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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-11-02

Dutch-Roman hyacinths will be ready
to bring IN by the middle of December
and other kinds of hyacinths later.
Daffodis, crocuscs and tulips should
remain In the ground until about the
first of February and should be brought
IN ut intervals until the first of March
In that way. with little trouble and
experience one can have bulbs In
bloom from November to April. There
need be no fear Of failure If, after the
bulbs have been brought into the house.
they get plenty OF sunshine and plenty
OF water
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-11-02
Tins For Mothers.

Intelligent motherhood conserves the
nations best crop.
Heavy eating, like heavy drinking,
shortens life.
Many severe cold ends In tubercu-
losis.
Sedentary habits shorten life.
Neglected adenoids and defective
teeth in childhood menace adult health.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-11-02
MARCHING IDLE ARMY
CRIED FOR FOOD upon
STROKE OF new YEAR
Five Hundred Men Paraded
the Streets Of Chicago.
"You Are Drunk and We Are
Hungry" They Shouted.
Broke Windows and Pune.
tured Tires Of Automobiles.
sAssoe,Areo PRESS oispsresJ

fAstuCiAfto VHtss VihPSfCHJ
CHICAGO. January l. Entering
restaurants and demanding food.
breaking windows. and puncmring
automobile tires. . crowd Of nearly
500 unemployed men early this nom.
ing marched through chicasois bust
ness disuiet TheJ furnished q strange
contrast 10 sew Year reselers who
we're LEAVING The cafes and restaur.
ants
The men marched In State street.
four abreast carrying banner which
read, w. demand work, not
charity" Tae amy halted street cars
and criro 20 passeDgers that they
wanted WORK At Van Bcren street TIE
police hslfcd rbe msrchers. but 'hsy
soon reformed their line farther down
tke street
''Hey ynu buns. what's up shout-
I'd a PEDESTRIAN from the curb. 4
"Yon are drunk and We arc hungry
repllsd one Of The leaders. The bsno
finally broke up into small grous6
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-11-02
Democratic Prosperity In 1914

Below sample of the sort of that appearing in
the papers during the months when Mr. Wilson and his party
trying produce prosperity without the assistance Of
munitions contracts The date is January /, 1914
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-01
Every District In Country
Reports Increase In
Prosperity.
NEW YORK MAKES
GREATEST RECORD
Nearly All Farmers Share in Im-
provement, with Good
Crop Prospects.

Washington. April so--The monthly
survey Of business conditions through
out .he country reported 20 the Fed
ersl Reserve Board by agents in each
reserve district shows that prosperity
continued 70 increase during April in
virtual,y every section Of the United
states. especially in Eastern manufact-
ur,rg centres a synopsis OF the sur
yev by districts follows:
Boston Business continues 90 i'm
rroyc. Comparison with a year ago
shows chat in many cases the improve
-rcrt IS extreme.
New York-Tho volume Of goods
nro6uccd and sold last month was
probably greater than in any March on
record.
Philadelphia Trade is brisk. Prices
are rs~c. Manufacturing plants are
working 90 capacity.
Cleveland Earnings Of steel com
NAMES and concerns In kindred lines
eo,tiruc &c an unprecedented rate.
Observation-Disclosures continues 20
show improvement Farmers are N
hstter financial condition than for some
Ltanta-General conditions are IN
changed. Outlook for future conditions
u favorable There Is q gradual selling
~ the cotton crop. Manufacturers are
workins full time and many are behind
Cbiearo-Money Is hardening slight
10 Ne~ufrcturers and Wholesale mer-
,bsnts are enjoying good business Fall
vSsst condition IS reported 20 be IN
sstsfactory in many localities De-
creased wheat crops in prospect.
Volume q general business continues
high.
l,rt business condition. Producers and
manufacturers are operating 20 capnc-
~. shipnents Of merchandise show
lsrro increases, and the buying power
If The general public has increased.
N;rrearc,is--N lOlesale and retail
trades are prosperous and industrial
conditions excellent. Grain territory
viii show O. 80 per cent reduction IN
wheat acreage for 1916. Planting will
be TWO weeks late. but q good crop Is
looked for, as conditions appear 1av-
cradle.
seldom Been better at this season.
Car shortage has been somewhat re-
Neved There are 10 labor disturb
snces Price records continue 10 be
broken G. al stock markets Of the
district There appears 20 be no ces-
sation In the volume Of business.
Dallas Rains have revived business,
which was inclined 10 be sluggish. In
The southwestern section, where no rain
has fa' en-, some cattle are dying, and,
unless rains come. conditions will soon
Be serious. Cotton IS about all mar
ieted. Activity in the oil fields has
Increased about so per cent over last
year General trade conditions are good
and labor IS ID much demand.
San Frauc.sco-Lumber prices are up
g 70 s. per thousand feet and orders
are greater than mill capacity. Acute
shortage has caused unparalleled &C
i.yiiy ID shipbuildirg. Trade and
ina1ca. conditions appear 10 be ex-
,el,ert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-01
Parcels of the Late Brewer
Are Valued at Many
Millions.
OTHER ATTRACTIVE
NESEY ST. OFFERINGS
Favorable Time TO Make Initial
Bow as Buyer In Local
Auction Market.

A very good place for any ono TO
mako his initial bow in the real estate
market is the Vesey Street salesroom
this week However. don't even try TO
mako such bow unless you are Will
ling, after the salaam, TO try 70 manage
your own property or parcels, and not
turn il or them over 10 some ono else,
who naturally will want 20 be well paid
for his services, and the cost OF such
service generally reduces TO atom size
real or proper profits. Nearly every
body could manage real property sue
cessfully If they would 20 about this
work in q whole-hearted fashion. Just
at present little money has a big pur-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-01
CHANGE OF NAME.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Roth Carnegie. Inc, domestic corpora
,,or having rs principal business ONCE a.
No esf w s6th street. iu the Borough Of
Manhattan. city ~ New York viii apply
10 the Supreme Court Stale ~ New York
a. "a SperiaI Term thereof 90 be held az the
County Court House. in the Borough Of
Manhattan. CITY 0f New York. on the --ud
dav OF MAY. 1915. az 1850 o'clock ia the
forenoon u that day. or as soon thereafter
a. corrsel can be- heard. for an order
said coSDorafi0n 90 change rs
r.rDor.fa name 20 Roth a. Carnegie. Inc
dated New York. April path. 1915.
RDTH-ChRNEGIE ISC.
BY ROSE ROTH MARKOWITZ.
President
ABRAHAM MANN. Attorner for Roth
Carnegie Inc, 80 Church street. New
York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-01

wse probably greater than In any
month on record. The bulletin adds,
"A late spring Is delaying the open
ing OF navigation on the Great Lakes
and heavy snowfalls have held IN
plouGhing and farm work. Shipping in
torests on tho lakes foresee an I'M
usually heavy movement of ore. coal.
grain and general freight, and are pro
pared for busy season.
Country merchants are reported TO
he buying more goods than at any time
since 1907. In view of tho cxtrnordi-
nary conditions and prices, not few
arc inclined 20 question the wisdom Of
heavy commitments in these times.
Certain concerns IN various lines Of
business have been questioned on con
Gltons and have reported direct as fol-
lows:
"Stcel-Prac,ically sold up. with or
dcrs for six months ahead. Deliveries
arc dliiicult owing TO transportation
conditions. Untitled orders OF tho
United states steel Corporation on
March 81 were 9,33l00t tons. against
4,225.749 tons year ago.
"Leathcr-Not many military orders
now. but heavy domestic demand.
Prices arc high and will probably con
tnue so for some time. Collections are
good.
Boots and Shoes-Prices arc ad
vancinC and business brisk.
Prints and Colored Goods In strong
demand and prices advancing.
"Lumber-Trade improving; prices
increasing.
Building and Materials Business
less active. larger jobs about complet-
ed and new work does not offer sufTi-
ciont margin of profit.
Department Stores Larger sales Of
better grade wearing apparel. More
money seen I'm circulation.
Cwelry-Salcs of diamonds five
l mes larger than for several months
past; pearls in good demand. Large
silver pieces called for, notwithstand-
ing advance in price of the metal
Platinum lines paralyzed by the high
price OF the metal. The clock industry
worked TO capacity"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-01
sURROGATEs' NOTICE.

DE LA VERGNE. CATHARINE An
pursuauce Of 40 order OF honor bic john
p Cohalau. a Surrogate Of the county 81
sew York. NOTICE Is hereby given % all
persons having claims against Cstharine
A De La Vergne late OF the County OF
Nev, York deceased. 20 present the same
with vouchers thereof 70 the subscribers
a. their place Of transscting bushes. Al
The Office OF Herbert NJ. Teets, 10. sso
Filth Avenue T.. tho Borough Of NanhAt-
tan. in the city OF New York, on or oefors
a. Isl day II July next.
Dated. Sew York. tho 20th day OF De"
CHESTER p DO Ia VERGSE.
MARY D. DRAKE. .,
KATHARINE DE "a VERGNE STEVEN
SON. EAecutorh
HERBERT ~ TETS.
Arornay Tor Executors
$50 FIN Avenue. New YORK CITY
CRrGGs. A. IRVING IN PURSUANCE
~ am order OF Honorable John y. Co
ha'au. a Surrogate az the county OF New
York. NOTICE i hereby given 10 al per
sons having claims against A. Irving
Gricgq late Of the County OF New YORK,
deceased. 10 present the same with youch-
,rs thereof TO the subscribers ~ theR
place ~ trausact.ng business, AZ tho once
OF Rufus T. GrIcgs. No. 81 Nassau street.
In The CITY ~ New York. on or before the
lytu day Of Nay next
RTFus r. GRICGs. Executor
ELIZABETH MARION BEECHER.
EKecutriL
RUFUS T. GRIGGs.
ATTORNEY for Executors. 81 Nassau
Street. Borough Of Manhattan. Nev
YORK city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-01

power I'm the market, probably
n wider power than IL will have In
years. Consequently It's fne time TO
take a place with the landlords OF old
New York. Forget what the croakers
say.
Properties valued at many millions
are 20 be offered nj voluntary sale.
Bryan l.. Kennedy has one OF tho most
tempting sales list in many moons to
attract the professional buyers and 10
draw newcomers to the Vesey ST. mart
this week. on this list arc tho hold
ings Of the estate Of James Evcrard,
the brewer. That estate sale is TO be
held Wednesday.
On Tuesday Auctionecr Day comes
to the Ncscy 81. salosroom with spe-
oial voluntary sales.
Henry Brady is to sell in foreclosure
on Thursday the premises 5, Z. 9, IL, 10
and 10 West 63d st. The combined plot
ought 20 make an ideal site for an
apartment house.
The weekly list Of auction sales is as
follows:
TO DAY.
AZ IL Yes~y 4
NJ Henry Brady
CHRISTOPHER ST. 1871. ty brs iEls. On lot
90 sI67 feet, adjoining tho premises - mo
southeast corner Of Christopher and Weeha~ken
sts. sum due about s., So premises y also 70 -
sold subject IN tar lien for 1850 ~ With IL
terest AZ ~ per cent from Dec 3. 1914
by Joseph ? Day
40 ST. ia. s,y and basement nat q sIl7l IL
foea PTS feet east ~ lst AZ; sum n lien due
about s3i7si. O J. Chisholm and y ken at
Maud - Barclay.
tOqTH ST 80 r. Gy and hascment dTlg. III
50 10 feo' sum ~ lien about $500; X kremer
nj e. = kcsscr and others ..
LAWRENCE ST. 81. 50 bldg 81 lOtll So fef'
sum Of Uru due about 1918: l. Waiaeh sgi
J. McAiahon and Oihc- persons
Al SOS 81 GV:
~ Joseph r. DU.
nosHoLU Az and W 25ath At lo's 81. 81, %
and ca q tho insp u i63 lots ~ The i = u
A Forster tract sum o. lien about f.090. o II
nlcu agt T Mocha md others.
By Herbert A Sherman
FREEMAN ST. $40. 25I9j feet on norm sids q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-01
Pittsburgh Steel Notes Called.

The Pittsburgh Steel Company ha:.
issued a call for payment on June OF
$500 900 per cent gold notes. Series
b. due January /, 1919, being the bal
ance outstanding Of this series. There
now remains outstanding only $1,000
600 Series c notes out Of a total issue
Of S5OOO.O0O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-01

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
me Board OF Water supply, at ~ Offices.
toenty-second foor Municipal Building
park Row. Centre and Chambers streets.
New YORK CITY. until II A. NJ on Tuesday,
Nav o. 1916 for Contract lf7. FOR furnish
st3.f.nr hoxos and appurtenauces Tor con-
troIIInr riser valves in the shafts OF the
Cry Tunnel Of the -stskiN Aqleduct' IN
New york city. 49,,
Al the above place and time the bids
will be publicly opened and read. Pam
phlets containing Information for bidders
"a contract drawings can be obtained az
he above address at the ONCE OF the sec
rotary. by d-posting the sum OF ten COL
lars (fIO) 90 cash or It's equivalent tor
each pamphlet For further particulars
apply TO the once Of the Principal As
sisfant Engineer at the above address.
CHARLES STRAUSS President
CHARLES y. CHADWICK,
JOHN =. CALVIN.
Commissioners OF the Board OF water
supply. ,--,.-. o--...-,
GEORGE FEATHERsToNE. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-01

pIi1. Elizabeth NJ Miller at JanDOl' Werner
BY Joseph r. Day.
18TH sr. SIS 2. being ths northeast eorn-r ~
Of lien du,. about H926T.
on THURSDAY.
Al 10 vss-y At
By Henry Brady.
$50 ST. 8. I. ., II. 70 and IS W 'r n .li
total bio, iSoriOo5. sum o. liens, shou, flo.I,l
Emns Pfuenmsyer and Matilda stef, pf
Anthony Reichardt estate. xt lst Buildlns 20
80 II. sum n ten due about SLIGO. Matilda
stiefsl AT Simon Morris
By Samuel Mari.
1870 sr. no W, sy and blsem.nt tsl1 y 81
09 I /. sum " lien due. fg.5t. tho Albany say
Inc, fnsiitution at Morris hronson and others
By Joseph =. Dy.
i,,o st. al W. ~ and basemen, dElg. l9L
90 n iss feet est = Amsterdam Az. sum N
i.en. due. tl3.32s. Eugene j smith AT Joseph
wtsT $40 Az. soI. tho wes,o,er apartment hog..,
stories. g ctl00 is feet south 81 .slh ~ sun
q Hen due. sool, $500 ~, S,.i,. R 0,.ns8 ,ni
4, 5sos Third Az:
b. Joseph p. Day.
WASHINGTON Az. premises IS sissn ir.s Or;
1i,issy IN sum duo about s.. 1853; John schro-
der az stephen Mcbride.
80 james J. Donovan
uorfmAH ST. 1851. s15rsio n: sum u liens
due. SO 2j5 santo Glanni az sanda oop9e'o
and others - ...,,v
At SOS Third Az
RI Henry Brady.
TOWNSEND Az. parcsl ~ srli 81 irres 800
RsIront 81: sum % liens about $['Sff' 'toeh
az, James A. WOOL and othen
By Joseph 2. Day
TOWNSEND ay. an inside parcel. 1880 n, near
pafrort Az. sum Of Hens about tso' "eorSs
IA .usar AIT Jane. 4 NOof and others.
Iet,reer Roth - and IorgFo0i Az. sum OF heU
duo about t3ll5. Joseph kalko" sG S@iAue'
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-01
STORAGE NOTICES.


TIE FOLLOWING PERsONs ARE HEREBY
noticed that fH-'f household efects nov on
-t1rage uru te s..I af rl..- Auction. wednesday.
Ma G-i 1910. AL Cd ID A ~. 4.I o th- sale
Is uot COON. .efcI H. ,ld date ne sale VII -
continued ea-l sc1seiing wees untl so.d. a.
NAnIuOf So AND STORAGE co.
Iaa.Ias.i1 Lit l5h So - T. cry
IN default NJ payment RI storage charges that a..
over one ycr Iaa. acur4lg t0 avs governing
storage warehouses
GrAmerry Warehouse 4 storsg. 60
" Romas.sharhsr hl- n.mss Go.ms'is.
Str HlurT .I.ln. lia1n. Nr, uI'rA lp1-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-01
Miss Kelly to Talk on Filipinos.

Alice Mckay Kelly, for fifteen years
a supervisor Of education in this CITY,
will lecture at the Princess Thestre
Thursday afternoon, May IL, on The
Philippines and It's People as l Know
Them She will be introduced by ex'
President william II. Taft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-01
street., 80 fee, west ~ Chisholm 81: sum Of Hen
shout 50. Gs3. NJ nbssr sat Pro"ath
MORROW.
~ Joseph r Day.


sbout seGs2. NJ nbssr at G Pro"ath
To-MoRRow.
At IL yeseJ St;
~ Joseph r. Day.
SPECIAL SALES d m, following Manhattan
properties Ior IAVingsione estate. b2'
Nway. adjoining northwest corner o, -li a.. tor
Amelia La'anhuV estate. is y i'th a. between
Madison ali BOO avs. f0r Sophia srnn'ier estate,
--l lnd 1888 % ag adjoining northwest corner
between munuoH ard Stanton s's. no and 2l2
rs llth ~ adjoining southeast corner ~ Na'cf.
sT, Tor e,ta,c Of Join Isiioa. so 10 39a Brooms
o.. vacant Doe. -ltlU0 feet. north side M bjrk-
man st s.l fest west ~ Prescott ag a vacant 0t.
twccn 40tfh and 20sth sr. liquidation sale ~
2os and sis Wsingoa "a adjoining northeast
Myrtle av BrootJn. for MAYER Maude estate
I42D ST. al5 ". siy Gsthouse $500 II ''e'. 2'j
feet wet ~ 1th A.. sum ~ lien due. about tl'.-
go. city Real Estate 90 at Michael lHu ct a.
A. a20S Tuir1 av..
~ Joseph p Day.
MORRIS Az 10, 25rs5 feet. 3sy fr-' north ~
l1im ~. known A. LOT @ I'm biloxi 2'f'. on cly
map. sum N lien due. about 81 1856. james A Vol
~ Henry and Emma Lisa
30 siaalas .boat ISIS fe,t we5t o, Home az. sum
of lien due about N.s3,. Ann. ID Wai,e at
B-puK Industrial Istatea Inc.
By James ). Donovan.
FREMONT Az. COO. 81 .6Iioo feet. So 'oo. cas-, y
BERKSHIRE Industrial Farm agt Irving Barhfach
e. a.
oN WEDNESDAY.
A. 10 vcsey 81:
~ BDan T. Kennedy.
HUDSON ST. o2l. southwest corner q Jano st: o3i
Hudson a. northwest corner N liOratlO -. 22l
J. .5h g. near "a A.; 20j r 32d - near 81 az:
49, ON az. northeast corner - W 5ih s.. ao5 10
3l1 g. 4Dth ft. near "A AZ. 1902 "a Az southeast
curer cf 1Hd 20. 1898 "a ~. southeast corner Of
ssh ~. iTG and 81, Josh ~. near L'4lrqf1n
a.. l41 " l-U.h A. near I'm ~. 1901 flr. as.
ro-fHes.t c0rrDr NJ l2fih 70. .na Eat zen So
near 80 ~. --s5 and --N' SD as lNlIhrl,. corner
- l.iu 81. % and 20 J. l.-i 20 near Madison
OH aF. northeast corner ~ 1881 81. % and p 3
lth 50. adjoining Madison Az; "a 10 % p 18Th
sf aud entire block front in NohO.u PARKWAY
south between Marion and Decatur avs. besides,
tho premises A. southeast corner OF tieimoht ana
Partition rs Saugerfes. y y all these prop
critics arc to DO sold Tor tho James Evcrard estate
Alto e,orii'o-s' ard trustees ssis Dor Tie estate
M Caroline Brindage. tho premises i5i and 80
vs. trI -t near 10Th az. 90 D. lalst A.. near ~
ar. 300 Wet Eui av. near slti 49, ana l-' w
1rNih % near .'n as. and iI Brooklyn tIf loi ,
lowing 90 HfI 50. near NfNe tF. ana M m.l
t4tsT ST. go ana ai;. sty fiat a. sos. IL: sum
OF lel due. about }y3.-sl
By Joseph p. Day.
Arg At. SO 80 sty stcrs bldg f5Il0aS. south
,ide OF ms ttrrot. us feet east q oth az; sum
OF the Hens due Is aDou; -. 1906 hoboE NuIIh
Az Louisa Kramer and others
Al s2oS Third sVI
By sarruss huI-
VoRpH.n Pp; sftF r., n eIss : n ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-01
Reserve Bank of n. Y.
FOreSeeS Trade Boom

Ta. Federal Reserve Bank Of New
York. beginning to-day, is iustituting
The practice Of issuing weekly bulle-
tins or business and financial condi-
ions. T. states that the volume OF
goods produced and sold last month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-01
ATCTION SALES.

VTRY FNE COLLECTiON OF POSTAGE
s-ampr viii DO cold Ar TIE collectors Club. ~
Past and 81. OIL Mly -Hi 1910. a. o m.
WALTER r. SCOTT Alctioleer.
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NEW JERSEY.
LttrnctlvS bargalns on.r.d BY Banking DE-.

Attractive bargains offered BY Banking De-
partrnent State OF New York TO builders,
rye number OF vacant lots at Grsntwood,
NoTsemere Leonia, Ridgefeld, and Teaneck,
New Jersey at one-half OF former owners
prices Also large number OF two-famlly
houses al Hudson Heights. Clinside. and
Palisades Park. New Jersey al ABOUT one
balf OF former prices. All Of the above prop
.r,tes are within fye-ceut fare zono
- uitbfn thirty minutes OF Manhattan.
rSb1se properties must be sold quickly 20 close
tho business OF two corporations now oelhs
ioridated by the Banking Department, ana
~. oysred AT real sacrifice prices. Special
Inducements 20 contractors and builders VINO
vii purchase considerable number OF lots.
For further PARTICULAR address Benz u.
U9leht. Special Deputy Supt. ot Banks, care
RanklnE Dept. ca Broadway. New YORK C!iJ'
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WEEKLY SUMMARY or BOND SALES ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE

sh the a,s bgustb a nj ii
enc
and
tn hN against
o oOganE In
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For SALE.

yRFYCF POODLE PUPPIFs WHITE. FO1
sale Mr.. HAAS. $50 last 4sth s.-sa-
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

pr-Rsr-ANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
tronf notice IS hereby given that an act,
Santa No $50. Int 40. 59s, mas beeh
passed by both branches Of the legislature
entitled .1r
To amend the Greater View York char
Tor la relation 20 the powers or the BOARD
81 aldermen and tho board OF estimate ana
arr.rflorment. tho issue OF corporate
$3.50 serial bonds and tax notes.
Further notice is hereby given that
public Hearing upon such bill VIII be held
a. tha Mayors ONCE In the city Han IN
'rto ci,v ~ Sow York. on Wednesday. May
Q 1910. 40 go o'clock p. ".
Do n,taI CIV Hall New York. April %,
tei5' JOHN PURROY Mitchell.
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
ment notice IS hereby, given that AZ. an sct.
been passed 0y both branches Of n --si,
lature, emitted -
To amend the Greater View York chsr-
ter. IN relation 20 tho disposition OF street
swespings. refuse. ashes and garbage.
Further notice IS hereby given that
Public Hearing upon such bill viii be held
al tho MAYORS ONCE IN tho city Hall IN
The city OF New York. on May Ord. 1915.
dated. Citv Hall New York April e.
1915 JOHN PURROY mitchell.
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
rnent. notice is hereby given that an act.
Assembly e0s7. senate 1897. Int. 1li1. has
been passed ~ both branches Of the Legis-
laturs. entitled
Az ACT
To amend the inferior criminal courts
act of the CIty Of New York. generally.
Further notice is hereby given that a Pub
lie Hearing upon such blll VIII Le held az
the Mayors once 200 the city Hail I'm The
CIV ~ New York. on Wednesday. May 3.
1915. az $3.50 O'Clock h. 81
Dated city HALL New York. April IS. 1915.
JOHN PJREOT mitchell,
Mayor
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SUBURBAN HOME H.isSt, Section ! ~
'rhrss minutes from railroad station: convenient
f-1iievs. IS minutes % Moo.Horh Buildins lie
c.,+iy bullt for owner compelled 70 yacAte. Every
,..ts-, inproysment Hollow tile construction;
1ins rooms; thres baths: large porches. Dig stone
fireplace; sleeping porch electricity. Easi vacuum
cleaner LOT T5I2O0. adjoining country CLUB prop
srty and golf links 81 900 cash: balance mortgage
$1,000 y BIZ ~ I---l-e-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-01
LONG ISLAND
The Best Suburban Homeplac,
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

MONROE. ORANGE COUNTY.-LsTge country home
Tor rent artisticaIy furnished. three bathrooms ];
500 feet elevation: garage 81 900 season or year.
william L. Stout Executor. AZ B'way. NeT fork.
LET YOUR RENT PAY FOR YOUR HoMB
Best financial plan explained BY Country Home
League, No 40 West 52d St. Dept. q. Phons
tees Mad. "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-01
MULTIGRAPHING.
PIANOS.
PROPOSALS.

PLAYER PIANO for tals; sS-nota metal
tubing; tlS5. Address r.. Box ll2. Tribune.