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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-02
CUSTOMS RECEIPTS GROW
March Figures Largest Since
War Began.

Washington. April I.-Customs re-
eeipts for March totalled $I9,bsG,S25,
the greatest sum collected during any
one month since the outbreak Of the
European war. At that rate Treasury
officials expect the fiscal years Gus
toms collections will fall only ten mill
ions below their estimate of $500 ,000,-
600.
Total Treasury receipts for March
were $56,S9S, 9b9, thirteen millions more
than February. Disbursements were
sol ,3OS.792. leaving an approximate
deficit Of five millions for the month,
and the ordinary deficit for the fiscal
year ending June 30 at n little more
than $SS,000.000. Income tax receipts,
however. during the next two months
ere expected to reduce that amount
materially.
The balance in the general fund at
the end of March was 5,76e,6ll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-02
Shipping Information and
Marine NeUS OF the World

Po,sdsn tDuteh), Rotterdam March 20 TO IN.
bo!anf America line. With % nfst lls second
1adh aud ~ Storage passengers. malls ard mise.
Bar II 80 IN.
General Hubbard. saRua March q, tn % II
Dearborn 90. with sugar. Bar. Z:20 m.
City Of Montgomery savannah March y,
10 the Ocean Ss Co with passengers and
bdse. Quarantine. sos a m.
Chesapeake. Baltimore to the New York
AMI Baltimore Transportation 60. with rniss.
Qusran Inc. 10 a m.
Madison. Newport News and Norfolk. 70
the Old Dominion SIS Co with passengers and
mdse. Quarantine. 2:Z7 % m.
SAILED.
Stea pers Hero CNoD. Sweden: Wabasha
tBr). Calcutta; Shagmut. -; Walton Hall
lBD. Cape Town; Calsbria (Br). Glasgow;
Marie di Giorgio (Nor). Antilla: Monterey.
Havana; Helliz Olay dam. Copenhagen;
Calliso Dutch. Rotterdam: III Sud. Calves
to1; Californian Obi. Palermo: Princess Anne.
Norfolk and Newport News. Foraker (Sor).
Copenhagen; Marker Dutch. Rotterdam;
crios Greek. Rotterdam; Delaware. Phiis-
delphia: SaNoleine (Br). Furt Blaye: Rich
mond; Georgctosn; Alliance. cristotsl
Sandy Hook. y j. April !. $50 D n--Wind
northwest. light breeze: clear: smooth sea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-02
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Alexandria, March 2o--Moreni. New York Via
Algiers.
Deal March 3e-RoSert VI Thompson. New
York for Rotterdam.
klrkwall. March aQ-Bergensfjord (Nor). New
York FOR Bergen.
Bordeaux March 2s-Californie CPrD. New
York
Amsterdam. March 2s-IA F1andrs Dutch.
New York
Cristobal April I-santa Marta. cartagens
for New York land proceeded.
Balboa. April l-Frederlck I.uckenbach San
Francisco FOR New York land proceeded).
Christiania. March 2G-Fram (NoD. New
York
Palermo. March 2s-Luigi ciampa GtaD. New
York.
SAILED.
Rotterdam March 29-1iuantanamo New
York: Rotterdam Dutch. tank. New York.
Liverpool. March 3l-CressingtOn Court (Br.
New York: I D m Philadelphia. New York.
Cadiz. March 3i-Antonio Lopez (spani. New
York.
Gibraltar. March 3i-Finiand from Nsples).
New York
81 Thomas March 5i-Guiana CBr) from
Demeraral New York.
Hsrtlepool. March 27-Farmsum Dutch. New
York.
Genoa. March z7--Nordkyn CNor). New York.
Port Talbot. March 3i-Rijndyk DAM. New
York.
Gibraltar March s1-Kiki Issaia t0reskl.
New York for PirBus: April !. 81 Joseph
Hr) New York for Marseilles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-02

ceil.dJ ;jSi5i
Samo-M Hszelton et al: July 3. 1909 (cance led ::
Sl9 81
'''D'' '''"'"''"' way '''' s2s313
same-Kahn Stern Co; Jan 4. 1911 cancelled.
ssme-Northern Bank OF n Y; Dec 80. 1912 lcan.
Same Jordan ct al: Jan 20. 1913 cancelled !:
f2s6.so
''"' '"' slleN
Same Williamson E, al: May IS. 1898 tcancslled! /;
same S''Au' '' l" A''' ''' 1910 '' sgI655
s.me-B Goe,z Mir Co June 20. 1898 tvsc9,edl :
same-R " Bosgs: No, g. 1910 (cancelled) SSi2.s9
samo-L stern CT a. D'' - i''' sis5eJ
Runkle. NV Buchl.r: DC, IS. 1903 tcancelIedi
same-Dlmock & Fink Co. Feb 3. 1910 cancelled
~ s690.9j
ssne-h NOUS ''' 90 avn ,ili3ss
Spies. IA Cheney Piano Action Co; April IL !;
Koch. NJ +. and Monroe-c callmann; June June - :;
i.lu 'sca'e az r pon,ri,cc-people etc: Jan o.
Paailho: A. ana Do"'''''0 '''''' $500
SHAPIRO SIS Beckcrman ct al: March H. 1915;
serens Cord and Commercial Trus, Co Of = A ~ -.
" W FARLEY: March III lslS; - ,o,,. VII VII d
Andrien. G F-J O'Nelll; rep II To- q. iai,
Alter VA Nathan & Go, Inc; March -; o., igi 40
Rosenberg Milsky Drug Co and NJ Rosehset y :!
pebrm 1pn NJ Is. ami I Ii Wei.--A PObli'sr Fe6
Jacobs {. Freprooang and Concrete Co. Inc ana
Emma jacobs VI hrskower sept l.. ~, ~ y
Grunis L. in T sve1.ys Son Co; Oct sIs
Lord v X. and J Benedict-o Crane to Apt. =
woods 4 II: Hyde & Bshmsn Amu''m;,psi 73 HoiI
r, ;sn T. and w smth--G Buck J.Iy y.
1914; x .,, q Rose /.
bo.ehash yne'O''"' ~ f2G3l.lt
oct ~. lpl+ g., On tata. slo7. 81
Behlanin' D. i snd "'- sij9.4l
Crystal d S0h-f SAaA"' WV S325iS
. ,,.h 81 1917. $3.50
Gray fna!y anu De'''"' Si93. 80
. ~; lsl2S , ,,r,,,.. NJ, "A iala. 3i01.4l
Il m NJ. and P-D Kahn. March -. lssll53- 90
spies. H--GermAn Exchange Bank; July Z. os lsg2
cancelled.
The Bronx.
Christian Jacob, Fireproonng and Concrete Co. lhs.
v and Emma JscObs-G NJ hrsko"ef' Dec ~, - ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-02
WHAT THE BUYERS
WILL LOOK AT TODAY

merchandise from abroad. Many large
importers are certain that business will
improve later in the season and that a
good business is still to be heard Of.
German laces were due here some time
ago and have been held up for ship
ping reasons, but are coming in in oc-
casional lots. Domestic embroidery
machines are being put to the making
Of net laces, but the result as to price
and general satisfaction has not been
fully determined.
Philip Meyers. who is well known
among the statesmen of ready to-wear.
will leave tonight for McKeesport.
Penn, to enter the retail business Of
ladies' wearing apparel.
Beginning April IA, there will be
hundreds Of statesmen who will make
all their business appointments at the
Polo Grounds.
According to report large foreign
order has been placed with a local
clothing manufacturer Of cheap suits.
Whether or not they are for army pur-
poses cannot be ascertained.
London houses are sending in re-
quests for a special construction on
cotton ok, 81 inches ide. Over l.
100000 ya:ds of this material are
wanted, and sellers are asked to send
forward quotations.
Following the announcement Of the
leading factor in artificial silk that
they cannot book orders or take con-
tracts after June 80 at the prices pre-
vailing to-day, several lines Of arti-
fetal silk hosiery have been adv .ced
sharply in price. One line Of ladies'
stockings witch was selling at $l.87s
dozen has been ad anced to 81 a
dozen. and it is now reported that a
line Of fibre f;lk socks has been ad-
vanced from Sl05 to Sl.l0 dozen.
The situation in artificial silk yarns
making necessary an announcement OF
present prices holding only to June 30
is due to the uncertainty that exists in
the cost of raw materials and chemi-
calls used in making this product. A
cable received from Switzerland yes
terday by the American Viscose Com
pany states that the cost Of prod. ction
has gone up seriously there and ad-
vises preparation for higher prices.
The use Of artificial silk in textiles has
been broadening steadily. Sweater
coats, even in the cheaper numbers. II
is understood, Of artificial silk con-
structiop are being placed on the mar
ket. and a number OF mems wear cloths
Of artificial silk and other yarns, such
as cotton, are being used this season in
a large way for lightweight clothing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-02
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
c..-,-. p,o,os Avre. March II and 81 Lucia
Qe 10 Har6er 4 Co. with IL passengers shd Hass'
TomsS DAM. Copenhagen March z Chn'u lana
Shields G and Philadelphia 81. 10 fuheh' LUG
20 with nidse SANDY Hook. o;Ss m; O., Imam
pbilsdeiphIa, Curacao March 20 and pan ~.
81 10 Riiss Dallett & Co. with passehses' mans
.nd ndss Sandy Hook :04 m. .,,, n,
'T.prtiloi Cartagena March 20. Puerto Coiomoia -
santa Marta % Cristobal % and hinsstoh =, Ia. "
The United Fruit Co. with 81 passengers ana hu''
nS T::,snrs IBrj. Rio De Jsneiro February e. san
tbs March 3. Victoria IL. Bahia 10 and Barosu ~
81 10 Busk Daniels. with passengers mni'
and mdse Bar. l2:30 m. ,,.A q, ., IN.
santa Theresa Obj, Boston March So 70 tne
American and cuban IS Line. In ballast ousFAn'
Manhattan 1Br). London March II. to ne Aus y
no TRANSPORT Line In ballast. Bar. MIcn a.
Karen fNor), Sagua March % and CMost re ~,
to The Mlnson IS Line. with sugar Bar 90" !"
RsnycE Law OBJ. Glasgow March IS. to Norton'
Iiiiy x Co with mdse. Bar. $50 m n. ~
FPsncisco Ciampa Gtall. Palermo February - snu
ON March . 10 Houlder. Weir Boyd' 10 pA-
Issi Bsr. 10 30 p m March 81. a D..
s,agnooi Obj Gibraltar February ~ ha peii
muda March 26. to Winchester x Co. IN oA
antiiiss New orleans March q. to the southern
P,cnc Co With passengers and mdse. Quarantine
40 N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-02
CATTLE SC0URGE STOPPED
Foot and Mouth Disease Re-
ported Practically Eradicated.

Washington, April practical
eradication Of the livestock foot and
mouth scourge in the United States
was announced tonight by the Depart
ment of Agriculture. Officers in charge
of the campaign waged against the
disease during the last six months said
that with the single exception Of a
herd of animals near Syracuse, n. Y,
which had been designated for slsugh
ter to-day, Geographic reports from in
spectors throughout the country
showed that the disease had been, to
the best Of their knowledge, completely
wiped out.
Figures compiled by the department
show that l24,141 animals have been
slaughtered because of foot and mouth
infection from the time of the out
break in October TO March 25, last.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-02
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last TWenty-four Hours.

Washington. April 1.-The prominent features OF
the weather map to-day were general increase in
pressure over the North Atlantic Ocean and a de-
crease In pressure the western Canadian
provinces. This Is the FIST time since the middle
OF March that the pressure hes assumed this dis
tribu,ion. and 1t logically follows that the pro-
lonsed period OF cool weather which has been sen-
eral east Of the Rocky Mountains during the last
two weeks. will be succeeded by q fair period OF
temperature above the seasonal average over the east
ern half OF the country. beginning the early part OF
the coming week During the last twenty -four hours
there we're local rains in Texas and OH the North
Pacific Coast and generally fair weather else
where except in the region OF the Great Lakes.
where there were local snow furries. Temperatures
have not changed decidedly during the last twenty
four hours ,, . --,,.
f,if Friday and Saturday over practically all parts
OF the country. The temperature Will rise Friday
The Gulf states the Ohio and Mississippi valleys
and in the rcgion Of the Great Lakes IL Will not
change decidedly In the Atlantic states during the
Wind, Tor Friday and ssturday.-North Atlantic.
moderate west ard northwest: Middle and South At
eratc north and northwest: West Gulf moderate
north: Great Lakes moderate variable. mostly
west and northwest.
Forecast for Special locatIes.-eastern New
York. New England. Eastern Pennsylvania New
Jersey. Delaware. Maryland. the District Of Cslum-
bja and Virginia. fair to-day and "a. morrow.
Western New YORK and Western Pennsylvania.
partly cloudy today; to- morrow. fair and warmer
west Virginia. fair to-day and probably to-mor-
row: rising temperature tomorrow.
Local ofneIai Recerd.-The following oical rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows the changes in
the temperature for the last twenty four hours In
comparison with the corresponding date OF last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-02


CHICAGo-Carson, rlrie Scott a Co; Tracy
CHICAGO Marshall Field a Co: ID Csrley.
misses and chlidrcns. reg worth st. .,,,.
Mis-. solomon, coats. 10 u 22d At. 18Th floor.
CINCINNATI- 4 Go: Stir and Pad
DALLAS -Ncim.n. March,. Co; Al Neiman; 10 Y
KANSAS CirY~KlIno Cloak Co: Mr. CLARK: e'
MoBiIK~L B,mmcl DDsood' Ca II W a'd ct.
rITrsBTRGH-J Homer Co; Meyers: 40 Oh
san I FRASCisco- o'connor. Monsa Co: Mrs
Falls ia 5th sE iNh floor . a., ,o,,.
SAN ANToNIo-Emil Blum; IL ed ." io'n
ST louis Rice. Stir Co. r Cans and
Cohen. fall: 377 Bwr
Waists.
CHICAGO Rothschild 4 Co: MlS scidcnoer; S'
CHICAGO M.ndel Bros Miss Tarr'on; 10 e 22d
oliIcAGO-Carson. Pirie. Scot, Co: TRACY:
CIIiCAGo"Msr.hal Field 4 Co: d Carlv.
misses and childrens: lo< Worth st.
Andres Co. Miss Is scheref: 1910
Bssy lth floor.
PITrSBrRGiI-J Homer Co: Meyers: 40 4th
san FHANCIsCO-o Connor Monsu Co: Mrs
Fails. ia 5th av lih floor
san FRANCISCO Raphael We'll Co; Miss
Cohen. 10 2Gth o. 18Th 1oor.
CIHCAGo-Msnde Bros; Miss DOhery: -
cINcINNATI"stiI 4 Co; Stir and Paddock.
DALIAs--ycm.n. March,, Co: Al Neim.n; 10 Z
san FRANCIsCO-oconnor MoHu Co: Mrs
Fails: ia 9Th V. 18th floor.
ST LOtIs--Rice SIR Co: Y Cans and Cohen.
fall: S7' Bwsy.
Skirts and Psrleoats.
CHICAGo-Mandel Bros: Miss Tsrrson, peiticoats
Miss Solomon. skirts. u = 22d st. l2th foor.
CHICAGO Msfshsn Field 4 Co; + ID Carlc5.
CINCINNATi- SILK 4 Co: Silk and Paddock.
fall. 31i Bwg.
san FRANCISCO Conner. Monu Co: Mrs
Falls: ia 5th AZ. 10Th floor.
fail: 371 Bway.
Muslin underwear and Infants Wear.
CHICAGO Marshall Field & Co; y d carley. In
fsnis wear; loi Worth Of.
CHICAGo-Mandel Bros Miss Tarson; IL z I'D
EVANSVILLE Andres Co; Mi. n sch~n: 1870
Observation-Disclosures 4 Baer Co: N Kaufman.
San TRANCIsC0-Rsphaei. We'll K Co: Miss
Cohen; Is 22d st. 18th floor
csrssts.
EyANsvIr LE--Andrs Co; Miss schner: 1870
Observation-Disclosures 4 Bser Co: Kauf-
man: g5 Madison N.
Miscellaneous.
BoST0N-Filene's Miss Gilman. girls dresses
Miss Coaklsy. muslin underwear: ll6 W SD a.
18TH foor
carpets: Is y 2?d ST., l2th noor.
PlTTSBU RGII-J W Homer Co. O w Rylandef
and Mr. liubich rugs. carpets; 40 ith u.
San ANTONIO-Joske Bros Co: X Hull. house
furnishings. crockery and glassware: las W 23d
st. Sd ncor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-02
DRYGOODS AND TEXTILE NOTES.

Silk shadow laces are having quite
demand rom the cutting up trade and
the retailer. Silk and silk and cotton
shadow allovers, especially in ecru. are
the features of the lace market at the
present time. Sc, raj large domestic
lace mills are said to be fairly active
on this class of laces. Although there
is a steady business being done from
day TO day, the volume is not very
large. Houses that carry stock Of this
particular merchandise are in a better
position than the market at large,
which feels the non-srrival Of new
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-02
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

A limited business was reported in ehsrsrins sna
only a moderate demand prevailed FOR boats steam
or rates were slightly on. bur for sailing vessels
they were well sustained Quotations to Liverpool.
rs Bristol. Is: cotton 20 Liverpool per 100 ID,
81 Charters: Br steamer. 2.2l6 tons. coal, Atlantic
range 10 the River Plate at about 37s Cd. April:
Br steamer 1000 qrs grain. Atlantic range 70
Marseilles, % 90, Apr-Msy. schooner 625 tons.
lumber Gulf 10 the River Plate. T. April: bark
1875 tons same: BE- schooner. 4ls tons deals
Bass Ryes % " Britain or Ireland 1905
prompt: Br schooner. 2i2 tons. same from Psrn-
boro. D {: Br schooner 2S3 tons. same.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-02
CITY'S CHARITIES
JUMP 90 PER CENT
Prendergast Urges Check, but
Points Out Benefit in Lower
Death Rate.

Expenditures of the City Of New
York for charity increased 80 per
cent between 1904 and 1918; the bills
vent up from S5.736,S56 to nearly
tnOO0000 Activities in the Health
Department increased the annual cost
O It's charitable work in the same
TINE from S83,0S1 to S1,023,114.
This was shown in report TO the
Board Of Estimate by Controller
flendergast yesterday. IL was made
% show the necessity Of tight check
% the expenditures Of the department.
Despite the fact that the purposes
iG which all the expenditures were
made are worthy" the report stated,
me Controller believes il is incum-
oent on the city, in the present finan-
"a! stress, TO hold the expenditures
.sf charities tightly in hand, and for
HAI purpose cost accounts and records
ave been installed in the various city
apartments.
Despite the heavy increases in the
E.uvi,ies of the Health Department
would seem that the gratifying de-
Gesse in the annual death rate would
'Sniy them, in part. at least"
~ Is estimated in the report that
se number of persons benefited by
annual expenditure of the SILL
MpOO is about 10000. The expendi-
we Is divided as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-02
Queens Engineer Must Go.

The Appellate Division of the supreme
Court. in Brooklyn, yesterday affirmed
the dismissal of James II. Johnson, chie1
engineer of the Department of Sewers
in Queens, by Borough President Con,
molly. on the ground that johnson had
used his position TO collect campaign
Contributions from men under him in
the department. Johnson was a mem,
Der of the Queens County Democratic
Committee. He was dismissed on Au-
gust 20, 1912.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-02
INFORMATION BUREAU.

Inquiries relating to trade matters and
conditions should be addressed to the Editor
OF the Buyers Column.
Question-Is there a firm in Jersey
City called the Underwater Garment
Company? II so, what do they manu-
facture? Yours respectfully. A Reader.
Answer-Yes. They are dress con-
tractors.
QUESTIONABLE the wearing qualities
Of Palm Beach cloth as good as mohair
or alpaca? Arthur j. F. Answer
Yes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-02
oate for Seamen's Law.

nj esnnlhgton. April Attorney Cen
aan.Sssgory has decided that the new
RAT. law affecting life saving APP
Nj land other equipment of ships
ei., SseSme effective for American
q, u, IA november 4, 1915, and for for
'H'ps on March 4, 1916.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-02
Revocation q oetalI--AP[l q Fmn ust EIadsl
FIRE RECORD.

0j-S5 Canal St; II. sslickneck; trifing
Sl5-667 Forest ay.; j. Sobisky slight.
S.45-S53 West 4+th St. : r. CagalluzI; slight
sij-i97 seventh sv c. Lang $50
10 .0O-25O.aj2 West n6th ST. j. Godstin; tinin6.
i0.i0-is6f Brook ar c. Jetsky; trihins
lOi5-439 East roth St a Tsenkts' trlnlne
10 iJ--ShskespcaTe and Nelson avs; unknown :
triting
0o-57 SUFFOLK st.: J. Scsrlin: tIlnins.
4OJ-453 LenoI ay.. A. Painter ninlns' ,,o,.,
i.O5-isjth ST. and Harlem River. unknown;
..9o-isSi Va av A. Greenberg: thhing
Z .O0-5s3 w lGth St, j. Durkin: none.
S.IS-5O5 4 SEA St. + Coll: $500.
y.5O-t484 Park a,. h. McC ann timing
4 t0-5o5 Canal st.. Dentil cigar Co; $50
: i5-S95 Central Park West. Red Cross Hospital;
s.O,-Iivssing and wilder avs. unknown; $50.
ST-iu Ave e., L. Silvermsn trinng.
s.s0-5iO 10th ST, Nelson keane; ulnlhg
sS0-22l5 20 81. G. TsaCaro; trining
S,5-S05 Y l02d St. NJ Philip: tnning
o.96-Sis " 8lst st. unknown; TIMING
6.55-ei Ridge st. j. Appel trnins
10 0O-l2.iI ~ 18th st.. N. 5. su0ron and Dean
Dean: 5000.
IN .n5-sSa broadway Felters Co. I rInnS.
II :5O-lT L. I'D ST.. unknown: trlnihs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-02
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
APRIL ].
Manhattan.

III. first name is that OF the debtor. the second
that OF the creditor. and date when judgment was
nled - ,oa. ,-.,,.,,
hfaus' H'"' sl9T -
Same NJ Ha1en Brewing Co: Jan 4. 1906
cancelled, ''N'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-02
APPRAISALS OF ESTATES,

MRS. KATE wIswALL GOODWIN MAY %.
1919 net. 500 lis. To Frank A. fos. SON. Marion
X. Avery. daughter and Floyd 4 Avery son each.
;5.oS3. Albert NJ. Fox. son; s5osS: Matte CAide!
phillips daughter Sil3 Rest " estate passed TO
sir grandchildren Assets. hu islands IN 81. Law
renee River. appraised al tlooo. deposits. s. sss.
jeweiry $3.50 notes receivable. 3l0sOe. and STOCKS
SiG9I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-02
FIRE DEPARTME EMIT.
R.port 10, In,tructIon-Th. Following VIM report

Report for lnstructon-The following VIII report
10 Chic " Battalion J. j Henry. at the repair
shops 56th 81. and Twelfth sv. April :. for IN
N:uction IN operating department motor APPARATUS
F,nu. Qst srtde) i. +. Ward. Eng. ,; J. +.
Cussen. Eng ?: f. NJ. Luft. Ems. s: J. T., Nc
Grsth Eng. 90 j. J. Gillon. Eng. 20; +. w
Burns Eng q: G. j. Murphy. Eng. ~; J. schwam-
beiser Eng. ~. W X. Boyer. Eng. ~; J. A.
Kelly. No .. Ems. -: G. =. Kitchen. Eng ":
X A Muller. Ing. 70. J. A. Could Eng %.
J. Luger. Eng 60; +. J. Carrey. Eng 50; L: T.
MurthS. Eng 81 y. C. Comss,ri. Ems 2Sj; J.. J.
a. Weber Ens 24S: =. Fitzpatrick No. l. Eng
lJ9 r. Schneider II. & L. 10; II. Weriheimer
IT, & L. II. J. Golden. H. i. 10; J. C. Con
nors H. q L. 20. W. siockhor, II. L. p :.
Z H. Wood. II. d l. 79: T. A. Bowler II. l.
40 Frmn cd grade) L. J. Kesrney. Eng
Ii II Lew ii. & l.. az Frmn. (3d grader 4. v.
Jayco1e. Eng 7: A. A Sharp Eng 10; J. W
Ntwnom. jr. Eng. l6; J. Schwensels. Eng. 49,:
y. H. Maloy. Ems. %.
Revocation Of Detali--Aphl 2. Frmn. list Erade)
p. j. Barry. Ing &c. TO Ens. 81. as chauffeur.
Penalties impossd-Eng. T. j. Mcdonnell. Eng.
81 being under the influence Of liquor. drug or
compound. two regular leaves Of absence withheld;
FrmiI. list grade) 7. +. Blaney. Eng. SO. absence
ing officer two regular leaves withheld on each
charge. four In all
CHARGE DlsmlSed-Ens 7. J. Mcdonnell, Eng.
81 absence without leave.
Leave OF Absence tno payl-Frmn (lst grade)
/. Davis. H. l.. -. - hours. April T.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

- ...,-- - .,.ar,.r $3.50 2. m.
Hawai- Via San Observation-Disclosures To-day
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

COUPLE GARDENER. goodman. useful. wife eTcsl-
lent cook viii do anything. yesn' best refer
.nces Industrial Association. II West &2d -
Phone 52lo BDsnt.
CoUPIE-North OF Ireland excellent cook lsun-
dress aud h0csewofkcr man genera. useful. 30
anything $50 excellent .cferelce. couuty pre-
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COUPLE-Youur Swedish COOK. Assist lsundr,
butter. Uel. useful. both Thoroughly Competent.
3 years excellent personal reference clty or coUu-
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tug. ciu u tountp excellent references Lchu's
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Vessels Arriving at and De-
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HIGH WATER

MINIATURE ALMANAc.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING C0-ciesns BY
compressed air steam. hAud or Oh floor l5Js
Broadway al East tSth 81 COE BRANDT
Tel i32-Ssth
mutIcrsoh letter., 500 $3.50. 1000 slT5.
10 900 81 prompt G.. H. WcstheHord. lls Nassau
Room 1905 Phone BcehmAn $3.50
NEW YORK ,ARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest Largest. Most Modern.
FINE RIGS WOVEN IRON OLD CARPETS
Prices Reasonable send f0r Circular
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WORK WANTED.
MAZE.

MAZE.
JAPANESE Experienced cook, butler houseworsi
city. country. good references Wstsnabs 70
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YOUNG MAN. 10. FAIR education. wishes position
vhsrs he can Learn some business. Address Id
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Hghes, temperature yesterday. As lat l:2o p. 70
lowest 30 tat 2 a. m average. 80: average for
-orrespouding date last year. a average for CORE
spending date last thirty three years. i3.
LEGAL Fsr.cast.--Fair to-day and tomorrow
moderate west and northwest winds.