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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26
Circuit Court Docket.

The following cases are set for trial
.o-day In Circuit Court: State VS.. OFT
Lucas. State vs.. Jane Falstick and
State VS.. John O'Donnell. Lucas is to
De tried on a charge Of stealing brass.
Attorney Moore will defend him.
Ihe other two cases are Yost law
,ases. Attorney Moore will conduct
oDonnelrs case. while d. B. Evans
ain defend Falstick.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26

The recruits for the basket ball team
that Will represent the Union High
men, who are striving every Tuesday
and Thursday evening in their efforts
10 make the varsity. Coach sanders
during the past few weeks have put the
men through hard work. and now he has
a machine that Is expected TO be equal
70 any in the Ohio Valley. Practice will
De neld this evening In the gym. No Sc
lection Of the regular team has as yet
been made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26

ar. and Nrg j. r. Powell has return
"a % their home here from a visit with
relatives AZ Cameron.
MCNeChcn Lodge No. 10 Knfrhfs ~
fythiaH viii hold fta regular meeffnr
MS evening in tho McMechen building
Mra John IohnFou. who ta 900 az the
same.
Lincoln Lodge. No 80. T. O. o p. held
q larEely attended business meeting last
Mr and Mra James gumerv III LIT.
tlctun are spending several dava here
NiHiting with friends and relatives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26

The members o. the Ladies' OF the
M~accabces. Hive No. Q. Of McMechen.
VIII hold a masquerade Halloween party
THIS evening In the I. q. O.. p. hall in
the McMechen building. The COMMITTEES
IN charge has arranged for a splendid
evening The halls have been beauti-
tuIy decorated On keeping with the sea-
son And Food proEram will be carried
out 4 Halloween luncheon will be
served and III In attendance win be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26

The students OF the local hlEh school
we're hiEhly entertained and b~encatted
yesterday morning b. r. short address
BY Mrs. S~hcphardson. who ts giving n
series Of ORIENTAL Lectures At the Hap
tist church this week Mrs. Shepard
sons talk va along the line ~ value
or educattou n how education pro-
notes travel abroad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26

John Fox. Of second street. this city.
was arratgned In police court yesterday
morning. before Mayor o. d Roberts
and was hned 81 and costs. on n plain
Erastus Miller. He paid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26

IS. a o. passenger train No. TO1. due
here at sl5, was stopped just below
Chestnut Hul Sunday night and three 81
-FOUR passengers elected The three were
raising considerable disturbance In tire
smoker and ~ Is said m train crew had
trouble putting them off.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26

The U. s. civil service Commission has
made an announcement 10 the effect that
" examination will be held in this city.
November ~. TO I'm the position OF rural
sarrier at Woodruff, and other vacancies
hat may later occur on rural routes.
rom postoffices in Marshall county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26
SCHOOL, c1o.a Friday

All the local school students will b.
riven a chance 20 see the Wellsburg-
school football game here Friday
as there will be no school.
iue TO the Ohio County Teachers Round
TO be held at Wheeling. The Mar
shall county teachers will attend. and
thsre VIII be no local round table SEES
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26

me fire department was called at
800 o'clock yesterday morning 20 a
iouse on Ninth street. just west of the
MOUND. where there was a small blaze
2 the roof. The fire. however. was ex-
fnguished by neighbors with buckets OF
sater before the arrival OF the truck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26

The silver jubilee celebration OF the
local Christian church was brought TO a
close sunday eveninE. with n service ri
charge 81 Rev. J. n. FlaH. Of the BELL
aire Christian church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26

football team on wednesday evening. at
his place OF business. Mr.. snider is pu-
hoiding his statement 10 the effect he
would banquet the club. ~ they defeated
Cambridge high school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26

TO cure a Cold in one Day
Y AXE LAXATIVE HIuyMD gTTNTNu
I anlets Druggists refund money m
ais % cure = ~ GROVES ~aiEnafurs
ia on each box. Csc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26

Fred Snider. proprietor OF the Snider
on Lafayette avenue. will
Banquet the members OF the high school
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-19
SAYS NO COTTON
REACHES GERMANY
Declaring II COntraband Could
Not Add to Blockade, Asserts
British Official.

London. April 1s. That cotton Is be-
ing kept out Of Germany and Austria
just as effectively as II IL were de-
clarcd absolute contraband is the tenor
Of a reply addressed by Attorney Cen
cral Simon 10 a conference OF chemists
and engineers who raised the question
whether the action taken by the gov
eminent was sufficient to make IL GER
tain that no cotton reaches those coun-
tries. In his letter the Attorney Cen
eral says:
"The Attorney General ventures to
suggest that those for whom you write
may be under some misrepresentation
either as 10 the law Of contraband or
ms 10 tho steps which in fact are being
taken under the Order in Council Of
March H. The steps which are being
taken under authority Of that Order in
Council have been extremely effective
In stopping cotton from reaching Ger
many, and the declaration Of cotton as
contraband would not alter the result
i'm the very least, so far ns preventing
cotton reaching Germany is concerned
III an article is declared TO be alb
solute cOntraband IL can De stopped
from going 10 German port and can
be stopped even from going TO an ad-
Joining neutral port II it is in course
Of transit through that neutral port 70
on enemy country. These are exactly
the circumstances in which, under the
Order in Council Of March II. any ar
ticle can be stopped whether it is CON
traband or not. and Of course this Or
der in Council Is being put into force
in all proper cases.
"Your mcmorialists will no doubt
readily believe that there may be good
reasons Of quite different kind for
not making cotton contraband in view
Of the precedent which would thereby
be created. but as practical matter
i'm the present war any stoppage OF
cotton secured by calling it contraband
is equally secured by the Order in
Council"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-19
MILLS ON FULL TIME
Borden Plant in Fall River
Feels Demand for Goods.

Fall River. Mass. April IL. Tho
American Printing Company's plant in
this city, owned by VI. c. ID. Borden a.
Sons, Of New York, entered on full
time last week. II may be forced to go
on short time again. because the stu
alton in dycstuffs Is becoming acute.
The American has been on five days
week schedule or shorter time for
most weeks since last August. There
seems 10 be n good demand for prints,
this being shown BY the fact that this
factory was In the market last week
for cloth Some of the goods pur-
chased were Of the sort manufactured
by the Pail River Iron Works. also
property Of the Bordens. The Iron
Works mills supply the American with
gray goods.
The American management has OBJ
tanned from domestic manufacturers Of
dyestuffs materials in substitution for
those manufactured in Germany.
Other printers are trying to fill in with
domestic substitutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-19
CHANGE OF NAME.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
LINTROSS & WYLFORD ENGINEER
ING COMPANY. INC. a domestic corpora
zion. having It's principal business office In
the Borough OF Manhattan. CITY. County
and state u New York. will apply 70 the
supreme Court II the State OF New York.
az "a Special Term. Part / thereof. TO be
held in and for the County OF New York.
AZ the County Court House. In the Bor-
0ugh Of Manhattan. city OF New York.
county % New York on the 18th day OF
MAY. 1915. at 10 30 o'clock IN the fore
noon Of that day. or as soon thereafter as
counsel can be heard, for an order author
lzlng said corporation 20 change is cor
porate name 10 SUPERNO COMPANY,
INC.
Dated. New York City. April 9. 1918.
LINTROSS q WYLFORD ENGINEERING
COMPANY. INC, by
WILLIAM MATTHEW'S.
Nice-PTesident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-19
FIRE RECORD.

10 3O-l97lh st, between Bway and n Washington
II lo-lsOth st and Monterey av Bronx. Van Buren,
II ao&%lSoGi' Jsro%o a, Bronx william Mead;
1890 W goth st. Alma schmit, trhng.
] 2O-Bwsy. opposite Alden At. unknown. nons.
$3.50 OH ay Alolgh Hfsch. SIS.
1917 and 239 sith Il. Mr. GOLDBERG
trh.ng
8Io-2osi Prospect az BronI. Harry Feelm,n:
trlnIug
sl0-i53 orchard s. Samuel Honlz. ,fihing.
5.2j-9Oi lst Az. J Guth. trdug
3 iJ-North end ~ Van C0rtlanit Park. vest side
~ Jerome as. Bronx owner unknown. none.
e 0O--2224 sth av. D. j. Dickson. trfns.
6i0-front OF rs Barclay 81 auto mail wagon :
$3.50 Southern Boulevard. BronI. unknown:
none.
7oO-Iuyorsldo Drive. between lS5,h and lseth
SIS. Bronx. unknown. none
720-ll5fh 1T aud GA az. owner and loss I'M
known
77,-II9 " loGth g. Amelia X Lamp. tr'fing.
1905 Columbia g.. Ike Rcsanfe.dt. tdfiug.
kZj-33I g. and 7th nv. Mason. Seaman, trhing
S.2O-3l0 East aith st.. Frank G0riu0. trfi1g.
SjJ-l4j Fulton ay.. The Bronx. Mandei Wen-
o.is-e55 West 9Th St. Mccall Pattern Co.
92o-sI5 las, I6lst a.. Samuel Groenborg;
930-2.55 Broadway. Albert G. Mandaniells;
trfing
iO.o0-2g7G Third Az. Irving Hat Co.; triflng
20 30--G3 ManRn st.. owner unknown; tnt.ng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-19
SUMMONS.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT NEW YORK
Cyurty-Thr Sew York Savings Bank. Plaintiff.
against John A Anger. +. B Walden Whose nrst
name IS unknown 10 plaintiff but who IS designated
10 the order appointing him Trustee as herein after
stated r. g. walden. Thomas II. Van Bos-
kcrck Samuel Rowland. As trustees In bankruptcy
OF John A Anger Elizabeth Anger. Louk :.
Anger. Bessie Kleinman: Sarah Selet2ky; The Pub
Ne Bank OF New York City Dagit hlingef, doing
business under the u Oriental Restaurant. and
Harry Seifert doing business under the name u
Seif.rt Br0, Defendants County Clerks No. 1902
1915 Supplemental summons
To the above named Defendants You are herehy
summoned 20 answer the amended complaint IN this
action. and 10 serve copy a your answer on the
Piaintlf's attorney within twenty days after the
service o. this summons. exclusive o. the day Of
service: and iu o. your failure 20 appear, or
answer Judgment will be taken against you By de-
fl,It Tor the relief demanded IN the amended com
pIaiDt Trial desired iu the County n New York
dated New York February 10. 1918.
JOfE A DTTTON. Plaintiffs Attorney. Once and
Post Ori,e Address so Maiden Lane Borough O,
Manhattan. city Of New York
To Louis J. Anger The foregoing Supplemental
Summons IS served upon you by publication. pUrsu-
AMI % an order ~ Hon Edward J. Gayegan. Jus
tce of the Supreme Court u the state u New York
dated the NH DAY Of March. 1915. and fed with
the complaint ia the onice o. the Clerk Of the
County " New York. al tho County Co4H House IN
the said County.
Dated New York. March r. 1918.
JOHN A DUTTON. Plaintiffs Attorney. OTice and
Post Oflce Address. so Maiden Lane. Borough OF
Manhattan. city Of New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-19
STORAGE NOTICES.
JULIUS KINDERMNNN & SONS, INC,
STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
IS4e-1S5I Brook Avenue, Js5-5SI wales
Avenue and i360-l362 Webster Avenue.

Goods stored az l343-I35l Brook Ayenus
by A Goldeubcrg. Mrs. ~ Macklnnon.
Gottlieb Keller. John NJ. Casa Mrs. T. y.
Cal<ins J. Karl, Mrs. r. + Gross.
Goods stored at 5s5-JS7 wales Avenue b.
Z. Dorfman, W. O.. Shepard, ID. Baumann
q Co. John Walters. Mrs. Lena Schoen,
Mrs. Dolores D. Mather. 9. S. Warner. Mrs.
Goods stored at l36O-t362 Webster Ave-
nue. by o. Brown. Bronx Firepr00f Storage.
Mrs d VI. Merry. h Behrens, Mrs. H. o.
b Epstein, J. Kurtz Sons, Jack Davis.
You and each % you are hereby notified
that the time FOR the payment Of our Hen
upon the property hereinafter described
having expired. after due notice thereof
had been given you, We Will cause such
nroperty 10 wit. Household Goods. Per
sonal Effects and Merchandise, stored in
our warehouses az i34s-l35l Brook Avenue.
and al 5s5-5S1 wales Avenue, and az 1850
I362 Webster Avenue. New York city b.
you or In your name Cor In which you ma"
have an INTEREST,". 20 be sold AZ public suc-
ton according TO the statute IN such case
made and provided. At our warehouse. Nos.
I36O-i862 Webster Avenue. near 10Th
street Borough Of the Bronx. New York
CITY. on wednesday. April 2sth. 1915. AZ 10
A. NJ, and II the sale thereof IS n0t COM
pleted on said date. the same Will De- con
tlnued a. the same place on every Wrdnes-
day thereafter. beginning al % A. VI md
continuing until all the goods are sold
JULIUS KlNDERMANN & SONS INC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-19

Cl7 lEl Norfolk April Is. 70 master. IN bal
1a.f Quarantine. $50
Roma. Port Arthur Ap-' o. % the Texas on Co.
with crude OIL Qu4-aatiHg. d y IN.
sp..s. d. Yorg. u ballast Bar 30 m
s.. Paul Liverpool AI-N 10. % the American
line. VITA ~ cabin and 50 stccrage Passengers.
u.t, ari mi... H1r. $50 N.
Ue'ercs BID Blenos Ayrei March IT,. Monte
vld,5 10. Barbados ApHl =. falardo and Boston
n. % J. b. Houston Go. with mdse. Bar. II
Princes Anne Newport NoTs and Norfolk. to tho
Oh Dominion $, g.. with passengers and mdse
nr'ava-.. Philadelphia. % the Clyde IS Co. with
rnd-e Quarantine. Do p M.
America Liat. Dr. ballast. Sandy Hook - M.
Ey.ayk Dutch. Rotterdam March 20. TO the
10 and America Line. a. ballast sandy hooH
81, ,Pt,iIf7. GEORGETOWN. : c. April IS. 20 the At
laafic Coast Lumber corp. with lumber. Quarantine
A,',iiir Boston April y. to the New York &
po-,r MO s. Co. SEQ ballast Quarantine. j.ij m.
La-ime-. Bryc-r. On u.r Cur Refining Co. 10
ea Q9 ,1, r.. Am oy .1 To the Texas OH Co.
ot-Iv HOOK \ j. April is. $50 m-Wind
northwest moderate bre~4e. clear. Light sea.
SAILED.
Steamers Wlarcfaha OBJ. London: Periss tBrj.
g..., Tle--..D.i.t IGrechl Pirrus. Aucherdale
.p-i london. B.rti-k Law tBr). Dunedin .
-...fra.Iu IBrl. Norfolk. A get.aua lBrl. Pni'a-
fe.uais. M0uia (Cuhaul. Philadelphia. Colorado.
Galveston. L4mpa,a,. Mobile
Lord Jacksonville. Annie y Mitchell. Philadelphia
William Booth. yhi AIDE. ylla. R'1ecca r Doug as
Na-.r.. Mao J. Crosby. virginia. richmond Viz
sl.la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-19
PUBLIC NOTICE.
STATE or NEW YORK.

PUBLIC WORKS ALBANY.
NOTICE or oPENG%G " Of STATE
The Erle and Oswogo canals and that
portion Of the CayuEa canal, between
Cayuga Lake and the Erie canal at Monte
yuma. viii Dee open to navigation at twelve
O'Clock noon of May 18TH. 1915.
Tn. tuamplaiu canal viii he open 70
navigation at twelve o.cl'ck noon OF May
The Black River canal Will be opened to
navigation At twelve o clock noon Of June
LIST. 1915, as heretofore.
Boatmen and forwarders are hereby
given notice that the progress Of the Barge
Canal improvement work makes imp0ssi-
bic boating by animal power on that por-
ton OF the Erie canal between EcNfOrd
Flats and the Hudson River at Waterford.
on the OsNegO canal, and on that portion
OF the Champlain canal between whitehall
and northumberland
Boats westward bound from the Hudson
River viii enter the Erie canal By way OK
the new Barge canal channel AT Water
ford.
For their own protection all bargas nav
igating the Erie canal between Crescent
Dam and ReNfori Flats. the Champlsin
canal between northumberland and Fort
Edward, and the Oswcgo canal should
have on board anchors of at least $50
pounds In weight. Printed charts showing
the canal channel and location Of lights
northumberland O. Fort Edward. on the
Erie canal from Troy TO Lock : on the
OSWtgD canal from IIrte RIVER Point 70
OsWcgo and from oneida Lake 90 Three
River Point may Dee had upon application
at the office 0f the superintendent Of Pub
lie Works at Albany ~ tle Offices Of the
Assistant Super.nteudeuts Of Public Works
at schenectady and Syracuse. and tho
Superintendent OF Canal Repairs az Full
ton. and at the Canal Collectors offices a.
waterford. Whitehall and Oswcgo upon
payment Of th, cost OF producing them.
Towing facilities will be provided for
hargcs on the Erie canal between water
ford and Rexf0rd Flats and between New
ark and Waynrport AT the boatmau's own
risk " W. WOTHEkSPDON.
Superintendent OF Public Works
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
meut, notice "a hereby given that an act,
Senate so. l7sS. Int No. 1856. mas been
passed by both branches OF the Legis-
ilturc. entitled An Act 20 Amend the
Greater New York Charter. IN relation 10
assessments for local Improvements con-
nrmed after the first day or January, nine
teen hundred and eight Further notice Is
hereby given that Public Hearing upon
such bill viii be held at the Mayors Ctlce
In the city Hall in The city of New York.
on Wednesday April q. 1915, az 1880
dated. city Hall New York. April 10.
JOHN PURRoY Mitchell. Mayor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-19

-A-CHAMBERfATD and SEAMsTREsS.-
Young Norwegian we'll recommended $50. H.
Miss Hofmayer's Agency. go Fifth aT, 9Th moor
T.InnLnra- Ail1 MAdlal SquAre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-19
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty-four Hours.

Washington. April ls'-Tne pressure Is relatively
low over al paris q the county readings being
below 80 inches generally except in the ohio valley
and on Oh, Georgia CO.'S, prominent feature of
the map sunday night vas the Anomaly warm
weather ever practically all parts q The county
erccut ,he southern ROCKY Mountain region. An
other feature vas the hsaV rainfall 6.12 inches
attended by thlnieu,orm. hail and high winds
Al San Antonio. Tex. Locd rains were also re
ported from the Rocky Mountain region and TeIas
The indications are that The weather nil he gen
orally FAIR during Monday and 7 sdsy over pfsc-
ticaLly al pars o! lie county. Tia temperature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-19
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
APRIL J.
The Bronx.
RANDALL A

RANDALL Az S. % Monticello ~ 25Il0o.
Railroad Cooperative Bldg q loan An loans
elias and josephine Sgcn,ln o. erect s'y d"Is
i.iI.. ID f.,,-..t..... g. INi
LOT %. Block q Map a. fremont Terrace. properly
~ Banker. 4 security Go. -i-I Ward. lIta1eth
X DooInz loans carlo MafIurr0I t1 erect one
s'g and cellar brick dt.s H.th stores u pay
meufs|. Nf''3
1850 ST. 50 whole block front between Tordham
~ AMI Decatur Az. 1Olrl1Sl. City Altg %
loans Wedgswood Co.. o. erect one q sJ apart
sTEBBIHs Az. d = l.93 n Lyman Pl 53.51
6g3. Freehold Cou.fn Go loans Lys'eb Realty A
psyrnentsj: 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-19

tm's t2ioool. April Is. atty 4 Grcouob'um 81, ,o3
Iias,cc Holding 60 to " , Such. iSi2 iiry,, az
wNN429rpn y 'mis foo,oool atty 4 y N9,to,-s'
op's Sdsl % 10 soV /" Rc 5aSS' i , Is ,pns
81, o.a. slg. y y r lus -. is5 nwn. 3 Slg va
'e 81 n, SiS," s 5,s az an s \, ,n.
NoooOo) and g. April 49, atty. J. 7 Y st@,
ltcrcc'o,ro. March Isl: W Klein. ret 20
IrJs i'3 W t,th 81. ar. etc, sarah NJ Mocrei
GrH ST. C25 ". So S2s " iim ~. 2srei i,2e,
or. u } Fannine Go . Mussro'e. Z llanc@
s', lonkors. y \ 'mts $4,000: April ID. at'y; NJ
6oIH ST. ss go Amsterdam u 2srlOo5. i.uic
ka ad"' hi, 70 ,ng gf a. l9oi d '1 w
Ra,S1 TO- q Rs.cS hcr husband. go Chiffon Gy
Ncsark. y }. a .. April &. atty NJ lhma..
I2isT ST. 2.6 W IS PCS y tn Az. lsllco II: :
tmtg s. ooo) an liens. Arril u. atty. II Wch,H
SANE Property: same 70 Z G Rols,on. 20 "
loth St. 10 Part tmts 81 oool all Hens Aphl
5isT ST. 400 IN Az. 2osoo II Emisrant IN !.
dustral Savings Bank 10 Fla Porter. l2- W 70
ST AnIl ~ atty. q q 1 To- .. 60, se'I W.
J. W simmonds 20 % J. Richard. 81 bw~ 'm,g
e,S In, ,'t w. :, ~ sroc %' Realty 60. 3S
West Ind ay ,mts Se'ool. April 10. atty; ,os
ls,sr ST. 81. IS w nT a, sio7 nu,y Is,e9 sam.
90 Same mtg 80 5000 April TO- same atty |l-.'oo
The Bronx.
BRIGGS Az. n g. go G Rcd'orl Park Bl5i. 1907
lo,. Susie Gu1ng 20 Rriggs Ndg 90. INC 4,
= i7eh q mtg $4,000. April TO- a'N' s,d6
coURrtAwoT Az !. co, i!oh e. 10, 9 ,,
e sprncr ct al 90 7 Jacobs. = W S'h g,
RRyAANT SLY: 80 Lafayette Az, sorioo: r
on - 81 ~ sheldon IcayItt and auo trus
i. |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-19
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

AA-BUTIER or CHAUFFEUR and COOK :
SWedes. s65: good references. W. Miss Hof-
mayors Agency, $40 Fifth U. 9Th floor. Teiephons
S5gT Madison Square. -
GARDENER COACHMAN Useful man. stronZ,
yogng. sober. industrious. - years etceii'n y,
references: wages $50. Industrial Assn Agency. "
" "a Phone $40 Bryant.
GARDENER and COACHMAN. Useful: under
stands milking FeliI ZOeiier 20 North VIII
lam g.
GARDENER TsEFUL-Knows all about stock
sober. industrious. best personal references ~.
Miss shes's Agency. 30 i. 42d. Murray I'M VIZ
JAPASEsE.-IOng experience cook. butler house
work. city or country. good references. Matanabe.
81 Madison ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-19
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

,wih name and address % purchaser and attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-19
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Falmouth. April l7.-Po,sIam Dutch. New
cr..fa1A April Is-Egrcmort Castle lBr). New
l.-k for 4 4il1os,oc6. Tsa4dIrcs. NeH York Tor
SAILED.
Crrobll Ayrl ls-C4r9Ju from New York.. san
frdIrsru.
PASSED
Iso n Wight April I7-oosterdyk Dutch. Sew
YORK frr Rotterdam
LIZARD Apr l5-Gigyanni C rad. New York for
Newcastle. W April is-G1fevals tBr). New
Praa We point. April I7-crios tGreeO. New York
fur Rotterdam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-19


..,.-rsnAn Az n " cor l2lth a. l0OlI15O.
Nc n Ia1 70 II Benedict. Ell w l2'th st April
l, lmtg $40 0J0J atty. Z Nordlinscf' 100 bgsSyyi
1877 Az. %. W s. ei3 OF sin e, 2,5 3sIoS
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Female

Bt'gINFSS house making change. and finding y
necessary 10 dispense with the services OF capab e
young woman stenogrsDher and clerical assistant
do. Tres 10 secure position Tor her elsewhere. reason
able salary Tho Mitchell Vance Company 5oi
West 2lth st.. y l.
RINDERGARTNER --Gemsn frausin. exceptionally
competent. four years last place; 10 Miss
shoa's Agency 80 T. 42d Murray Hill 6I7t
YOUNG LADY educated. good reader. would
Ike 10 read 20 lady or children; references gTen.
Address Reader Box 49, Tribune Onlce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-19
WORK WANTED.
Male.

Acn,E YOUNG MAN q. with large estate ~
real estate firm years experience IN cohNfu,
tion and real estate work. specially IN fentnz 'oi
letting. dlspOsossing. eenz. repairs. etc go
montreal management Of properties. credentials. hgh
esr references. Box T. Tribune once.
YOrNG MAN. a. American. wants housswork
splendid for bachelor. very highly recommended
50. Mrs Mason's Agency. l3i IVES, i2d st. Bfy-
aut-J633.