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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
Wife and Canary MARBLE
Gleeful Duet for Jailed
DeSerter.
HIS ARREST ENDS
COUNTRYWIDE CHASE
Woman for Whom Hopkins Gave
Up Captaincy Ill at Ease
in Jersey Home.

A golden, full-throated canary dart
ing about in its gilded cage in the
home Of Mrs. Jessie Hipkns. at sol
West l56th Street, Is perfect cynic.
All day long the little bird trills a
fute-like accompaniment as its mis-
tress repeats the quatrain on the
leather banner above its cage. The
legend reads:
As rule a mans p fool.
When It's hot ne wants 10 cool
And whors It's cool he wants X NOT
Always wanting what is not
The canary had due reason to trill
loud. Justify and long yesterday Many
man came 10 interview its smiling
victorious mistress. She sang because
I'm another cage. not gilded. her nus
band was bewailing two mlsspeht
years; was regrctting, In the confines
of his damp, dark cell, the TACT that
list Regiment n. G.. n. Y, 10
run AWAY with his stenographer, and
was generally cussin' himself for ever
leaving Texan soil.
Telephone Call Leads TO Arrest.
81 am afraid he'll skip bail if he
gets out" said the wife of the human
Captive, Howard Hipkins. "He GER
tainly is slick bird"
Mrs. Hipkins IS pretty and modest
withal.
with the woman he claims is his sec
ond wife" she insisted. "and ! am
not 80 good looking either. Whatever
made him run away with her two
years ago, Just after he had kissed me
goodby. I don't know. | called up
his place Of employment and found he
had resigned. | took stock Of ms
clothes and found he had smuggled
out all his suits. When II dawned on
me that l had been deserted, / got
busy"
Texas to New Jersey to Philadelphia
20 Texas, 20 New Jersey 20 New YORK,
Mrs. Hipkins trailed the fugitive.
Somebody telephoned on Wednesday
afternoon.
"Mrs. Hipkins.' said the voice, IF
you're looking for your husband, he's
clerking for 3 silk house at 254 Fourth
Avenue"
And that was why Howard Hipkins
spent a period Of wintry discomfort
in the Domestic Relations Court. That
was why. too, Mrs. Elsie Smith Hip
kins spent twelve wondering, ill-at-ease
hours at Jones Street, Jersey City.
Prefers Dog 10 Husband.
"You see,r wife No. 1 explained,
che didn't dare reside IN New York,
for then could arrest him on a
charge Of perjury in obtaining his
divorce from me. BY the way, ! never
knew that there was such a divorce
granted in Texas until recently. l
have started suit in that state to have
the decree set aside"
q Mig, the little black dog, Jumped up
on his mistress lap.
81 wouldn't change that thing called
my husband for this poor little dogCie.
How glad | am he is behind a cage.
If only knew that that second woman
had been in court this morning 10
offer bail for him, would have stayed,
Just 10 have one look at her. Men
such as he ought to be Gagged for life"
"Cheep! Che-e-eep!" sang the little,
yellow cynic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
TRAIN KILLS WATCH EXPERT
William X. Piquet Struck While Walk
ing on Track.

Montclair. \. j., March 16.-William
r. Piquet, sixty-one, died to-day at
Mountanside Hospital from injuries
sustained last night when he was struck
by an Erie train. Mr.. Piauet, who lived
at 479 Upper Mountain Avenue. usually
alighted at the Mountain Avenue sta
ton, but the train on which he came
from New York last night did not stop
there and he got of at Montclair
Heights. Walking back aiong the
tracks, he was hit by an eastbound
train. His skull and left leg were
fractured.
Mr.. Piquet was regarded as one, OF
The leading experts on Swiss watches
in the country. He was born in swift
zerland, and was a member Of the
firm OF Mathey Brothers, importing
jewellers, Of Maiden Lane, New YORK,
He was a member of the Jewellers
Club. Resides his wife he leaves two
sons and a daughter.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
eArrnnAY. MARCH be.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

Hawaii wa San Iranris0oi fr.0ae a. ~ 20
. mI hats0fla ........ ..............
Hong kOas. Philippine Islands via ran
Innciaeo tcioso a. II 90 , l-rlfon-
can .........-........ ................
japan. cofcA. chins. Phiippus Islands VIA
HiIn. Hawaii lnfA fau funrisr1l fclJss Al
ID J y mI-Gfcaf harhffI ............I
Hawaii Japan. t9ua china. Philippine
Islands ifla San ffanHIsrlI fri0se ff
ID 90 p mI Tenyo Nsm .............
Guam. Philippine bland. lIa stD Ifu4-
t.soOy .ci9.s ~ llssg y aJ--L<s Tam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17

Paiiis Fr. Naples FEB a. Palermo %, Asboo
Mach ?. Angra auf H0rtA o. 20 " Elwell &
Co. with mails and u.ise. Bar Al N.
Philadelphia tBri. London Fob %. 20 tho A.
l4ruc Trllsyo-t Line. with mdss. Bar a. . N
18Th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
BROOKLYN APARTMENTS ~,
Two Houses Overlooking Pro.D.e, D. =.
Held at s375.Ooo sn


John II. Lawrence has sofa a.,
Brothers the premises at goa -s'
ay' Brooklyn overlooking Prom ..'
Park and plaza, a six story NJ. p eS'
elevator apartment house. q,
60Xi25. BIO.
Mr.. L law nee has also sold c..
east corner 81. Johns Place. a a. not's'
elevator apartment house. on "o'y
65Nl25 slo,
These premises have been Nj,
$4,000. In payment Lew p..a q
have taken about ninety.hye lo,'' v.as q
New Lots section. East N,w u hs
About two months ago Mr. ION
traded twenty-nine lots in Ess. " N
York for Kings Court. BOG g.. Ses
Place. Brooklyn, for the sam. .nsnns
Mr.. Lawrence has been appolntsd . IVA.
for the three houses. '"a'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
RrAI EsTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
NEW JERSEY.

ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS OFFERED ny BANK
ING DEPARTMENT. STATE OF NV 12hN'
A i,rge number u vacant lots At GRANIWooD
N,o-semere Ieonis Ridzefed and IeaurH. Sew
Jers,v A. nr-haN o. former owners prizes. Asa
I. Isrss number OF tWo-family houses al Hudson
T.ishfs Clir,ide and Palisades Park. Nsg Jersey
a. sboit on.-haf % former prices. A M ~
bove prouefties are within five cent fare ,ono and
within thirty minutes " Manhattan. Thse rrop.
ertics mus, be sold quickly 20 close the business ~
- alton, now being liqudated ly TO Bank
tms D,pafiment and are offered az real sacfir' d,
nrres special inducements % eQnifacoss and
y, In. For llrner particulars adde's
" BENZ. -. HAlGlr.
sp.r,al Deputy supt. Of Banks. GO Bankhg Dept.
81 Broadway. Nes York Cry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17

false pretences-tnat the pond had not
been his to convey.
Il is understood that Mrs. Leeds, be
fore she lowers the bars, will appeal.
In the meantime Mr.. Christ says he
will institute ejectment proceedings
against wealthy residents who have
flled up other ponds that ought TO be
swimmin' holes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
New Brooklyn Apartments.

Shampan & Shampan have fled plans
for five three story and store apart
ment buildings to be erected on the
southwest corner OF Avenue b and
East 25th ST., Brooklyn, for the G. &
VI. Improvement Company, az owners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
Estate at Irvington Rental

Kenneth Ives & Co. have PAM.
Rochroane, the large estate a, w
Boltzhoover. az Irvington.on.HrS .
20 Ralph L. Shainwald, presid.n, :,
the Standard Paint Company ="
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
SHIP CUTS WIRES:
BROOKLYN MUTE

Continued from page 1

crippled telephone area we're sent 70
do relay duty at the exchange.
Calls were put on a waiting list.
which was gradually whitfield down by
use Of the badly congested Williams
burg trunks. The urgency Of ones
business made no diference-and
when, in the midst Of conversation,
there was a pause, the connection was
Immediately cut of that the trunk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
Sales in Auction Rooms
y - FT7"T "
ng 1oseph + Dar

By Joseph r Dsy.
7irH ST. 10 VS. $50 v Contra Pas.
2frt0-9. s'y fU'g. National s,r,rSs
city - Albany az Mimic : Bsnner 81, ~
7 Oliver. af-y. io~rrh y r.tge 70, AZ. -
sii.ii. tsyes. &C. iisoi 60 To s.ass O. w"
stlcker. Tor a client. flf si-03S "e''
20 Az. 6l5 a'i as. 2 IS. 90 3uh =. u,,,,,
a. iNs0NfKtQ. 900 50 tennis snd .,o,s -. ...d
ycr- Mortgage Go at Rose Munfu 4 a, a.
Carroll. stys Jacob Cantor. r.f. a..
.52 taaci. &c. N.o5sL To the piIisr;.
s9g 900 +a 70
SOUTH ST. 1876. e. 10 Oliver 81. s,ruu.
sty fenmt and stores Robert Conner ~ Vn.I
\ Wilson q a.. MAcay a McBurne,. s,,r Us
lam 7 Van Aki'ue ~ due f3.sS 70. t,,. !.
Si5j>9. withdraw
D. Bran J. Kennedy.
10TH ST. 90 ard 2Js = IS 1855.
% 3NiiSs2 g. ~ teumi. New Yors M. ls.,
snce 60 2. Al AZ Nsai y Barrly :, Al. ca A
Carroll. srys. Edw ID Dcelins ~ dns tn
1901. taxes. etc. {2o'2-. To I,oo6 Ys.u \,
$50 900
At the Bronr Exchange
BY HEM Brady
cRorONA Az, issi VS. iiis i',h a "a,
1889: ~ dw'g Kru1ik Bererolect A,ssl,r.
AT Caroline Bro-hoH CO 81 Henry v PeIis,s
r. atty. Harry Blur. ~. fus g. ga fs a..
&C. Sls6.1i To Tie Finance op-Ialns Co .,
lsisr ST. 700 snd ZOE =. $. 80 Yrr, =,
s0tqs Q. 9 sly terTt ard sforas. LsSy,r Mr-r.
90 AZ Agnes VI Pragnan et Al Can c,rrs
etBs Arthur Glegereh. ~. due tss 81, n
tstes. etc. siisisI. To Morris Boad,os e
"a. 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
Rents Cottage at Newport

DeBlois & Eldridge have leased for
the heirs Of William e.. Weld the cot
tage known as DeRham Cottage, IN
Bellevue av.. Newport, r. l., to Senior
Don Juan Risno Gayangos, Spanish
Ambassador at Washington, for the
coming season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Paifla CFr) Naples FEB e. Pncrmo %. Iasboo
Mach ?. Ansra auf liOrta 0. 20 " Ewou &
Co. viii mails and uli,e. Bar At N.
ihAalolI hla lBrl. London FEB %. 20 tho A.
l9ft!c IrlnlYo-i Lane. with mdss. Bar a. N
CIo,hnie Cuneo (Norl. Por, Antonio March TO-
% Tie Atlantic hut Co. With fruit Bar Al $50
v4ndalia Oh. Liverpool Msrch 2. TO the Cunari
Sc 60. with mise. Bar az ! m.
Rayo. towing < r co Barge No e2 Bst1n Rouge
March s. o. t1e stallarf Transportation 60. ylth
REGINA d'it.lla fItsD. Genoa Feb q. Naples &C
enf lo.ta - aa.ia March 8. With mails and mise.
% L0,i fll4uio. Dor a. noon.
Lsraona lHfI. Manchester Feb IS. 20 the Inter-
Panama. t-i.,obal Maoh Q. 70 tie Panama II Il
"a Line. with mails AID misc. Bar a. 10 10
the CJds s. 90. Win sugar Bar At Ii 20 m
Ada Ital, MineiIcs Feb II. toJ " Ewen a
CulaishL roa Arthur March :. To the Gun Re-
fning Go. with mdse. QUAR- A. 1890 . N.
Agioa Gcorsios lGreekl. Alexandria Quar- at
Almirante. Carssens March 4. Puerto Colombia g.
santa Marta =. Crs'obal and knoton II. 10
Mlnockc stccktou. Ne. TO The Great Northern
faIff - win paper. vessel 20 \ n Bun Co.
slcaaia G,sll. Naples Feb 3. Mossina 10. Pal
crrno "a and Bermuda March 10. 10 Pierre Bro.
with mdse Rar AZ a m
Protels New orleans March II. to tn, souih.rn
fa,llc Co. Vim mdse Left Qu,t At 50 m.
r,. lai'on Ne@por Nsws ana No''ois 70 tho Old
Altamaha. Sabine March T. 20 the southern 70
GO. With mdse. quar- ~ a.
City n Aug1ra Savannah March IL. 20 The
Ocean IS Co. with mise. quar- al 545
u Aba. Galveston March 10. % The southern
Pacilc Go. with mdse quar- 90
hOcony. Sabine March {. % the Standard Trsns-
portau0n Go. With mise. Quar- nt Is m.
Fernando 20 (spaul. Alicante Feb a. Malaga
q AID Cadlz >. % the COinpania TrasatlAnlca
with iuisc. Bar al $50 ~.
Wander Dulin lJuichl. Phi sielphia March IS
20 tho nov York and Cubs Mail r. 60. Le't quar-
q 90 p IT,
Portuguese Prince tBrl. Ia PAlloe March a. 20
Pau Gerhard y Co. liar at m
Calcutta Drl. Philadelphia. III Guar A. 7 p m
15ler. Newport News and Norfolk 70 tic Old DO
nlni0n - Go. with indse. Quar- at 20 y m.
SAILED.
~ slgo. Galveston. Mexico Havana. Commodore
Rollins tNori. Port-su- Prince Hamilton. Norfolk
and Newport news; san JarlntO. GALVESTON, Var
rOwtac iBrl. Pof de Iouc via Newport Segs.
Alna tN0rl. Msc0ris. Bundiua Stockholm. Mon
tanau. santos. BassauD lBr. HUI - Bode tBrl
Nladiv-iok. ManInAn lBrl. Portland. Iurb.nia
DUTCH. Port Arthur. Lucilire I'D. Bordeaux
William Chisholm. -. Srrnan tBrl. Hayre.
Biliion Dwchl Rotterdam. WhAkaru lTrl. CAue
Town. Afghan Prince (Bfl. Ca.e Togn: Buyo Mari
iJapl. Melbourne. Trnidaiisn. Tsmplco. Advance
'nstooa4. Acre. san Juan Wieriusrn lDutcil Ral o.
umoro. Columbian. Norfolk. Commewyuc Hotter
Jam. asilcfs toustautlno- (Gretkl. Prmu. Rus
si4l Prince tBEi. P0r Spain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TOLL
NV YORk ,TAIE

FARM FOR sALE.--s25 ACRES. 0 :, AZ.
he best dairy farms Ga me tosh III ~ s,s;
0eld. miles from East WINES. 49, 80 ,,rs'
nfty head OK cattle; gool uli s,,,y. set
, ,.ood lo, ARTHUR y. FENroSn ..i5s nsIl:
tor Il joel Z. Fcnton Esiaie)' h''"-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
COUNTRY PR0Pthh

LIT YOrR Rent PAY F9h icgcn",1 Be-
League. So. 60 Wot $40 81. De't
QsT1 Msf -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
Buvs et Mountain Lakes.

u. Keegan has bought from Noun
tain Lakes. Incorporated. an English
cottage situated on Morris av.. on a
plot iO0x3ll, at Mountain Lakes, y. j..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
JEROME Az. V :.

JEROME Az. vs.. l7S7n lf7th st. ~ brcs
store AMI dsls 55r1i Arco Really Co. VI :
Auofbach. % Ia; i2d -, president, owner
trcts SO 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
Great Neck Houses Leased.

L'Ecluse. Washburn & Co. have
leased the Julia Manley Weeks
L'Ecluse house at Great Neck to New
York client
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
New Building Plans.


FRANKFORT ST. cor Rose s.. for stJ
fsrtnry ii8sYt26. J B.ack zoo william =
Owner Tiumis q Chapman. 81; Fifth av. arcm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Records and Forecasts for the
Last Twenty-four Hours.

Washington. March l8.--The storm Of wednesday
has reached Cane Breton Island with much Increased
intensity and tho weather has cleared in the north
Atlantic states. with tho exception Of snow IN New
Ens.and and 30 northern portion O. ne middle
Atlantic districts. There was no precipitation OF
consequences 81 The United states. IN, during to-day
sure fal considerably in the Southwest tni
slightly So tie West ana Northwest
THIS morning tie cold VAN covered tbs lover
la reslon. the Atlantic and the CuH rates gen
eraIy With freezing temperature 20 Northern flof-
ida and frost IN Central Florida. and temperature.
much below the seasonal average continue east Of
tho Mississippi VtleJ. L. the West temperatures
ar much above the seasonal sycrase. with further
rise since wednesday night
Generally fair weather VIII continue Friday and
saturday cas-. q The ssiss'gp River. with slightly
hf.ber temperature Friday and = more decided rise
on saturday. cIcep, over tic extreme northern Dis
tdc,s.
Fros. warnings have been Issued for tho east
Gulf ard south Atlantic states as far south as
Miami ia
winds for Friday aud Saturday North Ausnuo'
moderate 70 fresh northwest. south Atlantic. mod
e~,f. ,,esf he.ea.ug variable east Gun g.hue 70
moderate variable. becoming south. west Gun. MOI
ersfs southeast and south. upper !aAer H4'1ets 40
Lorin al4l n.r.lcast. lower lakes moderate norm
yost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
Carnivals May Give Way
to Barefoot Waders by
Courts Decision.
TIN PLATE KINGS
WIDOW CAN APPEAL
Yellow Patent OutdOes Garden.
er's Work in Restoring Plan
dOme's Inland Sea.

Leeds's Pond. which used TO rank as
first class swimmin' hole before a
landscape gardener made il part of the
country estate Of Mrs. Louise Harris
horne Leeds at Plandome. Long Island.
has been given back to the proletariat
by the Kings County Supreme Court.
Unless Mrs Leeds has better success
on appeal or spends $4,000 of the
Leeds tinplate millions to acquire a
watertight title-there will be no more
midsummer night aquatic carnivals.
Bare feet, IL there still be many bare
foot boys in the township, will desc
crate the marble landings. Pigtailed
girls, destined never 10 see finishing
school, may play there at will. Snubby-
nosed sharpies will be az free 10 nayi-
gate the twenty-five acres Of inland
sea as are the graceful canoes Of to-
day. In the winter. too. the ice, once
famed as the glassiest on the whole
North Shore, will issue its own invi-
tations. The iron fence around the es-
tate and the social barrier will be no
more.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun1se. 605 Moon rsos %. nj. ~
Sunset ............. G0- Moon sets "a 10 l... -
HIGH WATER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
FOR SALE.

rOR SALE 500 DAVIS sEM Ns 10 y
chimes. t,pe A manufac turssnsIsl.l. ~
Four months Address 49,
south sth So 81 i.ouis No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
Pond Vastly Popular.

ID 70 the time Mr9. Leeds, VINO Is the
wife OF Warner Miillin Leeds, decided
to build country home in the section
now known as Plandome the pond had
had no experience of high life. Yet,
with persons of a sort. II was vastly
popular Eight years ago the Leeds
mansion was completed.
Mrs. Leeds entertained in queenly
style. She regarded the pond as hers,
and so. for the time being, did the
proletariat. They began to refer to II
as "Leeds's Pond" not regarding that
courtesy as any abrogation OF plebeian
riparian rights.
Then came the landscape gardener
and the marble landing, summer houses.
canoes and water carnivals. Then. be-
cause outsiders who come TO cape at
colored lanterns are not usually cos
tuned TO supply an appropriate merry
villager background. came the iron
fence. It was perhaps three years ago
that the pond became a fenced-otf
fairyland.
Philip J. Christ, Supervisor of the
township, came to the rescue OF those
on the outside Of the fence. Digging
into yellow real estate records he de-
cided that the pond was public prop
erty. In substantiation he produced a
document, ready to crumble at touch,
dated 1914. IL was patent signed by
forgotten Dutch Governor, Mynheer
Kleist, granting TO what is now Hemp
stead township ownership Of all land
under water within its boundaries.
Indian Deed Dug Up.
Mrs. Leeds also did some digging.
When she finished she was in posses
sion Of an Indian deed predating that
Of Mynheer Kleist, giving the pond TO
the first Of the line of Owners
through whom it had descended to her.
Nevertheless, the Supervisor retained
NJ. Linn Bruce, former Lieutenant Gov
ernor, and James l.. Dowsey to insti-
tute ejectment proceedings. On the
plea that she could not get a fair trial
in Nassau County Mrs. Leeds won a
change Of venue to Kings County. At
ter Justice kelby had heard about the
patent and the decd he decided yester
day that the Indian chief had got his
beads and blankets and wampum under
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
SCHOOL AGE>CiE.

American and -oreisn Teacher. AsT s.ss
supplies Professors. Teseheass III, -.
Governesses. exc. 10 Co.Ies..' YOUNG
Families Apply % Mrs Al
mi TON % Union square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
FIRE RECORD.

An
j ga W 4lst ~ V. Gsr-fon. snzht
al--ffa ". 4lsf a.. q. =. Somneils tiflLg
p g0-t4fh W~tchufef aY, MODEL Corset shop
70,-10 ". stm 81. United Cigu stores Co.
ftfG
1910. Dover st May McGn'. i2s
li-z-J So. ll1t r.. Aia D. johnson. trifiug
z5-lil Alsn IT.. q. Halieci 'ufi1g
80 1870 vs.. fisi o.. Abba Laun4D 60 eight.
~ l0-ifl = l0J'h st. IS Bloom. slight
ID ;1~e4i ism Of. 4 Cornell. slight
% % az vs.. lt5A o.. ". Dihnick slight
TN
fr-1l7 iG0h 80 unfnosr: iriaIng
tlD-lllz Ansisrdam az. D. H Hafkart: tifing.
tf5-fi3 .. i00l IT,. ! Tiercf'y; t'lnlrg
tlt-45 y tis' o.. A. Mhhsck. uninoNn.
it-ts; D.. IN o.. S0lofnOu timing
tlt-if " tlth -. Mn. ]. Sanford trnins
QD-tft 20 AZ. ~ G0ldsiein: trfinE
.. Autp. 20 st sui i'h a.. Woiroit Frpres'
60 $500
f1,-,e l0m a.. Eusn McAflis. nifilr
s.ffl Wri llN tf IIyahefh Nlnma fririfg
10 20 llit tl4Lru EeIrtr1. iairIa H-f-f
frnlng
Igs0-zi Ls.l Ioih o. Mf Tnm. timing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17

Local Fsrscs,t.--Y,if ard slightly warner dag
far AID warmer 70. morrow: diminkhmg northwest
xinds. becoming variable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWs of the World

Port Observation-Disclosures. .Mch 81
Hawaii. FL Islands. Sew Zealand Aus
usua lsia NancouNr and Victoria. u @
lc.0sc al g 80 . ml--Makura. .Apnl 9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17

roreosst, for Special LOcsll,lss.-Ea'tsrn Ne"
York fair and slightly warner to-day and t0-mor'
row.
The Distr+ o. Columbia. Maryland. Virginia.
North Carolina Delaware. New Jrrsy. Lssiern
PENNSYLVANIA West virginia Ms,isiypi. AsoanA.
t.e.-g'a Florida Louisiana. o. aloms. Wcs-ern
a.I Iaefcn TtIas end south 'af1.ra. falf and
sli.ffIv warner to-day and tl-uorf0N.
western NeS YORK and Weston Pern'ylTlnia.
patty cloudy ard tIght5 "a74ef I" ca5 tbl To-
No-,hern al southern Ss~ England fair to DAY
AMI t0-fnorfoH.
Local omtial Record Tho io,lD'f'g o1Nsl recTrd
from no Weather B1--su shoss -. chxrges in The
Temperature ~ re Ia,t t0r-', FOUR hours ia com
pa-.oc VIII tas co-rs pondias date q lat year:
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Inghst Temperature yesterday. - degrees Cat 10
2 r1J: loNet. Is degrees tst a nj "er~ss
yo,erisy 70 degrc,s average for corresponding ds'o
lot year. A. degrees average fr ooHnVondhs da'o
- MY -threc yeals. ~ desIes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17

Gibraltar March lJ-Msusl J1r ispanl Ssw
York and Norfolk fol Eafrc0ns Slns Otsj.
Ncg iofk lor Genoa
tgari. Mnfrh 10 AnaM Dutch. New YORK for
Hotruism. Noordefiyk OUCH. Nv York for
Housfdsa-
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LONG ISLAND.

COTTAGES. BUXGAL.oo,w,.s,, 7y A.. .NTpss W" I
siHn%%on ron EookLEr j. T. b AOA''
~. m.,sr .l-riI - NV YORK
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS


Avormouih. March ls-CapcIla fSo-l New York
,ris'obal. March lt-ZAcapa. CsrAg,na Tor New
30 l1rk land yIlcredeiI. Colon. New York
llaWe. March la-Hoyal scepre tBrl Ssv York
bofi"aut. March l0-B1ra fNoTl New York
~ Nalalrc. Maf.h l-Ards4ir lBfl. Nc~ York.
t.iferi am March li-NieuN AmlterdAm Dutch.
Ncs York via Falmouth.
Port Nh4l. March I1-RadiA Dutch. New York
VIA tare Town
London. M.frh l5-Sf kenNgern OBJ. New York
Liverpool. March i1-st 1hepdorc tBrl. Ne~ York
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'fistoual. March lG-Alisnra. New York
icfmuis Nsr-h lf-Egangeline. sew i0h
Lscrp0Ol March ti--Qurrl MafrArrt inri New
loas AduaHr tlfl New York
NeT Rochelle March li-Iscaut lBegl New York
Naples. Manh s-Marhsra fBrl. NeN York: 9th.
HtAmrAlA 1tall. Sew York
liatre. March il~HlfliMe lBrl New York Chel
t0uiau tlf. Sew York
- Naraifr sfarrh 10 -Nadonna fYfl New York
Copenhagen. March s-tuiiei state. dam. NsS
lnrt