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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-10-10

plate when he tried to stretch it into
a homer. No runs; one hit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-08
LAWYERS SON BURNED
IN YACHT EXPLOSION
He and Two Companions Fight
Fire, Then Swim Ashore.
fR, Telegraph IN To Tribun, J


Bridgeport, Conn, May Thomas
J. Falls, I'd. ffteen-yesr-old son Of
Thomas J. Falls. a lawyer, OF New
York, and Vice President Of the United
States Reclaiming Company. was scrl-
ously, but not fatally. burned this
afternoon when his fathers yacht,
Kowtow. flagship Of the Milford Yacht
Club, caught fire and burned almost TO
the waters edge. His companion
Thurland Chattaway, OF Milford, and
a negro cabin boy, were also burned.
The three boys wcre aboard the
yacht in the Sound. near Mr.. Falls's
summer home, when spark from the
engine Jared into the gasolene. In the
small explosion that followed. the boys
were burned. but despite this, they
fought the FIRE and suffered additional
burns.
Person. on shore turned in an alarm
AMI tho Fort Trumbull and Milford hre
departments responded, but too late to
save the yacht, all but the bare hull OF
which was DESTROYED.
Young Falls, who /, student at the
Taft School, in Watertown, jumped
overheard with his companions and
avian ashore. distance of 100 yards,
without difficulty.
The loss OF the boat amounts TO
90 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-08
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

LET YOUR REST PAY FuR YOUR Hoxn
B.s, fnsncial plan explained By County Hsos
League, No 20 Vest SD 81. Dept Pess
nes Mad So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-08

way in the House this week. While
the conference report on the army in
crease bill will he up tomorrow IL only
temporarily displaccs the pending
land bank measure.
The naval programme will he shaped
finally in tho House naval committee
on Thursday The other essential fca
lures Of tho big naval appropriation
bill have been virtually agreed TO.
The Porto Rican bill 10 provide a
new form Of government for the
island has been shclvcd temporarily
The Senate expects 20 pass tho
Bankhcsd bill 90 provide Federal aid
for good roads tomorrow or next
day. and then TO take IN the Si3 900.
Oo0 river and harhor bill, which will
be fought stuhhornly by some Of tho
minority members.
Considerable time probably will he
devoted this week 10 executive SOS
sions on the nominations Of George
Rublee 70 the Federal Trade Commits
sion and Louis n. Brandeis 10 tho
Supreme Court. Mr.. Rublee's name
after six months in committee. has
been reported for confirmation sec
ond time. and Senator Gallinger has
announced that he intends 10 main
tain his objection 10 confirmation on
personal grounds.
The Judiciary Committee will meet
tomorrow TO consider the Brandeis
nomination and 20 hear letter from
President Wilson urging confirmation
Of the appointment. II ~ believed
that the letter will serve AZ least 10
force action OF some kind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-08
PRINT CLOTH WORKERS
GET 10 PER CENT RAISE
10000 Benefit-Market Tension
Over-Prices Still Firm.

Fall River. May =. The print cloth
markets we're moderately active last
week. Some of the buyers were IN
Guest Of special supplies 20 fill their
orders. and in some instances they
found that the markets were pretty
we'll cleaned up Of any surplus stocks.
There are some mills carrying small
stocks on hand, but these goods could
be disposed Of easily were manuiact-
urers willing 10 do so.
Some mills are keeping their goods
for higher prices. The demand for the
week covered multitude OF styles,
both wide and narrow goods figuring IN
the transactions. The prices are firm.
and those buyers who expected 10 To-
cate soft spots in the market were
much disappointed. Sateens and twllls
have sold in good quantities, and some
Of the prices which have been secured
for these goods will net the mills hand
some profits. The call for narrow
styles is not active. although this dlvl-
sion OF the market is by no means dull.
Most Of the print cloth mills have gone
of narrow goods, mostly wanted by
printers, and on this account Fall
River mills cannot be considered q mar
row goods centre for print cloth yarn
goods.
Fine goods mills continue 20 DO
very active business. and there are few
mills that can take on additional bust
ness 10 be delivered before the eypira-
ton OF ten weeks. Some mills are sold
up for several months ahead. and these
concerns cannot even consider addi-
tional orders even at attractive prices.
The feature Of the week was granting
the 10 per cent advance in wages 10
the 10000 operatives in this city; the
agitation caused considerable uneasi-
ness IN textile centres and now that
this contingency has been overcome
mills ought 20 be in a position to
return 70 normal business conditions.
The week closed with the demand for
goods moderate and prices well main
tanned. The following are the quota
tons: 2S-inch, 64x64, 4hc nominal;
2S-inch, 64x60, &c nominal; 27-inch,
e4-60. 3Bc; 27-inch, 56x56. 3 9-16c; o.
inch, 56x52. 37-16c: 3Sh-inch, 64xG4.
5%c, and 39-inch, 68x72, che.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-08
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Carries German mai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-08

cortursr ~ -. es . Grand a. .sEloo' ~
6httst l. Reda.id AT Amelia " Bo.ftmAn
T. b ,. i!5o9 b, 'I ,3,,s, h 0'''n re- '''
',.'osf 80 q II u 9sth ., $50 ; ~
~ ,cS mi snd sore. N.rssrsi A ao0.;a "a. az :
Lsnnon ct = Nc A,ciI Il. va .aI..' &c. g..
5sT?S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-08

9th ST 2Os L. = la "a ~. 2stloo4 "y
teorot. & Schneider AT Amelia W Sch.nct et
a. Gross q sredsna. sfJs: I Busheh. re-
due g. 055. sub 90 two pTor mtss. assreTaiing
81 600
faTH ST = y 3 res SIN AZ sty lofr and
store b.dE - King agt Ella Blackburn n al
II swain stty J. Richter. re-. due. fj6.25t.2@
iaIes etc S2i1l.20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-08
Accepts Bill Making Gov
eminent Operation a
Temporary Matter.
FEDERAL CONTROL
FIVE YEARS ONLY
Now Measure To BE Reported
To-day Will Have Support
of Conservatives.

Warrington. May President Will
-, bss eapi,ulated to the conservative
,~,s Of his party on the ship purchase
MI and hiss sgrced 20 make govern
rs,t ownership IN the shipping bust
ass only 3 temporary emergency mat
-, instead Of a permanent policy.
The modified bill. as IL will be re-
,ors6 with the Presidents approval
,-om the House Merchant Marine Com
r,..ee tomorrow. will provide that five
80 after the conclusion OF hoStilitieS
I, Tv-ope the government shall get out
- The shipping business. No further
hesitation will be needed 10 end the
s,yerrment ownership after FIVE years.
AZ planned BY the Administration
set wear and as proposed at trst this
vssr' the Federal shipping board would
tsve been launched on its business
ss-esr with S5O.O00.O00. and could have
zone on operating as long as its money
lasted or il could get appropriations
from Congress.
In making this radical change the
President abAndons support OF the
progressives and government owner
sbjp men o. both houses Of Congress
and makes an appeal 70 the numerically
lsrse conservative class Even the Re
pubican members of the House COM
nlttee will not oppose the bill as re-
ported tomorrow.
Kitchin Promises Support.
By limiting government operation Of
vessels 10 FIVE years after the close Of
the European war the committee has
won the majority leader, Mr. kitchin,
and other influential Democrats 20 sup
port the bill Mr.. kItcnin promised 20
take the floor in favor of Il and pre-
dieted its passage. Ship owners. who
made hard fight in the committee
against "the government going into
business by operating ships also have
expressed themselves SIS pleased over
the important change.
The bill is destined 10 meet with
more favor in the Senate than did the
ship purchase measure last session,
which was fibustered 20 death by a
small group Of Democrats who joined
with the Republican minority. There
are az least three new Democratic SEN
stors who will support the measure and
revolters of that session viii not be
able 20 block the bill. Senator Clarke,
OF Arkansas, who led the bolt, has said
that he might accept the measure in re-
vised form.
81 really don't think IL makes much
difference whether the time Of opera
ton is limited" Mr.. Alexander said.
because don't believe the govern
ment ever will have 20 buy any Of
these bonds When private capital
comes 70 understand this measure I
feel that it will subscribe generously
70 the stock
Rural credits will have the right OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-08
FIGHTS N. Y. C. ON GRADES
Thirteen Organizations File Answer 10
Roads Objections 10 Bill

Roads Objections 10 Fill.
On behalf Of thirteen important
civic organizations. Miles ". Dawson
has filed with Mayor Mitchell an an
swer to the arguments contained in
the memorandum Of Ira Place. vice
president OF the New York Central
Railroad, opposing the Ellenbogcn bill.
The measure provides for the climina-
tion Of grade crossings along the Cen
trail tracks on the West Side.
"The reason for the strenuous OBJ
jections on the part Of the railroad
company against this bill are plain.
Mr.. Dawson's memorandum says. at
does not wish 10 surrender the ad-
vantage II has had in all its negotia-
lions with tho city,. II does not
wish 70 be placed in the position OF
being required either 20 sbnte It's
nuisance without obtaining any add
tional rights or TO provide for the
performance Of its public functions in
a manner agreeable 10 the public in
terest."
The bill is awaiting signature by the
Mayor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-08
R.roms.er Readings.

m....e9Hll p. 1911 . m..-.-s' 70
Humidity.
o . %, ~ 6 p m ............. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-08
PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BIZ RECEIVED BY
fhe Board 81 water supply. at It's oifices
,aenty-r.cond floor. Municipal Building.
park ROW. Centre and Chambers streets
Sen York CITY. until ~ A. NJ. on Tuescay
May 9. 1915. FOR Contract AZ. for furnish
ing and installing Pilot connections. valves.
stufruz boxes and sppurtenances for con-
trolling riser valves IN the shafts OF tho
Cuv Tunnel o. the Cstskil Agueduct, In
New York city.
At the above place and time the bids
will DO publicly opened and read Pam
phlets containing Information for bidder,
and contract drawings can be obtained at
tho above address al the once Of TIE Sec
re.Ary. b. dspositing the sum of ten DOL
lars 900 IN cash or its equivalent for
zach pamphlet For further particulars
apply 20 the ofnce 81 the Princip pal A.
sistant Engineer az the above address
CHARLES STRAUSS. President
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
john T. CALVIN,
Commissioners OF the Board OF water
GroRGE FEATHERsToNE. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-08
THE WEATHER REPORT
Records for the Last Twenty-four
Hours and Official Forecasts.

Washington. MAY T-Tns Northwest disturbance
has novel rapidly southeastnard and there are two
centres OF depression tonight, one over Eastern
Minnesota with Increasing and one over Western
Kansas. with Apparently decreasing tendency.
Thus fn the only precipitation sttsadLng this dls-
turbsnce n no shape ~ locsl showers u slon
tsnA srd thunder showers 10 Southeastern Mime
To'a and along the A-Nebrsskan boundary An
other disturbance u marked character Is near The
north Pacific Coast accompanied by rains and h.sh
winds in Western WashirT;ca
Conditions $50 we're unsettled from he upper
Ohio vAiey ard lower iaEs rezion eastward. and
showers occurred quite generally o7er this Area
Elsewhere the weather VH fair
Low temperatures prevailed SUNDAY morning r-zt
q the Rocky Mountains witn the loves, May read
ings Of record 81 tns saram@,;o VALLEY. and to
nigh, the temperature fan extends eastward over
northern districts TO Western Minnesota snd ths
Missouri River Over tho central plains states mo
Southwest. tho Mississippi and Ohio vsilrr ard the
South high temperatures continue. while IN The east
upper lake ana tho lover lake region and the mid
die Atlantic states n is considerably cooler
There viii be showers and probably tnunaer
storms MONDAY or Monday night IN the upper laks
region. and MONDAY night or Tuesday in tho ONO
valley and lover lake region. accompanied ty fai-
irg temperatures ~ the Atlantic and Cur states
and Tennessee me weather VIII DO generally fair
MOndav and Tuesday. With temperatures falling i1
Tennessee and mo Io1hern portions q Slsss-ip pi
and Alabama and rising IN tho interior oi ihe MID
die Atlantic district Storm warnings gre displayed
on Ves. Lake superior and nOrh Lake Michigan.
Frost warnings hsVs been ordered FER Montana.
wyoming the western portions o, the Dako;as.
Northeastern Nebraska and the high districts Of
Utah
Winds Tor Monday and Tuesday: North Atlantic
and middle Atlantic moderate variable south A.
lartic east Gulf ard west Gulf, moderate south
upper lakes moderate 20 fresh south winds Monday.
shifting 10 northwest Michigan and west superior
and becoming strong. fair. except probably sho"eH
on north Michigan ard west superior. i0wer iAAer'
fair weather disturbances over Minnesota moving
cast: northwest warnings west Superior and north
Michigan
storm warning, AdvSn-y northwest storm VAN
ings ordered 10 p. m. western Lake superior ara
northern Lake Michigan. Disturbance over htsteIii
Minnesota moving cast. strong northwest Winds
Monday western Superior. and southwest. shEtis 70
northwest. on northern Michigan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-08
Salesman. 60, Drinks Acid.

s. Albert Weinberg. sixty. piano
salesman. committed suicide in ms
room in the Hotel Albert. Eleventh
Street and University Place. YESTERDAY
by drinking solution Of carbolic acid.
Weinberg registered there three years
acc. giving no previous address. II ~
thought that he had relatives in Bos-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-08
HELP WANTED.
Female.

Wanted, to-day, at ii
o'clock, for the First Ma
tional Motion Picture Ex-
position, Madison Square
Garden, Main Entrance,
three hundred beautiful
girls with talent and motion
picture faces to register at
the New Talent Contest
Booth. Must bring photo
graphs and be ready to re-
hearse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-08
FIRE RECORD.

y ij-2& A. A NJ k,psls. irnins
230-96l W i1ih Al. = Litfs t1finE
s30-24is ~ az Mott lion Works. irhlinS
3lj-l37 W 2jth e.. Reisman. RGhmtn a
soo-N = ii;th 81. " Ron i-inlns
0S-i0l Allen a. Abrams A Delli.. nons
3 20-Fooi ~ = -sth A.. boat ~ Department ~
tha-ifes unknown.
2 90 200 Madison Az. unknown $500
% "
u 20 O-rha.d ~ " Hir'chnt7 TIMING
o fo-C1- 5fh s.. T.. We!rNtin. trflns
s.-0-les Clinton g.. 4 kuryer. triflng
E.lS-Sn0 T. lff'h A.. T Te'0si. frfls
asst f2sih a.. = DE G'agolo. t-iflns
5O-f5a y qsth 81 srinue-. sl2
% q GOO 2 loom a.. 3 Bsngllne, ,f'lue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-08
COUNTRY BOARD.

A GTNTrM,N'S HONE II TIIE ATTRACTIVE
,lnts. %, Old saytrook Conn. Will - openei
% 70, cive 'sg quests sho drfs plenani
reyfl. toirlnz p.ies 'or n. sumner references
exchanged.
Addres. Boz as. sayeroo. CoaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-08
Baseball Spectator Hit; Dies.

While watching boys in the street
play baseball. Vincenzo Occhipitto.
twonty.eight. OF 407 East Twelfth
Street. was struck on the left breast by
the ball He died from a ruptured
heart yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-08

Japan Corea and China specially ADDRESSED
onlyl Wis Seattle lclose a. 9 70 , nj
ssdo Msru ...- ..... ........ .....-..-.. NAY il
n nl-M,i,51i. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. May n }
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-08
ARRIVED

cn,ins ral.. Peru. ApnI IS Bs'eo. . ud
crisioSsi a. TO D 7 Warden. with oil Bar at
Kiosierfcs tNorl Fowey April 20. 70 Benh,m
poyssen viih china clsv Bar a. 70 M a..
yens1lA ~, Bordeaux April IS. 10 James y"
Eisen q CO. Bar a. 40 m -, -
Vera Cruz 40 ard Havana MAY g. 20 the Companii
Trss,t!sn;ics, Nth ndse Bar a. $40 an.
Fl Vale Galveston Msy ]. 70 the Southern Pa
enc Co. with miss Quar- At SEQ N o,.
Chesapeake. Baltimore n the New York bth
more Transport alton Corporation. With mise. GUAR
caracas. l.. Guayrs April q. Puerto csoello %.
curacao 90 snd San Juan MAJ Z. 20 Bus paie''
Arhoy ,Sori Massillsn April IS. to Punch Edge
Cricaei' 81 Andrse, By 20 SEWN B1ant.
Richmond. Gsorse,oVsn $ c. May T. to the Al
'sntic Coast Lumber Corporation. Win 4umuei
Quer a. IS " .
Flon1el tBrl 81 Joons Nay s. 70 Bonnhf q
CO. With mslls and mdse Bar a. 80 ? m 4.
Apache. Jacksonville May and CharlesOn = -
the Clyde "a 60. with rndse quar- a. 2.s3 , M
Madison Newport News .nd Norfolk. 70 me 90
DGminlon IS Co. Win nd'e o guar At I'2 an, M &,
IAci. 80 Ia the Lucksnbseh s. GO. with mdse.
Hi1doo CBri. hun Apnl "a. 70 sanderson Son.
Merico. HavAns 20 he Neg YORK and Cuba Nal
50 co. with mails snd md'e. qr"aniine a. 90
s.ml,sd tBslsl. Rotterdam April p. . the A,
laatlc Transport Line win mdse Pi''ed f''e i''AN'
a. $50 ? U. .,,r,
s,tiD. Houston Marie al Giorgio 'NTl Port
Anto1io. ~ PAso Galveston R0I0ursh lbrl; 10.
-erdam. C0nuche fBrl. London; hng hsahon
tNorl Havre Poyuesia tNo-l A7onmoi,n ps.s
p,Vkhead fBri Balboa: George warren, "a
teuas Iancsstrian lBrl. London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-08
PIANOS.

FROM FACTORY TO YOU.
PIANOS. FACTORY Prices. 500 TO S2s.
ret cash Player f1auos. flTi - f-2i. III 50 .ith
YOU aud LEI you select instrument G-t fsctory
guarantee Wrie or call GRAND UNION SEWING
MACHINE And PIANO co. IL West 18th 50
Tel chelsea jl3l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-08
Shipping Information and
Marine News of the World

Japan Co,ea China Ard P5illpptn. Islands
WA Vancouver and Victoria @ tciose
al $50 . m)-Empress a. Asia. ......... MAY /,
Hawaii Japan. Corea CHINA and Philippine
nmlDcbin. .-................ May is
MAJ ~ '..-.......- Nay II
Hawaii samoan Is.ands AUSTRALIA teIeert
Resil and specially addressed mall Tot SeN
- nimsono1s, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. May 10
Tahiti Msrquesas. Cook Island. New Zealand
S,.coI eeic.s a. N 30 mj-sioana. - MAY 0
Guam and Philippine Islands wa san iran =,
cisco) tcoSe A. II 20 y nj. u Transport May 81
HawAl III Islands New Zealand and spe
cisly addressed mail for AUSTRALIA VA
Vancouver and yictoda @ tclose
20 m)-Mskurs .......... '.'''' Juhe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-08

STNOGRApHER or Oliver iypist familiar With
diga-irg Machine. experienced. good education
fosIurcg re-essarv. high school or college
rsllV- Address Boz Loo. y Y. Tribune. 10
Ntsss1 e.. New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-08
CARPET CLEANING.
MULTIGRAPHING.

luITTCRAPH IYPEwRIrrES LETTERS. soc
I'll 20: 900, .l.T5: 1000. 50 GEO. b
WEATHERFoRD. 10 Broadway (Eduitsbls blisJ
Room l5l. Rector tst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-08
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

Crts.ob.l MAJ --Casmsre-. Neu YORK. hioo
1nrl NeV YORK f0- Singapore. Snpion 'sstle
tBrj Nes York for Hong Kong: Wesimeah lbfl'
o.cs-h.m. MAJ 6MCorning New orleans and New
York
Inodon. MAY s-MagoiA N-s York
Co1u,nbo MAY 5-Chimu IBID. NeF fTs
AieIlndra MAY S-Lsssel. Ner YORK.
SAILED
Ilr.rrool MAY 6-PhuAie,phiA NsE York.
Rurnes Ayres NAV 5-Biornsuerns Bjorrsrn tNorl'
Ser No-E
shields Mas s. Ciemsis tBrl. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-08
Forecasts for Special ccmmunltl".-t"tefn M"
YORK Eastern Pennylvsnla. Delaware and Ne"
Inr,sA faIr "a. haa. 10. m nrfoN falr and Narmg

Nor,isn New England. partly cloudy and cooler
70 dsv. e1cep, IN Eastern Maine TO MORROW prob
ably far. warmer interior
Southern New England. fslr to-dN to-norr0~
fair. warmer interior 49, 80,
MARYLAND District o. Columbia. NiFgims Noflh
and South Carolina Georgia. Florida. Aahsna
Louisiana Mississippi and Tennessee. fair to-day
and tomorrow
Western New York fair to-day warmer nor,hcrn
portion. 10 morrow probably thunder showers sn1
cooler.
Texas fair TODAY. lower temperature. to-morro"
fsir. risng temperature iu north
Local 0fncal Record The following official record
from the Weather Bureau shows tho changes IN me
temperature for The lass twenty four hour. in com
n,-i,on with thn Commanding dAte % last ycs--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-08
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


United STATE, Coas, and Geodeue sufreyJ
spnri.. .i 10 MON rses "a. m b. "
e'ineef 6.ss Moon sets .. m Il ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-08
INCOMING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY
Vessel From. Naii-a
p pa.ira' S.t,.'ta Como, CiAr,l,sr - April "a
hsHia - % 80. ,f.-.,,,s, a. JYan Msy 3
MaticO-Hsgtna ......-... , 49,
- ihu,H u, . ..- .,s,,,h Nav s
~. ~. 'o-iesrs ......... May 3
TUESDAY. NAY ..
49,. D.. ft-,c, co,o- U.ran. . MAJ 5
,ehaSar f,ctsor,ine Che-iesfn1 ......... MAY :
LGmpasas- Mobile. Tampa. Key West ....-.- MAY ,
WEDNESDAY. MAY 10.
csli,ornia-Clnzcv. Liverpool ........... May !
THURSDAY. NAY II.
New York-ilVerpool. ........+.- Apt -
Arifan's-Santd Mara. Coon. hi1ss@ 600 pay
CITY o.. C0umbus-SaSannah ....-....- MAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-08
AUCTION SALES.

NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT PURSUANT
70 sections a0l ani 201 q the Lien Law. Tiers
vii b. sold a. public auction 20 r1e highest oitf,f
Cariard service Company, 2oS Wet ssh ttre~s
ll1rol.sh = Nanhatal. C1ty o, NsS y ora. a. Ten
o'-io.r- boz the forenoon - thar day. certain
thaifaers 1910 seven passenger model J. nuneer
es5S 40 horsepo~ss automobile for The account ~
Isc,o sch~srz. q q 81 Nichols Avenue. Ssv
GARLAND SERVICE COMPANY
b. JOHN A GARLAND. Proc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-08

Hlsbes, tsmpcr,iur, yesterday O. degrees q" 3
, ~, . Lowest IS at $40 = M; average ~ COZ
rssp,0diug date last year. so. sSorAse ior core
sDonding date lest thirS three years. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-08

4 FINE COLLECTION or POSTAGE STAMPS
.u D. sod a. the Iosc,O1 club. . las al
st. o. MAY and ? e p
WALrER I SCOTT. Aasioosf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-08
Alterations.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. e cor Iieer'y . 70 an ny 49, eSsA
and ono, bldg Guaranty Trust 90 pt,ns, soe
cro.s a cross. Z Attn 81 trehiiecn' s-s'vVV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-08

i,.,t tsr,ssSt.-Fsir n dsy. n morrow fair a.
s-,ncr. moderate south and southwest winds
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NEW JERSEY.
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New York property. owner Boz 10. Tribune.
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