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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1915-01-14
Straphanaers In England Now.

Hitherto there have been no strap.
hangers in English motor buses. Ev.
cry passenger has (by law had seat.
But the government has appropriated
so many of these vehicles for cam.
paign purposes that the companies are
no longer able to accommodate the
traffic. So the law has been suspend
ed, and passengers are now permit
ted temporarily to stand up inside.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1915-01-14
Make Films of Skim Milk.

The menace of film famine"
which because of the European war
threaten to injure the American
moving picture industry, has been
banished. Moving picture film is be-
ing made out of skinned milk The
first roll of practical skimmed-milk
film was shown in the exhibit of the
Illinois state food commissioner at the
national dairy show.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1915-01-14
Savinu the Babies,

A recent mayor Of Huddersfield OF.
fered one pound to every mother who
brought to him a year-old baby Of a
certain weight, and the result was
that great many babies which used
to die did not die. The babies at the
end of the year not only came up
alive but they came up to weight. In
commenting on this fact, Bernard
Shaw said Mr.. Broadbent knew that a
pound extra in baby at certain age
was an enormous municipal profit,
The Living Church.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1915-01-14
Distances Near Suez.

Once again the makers of maps are
busy. Most Englishmen had a vague
idea that the Egyptian frontier ends
with the Suez canal. That is not the
case. From the map you will perceive
that the British occupation extends
across the very arid Sinai peninsula;
rael 40 years to ross!-London
Chronicle.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1915-01-14
In Your Own Home Town.

Your preacher talks to you abouN
the sin in the great cities and your
heart is heavy with sorrow at the
thought of wrong and suffering. You
may feel called upon to spend your
time and money preparing baskets and
barrels of Christmas goodies to be
sent to some of the miserable, with
whom, thank goodness, you do not
have to come in contact. But please
don't forget that there's a devil in
your own home town.-kansas Indus
trialist.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1915-01-14
TakInu No Chances.

Prospective Father-in-Law-You've
GOT some crust to ask me for an advance
payment of the dowry. | think you
are a fortune hunter.
The Count-Oh. no, monsieur am
only what you American call zs
"safety First" crank.-Judge,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1915-01-14
Goatskins Scarce in Mexico.

There is to be shortage of goat
skins from central Mexico for at least
two years to come, because of the fact
that breeding stock and young goats
have been taken for food.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1915-01-14
FREDERICK RAILROAD
Thurmont Division
Schedule In Effect Sept. II, 1914.
All trains Daily unless specified

Note-All trains arriving and leaving
Tnurmont scheduled from Western Mary
land station.
Note-All trains arriving AMI leaving
Frederick scheduled from Square.
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SURPLUS, $35, 100000.
No Premium Notes Required.

Save Z0R ana Insure Win Il nome
Company.
- DIRECTORS -
Josedh G.. Miller, 0. P. Bennett,
James Houck, K. S. j. Dutrow,
Milton G. Urner, Casper E. Cline,
A. C. McCardell, Charles B. Trail,
DR.. d. F. Mckinney, Clayton o. keedy,
George A. Deau, p N. Hammaker.
Rates furnished on application to our
resident director, P. N. Hammaker,
or by l.. W. Armacost, Agent.
fob. 1S Tyr.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1915-01-14

GOING WEST.
GOING EAST.

n UOam S2Uam To. 3Sam
Il. 55pm 3. l3pm 5.42p m
S.00pm l.40pm 4,O5 300 I00
AIS 5.34 SIS
DAILY. tDaily except Sunday. +Sunday
Only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
TO CUT DOWN BIG
ENTRY FOR SWIM

So MANY entries have been received
for the national interscholastlc SWIM
ming championship, to be held on sat
urday at Princeton, that the committee
in charge of the meet has decided TO
eliminate the scmi-final heats by tim
ing all the performances in the pre-
liminary trials, and allowing the four
fastest boys TO compete in the finals.
More and better candidates than
ever before will start in the six title
events. and il is confidently expected
that new records will be created IN
all of them. go,
Only two Of last years winners will
be on hand TO. defend their laurels,
Leo Handy, the 220-yard champion,
and A. Wales, the plunge holder, both
members Of the Brookline High School
team. of Boston. Judging from their
recent performances, they should have
little trouble in retaining their titles.
Among the likeliest other contest
ants for honors will be the swimmers
luke and Franzheim, of Lawrenceville;
Tomlinson and Dippy, of Philadelphia
Central: Tibbetts, of Mercersburg, and
Hamilton, Of Stuyvessnt; the fancy
divers Galbraith, of Commerce; Parker,
of De Witt Clinton; Bullen, OF Law
renceyille: Court, of ST. johns, and
Carskadon, of Brown Preparatory; the
plunpers Bird, Of Brookline; Fields, or
De Witt Clinton; Remnoy,. OF Poly
Preparatory, and Moore, of Lawrence
lille
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
AMHERST SWIMMERS WIN
lBy Telegraph TO The Tribune ]

Amherst. Mass, Feb. 1.-THE Am
herst College swimming team found
little trouble in defeating Cornell here
this evening in the first swimming meet
ever held between the two institutions.
The Amherst team won five out OF the
six events, scoring 3S points to Is.
Thomas Michigan was the star OF the
meet. This Amherst sophomore won the
22O-yard race, without being pushed,
i'm the fast time of 2:47, and finished
FIRST in the l0O-yard race in 1901 40
only two-ffths Of second behind the
Amherst college record. Michigan also
swan on the relay team.
Norman Lemcke, the former High
School Of Commerce star, had little
trouble in winning the b0-yard race.
despite his being forced TO swim with
a surained ankle. Fowler won the
plunge for distance, the only first
place Cornell won.
zoo 100, relay raoe-won by Amherst: Cornell
seIond ,v dt, nc, Won ., wa.hbufn. OF Amherst, with
,ot = ,1l1ts. Ames ~ Amherst. second. with sp.l
.S",. Altman ~ Cornell Third with % points
Y,nv.yard sNim-NOn b. I%nckr OF Amherst
se,mRy Of Cornell second; Brinkerhon' Of Am
he5 ,So u' ,sine-won By NeillEsn. Of Amherst
ysfle. OF Cornell second Baker Of Amherst. ihiid'
I' psiapSewon by Fowler Of Cornell with 50 Zee,
wsbstsT o. Amherst, 'es9 ,S ~ S' fl, ''n
~ 90 ysrd s~ina--Won by NelliEsn. OF amheIs, ;
,t,,w,nsl az Cofuel second. JessuP OF ADhe's"
mid Tine, .Ol 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
Tommy McTaggart at
Last Gets a License
SCHOOL BASEBALL PLANS
Borough Championships to Re
place General Tourney.

There will be no city baseball cham
pionship tournament for the elementary
schools this season. This was the de-
Cision reached by the games committee
at its monthly meeting yesterday. The
schools Of the FIVE boroughs, however.
will take part in a series for the
championship of their respective hor-
ouGhs. and it is expected that more
than one hundred teams will compete.
Il was announced that the previous
tournaments had taken up much time.
and that revertinR to the borough com
petitions would rlease the boys more.
twenty-five teams arc expected to enter
for the titles in both Manhattan and
brooklyn, twenty in The Bronx, and fif-
teen in Richmond ard Queens. Medals
also will be presented to the members
of each winning team.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
ANOTHER TREAT FOR
ATHLETIC FANS
Meredith and Halpin TO Start
from Scratch in the Brook
lyn Handicap.

AT the New York Athletic Club
games on Wednesday night Ted Mere
dith. the Olympic champion, and Dave
Caldwell, the intercollegiate half-miIe
champion and record holder, gave an
inkling of what can be expected OF
them when they toe the mark in the
BROOKLYN handicap, the special 900
ward race that will be a feature at the
meet Of Battery L, in the 18th kegi-
ment armory, this afternoon. Mere
dith won the Buermeyer special IN con,
yincing fashion and Caldwell turned
defeat into victory for the Boston
Athletic Association team in the match
relay race with the New York Athletic
Club
The Brooklyn handicap will be run
on the regiments six-lap track, the
largest indoor circuit in the world.
Among the other events at the earn,
val Of Battery f will be a l.OO0-yard
race in which Abel Kiviat and Sid Les
lie will be the back markers; two
mile bike race, a medley relay for small
clubs, a regimental inter-company re-
Law in which the crack companies from
several regiments viii compete, and
Gaelic football game in which Cavan
and Waterford will clash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
York -The New YORK Savings Bank,
Plaintiff, against Clarence NJ. Busch and
others, Defendants
In pursuance OF a judgment Of toreclos-
ure and Gale. duly made and entered IN
the abOve-entitled action and bearing date
the 3Sth day Of January, 1915. /, the un-
dersiSned. the referee In said Judgment
Exchange Salesroom, No. 1915 Vesey
Street In the Borough OF Manhattan, City
OF New York, on the 2ith day OF February.
1915. at IL O'Clock noon on that day, by
ises directed by said judgment to be sold
and therein described as follows:
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
land. with the building thereon erected.
situate. lying and boing In the Borough
Of Manhattan. City OF New York formerly
known as Two hundred and nine (2O9) and
now known as Number Two hundred and
thirty (235) Mercer Street. known and
distinguished by the Number Thirty-nino
(3s) on q certain map annexed to deed
and wife TO Johannah Beekman, recorded
IN Liber l<S of Conveyance page 1870.
bounded Northerly by q lot formerly be
longing to Asa Hall: southerly by q lot
formerly belonging TO John Sloan. Essterly
in front by Mercer Street and Westerly In
the rear by lot OF land now or formerly
belonging to Alexander l.. Stewart. con-
tanning In breadth In front and rear each
twenty-five (25l feet and in length on
each side one hundred (i0o) feet, be the
said dimensions more or less
Dated. New York, February LIST 1915.
WILLIAM +. CLARE. Referee.
BOWERS & SANDS. Attorneys for Plain
I'm, s Cedar Street. Manhattan. New
The following is q diagram OF the prop
erty to be sold; its street number Is 235
Mercer Street
Yves. ard street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York-solomon II. Kohn. plalnun'
against Bs'net Lerner and others oe,,.no
sn,s.--in pursuance Of Judgment OF iefs
closure and sale, duly made and entered ~
the above entitled action. and bearing dsto
the 20th day Of January. 1919. l. the W.
named. win sell a, public auction, a. tbs
Exchange salssoom: Nos LIS ,,y
Street. In the Borough Of Manhattan, Cny
Of New York. on the l7th day Of Feorosry:
1918. at ~ o'clock noon on that day, ~
Joseph p. Day. Suct.oneer. the premises
directed by said judgment 10 be sold. ana
therein described as follows;
land Situate s'I I,ns . Gs S.6s IL x. Tenth
ward, Borough Of Manhattan. CITY; Couaty
and s,sts OF New York. being bounded
and and, d :. BED follow" IN the
rear BY the ground formerly belonging 20
Drake II. Palmer northsrly on one sios
ny the ground now or late belonging 20
Nicholas Nesmil. sOutherly on the othe.
side by the ground now or formerly Or
samuel Delap!sns. said lot being In width
front and rear twenty Eve feet six inches
feet, be the said several Dimensions more
or less. the safe premises being now known
b. the street number one hundred seventy
Being tho same premises which were
heretofore conveyed by Max Blisnikor o.
a. to Bsrns, LeTner BY deed dsted August
1907. In the once Of the Register % tbs
City and County % New York in Liber iit.
section 1. Of Conveyance. page 100.
Dated New York. January 27f. 1915.
sTANDISH cHARD.
Referee.
BAYLIs a SAEBORN
Attorneys for Plaintiff
81 Liberty Street Borough OF Manhattan
New York City.
The following IL n diagram % the prop
erty 70 be sold; its street number Is III
Clinton Street
Grand 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
JURISTS FOR LAW CHANGE
General Sessions Judges Want
Sullivan Act Amended.

The judges of General Sessions ex-
pressed themselves as favoring the
bills now before the Legislature TO
amend the Sullivan and Boylan laws, at
a meeting in the Criminal Court. Build
ing yesterday. These laws have to do
with the possession of deadly weapons
and the sale of cocain, and other mar
cotics, and infractions of these are now
classed as felonies.
In the opinion of the judges they
should be misdemeanors. This would
mean that offenders against these stat
utcs would be tried before thre Judges
in the Court of Special Sessions, in
stead of before jury in General SEES
sions, and would relieve the latter
courts of about one thousand cases a
year. The maximum penalty would be
one years Imprisonment.
Convictions are too few at present,
the judges think, and 1t is too easy for
the defendants to convince tn juries
that they had sufficient excuse for
breaking the law. Judges Swami, Ro-
s.lsky. Mulqueen and Malone attended
the meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
MIT HALPIN AS STARTER
70 Act as Official in Big Inter
collegiate Meet.

ssa'i Halp.n. Of .he New York A. c.
!. aet as starter Of the relay races
me big intercollegiate games in
19I,on square Garden on March 6.
Althouch Halpin has been prominent
connected with Olympic. Amateur
l,letie Union and New York A. c.
s..suss for many years, he has never
ne pistol az a set Of games or
ealibre Of the Intercollegiate
q S,ul the rule was changed last year
Y. 4. A. A. A. code required the
,lNr 70 be professional. With this
,Ponsible position opened 20 an anna
~ mere were many names consid-
- hslpin proved 10 be the unani-
,S choice Of the advisory board, rep
sehung the twe9ty-nine colleges OF
association.
sseause Of his extended athletic eX-
'.,ehee as manager Of the American
- - at the Olympic games at Athens
!, y.eon and Stockholm and as captain
we New York A. c., Halpin is CON
1890 Particularly adapted for ms
49,. role. His appointment as amateur
t"r Tor the indoor intercollegiate
~ up new field in his varied atm
SIC career.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
READY FOR BATTLE
ON INDOOR COURTS
Draw for Tourney, Which VIII
Start To-day, Made at
ArmOry.

Tho draw for the sixteenth annual
indoor lawn tennis championship Of
the United States was made yesterday
al the 7th Regiment Armory, where the
tournament will start this morning
and continue through the week.
a total Of seventy-three players will
begin the battle for the championship
now held by Gustave F. Touchard, who
already has two legs on the massive
bowl Theodore Roosevelt Pell. for
mcr holder of the title; Karl II. Behr,
the Davis Cup player; Wyie c. Grant,
another former champion; Watson NJ.
Washburn, Of Harvard and Irving
Wright are other men noted on the
courts who will strive for the cham
pionship.
The draw follows:
National indoor championship singles second
round hrst round byol-H l.. Bowman rs Merle
johnson. J A. COLON q. A. Walker. jr TAeo-
dore r. pell vs.. J. Weinsten. q c. Moore, T.. vs.
Waiter Merrill Han. Clarence Roome vs.. Matthew
Whitney vs. Cedric MAJOR Remsca sChenck vs.
Pag. + Good rs Harry stcigkamp'. DT J. W
: Parkcr. { ". Post s. Charles Chambers. Gus
fave f. Touchard vs. winner Of A BssSiofd H.
Fms ,oula. A B.ssford., II rs l. " Robin II
sou. {. }. Wa'sor, n. vs. :. NJ S,rna,hsr' Z -
A!gllmbsI. H. A Throckmorou vs.. X. J. Sommer
Ge5-se King vs. J. r Harrison. willard Bo'sioTd
" h NJ PHILIPS. ]. J. Gru0e.l v. &. A l.
ploune ! :. My1ck vs. Z. II. BuzeL.
Second round lGrsi round hyesl-Dr w. R'sen-
baum W G. J. Robinson. Il. Plummer vs.
Preston Cumming ir " ". Wnh6urn " a
{ Postlcy ;. ~ Mcrribew vs.. A. II. MuTpE
IT, swain "a Wy'ls G. Grant. A. NJ LoviboEe v
W Gallon r. X. TOm.in. j., v J. r.
Rogers. c. /, Johnston. s.. vs. " u Woo. \
uca.ey ys ". d. Bourne. Il. : Prentice " g.
q Gfeuz = Putnam vs. J.. $ Br,nsmsde. l.
NJ Banks vs. NJ ; CLARK. g. GrocsberE vs.
A NJ HYDE. c. NJ zimmerman vs.. u. W. Rooiiso"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY H.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Braoan,. Tamplro Feb ., 70 tho Texas
Oh az" % GNo o B 3 hf in % TO Barber Co.
IN ballast Bar ut Midnight. 10th
Othalo CBrl. Cartif Jan 10. 70 sanierson &
Son. ~ ballast. Bar a. 10 m.
MosiieF Russ. Liverpool Jan 20. to Norton,
Lille & 60. IN ballast BsF a. m.
Carolina; May4suel Jan e. Ponce 80 Gu n1.,s
Rico s. Co with "a passengers. malls and mdse
Niagara m. Hsvre Jan 70 to the Compasnis
Generate Trau.st,a1tiaue With I2s second cabin
aud D.! 5teer-ge passengers. mails and mdse Bar
BsIa C3r,. Bermuda Feb g. to master. in ballast
g Coraanchs Dr., Liverpool Jan o.. to War
Mon,evidco span. Genoa Jan 90 Barcelona
.. Valencia IS. Malaga Is and Cadh 90 to ne
Campauis Trasstsntica. With - first, q sec-
oud cabin AM 81 storage passengers and mdsc Bar
B. Nipe AMI Nucvitas t. to the Munscn S. Line.
WI" Ffaak Ea''S sh - c.iS. ls Feb to the Nun
son po s .P' S sia 81 $50 John D & rs e to Ten
FANCY Nor, Huci'. Jan g. to master. in
Lewis Luckenbach. Phiiadclphla to the Lucksn-
bach So Co. with mdse. Quarantine a, 3 q ? m.
A. fGf.So CO. CITY y,S SD ni,e b' nsf !'a r. 70
Yumuri Cuban. Puerto MeIico Jan 90. Lagins
Feb and Frore5o 4 to ihe Ne" f0rk and 'uoa
Minneapolis tBrl. London Jan 80, 70 the Atlantic
Transport Line With passengers and mdse. Fire
Island $50 > m
Canning tBrJ. Manchester. 10 the White star
Line with mdse Fire Island. $3.50 m
Princess Anne. Newport News and Norfolk 70
the Oid Dominion - Go. with passengers and
mdse Quarantine. - =
Almirante. Cartagcna Jan g. Puerto Colombia
Feb 2 santa Maria g.. Colon and Kingston 8. 10
the United Fruit Co. with l2j passenger malls
and mdse Bar. 24i .
sandy Hook. y J. FEB II. $50 ? m-Wind south.
light bTeeze; clear, light sea.
SAILED.
Steamers Madison. Norfolk and Newport News:
Rayo. Baton Rouge. IL Nore. Galveston; Main
lNorj. Jucsro: Moldssssrd. Cienfuegos: Lsrimsr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
COURT CALENDARS
u, , , m r +, ,,rv, or .s,n.t

walter Y Uln,r/John r Dorsn. Notion y as
miss appeal granted. With SO costs. unless appel
ian, complies vim .si1s ra,sd N order o,,o,a r,
iupId. Motion 70 dismiss apes. sraned. Win Wv
Abraham I. rrIsnssrJP,trieE sullivan ct al
Motion 70 dlsmis, spps.l Isniod Win ylp 9esa %
%.T,ou o,o Sn TO ai... . ,DS s. s.S..d a
$40 costs unless appellant comply WIN terms sA'eu
81 order. v.,,o,
70 dism,ss sppe. granted. with SO coss,
Florence f.ls.ed ,Juh, s Io MG,i." s 70
dismiss .g1ss sfa1's ,s, w az n or order
Patrick II sullivan e. sUDavd kfsn o. a..
er,. Motion to dismiss appeal granted WIN Wv
Arthur Martin Samuel M,ltOa Application
denied. win $40 costs -..,,,. p.., =, ~, yo,.
n x5r.fsR BsT.;sln e .Lunicn Psciao Co
AP S.I s''' Rs SSL /Anssts.d Field Motion
granted; questions C,rtiaed $4,000 =. No.
NV w. lev Weston :, .i1Jsm.s ws,v. Motion
o' GSsrss s g,rbS, sssG.nhut -siss Cooper Co
''J John DicEn,on DAVID Tys.n. inDIa Motion
james / Msttsson Jennings Brssdsn Co MOti"
denied. with $40 costs. ,.-,,-., =. =,
No MS5'S soni eGl'p aIiS 30 cq.ts ' - -
Cora VI Clarke John l. Martin. Motion denied
'' Sh.Iis S MARKS Jul,u, W sto,. Z. president
etc. Motion denied With $40 cost. -,
Henry = GOurdy Thomas Hesy. Motion deniso
with SO costs. 49, -
charlie. GerLine. etc Cr.enhu;- sies.l Cooper Co.
Motion fo- stay granted. - - al,
Matter % City ~ New foEk 70 81 fauls rhN
school slte Reference Orderso. A.
Michsel A Muaoil,nd Luis X Reid q a. Ap-
Mater II intsrboroush Rapid Transit Co Web
ster Ay line West Farms subway connecticut. MO
ton granted. -.
Franz y rIsS,. Knox liz. T,T2.i0n' Co ct al Mo-
city Of New forkIN Trust Co. - trustee Mo-
Johr O'N.inIRonsld Lee Application denied.
with $40 costs - 49,.
Ssmejssme Motion denied. with $40 ccs,s
Order Nlrd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
PROPOSALS.

FOR DESKS. CHAIRS. Fill
ing units. card index cabinets. book
cases, electric cable. terminal bells, wire
cable bsbbit metal, white brass, nails,
plate washers. reamers. fax packing. ma
mia rope and life preservera Sealed pro-
possls will be received at the once OF the
General Purchasing Oficer. The Panama
Canal. Washington. p. G., until 1880 a m,
March 8, 1915, at which time they will be
opened In public. for furnishing the above
mentioned articles. Blanks and general In
formation relating to this Circular (No.
s0iD may be obtained from this ONCE or
the Offices Of the Assistant Purchasing
Agents "a State Street, New York city.
Ga whitney Central Building New Or
leans, La. and 1885 North Point street.
San Francisco. Cal. also from the u, y.
Engineer Ofiices in the following cities:
Seattle Wash. Los Angeles. Cal; balti-
more. Nd. philadelphia. Pa; Pit'SeurE.
pa; Boston, Mass Buhalo. n. T.; Cleye-
land Ohio: Cincinnati, ohio; Chicago. Ill;
81 Louis, Mo; Detroit, Mich: Milwaukee.
wis; 81 Paul. MINI. Chattanooga. Tenn:
Louisville. Ky; Mobile, Ala. and Calves
ton. Tex: Commercial Club. Kansas City
Mo: Chamber OF Commerce. Quincy. Ill.
and Commercial Club. Tacoma, Wash. r
q Boygs, Major. Corps OF Engineers. Y. g.
A.. General Purchasing Oficer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
FIRE RECORD.

isi5-Fron, o, 2n W. i'm St. W Brs"i' IN
I.ts-S17 Greenwich ST. II. May: N5 .,
s.s6-4ga W Seth At. II. Hsuseman. ,sO.
tag-Tl2 p lgth 81. Morris Schlemmrf tioV'
4 lG-sII r lelt St. Patsy Mama. snthi,
3 lo--lO9 W l0G-h g.. CHARTS irost' shsh''
IL iS-2io W il.h st Mfs Parker; shEht-
/ Os-s2 Monroe St. Lazarus Cohen sushN
O0-tl7 5Ih 81 Mar sraisN u-nnk yr.f...-
berg. tfihing 80, ,,.,,
. 2.-ill4t. "a ar. Isaac wensiein: unAnoNh.,
4 IO--tauaf and Hsnwick sts., p G.dolno".o -
3 .0-li8O Union sv.. Tie BfoaI. DAVID "ei'en-
berg: irifing $500.
& .o0-5. hickman s.. Peter Smith 0oeo.
& iO-sN2 " i0.h 81. unknown. irinlng-
a iO-es 10th az Con solid4ted Gas Co. uhlhs
sos F0u WashinEon 4'' w J. h''h' VI
elo-iss Mulberry st. Michael Guor.nni: uthins
slO-29 T. 10th ST. Lemmell cutler a.in-ts
unknown. 49, ~. 49,.
70 2y-925 Greene o.. d. l. u. shirt Co damage
unknown.