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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-06
CITATIONS.

TIE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. BY the Grace OF Cod Free and
Independently Maynard u. Foliin. Car
re n Wrenn. Mrs Thomas Swinyard.
owen Ward. Marguerite GlentwOrth. Mrs
Annie SiWOns. George Cooke, Mrs. George
Maynard. Florence Leslie HAY. Phyllis
Palmer, Mrs. l.. IA. Cremer. Mrs Robert
lus Mrs charles r. Follin. Frank -.
I.u,. Miss Matte Sheridan. Miss Emma
..u.r stuart Wrenn Thomas 4. Wrenn.
"...l.s g. Wrenu. Charles Wreun. Joseph
Kirk clara Van Nreedenburgh. Mrs Char
Iott. A Gilbert. Ars. Rev. p. A. Hanna
ford Miss g. T.. Ives. Miss Marie Cross
Newhaus. Mrs. Lee Young. Madame Giula
Valda. Edmund = Hanks. a. Executor Of
Nfllaytrdc. American Society Tor the Pre-
vention Of Cruelty To- Animals. WoOdlawn
Cemetery. Mrs. carrie Chapman Gait
Annie + Frey John l.. WEIGH. John II.
Kelly. Jared Flaeg. Baroness Althca
d'AVirnas Salvador, Lonetta l.. Hollander
Florence l.. WelssbrOd. Arthur Leslie. and
Frank Leslie. and % all persons interested
as creditors. legstees. next OF kin or other
wise ga the estate OF Frank Leslie. de-
ccased who al the time u her death re-
sided at the sherman Square Hotel. Bor-
ough OF Manhattan, New York city. Send
Upon the petition Of Louis IT Crsmer.
residing az Saratoga SPRINGS. New York.
and william Nelson Cromwell residing at
d. West i9th street. Borough Of Nanhat-
tan. Citt 81 Nrw York,
You and each 81 you are hereby cited
go show cause before our Surrogate Of the
County OF New York a. tho SurrOgates
Court u said County. held az the Hall OF
Records. go the County OF New York. on
the 2sth day OF January. 1916. az half-past
ten O'Clock IA the forenoon OF that day.
why the account Of Louis II Cramer and
william Nelson Cromwell as Executors Of
th Last VIII and Testament 81 said de-
ceased. should not be Judicially settled
Iu testimony whereof W have caused
'he seal ~ The Surr0gates' Court Of the
saff County ~ Sew York TO boz hcreuufo
Mixed.
witness Honorable" John P. Cohalsn.
SnrroEat. uf our .aId county. az the
Count. OF Nar ork tho 18th
frEAI. aa. ot D,s.uIer iu The year ~
our In-I one tLuus nd nine mum
aI.J and fifteen.
DANIEL j. DOMDNEY
G.eEA " Tie SgTroxates CoETL
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NY. LAWMAKERS
BEGIN WITH RUSH
Committees Appointed and
Many Bills Offered on
Opening Day
HOPE FOR
A SHORT SESSION
Thirty-tour Proposed Cons'''u'
tional Amendments Submit
ted in the Senate.

a :
,lha,v Ian 3. The New York Leg
isloture Of 1916 got under way to-day
cd Il the plans of Speaker Thaddeu'
q Sweet are carried cut II will be q
slo~. and active session. The usual
adjournment was taken only until Mon
dov night instead Of for week. Inc
sneaker announced his committee as
s;cnmcnts to-day 20 make 1t poSS'o''
70 proceed with legislation without
delay.
In each house about sixty measures
were submitted and referred 70 com
-,i,,oes Introduction Of bills and tne
readinc of Governor Whitman's mes
s.so took mp nearly all the time IN
ho,h Senate and Assembly. The Sen
sc AID not have tC organize. me As
Sc,,blv organized BY elecung all the
oecers selected by the Republican eau
Iosenh N. Callahan. Of The BronN'
Democratic nominee for SpeaSer' auto
msticaIly became Democratic hoor
Leader. While Simon L. Adler. Of Roch-
ester. is the Republican leader ,
One face missed To-Day was ll4ht w
Alfred r smith. now sheriff Of New
York County. who for years had led
the Democrats I'm the Assembly through
many hard fought battle. Mr.. Gala
han. his successor, made q good i'm
preston ON his first day. and many
legislators. both Republicans and
Democrats. expressed the opinion that
nc would follow closely IN the foot
steps Of "Al' Smith as a fighter. His
seat was hidden under a horseshoe Of
roses on which were the words: The
Pride Of HjghbridRc.'
AssemblyUan Naier. OF Seneca. vas
appointed chairman Of the Ways and
Means Committee which is the most
important Of the Assembly committees.
John Malone. Of Albany, who headed
the Excise Committee last year. was
nrmed chairman Of Cities. Mr.. knight,
o. Wyoming, succeeded ex-Assembly-
man Thorn, Of Erie, as chairman Of
Judiciary.
Chairmcn Of other important COM
mi;tces arc: Codes. Ahern, Of Kings,
General Laws. Brennan. Of Kings;
Railroads Seakcr. Of St Lawrence:
Electricity. Gas and Water, Baxter. Of
Albany; Insurance. Cotfey, OF West
chester. Internal Affairs, Wells. Of
Genesee; Banks. Wiltsie. Of Cortland:
Labor and Industries, BoHley. Of
Niagara.
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9th st.. made through william %. May

9th st., made through william b. May
Il Co. ri, l.
LEXINGTON AV.-Samuel Simon is
reported TO have sold 7s4 Lexington
sy.. a four story dwelling. on lot lo.VS
rs feet, to James Brannan, butcher
who will alter It for his business. Mr..
Brannnn recently sold TO Bing bing
the southwest corner Of Park nv. and
sSd st., where he conducted his estao-
lishment for many years.
nth AV>--J. G.. Goldsmith, iden-
tilted with several dea Ia in the S9th 81
district. has bought through Clark 7.
Chambers tho southeast corner OF
Eleventh Az. and both St, old build
ings, on plot l5OrloO feet, from the
Columbian Realty Company. One b ock
away are the new l,0oo-foot piers
which the city Is erecting. An auto
mobile building may be erected.
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Reality Conference Tomorrow

The midyear conference OF the Keal
Estate Association of the State of New
York will be held at tho Hotel Meal
min Tomorrow. Many topics will he
discussed during the day and many
addresses made.
An informal dinner will be held at
6 m. State Controller Eugene NJ.
Travis will be the principal speaker.
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PATERSON BURIES RATCHET
I W. ". Leaders viii BE Allow ed TO
Sneak Indisturbed.

Paterson. Jan. 5.-Changes Of al
roinistration here has brought new
lease OF lie TO the louuacious mem
bers Of tho T. W W, who had been
refused the privilege Of making pun.
lie sneeches in Paterson. Chlel on
Police John Binson issued Statement
to-day. i'm which he said tnat former
Mayor Fordyce's rule foroiddlng Cei
tain speakers to appear on PUBIC
platforms here had died with MS "o-
ministration c,
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn and Carlos
Tresca. the particular targets LOT
former police interference, are sehea-
uled 10 speak in Institute nan; on
the evening Of January 20 ana there
H. cory indication that nobody viii in
tereFere with their programme
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New Building Plans.
The Bronx.
Manhattan.

I0JH 81 O. III . sth sr; for tvo sty t,1n1
a sysl Q Cnlsscs' Investing Go. 22S I@iayste
81. owner; l. A shstnart 1875 Bo"efy. "oh'''''
cost. sos 900
The Bronx.
CANAL PLACE. o, ljo n lll.t e.; ~ ! ~
brick factory. io0rst: George Haiss. 2o1 Aefnl.
der -v owner; tho George Hats MIG 20. lll't
a. and Rlsr av arch,tect cost. $4,000
MORRIS Az. - cor l00th Il for t"o 81 DICK
,snmi. OsltT&ll and 2, sIe! II. no Foreman
Heights Realty CO Arthur McSorley, 3d3 East
ii2d st. pre,idcnt. owner Charles scnsefer IT.
l0l fremont az architect, cost. $4,000
GRAND Az 8 lf5 ls0th o. for two : ~
b,ics ,enfn,. 20 srfT. Charles VI Rossnihal. 1870
Rroadway owner. Gronenbsrg A Leucht's. 1908
jth az. architects. cost 100000
apyAET Ey . = 222t3 n freeman 81, for
~ hrlck stores and d0ls, 25r7o Nolohoch Con
scol 60 Samuel W9ch hoe s, s s fSi e.
mont az architect, coat. 5000
wtsIcHEs1tR Az nv AK RGr" az A. ., Tor r..
atr- CO. 205 Eat 6Tth 81, owner, J feh"n.
1913 Broadvsy architect: cost. $40 ooo.
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scoNs3 'AAen
Ssxcny ~ CovNcIlcY
50 MADISON AVENUE
HEADQUARTERS NOTICES

with ths oSjeci q assisting scoutnsstcrs who have
iittle or1svtuny fcS outdoor work, SATURDAY mixes
viii be held even scpsud Wcck by Yield scoutna'tet
g. II Nsssssc in Manhattan and Deputy SOU,
Commissioner \. G. ClSrte IN Tie Bronx 10 asss'
the scouts tn passius second and nrt class tests
The rrt Bropi like viii Ne heid on SsioluAs nea.
- Pelham scouts meeting a. Nsichester square
a. SO a m fccd for out0ooS cochns Two m'Hi''
should IA brought 49,.
The Hrst Manhattan hike will take 7! ace on SAUL
1av January s 90 Van CoTtlsndt fhS SCOUTS
desiring 70 40 on this hike vii meet fle.l evou,
masicr G. n Message On Che uptown plsueih H
the Ninety sixth STREET subway stsnoh o. ~ y III
BruE cCe DAYS ration. - $500,
me nnai announcement VII soon be msde regard
lts The scoutmasicrs' school. which WI uesu ~,
Manhattan sccu;Igssers on The first wednesday ~
February snd fosthe BrnN scoutmAsicrs Ul The drsi
ThurSiay Mr Prize Mcpcnnd IS me director w
both sohr,nls Assis'ei by LONE W. BstclN Tor Man
haitian ard Gilmore u Clarke fnr The Bronx.
Excellent setvice WAS rendered AZ the pageant IN
All ~ me ClNpcl q - MARKS IN the HouWetie
Al fho Astor Hotel Oh Thursday 'At lshofS were
provided hv rroopz 80 aud 70 ~. ". Council. g..
srel,rnsysrl snd l5S III l.. KRIS scoutmastcrl.
who also provided colcu ana color guard lrNop
ny The bronx gave demonstration ~ trek-csrt
Ufessyrs and Hfs net work assisted hy Scouts
B.ack Lqvlor and caldwell ~ TroNp la5. In r'st
AID
Drsplts me $50 weather several scouts from
downtown t~cop. we're out New Years Day Tor merit
BADGE examinations iN camping cooking. pioneorms
s-rvstiur aud fo-cStrv conducted py member of
thc StAfr Tor,str, Commission. che camp master 81
Issf summer camp AMI Deputy scout Commls'ionef
Charles J.. Pollard.
INA Ho, Socut Camera Club VIII soon hold is
rrsf meeting All frr' and second Glass scouts Wish
ins 20 ioin win notify Il NeSsiage a. these head
rfla a
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Hotel in New Hands.

Edward H. Reynolds leased through
Alfred &. Marks the Champion Hotel
at Isl 81. Nicholas av.. seven story
structure. 5ssxl5S. near 18TH ST., for
term OF wears The lessee is VI.
Shark. who conducts the Lorraine io-
tel at Bradley Beach, \. !.
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SHER,rF'S AUCTION SALES

HENRY BRADY. sHERIFFs AUCTION
eer sells this day, THURSDAY tho sth
day - January. l9ls. az II o'clock IN the
Pickle Factory. Desks. Chairs SAFE. Type
writer and all other property % the De
PENDANT on premises Goods 10 Ice remoN cd
after sale
ALFRED Z. SMITH Sheriff
LoILN >, AI-RHAX- n-A--iA-
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Troop Notices.

q, Nev Years Eve Troop 10 tHsrry r smith
s.olfnlssterl assembled a. the- headquarters az 10
y m and had short drill and welcomed the New
Year in ON New Years Day nine members ana
TIE scCutmtster h!ked 20 Pelham and reiuHl --.
Tro,p -, MAJ SchwsrtT ScoutmAsterl pr
pairing for troop rally and campfire 10 be hcd IN
me Stratus Auditorium q the EduceuonA Ahshe'
rr sunday evening Isnusry Is A. u T. ~. Any
sccrlfmaste-s cf scouts Who desire ucke'' Sould
write Man S,hvsu7 East Broadway and JereSon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-06

WrHner BEL mgham Sept 25 baeoa OF ~
MIL <r Buer,~ Ayres Dee i and - Thomas
8 10 Q u Dudley a Go With Tuner haf "I
10 % 900 90 90 ,,t a,
raf1'NrI A 60 with sugar Ear 90 m.
Wlnie,idco >gsulI Vera tfuz DEC =. Iue0'
N,,t.l sa and Havana Jan D.. tu te tompaIIf
1rs.,f Iattrirl. win rnosr Bar Of g. m.
Nlcaado Dutch. Norfolk Jan o.. Goo J. uari Ll5o
ISia tNolJ. SAINT. Ts d.. a4J 81 Lucia ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-06
INDIANA BOOSTS FAIRBANKS
Each County In State Booms Him as
G.. q. L. Presidential Candidate.

indianapolis. Jan. IA petition to
place the name Of Charles Warren
Fairbanks. -Vice-President, on the
primary ballot III Indiana as n candi-
date for the Republican nomination for
President was fled with the Secretary
OF State here late to-day by l.; w.
Henley. secretary Of the Republican
State Central Committee. There we're
approximately 5000 names signed 70
the petition, each county In the sth'e
being represented.
As next Friday will be the last DAY
for filing petitions for the primary 10
be held March 7, Mr. Fairbanks prom
ably will be the only Republican Presr-
dental candidate on the ticket.
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Piraeus. Dc 2n-kate Greek, Nep York via Oran
Ks'slis fGr-r1 10 i''''@ '''''''' w" i"iN'
Nr.ea Dec - Steamers Adrlstfeo man No,folk.
poamlau tBrj. Phfadeluhs
ElrIeau, De gs- Moorish Prince tRrl Neu ynrt
so gs,fsrr CIV M Nes yorE srfro f. " ~,
Ma-eII-, DE-. 30 event lTr NWg Yort
,i, 6,." ian lily " durham 'h''' New io''
1f.u.,.rf.. r-.. Walton. Han tyrI Nr,r y,,t
al. ~ l.,...t q, T. ~. 10, i'
t.,. .u ,'ft,I ~. - vi %.
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t ,...r ~ -, Ga. L..
Ho. .' ''." wa DAT
.r..t.I Ian . t.r.r N...I .\,-i Ne. ~, al
l..-i,. ,,. r.I.l.. az. '>'i'. New 'o'A a'1
rsI.n Ian 3 Talr oai. Crst. uarfo, via psu.o.
i..I Iar Primo. Fr,-l.rit Uer..ri< fI,Utrf-
,',.li H.~ Wa "''' i.'''' 4.1 venezuela 10y
U.-.ar d.. 60 $40 lNo-I Nes York ST, KIM
pn.rl,s p., a--l,.bou Nor, Ne, York ri. s..
Itnr,It &, 4 and porf Natal
Auckland Dee .s-Ba-on Cawlar lBr. Sees
c VIA Loco ,2.o' Fof NA i., etc. ,>., -. a.,
@. kn.es1i ,. ,........ ~. ,., .
ior. ut 50 vincent G. v snl C.po Tow. fof
$. Vincent e. j.. .- .n-
. Demeaia ,... 80. 49,. -,
Aser
N''a1s. 'a4 , Sal,S Ha".a Ne" l4,. W. >
ft..t.ts y '. ". '".".' ~ 'A.'t'v'tt.H-
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suRRoGATEc NOTICES

II PURSUANCE or Az ORDER Of hor rcssr
Of New York notice 4 hereby Ateu % a. a,
having claims against Caroline Sleeper hsp',.rs..
- ~ Couuty 10 New YORK deceased ~ -. q
tie Same with vouchers thereof O. tie 80, - .
taelr place n transsctlns business =. ~ SGD
their attomcy. John G. Clark No. .. 49, NJ az
OF March next go, i3l,
GEORGE J.. Rlths,
UrNRY : HARfkh
HARPFR sfLLlNAs.
IIIS fANES fhtssi ~
JOHN e. CLARK Atr. t0. lfe, t'i', ~
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

LOST RANK BOON 10 f5's,i SEAMENS
Bark flr savings - a sf Wall 49,, NeH h.rf
Payment stopped ana ,aurr. lsri1l aprI,l f..
Please return o." Bsus
lost Irn boo telephone booth Grand central Sra.
tlu "Wednesday large envelope ,uutalIlug pfnt--.
valuable 20 owner ouy. Iesarl AlfuI Goo ID. q.
Bsyer 40 I0h Ay. New York. Te.ephons 81
G42-i.-A-
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CU,NGF OF NAME.

s,.porvr COURT. STATE OF GYls
~ yi6RK county o. New York p Ass
MATTER or The Application ~ me- %
Vacuum Freezer Sales company - hs,9
s. ','-.'. D., change its name 10
taGIu,u Freezer company. INC AGO
NoTIcE IS HEREBY G Giy6N ,'' Inc. Z,
Vacuum Freezer sales ,o.lp'-.y princlpa
business ofHce .u che Cit. ,oA"' gg,,clsI
state ~ New York. VIII Apply 20 a "a, :
t ~ % g.. hIII m ana for the Cg gs1..
81 New York. ar the county 'o'rr ,s.fy
I'm said County on me 25th Gay on 80. " ~
1910 at 1880 o'clock go tie fofe -.,ys.,
fba, dav. or "a soon thereafter a. ...',..s
can be heard for az order su,..r,s o
said corporation 10 change - i"s
Auto Vacuum Freezer COMPANY ~
Datel NaW York. January 5, .Nn
MURRAY. PRENTICE & HOW = Pos
Attorneys FOR Petitioner ono s,rs,f
Dmre. Address. So. 81 Wa" -, q
Borough - Manhattan. 81"
New York
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Sales in Auction Rooms.

By Henry BRADY.
7,rH ST. 7is ". 5. 1870 . s,h a. 4ras ~ :
i.g unfiy,fsi par; Wells A. <. attys. VI Vim
cent ref du. s. 3Os7 10 sIes. etc. s5ll. 70
N.rg.rer Reilly Tor S2.I25
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records for the Last
Twenty-four Hours.

,v.......o, lar THE Western storm has
..,.,.d an. 1o,er 81 Taurcnce valley. with In
cre,scd intensity attended hy rains and SHOWS over
,. ,.,,-,l and Northern districts cat of me
Mississippi River and nv ahnormahy hish l''n
,,,,,u-e, I'm the Atlantic and Gulf states The hsh
area following is central over We."in 'VN' '''
-. .,J ,,s,. sc~,mpanylng 10. the nrst se50e one
, .,,. ,-.s,,, season. cover, the entire Northwest
,i. ,,,,n, s,,,,. tho upper Mississippi and Missouri
,cvs and the greater part Of the upper lake rsion'
.b. line OF zero Temperature extending in'o WIS
cousin -,
n, weircsdav morning tempera'ur" I" 10" ~
o., degree, below -erc were recorded IN ihe N'N'"
,,o., In The South and West the weather "" ''''
zen, OBJ, the radpo Cost where 'A'fs vas n'''
rain -.
Tin. cold wave win continue cast and will re'en
De middle Atlantic and New England cr' i.,, az,
ina Tursday nigh, an. VIII LEM az Ni,s,Is,ppi Low
,.,rrcr.turcs win continue THURSDAY In te ups.,
lake region hut ~. FddN u vi" 80 sgn ohio
Vaiiev +, viii be colder T-iiey 300 'he 'onn Al
Iartic states 77,,-s5,v IN New
r-s.spa AMI lie middle Atlantic states and 80"
I'M inc uprer lake region and N, ONO 49, ~,
l8wed } ,s 17-.isy r,sh, t the uor,crn portion
~ ,r, Cuf and south Atlantic Districts ana III"
F1da- H ne s,,'", ,r 'I.,9a,ed a h, Atlantic
~. ~, "a .Rt-rto1 4 90 IR'por GOA
wave warnings have lec "1trei ,h a. Ton
$50 and for Artsr3as and Eastern oAahoma ,
Ady,sory storm warning ghaqstI 70 n'l,i,f'
- :, Iaaror.. Na'r, moving northeast.
s,rT,r rcs' q, northwest gale, THURSDAY SNOW "'
'',, y,, err ~ Tu-ei'y ai Trds,- No.th ard
middle Atlantic. strong west 20 no1A"oI gaze,
l,,t css' N FLORIDA coast cat Gun inr.c,a,c
.',,.t Kinds slIftlug 90 north ry Friday becoming
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D. Alterations.
Manhattan.

snntcohaE Az q = cor 1904 s.. - Two stY
DIR, and storage " Hob-on. 81 West lsl,t s.
o,sn.r: ? sugar. go Ess' lslst S. architect
co>, 5000
20 Az, gos 70 sty tenmt and store L Cell,
20 East &'th -, o~nsri Cannsut n Ealo' o'
Grsh,m ~. Brooklyn, architects; c0rf. s'.ol'
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Shipping Information ana
Marine NeWS OF the World

o.. ola. ,,.-.- G rfr, --,.r o,,.f.-.-,, nod ps-
a. $50 Il ~
Doh. a Hopper. Sew Orleans Dec 20. 70 The
ff-.u Pacific Co. with lumber Quar- a. SOB
Mar Ad1atico lSplri. PhlafeUiia Jan s. n n
winchester y Co. quar- ~ 40 ~.
'.H'''' '@,ISo.'i''s 't' D. 10 H'''" h''S'
Nanchioaes| 800. Port Ar''ri. U'- - ~
A... BAY .I N..'.s" t,.. % a.t t..R.' from I'D. q"
Hr inl'e fni Co. N'.I m|s. h1. a' . = m
\ceHUnseH Uut,HII ~a".". '.r Rio DE
ia...fo -l VIA NrE OrrHrs Co.. .,. '. le Lloyd
B-azUt... u.fn coffee. H.r at g. m
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rnPr SCHUYLER ROAD. cor Appleton az. ~
.,v Tram. stoye- and dvlr 29130 = Elizabeth
Buhlr, on promises. owner, Lbeling -4'0
We.'rhcs'.- az architect. cost $500
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Vessels Arriving at and De-
parting from Port OF
New York.


MINIATURE ALMANhC.
Sunrise -. sunset. AS. moon ''' '7''
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nedI LEONARD SNYDER.
JAMES b. CURTIS


DISSo LlIlDN NOll'l.. -
STATE OF NEW YORK. OFFICE OF THE
Secretary of state This certificate. ls-
sued in duplicate. hereby certites that the
Independent Electric Light and Power Co.
Inc domestic stock corporation. ha.
filed ln this Office on ;ha 3lst day % De-
c,mber. 1915. papers for the voluntary
dissolution Of said corporation under Sec
ti0n 22i OF the general corporation law,
erd that 10 appears therefrom that such
corporation has compiled with said sec
ton In order 10 be dissolved. Witness nay
hand and the seal OF office Of the Secretary
Of state az the CITY OF Albany this 3Lst
day o. December, 1915.
e. W TAFT.
Carrafarr of CrIFa
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CousrKY PROPERTY.

LET FINANCIAL PLAN FOR PURCHASE OF
oantry homes eIp aimed IN Love OLE Nsgs.
dls Country Home League. No. 20 IVES. SD ST.
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Forecasts for Special Localltlss-tastrn Ne"
YORK Maryland. Eastern PennSN'nis' "e' W.
,,,r, raj, ot snow to-day. much colder at nlent:
ui,..i1f n columbia Virginia Delaware Ne'
Ie-.5, Southern .NeV Erslud. northern New ~
land Tennessee. Eastern Texas. fA',ihie. Nli.-t,,
.1r,i taUr-rs -aiu o.dsy mu-h colder o. mght'
WC.,.r- S., Yor. Western Pennsylvania. l"ff
MrhiguI. sr.t and colder to-day u" i'''''' JAW.
Local Offcal Record The following oNr''l record
from fIr Weather Bureau sI"rs fnT change. i' mo
,c,r-r-fifr. fe- OH. .4.f twenty four hours. i ''r
fsr'.o. vIfr t.. ..-rr-v ptiiHg date ~ la.' .r'.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION
Of the
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP OF LEONARD
SNYDER q co
Notice is hereby given that the limited
partnership heretofore existing between
Leonard Sutder a. general partner and
James - curtis as special partner. here
tofore carrying on business under the firm
name Of Leonard Suidcr * Co.. has this
day been dissolved by the acts of partu'r.
before the time specified for is termina-
ton IN the Certificate of Formation ~ such
partnership. and that Leonard Snlder VIII
sign for dissolution OF said firm az hls
ofl.ce. 80 81 Broadway New York city.
Dated January 3. 1916
lSiguedI LEONARD SNIDER,
JAMES B CURTIS
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-03
FIRST To HAVE
BEEF INSPECTED
HENRY BADHAM, WELL KNOWN
WHOLESALE DEALER HAD
THAT DISTINCTION.

Henry Bradham, the well known
wholesale butcher, was the first "
show up at the city inspection house
Yesterday morning, Sanitary Inspector
Jack Burney, acting as meat inspec-
tor. The new inspection law will
work very little hardships upon the
wholesale man but the retailer will
have some trouble in erasing the in
dellible stamp on various parts of the
carcass. One retail dealer says the
easiest wa TO get these marks off
is cutting The skin away, which he
did. The new law, is generally
thought, is a good enc. especially to
the retailer and consumer, as both
can rest assured that they get healthy
meat
Some of the meat dealers bought
large supplies thinking the wholesale
butchers would hold off awhile, which
some of probably did but Mr.. Brad
ham did not seem to fear the inspec-
ticn and brought veal and mutton.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-03
" MORNING JUDGE"
MAYOR WAS BUSY
EIGHTEEN CASES IN THE NUM-
CiPAL COURT YESTERDAY
MORNING.

Yesterday was a busy morning in
in The municipal court and in some OF
the cases it would have taken a mod
EN- Solomon, II there is such a man,
to have decided.
Most Of them were against negroes,
although three or four white men
were up for drunk and disorderly and
in these the mayor made the usual
fines Of eight and cost"
Darktown were there in all it's glo-
~. Eight women, or probably more
than that number, were engaged in
one fight and all about one ugly lit
tie negro man. Hair pulling. scratch
ing and biting were the principle
modes Of scrapping. in two or three
Of these cases.
Three white men were up for plain
DRINKS, cedar DRINKS" and from
their evidence some very strong cider
is evidently being sold all around the
city. They had crying DRINKS, fight
ing DRINKS" and just the plain mo
rose or stubborn" DRINKS. But wheth-
or it was cider or something just as
strong, there was all kinds of evil
dence in the court that showed We
plainly that something was wrong
with deniZens Of Darktown. especially
among these of the feminine variety
II was plainly evident that they could
fight and fight with a will
That Mayor Hopkins earned his sal
airy yesterday there is no doubt The
court started at the usual hour, 10
O'Clock and was grinding away three
hours later with the end not in sight.
The fines amounted to in the neigh
borhocd of a hundred dollars and
most Of those found guilty managed
to pay out.