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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-05-13
CHAMPION HAND FISHERMAN.
Penn Yam IN. W Woman Catches
Big Whitefish After Struggle.

Penn Yam. N. Y.-Mrs. Jennie Pratt
Is probably the champion hand fisher
man. Mrs. Pratt, who lives at the foot
Of Keuka lake, caught big palatable
whitef1sh with heE. hands after a con-
siderable struggle. during which she
struck her face on a cake Of ice.
She saw what looked like a piece Of
Ice floating on the water. Investiga-
ton showed 1t was a whitefsh swim
ming on the water surface. She
caught It with her hands, but he wrig-
gled away. Mrs. Pratt dropped to her
knees, thrust her arm to her shoulder
In the water. struck her cheek on a
cake Of ice, but caught that fish.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-05-13
Quick Way to Drive Posts.

To drive posts quickly take section
Of log about fifteen inches in diameter
and two feet long. to which are attach
ed two handles Mt an angle. Two men,
one on each side. can use this hand
power pile driver while a third man
holds the post to be driven and keeps
It in alignment.-Farm and home.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-05-13
Robs Prisoner In Jail.

Chester. Pa.-Posing as a cantor"
q stranger walked into the lookup the
other night and fiimfammed G. L Ben
nett, a prisoner, out Of SIS and made
q safe getaway. He told the prisoner
that the chief wanted the money for
safe keeping.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-05-13
Cause For Thanks,

GueSt-LOok here! This mirror Is so
fearfully dirty that l can't see my face
In 1t. Hotel Scrvant-It strikes me you
ought to he thankful for that instead
Of making trouble about it.-Exchange.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-05-13
Made Him Cross,

81 made my husband cross this after
noon" said Mrs. Caller.
"How was that:" queried Mrs. Ho-
mer.
"He was Oh the opposite side Of the
street, and | heckoned him to come
over" explained the other.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-05-13
WEEDS LOSER OF PHOTO.
Planter Travelled Throughout Middle
West Six Months Seeking Ideal.

Jacksonville. Mich.-George n. How
ard, a planter of Birmingham, Ala,
found a handbag on the Panama-Pa-
cific exposition grounds at San Fran
cisco last September. The bag con-
tanned the photograph of young wo-
man. On the picture was written the
name wisconsin"
Howard fell in love and for six
months travelled throughout the middle
west seeking his ideal. He found her
here.
The bride was Miss Nettie Telsma Of
Oshkosh. Wis.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-05-13
Cn--ot Pie.

mi 'upiul uf sour cream. one cup
m, :. SUSar, one cupful of grated car
mon ' H"iNS of two eggs. salt, CHINA
cnS. "u hu'm"" IL taste. Bake in one
The n., ana cover with meringue, using
vnoo". -iI'S ~ two eggs and four table
'uls Of rrwi,r>t sugar.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-05-13
Unhistoric Younqster.

"What was the result of the hoodT'
asked the Sunday school teacher.
"Mud." replied the bright youngster.
Chicago News.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-05-13
Rome and an Oath.

In Assam IN oath is taken standing
within a rome circle. to imply wish
to perish as the rope does If the wit
ness does not tell the truth.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-05-13

They have a right to censure that
have a heart to help. The rest II
cruelty. not justice.-William Penn.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-05-13
FOR COOL DAYS.

The Craze For Stripes Has Girdled
Even This School Child.
These coy new sweaters come in
two shades of old rose, brown and tan;
two shades of blue and black with gay
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-05-13
sHuchi.

'SEuChi.
Two '& 90. CROWN sugar, one cup
-, 'arc-QuartCrS cupful or
INA "'.. r. ' rf walnut and vanilla
MN. ''t2 sugar and milk over
t',' ".." anil it forms a soft
,''' III ~. .;vHovc from stove, add
oulicr 80. .a....a. Beat until creamy
an a .a'.r st.. uttered pan. Be sure
"', "..... l,n long. Remove from
NJ, ~ - >.'... - il forms a soft ball In
Or MT Ii ."rHS very easily, so stir
''''i- .'' not continuously.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-05-13
ia Up To DATE.

N0"tIa>'- o. 3r pictured has patch
p''A'.> hap and roll collar and
>''i''S J.. iii Wri-!It
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-05-13
STANDARD PRICES
Aid COMPETITION
The Stephens Blu Encourages
Rivalry In Quality.
REAL BENEFIT TO PUBLIC.

False Prstsnss In Merchandising -
Praetioed by Big City Stores 10 Meth
Cd Used to lniure Small Dealers and
to Destroy Small Towns-Dishonssty
Can't Benefit Consumers.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-11

Reprlm nded-Sergt Peter Reilly, e16th April
10. wore an unclean summer blouse. Ptlmn Frank
Nfchsels. l1th. April T. failed 90 enforce ordinance
relative 10 pushcau pedlers: John W. Murths. 26th
probationary patrolman when charges we're pre-
ferrcdl. April II. failed 10 take proper police
ton; Frank " Roth. 3lst, April @ absent from
post standing I'm rear Of fence. Benjamin $. +.
Tlerney alst. April r. improper patrol. coming
from adjoining post: Charles Hammer, Stth. April
TO- absent from post. ia premises with a patrol
man: John Boyd. seth April TO- absent from post:
Edward Carroll. 37th. April 10. failed 70 notify
sergeant on signal box duty Of his return 10 post
after having received permission 20 leave post
Thomas A. Connor li9th. April .. failed 10 report
New-York tribune., 1916-05-11
Thirteen Story Apartment
Has Been Bought for
Investment.
BUILDERS ENLARGE
WEST END AV. SITE
Purchase Walter LuttgenS
Home. Corner of 93d st.
Other Sales.

The heirs Of William Redmond have
bought for investment from the Park
Union Holding Company. John {.
O'Neill, president, the thirteen story
apartment house at e29 Park av.. be-
tween sOth and s1st SITS. on a plot
53.4xl00 feet. valued at s375,000. In
part payment the buyers gave the
three story freproof building at l22
West st. southeast corner of Dey St,
on a lot 30.3x547x14.5X45. feet. as
sessed at $1,000. which figured in the
deal close TO this price.
The Park av. house was built few
years ago. being completed q little too
late for the fall renting season. Later
il was sold in foreclosure proceedings
20 the present sellers. Douglas l..
ElNman & Co. the brokers in the deal,
will be managing agents for the apart
ment house.
Anthony Campsgna. president of the
A. Campagna Construction Company,
has purchased the dwelling house, with
a large one story and basement wing,
Of Wslther Luttgen. at the corner Of
West End sv. and 93d St, on a plot
756x1O0 feet. for 100000.
Recently the Campagns interests
purchased the adjoining private dwell
New-York tribune., 1916-05-11

Ryan have sold for the Bond and Mort
gage Company 362 West llSth st, a
three story dwelling. on lot 17xlOO.ll.
SENENTY-FOURTH ST.-Mrs. Car
men Mantilla bought from Anna G. Du-
mois 1875 West 7ith st. four story
dwelling, on lot 23xl02.2.
THIRD AV.-James McEchen bought
the five story fiat on the northwest cor
ncr of Third av. and i74th ST., 4OxlOO.
from j. wilkins. In part payment the
buyer gave farm of 1875 acres in Rock
land County. n. Y A. |. Shapiro was
the broker.
BRYANT AN.-J b. Wohlfarth and
Edward Pearsall have sold for A. C..
Bragaw the two family house on lot
20xl00. at 1,446 Bryant av., TO j..
Haberle. who gave in exchange a dwell
ing on Broadway. Bayside, L. !.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-11
Sales in Auction Rooms.

At II vesey St:
i7TH ST. IS W $. lis " 5th Az. 2srl5o "
Biddis and ano. indiv ard sdnrs Foley &
". stys: partition. 70 George Pymp'on Tor
- By Henry Brady.
WEST BROADWAY. ei5. .. lis.s white 8
IS 9riOo: S siy loft and store BLDG; Matilda
Stiefel ast simon Morris: Wise :. siys; due.
S29.l50s5: taxes etc. SOL to tho pinnin Tor
SD ST. eas W =. 800 10Th AZ. 25rloo.5:
:, al ' n oih.man. atty: due. $685. 50. taIes.
ETC .ss5 s.: 10 the plaintiff Tor tli.jeo.
By Joseph p. DAY.
eeTH ST. 200 /. n 5. isI "a A. 2sIloot:
.ty fat, schneider at o,y scssneH a,lsr 1,s E,
sci s. c65. SiC'i to the Iplsiair ,or ;ai.s9o
18TH ST. . T. &. i2J jth az. 25ts2: sly lof'
bldg Kins as Ella .is Baskagn sti a2 t,le. h% s,r
SAIL 20: n The city Real Estate Co. parry IN
Interest Tor $4,000
BY Charles 4 Berrian
sTH ST. go =. n :. 2i3s Avenue G. .t,t 2. oi
agt Fauni. Gutm4n It al. Weekes Bros. aitys
due s. i.O535s: taIes. etc. ssss 80 TAX hei.
$3.50 s.. prior mlgs. $4,000. 70 the paihun io'
S'-'''' Ry Daniel Gr,env,ld
tIrH ST. 6i7 r. n s. 243 Avenue p. 25rlo33.
sty tenmt. Uiih stores LAWYERS llts And ir.st
Il A NJ sttys. due So 766.s4. taxes. etc. sa06.oj
10 tho plaintiff for fl2.0
Al 520S Sd a'.
By Henry Brady.
TAYLOR Lv. s. 900 n Patterson Az. 2srlol 81
irreg. VIM Grosspetcr AIT sts1ier y. - a.
J ii Hndreth. atty. due. ttet30ii taies' etc
si9I =. 10 the plaintiff for $3.50.
i73D ST. 400 and 4ll =. s. - Webster a''
men, Corn Il Al. Wise a -. attys. due. W
Si4e4 tA1es. etc. Sis: prior mtg s4jOO; 10
the plaintiff for $4,000
By Joseph r. Day.
STORY LV. n = 305 Olmstead sv iooIzlo ~
Peter H,ndhode and 1no. VI Is McHugh auy,
due. 81 $50 65: tsIes etc. $4,000. 10 the piainun
Tor s. 900
New-York tribune., 1916-05-11

llngs at 500 and 692 West End av. from
Rosie Jacobs and the estate OF Dr.
George T. Jackson. respectively. These
properties form a plot 53Xl00 feet,
which IL was announced at the time OF
their purchase few weeks ago would
be improved with fourteen story
apartment hotel containing 100 rooms
and ll0 baths. with restaurant and
full hotel accommodations.
The Campsgna Company is also un-
derstood TO have purchased the TWO
dwelling houses at 263 and 200 west
93d St, adjoining the Luttgen plot, ana
owned, respectively, by william ~
Hall and Augusta Boehm. with these
included, the purchasers would have a
plot fronting 1873. feet on the street
and 1871 feet on West End av, the
northerly line of which is formed by
the Apthorpe Lane. thus assuring per
manent light on three sides for the
improvement.
Other sales follow:
WASHINGTON ST.-The Charles f..
Noyes Company sold for Henry Leer-
burger 10 John J. Burton, of Burton
Harris. for investment, 466 to 4f0
Washington St, an eight story ana
basement structure, on plot t0Nloo
feet. The building was recently mod
ernized. including the installation OF
two elevators and automatic sprinkler
system. II is leased 10 the Coastwise
Storage Company, at an aggregate
rental of $4,000. Mr.. Leerburger
held the property at s150,000.
BROOME ST.-The Cruikshank Com
pany has sold for cash the property 39S
Broome ST., owned by the New York
Life Insurance and Trust Company,
trustee. four story business build
ing. 25.6x1i7.10 feet. The buyer was
represented by 2. II. J. DAILY.
PEARL Cammann. Voorhees, &
Floyd have sold for Willard Roby the
two five story buildings, 1s7-lS9 Pearl
St. northwest corner of Cedar St,
35x71. The assessed valuation is
SAT 900.
PROSPECT AV.-The Podgur Realty
sold through A. L. Shapiro l,45l Pros
pect av.. a five story new law house. on
plot 50xlOO. facing Corona Park. The
buyer, James Mills, gave in exchange
.415 Franklin av., five story fiat, on
plot 34x949.
WATER ST.-John Gerken has sold
to Jay W. Becherer "a Water St, a
five story building, on plot 2711x35.9,
the northeast corner Of Broad
st. Mr.. Becherer is vice-president OF
the Coston Signal and Supply Company,
lessee of the property.
18TH SIT. P. Finneran and P. J.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-11
ARRIVED.

Lsanti.. CNorl Tanamo. Miy and canihoIi
q 70 the Atlantic Fruit Company with 'rui'' b"
Tnorsa 1Nor). Phnadelphia May 10 A. o.
Gov. lBrj TocopIila AprI II and cri,ob' 20 .;5 s3
"d,Si sSi.yI' Baenos Ayre, April S. Moni.yideo 10
81 q Lgfil Siib mg,, NJ l Bai p0is1" At 10 m, 9th
Majoren INor). Shields. April &C. TO the Kerr
steamship Company. in ballast Bar al 20 n.
Richard Co. with malls and mdse. Bar at
.ss American & Cuban steamship Line. with sugar.
Le Coz OBJ. nou.n AZ ADr i Is 2' to simpson
Hayans Havana May Z. 10 the Neg York Cuba
Mail Steamship Company. With 1870 pasenseS'
Princess Anne Newport News and Norfolk. 70
the Old Dominion steamship Company with mdse
ogaI s.:p,es - llorP = s. 81 Michael. April 2s. to Ben
ham < Boyesen. IN ballast Bar a. 10 4 NJ
Panama CristobIl May g. to tho Panam. RR IS
Lordena Gt4D. Genoa April Is and Gibraltar .,
the I,Alian Consul Consul l, Bsr at @ /. y, nv - h A.
st Ursula lBrl. Norfolk sandy Hook at sl7
jamestown. Newport News and Norfolk: 70 the Old
Dominion - Co. with mdse. quar- al 3 5j IN.
SAILED.
cri.tob.. crs,osal. Wentworth. tBr). St,
Nszsire. Inrersn lB-l. baltimore: yestnorse.
Nor D. Port Antonio: ItAlia Iiall. New Orleans.
camaggey. santiago; cssers llinl Nspss: n.. th, 2,
Geu0ya Qtll). Naples. Zuli,. Mayasuez Hsmil-
tor. Norfolk and NssDort News. Santa Maria.
InSefoy. lBu. HAufs1: Cherokee. Wilmington.
y g.. and Georseto~n. ;. G; Rooeri co'erdAle
lBrl London: orion ,swed, l., Bs'ce,9aS: ron
Tyler Norfolk and Newport News. Petrolite. Tunis
via Philadelphia Bermudian CBri Bermuda
New-York tribune., 1916-05-11
FIRE RECORD.

i.55-S5 Pitt 81. Abraham tnger. trifing
2ij-es-9S Prospect aT: Famont Garage Co
slight
4l5-js0 sth s-: Belmore Lunch Co trfins
TlO-l3 Roosevelt ST.; Charles X. sarielo' TN
fling
s.55-5e7 T. SD - Fred Ground: t-hnE
: s0-Eastchestcr Rd. between Pelham PARKWAY
and Gun nm Rd. Paul Vssceli: $500.
s20-g2 W 18Th ST.: Man Du BOis slight
S23-f50 Columbus AV Msry Moran. trinns.
10 .3i-77 Columbia ST. Mr. feldman. slight.
II .OO-j5 W 4Jth st.. Bass Warner. none.
PM
1.l5-ill Manhattan 81. John Nhsleni sisht
i.4J-s3 Norfolk st.. Benjamin Wilhelm & Go
slight. -
2.oo-Automobile In shop a. $50 Lemon U.. VIII
lam Anderson. tfiiing
e.2s-Auiomobile in front of ca Manhattan ST.
Augustus Davis. 500.
6.4J-76 Monroe ST.: VILE Meyer: trhing
65J-33I T.. 9th st. unknown. trining.
7.Oo-2s ". 25th St. Levine a Helm; trlhins.
$50 Pike - Max Abramowitz. tfifing
SlJ-ii2 Goth 81. J. Suegcl. $500.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-11
Records for Last Twenty-four Hours
and Official Forecasts.

Warrington May lO-Since Tuesday night the
northwest disturbance has moved from eastern
North Dakota 20 northern Lake Superior with un-
diminished intensity. and the precipitation resulting
therefrom extended from Minnesots and the upper
lake region eastward into New England. There
we're also Hight local rains I'm tho Tar northwest.
but elsewhere the country tho weather was
fair.
It is much warmer in m. lake region, ths Ohio
Valley and the greater portion of the South. and
cooler IN the plains states. tho Rocky Mountain
region and the northwest Freezing temperatures
and Killing frosts occurred Wednesday morning In
Nevada northern Utah. Idaho and the western por-
tons Of Wyoming and Montana
There will bo showers Thursday IN New Eng
land and the north portion Of the Middle Atlantic
district. followed by fair weather Friday. Over
River the weather will be fair Thursday and Friday.
lt will Be cooler Thursday IN the lake region. thu
Ohio Valley and Tennessee. and warmer IN New
England and the Middle Atlantic states followed
By falling temperature Friday.
storm warnings are displayed on the Great Lakes
and on the Atlantic coast from Delaware Break
water 10 Portland Frost warnings have been issued
for north and vest Colorado Utah. the northern
portions ot Arizons and Nee MEXICO. Oregon. Wash
inFon. Idaho. Montana. Wyoming. the Dakotas.
vest and south Minnesota. vest and central Iowa
Nebraska and north Kansas.
Winds for Thursday and Friday: North Atlantic
Strong southwest Middle Auantic-Fresh south
vest except strong on the Nev Jersey coast south
on south Florida coast East Gulf-Moderate
south. West Gulf-Moderate 70 fresh south.
Marked disturbance over Lake Superior moving east
northeast. southwest storm warnings Delaware
BreaN'aier 10 Portland upp-r Lskes-S,rong vest
and northwest winds Thursday with fair cooler
weather Lower Lakes-SouthWest 70 vest gales
Thursday partly cloudy and cooler probably
showers on Ontario. Storm central over north Lake
superior mOTtng etSi-northeasL Southwest storm
warnings lover lakes ard south Huron, changing 70
Itraa bal 1aLr
New-York tribune., 1916-05-11

J,nsn Cor.a and China Especially addressed
Sado MarI ,....................... TO day
hf"sn nlNw.,soni. '..cs Nay II
Japan, Cores China and Philipp.ne Islands
,ts.so mlIEmpress Of fAsia...........Msy IL
DawalD Japan. Corea, China and Phiippine
n mj~Cbina '''-.-..................M May Is
Japan Corea China and Philippine Islands
via seattle) lcloss at $50 ml-Hi"ih
o. o. o.
Hawaii samoan Islands. Australia teIcept
MestJ and specially addressed mail for New
n mI~'Sopom. --....................M May 10
Tahiti. Msrquesas Cook Island. New Zealand
eisco1 Gcio.e AZ II 20 . ml-Moana. 49,. May 10
Guam and Philippine Islands Via San Fran, -,
cisco) tclo5e Al II 80 p M u Transport Nay 81
Hawaii IN Islands. New Zealand and spe-
cially addressed mail for AUSTRALIA via
Vancouver and Victoria. @ teiose a.
$50 . ml-A1kura. ra........................J June
New-York tribune., 1916-05-11
DIR. RICHMOND FACES
MAIL FRAUD CHARGE
Philadelphia Rector Accused OF
Sending Menacing Letters.

Philadelphia, May lO.-Charged with
sending Threatening letters through
the mails with intention to defrsud,"
the Rev George Chalmers Richmon !,
who was recently stripped OF his
ecclesiastical powers by Bishop Rhine
lander. was held in $500 bail to-day by
United States Commissioner Long for
further hearing on Wednesday.
The complainant is E. Howard Neum-
er, member Of st. Johns Church,
where DR.. Richmond was pastor. Ac-
cording to Neumer, DR.. Richmond sent
two letters, one to Neumer and one to
New-York tribune., 1916-05-11

the Superintendent Of Pennsylvania
Hospital. where Neumer is employed
in which he declared his intention Of
giving a lecture relating 10 a term N
Sing Sing when Neumer was a prs
oner.
Neumer testified that DR.. Richmond
used this method 70 collect a certain
sum which the former rector declared
was owed to him because OF the cour,
costs in the trial before Judge Ferru.
son.
DR.. Richmond said that he had no in.
tention Of harming Neumer. but that h,
wanted 10 show the wonderful cony.r.
sion Of the former convict.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-11
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSH1PS
From The Tribune Buresu.l
Washington. MsJ 10.
ARMY

ARMY
SO much Of orders transferring following ofacers
10 regiments indicated a. directs To join regiments
70 which transferred suspended until furhef
orders. and those duty with regiments from
which they are transferred will remain Herewith
until further orders go,
capt GEORGE u. PRfTCfIARD, Jr., 10Th 10 l5th
Cav June % Capt. GUY CT slMAN, llth 10
18th Cav. June 8. Capt. AUBREY LlPPINtofI.
18Th 20 9Th cav. June s. capt. THEODOHk ".
TAYLOR. 5,h 70 9th Cav. June 2l First Lieut.
FRANK X ROSS 10Th 10 18th cav. Aug %
Second Lieut. JOHN T. LEWIS, 10th 70 18th Cav
June 6: Second Lieut.. JEROME W HOWE. 10Th
90 ith Cav June s. Col. LUCIEN q. BERRY.
ith TO lst =. A. MAY IL. capt; ELLIOT CALi-
ARC 10th 10 I'd Inf. MAY y: second Lieut.
LELAND s. DEy0RE lIih n 2jth Inf. May q.
First Lieut.. DWIGHT X sHURrLEfF. Ord. Dept.
from Sandy Hook Proving Grounds 70 San An
tonic as assistant TO Ord. officer. Southern Dept
Resignation First Lieut. ROBERT BURNS. Jr.. Med.
Res. Corps accepted.
First Lieut.. EDWARD DowDIE. Med. Res. Cors.
10 ~. ontario.
Resignation chap JEREMIAH A. LENEHAN. 9th
cav. accepted. 10 take effect Aug. l.
leaves n slscncc-Chap JEREMIAH A. LENEHAN.
th cav. June - 10 Aug. l. Act. Dent. Surg
JAMES g. MORNINGSTAR. months. First
Lieut.. LOUIS J.. PENDLETON. c. A. 4 months
relief from present duties
NAVY
L. Com. r. q. BARTHALow. detached San
Diego. IN Oregon. 49,
une. to Vermont
New-York tribune., 1916-05-11
Woman Beats Child; Jailed.

Mrs. Mary DAILY, 80, Of 2405 Second
Avenue, probably is aware this morning
that it is wrong TO throw ones three.
yesr-od son on the sidewalk and b.,,
him. Mrs. DAILY did this yesterday. ard
was sent 10 the worshouse for twenty
DAYS.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-11
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Saharg MAJ a-Kenkon M.ru No S Jap }. New
YORK via Port Natal for Hong Kong
KirkWall. May 5-Hellig olsv. DAM. New York
for do
Hong Kons May s-Euryo,tes. tBr.). New York
via - Lucia Port Natal. etc. for NlsdiTostok
Crstobsl MAy l0-Ciiy OF Naples (Brl. New York
for Vladifostok.
SAILED.
singapore May T-Ne.herby Hall lBrl, from
YokOhama. etc ,. New Nork
Barbados May s-Ro Pardo. tBrul. from
shields. May s-Arksnsp (D.n). New York
Balboa MAY i0-WakAss Marl Japl from New
Yorsl. shanghai. 9th. Westmcath (Brl iron
New Yorkl. Melbourne. Skipton Castle (Brl iron
Nex YORK;. Mania: Charlton Han iron New
York and Nodolkl. NladiTostok; veendyk Dutch
tfrom New York). san Francisco. etc
New-York tribune., 1916-05-11

$50 500 sth ar Hazel Hanover uininE
q.O0-iO00 . Lind sV John Hcynor. tpnlnE
g.gj-st gouth Washington square Daenu
Nlchele,ti trnns -,.,
at;-372 " 55th - William Wright; tfihlnr
qIj-tiS W Broadway, unknnsn, trininG
10 20 " 10Th a. Continental Garment Go. :.
trlning
New-York tribune., 1916-05-11

II, Com LOUIS SHANE. detached nsy recruiting
s,a,ion Pittsburgh 10 command Neptune -,
L. IS A sMEAD. detached oregon 70 na'
tanning '',i,en N,Npd,,; iSd' Ssv orleans, to
IT, 'I q. Vi.iO o. D. II STUART. detached Preston; to
I, ni' ~ 70 Go,p.' q r. MASON ds,,chsd Chester May
i5 to North Carolins .,. ,.,..,.a S,,,l
a. q o. T. S,,n a. sTMINGroIHi r,,1Iio. June 'H,'"'' Is.
II a. 81 y W TOD. detached Ns'.i Ae'ns'' 3
to washington. June iS an,, Z, eh,,s, navy
recruiting station. pittsburgh, ,ns Attached
Asst Ps5ms.ier. c. EDwAadpsp p,o@e,s,n. as'Snsn
~ T sANDLIN. detached Bslumore % r,,rs W
IyIDTI. detached Cleveland snmn,t,,u.sS VI, ~ dn
detached Yorktown: Mu,auoS' Mh,;SiSd Detached Jupi
,srq ,s,n'd ID p H0DApP, detached ozark. =.
WHITE. IT, detached Cheyenne, May 81 :, bom. M,
coIHotN. detached Aibstross. MJ 81 70 "0"'
Gun. s. 4. LOTUS. detached Tennessee 70 nam
cdSr boz" ! McLuES. detached receiving ship I"
Act P,y Cierk ]. y. sANNER. appointed
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED.
v,, s-N,cDonough al Hampton Road, ,.h. Lsh.
hsssee and IncS a. S''u'''"
w.n Col1mb,s' New Hampshire Ozark sno
r,,h..'cs at MampiGGn Sssn. nS1as; a. GSsnisnsmo
I,0c,s and Worien At Norfolk Yard
May iO-Bruius At CristoDaL
SAILED.
MAY s-Cusoa. Port su Punes sroost Tor
p,ocL I.lsnd. Hercules. Norfolk Tor lnllah n.s
,ng warrington MacDonough; southern ,,,,Diaa n,aI
Grounds ,or Hampton Roads. Ia,lah,s,se $50, Ham
Roads for sou;hern Drill ''ounuS'
Ton Roads for Newport r., o.. F,,,c,,co
May s-Albsny. Bremertol Tor san r o1s,t
A A..,h,s. Key West for Norfolk. toluinnls. ohsIH
snS Tsilahss,ec Southern Drill Grounds tor Tor
U.mp,on Roads: MscDonoush Hampton noSus ,o ~,
Xe,solk Ysrd. New Orleans BrcInert"h ,,IXX,
s..,ys. Inca, and Worden. Southern DlA
Grounds for Norfolk Yard.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-11
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
SHERIFF'S AUCTION SALES.

HENRY BRADY. Sherir's Auctioneer. sells
this Cay. Thursday, May lith. 1915. at
1880 o'clock In the forenoon. at No SIS
Riyington St. Stock OF Groceries. Cash
Register. Electric Coffee Grinder. Fixtures.
sc Goods must be removed Immediately
after the sale.
ALFRED. r. SMITH. Sheriff
CHARLES KRAMER. Deputy Sheriff.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-11

WIRELESS REPORTS.
g. x,r yo,k American Line ia5 miles east Of
Sandy Hook al A. EIpected 70 doch 'ni'
afternoon. IT.. ~..S-t.,
Time and distance not given. Erpected 70 oooA
Ia~
New-York tribune., 1916-05-11
MEETINGS..

THE iO0TH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ASfERI-
can Bible society will be held al the Bible House
Astor Place New YORK. on Thursday. May llth 1915.
al J 30 O'Clock p. NJ, pursuant 20 adjournment
HENRY o DWIGHT
= Recording Secretsgy
New-York tribune., 1916-05-11
The Bronx.
Alterations.
Manhattan.

Ay o. .v cor llfh 81. 10 4 .,y factory. Az u
and 18th 81: Realty Co. premises. owner. sey
mour a. Scheueward. Grand Central Terminal
architects. $1,000
The Bronx.
WEBSTER kv. $500. sty brick garage and
storage Ii34Iil3: Alfred DeFretas. on premises.
owner Charles Schaerer. ir. 4ol fremont Az
architect. g. coo