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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
CAUGHT BY PAPER
HE ADMITS GUILT.
Rains Defrauded Doctor
of So by Posing as
Reporter

Jacob Lewis Rains, leader OF we
Boys" pleaded guilty yesterday in Spe-
cial Sessions TO a charge OF obtaining
money under false pretences. The
particular charge was that he collected
S. from Dr. Arthur V. Payne, Of a.
West Thirty-fourth Street, while pos
ing as q reporter for The Tribune.
Rains said that he was authorized 70
collect funds for a reporters benefit
association. Justices Salmon, Moss and
Freschi remanded him for sentence
until Wednesday.
On July q Rains offered his serv-
ices to Dr.. Payne as a publicity agent
He said he stood well with "the boys"
and mentioned many reporters. Dr.
Payne refused and Rains then asked
him for a contribution 70 the fund
for the benefit Of "the boys Dr.
Payne gave him 50.
After Rains had gone the physician
called up The Tribune On August D
Rains was arrested as a result of the
efforts Of The Tribune Bureau Of In
yestigation.
His case came up more than a month
ago, but Rains, by entering pleas Of
illness, succeeded in getting the case
adjourned several times.
Dr.. Payne testified that persons had
approached his lawyer with offers 20
defray all DR.. Payne's expenses,
amounting - about $500. if he would
drop the charge against Rains.
This mans wife is in a serious
condition in Philadelphia and he Is
himself on the verge Of a nervous
breakdown. ask that he be remanded
IN my custody until he is sentenced. "
said c. Z. Josephs, Rains's attorney
There is no reason Why the court
should act in this case any differently
than in any other. The defendant Is
remanded until November % for SEN
tenoe." replied Justice Salmon.
Rains's brother. Isaac Rains, is in
Sing Sing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
STORAGE NOTICES
JULIUS KINDERMANN SONS, iNC"
STORAGE WAREHOUSES,
I349-f35i Brook Ave. 5s5-5s1 Wales Ave- g
1880 1862 Webster Ave, Bronx Borough.

New York November o5th, 1915.
Goods stored a. i3+9-i55l Bro9k NNs W.
Cbsrlottc Wachtler. Mr. Young, r. Mere
dith. =. Phillips Charles Johnson Goid ,
burg Furniture Carpet Co. for account OF
Todd. Goldburg Furniture & Carpet 20. 10Y
account Of stock. Gold6urg u'n .ltt,It,,rs
carpet 60. for account Of Levine. Goldourg
Furniture Carpet co. for account OF
I'Ieischmann. Mrs. T.. Kolb, II. J. Goodwin,
William 4. Boder. Albert Glassmire.
Goods stored a. 5s5-5S7 wales Avenue by
Rose Musel. Goldburg Furniture & carpet
Co. Singer Sewing Machine 90. :. ,, w s ~
ror. r. q Tourison. Joseph Schlesinger, X
schnoidermsnn. Mrs q. Frederic. Mem
Adams Co. Charles e. Brennan
Goods stored At 1860 1859 webster Ave
nue. by Mrs T.. n Dean. Florence NJ
Brooks william Bockol. Mrs +. j. GILBERT
L. A. Hornum. Charles l. O'Neill. Mrs. \.
L. Mover. J. ". Wilson. Mrs. W. IL AID
rich BENJAMIN 4. jackson. Arthur ketchum.
.. l.. Handy.
You and each Of YOU are hereby notified
that the time for tho payment OF our len
upon The property hereinafter described
having expired. after due notice thereof
had been given You. we will cause sucn
-portv 10 wit Household Goods, Personal
c0ccts and merchandise. stored In our
warehouses at I349-i35i Brook Avenue, ana
~ 5S5-Is7 Wales Avenue. and az l36O-l3oz
Webster Avenue. New York city, by you,
have an INTEREST,", 20 he sold at public auc-
ton according 70 tho statute in sucn case
made and provided, az our warehouse, Nos
i360-l362 Webster Avenue, near lfOth
street. Bronx Borough New York city, on
Tuesday. December 18th. 1915, AZ 10 y. NJ,
and n the sale thereof is not completed on
said date the same will he continued az the
same place ON every Tuesday thereafter,
beginning AT 10 a. NJ. and continuing uhtli
an the goods are sold
I'M. u 4 e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
WRONG CHINAMAN
TAKEN BY COURT
AS BAIL JUMPER
All Look Alike to Judge, but Not
10 Jailer-Hong Gone,
Lung Held

Henry Hong, q Chinese lsundryman
Of 82s Jackson Avenue, Long Island
City. was arraigned in the police court
there on September 2s, charged with
attacking a twelve-year-old girl IN ms
Laundry. He was held in S2,OOO pail
furnished by the National Surety Com
many. Then he disappeared, and MS
bond was forfeited.
On November 90 Joseph Walsh
LAWYER representing the surety com
pany, appeared before Magistrate itcn
in Long Island City and agreed TO nave
Honr surrender. The facial character,
istics Of Hong had not Impressed
themselves on the magistrate, and when
a Chinaman appeared before him ne
took il for granted that he was as rep
resented and held him without bail. ,
When the supposed criminal arrived
at the Queens County JAIL however
the keepers were more skeptlcal lie
didn't look like Hong and he didn't talk
like Hong, and finally they decided 10
ask him If he was Hong. =,
"No," said the prisoner. ME Cnoiiy
Lung u
Then ne refused 70 say anything else
No one knows where Henry Hong is or
WHY Charlie Lung took his place. MI
Walsh fsclaims any ability as an iden-
tifer Of Chinese criminals and insists
that Lung was turned over TO him with
the assurance that he was the bail de-
fainter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
The A. & K. Fireproof Storage Ware
house Co., Inc.
e4s & $50 West 63rd street

New YORK. November lhint 1910
To Hartog Storage Warehouse Co, r.
SHERMAN Mrs u. \. Drake. W. G. Clark.
g. Treen, Julia Thomas, A. !. Montgomery.
Mrs. ~ S. Twombly. Mrs. r. J. Penfold,
Mrs ". h. Yohn. Il, Boyd, Mr.. Frank,
Constitution Express. Jennie Brown. Mrs.
NJ Sheehan, Mrs. G. Sittner, n. johnson.
r. p Hull. .. !. Lang. A. Hunter. Jo-
sephino Weber. Mr.. Stanley. +. A. sheriff,
Lillian West. = Thomas, j. q. Gray, Col
Inns q ward. ~ LeBoW. \. l. Perry. Mrs.
Goidinc Mr.. Johnson. ". Miltner Miss La
saIle Mr.. Walcott. q. Van Auken. Mrs. @.
Bullock. T. e. Reilly. Mrs Harvey. Mendel
a Nsgel NJ Connolly. Mrs. W. Michael.
NJ jackson, r. g.. Lewis Isaac Myers
Mrs NJ Magill and " W Ball: You and
each of YOU are hereby notified that the
lime for tho payment Of our lien upon the
property hereinafter described having ex-
pired after due notice thereof had been
given YOU. we will cause such property TO
vii. household goods. personal effects, mer-
chandise, carpets etc. stored by you or In
YOUR name cor In which YOU may have
INTEREST," at The A. a X. Storage Ware
house TO be sold at public auction. accord
ing 10 the statute On such case made and
provided at George Merlo'a Auction Rooms.
1855 East l25th ST.. New York city. on
Tuesday. December 9th. 1915. a. 1890
4 m. and II the sale thereof is not COM
pleted on said date the same will be con-
tinued 81 the same place on each and
every Tuesday and Wednesday thereafter.
beginning AZ 10. 80 a. M, and continuing
until all the goods are sold.
The 4. 4 II. Fireproof storage Ware
house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
tONNOLLls EAfhESs NAN 20.
Hudson Storage Warehouse Co.,
SIs-320-3 22 ". cd

New York. November 18th, 1915
To Mr.. Barry. p. .. Heath M. McPer-
SON. Mrs Greshbry. Mr.. ~. Dalton. Mr.
Fitzpatrick. Mr.. Davenport, Mrs. +.
ODoody Motion Picture Co. Mrs. s
Brown Mr. 3 FIJI. Mr.. W e.. Clark. Mr.
Feldmsn. Mr.. Redmond. Mr. Chas. Abrsm.
Mrs NJ. Han. y. ID. =. Express. j. Mar
shall. Mrs. VIM. Wilson. Mr.. j. Dexter.
Mr. Hslstin. Mr.. J. Marks. Mrs. Faniel &.
Calder. Edward Hansen. +. W. Conway.
Renfox Film Company and J. H. Bradford
You and each Of you are hereby notified that
The time for the payment OF our lien upon
the property hereinafter described having
expired, after due notice thereof had been
given you. We will cause such property. 20
wit: Household Goods. Personal Effects and
Merchandise, stored In the Hudson Storage
Warehouse. at 31s-320-322 West i3d St.
New York city, by you or in your name cor
in which you may have an INTEREST,". TO be
sold at public auction, according 10 the
statute I'm such case made and provided.
Al the Warehouse. 3lS-320-322 West 43d
St. New York city on FRIDAY. DECEM-
BIER 18TH, 1916 at 1890 4. VI, and n the
sale thereof Is not completed on said date
the same will be continued at the same
place on each and every Friday thereafter.
beginning at 1880 a. m. on each day. and
continuing until all the goods are sold
III DsON STORAGE WAREHOUSE 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
SCHOOL AGENCIES
HELP WANTED
Malls.

WANTFD-EXPERIENCED BODY
MAKERS AND TRIMMERS.
STATE AGE AND EXPERIENCE
THE PIERCE ARROW MOTOR
CAR CO., BUFFALO, \. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
FORECLOSURE SALES

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York.--MOSS ESTATE, INC, PLAINTIFF,
against LOUISE A. PHILLIPS. Defendant.
In pursuance OF a judgment OF foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered In the
above-entitled action and bearing date the
2sth day OF October 1915 |. the under
named. will sell at public auction, az the
Exchange SalesrOom. No. 1915 Vesey
Street, in the Borough Of Manhattan. city
OF New York. on the LIST day OF December
1915, at IL o'clock noon on that day by
Bryan l. Kennedy. Auctioneer. the prem
lses directed by said judgment TO be sold,
and therein described az follows.
ALL those two certain lots pieces or
parcels OF land. with the buildings and
improvements thereon erected. situate.
lying and being In tho Borough OF Man
haitian OF the city OF New York. In the
County and State OF New York, bounded
and described as follows:
BEGINNING al a point on the northerly
side OF 50th street, distant $50 feet east
erly from the corner formed by the Inter
section OF the northeriy side OF goth street
with the easterly side OF Lexington Ave
nue.. running thence essterly along the
northerly side OF 30th Street 20 feet 10 a
point in or opposite the centre Of a marty
wall. thence northerly sad part OF the
way through the centre OF said party wall
and along land now or late Of one Cairns
IS feet inches 10 the centre line OF the
block: thence westerly along the centre
line OF the block 40 feet more or less 10
point distant 100 feet easterly from the
eehtefiy size OF lexington Avenue. thence
southerly parallel with the easterly side
OF Lexington Avenue and part OF the dis
lance through party wall 81 foet Q
inches 10 the point or place OF beginning
Be The said several dimensions more or less
said premises being now known oy the
street uumbets 1873 and lsl East sOth
Street.
Dated. New York. November 9Th. 1916
ORsON \. RAYNOR Referee
cKEEvEY & ROGERS Attorneys for
Plaintiff. once & p o Address go
Wall Street. New York Ci:y
The following is a diagram OF the prom
eriy 10 be sold. It's street number is 49,
-. East 30th Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
The Wool Market


Philadelphia, Nov. 24.-The local
wool market continues 10 harden, and
mere - every prospect that prices will
Tlie SUI higher no the near future.
The effect Of the advance IN prices IN
the foreign markets is beginning 20 be
.elt he-e, and has q tendency 10 make
holders IN the local market Indifferent
about selling, except at a further ad-
vance N prices. There has been q
GOOD demand for all desirable woods.
roth w0ollen and worsted manufactur-
ers showing q great deal of interest IN
the offerings and the rising prices,
which has not checked business here
10 any great extent.
The goods market is strong, and
prices in many cases have been al
further advances.
Quotations are:
New York and Michigan feeces-
Fine unwashed. 500 33c, Delaine.
31G3Sc; q blood. 4ld 42c; *, 43G 44c :,
a, 42G43c; a, IS and y clothing, 81
n sc; common and braid, 36G37c.
Pennsylvania and Ohio neeces-
Fine De'aine washed, 44a45c, Xxx and
above, 39d 40c. fine unwashed. 34G
Soc; = blood combing, aga 43c; =.
ffH 45c, q, 43G 44c, Delaine, 39d4Oc:
"a. 5 and z. clothing, $50 soc; com
mon and braid. ga 3Sc
Carpet woods China comb.ng 33d
3ic. China No. / Northern willowod.
2so sc: Cordovsn, 2sd 2jl3c, Mon
goiisn, 35G31c' Jor.as secured, 50H
o2c; kandshsr secured, asa soc; oyra-
mean. 2sn a2sisc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AUCTION SALES

WARWICK THOMSON co, eSs 70
west 3gth street. Borough OF w.
tan city and state Of New YORK 70
Pofash co. Pacific Motor Car Eten-sss
1919 Nffg 90. Buffalo. y. Y. Wino-r
CRIB company. a. l. cushmsn g, 80 80,
1-s.inr 20. You are hereby notified 80
the storage and other charges esinsc s a.
ard the time FOR payment OF the o,r
e.o tens therefor upon the hereinais...
5Sscribed having expired after due no,S.
thereof having been given 20 YOU.
Company will cause 20 be sold a. PS,is
-c'r,,Scrcing at 10 A. NJ. az 81 W.
am street. Manhattan. city and s'ss -
New York the following described .ss y,.
heionrlnr 70 YOU or held on ycur eeeoss,
tronssnoid goods. personal effects, mssss
cry merchandise oc every deser ,p"v y,
other goods and wares. wagon so w
barrels crates .-.. 80
WARWICK THOMSON CO. -,
nv 4 T. THOMSON. Presics11
THos r. BURCHlLL. Auctionssr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
PASTOR WOULD
NOT FIGHT WIFE
TripIett's Sister Swears
Divorce Defendant Tried
to Anger Him

According 20 his tventy-year-old SIS
ter, the Rev. John Edwin Triplett was
TOO proud TO hght with bis wife. even
under extreme provooation.
The Woodbury.. y. J., elergymAns o.
voree action against Mrs. Dorothy Trip
let, had New Yorg opening yesterday
and Mary Triplett Of Shepardstown'
W. Va. vas one OF the witnesses. she
described the domestic routine at her
brothers home while she and her moth
or were visiting there IN 1914.
zone night, after my mother and
had gone TO bed" she testified y heard
loud words in room across the hall
Dorothy was calling my brother names
Then | heard my brother say Dolly
let 90 my hair. You ought to be
ashamed -. ~.
Triplett would call her husband a llar'
a hypocrite, black sheep ano oNne to
epitbets. in q deliberate attempt 10
STben." Mary testified, "she you'd
%
we're a man you'd strike nc.
Hotel Incident Involved
The case was shifted 70 New York IN
order 10 examine witnesses VINO are
conversaut with an incident IN New
Haven hotel. on May 10, 1915. Much OF
The testimony revolved around the al
legged discovery Of Mrs. Iripiett ana
a man In the Hotel Garde, IN that CITY
Mrs. Trplctt has charged that the
hotel episode vas "frame-up, anu as
a result OF her charges Hsmpden Irl TIP
lstt q lawyer, with Offices at ~ =
lsaA4vsy, and the pastors oroIhei'
has been convicted OF perjury anu
eouriracv. Two other observers
kstx also been convicted, and JACK
shaw. a process server, Of 1876 lnwooo
Avenue. is out on bail pending trlsl.
Spaw is said to be the man who was
IN the room. he was examined at
length Yesterday by eX-Attorney zen
ersi Edmund Wilson, Mrs. Tripletts
counsel In an attempt 20 break down
he witness story OF intimacy WIN
his client Mr.. Wilson produced pho.
-orranb OF a Scotland Yard record OF
Waller shaw" who had six convie-
lions for larceny and fraud, and cameo
ShaV's grudglng admission thsI He
vas the man.
Refuses TO Answer Questions
Shaw refused 20 answer questions
concerning the New Haven incident. u
might incriminate him in the case
now pending, he explained
Mrs. Triplett sat with her personal
counsel, Nathan Goldberger, during
tho session. 10 was held before
Judge Charles V. D. Joline, advisory
master in chancery, in the library OF
alton, 165 Broadway.
4 date for the next hearing was not
agreed upon yesterday. None Of Mrs.
T1iplett's witnesses has been called.
The case has rsmihcstions in. several
states. and it WAS said yesterday that
the next hearing might be held IN
Canada.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
BUSINESS TROUBLES
Bsnsrupioy Ps,itlon,

GEORGE W MCCORMACK. o. ESQ Davidson sv
Rron4 and go West $3.50 o.. has rIcI A petition,
With Liabilities <it11, and assets $3.50 iu ascouut..
The largest creditor g. Edward Dalton. 49, al-
mirisirsor of Che estate NJ Catherine Dalton 81.
i3q. ou judgment obtained CON- November lG Iast
in TIE Bronn. Other dem. ore for rent ~ garage.
tires, gssolere. coal end telephone
AGNES y. HOGAN. doing business under tine
trade name Of O'NeiI. d0-,makCr az Do Wei fltl
a.. has fled a petition with nahhfie- s. 4qt ani
assets s. eos. consisting of sfors sio0. f,turcs.
$500. accounts. 1895 and eight lots Pm fhc Bergen
Estates property ~ Brookh4ttu. Ion, Island. $3.50
She las been in hIsgl.s eight years Judge Hand
appointed Man Potter receiver. hnud 81 ogo
Bankruptcy Schedules
BLACK a WHITE STAMP COMPANY. ~ 1850
"a az. and l9l Az. A. las fled schedule shown :
hahiiiucs $3.50 and assets fI.isi. consisting =
stock Or furniture and other articles. s. 900. and
office fixtures tli5
l. POPKlN COMPANY INC. manufacture -
cioaks and suits az 20 West .fh o.. has flcI
schedules. showing Nailiuc. 5 --5 and assets
ylA. IN accounts.
Weekly Failure Report
Bradsircct's reports 100 business failures ir the
lniicd states during ihe We.k against EOS 'nr ne
previous week H1l -fI. $50 1sH and az fnr the
corresponding weeks of 1913 foo l4l1 Tie Middle
states had 81. NoN England go southern o.
Western go. Northwestern % and Par Western 90
Canada had %. against 90 for ile preceding wees
About g5 per cent Of ihe failures had Jess thAs
5000 capital and per cent had from $ 600 10
4 900 a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

ARRIVED
Callso. Nov 22-Qimu. New York and Norfolk Ha
Rslboa . 80, 49,. voyx
FOR Herssn. ~, 49,. yo,t
Rotterdam. Nov 23--Nooriam Dutch. Ne" foft
via Falmouth -, -, I'D.
Bnthsm. Nov .2-0,ta fNorl. New iSfh va b'"'
bours G II. FOR RottsrdamL - ~,
CristobaI NoT 2i-Kina Dam. Ne" YORK io'
Hong Kong r,,--
Alrn.ri. Nov 23-Bankdsls tBrl from Mar'elles)'
New York 80, A..
Narcotics Nov 29-Anos Georges tGfs). Ne"
York -. ~,
Bapry. Nov 23-Robert " Thompson. Neg YORK.
FaJaL Nov 23--Ms Ernestina tBrH) ufom Nc"
seville Nov is-Hcrm (Norl. New York.
Balboa. Nov e3-St Bede tBD from Ne" i0iAi'
NlatiTostok
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
NEW SUBWAY ENGULFS CAR
Thirteen Hurt. One Seriously, In Acct
dent at Nostrand Avenue, Brooklyn

The subway excavation under Nos
trand Avenue, Brooklyn, gulped down
its second trolley car yesterday after
noon. Mrs. Elizabeth Grace, Of 2073
East Forty-seventh Street, passenger,
was severely cut and bruised and was
taken TO Kings County Hospital. A
dozen others suffered less serious in
luries.
IL was 1:l5 o'clock when the acct
dent happened. A Nostrand Avenue
car jumped the tracks at Church Ave
nue. and slid over the excavation, its
forward platform still on the embsnk-
ment while its rear platform projected
downward. While IL chung there st an
angle of 40 degrees and its floor began
TO buckle, Patrolmsn James O'Connor,
OF tho Fourth Avenue station, carried
out many Of the passengers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
SITE TO BE CHRISTMAS GIFT
James Mclean Buys Plot for Home of
the Holy Comforter

The Home Of the Holy Comforter
will receive as a Christmas gift title
20 the plot. 5Ox125 feet. on the west
erly side Of the Grand Concourse and
Boulevard, 200 feet north of 196th
Street. The Bronx. The gift will be
from James Mclean. of Phelps, Dodge
& Co.. who purchased the property
yesterday through George K. Read g.
Co. from the Concourse-K ingsbrdgc
Company. representing Daniel b. Freed
man and William II. Chesebrough.
The Home OF the Holy Comforter re.
Gently erected on an adjoining plot n
house for it's own use. This Is the first
piece Of property bought this year as
Christmas gift.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25

FIRE RECORD

I oA--519 n ~: Henry Wichl thi.ng
o. 20 Sf4 Wcstchostcr av T. Hobnsky; slight.
O0-516 West il2th ST., Never kussel slsht-
. f--gisf n and West IND az. freight cars;
southern Pacific Railroad, unknown.
-e,-IsO East 10Th ST. Harry Sladon. slight.
? Il. -gg1f Arthur sy. Rose Deriuzo; slight
S.4r-977 West 1f5th 30. Davis Brodi. slight.
q 0O-9g7 We,t li8d So Jennie Wit. trhns
qes-qO6 summit sy.. Frederick Woods. slight
~ $685. West i5th 81 feefIess N'I4ns 20 ana
Others considerable.
PM
o5-63 West Washington MarAet' NJ b. "anhA'
none
4oo-Iudiow and Beach avs. Tho Bront. IN
known; trinng
6 90 -7t5 Madison S. unknown. trifng.
as 1917 Fa.t 46fh 81 unknown. tnhng.
i ,O-l85 Roossv@l. 81 unkno~n trifing
,.i5-3a west 2ith g.. Michael sherman Pleating
60. trhing
2 EFT Elizabeth st. Joseph Ingue. $500.
Is5-l7 West a.. Edward LIONS. trding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
Keller Sale Nets $4.584

The sale at the Anderson Galleries
yesterday Of the Keller collection
brought A total OF S4,5s4. The top
price, 500, was paid by VI. Gilbert for
six shield back eighteenth century
Italian chairs Of the Hepplewhite pat
tern. A mahogany Georgian sideboard
went to j. NJ Wilson for $40. The
same buyer gave $500 for a set of six
Chippendale chairs. For
$3.50 +. d. Gibson obtained an English
mahogany grandfather's clock OF the
century.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
ARRIVED

Ssss lS-elU Gothcuburs Nos and KirzWal ~.
10 Noare a Mccormack. IN ballast. Bar Al m.
Stayarcorcl tNori Philadelphia Nov %, 20 the
Raphael n, 60 bon ballast Quar- a. q N.
ocean tSWaI Baltimore OF 70 70 tho herr IS
Co. Don ballast. Guar ~ % NJ.
Dominic tBrI Nacrio OF %. Iernsmhuco NoT 4.
Ccars % and Para no. ~ tho Booth - Co. Win
ud-s Bar ~ % a M.
d. sol GALVESTON Soy rs. 20 tho southern faclnc
Go with md.e. quar- a. $50 a On.
San Francisco. Talcshuano sgt ~ loo u.
TaItal OF 20 Anio'agasta g. Junin y. AFRICA q.
Balboa N0g d Crisfobsl and Norfolk 25. N me
Now Nork and South America Line with id''.
Bar Ar 1880 q
saint George tBri. Id'erpool nov snd Glassoe
I. to tbc Cunsd S. Go. Lfi. with mdse. Bar a.
N m ~.
as Alwaris o. Malaga : and Cadiz 2. 10 the
Compania Trsssusuflra. with mdse. Bar A. noon.
Paunea Philadelphia. 20 the CLYDE IS 60. with
mdse. quar- A. lb .. m. o,,
Hamilton Newport NeNs and Norfolk. n the od
Dominion - 60. with passengers and mdse. quar-
A. 8 01 a.. .
Volodia tBri Iondon nov u. 20 the Cunnd
Line with mdsc. Quar- A. % m.
torclo Galveston Nov H. and hey NcH ~ n
Hle Nauory rs Go. with passengers and mise. quar-
Al q. p m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
sURROCATEs' NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF MOI.
JOHN r. COHALAN, Surrogate o. 70
&C.,, ., New YORK. Notice Is hereby sisssee
to iii persons having claims against 49,
UARRiET YOUNG, late Of England. ~
son Of Great Britain and Ireland. cecses.
to present the same with voucher. thsf sS,,,s
Inc .ubscriber, at its place OF trsnsss".S
business No as Wall street, boroakn
Mammalian. in the City Of New YORK. on"
lore Inc 10th day OF March next.
Dated. New York. the sist dsy OF
i INITEp STATES TRUST cosrAsr ov
NEW YORK. ...<
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
~ HURT IN IL" SMASH
Third Avenue Car Jumps Track on
Curve at 12eth Street

Asa seven-car City Hall local train
on the Third Avenue elevated was
swinging around the curve at lZs'h
Street yesterday morning the rear car
iumped the tracks. Before the coup
ling which held II 20 the rest OF the
train broke it was dragged twenty
feet. Il smashed workman's shan'y'
dented a pillar Of the overhead express
tracks and was itself badly splintered'
or the passengers in the car. three
were seriously injured and nine others
snfered scratches and bruises, Joseph
RencaiiU, o. 1ao Fast st I las. ,s StT sSa
suffered fractures Of the .eit reg 80
skull. Hiram Moore, OF 2ol5 MonteIei
Avenue, The Bronx, and Louis Peie c
Leo sn4ered from possible fractures
Of the skull. All three were taken ~
Harlem Hospital. ,.. ma,
TraF5o on the westerly tracks was
tied up for twenty minutes.