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SUPREME COURT.

DECISIONS
wayne Ittenberg lmogen v Cole Iulgm.nt ~
ver,od. with costs. and complaint dismissed. With
costs Opinion by LsushAr. J.
y Noch Company Security Bank q Ne" hots.
judgment and order rere-set ucF ma ordetei'
costa 10 appellant 70 abide event Opinions By IN
stah4In; = J.. H0cnk,- and Dowins. j. tDo"!-
ing and laughin, ~. dissenting
Mecca Realty C3Ikei.oggs Toasted Corn flases
90 Judgment and orders affirmed. win coss
Opinions by H1;chAss and DowAug. u. tDo~Ans
Edwud Denton Reginald II Morgan. ir, as
treasurer. etc Judgment reversed and complaint
dismissed. with Gusts opinion - lrgraham. 7 J.
and Ho,chki's J. rHo'chkss J. dissenuusD
George Root cos y G q II X 90 e A..
John + Pierce 60. Judgment affirmed. WIN c os,s'
Opinion by Do1iiug J.
Re Angus, Hyatt deceased order affirmed.
With SO costs aud disbursements
Re Peter Carrey. deceased. order affirmed.
With $40 costs AMI disbursements. No opinion.
uugahsm. }. ard Mclaughlin. ]. dissentirgl
Pease Gilman Terminal Warehouse Co. order
affirmed. with SO costs and disbursements
Tbs People Tei Edward Hu.stsn. Arthur
Woods. as Comm Order Affirmed, With $40 coss
Jsmes FayiBur,o voib'rcund Printing Co Or
der affirmed with so costs and disbursement
Emil + Btgslbiug Max Jas9rhu5er imp.d order
affirmed. with SO costs and disbursements.
Same. same. order reversed, with $40 eo''s and
disbursements and motion denied, with $40 costs
Isabella L Weaver james Quinn. order AZ
Armed with $40 costs and disbursements.
Florence " Myron JHsrber, y Nyron Order 70
ycrsed and motion denied without costs. opinion
yer curtam.
Same Same. Order reversed and motion granted
without costs
Arthur VI Werner Henry Smith. order Affirmed.
with SO costs and disbursements.
Fannie MeSser/ Charles Burstein e. al orier
modified a directed ia opinion. and az modlhed
afi rmed. without cUs.s. Opinion per curtain
Morris Rnfhschild and aunIDayit NOrr'o9, u,
and order Affirmed. with SO costs and dis
burseIneuts
James Fsy/Td States Publishing Co. order az
frmel. with SO costs and Disbursements
Charles A Truaauf and anOf George Moore ano
ano Orde. reversed with $40 COST and disourse-
ma and motion denied. with wv COH-st on
Pace Amend. 1874 App DIV 206.
Thomas z Deyine Walter Melton and sno. order
modified Is directed In opinion. and as modified az
fru.l without costs Opinion Per curiam.
Re Antonio A ThanSsues. deceased. order az
frmeI With $40 costs and disbursements.
People er rel Samuel Geller Rhnelander Waldo
as Comm. order affirmed with $40 costs and dis
bursements. -.
People otc Joseph Miller and Nathan klrshan-
baum Motion 90 dismiss appeal granted unless
appellants comply with terms stated in order.
People, etc Joseph Miller and Nathan krshAn-
baum Motion 20 dismiss appeal sranted unless
appellants comply with terms tated IN order. .
People e'g/Water b Marshall Motion 10 dis
miss appeal granted r..
cation Motion 10 dismiss appeal granted with
$40 costs
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

G2thenbur Feb i--Ausu',s ,sv,dl, Ne. York via
kiFkgali, Hsuepool. etc
R.rksaIl. FEB Belle Isle iSorl Galveston vi.
N'"pot NeTs for Gothenburg. Leks tNorJ. Gal
Vstr1 via Newport News For G0thenburx. SUI Tans
lN'r). Charleston via Newport News FOR Ro,tsr-
Kobe; FEB e.chins,, Prince CBr. Nov York vi.
ChIistiansand. FEB s-Hsro tSorl. New York via
Hull Fs6 lo-Mr.nso (Br,. New York: ylso cBrJ.
New York
Cr,'obal. Feb ll--Abangarrr. Boc,s del Toro ior
New Orleans: santa Marta Csragena Tor New
lCTk land 10th proceeded Aienas New Orlean,
fo' Fort Llmon. Zscsps. New Iosk for Clrtageua.
SAILED
Coprnhasen. Jan si-Ent II DAN. Pensscol,
Feb 8. Cscque Nev York
Genos, Foo 1-ysEs tit.D. San Francisco. 9th.
Bar FEB 5-orseOo man from v.niosl. New
York
M.sellle,, Feb s-st Loub tFrJ. New York: 9th.
Pot Talbot, FEB s-Pooster tDutchl, Scy York
Dutch. New York EIleyoutsdyk Dutch. New
E,blsrs FEB ,o-Nsr.boe from New York Vi. NOT
Tsneride, Feb la-Av,nce tswsdl. s.r.nn.h:
lohau LudTg hogirckel (Norl, Cape Henry
Ncpos Cor Csp> Henry
Liverpool. Feb lO-CymTC tBrD. New York
PASSED.
Lizard Feb lO-Anglo- Pat,sonisn (Br). Nerpor,
News for BouloEne. Mississippi tBr). baltimore
iof London; Noordwyek Dutch. Baltimore for
Gi6rsitlT. Feb 10 tsuppos.d) PATHS Greek.
Dover. Feb il--sEinfAIs DAM. N,s YORK for
SYeudboTg
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IRON The Tribune Bureau
Washington, Feb. il.

ARMY.
Col. FRANK b. JONES. inf. assigned 20
7th Inf. on arrival in L. s, and on eN-
riratIon OF leave OF absence Join that regi-
mont
Col ROBERT c. VAN NLlET. from assign
ment 9Th Inf
Col EvARD Z. HATCH. inf. assigned SIN
Inf
Col ROBERT L. HIRST. inf. from attach
nent Goth Inf; assigned 81 Inf
Col RICHARD NJ. BLATCHFORD. from as
s!ynment l2th Inf , =,
COL JOsEPHUs T. DICKMAN. assigned "a
COL WILLIAM J. NICHOLSON. from assign;
mont "a Cav: attached 9th Cav, ana wiz
nroIeed from Fl Ethan Allen 10 TT Sherl-
col WILLIAM II. ALLAIRE. assigned Sth
c4 mn CHARLES ". PENRosE and MAJ.
GyDTEY A. CIDMAN assigned 2ith lhi.
Mai EDWIN n. BRICKER. ord. Dept from
W.tlryliet Arsenal March l; 10 Frankfort
<ar In ~ can't. JOSEPH L. GILBRETH 9TH
I'M rIaced on list Of detached ohcers, 10
take effect March %. aud name OF zap
GEORGE f. BALL. inf, removed In.I
from. to take erect March -. Sa fp,,, s,,,v
assigned sth Inf, and relieved IRON uuts
49," ' 0+ranized Militia Of Iowa. to take
eject March 2s. Z, su
CAM GEORGE II. KNOX. Q. G. TO ~ ~
Feb. o. vice capt. ALBERT l. N0'
First Lieut. JOHN f. DENTON. med' re-
corps from TT. Mcpherson; TO home a,1
s,and relieyed from active duty IN me-;
res corps. TO take effect on eNPi'a"
y days'' leave Of absence. ,, .o5
t-irst Lieut. RAYMOND G Is, IL; IT.
corps to Walter Reed Gene'ai hos'''1'
NAVY.
Co.. - ID sTICVNEY ard Comm /. -
Nrrt,%GFT. commissioned. ,
Pass Asst surg J. G. SlEHLEh se.sIia
West virginia. TO PacihC toIPsu .ssIrnea
rollowinr boatswains appointed ana sss Y,.p
duty as follows: JAMES si,tC IA
GRFGOIRE Z T. f.ABELI.E thtprT Nv
ANDERSON. HENRY Ii; 80
WILLIAM =. BENSON, FIXED Jp,,,s-
prAGENANN. 20 receiving ship az ii,ng
delnhia. PHILIP J. KELLY. 10 D rT,
sbi1 AZ New York: ANDREW =. "a.
cam 10 receiving ship at Nor,oIh' nv
FpED u pOUCET, 10 temporary "a
Padrcah: EUGENE J. fklEh' "
hama. $4,000, .,1 assigned
dufv A. follows: ALBEIT 81. ~ Jir,p
WILLIAM cox. II J. MENEEAI !; a. :, 81 81
NAN G SCHRADER. SAM III =. " -. e.
ISCTON CHARLES - BEADLE.ll Ss ~
c,iving shin az philadelphia nr. .iriI
r. NYTINGER. JAMES a. SSo,,oIk;
STONE. 20 receiving ship AZ
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Humidity.
Barometer Readings
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

STEPHEN a. LOTUS. ASA WATSON.
JAMES NJ. MACDONALD. WILLIAM A..
EATON. to receiving ship at New York.
LEON ". BECKER TO receiving ship at
Boston; WALTER Y. TANNING. HAROLD
A. TURNER. BRICE II. MACK. 10 ST.
Louis; CURRY T.. EASON to Milwaukee:
PETER A. GCNDLACH. to Pacific reserve
feet.
Ems. r. Z. BELL examination for promo
ton.
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED.
Feb. s-Abarenda. at Shanghai; Cleveland. at
san Bias.
Feb. lQ-Eagle. at Baradaires Bay.
SAILED.
Feb. 9--Cleveland San Bias for Mazatlan
Maryland Mszatlar for Ia Paz.
Saturn ordered 10 proceed from Mare Island
to Puget Sound for minor repairs.
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records Of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

Official Record and Foreoast.--wsshlnston. Feb
Il.-An extensive disturbance was central THURSDAY
nisht over Utah. and is moving east II has bean
attended 10y general rains and SHOWS IN Western
Colorado, Utah. Nevada ard Northern Arizona and
rains IN South Arizona and California In all
other parts 81 the country the weather remained
fair Temperatures have risen generally and de-
cdeilJ east Of the Mississippi River. and remain
high In the middle Mississippi VALLEY. the west
Gull states ard the south plains states Colder
weather has oterspread the Northwest states and
the plateau region.
Indications are that the storm now over the
plateau region will advance east and be attended
BY rains snd SHOWS on Friday in the Rocky Noun
tain and plateau regions and rains in the south
plains states. on Saturday the area Of rain and
snow will probably ertend eastward to the middle
Missouri and uppoT Mississippi valleys and the
upper lake region. and rains viii oyerspread tho
Ohio and lower Mississippi valleys and Gulf states.
H. the Atlantic states fair weather Friday will be
followed BY unsettled weather on Saturday The
temperature will rise Friday IN the middle Alantic
states and the Carolinas while colder weather will
ororspfead the upper Mississippi ys.ley and the re
gor OF the Great Lakes on Friday and the north
Atlantic and southwest states on Saturday Tenn
persturs changes elsewhere will he unimpOrant
Winds for Friday aud Saturday North Atlantic.
strong southwest; middle Atlantic. fresh south 10
southwest south Atlantic. moderate variable except
fresh east OF the Florida coast; east Cult fresh
cast. west Gulf fresh 20 strong southeast and south
upper lskcs. fresh north. shlf,iug 10 east: lower
lakes. fresh west and northwest.
Forecast for Special Lccailtes.-Ea,tern New
York. cloudy Friday. colder In north portion; Sat
urdsy cloudy and colder.
New England. parity cloudy Friday: Saturday
unsettled. with somewhat lower temperature
Western New York Western Pennsylvania. cloudy
Friday. somewhat colder Saturday unsettled.
New Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania cloudy
and warmer Friday; Saturday partly cloudy some
what colder.
Delaware. Maryland Virginia and the District
NJ Columbia partly cloudy and warmer Friday
Sisuriay cloudy.
West Virginia. partly cloudy Friday: Saturday
probably rain.
Local 0rielal r.oord.-Ths Weather Bureau show,
the changes In the temperature for the last twenty
four hours In comparison with the corresponding
date o. last scar:
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Hester ST.
The Approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, TO satisfy which the above de-
scribed property 10 to be sold. Is twenty
seven thousand eight hundred and hfiy-
one dollars and twenty-nye cents. with
interes, thereon from the 18th day OF Jan-
usry. 1918. together with the costs and
thirty-nve 8-10O dollars. with interest
from January 20th. 1915, together with
the expense Of the sale. The Approximate
amount Of the taxes. assessments and wa
ter vAtes or other liens which are 20 be
allowed TO the purchaser out Of the pur-
chase money, or paid by the referee. IL six
hundred and siNty-nine dollars and interest.
Dated New York. January 22d, 1915
sTANDISH cHARD.
Referee
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QUEENS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.

OeeIiIons-VAN HIILEN, :
Dunn /Clenoyese; SiEsmondi Slgsmcndi. Lynch/
James A steyenson Co Order signed.
VeselI /weiner 81 al judgment o. foreclosure and
sale Thomas GraHenreid. referee. 70 sell
Strruss Strauss. InterocutOry decree OF divorce
signed
Downs 49, apelfed ct al. Order Of reference TO IL
Roy VI Young signed. $3.50,
folub/ Greswsd e. al Motion granted Settle
order on two days notice order should recte that
money deposited IL 20 await tho result OF this
acton. and the actions 70 which each amount re-
latet
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CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York, by the grace OF God. free and inde.
pendent. TO Presbyterian Hospital Of the
city OF New York, Charles II. Newcomb.
Charles " NewcomS admir- OF Alice New
comb; Edith n. Collins Alice c. Newcomb.
Flora y. Brown. Helen y. Speaker. Dorothy
s. Rae the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial
Institute. Howard University OF Washington
In the District OF Columbia. Board Of Home
Missions Of the Presbyterian Church, Board
Of Foreign Missions Of the Presbyterian
Church. Bertha Seymour OHara, william
T. Seymour. Princeton College. Lincoln Uni
versity. President and Fellows OF Harvard
College. the Emily II. Moir Estate. Inc.
Walter A. Seymour, jr.. Gustavus V. &. Sey-
mour. Metropolitan Museum OF Art in ths
city Of New York. william Nelson Crom-
well. Alfred Jaretzli and George II. Sulli-
van. trustees OF trusts created for Charles
II Newcomb, Emily Louise Braman. Flora
Newcomb BROWN, Helen NewcOmb (Spra-
kerr. Dorothy Newcomb (Rae). Helen NIL
Ter. william Il. Seymour. Bertha s. NJ.
Walker to'HsraD and Mary NJ Seymour;
Louise Bramsn. and to all persons inter
ested as creditors. legatees. next OF kin. or
otherwise. in the estate Of Emily II Moir.
deceased. who at the time OF her death re-
sided at ~ West Sad street. New York.
~ Y, send greeting:
Upon the petition Of william Nelson
Cromwell residing at IL West isth street,
Alfred Jsretzki residing at i2i r. list
street. and George II. sullivan, residing at
l6 W. lith street. New York. N. r.
You and each Of you are hereby cited 10
show cause before our Surrogate OF the
County Of New York. at the Surrogates'
Court OF said county. held at the Hall Of
Records. in the County Of New York. on the
26th day OF February 1918. at hslf-past
ten O'Clock In the forenoon OF that day, why
the account Of said William Nelson Cromwell.
Alfred Jaretzki and George II. Sullivan as
executors Of the last will and testament OF
-
tied
In testimony whereof. we have caused the
seal OF the Surrogates' Court OF the said
County Of New York to be hereunto AFFIXED
Witness, Honorable JOHN r. COHALAN.
Surrogate of our said County.
tSesl.l at the County OF New York tho
sixteenth day OF January, In the
year NJ our Lord one thousand nins hun
dred and fifteen.
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY,
Clerk Of the Surrogates Court.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE PART.
usr,hip lately eIistinF between Harry L. WNssy-
nan and Bruno Becshnd Of the City o. New
md vas dissolved Oh the lat day Of FsoruAry.
lsi5 b. mutual consent. and that said business
sil hereafter y eondleteI ~ bruno bsesnsfo. ..
n.y,nsrshfp are 20 BE- received by SAID Bruno Beck
hArd Al No 40 Yuih Avenue. New York City. and
an demsnds 90 the said partnership are 10 be PIE
,fnted % him for payment
Dated ~ T. February iIlh. 1915
MASSERyfAS & BECEHARD.
Harry l. WssssrmaF
Bruno BeckhaId.
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sURROGATES' NOTICES

CROSBY. JOHN sCHUYLER.-In pursu-
snce OF an order Of Hon John p CO.
halsn. a Surrogate OF the County OF New
York. notice ls hereby given to all persons
having claims against John Schuyler Cross
nv late Of the County OF New York de-
ceased. TO present the tame. with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber. at his place OF
transacting business at the ONCE OF Harry
N Zuckert, No. 81 Cedar Street Borough
Of Manhattan. In the city Of New York.
on or before the 5tb day OF April next
Dated. New York. the 3otb day of Sep
TENDER. 1914
STEPHEN " r. CROSBY.
Administrator.
HARRY NJ. ZUCKERT
Attorney for Administrator.
No 81 Cedar Street.
Borough OF Manhattan,
New York City.
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West 1rd Street.
Land Of Hall.

Tho Approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, TO satisfy which the sboye-de-
scribed property 10 TO be sold, is ttl,ilo.
with interest thereon from the l3th day
OF January. 1915, together with the costs
and allowance amounting 10 stQl.ti WITH
interest from January 18th. 1915. together
with the expenses OF the sale. The APP
proximats amount OF the taxes, assess
ments and water rates, or other lens.
which are to be allowed TO the purchaser
out of the purchase money, or paid by
the Referee Is t3T2l0 and Interest.
Said premises will be sold subject %
party wall agreement recorded 10 y. Y.
co. Registers ONCE in Sec. 2. Lib : OF
Conveyances. page II and state OF facts
shown on survey OF Geo. e. Hollsrith.
dated December 2sth, 1907.
Dated, New York. February LIST. 1915.
WILLIAM +. CLARE, Referes
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

Port Arthur: Chsapeaks, Baltimore; Juno tNorl.
Newport News; Medina. Savannah Lord Antrim
lBiI, B,unore. Northern lBrJ HAVE. LHkmOof
iHf', Galveston. York Castle iBrl. Capa Town
Staola. Santiago Dc Cuba. sac Psulo lBrAJl. Rio
yhnflto. soion. Cnst1bG Fak tSorl Norfolk
I.'enc lBrl. Bombay. MEXICO. Havana; StrsthGn
b.. Phlladslphia. KIM, CIR IRtI Rt.tnI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12

Destination and steamer GSOp M.
Hawaii. FiH Islands. New Zealand. Aus
trala via Uvef)--Niagsrz. To-day
Hawaii Japan. Cores. China, Philippines
iTia san Francisco China ..............F FEB IL
Hawaii via San Francisco MStsOuis Feb 10
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Xavier High Five Wins.

The Xavier High School basketball
team defeated the New York Military
Academy five in fast game, at Corn
wall-on-the-Hu yesterday by
score Of % to 26.
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CHANGES IN LINKS
AT ATLANTIC CITY
Congestion To Be Avoided
by Changing Order
of the Holes.
HACKNEY WILL ACT
AS PROFESSIONAL
Tournament for Women May Be
Staged at the Mackie
Indoor School.

When the golfers tee up for the next
spring tournament 81 the Country Club
OF Atlantic City they will find many
changes since last fall. At a meet
ing Of the board Of governors. held
recently, it was decided not only TO
continue the work Of repairing the
worn spots and providing better nour-
ishmenC for the turf, but also to
change the playing order of tho holes.
Congestion at several places will be
avoided and n better test provided in
altering the sequence. The first hole
will be played at the start, as at pres
ent, but, instead of coming back
toward the clubhouse for the second
No. will be tackled. No. 6 will then
become the third, and the long fourth
will occupy its present place in the
programme.
After that the present second will
be played, becoming No. 5, followed by
the third, known as the Alps" There
VIII be no other changes, although on
me seventh, now matter Of 200 yards
the tee will be brought forward sew
enty-hYe yards, so as 10 make the
hole n good "one-shotter." instead of
the drive and pitch as now.
The sixth hole also will be con-
sIderaoly stifFened through the extern
sion Of the ditch guarding the green
along the right of the fairway to
penalize the. chronic slicer. A good
drive and a full iron shot are required
there, and, in order to give a good
approach chance, the back of the
green will be raised somewhat.
1t was announced recently that
Clarence ". Hackney had been tempo
rarlly appointed professional at the
club, 10 succeed John ]. McDermott.
former national open title holder. who
resigned. The governors formally ap-
proved Hackney's selection, and made
II permanent.
Provided twelve entries can be OBJ
tanned. tournament for women will be
staged at the Mackie indoor school in
the near future. Every Friday after
noon several well known players visit
the course to take practice and get
instruction, ana, at the suggestion Of
one of them, Dan and Jack Mackie Will
attempt the competitive phase.
Thus far 1t is likely that among
those who will enter are Mrs. Francis
Z. Donohoe, vice-president Of the
Women's Metropolitan Golf Associa-
ton; Mrs. W. II. Frayne, Of Dun
woodie; Mrs. William Chilvers, Of
Dunwoodie, and Mrs. W. J. Faith, of
Wykagyl. 1t will be the first indoor
tournament for women in the city.
Percival Gilbert who has been the
leader of the team OF the Massachu
sets Golf Association for several
years, has expressed the desire TO re-
tire, and several golfers are being
mentioned for the place. Among them
are Francis Ouimet, national amateur
champion. and Parker W. Whittemore,
who has done so well at Pinehurst of
late. Whittemore, however, is favored
because Of the fact that he has been
a member Of the team for q decade,
during which time he has been a valu-
able cog in the wheel. He did not
take part in the Lesley Cup contests
at Baltusrol last year, but It was
one OF the few times he has been out
Of the fray.
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POLICE DEPARTMENT.

P.n,Ionsd.-Feb. iO-Ptlmn. r MeGreey 1881.
Transfers and AnIsnmsnh-Fcb. Is-Leus "
from ljlth Ptlmn J NJ McGowan 10 an from
"a | - T.. V Doyle. 20 18th from lllh | II .
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TO li7th from llth ID; }. = BARN. 20 ID y
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l. MAnsen, c. II ,hekert $ W Topper. l59th
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-, "a n n squad 90 -. Is. 10 days. Feb. II
l.a,. Of Absence mo psyj-.filmn- o. u. smith,
Is $500 !. outy-Ptlmn A Msiey loth. and
y Dagn 81 Pr. FeD 10: l. GAmeaFieii. .eth.
4 "a . m FEB. .: J. McCArrou. .1sh' s'S a H.
s,,p,sd,d without py.-Ptlnn. l. Gsmbardsta
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Iei, with Dcpsrpent ~ Licenses. J.. ~ '-'' S"1
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FOR SALE.
STORE FIXTURES

STORE FIXTURES.
COMPLETE EQUIPMENT OF STORE
FINTt REs. CONSISTING OF WALL
CASES. COUNTERS AND CASES, MIR
RORS, ELECTRIC AND GAS FIXTURES,
SUITABLE FOR OTHER PURPOSES
THAN MERCHANDISING CIGARS. PRAC-
TiCALLY NEW. MODERN DESIGNS AND
CONSTRUCTION. CAN BE SEEN At
AVE, FAR ROCKAWAY. FOR FULL.
PARTICULARS APPLY TO A. GRANAT
18th FLOOR. - West 18th street, y. Y. {.
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Highest temperature yesterday - lat l. 20
. M lowest. % Cat 6 = m average. q: aver
age for corresponding date last year IA average
Tor corresponding date last thirty three years. 30.
Local Fsrecast.-cloudy to-day: cloudy and
colder Saturday; fresh southwest winds
Humidity.
s a M. 81 p. No.. 30 .. m..... 81
Bsromstu Readings
a. M. 3Ojs p. m. 5oi9 S .. NJ. 30.36
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BUSINESS SCHOOLS.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign teachers Aseacy.-
Supplies Professors, Teachers Tutora
Families Apply 10 Mrs 81 YOUNG
FULTON % Onion Square
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REPORTS.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

. The 81 Louis, reported 900 miles east 81
Sandy Hook a. m yesterday. Is expected 20 dock
sunday forenoon.