods already contracted for, and not
Tor purchases to be made later. This,
il was said, accounts for the credits
that have been privately extended to
France and Otht: European countries
while the negotiation for public offer
ings of their securities are going on.
No definite announcement OF the pend
ing English loan was forthcoming yes
terday. but il is expected as soon as
j. 7. Morgan has finished his negotia-
tons in London.
Subscriptions are being received t
1855 and interest for limited amount
of the 100000 German imperial
government nine months treasury
notes recently issued in this city and
Philadelphia by the Central Trust Com
pqny. depositary, and Chandler & Co.;
i'm New England by the Industrial Trust
Company. of Providence; Tire Slater
Trust Company, Of Pawtucket, and the
Fourth-Atlantic National Bank of Bos-
ton; i'm the West by the Continental
and Commercial Trust and Savings
Bank, the Merchants Loan and Trust
Company and A. c. Decker & Co. Of
Chicago; the Mississippi Valley Trust
Company and Francis Brothers, Of st.
Louis, and other banking institutions
in Cincinnati and Milwaukee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-01
COTTON WEAKENS
IN LATE TRADING
Prices Touch New High Ground
for Season, but Break on
Profit Taking Sales.

renewal bull support and gen
eral buying sent the cotton market into
new bigl. ground for the season yester-
dav. with October contracts selling at
1917 cents, or $l4 a bale above the low
level reached for that position last De
cember At this advance realizing be-
came heavy, and prices eased off sew
eral points in the late trading, but the
close was steady, and last prices still
showed net gains of from 9 to IL points
for the day.
There appeared to be a good many
overnight buying orders around the
ring at the start, and after opening 4
70 Z points higher prices quickly went
some II to II points above last nights
closing figures. Reactions OF or o
points followed, and some scattered
selling may have been encouraged by
nrospects for higher temperatures in
the Southwest but on even such q
slight setback the market met an in
creased demand from commission
houses and bullish sources. Prices
soon frmed up again, and a squirt OF
covering by May shorts sent active de-
liveries some /. to p points above last
picbts close. Stop orders were I'M
covared on this bulge, and Alter their
execution the demand became less &C
tive. with prices easing off during the
last hour owing TO apparent with
drawal of bull support. ooo
Exports for the day were 34'loo
bales. making 6,5l3.4O3 so far this sea-
son. Southern spot markets were IN
cha,ced 10 % points higher, and there
,.,oro sales of 1925 bales at an advance
of * points in New Orlean-. Locsl
NJ. cott,n was stea iy and 10 points
5fCbor on the basis of 9.S0c for mid
diino INLAND: no sales; delivered on
contract co,,tI j 700 bales. Local contract
pricpg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-01
SHERIFF 5 AUCTION SALE.

DANIEL GREENWALD. Sherin's Auctioneer.
sells this ddv. Thursday. April lst. 1915. az
y o'clock noon. a. rotuuia county Court
House. ly N.rt.e of A certain VIII OF eNe.u-
ton against attached property. all tho night.
tide and interest which the defendant
charles H. Ncst.rmau had on the lith Jay
OF November 1914. or at any other time
thereafter OF. in and 10 forty 500 share u
torpu4uy. as set forth 90 certificate fur
nfsred to the sheriff Of New York County
dated Nov. Is 1914 and furnished Jy Andean
Commercial COMPANY.
MAX :. GRIFENHAGEN. Sheriff.
JOSEPH r. COOK. Deputy sheriff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-01
Subway REFORMS
ORDERED BY P.S.C.
seoarate Light and Phone
systems and More Eper-
sency Exits Required.
DIAN TO PREVENT
SHORT CIRCUIT PERILS
eo.rd Nav Penalize Long Island
posd for Not Running Enough
Full Car Trains.


,;.oe.o3 SIS counsel to prepare
tfoAy .-.....,.,,,,,,,.s "a t,o sub.
A. order lV' TIT. -,
ar 70 guard AGAINST a repeu'loh OF
,os6i.ions following the snort circuit
s,r;dent OF January To- Whlch resulted
= one death and the overcoming oil
ceres Of passengers 10y tunes
The order WI require 'I'e i,S's',a
ton Of eomP'vt,' "'.H SVP,' c. f,o, -
phone system wan Sl"'lohS a. It',Vv'''
Intervals, ana an t"pi"I "a "H.''.I.e
,rs,em throucfou, inc SUBWAY 80 AT
,snred that 300 case OF me laNu,e OF
c,e source O. supply ano'ocr VIII au-
,ors,ies.'y ;ahe JUS place.
olAer provisions Ca" ior an noe zoe
prteHt source OF power LOT VpVI"'II.N
he wrtlla'iHr FANS ana me rear H,i'he-
RET Of power. signal ana Eh',nE
,sAts % m-'a'.eN 20 guar %E"','N'.
krakdoWu DID, one V'7,S OF N"o'e 'N'''e
ermur,cl'to 90 announcer
VenUlau0r outlets Tor ef'st,ng SUP,
uxy m8Dhc.cs Viii DC Gemanoc"' @"0
he Installation OF Auol''V''"' 'au"oI
and stalrwa\c rom lne subway " nv ~
stree, through NcDulathg chambers a'
emergency o>'.-. .5 -.
The comM'.- Oh also ID" -''o ~ w, va, -.
ehiet engineer 10 '''eI 10 q" We ., ~ ,,'',
{ Co, c'.>~ ...- - -,
,ions made 'D '. ",'" d w." -
away Win sI","a'" No'','... 20. =,
Craven, the c'it- eng u'tl, vas "a
s,rueted 60 direct construction WI
along Broadway so mat 10 "oIS n.y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-01
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

moderate business reported IN chaTerins.
and q lair general demand prevailed FOR vessels
rates were unchaI g,d and tonnage offerings limited
oiot.tious To Liverpool I'D. Bristol Is. cotton 10
TtvsTnool Der loo d. S. Charters Nor steamer.
Is 900 qrs grain New York % a Scandin avian port
. I prompt. Nor steamer. 900 Grs same. May
Br steamer. - 900 qfs oats. Al ante range 70
E,.vrh Atlantic pot IS o. May. Br steamer.
( !sS tons. cotton savannah 20 Liverpool and Man
chester on Newport. l-Os. Apr May. steamer, oss
steamer SOC tons. same, Nor steamer. 80 tons
general cargo. Phila 20 Colon and santiago {.
prompt: schooner III tons. cual Nori0lh 10 Manao'
= a. erhogrer sG- tons coal Norfolk 20 Para.
I'D b4rE win ore {. bark. 500 tons. quebracho
,soct Buenos Ayfrs % stamford. So. June Jub
ri 40 ions. same. schooner 80 tons coal, nor"
s9ik IA Rermuda d Q. schooner. 40 tons, coz
pbii. 10 CarIenas 2 2. schooner 500 tons cement
New York 10 Brunswick. sc. and oacA. einan4.ls
70 Phn, Lumbar. ts.5e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-01
SAILED
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Christausaud March 3O-Oscar II (Danl. New
York Tor Copenhagen.
Naples March 90. / m-C4rpathis lBr). New
Ghms4y March 3o-kofsiiord CSorl. New York
va klrkwal for Go'heGbgrg
Santos. March .9-kljlIs lBrl. New York
leglOru March 2d-S4m0nDoOl tBr). New York
Pirae4s. March 25-Si.kswolth Hall tBD. New
SAILED
Hun. March 3l-kalherseu Dutch New York
Auc0na. March -J-rreuto Qtau. New York
RIO &c Jaaslr0. March 2G-Bcrraud OBJ, New
lurA
London March s0-Lancaslran tBrl New YORK
PASSED
Lizard. March 3I-Rondo Dutch New York for
Rotterdam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-01
AND TEXTILE NOTES

There are quite a few dress manu-
facturcrs who are very anxious TO
spread their business to foreign coun-
tries. such as Chilli, Argentina and
Brazil. and are trying their utmost to
rush through he samples they have
been working on during the last two
weeks. These anufacturers are rely
ing on the work of a man well known
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-01
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


A-A-CHIyD'S NURSE-Eng.ish Protestant. IN
fat or grhiug child. excellent references. $50
81 H. Miss NofW4yrr's Agency. so 5th az. 5tn
f0or. phone. 4j-1 Madison 81
COOK. -Esiab.e. economical. understands German.
Elz.sh. American cooAms. receptions luncheohN
dinner parties. excellent on bread pasiry and eshe.
aura.fig.rs .lurs. entrees game. salads, desserts.
carving aud all kinds preserving: private family .
DIV country. Wages so SO. personal references
Thompson. 5.l las, s1d 50
fntrIr Gardener. goodman. useful; wife excel
Is.t erok viii 30 anything. yean' best refer
... Industrial Association. n West I-d d.
Phone $40 BDfnt -..-....-------
nor sFXyOKkER Furnish Ameucan strong, III
- civ cf county excellent references Lehus
49, II b. l25th a. Phone 55l3 HarlerA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-01
7g Broadway. y. Y: David N,de Esr. Cot,

e73 Broadway. y Y: David Nadel. Esras Cot
leb. y
Bison Electrical Co BuTalo: 5000: Joseph T
Arundel. Buffalo. Beu H. Fisher. + VI smith.
Buffalo
John W. Coxpcr Co. Buffalo: general engineering
800 900. John W Cowpcr Buffalo. r Dan Hunt
iugion John w Van Alien, Buffalo.
s. Schneider. Brooklyn. realty. s. 900 Napoleon
Schneider. 40 9th St. Brooklyn: Theodore
Schneider John Schneider. BrooSyn
Weisbcrger T1mberg Co. Manhattan; hotel !:
s. 600. Simon Nesberger t12 linton sy. y !. .
Edward Weisberser. Morris TomDrrg. y. Y.
Rome Hardware Co. Rome. $50 .000: Daniel W
Wsrdwell. Rome: John : Wardwell. Perry
MiL.er. Eune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-01
The Bronx,
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MARCH 81.
Manhattan.

The hrst name IL that Of the debtor. tho second
that Of the creditor. and date when judgment was
hlel.
Brooks. l.. and MuIsicin CO. Asch: March $
Becker. A F-No Wall Street Corporation; No 2:
1913. 3.4i0 II
Furst. Al Krashcs: Nov 80 1914. sJsj
Findel. and B-H AycIbuck. NOv 90 1914;
II $ Horton AID nino, Surety Co-D .laoaIless:;
Marc lo.a i1I NJ Edgar: April 30. isll: ~
SIG Il
Kinder. II s rsnncnbaum. Sina Kinder and VI
Famm-I Fiamm. Feb TO- 1914. sil35j
saIgod Realty Coz Sherwood Feb 10. 1913.
Sill n
same Same. oct Is. 1914. $780,. u
Valencia Realty COB Fsuihaber: May %. 1911:
t134 30
Ruukc Nc Rosenberg e, al. oct H. 1907 lcsn-
same-R sonmcr ct al: sept ls. 1907 (e.nceiedi /.
$3.50 20
same HARRISON walker RefractOhes Co: sept q
1901 Cancelled. Sij6 81
samS-I,csly Record Co. Jan IS. 1919 tcanceIedl !;
Same T Butler. Nav ?. 1912 tcancelcd) SllA22
hyud. W A-Wsreu Br5ihen Co. March 1. 1919
tcaucelei1. tl15
sane-r c Wood >oy H. 1912 tcance!Iei) s49s IS
The Bronx.
North sand Go and W u NORTH A Mccarthy
Brother. FEB % 1918 t'acateD. t-Slo2
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FRIDAY. APRIL ?.
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.


Destination and steamer. 81 J. H.
Japan. tcrca. China. Philippines IVA Seat 49,.
tleI-Titau .....-...... ...s... .'.t'+
Hawaii tva San Frslci,co) wi heiinina ApEh :
Hawaii japan. tofeA. China. PHILIPPINES Wa
~-l FlaLcbcOl-Persia ...-..-.--....' 'Apfh .
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

JAPANESE Experienced cook butler houseVork
city. county good references Watanabe. I'd
Madison g.
YOUNG FRESHMAN wishes pos zion a. anything.
with chance f1l Advancement cash security II r.-
qu.rei T. NcDeW0't t' Chauucey Sc. Brooklyn.
YoUNG MAN. 20. FAR elueatou WISHES position
Wtcre Do HaI learn some business Address "a
ward strand fi4 Bloomfield az AfortslaIr y !
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WIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

The Po,sdam. reported as 3l6 miles cast Of SANDY
hook at noon yesterday Is expected 10 uo'A '-i'
forenoon.
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

WANTED. IMMEDIATELY Absolutely com1.ten,
arts. ou ultra modern styi' % commercial illus
f-ators. such only as are capable 20 90 the 90 ~
ADVANCED decorative and Esurc vora need a.py.
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EXPORTS OF APPLES.

The following table gives the exports Of app.t'
from, Tinted states aud tsnad an puf's 10 Bur pe
- che wreN ended March -. prepared for The
1'r.,iir. by Iuuh4u Moore. custom house for
'..ie.s BoIes .fe counted IS three TO Tue barre!
s,b re- kOuel as barrels.