davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1915-09-12

" Harriet Chalmers Adams in a
frivolous lace morning can ,r,i1;,o
s,lt.n ho,,l,,,i,. ,
S''" anu h'sh-heeieo
SHIPPERS OF the most impractical sort.
Then. too, drnples, somehow or other.
do NOT supy.s, rho pn,rodd.n ,or..,. =,
i'ies'9 vi
feru-
10 meet one OF the worlds known travel
ers Of today-perhaps its chief woman
explorer-and one who. In her travels,
has made some valuable discoveries.
Evening star., 1915-09-12

a priests house. Needless to say, our
guide was discharged.
"On the wild. mountainous Haitian
frontier the natives live in communal
houses, and there again we experienced
the same hospitality. We arrived at
night and began setting up our tents
The people helped us with our cots and
and gave US little
torches to enable US to see our way
Evening star., 1915-09-12

about. Doubtless our advent supplied
the sensation Of lifetime for some of
the Younger folk, for ! recall that I
went to sleep watching ascircle of chill
dren gazing intently at our camp.
'In the morning they brought us tiny
cups OF coffee. which was an expensive
accept money, and would have been
offended had we forced 1t upon them.
Evening star., 1915-09-12

Whenever Trouble
Arises It's the u. S. Ma
rine Who Is First Called
Upon to Go to the Front
The Advance Guard
of the Army and Navy
A Big Force of Ma
rines Now in Haiti, and
but Recently a Battal-
ion Has Been With
drawn From the Yaqui
Country on the West
Coast Of Mexico
From the Beginning of
Our History the Marine
Corps Has Done at
Least the Advance
Scrappin'- '-Notable In
stances of the Handi-
work of Our Sea Sol
diers.
Evening star., 1915-09-12

@ 8: 6 i: =: 4: :: =: ::
q Spangled coat having been dis
Evening star., 1915-09-12

The oldest of our American peoples.
the pre-Incasic tribes. came by sea. The
later Americans. the Apaches and other
bunting tribes. came round BY land. the
Evening star., 1915-09-12

NES preconceived notions of a
woman explorer are not full
filled when one meets Mrs.
Harriet Chalmers Ada ms in a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-13
Shibbing Information ana
Marine News Of the World

10y, GInMs . Mini Dominic .pd Gusd.logpe :.
tStis snd 81 Ri,s e.. 81 crolI md $, Thoms
III. E ' Ind 9" %a.. nae 90 40 NJ I'M
Wiidis tBrl. Bs,sn. March % and Ms'ao,,'
April 9. to The MunsOn So Line with sugar b"'
"l sss S.uio tBrn, Santos March y. Rio d
Jin.iro 40 Bahia a.. Pernsmbqco 20 pi.,,i.,,o
, sad a. s p.s.e.s.rs mali. and md,s Bar
Ns. Ft a.Ts Aehl IA to sc ts. C coSin and
Ss .tssr,xs ps.sngen. mails and mdss. Bar bS0
Hncou. c.,oe. Apl s. 70 II. , n,n: ann I Rsi,
Bi 3. SOC LsSo. MARCH ,s and B.lOo. 30. to D
W', a.1 s sasu. or April and av.n. 70 tn.
southern r,ss Co. E si9 ,%s' hD n 10 to N, Hol
land 'hmer,c. Line. In ballast. aunantins. %
iSdi,nio Cs~.dD Go,b.bors March 70 to T"-
co,mo jobo. April 2. Ponce. S; MUssuet ara
san V juan / 10 he New York Porto Rloo IS Go
with 6s passenger mails ana muse o' 1--WE
zssndyk Dutch. Rotterdam March a. 70 tho
hmoeo Jobo. April and Mayssuez 5. 70 IN.
American Molssss, Co. with molas'e' Bar.
.o Ca CR B. i.. .''Tf ssr ffgaro . 10
Nomus Nev Orleans April 70 INC S on
Pscisc ~ With passengers and md''. ou''n'
Alton tBr). HuslTa March IL ana Berrnuns Apn
a. 10 Bowrins & GO. with pyritss Bs., , 0im noS q
lean. Boci Grsnds 'or Cirefet SANDY hook'
Huron. Jacksonville. Qusrintine' y Do M, D.,
psrL MhInl,tier tNorl. llare FEBRUARY H. -
Remain Royesen, In ballast - O., D., 49,,
Bark Inyermay fBrl. Dublin Fepruay T. " ,g gr
0, wreckng steamer Msn'"
s,ndv HOOK. \ J. April H. 80 m-"ind
vest light breeze. partly CLOUDY hsh' se''
SAILED.
>.-,,i, ,,d v.rnor, News
,,Jysnn NoTfok and Newport News. Pananehos
eG,sep. Pireus: Fl Rio Sew Orlesn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-13
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS,

ARRIVED.
Ei,t,rau Aphl q-Lspiand tNorl. New roIe -,
copcnl ascn 10. Zamofl tS"edI' NeN io'" 'o'
s'ocfno" ,,-u 10 Bensalen Dutch. Sew Yorb
-. Erlfssf. H. Richard tDuichl. Ne" foih
Famine. san Francisco Vi, Ne" lo's' "@'"'i
and Plymouth. -, A., vi
Tai. Bay. April s-Lombor Dutch. Ne" lo''
po 'g' 81 81" April p-Km-ns CB',. N~~ York 'or
M.t 1Ii April st Joseph FL. NeT YORK. via
cri.,obai. April io-Kan,sn., Sew YORK for y s,n
'F,.nrisco Psstorcs Port Iimon for Sew lorH
nd both pro- ,ededl Levi, X Thurov. Ne'
Faimoutb April l2-Prins Frst.-k H-ndris
Dutch. New Yor. VIA We, ,n'e'i T.ner,s
10. New YORK for Rotterdam. Zinal 'Br) New
p.'G o,H April l2-Minu Gersss tBr,I). New
po.I,,i, Anil s-Aaso OFr,. New York
psiermo April s-luseby tBrl. New YORK
GissgnE April I1--Camcrouia tBrl. New YORK.
Liverpool. April ll-%cw York. Ne" fofk
SAILED
Ii,.rpool Ap-l Io-Tord Seton ter. New York
lii Tu.rsnts tBrl from Glasgow. New fork.
ci,,altar. Anil Carlo ltaO from Ancon4l
Sew York: 9Th. Franklin tBD from Genoa''
,,e, ST 2pnl stanley oBrl. New YORK
Svssi',r ZION April s-Hsckness tBrl. New York.
p.rnHmbuco. April lO-Acre Bran from santosl.
Haif April 9-Rlualdo ,Br) Nex YorE 49,. 49,,
NsY YORK Roma tFrl from Msrseesl. ProT-
Ioudor Aprii lo-Samland tBels). New York
swansea. April lo-well' city 'Brl. New YORK
GVrslisr' April Io-Duca desh Abruzzi ltal from
New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-13
WOMEN TO AID NEWSB0YS

Miss Anne Rhodes, chairman of the
committee TO raise S25O,OOO for the
building of the Newsboys' Home Club,
al meeting i'm the Hotel Belmont yes
terday announced that the presidents
of several prominent women's clubs
had promised to appoint committees to
aid the work.
Several new names were added to
the committee and the list of field
workers has been increased. The teams
Of women will cooperate with the
mems teams when the campaign opens
next month. meeting each day al lunch
con 70 report and secure new lists TO
work on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-13

INC. cloak manufacture at = ,WN esi LOT"
- ,r .-eIrnmeut to Albert Nald. ...
%GpVAN DRESS co. INC. manutaSIu
-, tr.s.s- AT II West 36th ST. WS"o
assignment 70 Nathaniel a AKA ",,b,,las \.
Incorporated IN october l'i-' d"u
freedman is president. ,,. ia bats
irA@IiMII. ROSENBERG. dealer IN
ami rlothing AZ 20> East lo-d ~. az" -
Moor st. Brooklyn. made an asS's
S% u,epy EIlElBER. dealer in drysoods a.
ait 80 to.d st.. made an assignments II"
Philip f.. Ghr.
REAssIGNMENT.
THE GREENRLATT ASBESTOS NM md
= ~ - l,,.iie Penn. which made IN assign .
- ro W., 20, : 10 Walter T. kohn. has HAD
H. property reassign"d 10 W.
DISCHARGES N BANKRUPTCY.
Indigo Learned Hand. in the Federal court,
Ia, granted discharges 20; De ltsgn ~,
r"i.sts bankers. Of 80 East Houston 81, .,'
iiiftf. 500 as-. Fav 4 Flanagan. piumhe.-
I'm West Goth ST. liabilities. S'3. 81 'I'-"' ~,
J. Mcknight. steam heating .ohT1''oI' -
N,-.st I.t+n 81 Liabilities 49, 49, - /,
.,,.,,,-,. ,,arufacturer ~ hair goods, ~
"a ~, liabilities N7.f2l. George T.. 'H's.
KIN engineer. PIeasauuille. liabilities.
Ct,. Oru Sheelet. private N%,'rt ntottco
sirire uaIlitie- Sl.t7. Andrew 7. M.NSr'
s,s .,rner Beacon. y. y. Liabilities. e".-V''
Sa,rnour Woolhca.Cr. contractor. Nlhsa.p5n
liabilities SAL. Joseph J. Ieiger. r,HH,''
20 oakland Place. lEtulHll'r. 9''N''' H.
Iesr,l uulertlker. Pops Madison az" lia
tnI,iCe 81 S5q. Asch x Gillette. men w.
nishns goods 100 Broadway iaoi'iI S,o ra.t
-. icon r.intoss butcher clerk. $40 ~ 90
,, TsIiIities 1895 Angelo d Fla 5.''
a. a.. formerly liquors liabilities. N.."' no. -.
Diamond d co. firs - West 2'tn ST.. ' KS
.!lll' 90 liabilities Sll $50. James j..
I Wss, ' g,,,r tni., Bio Nest I'7th st. I.3,
f,Ii,ie. S.rI. charles : Moor 'Ci MaI,S3n
a" liabilities scot Edward - NJ. M.pS 20 Sc-
S,u,orI.. saloon $50 sth av.. liabillteS 80
, ,'"f' otifssy talors trimmings. 1901 MI
En-. az liabilities. $50. samuel EiEan'
pfarmsc,s, l69 East iol., T ,,r. "1 ia we-
49,. "f.Iiii,ies S14St. Orenstein Brothers
ig '. ' and caps 80 Hroadwsy. lia6ilitle''
q, 30 Arnov a SON. cloaks. s. IN aN..aa
ii,bilities. $50 Joe Neu6auer ,t,altL0nit,e.
Thomr son So. formerly grocer "'''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-13
Declare Fight for Rail
roads Reorganization
Has Just Begun.
ADOPT RESOLUTIONS
FOR MANY CHANGES
Board Likely TO Transform
Policy and Government at
Meeting Here.

Chicago. April 12.-Insurgent stock
holders Of the Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific Railroad at prolonged meet
ing tonight elected Nathan L. Amster,
Of Boston, one OF their leaders, 10 the
board OF directors AmSter was one Of
four new directors chosen, the others
being W Emlen Roosevelt. William j..
Matheson and Charles Hayden, all OF
New York
The three others had the backing Of
the Sheldon committee, which repre-
scented the majority stockholders ana
the faction in control Of the board.
There! are thirteen members alto
gether, four Of whom will be succeed
ed next October II was announced
that Timothy s. Williams, Of New York,
is 20 have a place on the board at an
carly date through the resignation Of
ono Of the directors.
The minority faction said they were
pleased over the election Of Mr.. Am
Ster, and declared the fight for control
and reorganization had only begun.
Resolutions contemplating general
change in the government of the Rock
Island were adopted. One resolution
provides that a committee be appointed
10 consider limiting the directors 10 five
and TO pay them salaries for their ser
vices, with the understanding that they
devote their time 70 the company's in
terests. Another resolution provided
for the appointment of committee Of
five stockholders 10 revise the bylaws.
Both committees are TO be appointed
within thirty days. The minority
stockholders concentrated their proX-
les, under the cumulative voting sys-
tenn, on Mr.. Amster, with the following
result in the battle for directors: Am
ster 605,16s Hayden. 1884; Mathe-
son, 437. 702; Roosevelt, 437,702; Will
Jams, 437 POP.
A resolution was proposed ratifying
the acts of the directors and tellers at
the meeting, and was adopted against
the opposition Of most Of the minority,
some OF whom asserted that il was an
effort 20 head off possible legal action.
1t was late in the evening when the tel
lers finally reported that minority
motion TO adjourn TO May "a had been
lost. Bernhardt Naumburg, of New
York. representing minority holders,
entered formal protest against the
vote on the grounds Of alleged irregu-
larities.
l.. c. KrauthofF, Of New York, of
counsel for the Sheldon committee. re
piled to this protest, declaring por-
lions Of it unfounded and false. Both
the protest and answer were made part
OF the record.
II was said the new board, at its
meeting in New York next Wednesday,
will adopt recommendations Of Presl-
dent H. L. LudCe and Chairman Schu-
macher in regard to its policy. These
recommendations include the normal
outlay Of p per cent of the gross re-
ceipts for the ensuing year IN main
tenance expenses, with no extraordinary
outlay Of any kind and no big hnanc-
ing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-13
BUSINESS REVERSES
BANKRUpTcy PETITIONS.

ANNIE BERkOWIrZ dealer in house fur
u.-hinc goods Al col East l3sth -. Petition
nicd against hcr hy columbian Enameuing
and stamping 90. $50. Butler Brothers.
$40. 10 Oh f.. Hloch so. Morris Bergman.
So and samuel j. Bernstein 81 Lila
asset, asset 5000 '' '"'' '' ''.''''' = '''
Louis T.. LEVY manufa rturer Of vom-
ems hats 40 70 West Houston ST. Petition
filed bv t. Inkol,ten a sons. S3ij. :. Sal
to'- & CO.. So. sud Morris Srh~aftz. 50.
Liabilities are 5000 AMI assets 81 on. lie
made an assignment on saturday.
CHARLES = BOUCHER OF 35i7 Broad
WAY. fled petition with liabilities Of Si.s-'.
contracted iu New York and chicago. and
assets consisting Of cash. S. accounts SO
AMI tvcrt, i've shares of stock of the con
sOliGatcd Liquid Gas 60. The debit. are for
rent. automobile automobile repairs and
tires Among tho creditors are the fsottt
Fraucriui Motors Co. $ 80. Lehman estate.
chicago 81. 800. and =. y. he Bower S949.
GIOVANNI SANARESE. southwest corner
Of $50 81. and f'h az. fled schedules snow
inr liabilities ~ bfiif most, 10 Italians.
ami assets consisting of stock. value uu-
kucVn
rELLMAN BROTHERS cloak maoafa.r-
grey, az "a Wssf 2ith ST.. ilod .Neiulos
show me liabilities Of $3.50 ana ass-t- of
Slt>i4 consisting 81 stool. s 900 machinery.
s. >)o. patterns. $500. and accounts. s -.
samuel VI. Peiimar has individual liabilities
of 8 s. AMI assets Of $500 real estate In
Erootlyn. Louis Peilmau has individual lis
bIlues ~ Na5E and assets az $500. in
BROOKLYN real estate.
TIE CITY LAUNDRY CO.. INC of e
Eas, Sth g.. lied schedules showing la-
mliHes % g. 40 and no assets
COMPOSITIONS CONFIRMED
A l.. cIIATTERTON CO.. dealers in book
ani stationery AT go 'n a.. composition
with creditor. a. D. cents on tho dollar cash.
H. l.. RLEIER nc. furniture dealer -
no 20 as. Composition with creditors a. %
cents on ''' dollar ra'at'e % cents cash and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-13
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

.. ,r go f,..,.,..,,- ION. .f,t NTH tb,
AhsfH. ApI D. lh,'.l"ie.i'i' "'u WIN TUT
stefc'Hr e.. NIar .' t'y- ,.,. g. o,,
fsmou, TIRE a hNubei 20. hft,@N . ~ q, nv
Emanuel Ne'mai,, .'l .''u t 10 sH1y''' VIZ
lam H. Jackson. N.ti"n \ MUG. i'''N.. ~ 90 o,,
Storp fcuiIN Z .iP Norm l'Ds' a'iN~' !" '''
helm''t j,',, ~ t,-i-c,,. nm
>.oN'' Noi.n ''.'""''l'' ''''''
lao
Morgan Ne.I'pg van "Ip.. U4Il1' s"' "a ~
t'VVOV 'i'I.e' Is .H'' '". p
amer "IN'"' .'.'.'.''' ~. '.' N' ' '''
y y. ,.,,,.
I1e IHntt'' Nt,n@.. an 80 $50
Davidson. NnJie Harris, \ !
America Bromide Co. Manhattan plhung
s. goo. LuIvg Niuhcr ID: Nesi nom :. ~. a.
coleman NJ faludN. y. J. Charles NoN, Nc"
Bughion. station Island
hsn'gan hios. me- NaIS"S quarry SO,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-13
ARRIVED

s,e,me-. Antonio Lopez span Genoa Mar AR
O., R.r,sl,r, - Valencia p. Manga - ~
I'm, IN 20 me Campania TrasatiAniHa VIZ
, e,t q .e-ond ant - steerage passengers anu
v,rie Jl Glorzlo tNorl. Guantanamo Ap.n
az Ssma s ID The Atlantic Fruit 20 Win rup'
re- Ian Ro,a ,;ranie. t. A Bull & 60. win
800 Highlands az p a ,,... n
uuro, is.Es1nviile Apr and 'hare'Ioh w.
., FIN. t'Ivie * CO. with passenger, ana mos
Hermuiian iBrl iirrmuca ApIu ~, 10 M
ou'beN - A9cncy. vi SO passengers mans N"'
FvanssIns Bermuda ApGl 10. 70 Irn';.
vri x, passengers am Do 0alast' DIT wv
= m. -, po,, I,,onio April = 10
fine ,meo Importing Co. Win run. BAL '''
Te,er ,put.'b. Cardiff March g. to Punch
rt,s 4 Co Va iailay. Bar. g. m go.
L'ES - Columbus. savannah April p 10 me
ON - Co with passengers and mdse auAFSh-
va, G;,,l,oi Port Arthur April ;. r. q. Guli Ne
Vale Galveston April o.. 10 t"e Eo.."e'"
Ia. 49, with niiss Quarantine. Il m.
'br,ont Georgetown. 4. ~ the AI4h..
CO Lumber Go. with lumber quarantine 90
q M. ,,...ti,, Aoru 1 ~ the West
Ind. = Co with sugar Bar VI. et,,oso,
Stsrbope IBrJ Sayoua March ~ 70 St"'yi H.
sr.ure & Young in ballast BAR, 50 ~ ~ ,,,.r
'S,tcrior tEaI Naples March -. 10 "A
d.n r ballast. Bar. noon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-13
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

A limited amount Of eharterins was Iep"ilel W
,r, tonnage market anil 4 moderate general demand
prevailed Tor additional vessels. Quotations 20 lIt
srpooI I'D Bristol Is. cotton 70 Liverpool per l9U
H. s ,O'ds2 CHARTERS Norwegian steamer. SO
IONS genera cargo New York for Rotterdam. private
terms prompt. Greek steamer. 2t32 tonS sam, same
Greek steamer o22 tons previously coal Be.u-
go tons tpreylouslyi coal. Baltimore or virginia
10 IVES, coast Italy Sos April May. Greek steamer.
. OSl tons same 70 Naples. 81 April: foreign
steamer r. tens. cotton. Wilmington. {. 10
liverpool lljs HAVE l20s. or Genoa 1905. Aprl
British steamer. 1926 tons cotton. etc savannah
~ London. 1925 3D. April-May. British steamer
1902 tons cotton. Cur to Have. l6OS. April
Argentine bark. 1851 tons case oil and lumber
New York 70 Conception and tor Fay'ahdu p'l'
forl 10 the Azores private terms. schooner. az
tons, coal. Philadelphia 10 BlddeforI. private
terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-13

p.,-lm,r SAMUEL Vein: tll3l9
n.,... r.,,, - n.oio,. N ,2i5 );
Rashkss. Julius Max Rsshkiss and Isaac Rsshk's
"a Cusbuzu & TO. 81 3gt 80
Reiser Adolf Henanu. Soli
Rruhemer : J-ColumJia lee Cream Co A-13 '5
Roscnstock Jonas Kaplansky Sl51.al
RC.cnthal Edns-A Drman. Sl4ll3
Ro,hschild Realty Gov J shaw; $leJt -
Rieser Bola-R Consumauo. 50. ~ on
Redfern. Cor. aud W-B r Siesclstein; So
Reproduction Co-Amerlcsn Felt Co; =, f5'o.I'
Srnoerb'ru John. and Charles Herman-M Semen
scR Ga,ic Ba-uard-J schuim.n: $500
Scnoonmaker. C.-l-George Har,es Co; S2jl 81
senate samuel and senate Wine and Liquor Go.
mc-Hauuis Dist'Hg Co; sos -
St .iIi Asphalt Paving Col oDpenheImer Al:
Smith. Andrew j. + Cuday. ii3S
Scheme Esr.sI-B Fitsker. S35lts
Smith. II Ii Hill. flHtO
Schoenfeld. Richsrd-W s Mack et al: !i9S -
Schlickermsu A Al l. Richards Sll5lb
Van Bo,EeFct. Elizabeth. or Lizzie-L Gallagher:
v fe,i.,'2l b aad ipf'M Eqen-M I.Aeniera
w,sel. FL Hue5ner: $500 3
Warner l. HI reynolds Yl6l92
Wolf Jacks Frost: tl6S 9s
ii Goming. Sl74s6
The Bronx.
Angel Construction Col Hatch: sl2s %
Angel Construction Go. Inc and Camine .ioHin
BlnIbaam. HERMANN Cu,schneider. SIs2 q
Benern'reurd. Adoph. and Emanuel Sraus-JJ q!
Dohrmsnn. Dora and william Smith
Fauhaber. CharIes-N Schmidt. s4o6 =
Farsgo Josepb-H Hslper': S23l.
LeTitt. samuel. and 9 J. Roberts 6 oace S235 -
McMullen. Snare * rnes'. Inc kurak. N2,0l,
Ns rzilI RroaY R iSs 90" 'G MAYER sios
Pascal. R4e-Breaastoue Bros, Bronx Branch, Inc;
schm-z. william r Jones: !a,s %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-13
WILL FILED.

=, HARRISON MOORE To NJ. Maricta H.
,tIdie NJ estate. personal elect. residence AZ :,
M'-is'4e DIVE and property near Lake t,corQs
nre' children receive s. 200 each Two cmplo,e.
- 600 ana $500 respectively E.ieill CHRISTIE .I.-
er-in-lsH iife income '.om SI7 00o Income from
,te residue. after deduction NJ so 900 for widow,
D, - g - children auI EraLdruilIreu A. death
q" Wis Moore the principal ~ fhe resIduary estate
a. l' 9 to me t rec children and The srantcl.l
dfen. COMBS y Wilson. attorneys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-13
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

IN. report ~ 'he Associated Oh Company '0r
the ,ear ended December IL. 1914. dscloses net
ca,rirgs a. 81 14g.O4l Interest charges on out
standing bonds taxes. etc. amounted 10 1881 IA
and the plor' and loss sufpiu, after dcp-euauon
reserve was Sl2ei,j2
Stockholders ~ the Federal Mining AID smelling
Crmpsn, a. tur annual meeting yesterday re-ciettei
letiriug dire tors. with she exception ~ James \
Safteshcid who resigned from thc board A. the
organization meeting The resignation Of Frank
SGceuc, - secretary was aC.epfet Tie vacancies
have no. been fIol
a Iamboru has purchased fh. Cofee FL
change membership n Paul !. Ruchgdhct Tor $. 900
This Is an advance ~ 500 over the previous sale
Operating fetenue, ~ The Western Pacific Ksil
ray Compsut for February amounted 90 $3Si t;1
in Iross decrease % S64 0y9 from the same
month iu 1914 Net earnings after taxes were 81. -
S3l. which compares with deficit ui Sit.--' a
year ago.
Application 10, heel made b, Edmund Fleming
Rushy and ! 81 cutter for membership Oh he
Sew Nofk Cotton L1lhsuge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-13
FIRE DEPARTME EMIT.

AnsoIntmsnt Mclaughlin. q a
probouo1cr. as fourth grade h.cmu. ApnI IL. :
Resignation C'cbsue0S0 nIcman j. NcCusber.
~ 4 T. los 4 w. April 10
Leaves l,,i'houf ps,l.Licut W. IT, NuitsN. Ing
a. a hours from no April %. Flremc1 ].
n Maioy Tug q5. o. hours. rom \ O. in Ap1'
i. 4 D q keefc " 4 J e. e. hours from
m Ami a. Fireman u i Condor. No .. II a
L j. l. hours from a. M. Ap1 a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-13
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records OF the
Last Twenty four Hours.

w.sbinx,on. April i7-rhs northern Nofm na'
,..ch.a IA. mouth Of the ~. Lawrence "'s' 81"
I, p.sslns rapidly north.utv'rd sithin t"' '"'
-, ,,n, hours Thi. storm caused shove" IN
-. X. England and middle Atlantic states ana the
,,nn., Ohio VALLEY. and local rains and SHOWS II
,hs ,.,,oo N the Great Lsses. Rains are also -
,,,,.a ,torn the north Pacific Coast under me N
su.no. Of a disturbance that Is oentf, over bf'hh
Coumbi. -
T,nper,,urs. have fallen oonsidsrsby IN mo
r.x,on a, the 0,.y Lakes. the ohio VALLEY ana tns
nIdal. Atlantic and New England states. while
change 10 much warmer weather IA In progress o'e'
the Northwest Generally fair weather VIII p"''"
Tu,,d.y and Wednesday throughout the country
Temperatures will he somewhat lover TUESDAY III
IA. middle Atlantic and Ser England Sstes' shn
uuI ria. In th- north plains states the npp~r Ms
,l.sinpi and ohio valleys and the region OF Ms
W,nds 10, Tuesday and w.dne.day North and
,,tGiie Atlantic light to moderate V.usole. south
.,i.t,,t- yroder,te east and southeast; EAT Gun.
iigbf 10 moderate variable, vest Gun, h0ufhN 80
ard .ou'hesJ upper labes, lign' 70 tnHeta' '.
liable becoming south on Mlcmsh H' '''''Y'
lower lakes. light Tana5lo
f.,sesa fer Special lseslItie.-ent"n NV
ys,t pI,t,lct Of Columbia Southern New tngtno'
p,nn,yI,anIa. New Jersey. Delaware ana map'no'
fair ts-dsy: "a. Morrow fslr. -, ,.,. o. .
We.,srn Sey York partly cloudy 20 dV' iAh W
morrow with rising temperature
Local omel.l Record. The following ore'al ''oo'n
,,on the Weather Bureau shows ths enange' III wv
,,,,.,.,,re for the las, twenty four hours. IN com
harrison With the corresponding date OF last year
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LaceS, Lace Curtains.

lace goods rus snow tsOle chair. o eic~tric ma
chimes. cutting tables. safe desks lot o. fixtures.
etc.. tty.
MAN = GRtFENHAGEN sheriff
SAM II GlN>BERG. Deputy sherry
DANIEL GREENWAID. SneriT's Auc,iouee- sell,
this d1r Tuesday. April l4;h. at a. O'Clock noon.
a. the leh Estate EE,hauge Ss..,,1oms. 1910
Ne,ey street. b' virtue 90 certain wit o, eE,.4-
tlou. all the right Title and Interest n william NJ
Macintosh which he hal On August 18th lol4 or
any time thereafter of tu and n a., share, Of tbe
,spai stock ~ The British American Manufact Irng
company.
NAN : GRIFENHAGFN sherry
HERMAN ENGEL deputy Sherry
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