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New-York tribune., 1916-05-09
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Appolntmsrt, a. Prcb,tion"y P.treim.aLM', :
sh's. Grp, VIZ 'g.1 ,ds.s 70 ,sn@s Mnsn ,Sa 6a0 p,,
/ clinton assigned In training school
Trsn,f.r i ?. N. NAV $ Pimn Adolph z,nkl
sstb assigned 10 clerical duty temporary assign
/ ment ss station house attendant discontinued s
m. May >: Idwnd CouItney S1th 10 $50
Posers. itsth to sd. Philip ouell, itsih 10 lsih
Alfred A Walsh 18TH N l7lst aSired 70
/ mounted duty Bicycle Ptlmn John = Penor,'
lIed to ii5d Mid Ptlnn. Frank s. Monde io'h
Temporary AuIsnm.nb -Deu,s. Charles A. wiI
iop 1SbS9y s1, l. 70 How. ,e Fam T. to orcc of First Dep
uiy Commissioner. 20 DAYS. a m. MAY : serE
Richard MeCsules 2i, p,,rS 10 II ,,r.. ~ Wsrs 2un 81
I and Ambrose " Jayne. ltjth. to Marine Div. 20
/ days D m. MAY 10. Thomas J. Nelson. itth.
,.:n. ,0@ Of nGS,s s,sndaS iSn'a on SICK rppor Ew%d p
| Hslpn. lSsth. Bureau Of becord'' 10 DAYS.
a m. NAV $. To training school from pre'inc,,
| " Tricc. lth: Frederick ". schns snd Oscar
stewart s,h J,mes Kent r. a:d E.T E.leT ts Nir Iosa
carroll. 7ath James =. Clarke. 2S3d To training
| school from commands Indicated; day from .
g n, d,,s Nay J.mss y slS"s wsnhsm Isd Jane, j. Farrell
i2d Patrick J. Darcy. elst August Hnmraln' ~
P,i,ss P.Dis I1T'i M.r." i,sh G T%om s%l Meoal,n
i5Oth: William X CleaIer. l6oth; Frank y tursy'
:!h J.me' Fireman. .,5th I,,n.s R,,.s cnnsy DS1sry
Idn Is, 1rsd Al2: d. j. I:r,%.S cnoTd franc e. Tim
othy ]. Ir1dy, Blluko. ~ f..r,
norsry' from commands indicated, duty In r.id.d
premises, IOI5 a m. May 4: Ptlmn. = j.. N.Y.. hssly.
M NoTaan' 2fSth: u G. Gardner. Traffic A.
Leaves et Absence without pTl-Itlmn; q n
Brown. 18th. day. I p m, May ~ Oh loui;
/ dly l2 0i a m. MAY 81 c; Burxnsru., s,.n'
d.y. . m. May l5i P. Mshet. Zsth dCs. .
m MAY s; A ". Fucker. SD, day m
MAY Q: M l. Fitzpstrck ssh; DAY. ls'ot = u:
Msy q Z, S Btosn. 1881 day ap ap n 1.F Nay s,cb
i5ith. i dsy. |. m, MAY W. A. Ward Ward ie;,n' S,n
day . m. MAY I: J. V. Dawson. l''th' d'S'
fum PAY WIN. on Sick Rspcr-Ptlmn. D J.
Killzne 9s3d. il3o p. m, Feb 20 10 noon
Dismissed a55 p m, May 0-PtImn Nc
Tvoy 18th: charge. Feb II lpre'erred wmle a.
fached 10 i3dl. conduct preiudldtl To punlc pes.e
and welfare good order. efficiency and disciphne,
violation Of rules and neglect Of duty; without
cause or provocation struck streetcn CONDUCTOR;
arrested charged gih disorderly conduct ana nnoi
$40 O. n 40 r { 4,
Lmendmenti.-PMagrsph :. o. 10. v ~.
Amended AZ follows. SO much transfers Ptlrnn
A 3 kehoe l53d to 18th. amended 70 sean
70 10th Assigned bicycle duty. so much a.
transfers Pilmn J. = Murphy. l6lth 70 l1o,n; Is
.meuded 10 rad assigned 10 bicycle duty lo.M'
40 much as transfers Ptlmn. J. J Cro~ley. IsV,n ..
ir.nsfsrs Ptlmn &. W Jones. lIith 70 it3d;
amended 10 read assigned TO bicycle duty. l1fu
Re,oca ations-So much OF Paragraph J. D - ~,
c as transfers Ptmn. Flanagan. ! ~ 20
ls5d Is revoked: So much OF Pnasriph l. . w.
IO3 & S a. relates TO Ptlmn A. G hckerly' ";
iJsd. y T. Nelson. lTist. and J. J. Cridlsnd ana
" W OBhen. l12d Is revoked
New-York tribune., 1916-05-09
Marjorie Finds Day in
Connecticut Filled
with Thrills.
HOUR" CAMPAIGN
CLOSES IN GLORY
Thousands Honor Founder or
Fund Begun with Dime TO
Build u. s. s. America.
From s,.r Correspondent, Of The Tr,bup.

From Stsr Correspondent OF me lr'nuhN
Norwalk. Conn, May s.-Marjcrie
Sterrett was a little blaze of glory to-
night. The celebration here brought
out thousands of citizens of this patr'-
otic city to sec the Battleship Girl and
pledge their support to the L. ;. >
America. -,
The festivities were arranged by Ed
wa~d J. Thomas. business manager OF
\. .alk's leading newspaper, ne
Hour" and went off without a hltch,
while hundreds packed the Regent Inc
atre. where the film defence or Irib-
ute? was shown. Hundreds OF other
citizens crowded the streets without
and listened TO the band concerts pro-
vided by "The Hour
Day Filled with Thrills.
TODAY was full of thrills for the
Rattleship Girl. She was introduced
by Mayor Charles A. Hsrstrom. She
met Porter Emerson Browne, General
Russell Frost and other leading citi-
zens. Charles II. Dilworth. secretary
of the Norwalk Chamber of commerce
Thomas A. Skelly and W. o. Mclean
of "The Hour" met here at the traln'
and escorted her TO the theatre. .
In a specially decorated oox OF
honor with the Mayor and Marjorie
was little Miss Helen Canter, the Nor
walk girl who gave the hrst dime 10
"The Hours" fund, and Miss Eudora
HYATT, who contributed the trst ten
cents to The Tribune from NorwalK.
Each of the girls received huge bas,
ket of roses, the gift of the schooi
children of Norwalk. .,
This was the last day OF The
Hours" Battleship Fund, and the cam
paipn closed with the evenings second
performance at the Regent Theatre.
The crusade, which has been on Tor
about a month, was thus ended with
honor. 3,
Marjorie Sterrett arrived in Norwalk
at 3:15 this afternoon. She was pre-
sented at the close of the 2 o'clock
matinee and again at the opening OF the
special 4 o'clock matinee by Mayor
Harstrom TO those who witnessed the
preparedness film.
She was introduced at the Z o'clock
performance by the Rev. j. Penton
Werner and at the o'clock show "
President Arthur c. Wheeler of the
Hour Publishing Company. The benefit
shows this afternoon and evening at
the Regent Theatre made fitting eli
max TO a worthy movement Of the last
month that has now enlisted the sup
port of over 1000 readers Of THE
Hour"
To-day's demonstration here is nota-
Bile. as il was the second which this
paper has sponsored within two weeks.
"The Hour" is the fifth ranking news
paper of Connecticut and first of this
city in point of contributions forward
ed to the Battleship Fund. according to
last Sundays official statement.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-09
PELHAM 81" CONTRACT LET
r. 8. c. Gives Out Lexington subway
Extension at $2,os3,s77.

After FIVE months OF negotiations the
Public Service Commission. with the
approval of the Board Of Estimate, yes
terday signed the contract for the con
struction Of the Pelham Bay Park eic-
waited extension Of the Lexington Ave
nue. subway. The contract - let 10
Lawrence G. MANUEL for s2,063.S77. II
comprises CO about four miles Of elevated
line, beginning at Whitlock Avenue,
near Bancroft Street, in The Bronx,
and extending north over Whitlock
Avenue 10 Wcstchester Avenue, near
Eastern Boulevard, and thence out
Westchester Avenue to Pelham Bay
Park.
when opened the line will afford
easy access 10 the park and to big
district in the northeastern part OF The
Bronx, now unserved by rapid transit
lines. The contractor has about six
teen months in which to complete the
contract.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-09

sevcnty-fve cents each and get new
book. which they are TO sell In like
manner. When these terms have been
complied with the purchaser is given
twenty-five subway or IL tickets"
". r. Beakey. of the Intcrborough
secret service. said that he had re-
ceivcd and investigated ono complaint
against tho concern. Eve have no
4ction against them" he said. I'VE
find that the subway tickets are pur-
chased in lots Of less than s. at vari-
Gus stations. They pay full value for
the tickets TO the lnterborough Com
psny. The endless chain system used
by the promoters is familiar 10 our
Investigators.
zone of our mon who called AZ s25
Sixth Avenue. was offered tho oppor-
tunity 20 become representative or
the company II he would pay fifty cents
for each book Of coupons. The man
sger refused TO do any business
through the mails"
Il was said AZ tho Office Of District
Attorney Swami that no complaint
against tho ticket scheme had been
made
New-York tribune., 1916-05-09
And Something Like so
Per Cent Profit for
Seller, Too.
ECONOMIC TICKET co.
HAS ENDLESS CHAIN
II Costs a Dollar TO Jump In
and Three Friends 10
Pull You Out.

"lf we had some crackers we'd have
some crackers and cheese. II We had
some cheese" a wheeze OF uncertain
age. contains the main business nrin-
ciple Of the Economic Ticket Company,
operating at sos Sixth Avenue.
To the prospective customer tho
alert young manager might say: of
you have dollar we'll give you TWEEN
ty-fve subway tickets for twenty-five
cents. IL you have three friends who
will join an endless chain Of coupon
holders"
But the manager is not so brief IN
the explanation Of his general offer
TO reduce the cost Of transportation
by 500 per cent After the caller,
lured by the bargain offer in Inter
borough tickets, has climbed to Room
Is, on the second floor, the transaction
becomes a monologue by the young
man who represents &C. A Murdoch
the name on the door.
Eyes, sir, you want 70 hear about the
ticket transaction ?" he begins, running
to q roll top desk that is inhabited
only by few books Of coupons. "Well,
here we are. Now listen carefully, be-
cause ! want you 10 understand now
we do this business. II We were not
making q profit you would have per-
feet right 20 be skeptical, but-say'
listen
One Begins by Paying a Dollar.
"You begin by paying US a dollar for
this book of coupons he continues,
waving the small gray booklet before
the customers eyes. Now, wnen you
get this book. what do you do? Why'
go out among your friends and dls-
pose of each of these three coupons
for twenty-five cents. You get me
you pocket the seventy-fve cents
which sets you back only twenty-five
on the transaction. That's simple
isn't il?
"Well. now here's the next step.
Each one Of your friends comes down
mere TO see US and redeem the coupon
by paying seventy-hve cents more.
Then we give each one OF your friends
a book Of coupons. After they have
all cashed in here, you come around
and we will give you twenty-five sub
way or Il tickets. Simple, isn't It?
"All your friends have got TO do Is
10 dispose Of the coupons in their
books in the same way and then they
get theif tickets. Understand, we have
NO connection with the Interborough.
We pay FIVE cents apiece for each
ticket we dispose Of. Your three
friends have paid in seventy-five cents
each-that's 1925 for us-before we
give you Sl25 in tickets. There's a
dollar profit for US. When you explain
TO your friends that it's all legitimate
you ought 10 be able to get rid of sew
eral books"
Here's book No. 1893 for you" the
manager said 10 The Tribune reporter,
as he pocketed the dollar. We've been
doing this for four months. Really
don't know how many books we have
out"
Contract on Back of Book.
All the successive steps in the trans
action are stated plainly in a contract
on the back Of the book. Read care
fully before purchasing" is the notice
above the contract. "The purchaser
agrees to sell the coupons to three per
sons for twenty-five cents each" are
the actual words, "and the person buy
ing the coupons must present them 10
Economic Ticket Company and pay
New-York tribune., 1916-05-09
.Carrics German y
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

japan Corca and China Especially addressed
oHlyI via Ssattel (close a. 80 . m
Sado Mani '..... MIJ !
-Ms,soni, - -. Msy l
Japan. Cores China and Philippine Islands
Iva Vancouver and Victoria. B @ tclose
A. $50 2 ml-Empress Of Asla. ............ NAY l
Hawaii. Japan. Cora. china and Philippine
Islands via san Francisco tclose a. II 80
ml-Chins ......... ....-...... MAJ /
Japan. Corca. China and Philippine Islands
lvs Seattlcl lcoss a. 30 . ml-Hs1Nl
Naru .. ............ .............. NAY !
Hawaii. samoan Islands. Australia teIc-pt
NCstl and specially addressed mail FOR New
Zealand via san Francisco tclose al II 80
ml--Sonoma .......................... MAY !
Tahiti. MarquesAS Cook Island Nse Zealand
and Australia teNcept WetD via San Fran
c,col tciose a. N % m Means ..... May u
Guam and Philippine Islands Via san Fran
ciscol lclosc a. ~ % p nj L Transport MAY 5
Hawaii liU Islands New Zealand and spe
riaIy addressed mail for Australia via
Vancouver snd Nictous. @ lclose a.
6.39 o m)-Mskura observation-disclosures June
New-York tribune., 1916-05-09

Carolina Ponce April -. MsysE1er - and San
Juan NAV o. 10 tho New YORK a Tofio Rico - Co.
with mails and mdsC BSr 81 Q 4j ? N, 7ih
Frederick Luckcnbsch Santos April l4 and st
lucia 20 % the Luckenbach ~ Co. with coffee
Bar a. 9 m. IN
Ssmlsnd fBelgl Rotterdam April 26 10 The At
laruc Transport Line Bar a. 10 a. N fth
Stsro lN0rl - Vincent Y !. April 20 %
Anderson a Co Bar a. 10 m. I'm.
harlem tR'l. Liverpool April %. ~ ne Com
nsg1lc Generate rrsnsausntque Bar al $50 m.
1fh
Ninovis fBrl. London April ci. 10 hs Cunld s.
Go. Id Bar 81 I 80 u. 7Lh
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COLLECTED BY MRS CHARLES n. WILLIAMS
AuTTSCTON

Miss Dorothy ssmueison. Edward A. strong VI.
Tdgsrf 4 strong Miss \ T. racksfd. Mrs " VI
Himinger Mn " : Hungerford Miss Ruth Hun
gcrrord. Miss Frames Hestinsct Miss Minni'
Wblic Mic Anna n White Master Chester A
Towier Master George y White. Mrs. A "
butcher Master g =. W butcher. lrruise Dutchef
Anna butcher Marjorie Trsyee. J. u. 'rsns. Mrs
j r. Crane. = ponsdson Crane. r.. Mnssret Is
Crane Siuart A. Crane Kathryn 4 crane Donald
logan rcarssll. Alan Rico Fcsral, John " Nhlt
res Mrs Iohn y whitney John n whitney, r.
Robert whitney Ira E Dole Mrs. Dora y. Dole
Tdith " Dole Virginia Dole Tapley Harriet kihel
raplcT Anonymous. ANONYMOUS. Anony nous Anony
rnous Anon, nous. Katharine & Richmond bliza
beth e. Richmond. Laura W. Dennis Milton
Harris Master Edward YORK stafford. Mary y
'ootnhc. Helen g Coomhe. George 'omins y
Barrett Comin,. Louis h. Comins. 10 cents each
COLLECTED RY WILLIAM y. BRIGGS.
Fli7sbcth rliun. Robert r Wilson. John wilson
Edrund THAN Josephine Eenhsm. 10 cents rach
New-York tribune., 1916-05-09
THE WEATHER REPORT
Records for the Last Twenty-four
Hours and Official Forecasts.

Wsshinrton MAY s-The disturbance that Vas
over Lake Superior sunday night has reached the
lower 81 Lawrence valley. and since that time u
has been attended ~ quite general thunder showers
FROM M, upper Mississippi valley and the LAKE
rcson eastward and hy westerly ssles over the urpr'
iske and west lower lske regions Another disturb
snce from the north Pacific Coast has reached Mon
tans and moro rains have fallen IN the north Pacific
states over the remainder Of the country The
weather was fair
n IS considerably cooler IN the Ohio and middle
Mississippi valleys. kansas and ohshoms. and and
warmer in the Atlantic and Guf states and ne
Northwest especially over tho latter district WITH
me exception n showers Tuesdsy morning N cast
cu Ne'y England. the weather viii he iAr lnesds ~
and Wednesday csst ~ the Mississippi River. II
win NJ somewhat cooler Tuesday IN the ohio Val
Dos, tho middle Atlantic states and interior New
England and warmer Wednesday IN the upper lake
Sto-n warnings are displayed IN southeast Lake
Michigan. eastern superior Huron. the lower lakes
,rJ me New Jersey coast Frost warnings have
h.c1 issued from The upper lake region.
winds FOR Tuesday and Wednesday North Atlan-
ii- fresh 10 strong southwest TO west; middle A.
lanic fresh n strong vest 10 northwest south Al
lsnuc. moderate southwest sIcept nsht eat On
mostly south. west Guf. moderate south; disturb
snce over lower Ohio valley moving rapidly east ssS,
Northwest storm warning New Jersey coast upre'
iskes west winds Tuesday diminishing and boom
INK variable fair weather: lower lskee. fresh 70
strong west winds 7uesdsy with fair weather
Forecasts for Special Locsli.Ic.-Esetnrn New
York. fair TO-DAY. preccded by showers In extreme
south portion. cooler; wednesday. fair.
Northern New England, showers this morning fol-
lowed ~ fair. cooler in Vermont: Wednesday. fsiT
southern New England. fair to-day, precedcd by
showers near the east coast. cooler; wednesday.
fair. o,,.
Ncw Jersey. Delaware. Eastern Pennsylysni.
MARYLAND the District ~ Columbia. North Carolina
and Western Pennsylvania fair and somewhat cooler
TO-DAY. Wednesday. fair.
Virginia fair to-day, preceded by showers N
southeast cooler. Wednesday fair.
south Carolina. Georgia. Florida. Alabama MS
sisslpui West Virginia Western New York. louEl-
ana Eastern and Western Texas and Oklahoma.
fair to-day and Wednesday
Local ontai Record.-The following orciA rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows IN. changes IN
the temperature for tho last twenty four hours IN
comparison with The corresponding date OF last year
New-York tribune., 1916-05-09
Yesterdays Contributions

COLLECTED BY T. $. COMMISSIONER b. Y.
M'KEYES FROM CHILDREN OF DEMlNG.
NEW MEXICO
VIII Collins ....-.. 10 W \ Mc'feary..-. ~
Harry II. Kelly ...t 10 j. Is nelson .t+.t.s .''
New-York tribune., 1916-05-09
Shipping Information and
Marine NeDs of the World

Chnchs Taltsl Ap1l is. Tcrcpils 20 and Cristo-
bal 30. 10 " Grace Co. with nitrate Of soda
Guyane DFrl Bordeaux April %, 70 the Com
psgnie Generate Transstlautique. with mdse. Bar
RodfsIe 1Dan). Cardenm May g. IN N. Munson
Onnda ,Cubanl. Porto Padre April %. Gibara 30
and Nuevitas MAJ 3. 10 the Munson SIS Lne. with
Siamese Prince CBrl. Brest April IS. 10 Paul
Gerhard & Co Bar al ? m -, o., .,
Paul Robson q Co Bar al N.
Vestnorge tNorl. Mon;cgo Bay and Por Antonio
MAY .. 10 the United Fruit 60. With fruit Bar a.
samuel Blandford CBr). St Johns y + MAY 2.
10 " & S Job 4 GO. with mdse. Bar az m.
Lepanto (Brl. Hun April II and Middlesbrough
2i iS sa1dersCn Son Bar a. -. 10 en- an xo,.,
Paper Co. with paper. vessel TO II Bull a Go.
Comet. Port Arthur April 27. 70 the Standard
Delaware. Philadelphia. TO the Clyde - Go. with
mdse. Quar- at $40 m.
cihc Co with mdse Quar- a. 20 m.
Cherokee Georgetown c. MAY 4 and Whining
ton c. 9Th. to the clyde IS Co. With md's.
go comsnShe che Brunswick. Quar- at 54oam
city Of Montgomery. Savannah guar al iS5
Philadelphian CBr) london April 20 and Boston
Nav s. 10 the Atlantic Transport Co. wish mdse.
'1i Clare re Ponce April %. M.yssu.1 "a. corsic 2s.
to A Bull 4 Co. with mdse Bar at 80 m
Fsrmsum Dutch. Rotterdam April IA. to Nor
tor Iy Co. Iay,t 59r f. i5S V,v to B,onc,.
Matura 1Bri. Demeraia April 2l. Psram.rbo %.
the Trinidad shipping Trading Co with malls
rresident Bunse CBsisJ. cardir April Il. to Nor
ton Lilly Co. Bar a. ? m.
Nueces Galveston. Quar- a. $40 ?
New-York tribune., 1916-05-09

Highest temperature, - degreeS az p ~ = p
Lowest IS degrees (at a m. average Yesterday.
s. degrees average for corresponding date last year
IS degrees average for corresponding dae last
thirty three years 81 degrees.
BAROMETER READINGS.
n..2q.sif D m...es.7s p M. % 50
HUMIDITY.
sG m...... e5l p m....... %S p. rn-.'.''' %
Local Foreeast.--Fslr to-day. preceded BY shoSers-
Cooler: fresh 10 strong ~est and northwest Winds.
5 sir te. morrow.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-09
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

United states Coast and Geodeuc Survey
S,-set : 90 Moon sets "a 10. IL IS
New-York tribune., 1916-05-09

2.1O-eO Lemon sv. Sophie Sok. thhins
3.9O-Auto in front Of 1905 Broadway. Commercis
Delivery Co t1ling
415-6O6 Sth sy HenH Bloom. trihing
t.3O-g6l West l97th St.. j. W. Man, $3.50.
5.9O-lS Suffolk st. Max Silverstein trihins
z 45-sss West 42d 81 Mar Williams trhing.
2 sO-Sq Avenue A Mary AulZman. trihiug
: 4O-@j4 East SOD ST. unknown. trifiug.
p .O5-S55 "a sv. George Luzenberg trihing
q.l5-is Morris st.. Tony karough; so.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-09
STEAMERS 1T FOREIGN PORTS

Grimshy. May s-Auanten (SWedi. New iork via
HirkEsil FOR Copenhagen.
Nsrv1k April 27-kuSk ORussl. Ncs York
Gihrsltar May 4-BAThnigo u,an. Ncs York FOR
Palermo
Batavia MAY 5-Eurh.es lB,l. NeF York va -
Lucia and Port Natal for Nls1ifoStok.
Por' Natal MAJ Midland tBU. NcF York via
81 lucs aud Cape Town fol NlIli1ostok
Talcahuan0 Msy 6-Curscs Brl. NeW Aork and
Norfolk via Bahia Blanca. etc
Hawe MAJ '-Pslsrine tBrl. New iork
Liverpool MAy :. 10 m-St louis. New York
Raphael tBri NeW York FOR Manchestsr.
Balboa MAY s-IkomA Muu lJ.pl. Moi frr Nes
YORK
Cristobal MAY S-Psstorcs. Poro limou fsr New
York tand proceeded Maksss Maru Jap. NeS
YORK for Kobe. Charlton Hal. New Ncrk All
Norfolk for Nlsdvosiok.
Hatrc NiAy g. che eltonisn tBrl. Ser YORK
Ia Palnce Msv 2-lonie ifrI. NcW YORK.
Ro-,lcsux MAJ 3-norto (Norl. Ncw No:s via
psuiilsc. 50 Lennon tB-l. Nes York via psuillsr.
Nafstclscu iNori. Nea York via PauiIlsr. ith.
Maria. tsEcdl. New York via Piuillac Nuicdn
iFrl New lorh
New-York tribune., 1916-05-09

Cape Sparsl M.y T-Gsrso7l, Alexandra, ?. fo-
NrW YORK.
Gibraltar. May Kat. fGrs~sl. hes York fo,
plrcus
EIArd Nay s-Aatsses (Ncrl. ,se. Yolk ,or Hsr-e.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-09
FOR SALE.

FoR sATE-r>ro v.iusbls sntiqus rugs. -.rh s-.-,
yards long ~ yar'a vide Ctl AZ o-es, -"i
fth
New-York tribune., 1916-05-09
PROPOSALS.


SEALED BIDS WILL BIZ RECEIVED Br
the Board OF Water supply. at its ofrces,
twenty second foor Municipal Building.
Park Row, Centre and Chambers Streets,
New York City, until II A. NJ. on Tuesday.
May ., 1915 for Contract ltI. for furnish
ing and installing Pilot connections. valves.
stufing boxes and appurtenances for con-
trolling riser valves In the shafts OF the
City Tunnel OF the Catskill Aqueduet. 10
New York city.
Al the above place and time the bids
will b. publicly opened and read Pam
phlets containing Information for bidders
and contract drawings can be obtained a.
the above address. at the once of the Sec
re.ary. by depositing the sum Of ten dol
lars tlo) in cash or its equivalent for
each pamphlet For further particulars
apply 10 the once OF the Principal As
sistsnt Engineer at the above address
CHARLES STRAUSS. President
CHARLES ~ CHADWICK.
JOHN +. CALVIN.
Commissioners Of the Board OF water
GEORGE FEATHERsroNE. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-09
HIGH WATER
INCOMING STEAMERS.

-, v,. SAILED
r'e-.'-. c,,os ......... April %
bi nSoni', ,fSr,sIisCenos Cibr,ltar .....A April IS
hlsAls ,soa.sor,s,yW Savannah ....... MAY
SS,S ~ " 80 s0,iesns .......... May
H9onl-s Sioa. ~ ISTon Colon Haran. May 5
sItpl settapHlH faStso~yiife Chsre,ton ........ MAY
- 2lola"N 2lols, NtobiIe Tsmns Kew West. ....... MAY
WEDNESDAY. NAY 10.
c.u,.--,.- cl..sov Iiyerpool .............M May ]
Panama-Colon ...................-..'.' MAY
THURSDAY. MAY II.
New York-Iiverpool. ApIll ~
Alrnirante-Santa Marta. Colcn. hingston MAY
Citv OF CoumbuS-Savannsh. ............ MAY .
New-York tribune., 1916-05-09
SAILED

" Rio GalvSron. Radiant, TampcQ. Michigan
(Brl. London Manchiouesl Nor, Kingston.
Ferrona tBrl. Pissgua. CAPE Cor-O tBrl. Balti-
more. Jefferson. Norfolk and Newport News. Coro-
za Arroyo. Tuscsuia tBrl. Liverpool. Madonna
tFrl Marseillcs Lyse'jord tNorl. Baracoa. san
Juan Lobcs Nickerie tDutchl. PGamArioo. -
stephen tBrl. Baltimore Pennsylvania. Rio de
Jsueiro.
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John P. Cohslan. Surrogate Of the
County OF New York. notice 10 hereby given
10 all persons having claims against Caro-
line Leach Endicott. late ~ the County Of
New York, deceased 20 present the same
With vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber. at
his place OF trsnsacting business. at the
once OF Perkins 4 Train. No. 81 Broadway
I'm the Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New
York. on or before the nrst day OF Noyem-
Der next
Dated New York. IN. 18th day OF April
1915
ROLAND W. BoYDES. Executor
PERKINS g. TRAIN.
Attorneys for Executor
No. 81 Broadway. Borough of Man
haitian. New York City. N 7.
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