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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03
TIGERS MISS BAKER
Defeated by Boston A. A.
Seven in Slow Game.

Boston. Jan. >. The Princeton hockey
team found tho Boston Athletic Asso-
citation too strong this evening. going
down 10 defeat by score Of 1 TO !.
The Tigers we're seemingly Handicapped
by the size of the rink, and were very
slow. Their stick work was excellent
and usually when they had the puck
they took it down well. On shooting
they were OF, and the Unicorn goa'
men had little 70 do.
Both Harvard and Princeton nave
now met the Boston A. A, and, judged
on this. the Crimson is going to have
an easier task in handling the Orange
and Black .han for GONE time. ms
brings TO mind that Hobcy Baker was
missed tonight st the box office. a
vcar ago the Boston A. A. and Prince
Ton nlaved 10 crowded house; thlS
evening 70 less than half the eapaclty'
The lone score came from scrlh,-
mage IN which Hills pulled the pucN
ont o. the bunch. and picking an open
space snapped a pretty goal. Two "
the nome teams scores came from team
work one being the result Of Osgood ;
unassisted rush and the otner ""SS
driven IN from miX-up IN front o.
the net
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03
HOT DOGS COOL OFF
IN CASTLE HOUSE
Aristocratic CANNES, Rescued
from Fire, Try the
Hound LOpe."

Forty dogs. including elbows, PeklnS-
csc Pomcranians and other ours OF
high and low degree, slept last night
Inn Castle House. At least, they spent
the night there, those Of the cannes
afflicted with nerves" did not sleep.
They had been through varying eN-
perience. which included beng thrown
from second story window and tnen
being coddled i'm the Rtz-Carlton no.
tel
Miss Ella Borland not long ago es-
tablshed the Sprlngslde Dog Palace on
the second floor OF the building at
Madison Az. and 46th St. opposite inc
Ritz and adjoining the Castles. MISS
Rorland stocked the establishment with
SO .OOO worth Of fashionable dogs, &C
customed to nothing more violent than
being petted by a woman with a Flfth
Certainly. said Miss Borland last
night. they were not accustomed 10 be-
ing thrown out of windows. Ihey
hadn't been brought up that way. But
when the fremeu invaded Miss Dor
Lands doggery last night they didn't
SION TO consult the dogs. The STAIR
wavs were choked with smoke and the
windows were the logical exits.
Raining cats and dogs up TO that
time nothing but tanclfuI phrase
proceeded 10 take on 90 per cent
semblance Of reality. pretty niue
Airedalc went first. neglecting IN the
Settlement exc item to emulate the cat and land
ON its feet. Then followed bulldog
that had been overcome by smoke and
the fall did the rest. Nearly score
or the animals IN all we're hurled IRON
the windows.
Three fremen were overcome but
quickly revived. Besi des the loss Of
three dogs. the fire did slight damage.
The list OF CANNES put out OF business
embrace the aforesaid bulldog, ar
Airedale and Boston terrier. The
last two have not been found.
After the IRE the dogs were taken
care of for a time IN the Ritz-Carlton'
and were later moved over TO me CSs-
,io Hopsc !, was rumored that the
animals found the dancing floor excel,
lent and that new step, the hound
lope, may result
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03
SISTER ACCUSES
MISSING LAWYER
Miss Anna II. Lee Alleges
He Neglected Duty as
Fathers Executor.
DISAPPEARED LAST
SPRING, SHE SAYS
Asks That Her Brothers Both
Be Enjoined from Acting
for the Estate.

s,ss.I Ie.ra
tuflher aeNoh was '"Ne" !''''''"
in the mysterious disappearance OF
S.,,voi VI, Wvck Lee. lawyer and
s..-..,...o Fov,ler
HS0n'Sn'""' ""'"
signed an order SuSpen0'he 'he i"'S''"s
man as executor of the estate o. ms
- ...t,,, ,,.os O. law
4S'n''' No'e'' ~ -.
yer and partner OF ms son IN 'he P'"O'
tice OF law. This order also affects
pobort p Lee. another son Of the dead
~. ~. leland Hos
man. VINO Is D" '"' N'"e
pital, at Amtyville, Long Island Out ]"
~ ..so tho order applics only because
..--iI.. ,,rot1c % con-
'h'S 80" - t"'
tinue the work OF executor
No trpce Of Samuel Van Nyok Lee
o., f...-a ,,d +bo pspers
-, A.. nth.
MED by mis- SiS'eI' MISS anna
Lee. on whose motion he was SuSpehueu
.e one of the executors. show that he
-.....,... 49,, lancer than the
mas o'e" =. a..
two months orleiia 4-;oA
court, and that MISS -. ,,.;tL
without success 10 communion
her brother since lSsl sPItHb -
Miss Lee also alleged 'hat kee a
executor of the estate Of ms father l,,,,,
which is believed TO nave n[t wa r,G ~
Of about Sl5O,OOO, was lmPrpElutsn. 20
managing trusts neEicC''ne M ur,,e
and paying no attention to the proper
care Of the trust estate. eos, -.
Mr. Lee, the father died IN lgIl' Do.
no accounting OF the estate mas |e'
been filed IN the SurrogateS Court
Surrogate Fowler's order also ac's
practically as an injunction enJolnlhS
Lee from taking any action as eNecu'Vi'
and any such possible action VII Dc
without legal eutcl OF u''u."N ""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03
PUBLIC NOTICES.

SEALED BIDS WILL RE RECEIVE D BY
the Board 81 Water supply. at It's Office,
twenty second floor. Municipal Building
Park Row. Centre and Chambers Streets
New York CITY. until ! 8 A. 81 on TUESDAY
January -. 1878. for CONTRACT is2-for
A bout = 900 square feet Of face cutting OF
stones Tor Kensico dam. The stones TO be
cut will be furnished 10 the Contractor
near the dam. The work is located in IN.
town OF North Castle. Westchester County.
New York
Al the above place and time the bids viii
be publicly opened and read Pamphlets
containing Information Tor bidders can be
obtained At the above address. at the Office
Of the Secretary, by depositing the sum OF
Five Dollars $50 IN cash or It's equiva-
lent for each pamphlet. For further par
ticulsrs apply 10 tho Office OF the Principal
Assistant Engineer ~ the above address
CHARLES STRAUSS. President;
CHARLES y. CHADWICK
JOHN +. CALVIN
Commissioners Of the Board OF Water
supply.
" BRUCE COBB. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03

Tall. young. neat, capable
~ o,'.lilsrt an reference B. Miss HOfmayer's
Asency. 500 SIN ay.. 9th door. Telephone ASH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03
AMERICA SUPREME
In AUTO BUILDING
Has Produced $4,000 Cars
in Past Year, Says
Alfred Reeves.

Skilled designing with efficient engi-
reering and scientific manufacturing
has made America the leader of the
world in motor car building, is the
statement made BY Alfred Reeves. gen
eral manager of the National Automo-
bile Chamber Of Commerce. upon his
return this week from a Western trip
which COMPLETED round of travel jur
ing the last seven months that has car
ried him TO the factories of all the
ninety-three companies holding mem
hership in the big trade organization.
The report of the \. A. G. G official
shows that since 1900 the industry has
not taken a backward step. not even
during the business depression OF 1907,
while each year has seen substantial
gains in the number of cars made and
sold, with the figures for the last
twelve months of more than $4,000
cars. valued wholesale at more than
s485. 900 900. exceeding the motor car
production OF the balance OF the world
by wide margin.
Offerings az the annual automobile
show next month will astonish every
one because OF the extraordinary
values that will be offered" said Mr..
Reeves. "keen competition has brouoh'
the price of cars down TO the loves;
POSSIBLE point. with attractions in the
line Of accessories and body equipment
that were unheard OF few years ago.
Trade throughout the country has been
excellent considering conditions, and
the makers as n class are in good shape
They have lost the export trade in pas
senger cars to large degree, but Of
course truck figures have increased as
a result OF the war.
ITO be sure. there are some concerns
which have net succeeded and others
which have made great successes. The
business Is trying Que. and only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03
BRONX FIVE VICTORIOUS
Defeat Toronto University
Team by a Wide Margin.

The Bronx Church House basketball
team defeated the Toronto University
five last night by score OF ~ 10 Z.
The FIRST half ended - TO 3 in the
Bronx teams favor.
The visitors were unfamiliar with
the playing rules Of the Amateur Ath-
Ietic Union. but gave a good account
OF themselves in the second period.
Fitzgerald and Edward White scored
rs points for Bronx Church House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Gibraltar. Dec Si--Mentor (GrceiO. New York
for pir9ue
Maasluis. Jan i-Dordrccht Dutch. New
York.
Rotterdam. Dec 3)--Ocean Dutch. New
York: phccda Dutch. New York
Padang Dec 22-Bsvean Dutch. New York
Via Port Natal.
Naples Dec cp-Castlemoor 03r) New York.
SAILED.
Bermuda. Jan o. $50 a m-Bermudian C3r)
New York
:, Thomas Jan @ . q m-Parima (Bt) from
pemerara FOR New York.
Rotterdam Dec 5i-Nieuw Anls.erdam
Dutch, New York.
Palermo. Jan :. II p m-Nerona GtaD. New
York.
Oran. Dec 2i-Rydal Hall CBD. from New
York for Bombay.
PASSED.
Lizard. Jan american Dutch New York
for Rotterdam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty-four Hours.

omeisI Record and Forecsst.-Washinston. Jan
The disturbance that was over the upper lakes
Friday night has moved m the southern New
England coast with decreased energy. and high
measure now prevails over the entire country OK
cept the northeast and the North Pacific STATES.
With 4 fall in temperature 20 much below normal
conditions over the Ohio VALLEY the upper lake and
western lover lake region. over the remainder u
the country tenircraturcs have risen a. rule bur
Oh, not diNef much from the seasonal average. OK
,ent I'm Eastern Montana and The extreme west por-
.,ors % me pakotas. There have been SHOWS
mostly light from the lake region and the Ohio
valley eastward and rains iH West Washington.
while over the remainder ~ The county clear
weather prevailed.
With Che exception o. suov Sunday along she
lo,7er lakes and in Northern New England. and n
rair sunday and Monday IA the North Pacih-
States. fair weather will prevail throughout tho
count~. during The next forty eight hours IL will
Do colder SUNDAY iu the lower lake region. Che
Mode Atlantic S'stoS and New England with a
northern New England. L win no Somctha' warm.
o. SUNDAY BOO The upper Mississippi Ealleg and on
NfoIfay iu flc greater rDr,iOu ~ the lake region
and 'hc ONO VALLEY EscEheYe The temperature
warnings have heel ordered FOR northeast Indiana.
central and east lower Michigan Ohio except -
trefae southwest portion. Wet Virginia Western
Pcurslvsnia. interior NcV York. central and nor
Winds f0r SUNDAY and Ncuday--Nofth Atlantic
strong northwest. d!mirishigg ly M1ndaf. Middle
Atlantic. strong northwest. diminishing SUNDAY
righf. sr'fh Atlantic moderate uorlNesf aud
Moderate east and southeast. uuDor lakes moderate
northeast. lower lakes diminishing northwest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03
Female

POITTRY-German. desires position on poultry
farm. \ Mchren. - McDoussl ST., Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03

Steamer Hamilton. Newport News and
Norfolk 70 the Old Dominion - 60 with
passengers and mdse Quarantine. e:3i r M.
Apache Jacksonville De- ~ ana Charleston
mdsc Quarantine. 80 NJ.
wilhelm ColIing dam. shields NOV -. TO
Denham q Huytscn. IN ballast Bar ] m.
DANA dam, baltimore Dec D. 10 funcn.
finish loading Tor Copenhagen. Quarantine,
S.G a M.
England tNoD. Cfistobai Dec 4 10 the
Tinted Fruit 90. with mdse. Bar 2 m
SAINT Anna ,Fr). Marseilles Dec T. Naples
n and Palermo H. TO James W Elwell & 90.
with 81 first. re second cabin ana - steer
age Passengers and mdse. Bar. l m.
Alliance, Cristobal Dec IS. 20 he Panama
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03
BUSINESS CARDS.
H,IG :. IskIyAN

eUnorcssed an steam. aAnd * iAsp-
a,o.ss., al EAsi tetb ~ SOA
Tel lgz- 3stl -. :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03
MANY CHANGES IN
BROKERAGE FIRMS
Include Partnership Dis
solutions. RetiremenfS
and Admissions.

Many year-end changes were an
nounced Yesterday in the weekly Duile-
tin of the Stock Exchange, incIud'ns
partnership dssOlutions. nc" partner
shin agreements, changes IN nIilS' wv
establishment Of now branch oihces ana
the discontinuancc of Old. several o.
these were in Berlin, London ana faria'
and were due 10 conditions brough0
about by the war. In addition 10 those
already published ir The Tribune inc
following changes were announced
Dissolution OF Partnerships.
Eastman, Dillon & Co, Robert ~.
MAYER retired, and new firm OF the
same name was formed, with IhomaS
c. Eastman and Herbert Lowell Dlion
az partners. -...
{. D. Halsey d Co.. whose partner
shin agreement expired. The hrin CON
tinues business under the same name
MAYER & Co. also dissolved partnership
hut no mention is made OF new part
nership agreement. The same pertains
to Walter L. Ross g. co.
Changes in Firms.
Moyse & Holmes, Leonard Moyse re-
tired: Herrick e. Bennett, Arthur =
Miller admitted; Emanuel, Parker q
CO.. William W Phillips admitted; H.
NJ. Price e Co., Emanuel J. Heilner al
mitted; Weld. Grew & Co., August D.
Boyden admitted Parkinson burr
W. 2. Warner retired; Ehrlch q Co:'
Irving ]. Fox admitted; Gilman
Clucas, Lowell ". Clucas retired; r. .
Smithers & Co., Lewis Il. Hughes re
tired; Harvey Fisk g. Sons, Albert A.
Tilney retired; w. II. Newbold's Son q
Co. william Henry Newbold retired
William Solomon e. Co.. Herman Gli-
ford admitted. Carl A. de Gersdorf re
tired:J s. Bache & Co., Herbert A
Scheftel deceased interest ceases,
Edwin X. Scheftel admitted, Samuel
Hessberg retired.
Branch Offices.
Logan & Bryan, Des Moiness, Iowa
new; Warren W. Erwin Co, Newark
\. J.. new; Redmond & Co., LONDON
England, discontinued; Hayden, stone
&. Co. New Haven, Conn. discontinued
Arthur Upper & Co., Berlin, Germany
discontinued; Gilman 4 Clucas, New
Haven. Conn. discontinued; Harris
Winthrop & Co., Paris, France dlscoh-
tinued.
A new partnership has been formed
By j. Norman Whitehouse, Frederick
T. Carey and Charles K. Phipard under
the name of Whitehouse & Co. j.
Henry Whitehouse will also be assocl-
ated with the firm as a special part
ner. F. VI. Levett, formerly associated
with F. s. Smithers & Co.. is now con-
nccted with Holt & McWiliam:
Negotiations have been completed 10
consolidate the firms OF Blake Broth
ers and Edgerly E. Croker. The offices
of the new firm will be in this city at
A. Wall st. and in Boston at Ill Devon.
shire St. Both firms are members OF
the New York and Boston Stock eN.,
changes. All the leading partners OF
the old firms will be partners in the
new one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03

CUA,lBFRMAID and WAITRESS. --srons. clean
Worker best reference. IS AacNeiH Agency. "
VI agf Hryaut. blii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03
FIRE RECORD.

/ ,00-2zS " 26th ST. G Clement trflrs
44j-33d ST.. near loth a7.' hshhsNh nay IA
change. slight.
5.OO-2u D,isncey s.. unknown no damage.
5.0O-l61th -. and Sedg"sch s'.' y J. 'eh''A''
5.3j-lSi Division ST.. Goldstein Finkle; SLIGHT.
-.35-2l3 " sd ST.. F.. Dattoy. trirlng
g.5O--5iy " t2lh s., J. sweeney. $40
II 4O-22J IS 30lh st. J. CollinI no damage
ii .-O-ll = 10Th st. Peterson Co.; unknown
ii-IS-asi l. se,h e.. NJ Fuller: uih.ng
Tia W ?rh st. Hampton Novelty Co. slight.
2.0O-3s2 Canal 81. J. Roddein & Co. COTTON
$4,000.
t.gO-lSSa First Az: Mrs. Murphy; tnhins
5-25-Igl East 18Th 81. NJ Niss. 81 goo -
s.9g-Iu front ~ rs BOgery. L. Lichtmsn; W.
: to-9sl Eat s9th st. " Griiant; $500.
6.GO-2S Esst t6th II Phillips Estate; trhig
s.0O-l5 l.. 52d ST.. Thuru DISSEMINATING Establsh'
mert. tri1ing " ,-oo
o.iO-Gij Broadgay. Eagle Fur Cap Co. tririns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03

HIGH WATER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03
P r. r. Asks Steel Bids.

Philadelphia. Jan. 1.-The Pennsyl-
vania Railroad asked the steel manu-
featuring concerns Of the country 20.
day TO bid on 1900 tons OF structural
steel for bridge construction IN 1919
and on 1870 tons Of steel for rem
forced concrete work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03

CHANBERSiAID and SEAMsTRESS. German ei-
usr.u,el: best references. city or country wages,
e., SEQ can Lang Boecherer Go. Agency. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

I''''1"'I
Albany. Jan Incorporation nled Win Seefs'
fsD Of state to-day ,.Do.o. n po-e,-
Robinson SIN CO.. queens s.o,Oog. - = IT, H.
D. and G. Distributing Co.. Manhattan; soy .
not. TiIsrt Ellsworth. lSJ Madison az. y u
~ Msall. Brooklyn. " " shaw. y. Y. o,o.
paige a Jones Chemical Co. Manhattan S'13.vov'
II ISDe, UpIer Montcair. y. ~ :. y. Iake'
r. a. Paige. jr.. Pelham Manor. Y. y.
Hoeve Ssndblast Machine 90 o. S Ss% io ~
". ID " De Motto. Il. " SchwsrAow; y i.
New YORK Mllphone Co.. Manhattan r sloO.V9O
! i Gallagher. IL wall 81. y. Y, u. L. lho'H'on'
ID 1 CIArk y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03
Cook Dies in Hotel Fire.

Railway. y. j., Jan. 1.-The Railway
Hotel was badly damaged by fire last
night. All in the building escaped eX-
cent Fred Lacey, the cook. lie was
overcome by smoke and died after he
was rescued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03
RIXERIAMN.
DOMESTIC eIIUATIoNs WANTED.
Male

Male
CoUPLE-Sviss: butler valet: wife excellent cook
aud manager; thoroughly competent 81 yesrs
hest references: city country. Industrial ASH q
West l4d -. --
POlTTRY-German. desires position on poultry
farm \ Mchren. - McDoussl ST.. Brooklyn.
Female
"A -HOFMAYER. Reed & Barton BuildinS'
$50 5th av. ninth floor Agency ReIaoIe
servants FOR permanent anu temporary s"uA
lions Eel i5G Madison square
.I-yATTRESs. Tall. young. neat capable:
eyI.llsrt cty reference. 3. Miss HOimAyer-s
Asency' 500 SIN ay.. 9th door. Telephone ASH
Mad son Square.
CIIA,BEgslAID and wAITREss.--strons clean
worker best reference, 20 hacNeil Agency v
West AZ 81 Bryant. 5li2.
CHANIBERMAID and SEAMsTliESS.-German. ~
psrieu,eI; best references; ely OF county Wages;
s95-S3O cal Lang Boecherer 20 Agency "
COOK. CHAMBERMAID. WAITRESS. Young lrish
girls: together Or separate: excellent clg refer
erccs NJ Miss Hotmsyers Asency so ON S' O.
oth no0r Telephone 45s. Madison square.
COOK --,;ernan. first class city or country: oes
references: wages s4O-Sij. Lang ~ Boecherer Co
Agency. IS West SD =
coon -AmerilaR Protestant. excellent baker
.oun. grayles. healthy. intelligent. desirable, ~
s20. rNceltut reference MscNeiu Agency 81 west
i.d ST. BRYANT ej45.
T00E and ATNDRESs -CHANiBERAiAID and
WAITRESS Two neSt young GIL '0 i5ss, o
ASA SI,''' IL Wcsi l2d St.
Co0N-Smar- young seede $50 has been kitchen
,..,r,3. sYr,Ilen. references. Miss Sheas Agen-
cy 30 East 4-d st. MURRAY I'M el,t .
T-XCTTIFNT COOK Best references: city or coun-
fry. wage, $40; call Monday. y. NJ. Io- last
32d t.
HoI'SEWORKER- American Protestant; excellent
D,2 S ssSS Ht go 5,S az. sh aoo Telephone
l52T Madison square.
otsENHORKER-Stros young woman refer
egce,. wages no object Mrs COopers Agency
go 5th av 3sth 81
TOT SFNyORKER-AmericAn strong. intelligent ~
reeut laker. everything bu' heavy lalnin ~ :
good reference. MacNeill Agency q west va 81
Bryant. ti4i
Ifof. SENoRKER or working h0J~ekeeDer capable
young :. Och Protestant srl. wears excellent
city references city o. country. iniia'Elai As'h'
II West i2d 81.
BotsEwORk Capable. young Ilain cook; good
lsun'ire,,. 81 Miss Shea's Agency. 80 East
leI ~ Murray Hill. t,,A
TADY,S MAID.-German compcien, sssiaIrc's.
hst,fresser pacler: wages. $50 So. best refer
.,,.s. can Lang 4 BoeCherer Go. Agency, - West
IA-NDRESS and CHAMBERMAlD.-Sirong. young
a. Thoroughly eIpefienced. assist With anything.
4 ,.sr.' excellent rrfsrenoes: SIS. city OF county.
Ipoudrial Assn. n West "a 81.
TI7RsE North German. experienced city or
co1,ntry. references. wages. ~ $50 CAL a. Lang
4 Hosch,rcr GO. Agency. IS West 500 u.
s,,-,sE sod SFAAlSTRESs. or chaueermsi snd
.,,ytns. neat. aiiliIg thoroughly cunlDetent. cN-
.ii.rf r.frrences cts country. -. lndusirial
Assn. IL West l2d u
MATTRESS and HAiAID.--Competent zirl.
be,t references c4iy of county wage. 80. 'au
a. Ing Boecherer 20. Agency. u West $50 n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03
MEpNEsDAY. IANrARY
TRANSPACIPIC MAILS.

Destination AMI steamer $50 O. n.
Hawaii japan Corsa. China. PHILIPPINES
t'Ia San Francisco Mongolia. .......... .Jan
Jaual. Gorea. China tua Scatucl-loko-
Ia ma N.ru .. ...................JaI
Hawaii Nla san Francisco --Wilaemina. Jan
Hawaii japan. Eorrs China Philippines tyia
San FAtc.coi-Shinyo Msu. ..........- Jan II
Hawaii samoan Island, Australia. NcT LEA
lsrd via sAn Francisco -yentura. ...... Jan IL
japan. Cores China Philippines tiiR SeAitlel
ApttIo-.hus ..................Jsn IA
IIat al WA San Trsuriscu1 -MsloA ... Jan IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03
U. S. Treasury Finances.

Washington. Jan The condition O. the
t.uitSi states Treasury az the beginning o. busl-
80. =, dsv was. Sst balance in general fund.
a. oos 7sS total receipts 81 SIS 9o7. total pay
ments' 81 EOS SIS. The deficit thi. nscAl year Is
a. t,. ~ agsns, deficit OF SlI .3o6 $50 last
yesr exclusive Of Panama Canal and public debt
trausactiOua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03
THE WEATHER REPORT

LEGAL orelsl Record. Tho following oHch rsc-
ord from me Weather Bureau shows tho changes IN
Che temperature for The last twenty four hours Boo
comparison with he corresponding date o. last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03
MISS ISABEL SHEA,
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY

hhfePAOy httSltt hBShhSy
SO f.. end, COR. MAD. Ay.. ROOM :eI.
Select help male and female 70. c.ty
and country
Telephone 1914 Murray HuI.
NfACNEIL AGENCY tEst l905l. a W S2d a.,
next 10 Sfern's. phone Bryant 6ji5s high gsde
companions. g0yerncsses. ladies' maids house
keepers. nurses. Mattresses. chsmbermaids. cooks
buffers and chsu1eur.
SWEDISH RELIABLE AGENCY. ISL Lex
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