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Shipping Information and
Marine NeUS OF the WOrld

the New York and Cuba Mail SIS Co. with mdse.
Bar a. go m.
santa Clara. sagla July y and Havana 10 10
the American d Cuban IS Line. with sugar. Bar
steamer Brr,berg CNor) Rosario June 49, San
Nicholas 10 and ~ Lucia july II. TO Barber 20.
with Passengers and mdse. Bar at Ito m.
Porto di Sayona U,aD. Genoa July to Fur
ness Witty n Co. In ballast. Bar al 80 o m.
Ryswyk Dutch. Havana July 9 and C1barien
g. to the Alunson S. Line. with sugar. Bar al Il
saint Joseph CFrJ. Barcelona June IS and Lis
bon July :. to James W El"ell a Go. with md5e.
Montansn. Portland June Is. Seattle o. Tacoma
"a san Francisco % Los Angeles July / aud
Cristobal IA. 10 the American Hawaiian IS Line,
NicEerie GDuchj. Amsterdam May 81. Madeira
june 9. Paramanbo y. CaruPano q. Cqmana g.
Ia Gusyra -. Curacao July =. Puerto CsbcuO g.
Ticacas 8. Curacao &. Jacmel 3 AUX Cayes 3;
Je.cmie 10. Port Prince H.. Petit Goaye and
Miragoane u. 81 Marc l3 Gonave3 - and Port de
Pax and Cape Hayuen Is. 10 the Royal Dutch
West India Mail. with mails and mdse. Bar. $3.50
Sellasia OBr. Bayoune. France. July 3. to II
Mancbdosal g 5Nofj + Port &oiant july TO- Port
Antonio A.. Port Maria Il. 81 AIMS Bay and
Montego Bay y aud Kingston 10. to the United
Fruit Co. with mdse. Bar. m.
lilo g. Balboa - and Philadelphia 20. 20 the
American Hawaiian s. Line. with mdse. Bar
Catherine Cuneo CNor). Baracos July l6 to the
Tropical Fruit GO. with fruit. Bar. SIS m.
Alabama. Port Arthur. to the Texas Oh Co. with
Huron. Mobile July 10. Tampa ls and Key IVES,
II. 70 the Mallory s. Co. with mdse. Quar-. 525
m.
III Vale Galveston July i. 10 the Southern
Pacific 60. with mdse. quar- 10 m
san Marcos. Jacksonville. quar-. ) s. m
Santa clara. san Francisco June II. Portland.
ore. lj Astoria 20. Seattle -, Tacoma "A.
Nluiltep p. Port Angeles -. San Pedro july aud
Cristobal Il. q w II Grace a Co. with mdse. Bar.
l. 40 ? m.
SAILED.
Steamers Cras,er Hall CallaO: Concho. Galveston
Madison. Norfolk and Newport News. Fl Mar. Gal
weston. George tBrl Norfolk. H0melen (Brl, Nor
folk. Rotterdam Dutch. Ayonmouih Dochra.
River Plate. La Campiue Dutch. Rotterdam
Tyskaud DAM Philadelphia; Jean. Boca Grande
Rayo. Baton Rouge. Joseph Of Giorgio tNor)
Glbard. Santa cruz. San Pedro. 81 Andrew tBrl
Baltimore. Ocmulgee. ---. Port Antonio (NOr)
Port Antonio: Cretic (Br) Naples. Antilles, New
Orleans. Sabine (Brl. Cape Town; Zulia. Maya
guez. Zacapa, Cristoba
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COURT CALENDAR
NEW YORK COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Special Term-Par l.GlE',hhad'n'

NEW YORK COUNTY,
SUPREME COURT.
Special Term--Par i-GlEGERlCH. J.
MOTION CALENDAR-M 1899 a m.
McyerIP a a Co osttatcIsl osuAhos"
Phillipson smith Miller Goldberg
Same same Bachelor Hinkle
Re Riverside Drive Re Reich
Nome Tirich Oslees KsnAis
Never Buckridge Crane Baldwin
WcstFlshCo/ Fiukclstein llauiand hheh
Amas liosthh lie Nader
Re Ia.k SussmanI Sussmsn
Calhoun Calhoun kTa,osgi hTo,o,H "a.
10 / o,,don Jrdelman CrreuWichSavIik/ Mallon
W,,i Itfc ins 90 Fisher NocklandC orrusty Lucas
DE Nivo DE Nivo SAM. same ,,
NcrchNetlDk) Collora oiuRubPlantllevL liutnr
same same Zlgmont Penl Coal Co
Same same DOherty Smith
Caviuato IVicciriln Jacobs Ttchler
Nsumann Goldberg piimar, jMcDermou
Nomanow RnmAuOw tie Nsu.ist
Rcugiiat jBcnguiat Clark. Miller
U,dyot' bem SYFordProd Re Wallach
i,,Tr,riiv jRrontt,ky Rcstivo/ Castle Bros
Mo,sn TX ronenberg's nth MFleischmanuCo Madison
II Garage Az II y Co
OShmsn/ Levine ScanienL ShYn
klozncr klo2ner Ieo, tNihf WIZ
FreudenfeIs IRssmussen Tr,isteesIeake&Watn
EmigrantlndSB k Lansing orphan House/hAID
s Same 1Sans I''p"A WuriSei fwur,zel
K K,ss,S, I l.ser"' iicberman 1iebermsn
IiscSrbn,nFC tlcoFim Austin irhols& CojMsnRy
Msrttn Martin Greenwood Greenwood
Laurisrd Robertson DE Nno/festa
same Anglo AmerFilm Re Cammann
Jsco,s Jacobs AmAutoSupplyl Gabriel
~ Uees Atkins fOussaut
NC mes su,eJ r,rm-P.r ii~PHILBIN. J.
III psrte matters
sURROGATEs' C0URT-CHAMBERs
COHALAS s.
Wills for probate. at lO;Sg a. IN
Edward TAFT Arthur Turner
Trial Trm-COHALAN. 3.
Room S03-At 10 30 A. m.
June Term continued.
Contested will-Lilan Nordica Young
CITY COURT.
Sp,olaI Term-Par i-SCHMUCK. J.
Kspsn Schmidt honmann naudere'
WelSh's Son |Saitta Biewton/hutopitss' W
Tancer tVacarino Ritzo/Kc
Dayis lNIcKenna Reich jSchermerhorn
GreenwichLitho/ Globe Baum Rosenberg ~.
Feature Film Zimmerman /R0senfeld
Stsrare Coleman Israel Flcischer
Cook & Co/keler Cohen Kaufman ma.
Calcott & Co/Cushing Schwartz DelehceyhV
McCarthy& BRO Cutrone Epstein Ncndt
Merritt /Gibbins heie/ tohen
RoscnwssserI GIickfeld Felsenthol IScheuer
NicboIaSP owerCo HRob- ChalmersMoior/ Abrahsms
artisan & "a Isnf0rd }ROsen
Rcvans |Nesgher terrato/feha
HOWell/OrCutte 49,.
Part iI-SCHMUCK. J--EI parte matters.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
nv GIEGERICH J.
Nfu, Life ms Co/Hsiliday-John Hynes.
Re Laor-Theo Mccarthy.
Grif7th /Doctor-Edw II Downing
Re Redford-Geo Hayes
Tewinthan-M Maurice Deiches.
Rector etc Church Of Zion /Goldnnser-Edr
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Notes.

! Deputy Scout Commissioners DiercH and
Charles were guests Of Scout Commissioner Prize
Macdonald at the Nowak Councils camp al
NOrOtou
2 Scoutmsster Frederick Trevor HILL OF Irving
ton. spent Thursday night iu camp
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Local 0melai Record.-1ne following oricial rec.
ord from the Weather Bureau shows the changes
IN the temperature for the last tgenty-four hours
in comparison with the corresponding date OF last
year.
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Vessels Arriving at and De-
parting from Port OF
New York.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise. Az. sunset. I2o; moon Se'S' A"4-
g. NJ. moons age. IL
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Troop Notes.

l. Troops 81 and rs have opened their camp a.
Glen Cove. Long Island. They expect 70 enjoy the
fruits Of the season and last winters labofs Tor a
month
Q Troop lOi Scoutmaster C. II. Ncsslage. has a
baseball team which Is anxious to PLAY teams II
other troops Send all challenges 20 the scout
ma.lar- a II Mesl NlnelH- alIlh SlIuet.
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

Male
NEW YORK OFFICE Western iobhng house
wants bright, strong Christian boy. with refer
enceS wages 10 start, So. Address L. C.. Box
g. Tribune ONCE
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CITY C0U n 7
REFEREES APPOINTED

nv GIEGEKIIH, J..
Mn, Life ms COLLABORATION Hynes.
Re Lalor-Theo X Mccarthy.
Grifith Doctor dW u Dowling
Re Redford-Ceo u Hayes.
Archer observation-disclosures Deiches
BY PHILBIN. J. ,
Rector etc. Church Of Zon/Goldhnser-bd"
Finch
Seligman ISchwartz--wm PecRham.
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sURRoGATEs' cousTacHAmstRs.

Wills for probate. at 1880 a. IN.
Edward TAFT Arthur turner
Narv E,rk Simon A Weisman
Trial Term-COHALAN. \.
Room 503-At 10 30 A. m.
June Term continued.
Contested yill-Llllian NOrdica Young.
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last TWenty-fou Hours.

Washington. July 2l-The pressure continues
high generally east o. the Rockies and low OF the
Atlantic Coast This pressure distribution has been
attended By moderate temperatures generally east n
the Rocky Mountains and local showers and thun-
derstorms along the Atlantic Coast and in the
southern Rocky Mountain region. High tempera-
lures prevail over the western plateau and in the
interior n the Pacific states. The indications are
that the weather will be generally fair Thursday
and Friday over the eastern half Of the country
except that showers are probable the south At
lantic Coast Moderate temperatures viii continue
the eastern half Of the country during the next
two days.
WIND. Tor Thursday and Friday. North Atlantic
middle Atlantic. south Atlantic. east CUT Nghf 10
moderate variable. west Gun moderate north to
east. upper lakes and lower lakes. l.ght variable
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.
BUSINESS CARDS.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.-Cleans y
rnnlrressed ain steam. hand ou floor 1888
Broadway. t2l East 4sth st. COE BRANDT
Tel l3Z-3sth.
NULTIGRAPH TYPEwRITrEN LETTERS.
800 81 so. 900. SIS. 10 900. 80.
GRO Il MEATNEW ORD.
40 Rs equitable Bids }, room l.l5l. Rector Iji5
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
oldest Largest. Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
PRICE, Reasonable send Tor Circular
Tel tf.l- 4bgs Bryaut ~ l33 West iitu -.
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| S"'s SsSessS"S Din. 81. Lch. 50c.
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HIGH WATER.
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THE REXMERE

STAMFORD IN THE- CATSkILlS
NOW Open Finest H0tl iu tae Caiskills.
Golf Tennis Boating New swimming ioo. Car
application. W I'm ivy
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DENTIFRICES FAKES"
IS CHEMISTS CHARGE
Professor Giles Says Decay
Prevention Claims Are False.

DR.. W. j. Gies, professor Of biologi-
cal chemistry at Columbia University.
addressing the New York section OF
the American Chemical Society in Rum
ford Hall. 90 East Forty-tirst Street.
last night, said there was not dentl-
frice OH the market to-day that 5
what its makers claim on their wrap
pers.
These manufacturers claim their
dentifrices will prevent decay, SAID
DR. Gies. "As q matter Of fact, SCI
ence to-day does not know positively
what particular germ causes decay OF
the teeth. A dentifrice can no more
prevent decay than can washing the
body with soap and water insure one
against catching typhoid or other bod
ily ills A dentifrice = merely o sur
face cleanser. and not what the manu-
facturers claim
Attacking the manufacturers Of pro-
prietary medicines. DR.. Gies said;
81 know OF countless instances where
university officials have been ap
preached BY INSCRIPTIONS manutActu--
ers. soliciting their aid ~ a.utamm :
the public. These men have orered
tempting sums o. money tor -es--mo-.-
ais. In the twenty years / have been
connected wiki CO.um5ia J0ivers ~ !
do not know Of q single instance where
g. Co.umbia oEc.a. ass betrayed -i-
trust re-osed n nm - che p-o.tc-
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which he was quoted as saying that
the Mayor WAS responsible for blocking
the ckwood- Ellenbogen bill last April,
which would have greatly slmplited
factory inspection and would have pre-
vented the terrible Diamond factory
catastrophe"
The Borough President repudiated
the part Of the interview from which
it might be inferred that he held the
Mayor responsible for the factory fire.
A crowd had gathered in the chamber
Of the Board of Estimate in anticlpa-
ton of an exciting time. Controller
Prendergast rose to point OF high
personal privilege" in bringing the sub
iect 10 the attention of his associates.
when | find that members OF the
Board of Estimate and Apportionment
are the object Of malicious. wanton and
unjustifiable attack" said the Con
troller, 81 feel it my duty TO present
the matter myself. IL is a terrible re-
sponsibility President Marks places at
the door of Mayor Mitchell If he was
quoted correctly in the papers"
81 am glad indeed TO reiterate what
I said in message 10 the Mayor said
Borough President Marks. THE news
paper interview was given over the
telephone. In the main, outside of the
last phrase which blames the Mayor
for responsibility for the fire. 1t was
correctly reported. | still believe the
Mayor acted wrongly by not signing
the Lockwood Ellenbogen bill"
Then you repudiate that statement
asked the Controller.
THAT part in which | was made to
blame the Mayor" Mr.. Marks repliec.
Louis Goldstein. Assistant District
Attorney, of Brooklyn, who has charge
Of the criminal investigation OF the
Diamond factory fire, said last night
that he considered it deplorable for any
one TO attempt to use the Diamond dis
aster "a a means OF criticising the
Mayor for his attitude on the Lock
wood Ellenbogen bill. II created false
sentiment and diverted the attention OF
the public from the investigation, he
said.
"The trouble has been that the inter.
ests Of factory owners have dominated
TO a large extent the officials who had
charge of inspecting these factories IN
the Department of Labor. and very lit
tie attention has been given TO the in
terests Of those who have TO earn
mere existence by employment in these
factories" he declared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-13
Fire Risk in Schools
Due to Lack of Funds

Fire Commissioner Adamson last
night denied statement attributed to
him that a disaster such as recently
took place in a Peabody, Mass, school,
In which a number of childsen lost
their lives, could not have occurred IN
the public schools OF New York. In an
Investigation which he made last year
.he Commissioner said he found thirty
five schools that had wooden stairways
end that his orders 10 fireproof these
stairways had not been obeyed. The
reason assigned for this by Superin-
tendent S. b. j. Snyder. of the Board
II Education building bureau, last
night was that it had been impossible
for ;he building bureau 20 obtain the
necessary money for the Improvements.
III these schools had been c0nsid-
cred dangerous they would have been
closed" said Mr.. Snyder. Compliance
with the orders of Commissioner Adam
son. however. would certainly reduce
the fire risks 70 the pupils in these
schools. They should be freproofed as
soon as possible 20 safeguard the chill
dren"
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Stll,iNlN DNtNr ktNGS COUNTY .-
N.ut. county Trust company. as rrus-
&C.. rIaIuttf against The Eastern Brewing
towpau, ct al. Defendants In pursuance
OF ID judgement ~ foreclosure and sal" duiy
made ana entered in the above EMIT. 81 sc-
Ion bcaring date the End day OF October.
1915. |. the Referee IN said Judgment
named. will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder. by william j. McPhllamy
A co. Auctloneers. at the BROOKLYN Real
Estate Exchange, lSe Montague Street
borough ~ Brooklyn. County ~ Kings on
the .sth day OF November. 1915. at -
o'clock noon. the real and personal prop
erty ~ The Eastern Brewing Company
consisting ~ machinery, tools. fixtures and
paraphernalis used IN the brewing bust
ness. also the parcel Of land and brewery
building erected thereon, bounded by Bush
wick Avenue. Meserole Street Scholes
street and the centre line Of what was
formerly the old BushWick Road. The
property viii hc sold as an entirety and in
one parcel Inspection can be had on srv
day b. appointment with the plaintiffs At
turucy.
Dated New York October sch. 1918
JACKSON \. DYkMAN. Referee. GEORGE
Y BNOWER. Plnintins Attorney. -
Court Il rect. IrpnlSlNu. y Y
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throughout the session, the evidence
being read into the record by K. l.
Bats. chief counsel FOR the govern
ment. in rapid. scarcely audible voice
with his back turned a great deal OF
the time toward the jury box Occa-
sIorally he addressed question to
Charles s. Mellen, who was IN the wit
ress chair. Mellen's testimony also
wac seldom addressed TO the attention
Of the jury. being more in the nature
OF almost inaudible conversations WIN
Mr. Bats.
The jurymen plainly showed mat
they considered themselves out OF H.
few Of them even pretending 70 pa! AT
tention TO the mass of detailed cyl
dence. in the form of letters ana MIN,
vtes Of directors meetings. telllhg OF
III, complicated financial TRANSACTIONS
Of the New Haven.
Delaney Nicoll. of counsel for the
defence. objected TO the detail with
which the government attorneys put IN
This matter. exclaiming that at the rate
of progress being made its a question
whether this trial or tn war WI! be
ON6l uISN. -. -,
The most important matter put IN
Yesterday had to do with the purchase
of the Windsor Lire in 1901 through
Kidder. Peabody & Co. Of Boston; Let
terr from Mellen showed that, although
he protested not to want the line, ne
directed Kidder, Peabody & Co. TO BUY
Inc stock at 1875 when il was at 40 on
the market and President Windsor was
willing TO accept 100. Mellen also OF
fered the brokers 1925 a share com
mission.
The Windsor and the Merchants ana
Miners lines. the evidence showed, were
frallv consolidated and run under the
control of the New Haven. until finally
il was decided to run the line openly as
n New Haven holding. In this connec.
ton Mellen wrote 20 the president OF
the Merchants and Miners Line;
"There is no dissatisfaction on our part
with the management Of the line. Our
relations are highly friendly, and we DO
not desire anything except the power
TO dictate that you shall lose money IN
our interest 49,;
At the close of the session the evil
dence dealt with the negotiations for
IN sale Of the Harvard and Yale out
of the New England service into service
on the Pacific Coast.
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STOCK AT 1870,
N. H. PAID 1885
Also Offered Brokers 1925
a Share-WindsOr Line
Would Sell at $50.
"FRIENDLY" LETTER
SENT TO COMPANY
"Just Want You TO Lose Money
In Our Interest" Mellen
Wrote Officials.

Further history Of the activities OF
tho New Haven in the acquisition Of
steamboat lines made up the evidence
A. the trial yesterday Of the roads
ol,ven former directors on a. charge of
corspiring 10 monopolize New England
land and water transportation. Yester-
days evidence brought the wsterline
dealings down to the period Of the fight
with Charles ". Morse, when he was
working to build up his coastwise
trade.
The jury was practically ignored
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CHINAMAN ACCUSES POLICE
Sergeant and Two Patrolmen on Trial
on Assault Charge.

Sergeant Ezekial +. Keller and Pa
trolmen Pierce j. Fleming and George
y Faust. of Inspector Dryers stan
were placed on trial yesterday after
noon before Deputy Commissioner
Durham on charges made by HON Yue
a waiter. % II Doyers Street.
Iue testified that he and several
other Chinese were in the drygoOds
store OF Chin Quey az 10 Pell Street
on October :. when Keller aud the two
oa-r0.men burst into the store. Keller
he said poked him % the ribs with
an umbrella and Fleming and Faust
struck him Faust, he added. kicked
him az he left ~ store.
Yle was corr0borated by several
friends Commissioner Durham al.
i0urned he case until next Friday
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Yonkers Bomb thought To Be Spy 5

Acting Police Captain william Welsh
rees-I ga-sd yesterday the explosion
70 bomb. with v1 oh h. is thought
Austrian spies may have been exper
~e-t-r. .0 're dor-ya-d of f1 Orchard
Street Tnr<ers Tho evp're ION shook
building M the reighborb0od and
broke windows Nobody saw fne o..
5.0s0r. but fragments Of wire. fuse
and other metals we're found. rdicaf-
NJ that bomb had Hurs' Austrian
carpet workers occupy fonomonfs in
-ra re. gr01rr40d
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From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. November II.
ARMY.
I1.yt Col BENJAMIN A POORE. General star.
rr.iegrf member General SIAN Corps. Jan. 10.
u,tr WILLIAM D STEWART. Jr Coast Art
Tom Fot Adams 20 san Francisco and sail TOT
Manila Jan. D.
Cam ALEXANDER r oyENsHINE. It'll Inf. to
recruiting service Fort horum.
CAPT JOuN J. HEMrlilLL. CsTaiD. assigned lih
Cav. D-,
CAM IRA !. HEEyEs retired from burlington
f N0rlnfd iu connection viii dup" Win
60 WILLIAM vs. M'CAMMON Jr. ?2d Inf
Do r.rii-Ing service jefferson Hauscts. Dec Pr.
vice cam AIINANDEH VI WIrllIkllI. III
Csrf - CLAY Il hifflLL. lni. h'sN"i 4''h
IHf
rr.f Lieut. Ir,vis BLOWS y i,' CAV. from
Lip0s.fIDu. San ffsucsoo, 10 hls rtim'r,.,- 81.
r<affs N stse.,r Tifsl Lieut. Cry XVI IL,
fsr srd nains rHtNris ! hobsTih al.
-. - l..A..a hsoA1.1 LlS.L bAA.sA u
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

CLAY. i7th Inf. one month on relief from Wal
ter Reel General Hospital
NAVY
Lieut. Com T. J. KING. detached command Cas-
,in. 20 squAiron engineer officer and AID on stat
q second IN command Atlantic fleet
Lieut. Com l.. A GOTTEN. detached kearns,
70 Nebraska
Chisf Mach OTTO BOLDT to temporary duty
Maine
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED.
Nov 10 Chester. a, since Liberia Prairie. at
I'ort al Prince
NOV ll-Eg. al NoW Ymt Iiecinr. At c.p@
Hayden. Lebanon and Fafapsco AZ Norfolk .
MAlrsnt and lncas. ai Philadelphia Neptune.
a. Hampton Rosds i0HhAfan. 81 y \ Yard
Nhis~ofih. al Bsth. Ms
SAILED
Ngr ll-Chsiisnoogs San Irs1cseo io ses ~
Yard for uiaB Montana Nespoft Tor
Y Nep'un- Lambert Point ff l.mp,nn
tosf' .nf Nscsisod. Me re~h.,sn. \. y
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West Side Storage Warehoa*'

New York. November s,A' s.
To (Mrs powd West S..e vul.e,i
press). Mr De VILE tMfs pean, yI;.
YAM. CMrs Garner John Cne" VI,
Mrs Thompson. M-s D.. sin,5.,.' - W..
Jams (Allson Roderick. John H,.tr
Mr.. Geo Theodore tMrs. -. ~
Phlla., Pa. Pearl Gray ChAf.. Ngffsi
J. B Loughry Mrs McAlNsle' ~ ~
Vanl. Della N. Miller. BARNETT gs,fs.
Ntnshul. Mrs &. kcnucf. Mla ks,t
l.. Sammons. Mr. Anna stl.,.sv ys,.
Brown (Mrs Darling. BY 60. rlofsst
Mrs Carter. Mrs. sadie b9t-," nsn o.
" barnard. Mr.. Adamson; Mis - sash
and Fisher Furniture Co foH line -
gov are hereby notified mar , .s. proeSN
the payment - our lien upon ~ ~
hereinafter described having ~ ,oo -
due notice thereof had been giN'ss sshts
Will cause such property, % Wv msrtsI
goods. personal effects. piap' . stcfsl
dis.. etc. stored ia the West New ifs
warehouse at $40 W. l.srd So ~
CITY. by you or IN your "a hee.
which YOU may have an iutefes' - s,sig'
at public auction. according 70 "a Al "
IN such case made and proNl"sNsx Ysi
warehouse. 3tO W ifSrd - fsiA
city, on Tuesday. November .sluo 80
10 80 a m. and II the u thei.. uln
completed on said date, the sas,, ~
continued ~ the same place on ..
day thereafter beginning ~ arc -
and continuing until all the sesaIs,aopp
WEST SIDE SrQRAOA W""@
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FIRE RECORD.

u l0-ll9 and l3i Az ~ s. wsid aud others
$50 600
u 10 a. aIi % Norfolk IT,. Rrlih llamedtsh
Congregation irfinE
tO--N ith ay. unknown. slight
T. NJ
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