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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
BUSINESS PLACES LEASED
Stores and Lofts In Buildings on Fast
and West Sides Rented.

Nelson. Lee g. Green have leased n.
store adjoining the southeast corner o,
9oth st. and Broadway in the new As,or
Court apartment house just completed.
10 Xenophen Brown. for store.
Pease & Gilman have leased % Mar
Narcun the store az AZ Church ST.. and
also space IN the McCreery building
at the southeast corner Of Sixth a..
and 23d ST.
Lotion II. Slawson Company hay.
leased space In 729-733 Seventh az. %
William +. Durham, a moving picture
concern, and 20 the Plimpton Epic Pct.
ures. Inc, Offices IN the Burrcil Build.
ing. III Madison av.
Duross Company leased the store
and basement IN Corron Building, 81
Ninth ay., to the Chicago Sausage and
Provision Company for a term q
years; the store at 775 Washington q.
to Michael Flynn.
William A. White & Sons have rented
the building at 366 Washington 81. %
Bothamley Chemical Company
s Osgood Pell & Co. have leased the
store and basement at 789 Sixth ay %
a corporation. who viii alter the prem.
ises for a restaurant.
VI. e. l.. Hess, Inc. have leased A
floor at ALSO East 32d ST.. nov in
course Of construction. 20 Deayy &
Jacobs, Inc. waists and dresses; space
at 366 Fifth av. 90 the Vogue Corse.
Company. Inc; space az l4s-l55 Wes,
23d 81. to Josef Selling and George
Fadool.
Cross e. Brown Company has leased
a floor in 3l5-317 West 47th 50. 10 the
Adams-Williams Manufacturing Cor
poration: Strand Theatre Building
space to William Thompson. and 70 the
u. $. Vaudeville Managers Associa-
ton; at p West 39th So, a floor 70
Theodore Van YORK; az lli0-llis
Broadway. space 10 s. Timourian &
Son; at 6i7-649 West Doth ST., a floor
10 Clark e. Kendrick.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
Skipper Kills Pigs to
Piece Out Menu, but
Grumbling Continues.
CAPTAINS DAUGHTER,
IN FEAR, SHUNS DECK
Ship Ends 77-Day Trip from
Buenos Ayres with Sails Gone
and Distress Signals Up.

Sixteen Of the most fastidious beach
combers that ever skipper shipped
as an emergency crew gave Captain
Gunderson of the four-masted bark
Mashona many an anxious hour before
he hove TO off Quarantine yesterday
seventy-seven days out from Buenos
Ayres With the flag OF Uruguay fly
ing astern and distress signals lutter-
ing aloft, he brought his ship safely
to anchor with all hands for'ard bor-
dering on mutiny.
Even the captains daughter. Alberta,
the only woman on board, had to keep
TO her cabin part of the voyage 10
avoid the crew which is no way at
all. according to the captains think
ing. for a lot of husky mariners TO
treat a lass whose -rneteen summers
have left her fair to look upon and
have given her something of the spirit
of her Viking forebears.
II was a matter of grub that started
the first grumblings on board that final
~ landed four members of the make
shift crew in a Stapleton jail last night.
Listen TO the tale as IL was told by
Ernest Fidor, the bos'n's mate, who
got warrants from Magistrate Handy
for the mems arrest:
I'VE was hard put TO it, sir, for men,"
quoth he. "as we was about TO sail from
Buenos Ayres. SO the skipper, he up
and ships n crew of beachcombers, sir
and a lubberly lot they was. But all
went well until we was about ten days
out, when the meat run out. Then the
hands began TO get ugly, sir, plumb
sulky they was. and they sat around
the fo'c'stle, with nought but q grumble
on their lips and dom but little work
they was not drove to.
"The hands got worse and worse, ana
even called abusive names at the SKIP
per's daughter, sir. they was that IN
sulting. Then a few days later the
potatoes gave out, and all hands got
rice instead They grumbled so that
finally the skipper offers TO kill one OF
the two pigs we had on board. And
he has the cook fix up good mess
O. fresh meat for the ungrateful sons
O guns. but they only laughs at him,
nashville. and throws il all overheard
we kept the hands under as best
we could. but 1t was fair hard work,
sir, at times.
I'VE had bit Of a blow on Wednes-
day night and the hands was so near to
quitting right out that We lost a good
bit o. canvas before the lubbers got the
sails rightly reefed. 1t was a shame TO
see the good sails 90 by the board, sir,
and them swine too mean to lend a
willing hand.
$50 when the doctor comes aboard at
Quarantine the skipper tells him he
wants help, and wants it quick. An |
goes ashore and gets the warrants. It's
only disorderly conduct they're held for
now. but we hopes 20 make it mutiny If
we can. Anyway the policemen, they
come out TO US in q launch and took
four Of the hands ashore to jail. And
jolly we'll right it serves them. SIR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
BROOKLYN NAN, 20,
ADOPTS WARD, 80
Copeland Wants Miss Woolsten.
craft to Get His Property.

Palmer W Copeland, seventy, Of 81
Prospect Place, Brooklyn, yesterday
adopted Miss Alice VI. Woolstencrafi,
who is thirty-eight. ~ his petition,
Copeland says that his action was in
spired By his desire that she might in.
herit his property.
He said further that he had known
the woman's father and because Of her
tender care had come 10 regard her as
his own child. On the petition Miss
Woolstencrafts name is written Alice
VI. Woolstencraft (Cowenhoyen)."
Cowenhoven is the surname Of one OF
the Oldest Brooklyn families. Neither
guardian nor ward could be found last
night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06

Nay IS
Nay 10
"a
June 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN FORTS.
ARRIVED.

Agoumouth. May 4-Nasalo. Ne~ York via Liver
pop. Cor Ieitl.
Bergen MAJ f-krstiauiafi0ri fNorl. New York
via kirawaL
C-is.otal. Nay 5-veendyk Dutch. New YORK
Clrsc4aia. April Z9-kousxos tNWl, New York
haUo. May SUSSEX lBrl. New York
hit.aaA. May s-LiF lN0ri. Acs A0fA Tor Arch
angel
Buelos Ayrea. May i-Poedyz Dutch. New York.
SAILED.
London. Msy s-Ead ~ r. gn lBrl. New York
Bahia. May f-T49aloz lBraLl Ufom san;osl. Nes
York
Krswlu. Mas s-Oscar II Danj from Copen-
h4geni NeE YORK
P,r DO B,lc. April 2o-Peiroielne tBD. New
York
Naples April 29-Duca d'Ac,'a nfan. New York
Na.-.ester. MAY s-HoVir brl. Sew York
tarI.r NAV s-kronstadt lNori. New York
Urlr. MAJ l-Dy ~ Barria tbr Boston snd
NeE YORK
PASSED
Gibraltar. NAY 4-Caprsrs uisu. Dew York for
Genoa =
St MlcAae.a Mly i-Onss. Lseot = New YOI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
WAITE WITNESS LOSES CASE
Judgment Obtained Against Mrs. Won
Palmenberg by Default.

Mrs. Dorothy May Won Palmenpers'
friend of Mrs. Margaret Horton stu
dio mate" of Dr.. Arthur Warren en- Wai{ e.
u ulJ Mite a judgment for $1,000 to De
Lien against her in the City Court
Yesterday by default. ..ood
Mrs. Won Palmenberg, who assumed iReS
s .be i divorced Charles F. Kehoe, was was
sued sre by Lucille, Limited, for gowns ana ID
80 y articles Of apparel which she
S SeaGf ' between March and May l9lI'
These these included yellow evening gown
sos 5.So blue voiie gown, S175; white i'm. I'm,
cerie dress, 5000, and pink ehihon
parasol, $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
Mitchell VETOES
GARBAGE BILL
Will Not Bar Plant from Staten
Island.

Mayor Mitchell yesterday vetoed the
bill introduced by Senator George
Cromwell. of Staten Island, and passed
by the Legislature, aimed TO prevent
,bo erection OF the city's garbage DIS
nosal plant on Arthur Kills. The Mayor
acted after a conference yesterday be-
tween the Staten Island committee and
the Board Of Estimate, at which no
reasonable compromise or alternative
nroposition could be determined upon.
The only alternative plan when APP
noared worthy Of consideration oHeieu
NV the Staten Island committee was
70 Mace the plant on constructed
leland on Romer Shoals, in the Lower
Raw fte miles from shore. ms plan
vas found not to be feasible because
Of its cost. City engineers inquired
that fifty acres Of land would hate
"a he made in order to accomm ooaIe
the plant. dwellings, schooIhouse;
cbnrcb etc. which would be needeG
for tho workers in the plant, VINO "ouIG
bove TO live on the island, because VI
It's distance from land, with no IeIty
facilities. They estimated that IN tne
cost of filing IN Woulu NC
100000 49,. ,,,,.r,ort
This would necessitate the payn me-
Of a rental by the contractors Oh 80. Iro,
900 year. The eo Isiand pIant has
p Pl%', anDroved bv the Board Of EST
mate mat, bought the Arthur Kills site for
S65.OOO ~, e rs+;mate
o,d the contractors expressed them
selves G as willing to do anything :, r ,ail
bill provided that no borough SHOULD Sdr.
dispose Of its garbage IN anot .n , ooa
ouqb without the consent OF the locA'
board of that borough. on oor+
Wavor Mitchell signed the SU- -t.1s
cas- bill for the Goth and 3lst wars vars
in Brooklyn. The bill was lntroduceFf
bv Senator Robert K. LAWSON "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06

Local ofaelsl Record-Tas following official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes "a the
temperature Tor che lest tHeny-four houIs IN CON.
parlson with the corresponding date q last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


Observation-Disclosures .......- 500 AN ZOO
MONDAY. MAY g.
Rotterdam 80 An 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
sURROGATEs, NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
Hon John p Cohalan. a Surrogate %
the County 81 New York bearing date
April 2sth. 1915. Notice is hereby given 20
al persons having claims against Caroline
A. Wtstsrveit. late Of the County Of New
York. deceased 20 present the same with
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber. az the
office of Edgar g. Beecrof,. hls place %
tranaactlng business. Room No. 1914. No.
50 Maiden Lane. Borough u Manhattan.
IN tho city - New York. on or before the
18th day = November next.
Dated, NeW York the Sth day ~ May.
1915 LIVINGSTON 4. LEEDS
Administrator. with the will annexed. Of
Caroline A. Westervelt deceased.
EDGAR G. BEECROFT.
Attorney for Administrator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
,ronst~ Rsaslns,.

morrow fair. uoasr', south riaaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
Sales in Auction Rooms.

AZ ~ fesey 81
By Bryan L. Kennedy.
SO Az. lCs-il2 cor 10Th 81. AsfIlO0 thres
Fdcs. Troy savings Bank agt + Chase u al :
n Swain. atty: due. s44s9l74. taxes etc. SI.'es.
TO tho plaintiff Tor $4,000.
A. 52Os Third av:
By Joseph r. Day.
EECK ST. fe3 e. go l56th -, 25tloo : az
house. ! Kaikow sgt ) Pepper 81 al. y II Levy.
stty. due s27S42j. taxes. etc. s33l.0. PRIOR
mtg s. 900. to the plaintiff FOR $500
INTERIOR LOT, 25tjO. lll.3 from s Townsend
az 1888 Belmont 81: g Hauser. as eIr ast
A Woof 81 al: II Swain. atty due. si-ots'
taxes. etc. $50: 10 the plaintiff FOR 500.
BY Henry Brady
TOWNSEND Az; e s., 90 Belmont 81; 42siltlf
II Swain. atty: due. 2.6j4.li: taIes. etc. $3.50
10 A stem FOR $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
ICE PICK AND HAMMER,
ANTI-MOSQUITO ARMS
Emerson Would Set Boys SO
Equipped to Combat Mans Foe.

How the mother Of New York can
help along the anti-mosquito campaign
and at the same time amuse their
young hopefuls was explained yester-
day by Health Commissioner Emerson
The bulletin read:
Let the youngster take an ice PICK
and the family tack ham-.er and go out
in the back yard to punch holes IN all
the tin cahs in sight. While he 10
about il, let aim Smash all the old bot.
ties and broken crockery he can ind
in the vacant lots. All these things
make breeding places for the house
mosquito. Teach the boy this stanza:
Mother lend me the hammer.
Mother lend the pick.
For I'm A Mosquito Slammer:
These tao will DO the trick"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
BIG HARLEM REALTY SALE
Company Buys Nineteen Houses in
West l35th St.

The Arose Realty Company has pur-
chased from the estate of John Sloane
222 TO 258 West 135th St, comprising
rineteen three story and basement
brick and brownstone dwellings, with
extensions, 18.5x99.11 feet each, form
ing a plot Of 350x99.1l feet.
The sellers acquired the property In
1911 at auction for 100000. The prop
erty will be offered for resale either
in its entirety or in parts. Myers &
Sherwir represented the purchasers as
attorneys. Horace S Ely G. Co. were
the brokers in the transaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
Jersey Civil War Veterans
Heed Warship Girls
Cause.
FAR WEST STUDENTS
AID u. S. S. AMERICA
as Pupils from New Mexico
School Send Contributions
Total Now Up TO S19,509.

Again the old patriots and defenders
of the United States come TO the aid
Of Marjorie Sterrctt. founder Of the
fund 10 build the L. S. s. America.
yesterday. II. Clay keenan,. Quarter
master OF the Zabrskie Post. No. IS,
New Jersey G. a. r.. in sending the
contribution. wrote the following let
ter:
at the meeting Of the Zabriskie
Post. G. A. r.. last night. ten ecm-
rades contributed ten cents each tow
ard the Marjorie Battleship Fund'
which is here inclosed.'
Marjorie also received Yesterday Slo
as a result of a list circulated among
the members and friends Of members
Of the Valley Forge Chapter, Junior
Sons and Daughters Of the Revolution
Gifts from Distant Towns.
Letters from all over the United
States come to the patriotic little girl
every dav. The latest from distant
noints were sent from the Felipe
Graves School in Belen. New Mexico
where forty-eight girls subscribed ana
from Embargo Ranch, Delhorte. Col.
Prudence Ewing wrote from her
homo on the ranch:
Enclosed fnd so cents toward the
Batleship Fund. CO.,
81 co IN Granger Country School.
ten miles west Of Delhortc. and col
lected this money from my school
mates"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
The Bronx.

BRONX RIVER Az. SIS 100 White Plains AZ. /
$50 frame platform. i0K50: C&s0n Point Park
Inc. Albert T. BOwnc. 90 premises. president
owner. Anton Primer 2Q69 Wcstchester az. archi-
tcct. 500
JENNINGS ST. cor Stebbns ay ] sly brick
stores. j0xf2.2. Mrs Mary stevens. 1872 Steb-
bins ay. owner LucIan Pisciotts. 39l lieth ST.
architect. 5000
UNIVERSITY Az. 2l9s 1 sly stone garage 22T
Charles schaefer. r.. IOl fremont ay architect
500
CR0TONA PARKWAY. g. $40 l7sth ST. .
sy brick garage. So 2rll26: + n J + Ramsteck
4-l2 Park as. owner. W Meyer. 1861 Carter
az architect 81 600
DAVIDSON AV. cor Buchanan Place SO
brick tcumt SOILS. Jes5uD Bldg and constr 60.
W Saudi. 1907 Jessup Place. president 0Fner
G. III GrcbcL 81 l-jth ST. architect. $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
FIRE RECORD.

A VI
10 0l-35i ". SIN e., X IT. Jackson: uffing
~ 05-i06 7th 81 G McKenna. slight
4f0-3s r liifh g.. unknown, trtfing
sSJ-l1ss Madison Az, Jacobs. tnfing
I lO-if-fh S. and - Nicholss Gy. CushmAn's
sons auto unkncsn.
$50 " ssh a.. Ol:ori Realty Co slisht
g5s-el Manhattan e.. McDemoi3 Dtiry Co
none
Ii 35-T5gt Of willis Az. y y. y. II a II
b u slight
2 90 s75 T. is5ih st. MIngold tririns
1873 " s4th st.. = Niece. $500
SsJ-ls-j "a av T ReNdou; tnfiug
f.a1-4il p. l1lst -. " LangsberE trTins
Tlt-iG-f Madison az. Miner. $1,000
1lj-Aufo a. MoShoIu az and lockwood Ter
race. u. Higgins 81 0oH
oN-t5.3 Brook Az. ) L0ur $50
IL le-si LIEA5eA a.. v CsIIai. THlnS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06

=, 77emis tNor). Por; Plris FEB IL. Nsvcastls %.
Buen9s Ayros April ?. Monte7ideo 8 st Lucia =
and Boston May 3. 90 Barber * co. with mdse.
tltonia Obj. St Nazaire April q. to the CunArd
s. stephen JRrl. Huli April Is. to the Com
pagnie Generate Transauantique. Bar at 239 n.
n ma 5Norl. London April ls. to L EAmes.
=, Imperoy9I tBrl. Halifax y S. April 8. to D T
warden. Bar 40 6l5 M.
city OF 81 Louis. savannah May 2. to the Ocean
IS 90. with mlse quar- al a N.
Iaparoa u5rl London April %. 70 Norton.
zulia Maracaibo April Is. curacao 27 and MAYA
guz 30 20 Bliss. Dallett & Co. with mails and
81 oeedsnte. Galveston April %. 20 the South
J CT racine 90 WIN m4se. guar a. Il: M
sand Apr n Stsy,rs- ., 4 D., mn ,la9
, benham a Boyeaen. with mails and mdse. Bar
Van der Duyn Dutch. sagia April % and
Caibareu MAY D. 10 tie New YORK a cuba Mail
IS 90 Co. win sugar. Bar al noon.
ths- Oh Dominion IS Co. with mdse. quar- at
=. Duca n Geneva utaD. Genoa April IS and
Nap.e 10. % Hatfield. soad & CO. With mails
All mdse. Bar al $50 IN.
Nigr,ia tBD. Barry April ls. to the Com
Finland Liverpool April -. 10 the American
line. With mails and mdse. Sandy Hook a. Q O5
Black Prince (Br). RIO de Janei-o March g.
Victoria p and New Orleans April %. 70 PAU +
Gerhard * Co. with mdse. Sandy Hook at a
? %.
Olaf DAM. Santo Domingo April O. Afacoris
~, SANCHEZ %. Porto Plata % and Turks Island
-. 70 the clyde IS Co. with mdsa Bar al $50
On.
os3ab,w. Houston. 10 the Southern $, Co. with
nlse. Passed On Quarantine a. 0j m
Pnn del RIO Havana April 20. sagua % and
'af4elas -. o. the American Cuban s. Co. with
sugar Bar az $50 ~.
Ciy OF Mexico tIori. Nuevitas April q. TO the
Munson s. Line. with sugar. Bar a. 2.I5 y m.
- bJ amo. Frogreso April 20. % tho New York and
CUBA > 90. WIKI mdle. Par az 90 D ~
Verdi tBrl. BuGnos Ayres April H. Mon,eytfeo
~. no de Janeiro Is and barbados %. % Busk &
Daniels, "lth malls anu mdse. Bar az AS y II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
MEMBERS or TIE VALLEY FORCE CHAR In In.
JUNIOR Sons AND DAUGHTERS VIZ
r,r.,.nr r-r-InN OF WV LLESL1.

Ms NfcWilia17 MIS- Arrl'arl1s' MI H., Ia, n
hreuiarias frank Hoae Elmer Lo'sdSe' , hIrSi
NfarIeos Josephine Boelius. cara h4leiu \yi,isri
i4s-IIson Cs15i gillespie Eleanor Gillespie. $4OV0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
New Building Plans.
Manhattan.

GOTH ST. 2l3 and 2fj W. FOR a 2 sty auto station
50K95 u Caryel. COS " 18th st. owner and
architect. t2S. 600
lITH ST. g. y W Greenwich st. for sly
teumf. 4i161. Fogiiass0. Clement Bldg Co. l1J
Blocker 81. owner. + yitoo. IS 23d st..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06

Ispan Cores All china tvS SeattIel tc.css
Ar s1 % ml-Nfsrr4 Naru ......... May .
japan torea ari china Especially az ire,sad
oHgI via Seatti-i l-ioss a. $50 nj
Ssio Mlr ........... ........ Mag n /
Hawaii VIA San francisco fc.o,e al n $50
o uI-}istsorla Observation-Disclosures. MAY u !
Iapar. Cores China an Philippine Islands
VIA Vancouver ami Victoria. Is @ tclOss
- e..s ug-Eu.sess v Asl.............My u |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
COLLECTED BY J. C. TAYLOR LEHIGh VAL
LEY RAILROAD ENPICfEs.

7 G. TAYLOR Il J. Tanaeldi } .. Grove u, :. y
ysis! ii,a N G65sa sid b. T. carsy v
b s'1tl7,,so NJ n Iuz. jr. l. A w@coe W A.
GeS5ss Role w. Ni 25ss2 i" ward a. L j. 3
j. =, =, - 49, " J. Kennedy. + ]. Desmond
h lee II s9eFsI ,.- L. b'i iIopiin.. Sam sam
= , SiiS,Li suerney J. smith Peg. Jane, J. VI
sc5iiv' n ?. Davis. SclIweucs. W. 'o.|e'' "
- Ii. Yost. H. J. Close. 10 Genus e4'"
co,,vcrrn Ry r. G. KEENAN,. MEMBERS OF
. THY zABRIsKIE POST no. 81. G. A K.
JERSEY CITY y. J......-
THROUGH THE qT7 VIVA p COZ TEhH coSTRR-
IIM"A. ,ite1i,s ........... saw
TOTAL.
T.om Tribune readers NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Alterations.
Manhattan.

SIN Az. cor ga s.. 20 a II sty stors Offices
and lofts oamo.ln Realty Co. on premises. own
Or. Seymour 3 schonewad. Grand Central Term
ila. architect. $50 900
29TH ST. 40 20 i5i Z. and 2sth 50. i4l 20 lJ5 J..
o. 4 sty boiler house. Church " - stephens
ass Madison ay. owner. T. FARLEY. l0l Park AZ.
architect s. 900
The Bronx.
OOELL ST. es IS % n Unionport Road 81 sty
frame dwig q Jx335. Fred Mulhlhan. on prem.
i,es. owner; Anton Primer. 2069 Westchester az.
architect $1,000
PARK Az. 1922 4 stv brick stable 3917j. DIN
J stephens. 20 l3Sfh 50. owner. Z II James.
l2f W 18th 80 architect: $500
PllmPT0N Az. 1865 ! sly brick garage. 4Sxss.
John Conway. 5I7 " l69th ST. owner l.
Phyfe 1851 University as. architect alterations
consist a. additional stovl. S. 600
BROOK Az. % G cor lasth 50. four sty brick
tennis. Louis Rcichsrit $40 i3Sth st. owner.
Charles sch4Her. IT,. i0l fremont av. architect
5000
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeUs of the World

Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China and Philippine
Islands VIA san Francisco lclose 40 II 80
, ml--'hlna ......... ................. May Is
Japan. C0rea. China and Philippine Islands
va seait.e) lclose a. $50 . ml-ilawan
Mari ............ .......... May II
Hawaii. samoan Islands Australia Except
MesD and specially addressed mail Tor New
Zealand via san Francisco (c.css 40 n 30
ml-, Soaoma ................ May IS
TAHITI, MarQucsas Cook Island. New Zealand
ana Australia Except NCsJ via san Fran
oscol lciose al n 80 . Moaua 80. May 10
Guam and Philippine Islands VIA Sau Fran
cisco lc.ose al ] 30 mJ 4 Transport Mag 81
LA" an Ilu Islands. New Zealand and spe-
gdly addressed mail for Australia via
vancouver and Victoria, Is @ lcloss az
90 p M -Makura ............. .Tun. 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
HIGH WATER

United states Coast AMI Geodetie sur7ey)
Sunrise ......... 4 90 Moon rises "a. M g
sunset ............ CSC Moon sets o. ml ...l4.--
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Highes. Temperature ~ degrees Ia % ? m ,
Lowest 20 lat 800 I'D average. Sc average f0r
corresponding date LAST year q average fos CORE
spending date last tnirfy three Jeans so
Barometer Readings.
m....2e.s' ? -s'7 ma % s.
Humidity.
NJ. 17Ilp m...... 20 ? m...... -
LEGAL Forsosst.-yair AID warmer today. TO-
InosIos fair. moder.'1 south EiadA
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York. southern New England. Sew jersey. Della
ware. Eastern and Western Pennsylvania MAy-
land. Dh;rco q Columbia. virginia Ngrth and
South Carolina. Georgia. Florida. Alabama. Miis!s-
sipvi louisiana Arkansas. Oklahoma. Eastern aud
Western Texas West Virginia. probably fair to-day
aul TO- morrow.
northern Nsv England. Local rain today: TO-
uiorr0w fair
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