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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-11
FIRE RECORD.

N.ei-2ia0 Spuyten Dayvn Road. Harry Wei
gci. inning 80.
s.t)-sfs Newbold av. The Bronx. u. Lewis,
riHUE ~
sco-ii West Houston st.. o.. Marchere
50
1880 Flfh av. S. j. Woods: trining
bE-ef D. ft.th 81 % pircanO, triiing.
49aS-sS and 81 Broadway. ManseHn :
trlf.uF
has-i20 d Iln ST.. Schaenor Brewing co. .
Pm
l.t-sl3 Prospect av.. NJ. Greenocrg trinlnE
.s9-2l " ilth g.. ". w. sharp; no dam
axe
1Sa-H r. 10Th 81. Calish s. miller IN
known
Soo-s0i Bergen av.. The iyronK. J.. Boser :
triGlng
$50 Ngiberr-v 80 A. Ducco: trifing.
..N-1 1th Il Mrs Weiss 81.
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Princeton and Harvard
in First Hockey Clash
College Season on in Earnest
When These Ancient
Rivals Meet on
Saturday.

N"
r-.rectou hockey ioioW Gus "I' -
.5 with Che carly snVW'uA .'"uN
P'eaaS. Tiger seven and think tne Team
by 'er excellent chance OF again VaP g
ha' 90. ,+e~colIcra hockey honorS' 20
uriAk .r,rrr. have shown form when
far 'D 'c,.-,--.ra close followers Of the
nss ,..,oa
e'Vsie carly .n trc season vas loo nv,
es tfc probable winner OF 'ne Vol-
..,... Tom Howard ihe CoaCil'
t.t .r.u composed almost eh1'Ic,
~ .,,-.r. with which 20 oegln NoIN'
o. ..Se Nav Haven team did not count
"u' r-.~.e.or. which had lost pracucaiiy
on Be-. veteran team. as having l' ,1.i
Chance. The Blue mas oeeh play =
~- 20 rcrw but realzes 'ha'
D--..,~ SSH. De Is factor 10 ne ieVA-
,...r
o' pD--.-,e.o~ viii have its first real teSt
~. sorsar .n intercollegiate circles
o-.~l,+ Saturday, when 10 VIII meet
nc ''"' Harvard. like Princeton, was
h."'' ,.-.4 81. h. working under great
eo--5.-sD tr., season because OF the
manu- ~ several STAR players. But Ike
ltII .-s', ,.;,b "a rush and W.nsor, The head
Zach. is more than pleased WIZ" INC
'SS@.,..rr made by his men.
~, Caotan Clafin, Harvard S only
-..o-a~ engaged boz early pracuce' 'ne
l1,-.,-s,~ h.. one of the best of the col
~ tor.cv players. Townsend. one OF
~ forwards. - sa.d Co he real sue
,essor Co Io,o\ h"He. D." W..
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RED LETTER DAY AT
LARCHMONT TRAPS
twenty-five Take Part in
ShOOt-Dr. q. II. Martin
Wins LaurelS.

IL was a red letter day at the traps
Of the Larchmont Yacht Club yester-
DAY. Twenty-Five men--the largest
muster so far this season competed
for the various prizes, and full scores
were returned in every one of the SIX
matches decided. Fourteen men tied
with full scores in the shoot for the
accumulation cup. the leg for which
was finally won after several shoot
offs by DR.. q. II. Martin.
Thirteen men tied in the shoot for
the take home trophy, but Ralph l..
SPOTS won the prize with a perfect
score. He and d. +. Mcmahon tied,
with 100 each out of the possible l25,
iu the l00-"bird" scratch shoot, and
in the shoot-oif Mcmahon proved the
winner.
Ia the match for the monthly cup
there were eleven ties at full scores
of 20. A. l.. Burns, with his handicap
Of ], was the winner of the leg. A.
". Church, shooting with handicap
Of g, won the leg for the visitors cup
with a full score, after a shoot-of with
SIX others.
b. Vi. Higginson and d. F. Mcmahon
were the winners of the ten and fifteen
bird scratch shoots respectively, both
returning full scores. On account of
u"IAH'SS me N4'nvi " ny i Stil i
handicap shoot could not DE decided
until next week.
The scores follow:
Monthly cup % clay birds Han2ioap'NNHH NJ.
Mauus 90. -; G.. Il. Martin 60. -, 4. W.
Church ,J'. %; W. j.. ogden ~. - 4, =.
Onutt %. -; Dr. Healy 90. .: b. NJ. III
E-auGonberc 81. -: j. Allyn 60. q; T. Le-
name Isl. "A. K l.. SPOTS. -; d. +. Nc
Mahon 3: w. =. short 3d. q. a. Kuder
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FEW MEETS FOR COLUMBIA
Wesleyan Brown and Navy 10
Be Met on Track.

The schedule of the Columbia Uni
gcrsity track team, announced yesteF-
Qay. does r.. contain the name OF a
single one of the sO-called larger col
lece or university teams. Only three
dual meets arc on the list, ana these
are with ND-.c evan, Brown and AnnaP-
oils, on slcce. slyC Saturdays IN May.
The fact that the management was
unable 20 arrange d meet with one OF
the big teams Is a keen disappointment
% the undergraduates. Until TWO OF
three years ago Columbia met Pennsyi-
yania and Princeton regularly ana
when these two dropped of the hst
Syracuse was substituted. This year
even Syracuse does not appear as an
opponent for Pee Blue and White.
With the exception of the Pennsyl-
yau,a relay games and the intercolle-
giatc championships. these three meets
make uD inc fun schedule OF the Co.
lum0ia team.
The relay games take the last Friday
and Saturday of April and on May i
the Columbia team meets Wesleyan on
South Field. Ou May the team jour
neys 90 Providence for a. meet WIN
Brown, and ON May ID 1t faces Annapo-
us al Annapolis. Columbia has never
met either Brown or Wesleyan on the
cIuder path
Besides these meets, men viii be en-
tered IN several indoor games during
the winter Columbia viii be repre-
scented 10 the Millrose Athletic Associa-
ton games on Thursday, and probably
N the indoor intercollegiate meet on
March g IN this city, although DEFINITE
plans have not been completed for the
last named
Through The graduation Of Beatty
captain of last years team and inter
collegiate champion shot putter, and +.
Macdonald, the crack quarter miller, the
Track team lost two of It's most valuaDi c
men. This years team will be built
around such veterans as +. Brady, cap
tain; Hav.tt L. G. Smith, Black, Noll-
mer, Graham and Monroe.
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FAVOR LONDON AS
CENTRE FOR RUBBER
Merchants Association Thinks
Plan Would Be Saving to
u. S Manufacturers.

New York instead Of London should
be the centre Of the rubber supply, IS
the contention of the industrial bureau
Of the Merchants Association. ELM
ination OF the expenses OF European
brokerage. commission and trans
shipping is the end sought. and II Is
maintained that direct importation
would effect a large saving 10 the
American manufacturer.
Figures are given TO show that since
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COOK Neat strong swedish gifl eIcelient M
dersiauds her g0rk ihOfOughiy city or countr .
excellent references. S3j, Os.eIberss AgmsL rs
Iasiuzton Ay Tel "a Plaza.
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California Edison Bonds.

The Southern California Edison Com
pany is offering through Harris. Forbes
& Co. and +. II. Rollins g. Sons s5is,-
600 general mortgage 5 per cent bonds.
which are being sold at 90. The bonds
are part OF an outstanding issui OF
sl3,360,000 in addition 10 S3,620,00
underlying bonds. Earnings report Of
the company for the year ended No
vember 30 shows gross operating reys-
nue. Of si,S64 ,2i0; operating expenses
and taxes amounted TO S2.866.i2i, leav-
ing net income OF S2.4gS,lt9, which
is nearly three times the amount re
quired for annual interest require
ments on all bonds outstanding.
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The Bronx.

COLLEGE Az. r. $50 l69th ~. 2otS5N2oHs5 ;
Phe.an Bros Construction GO 10 Map L shea.
500 4 1sOth 81 Nri0r mtg $4,000 Jan 1; due
as per bond. atty Map Shea. J35 l. lsQth
81. -. o. .elsf'y
EuiIdirg Go 90 " Globe and ano. 100 Franklin
. av lpr0r mig s. O00l: Jan I: due as pr bond :
sfiv Title Guarantee and Trust Go; 8,'Ve
I4ccfe ll8 Od Bergen nd Jersey CITY prior
mig SI25O0I. Jan Z due as per bond any
Title Guarantee and Trust Co. H-,OOD
1sfTU ST H2-fl4 D.. S s. 50ylNn. 7 Mitte.staedt
90 Veronica Valentine ~ D. liith 81 Jan .. .
SIS. q per cent. atys. Liers a A. ~ b"Nf
l9STH ST. a. - q Creston ay, 25Ias. Map ;
Ryan io Anna rchowsAy. $50 Audubon Az. p.s,
C1Ir So Br0O Iyns s.uV
aOtTH ST 1863 =. n =, &c ltlif 3; Iarni"ian
IN Worbmens Furniture Fire Insurance Co. ~ J.
san 81: Jan 8: due as per bond; any llue
Guarantee and Trust Co; stVvV
al0TU ST % " cor White Plains Rd 59.2rlOo-
A. perlfo 10 NJ Man 40 Convent az; Jan ): .
yrs, afty. Title Guarantee and Trust Co; $l-.j0O
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WHAT THE BUYERS WILL
LOOK AT TODAY

SPRINGFIELD. OHiO-Tle Edw Wren co. bdN
Wren. ir 1870 Bway. ifh floor. ~,
YOrNGgTOWN. OHfO-G VI McKelvey Co, MIS-
NJ Council, silks. 1870 Bgay an noo'
Meas Wear.
BoSTON--R " White Co. Mr. koyen. cloihlns, W.
an a. 18th hor
MEMPHIS Goldsmith 4 Son Co. Bnosum
lis West 27d y. "a floor. ,
st LOUIS-fa ANGUS a Barr. Mt henne f1fhish'
ings % West 10Th 81. Sh floor
MscsllaneoUs.
BoSTON-R n White 60. II RunJan. books
go an Nv. 18Th floor.
PTIrSBURGH--Jos Horne Co. Sir Grafnmel. ieathei
gUuds. 40 fth aV l2th floor.
ST PAt'Ls-Manherner Bros. Miss acHas. corse,s
1910 BWay. an floor.
SALT LAKE CITY-walker Bros: Mr. Danquin
hLLEs. l.Ll HWY 4fl nlnr
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COOK American Protesta0nii etoencni bslef.
soups grAyies. healthy. intelligent desirable. 80
$50. excellent reference. MacNthl AscIcy. " We;
alf e. Eryauf $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-11

1890 the industry has increased more
than 600 per cent The total value OF
rubber manufactures produced here has
grown from SIS, 70S.9l7 to SIPS ,425,7
Tables prepared by the bureau show
that the United Kingdom retains only
about one-sixth Of the crude rubber
imported. OF the exports, the United
States has been taking as much as Ger
many, France and Belgium combined.
London's strategic position Is rec
ognized. but the American manu-"
facturer and American shipper are
urged TO build on the foundation OF
this country as the greatest consumer
OF raw rubber. The reciprocal trade
that it is believed would follow is also
emphasized.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-11

COOK German; nr,t elias. ciy Or county besi
references. vascs. yi0-S,e Lang Boccheref 60.
Ageuc, a. West 32l o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-11

The board Of directors of the Dry
Goods Alliance will hold a meeting on
Tuesday, January -, at rs Spring st.
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"I,'i| 40 anyghere, best personal references; ~
.,,s. shea's Agency, 30 East i@d st. Murray hIl
f1r4
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NOTES OF THE TRADE.

In an interview with Samuel Blate,
Western representative OF Blate, Bar
ker & Love, dress manufacturers, ne
said: Business conditions in this
country are normal, and many mer-
chants are rather optimistic about the
spring season In Pittsburgh | found
many buyers who were quite satisfied
with the holiday business they had
done, and all seemed to be rather anx-
ious for the spring season TO open. In
indianapolis the merchants were as
tOnished at the holiday business, owing
TO the foreign conditions. Several con-
Germs stated that they are getting
ready for very large spring. The
further West | went, the business con-
dtions in general were excellent. A
few weeks ago the jobbers were skepti-
cal about placing orders, feeling that
the spring styles were not settled. Al
present they are placing orders from
samples, and the result is that a ma
jority of orders that come in now are
for immediate delivery. The retail
buyer who places orders at present for
Immediate use is the one that is going
30 do a very large early spring busl-
ness. | feel that by the end of March
this country will see all the bright
sides of business, and the spring sea-
son of 1915 will be the largest in the
history of the ready-to-wear trade"
A cloak and suit concern is showing
a new coat that is called the Belgian
sacque. Ii is made of gabardine, and
has epaulettes on each shoulder to get
the desired military effect. Many buy
ers who have seen the garment have
taken to IT TO some extent, and it looks
as if it will be quite a novelty for the
spring.
The board of directors of the Dry
Goods Alliance will hold a meeting on
Tuesday, January II, at rs Spring st.
The Pontoosuc Woollen Company, OF
Pittsiield, Mass, is reported to have
secured contract for 10000 yards OF
cadet cloth for army use. This order
is a duplicate of one previously filled
by the mill.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign TEACHERS Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors.
Governesses &c. 20 Colleges Schools and
Families. Apply TO Mrs. NJ J. YOUNG
FULTON. % Union Square.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest. Largest Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
Prices Reasonable send ior Circular.
Tel 4692-4693 Bryant. i37-f30 West f5th -.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING cO---Cleans BY
compressed air. steam hand or on door. DOS
Broadway i2l East 4Sth ST. coz BRANDT.
Tel l323Sth.
MultIqraph Letters. 300 $3.50: 1000 N.75:
I o. 600 81 prompt, G. Il. Weatheriord. lI5 Nassau
Room 1905 Phone Beeknan $3.50.
$4,000 WILL PURCHASE OLD ESTAB-
lished business, free OF Liabilities, con-
trolling one of the best known lines I'm the
electrical trade; ten years on the market;
principals only. NJ. Box IS. Tribune Office.
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

0ficia Record and Observation-Disclosures Jan.
ia moderate disturbance that was over
the Texas Panhandle Saturday night has
moved TO Southern louisiana and a narrow
trough Of low pressure extends northwest
ward TO western Lake Superior. with the re-
suit that rains have fallen in the Gulf states
and rains and SHOWS in Kansas. the lower
Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys.
over the remainder Of the country tho
weather wa fair except Western Washing
ton. where it Is again raining. with another
marked disturbance, IF which storm warnings
were ordered Sunday morning.
II Is considerably warmer over tho upper
lake and western lower lake region ana tenn
perdtures are much above the seasonal aver
ago from this section westward. EIse"nere
they are nearly normal
There will be rain Monday In the east cur
and south Atlantic states and the Ohio Val
ley, and rain or snow in the upper lake re-
gOn, followed BY generally talr weather
Tuesday except in the south Atlantic states,
but extending into the lower lake region, tho
middle Atlantic states and southern New
England There will also be rain Monday In
the north Pacific states, continuing Tuesday,
and rain or snow Tuesday in the north ana
Between the Mississippi River and the
Rocky Mountains and in the Southwest tue
weather will be fair Monday and Tuesday.
IL will be somewhat colder Monday or Mon
day night in the Gulf states, but temperature
changes will not be- OF much consequences
over any section during the next two days.
The winds for to-day and tomorrow VIII
be: North Atlantic and middle Atlantic.
gentle 20 moderate, becoming south, south
Atlantic. moderate to fresh northeast except
east orr the Florida coast east Gull. mod
crate 10 fresh east TO south. becoming vari-
able: west Gulf moderate north, moderate
disturbance near the mouth Of the Mississippi
River moving east; upper lakes, moderate
southwest TO northwest winds Monday, with
unsettled weather; lower lakes, moderate
south lnds Monday nh cloudy Gather
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.


,,..,,,,ti,, ,ri s,e,-rer $50 .. N.
t,.,'''t-t.,t Esbinyo Nsr,l ....... To-day
Hawaii samoan Islands. Australia. Ne" lea l.,
land tyia san Francisco ventura -. Jan ~
'~pHA 80, ''.i--' ............Jan "a
49, Iris 81 i.ranri.col-Manoa ...... Jan "a
'4EI., ''i'4' N' ..'.--............Ja Jan IL
Hawaii III Islands. Neg Zealand, Aus 80
trala fvia Vauc1ugerl -Makurg 1880. Jan 40
Hawaii Japan. Cofea China. fhlhpplhS -
tvs San franciscDi- Persia -....- ......ssysh ~
Hawaii tyia san flRacscoi -MalsoiiA. ''''''@' -
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iloI'sgyyO RKER-Young colored man: excellent
e-eaof IN entire work of apartment eleven years
a., fiars. 500 Miss Shea's Agency. 20 Last i-d 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-11

coI.PTE 9I,h baby. willing to take any responsible
uotiilon city or country; best reference. Hassn
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%Nncti0n Markets
@qG1eater City
VeSey St. List Contains
Well Located Properties

as dulF. A J Helms - al. trus. 80. agi
Thorcse krupholdsr e. al; Salicr steinkainp'
aiJst II Bllr. rr.. 1ue. &s.tll ~. taA,a' t'e'
$40 90.
OS FRIDAY.
AZ IL Vcscy st.:
By Joseph J. Da7
Attn ST. 2o6-e2s +. e f. go n I'd az 5oKl0o
o sty tcrmt ana I s'y frame stable. BoWe1 saw
ings Bank agt Doclger ct a.: Cad"aader, WICK
,rsuam q Tait. st,ys. j FOLEY, r,f due >-J.-
5bi o.. taxes. etc. S-.0l2 20.
By Samuel Marx.
,4TU ST SO W T. $40 q Columbus az -9H
1922: sty dwg: Haydock agt g NJ l. SACKS
81 al: Farrell atty. w quinn tei, dle'
s-4asI o.. taxes. elc, sANJ.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

DANIEL GREENwAID. sherir's Auctioneer. sells
this day. Monday. January llth. al 1880 a. m:
AZ 80 w 24th street, by virtue ~ certain Hfit
OF execution all The right. title and interest which
the defendants Morris Botwin. Inc, had on the
9ist day of December 1914 Or a. any time there
after. o. IN and 10 all printing presses. type. once
furniture paper stock and all personal property OF
MAX s GRIFENHAGEN Sheriff.
LOUIS L. HARRIS, Deputy Sheriff.
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RECORDED LEASES.
JANUARY Q.
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM Az. 20sl and 2O73 (s,ore aud base-
meuil. Gsrmaz-a IAit Insurance co 90 May A
FusbboHs. 49, " l6.d ST.. 10 Us from March
l. 1915. ATTY. W 10 Stewart. 1888 81 az. AL0Vl
RININGTON ST. 81, tal. Mary } quinn 20
France, IraulIlau auI suo 90 columbia sI 3D.
", and mos '.Um Feb !. 1915. attys fran4h. an
a V..T "a. u 'rr.ton Al. 81 500
9TH Az. % R cor nan - (store and bascmeuil !
clara AiargIlIc, 90 al % Morris HaimuNiiA -
Hester NJ. us from May ]. 1914; ATTY Il
K0sHuzNt.r. III HEINZ sts S-.'uV
AMSTERDAM Az. q tuorh store hoor and base
mcntI. Ida kempneT 90 Abr Leshin. l3, " ga - .
yrs from oct !, 1914. aty, l. Le'y' ,oogga,
BWay. SJNV
VEsEi ST 81 snd AZ part stored Jas Callahan
to Walter Usher. 200 Cathedral Parkway; yr5
Iivay. $1,000
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0ONESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.


Butt ER-Useful: houseman; capable young: col
Ms, shea's Agency. 30 last 4%d ST. Murray Nh
61l4
COUPLE a..h baby. willing 10 take any responsible
ro.ifion. city 81 country; best reference. hassln'
1881 Madison az.
C0I-PLE-Chef and kicheumad, Tor private o,
Institution. long references; good place preie'fed
10 wage, Miss sheas Agency 50 E@st ga 81
CofPLE-Hungars wife. nrst class cook. excellent
,rsee,. butler valet. useful. tour years best
r.fersnees. city, country. Industrial Assn II
West 42d At.
HOUsEwoRKER- Young colored man e6'e ,i,,,
servant d1 entire work o. apartment eleven years
last place $50. Miss shea's Agency " Last '-d b.
Female.
WAITRESS Young English or eIcei
leni references experienced: makes de,i,9a, "a
adj etc H. Mis- oia4ssf N AtfSa square s1D '
CTIANfRERAlAID. Willing 10 assist other ~ors
near obiiging; swedish girl. good wsitress' nest
,oi,rencs, So Octerberg's Agency. 40 Lexington
~ Tel. "a Plaza.
5,fT,I,pFRNAIp and WAITRESS. neat competent !.
Personal references. 81 Golfers Agency t5' 'm
5INlfBERNAiD and WAITRESS. -strons. clean
worker. best reference, ~. hAc'Neh AseNN'' ~
West i2i -. BBsnL b3ll.
T0OK -CHAMBERSlAID. Mother and daushter
cook AMI laundress; chambermsid ana sAit s,
American ProtestaAts. Coopers Agency ''' Snui
az. neal SSH =.
COOK Swedish: has been kitchen maiii ". %
snvN.bere. i5 months IN last place. Miss sheas
Agency so East 4gd u. Murray BlL ollt.
COOk-\yAITHEss. Two Scotch Protestant sfls.
cook $40: waitress $50 both trst class. g any
where. together Of separate MSS SAsAS ~S'N0'
20 East 42d 4
COOK -lloqsekeeper Tor clergyman. go. excellent
refercnees. country preferred Miss Sheas Aseh-
e. so Eat 4?d a. MURRAY Hill. ollf -
COOK-Protzisnt: INST class: economical personal
rr,rrences Martha Golfers Agency. f3l an a'
COOK An excellent Swedish cook: best reference
siso waitress .chambermaid. city or county, Jus
sra Agency $50 Lexington Az Tel tto5 PiH4
COOK Young Irish sirl. excellent. god city f,fo,
ererees- $40 A Miss H0imayer', ASeucy, so
yifth az 9th noor Telephone. i5!l Madison "a
GENERAL -HOI'sEwoRKER neat tinnish
ytrl. GOD coOk best reference. J1ssla Agency
$50 Lexington sy Tel 1893 fl3AA
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Classes for Civil Service.

Applicants for civil service examin Ia,
tions who desire TO enter Prepa6paiuiiE;n
classes are being registered at ru n2.I
School l57, ST. Nicholas aV: ana lG.en n
ST. -Four evenings a week VIII De Kinem
to instruction in the duties on Ia nrT;ey
mail clerk, postal clerk, letter ca hnIIa
and federal first grade eIeIh' nL 49,
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ARRIVED.

steamer Kds,iaui1fjori tN0rl. Chnsiianis De
center 81. 10 Benham - Boyesen. IL ballast Bar
l. 90 no. 80, -, ta -
Bo-tou January = 20 sanderon son Win muse
st@an,er t;u'fstrean Port Arthur January 3. 70
tie Cur Refining CO. with mdse. Quarantine S'o'
pm ~, 49,. nsc.r,b.r
Is M1rtsyideo 10 ard Rio De Janeiro "a, 70 busA
4 Daniels with cabin and is Storage palseAssiA
mails AID uidse Bar sl5 N - , -.
steamer wilhelminl PAnsma Ciy Janu,y 70
A n Bull A Co with mise Quarantine, - In.
Steamer Del aware Philadelphia 10 TIC C5oe %
Co With mdse Quarantine. II % N A..
steamer Princess Anne. Newport News anh Not-
folk to the OH Dominion $ 60. Win passengers
steamer Bsfsestad tNorl. T4mpleo FOR Csrtsr-t
sandy Hook. IS n
steamer C.iahnA lBrl, Pltras December r..
Messlna Il and Palermo y. 70 TIE Cunsfd IS 20.
LII. With 20 passengers and mdse. Bar. ~ N
SAILED.
Steamer Mnnehaha tBrl. London; Manuel ns-Fo
fSpanl. CAdlr. Michigan tBrl Liverpool. Bow
lErl Manchester Dsnsbors tDtni, tqp.nAssri
Hero tNorl. Chnstiaisald. ChnehA ca.l-o, Dcais
lBri Para. Fimrslte tNosl savannah; tanst WIN
one hafsei Sabine. Csofgr Narrels Ne,o,h
sandy fonk. y J. Jan 10. ~ ui-"h9 SUM
rost. AsEi lsreLe. clear. sirosss ssA
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The Bronx.
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
untcr,st a. per cent unless Otherwise stated
JANUARY Q.
Manhattan.
Manhattan.

HOUSTON ST. cor ChUs-ie 81. y, lcaseho.d
Tboma.berfsky Theatre Go 10 Berlin. Rock
away PARK, / J Jan 6. due per notes. ats.
j i Berman. SAC BWay: S';u'u
ID AV'ws "a 10Th ST. 81 2HlO0. W Jsrchow
20 o " Lang 515 J. l6Sth 81. Jan tprior ms
SO 00ol: 8 US. per cent, ats, Law eis Ii'
7TU Az e cor 18th o.. skis. G Byers "a
EradIey Contracting CO. Madison az; Jan
prior mig s1l.Oe0J. . SIS. atty. 4 i9uch. 81
chambers So. s"-."VV
ll.TII 81. 8 +. y; Epsten 10 Fishman,
L IGN ST.. Dec g. 1914. atty. VI Franklin,
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with amour, o. mortgage and name and address OF
alt0mcyD
JANUARY 2.
Manhattan.

rNy,y = cor Gith S. mig on fixtures: OF 30.
l'lt' S. $50
ykSDAM ST. %. q. l95 Natck - 2nlOe:
Nov a. 1904: and Helen J. M2e-oh q az a. o ,i
on AZ BOO " s. SOLO l04th st. 20yS0; Jan 10.
1SSS. a. " and Sarah Cooper 70 hhnefine Z
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loeaI on,IaI Record The following on

The hlghsst temperature yesterday. IS degrees lat
D nj: lowest. - tat a. M: average yes,or-
day. 30. average io' cyTspoldts date lst ye1f.