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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-22
EDITORS LOOK FOR
REPUBLICANS win
Think T. R. May Return to
Fold-Progressivc Land
slide Predicted.

Colonel Roosevelt may be back IN the
ranks of the Republican party by the
next Presidential election, in the opin-
ION of Franklin Knox, Of "The Man
chester IN. H. Leader" who is at
tending the meeting Of the American
Newspaper Publishers Association. lie
is n Progressive.
AT present Mr.. Roosevelt is dong
nothing but hoping and waiting 'ha'
the proper situation will develop
within the Republican party said
Mr.. Knox Yesterday afternoon. ~
the course Of events makes II posslOIe
for him TO lend his support to the Re
publican candidate. the old split VIII
be healed. But-the right sltua''o"
must develop"
Harry Chandler. of THE Los Angeles
Times declared that the Republicans
had 81 sure chance TO elect the next
President. "People think more clearly
on an empty stomach" he said, and
Won must admit they're hugry all over
The country. Wilson is sincere, but I'M
practicable. All we want IS hard
headed htUuUl l'dilf WIZ ,
busiaess methods and a square deal
for all" ,,r, n
LAFAYETTE Young. jr.. Of "The Des
Moines Capital" predicts that the ke-
publicans will show great strength
through the Middle West. Senator
Curmirs is the potential candidate.
he said. "and his chief plank is national
prohibition. He IS considered neither
a conservative nor a radical
Iowa will 80 overwhelmingly Repub-
lican." predicted f. p. Adler, of The
Davenport Iowa Times, Inc RIO
qressiyes viii swing into line, and the
word landslide won't describe it. The
Democrats are so Disguised at the ad-
ministration that there will be strong
stomach vote. The most acceptable
candidate will be a man Of the Hughes
tyne, who has not been violently on
one side OF the other in the recent
spIit. Roosevelt would be acceptable
but has not been talked about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-22
IL. S. SHIPPERS HURT
BY BRITISH RULES
Complain of Being Forced
to Pay for British Cargo
Examinations.

London. April 21.-Amcrican snip
pers are complaining vigorously to the
American Embassy and Consulate DC
cauee they are compelled. under the
regulations of the British Admiralty
TO bear the expense incidental to de.
laws in the examination Of cargoes or
ships detained at Kirkwall and otheI
british ports. Charges for loading ana
unloading cargoes and other, port eA-
nenscs arc assessed against the owners
of the cargoes or ships.
The Procurator General gave asSu'
ances to-day to Robert J. SKINNER inc
American Consul General, that every
effort would be made to hasten the re-
lease OF cargoes of American apples
now being held in British ports ana
said to be detcriorating rapidly.
Six hundred bales of cotton from the
Swedish steamer Georgia, from Sayan-
nah March % for Gothenburg' nave
been thrown into prize court at MIX,
wall because they we're not certlhcated
as having been loaded prior to March l.
For the same reason 200 bales OF cotton
we're removed from the Danish steamer
Leirc. from Galveston March 10 Tor
Gothenburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-22
BREAKS SCHOOL STRIKE
ousted Yonkers PrincipalWins
Parents and Pupils.

A four days strike Of 1000 pupils OF
School 20, in Yonkers. to protest
against the ousting OF Principal "; ~ ,,
Woxson for moving to protect inc
teachers' pension fund. was broken yes
terday by Maxson himself. - .;,.
He demonstrated with both pupils
and parents, pointing out that t. the way way
to help him vas to rei iSre, or rotnr ned
70 their studies after six, led by Frank l6
Casper CO 'pe-. Of Pond Street, were fined 81, 81
ca "P six more we've remanded for
trial until their parents appeared MIS-
I,ucv Pencal, who kept her child from
srbool was let 20 on her promise to
Alderman Stephen Horasch made
further plans yesterday to investigate
the Board of Education Monday even
ing for It's arbitrary action WnIcn mas
;neensed pupils, teachers and parents
Of the city against its members and
Superintendent Gorton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-22
Humidity.
Barometer Readings.

m. 4. ? M. . SD m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-22
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY
iBy Telegraph 70 The rn1urel

tN I".fErauN To Inc lTNIIt
Aipauy AprN el.-Iucorporatiors fled with tae
Sc.ictars ~ state to-day.
The Leather Wcal C.. OF America. Manhattan
slUoU0. Herman Blum. a Union Square. y y.
J Ciu Bcchcr. y. y. Mabel EatAscAiIu. y Y.
Frederick ~immcnd, Go. Manhattan realty. $40.
600 katherine J. Simmoul, 1912 5ith ST.. Brook.
bn. Isaac lragncr. y. y. Harm l.. kspiau Brook
The Carlo, Realty CO. Manhattan. s. 900. Allan
leaoN. .'2 West 30th 81. y. Allan 2. LeAow.
y y. Charlie. n. I-1ov. y
The NcV Nork Parar Frame and Couch 60.
Niaihattau. 5000 IHae, Lcib G-1s,man. an Esst
Sta a.. y. y. Meyer Grecu,pau. y. y. Mcndcl
r Susanao a Go Manhattan clothing $4,000.
Mori. sussman $50 last th st y Y Annie
H,mdn. y Sophie Hnmei,ein Brooklyn
a Y Lane Canning 60. Watcr,ilc. 500 400
Alfred lane Natrr'ic Low Z. Barrett. Nstci-
Vile Arthur j. FOLEY. uca
North Buffalo Building Corp Buffalo. s., ooo
Bruce b. Fisher. Toronto. Can. W b. Charlton
Toronto. Can. Andrew Is Guhllsn Buffalo
g. J.. Goilmer Msuhsuan; real estate; 5000
Charlie T. Goilmef. 2,t West I2lst st. y. Y.
Cuy Goilmcr y. y Ferdinand j. uil Mount
wicls 4 Gre.uman Utica clothing $50 600
George Talbot. Boston Thomas =. Talbot. Bos-
ton. FredcrIcS j. Hutciisun. New Hartford y. y.
Mcebs Corp. Lake Mac,ahlg. realty. $40 o"0
y irving Gao Lake Wac'ahuc Wcstchcscr 90 4.
Georse H. Coeder BrooAbu. Maize +. Higgins
D,us Nscaro.i Corp. Niagara fals. $1,000.
jacob pi,ts. Buffalo. Egs q Bal Niagara
Iais. clifford / Hughes. Niagara Falls
Rudolph Ra,kiu. ~. Union Az y. y. Abr Has.
AN. \. 7 iAfN.f T. htI|s lufnp.on l.a'Irs h d
torcy Auto Ma1e Corp. Manhattan. realty d.
Sl2O 200 Alton g.. REYNOLDS. q West San w..
= y. It. Baron Is sharp y. D.. Lillian Il. SHARP.
M,rc1a7t,' shipping New, Co Manhausl. SO
coo benjamin f T~1Nbridsc. 40 West 18Th ST..
y John Frr,,r y y Franz u. Pi,c.l \ s.
Tic uItor. kur,pc-f iUa,r tn. MsuhSttsu.
tEiots. so 600. AZ p'.i'r Philadelphia. Ar.
Under krook,u. pbNp kuuslcIs y !
LAYTON Fish and Game Co. f,sns Mills. SD
Coo Frank IS LaNtu. Evtus MiNs rc.cr D..
Hclmci. t,Nns N.l-. George A Lawyer. NG'c.iUNr
Deico Food Products Co. Manhattan. 500 600.
Ircdcric, e. Au.sr-oon. Madison. j G.. Brent
Ncale y y PRANK f. hip-ttiDa y :.
Tur Cooling Tpasf Go. Ma haitian. SO 900 ].
Ion.s 4 PuMp,. Hs,,ius,. cu Hudson. Barton ID.
Coney. Eilarcth n. j.. Alexander - Tsppin.
Bowie a Csiu luc. Manhattan Insurance. $40
900 I.mr- l. Cain. 4oSA H4uclca g.. KrCoA'yn
Brison HosIe stanford Conn. James ". Bowie.
\ y.
Baf Cross Csuue 90 Dover Plains $1,000. c
2 Brntmsn. Dover Iiains. z. 3 Welsh. y. Y.
W 4 Bycr.. \cNara. y d
RsIisnce cafe Operating 60. Babylon 500 00O
J n Fggatt. 5ta " 1881 ST.. y. Y. : ". RuI
cal y y &. h kuOwIton. y y
Sanls Realty Go. Mani attain. 5000. Joseph
Nsss sos Van Slccn av.. BROOKLYN; lssar Silver.
man. brooklyn Henry NadriNcis, Brooklyn
Ku5scr Hat Co. Manhattan. s. VO0 Bsrha
Jacobs 90 West ll1th e.. y. y Esther MARKS
y. J.. Louis Teudler Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-22
LOST LEGS; LIBERTY, TOO
Man, Intrusted with Artificial
Limbs Held on Theft Charge.

A pair Of shapely legs got James Cas-
sidv. Of 1I4s Flatbush Avenue, Brook
Ivn. into serious trouble yesterday
For their loss he was held in $1,000
hail by Magistrate Nolan, in West
Mrs. Emmy Stages, Of % Wes, SIX
,v-sixth street, was the com P,alnan !,
Sbe is treasurer of the Aluminium
Rawhde Artificial Limb Company. OF
1881 Broadway, and told the court t nay
more than two weeks ago she gave TWO
Ieos worth Sls5 TO the prisoner To
how 70 prospective customer. =,
CASSIDY said he had the limbs IN
a suitcase, but when he put them dow, VI,
TO talk to a man in Broadway tne ,s
waIked away. At least, the suitcase
bad disappeared when he looked Tor
i IL He was afraid to go back With
out on the legs, he added, and had been
looking for them since
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-22

Lieut. Commando u = kLYE> detached cpr-
nectiou NUNS ou. Oklahoma. 60 Atlantic reserve
n.s1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-22
FIX DIRECT TAX
AT $l9,OOO,OOO
New York City's Share
Will Be About
S14,0O0,000.
S6,O00,000 MORE IN
INDIRECT LEVlES
Compromise Impost on Liquor
Receipts to Produce
S4.0O0,O00.
,Y,on s,.r Correspondent o, The Tribune

iFror star Correspondent n Inc t'uuie'
Albany. April 2l.- Senator Brown
announced tonight that a direct tax
Of 10 mills would be levied by the
Legislature. This will bring in about
nineteen million dollars. Of which New
York City will pay fourteen million
dollars. The announcement came after
the Senator and other leaders had
conferred with the Governor
Senator Brown declared the levy
would be greater but for indirect taN
legislation about 20 be passed, when
is expected TO bring IN about SIX NH,
lions. This includes the Mills secured
debt bill excise tax and other meS-
Sures. ,
to the propoSed stamp tax on liquors
that a compromise taxing the gross re-
ceipts Of all retail liquor dealers ~
nor cent above $4,000 was agreed on.
close. 10 S4.OOO.000 will be raised by
This tax. of which about S3,0OO,OOO Will
faU on the hotels and saloons OF New
York City.
The bin will be introduced to-mor-
row bv Senator Sanders. Its passage
i certain and the Governor has agreed
40 SIGN IT, Ii provides that all retail
Gouor sellers must keep daily record
Of their sales. and pay the new tax al
the end Of each month. The act VII!
mean the employment Of hundreds o.
inspectors. ~.
John McGlynn, president OF The New
York State Hotel Mems Association
said when he heard of the new excise
tax: -, ~.
faU of them make
any money on their kitchen. dheE
ca1Y increase the price of drinks
"Tbo tax probably will not be less
than SIS 600 900" said Governor Whit
man tonight IL hope that 1t Will not
be more. think possibly we may
raise S5,O0O,OO0 more by indirect taxes
than now is in sight
Democrats say they see IN the SO
100000 estimate n plan to permit the
Governor TO slash appropriations and
thus make a veto record. 1t is certain
that If with the bills in final form II
appears necessary 10 raise S23,OOO,OOU
he will use his pruning knife literally
on them. oo
News Of the sudden jump Of $4,000
600 I'M the direct tax estimate caused
surprise among legislators outside OF
the Finance Committee OF the TWO
houses. More than 100000 IN appro-
priations was stricken out OF the As
sembly construction bill by the Senate
Finance Committee. Several Slasnes
i'm salaries also have been made IN the
general appropriation bill.
The SS.50O0OO canal appropriation
bill was rccommtted in the Assembly
and the Senate bill. carrying $3,1OO,-
coo appropriation will be substituted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-22
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Department Orders.

Transfers and Assignments. -Lieut9 April =. 6.
Scuo,u.'ru. bet. Bur. 90 SD pct. Apni %. - "
oucierene 22f 70 -'.ih J. A HSm XVI" 70
4 e. Schmitz iio'h to GA. as'isne e., To- r'.'Ie
re.. .ergt.. j. T. A. Won Vei,,l,;eiu. Diet. Bur.
iu .-4tl pct. dr,igusti,-l a acting det ,crgt
Changes Of Assignment. -Pt'mn ]. 'ouneU. Is.
f. - squad. du'y a. messenger 20 duy 81 Bureau
a.. Information Aprl -. J. II Norwood b. u n
s.u.i durv IN odice OF Borough ms crto-. Br3oN
1.t.. Of FIrst Deputy Commit siouer to duty in Of
fee Of Borough Inspector. Brooklyn and queens
Temporary Assisnm.nts.--lnspr J. Day. sth l. d.
B1ookyu and Queens. ~ addition 10 his own. ]
days Auhl - Lieut. W. j. Capper. esd Pct
10 b e II. Squad. duty in Office OF assistant
] u Tor 10 days April q G. }. Braendy. 40th
PCT 10 Ala / D.. for 10 days. April %: J. u
10 days April -. g. ; Thorpe 2s0th Pct. to
" j. B.snen. l,, Tor 3 DAYS. Apfil 20 : r
rs, f5r ''iiay.. Aprli I. Ii l. HOFFMAN. .5th
and D. A Kee. lolth. for 20 dss; April, %
Srecner st Tor days. April =. g. +. PIisge.
t.i Tor 10 days. AplL Is; =. Bulgei osth. Tor
days. Apd o.. j. G.diey. 2e2d. for 90 days. April
- 20 nHs. Apn = Indicated: 4 Leonstd.
G l. Rooicf. "a. 20 days April y. pets indi
Gated. = l.. Euuga' 18Th: VI Evans. son
Y J. Patton. 9th 30 DAYS. April - pets indi-
Gated . J. shea atE. , 4 =. Fbun. .ih. !
fairucco. 24d. &. T. Kane 9Th. NJ g. Fried
lander 3Sr. ! We 39th l. Rappolt 45d
Natrof, Ada MoNahou. 26th Pet. Co Oct Bur
20 DAYS. Aprii = Masarej Gardner. lith 20 18th
Lesyo ,.itn pay Bor'gi Hsperto- J. = Dillon
Hr.9k,u and Queens. DAYS. Apr. 2. !alj. ~ De
Keeper. ,tn ] day. ApIl %. q. II. AarIhaussr.
satf . day. Apr - !. r. Farrell. lj,th. l lay.
AuriI %. T. T. IGnken. lflst day. April 20
god dsv. ApHl D..
Sick Report lflu payJ-lr.mn. : j. Flanagan.
litA. Arri. 20 Marrh 3. r. Nr.tsch. 1873. Dec
~ Fob &C.,
Appointed a. Special Pstromah--R J. Nu'rhg
Win i-s Seamr.'s Church Institute. - South ST.,
Mllua:tan April 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-22
ASKS AID FOR FAMILY
Charity Organization Society
Tells Of Worthy Case.

Mrs. r. has four young children to
support. The eldest, a lad not quite
fourteen, has musical talent, and is a
member Of his school band. He is n
great help to his mother in looking
out for his three little sisters. The
Charity Organization Society has paid
the rent for good rooms. and the i'm
provcmcnt in the condition Of the fam
liz is so satisfactory that the society
earnestly desires TO continue its reg
ular help till the boy becomes ole
enough to work. The Iund raised for
their benefit is now exhausted and
sl25 is needed. Gifts toward this
amount should be made payable TO the
Charity Organization Society and ad-
dressed 10 its office, at lG5 East
Twenty Street
The Society acknowledges. with
thanks. gift of So from Mrs. s. W.
Stern in response 70 a previous appeal
in The Tribune for another family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-22
Widow Gets $6,750 Award

Mrs John Hanlon. who waited last
Christmas Eve for her husband 10
come home for the family celebration,
only to get word that he had been
crushed TO death, was awarded SG.75O
by a jury in the Supreme Court yester-
dav.
Witnesses testified that guard
pushed Hanlon from "a car he was try
inc TO enter az SiXty-second Street and
Utrecht Avenue, Brooklyn, and that he
fell under the wheels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-22
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Bordeaux. Apr IS >po...ac .Bri. New yo-k
Nsranuam. Ap-ii l9-Arhuapa ,Br New York
via BtrnId
lu.I Apl q Francisco ,Brl. Ner York
Afl.r.,4u. April lt Hero INorl. New York
Copenhagen. April IN r Hordiug DAM New
Nork STA Louisburg. Z and H.rbWall. Arkansas
dam. New NorA via klfsWaE. Drot lNorl. Bal
flu1r.. va hlrntaH
Bombsy. April H-ksrhlamh4 Iir New York
via Port said
SAILED
Gih.altar. Aor,l l5-ki.remoor lBr from Nap.s).
Baltimore, 1911. Iuirtfua.2 BIZ from loko-
hama etrJ. Boston aud Neg Ho.k
Rotterdam. April li-Sophie n tDufrhJ Ne9
York
Liverpool Apr 20--Pouou4 late British st.sm.,
jeanette Noermsuul. New York
- Thomas. April 20. . N Parma tBrl from
Drmerar8l. NeF iork
Genoa. April h-Mad4wossa BIZ New York
M4r,eiles. April lb-Paid4 .Fri Nes York
Genoa April l3-CapatAia BIZ New YORK
Palermo. April 20-paute A.eghicr utaD from
N4pe5. rtci. New York
Neyi.,. April i--NorqBu lNorI Ne,. York
feaa--". ApHI -l-A,r.,an Monarch tBri. New
Copenhagen April io-wlco. New Yora
PASSED
Dgngene', Apri. -3-No.-igs Duoh. sew York
Tor Rotterdam ''N
Sc. 8. Arl. -l-W.a.l5k UJu.chI. New York f,-
Rotterdam ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-22
10000 "Ad" Men to Meet.

More than 10000 business men Will
attend the eleventh annual convention
Of the Associated Advertising Clubs OF
the World i'm Chicago, June 20 to "a.
The convention will be held in the Au-
ditorium Theatre, while the depart
mental meetings will be held in the
Auditorium Hotel and Annex, on the
lake front.
John Sullivan is chairman OF the on
to-Chicago committee Of the Advertise
ing Mems League, which is organizing
the New York delegation. Mr.. Sullivan
has his headquarters in the Fifth Ave
nue. Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-22
NEW ROCK ISLAND
COMMITTEE FORMED
Will Continue Work of AmSter
Proxy Seekers Appeal
TO Minority.

A committee of stockholders Of the
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
was organized last night at a meeting
at the Biltmore Hotel to continue the
work Of the Amster proxy committee,
which sought 20 OBTAIN representation
for minority stockholders In state
ment issued by the committee its OBJ
jects are said to be to apply for inter
vention in the pending suit, in which
receivers have just been appointed; to
endeavor, if thought advisable, to set
aside the receivership, and TO be heard
on any application for the issue of re-
ceivers' certificates; TO prevent inter
ference, through the receivcrship, with
the prompt prosecution OF the suit now
pending against directors for the re-
covery OF S7,500,000 claimed to have
been diverted from the treasury Of the
company; to devise plan for financing
the requirements Of the company 20 the
end that the receivership may be termi-
mated and the property returned to the
an assessment.
Minority stockholders are asked 10
cooperate with the committee.
The committee appointed was y. J.
Amster, chairman; George Warren
Smith. Warren c. Crane, Frank ".
Bauder, Courtlandt LinkrOum, Alfred j.
Keppelmann. Edwin 6. DickersOn,
George G. Prentice, Peter c. Ten Eyck
and Nathaniel French.
Nh Amster said he had heard that
4. F. Van Hall, who represented Dutch
holdings in the railway. sold out few
days before the receivers for the road
were appointed.
Chicago. April 21 Jacob ". Dickin-
son, representing the court in the re-
ownership Of the Chicago, Rock Island
& Pacific Railway Company. assumed
formal charge of tho company to-day.
II. l.. Nudge, president Of he road,
also is a receiver, but Judge Dickinson
has the deciding voice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-22
TROOP NOTICES.

On Anil II the Wolf Patrol Of Troop lOj Gar g.
Ua-yey scoutrnasterj went overnight hike N
Nvack Tney reached camp about .. m ha'ms
,rslsed about fifteen miles with their blankets ana
trsU-acks and were served supper by the younger
scouts. who had let earlier IN the day. Ihey e
turned by tuO different routes. ,.
On Apyn Il a part Of Troop 10 flIary +. smith
,coutnsster) hiked 20 New Rochelle. visiting INC
Mr,tcnester Estate on the return TIP
1roon in iIIarry l. King sc0u'master) will give
an entertainment al Christ Church Han, Br0ad"aj
and Seventy frat street. % morrow evening
Troop % "A l.. Rose scoutmSsterl VII eve ".
frst entertainment and dance on MAY a. 6ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-22
APPRAISAL OF ESTATES

KATHERINE KOCH (No7' TO- 1913 re,.
sS..5s3 To Katie Mesioh. niece. $50, 5ss; hiIA
bsth Helueck Minnie Stoke aud Sophie Schapp
niece, each 81 500. the Isabella Ieimath. $1,000
German Hospital. $1,000. - Francis Hospia.'
Ase,,s aud deposits s3502. mortgage $50 i69.
MRS NELLIE MEYER March 20. lsi@)' no,
sJgOll To Felix Meyer. husband 500 IN csSh
and lie estate IN So .o9i and residue o. We
estate and remainder after the HE estate OF FelA
Never passes 20 Herbert Neyer. son. Assets ana
interest IN the estate OF Alexander BumensIieI
deceased ss22j. Deposits. $l.i+!: PERSONALITY. $500.
and stocks aud bonds. Sjl2fS. The largest ho.dms
lunraIsa,I A so tni.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-22
Police III Handball Exhibition.

Commissioner Woods. Inspector
O'Breu and 'sptains Sweeney and
Mhaoney witnessed game Of handbell
between The patrolmen Of the Ok and
Filth Street police stations yesterday
The scores follow: First game, y 20 )
in favor Of the 10Th Precinct. 81 to II
in favor Of the 9th Precinct and u 10
;. Patrolmeu Frank Geiselman and
John Shea represented the 5th Pre-
cinct and Leo Ferda and Arthur Cruise
the 18th Precinct.
After the games the defeated team
entertained the visitors ana their
friends at Odd Fellows Hall, Eighth
Street and First Avenug.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-22
FIRE DEPARTMENT,

Temporary Detail Revoked -Frmn u. v Nor.
timer. H. o.. lal. 20 .cS Ore alarm te.e sta.
watch dufy while OH -i.k report. Apul 20
Temporary Detail -frmn 4 Mou;g tnsry H. 4
J.. l-4 FEB ueS tire a4fm tr.r. STA. watch du;,
Rhie o. ,l.k report. Ap'l %
Report AZ Company School. ~ 80 la. 9th =
Manhattan. tiule and date specified % a. m
AYr. .b. Lus j.. Apri' -. Eng -. April -
IHg Aphi -e. Eng IS April 20. ~ y /. q.
Ma d. h l.. IS. p. m.-April % Eng 1f5
Ap.I 20. Eas --' Apnl Is Eas 20 April -e
Lrs Isl Ap-l 20. u l.. 10 MAJ T. H. 4 D.
JIG
Leaves 100 par'-rrmo : Saea En. .ss 4,
f.I-s. APR 81 Cp-sr .. NrCa-y. Bus Rep a
SUP. from Ap1. 10 90 So Plur ". Il Allen. Bur
Man b starch Bur Req a SUP. . weeks. lisp
Blasting e. Redmond. Bur Fire Prev 70 days,
lisp ;. =. p MeNsmec. BE- ? +. ] month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-22
BUSINESS CARDS.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co can, y
compressed air steam. hand o. en- n3et >lrSf
BFosdaay. All Fast Asth 81 coz a bIa"''
Tel l32-3sth
nur,lo,aah L,tteo 500. $50 CO.. NIa
10 900 So prorpt q K Weathenord 10 H.s'A~
ROOM 1907 rnoue eAman $3.50
NEW YORK ,ARPET CLEANING NohAS
Oldest largest Most Modern ,,v-,x
FrNE RtsCS NOVEN FROM OLD CAkft"
Prices Reasonable. Ncil 70, .sse A.
Tel ESQ., 1893 Hrytnt 81 f3s "e'' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-22
STORAGE NOTICES.
snrcessig's Storage Warehouse s1 70

So Eaq, 10th S.. near n'.
Bron@,, work April o. 1913.
.r, Paul schmidt s. % S'.I &C. cold
,,oo " struck. Louis Field. Ro~sr-
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carb ~ Won ar hereby n'iIr'. -,,p tfe
inc FOR Inc payment 81 our rex ling sy-
nron.rtv hereinafter desc, In'o t,s been
piyao YOU. this COMPANY VIII personal
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NOISE cos WAREHOUSE. oy }3I an
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inferestl % be sold a. punlc an. '.'. 80
cordiug 10 the statute I'm sutn '"' -.
and provided at the warehouse - yS-k
10th st. Borough ot Bronh, N,otx At
ON on FRIDAY, MAY III lyio. -,
10 30 1. VI, and II the sale thel''' IN be
completed on said date. the sail- 81.
continued a. the same place o. "tr'}
dav thereafter. beginning ar ~ '. IA
and continuing until all the Zoots .ett,oi-sE
SpPoTSSlGfS STORAGE WAhfhv'
90 CHARLES H. RlH. Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-22
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