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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16
THE WEATHER REPORT
Records for the Last Twenty-tour
Hours and Official Forecasts.

Washington. May 1.-THE southern disturbance
IS s,ll over Northern Florida. with diminishing in
tonsty attended only by moderate winds and rains
along the sou;h Atlantic coast The Western dis
turbace Is over Eastern Minnesota. also with di-
uinishing inter sity. but the attendant rain area
during the last twenty four hours covers the norh
plains states the central valleys. the lake region
The middle Atlantic states and New England
II the e1t-sms West tho weather WAS fair. II IA
rnuch cooler in the Southwest and IN the central
valleys. oIcep, the upper Ohio. and low tenpert
turcs continue 10 the westward oi this area. FL
cept IN The Pacific states In the lake region. the
upper Ohio valley and the middle Atlantic states Il
Is considerably warmer
There will ne showers Tuesday IN The Atlantic
states and the north upper lake region. but with
th~s- exceptions generally fair weather will prevail
Tuesday and Wednesday cast Of Tho Mississippi
River II VIII be cooler Tuesday IN the upper lake
and west lower lake regions. The Ohio VALLEY. Ten
nessee and The east Gulf states and cooler WedneS-
day an the middle and south Atlantic states.
Winds for Tuesday and Wednesday-North Allan
10 south: south Atlantic. moderate southeast and
south. east Gulf and west Gulf moderate south.
southern disturbance over Northern Florida dlmin-
ishing. vppe- lakes. fresh south and southwest
winds Tuesday. except north over West superior
partly cloudy over south showers over north Dor
ton cooler lower lakes. moderate south and south
west winds TUESDAY generally fair. cooler on Erei
Western disturbance over East MI .eSota dimin-
lshlng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16
BY MARTIN MAYOR CO.,
e

william Curtiss Bsuen. CATHERINE, Fo1. Foster
Van Arnam. John Martin strong. Wlllan hiIley
A ID Frlshe George Werng Marie Lleanor Nc.
Dowel Run Orou0 Batter. Arthur Hoyt. Arno.a
ters FenWtck Cotton STANLEY Taylor Mabel Si ga,
D. Page Gilho. Emily Adele smith. lss4el NISv5
porfeT = ID Ostrs1der. H D. Newton. Smbler.
Vera Mae Fnke. /. d Snyder Hartley Nl4Ilsins,
Austin BUT kssso1. Hush Cook Dolfanee t AIe1
Alexander CALVIN Sprung Beatrice JofcA ht.ry
Leach Helene Leach. Beatrice Maroa,se, DcIo,hs
Warhssse Marjorie Macdonald Edwin a. Lolcss'
Ford W Thompson. Dorothy Anna LoVeday, Arthur
Cotton Ruth Fischer. Helen HancocE. S.eten
Bounsn. Marie Flresterm, Ruth Hellqrs B.ly
Ousckenhush Lauren Meyer Francis McCue. VIM
fred Bush. Man Laurence Annis Laurence. MS ~
ney y Phelps. Hlda MarIey Marie Siurn. 19fo
thy Lorcks. Ciafa y Rose. ounce ogden. rare
Arthur Raumgaertsl NayIand MARVEL. borden
Monroe Hubert. Charlie Young. James g. iroiDg
De MARITIME james e. Landers. Robert Dcnlson
Everest. Julia 4. Mead. Robert u r4'ie Nei,r',
Grouse. Elizabeth Wilbur. virginia VI. Ut J lel@
Meade. llerson Lastery. Warren fo1. Grace Sei ,
Thorn. Freeman Bum. 'orence p rye. fancy zen
nett Melvin Flood. Milton Osuocy. Alice fllloi-
TEsd APEs bf sSsla. M Ead Grow Rove
RAYMOND Burnett. Charles Burnett. Dora 1lsa
Nerns Edel. Day Gordon ll1horp Hlalys OaIne-l
Gertrude Garfield. Russell D. Mchecinle L1xeia
Peck Wesley Frank Marion lo& Lawrence ken
nedy Albert BatU. Harlan Kaimo lIed Cnsfles
Langford yer Lee Warner. william Myron Down
ing Tlih Gale shepherd Marjorie b Shepherd.
Helen Han. Viola Larson. Rosalnde North lhomp-
SON Charles d. Csssedy Florence NJ Hiu. Marietta
upi Mabel j. Hotsling Harold +. Hoiaing. II.
lldred Schranin. Louise CARPENTER. Irene "Ilaia'
Margaret Mae stockanore. Jach Grover Ward DOUG
rick WIfred Batty Blanche Best. Ruth Evelyn
frank Margaret Ellen Frank Helen tl14oe. p
shsmburger Ms. Ruth Naish. Miss Mildred
Kowbsk Ia Mona ,cel.t ,heen' ,ii1e5,A, W.;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16
BROOKLYN Parcels Sold.

Samuel Galitzka Company sold for
Simon Abels TO Hyman Horowltz, OF
Manhattan. who will at once improve, a
plot. 70x1O0, on the north side Of SOth
st.. 90 feet west of Fifth av.; lot, COX
100. west side Of Fifth av., and lot,
2OxlO0, on the south side Of 18th ST.,
100 feet west of Fifth ay.
L. Covert sold for Bernard W.
Vanse his residence at Hollis Park Ger
dens to Annie c. Carpenter, who gave
in trade a four story fat at 1906 Greene
sv. corner of Lewis av., also sold 2ls8
Pitkin av.. for Frank Gondeck to +.
SutlifTe, who gave in trade house in
Milford. Conn.
Nehring Bros. sold for Charles II.
Pinckney 500 Washington av., five
story American basement dwelling, lSX
1870. TO a client for occupancy.
d. Rsffelson sold for Edwin c. Hall,
executor Of the estate of Lizzie II.
Holme, the southwest corner Of Bay
Parkway, or Twenty-second av., and
S1st ST., a plot about 100X100.
Walter e. Rose. with c. c. Gretsing-
er. resold for Patrick Cullen the plot,
4Ox1O0. on the west side of Thirteenth
av., sixty feet north Of 18th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16
Will Replace Structures at
18th st. with Large
Apartment.
WEST SIDE FLATS
SOLD TO INVESTORS
One in SD st. and Another in
Harlem-OWner Parts with
Old 51st ST. Holding.

Pease & Gilman have sold for the
estate Of Joseph Geiscnheimer SIS and
Sl7 Park av.. and for Bella Hauser sl9
Park av., all five story buildings with
stores and apartments. Also for the
estate Of A. {. Bostwick 10 East 10Th
ST.. three story stable. These com
bined properties make n plot at the
southeast corner Of Park az. and 18th
ST.. having a frontage Of 722 on the
avenue and 100 feet on the street. with
an |. 25x25 feet i'm the rear. The pur-
chaser is Samuel Borchardt. who owns
several apartment houses on the West
Side. This is his first purchase o.
East Side property. At the expiration
of the present lease he intends 10 erect
a twelve story apartment house. TO be
ready for occupancy in the fall OF 1917.
Pease & Gilman have been appointed
renting agents for the new building.
Mr.. Borchardt was represented by
Henry S. Mansfield as attorney.
Pease {. Gilman have recently sold
the northwest corner Of 93d ST. and
Park av.. 64x100, to Francis Palmer
and the northeast corner OF Park av.
and 5sth ST.. 75X90 feet, TO the Prince.
ton Club. and the southeast corner OF
63d st. and Park av.. adjoining the
Colony Club, l00xl2S feet, 70 Bing
Ring, and the southwest corner OF cd
ST. and Park av., l00xll6 feet, to John
6. Carpenter. who will erect seven
teen story apartment house.
Bernard A. Gutenberg has purchased
from James G. Gaffney All West SD
ST.. five story twenty family fat on
lot 25xl0O, near Ninth ay. ". h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16
Sales in Auction Rooms.

By VI Morsenthsu. j.. 60.
t24rp ST 10 ". % $ 2tl3 w jth az. ssrloo. II,
s,y dalg. Fmiuant Indus Savgs Bank ag'
tI,..as Hraudie, u al. r a ! O'Gorman. attys
due fls 3jg.54. ta1cs etc. 1864. TO the plain
m for Sli 800
~ Bran T. Kennedy.
7sTH ST. $50 W - 200 OH AZ. 2jrsss. ivo :
.fv stables j & Christmau az stephen Merritt -
Ill stern A r. atfys. due. SS02jls. taxes. etc.
SIIf0. sub to mtss aggegatins f5.sos5l' TO
. he pIauun for 2.033.
Ry Joseph =. Day.
OATH ST 90 r. o. s. 20 "a az. = orloor lrreg
~, fcnmt. tath Springer at Max kerschenhluih
a. IL C0rnciIu, HUH. atty. due. slh.tlS'-'
iate. etc. $40 70 the plaintiff Tor Sl'''D'
A. G20s Third ay.
rs Joseph 7. Day
t,3n 81 n cor southern Blvd loorloo vacant
AnsSissia MrGrath ag' W Murphy - al = W
TorpEns. atty. partition. to the pIainii1 Tor
SIS 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16
Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

Hons kons and specially addressed mail Tor
NeiheTlsnd East Indies via san Frsrris.oI
- tclpse a. ID 30 ? ml--Tgkeubuug ....... To dsv
h9Mai, samoan Islands. Australia fercrrt
NcsD and specially addressed mail for
Ne~, Zealand via San Francisco tcose -
Japan, 'orea. China and Philippine I.lsnds
- va sestlel tciose 40 6.30 . mI-Irior Nav 10
lsh'u. Mafquesas. Cook Isan.is New Zes-
iAid and Australia tercept Vest tyls san
- Francisco tco,e - d 30 p M -lfosns NAV 10
naval Japan. torea. China and Philippine
lS.ahas wa san Francisco tclose a. II 30
"1sn ana lmIppine Islands wa san Iran
us.W ,tsi.oae a. ll 30 m Us transport May 81
ds"dlL flg Islands. New Zealand and In.
TslF addressed mai foT Australia va
en'ol'tf and Victoria b G. lclose A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16

Caldwell was the broker in the trans
action.
Charles Edclson has sold Tor henry
I. Kcls i07 West 10th st. n hve stoty
fat. on lot 25x99.ll, near LenoA aV''
TO a client for investment
Pease & Gilman and De Bols
Eldridge have sold for Henry walters
TO a buyer for occupancy Is west oIs'
ST.. four story and basement dWeu-
ing. on lot 25XlOO,5. Mr., WAFER
owned and occupied the house Tor
twenty years.
The Henry Morgenthau company
sold to a client OF Louis Slegel 800
Tiffany st. four story new law ma
on plot 35Xll0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16
Alterations.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. o. Tine st. ard wal a. -
~ OFFICES. Asior. % 2sth q. ~, a.nssn, o,
u + MeIdsr " 3sd st. architect 80. '.9'o.O
Ssrg ST 8 = 1889 Il . Park az. ~ ; sD
dssIfins. COIN. Madison Az and ssh s.
osnrr. r T VERY. Grand Central 1ermlns
SULLIVAN ST. liI and li5. 70 three s'y tsns-
ncrfs ana stores. = = Blake. premises, owner
% Eel.smann liT ith ~. architect. o.. 600
-sTg ST 5g T. 10 sty dwelling Mrs HEM
Dortio. premises. owner. l. Abro. W TN
g. architect OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a. 'Vv'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16

,, A15aania BID London Msy and Halifax IL N
"', CulaIa rs o. with mdse. Bar al I.gs M
,Messoier lBrl. Genoa April Is .rJ Cii-sf..,
~ g. TO BUSH Daniels. Bzr a. II 10 u, 1t'b
Ma,ed2n iBr. new. 26ll tonsI t;eros l,rii l-
10 ~ II winchester Go. Bar ~ so = n, ' -''
Ioiomac lBr). Baltimore MAJ d. TO IA. ar,.-,
car aheilefs 60. with copper Qusr ~ e q n,
o., 'rE,on9nie william tNorl. Newport News MAJ le
" i.auSH, Eiye Go. quar- a. ~
pAlsli.e, Ne" Orleans MAJ 10. 10 The Soutber,
@glh, 20. Win m1se Quar- AZ 40 A m
az 40 D'' H4Hdy hooa
,he-speske. Baltimore 20 the New York 4 Rsi,,.
u,,t liais 20 Wth mlse Quar- as g.4O ~
btrmlilal ibrl Bermuda MAY lg fo tT. ou.te.
~ WIN malls ana mlso Bar al ly..0 N h.
Fl Mar. Galveston MAJ O. 10 t6o So,,tss n N- a.,
Hu, 90. win mdse Quar- a. o. d u
o. b"5 'Nofl Gibraltar April IS 10 Anderson 4
q. Issiofes Bo as del Toro NAV O. Por, limo,
Hstohal TO and Havana H. IN tbe r.ri,eJ -.
" WIN mails and mdse. Bar a. i.i5 d mn -'
pL'ep fajefdo May and San Juan 10 A 81
b.. 60 WIN mlse Bar a. H. 50 d IN - -
tS,'l"r lbfl, - Nazaire April ~ 10 Todd l.
iller Newport News and Norfolk. 10 the ola M
'-''''''- rs 90. Win mase Quarantine al Al u m
SAILED
Hamilton Norfolk and Newport News. Ct.v NJ g.
iD.l'. savannah NuoTis IBID. london 4 n
I.H,g. Ioit AIihr. William % Bren Jack sonriils,
Nuani ahamo, IrogresO. Glencuau tBrI san Go
esINl iilaI, Genoa. Anglo Saxon fRrI - n
xaIt, 'ha.o AS. Buen1s Awe, via pfiladei,IIs
'o."' lbiI. A'o.mouth. Greklarl lSwe,l XIX
dan. sagla. ~''''' '''a'eI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16
Buys at Great Neck.

l. G.. Wolf has sold for Orlando j.
Ridenour to f. T. Steinway plot
containing over 10000 square feet, ad-
Joining his residence in Kenslngton
Park. Great Neck. Mr.. Stelnway is hay-
ing a garage erected on this plot, with
chaufcur's quarters above.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16
Dwellings for Women's Home.

william H. Archibald has rented for
Robert A. b. Dayton the two four
story dwellings, 342 and 344 west I'D
AZ 10 the Cooperative Home for Women
for period Of five years from October
/. 1915. at an aggregate rental Of
$4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16
Steamship Line, Business
Association and Two SUI
gar Refneries Tapped.
ALPHA TAU ALPHA
CONTRIBUTOR TO FUND
Mrs. HutchiSon Forwards 30
Gold Piece Sent from
Brother in Alaska.

Armed with battleship buttons, Sell
gas Reed, Wilbur Eberhardt and Walter
Miller. Marjorie Sterrett's officers IN
East New York. started on recruiting
expedition last Saturday and enlisted
SOC men in the service Of the future
L. s. S. America. Every rookie con
tributed 10 cents to make real the
dream Of the patriotic Brooklyn girl
who is responsible for the Battleship
Fund.
The bows visited the American Sugar
Refinery, the Federal Sugar Refinery,
Aron & Co. and the Offices Of the Ward
Line in the morning. and after mess
not supplied by Federal authorities
thew attacked the Wall Street Business
Mems Association. Saturday night as
sisted BY Arthur Mahoney, the dilgent
chaps increased the role of honor IN
the Etna Club, Of East New York.
Alpha Tau Alpha has Joined the
ranks Of contributing fratenities. The
Alpha Chapter AZ New Hampshire Col
lege sent in S315, with a request tha'
II be allowed to help Uncle Sam in get
ting his new battleship America.
In the corner of an envelope received
Yesterday from Mrs. Miller Reese
Hutchison was IS gold piece sent to
her from Fox, Alaska, by her brother
John W. Pomeroy. Mrs. Hutchinson sara
in her letter to Marjorie that her
brother was confined TO certain sec
ton of the country by the extremely
stormy weather, but that he promised
at the first sign Of spring TO see more
people and TO tell them Of the Batte-
shin Girl. so that they, too, may nave
a share in the patriotic move.
Yesterdays Contributions.
saint Claire GRAY. 10 John W. Pomeroy j. 10
Y@eds-teE Doolttls 10 Sarah =. Whtnore -
Russen poolttle... 10 Helen NJ Pynn'..' ~
COLLECTED Ply OLGA ucINSKY.
Do-. Coles ........ 10 Ralph Dsrins ...-' ~
Csrol Ienfe-t ..... 20 Olga Jiclsfy .'''.' 40
COLLECTED BY ". PIERSoS. ..---........'>l .oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16

The annual illustrated book with re-
vised map OF the Cstskill Mountain sec
ton. and corrected list OF over 1 900
hotels and boarding houses. will be sent
free on receipt Of cents postage.
y. \. SIMS. General Passenger Agent.
Kingston. y. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16
EMPLOYEES OF THE TIFFANY STUDIOS
CORONA. J.. /

r. Reilly, J. Arns,rong j McDermott So ?
pikemtn & O'Fsveu. n Paul. J McDer
mott jr'. Charles Naua William Holden. r J.
Harding Wander j. Neaies q. lienue. James
Crawford Frank Huber Joseph Rang Rainier.
fohn Dulaf Thomas stokes Edward Lynch. Prank
Noirjean Thomas Collins GumpnEer tn. Menl
Jo1n Newell German Vincent Batuue Thoms.
Conlon. Paul Obst Fred Mittenf"ei John Carroll
~ n canon Robert Louis NInrcunic. Harry e..
Hsssier p Herger Schsplro. y. q. Rayer. A.
Norwood Wagner. Charles Lcmpp Fred Re-.
cus SrhneIer a West. Charles Ruliman. =.
R,orkington. Alfred Little o. Matthew a Miller.
Al BLOOD John NefCr p. happsisttcr. John Gunier
Iobt eteinras.el Fref Ffarnuoh Nauk. A k-cusch.
~ Wiuam Schwartz. e. Smith. Henry Gunthc-
Trsnk Rsumanu william JanowsN. >yoilsd W.
H. stewart. Arthur Ihc.ss ~. mes, LqI"ls'
!. White Philip Trcbins. Martin MAJ. v SD
'e.d John Becker Joe Sehaf. .......lO cents each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16
The CatSkiII Mountains

TtBIOh OF
ROMANTIC SCENERY
ALTITUDE 1000 to 1000 FEET
ATTRACTIVE HOTELS And
BOARDING HOUSES
MANY TROUT STREAMS
POPULAR WALKS AND DRIVES
MOUNTAIN CLIMBING-CAMPI
A WONDERFUL COUNTRY
OF WILDWOOD CHARMS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16
coILEcrEp BY RALPH y. HOLDEN.

RAYMOND Lee. Walter Buchanan. Melvin RaeElen
Cora Woodard. Rebs Watkins. Allen FofieI, Bet-
trics pbllirs Herbert Mccormack loretta Haring.
Ralph Holden. Hortcnse Okely, Helen % belly
TsfelIs Woodard l1scu RacNef. Pear I9IInAlliis'
Bruce Grhst. Leah Tanner. sylvester Tanner 10
cents each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16

Highest temperature yesterday. 81 degrees (at
M lowest As degrees lat 8 50 .. m average
YESTERDAY. So average for corresponding date last
wear 81 average for corresponding date last thirty
three years. %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16

Ticket agents Of West Shore p. r.
will sell excursion tickets from New
York 10 all points on Ulster & Della
ware y. II. at reduced fare for round
trip account Decoration Day. giving an
opportunity TO select your summer
home. Tickets good for going trip May
eth. 2sth and goth, and good for re-
turn trip until May 3lst. inclusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16

MEMBERS OF THE ALPHA TAU ALPHA
FRATERNITY. ALPHA CHAPTER NV
HAMPSHIRE COLLEGE. DURHAM. y. II. 'So'4'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16

Ca7nor. NJ GeIlenuen. VI. Carol. l. Dooneiy
A suuiFsn. A Jones. Won No-kenoufs n
Noeclcl q ". stark. Walter Newton. j. Il nus
sell b. NJ Parce. 10 cents each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16
THE ULSTER DELAWARE R.R.

in connection with West Shore r. R..
operates through trains. including Pull
man service. The RIP VAN WINkLE
EMPRESS will make first trip from
New York Monday May 22nd. leaving
Cortlsndt Street 1910 noon. West 42nd
street 1 o'clock p. NJ, daily except
Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

UNITED States Coast and Gecdetic Survey
Sunrise ......4 Moon rises %. N 8 80
sunset ..........1 % Moon sets "a. m ...o :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16

Forecasts for Special Loesllties.-E0ieTn New
York and Northern and southern New England.
showers to-day. wednesday. probably cloudy.
New Jersey. Delaware. Eastern Pennsylvania.
Alabama Maryland. the District OF Columbia and
Georgia. cloudy to-day. probably showers. wednes-
day. fair and cooler.
Virginia and North and South Csroins. showers
today: Wednesday. cloudy and cooler
Mississippi Western New York and West Virginia.
cloudy and cooler today. Wednesday. fair
Western Pennsylvania. Louisiana and Eastern and
Western TEXAS. fair and cooler to-day. Wednesday.
fair
Oklahoma. fair to-day and Wednesday.
Florida cloudy today. probably showers IN north
Wednesday. fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16

Suckey Mr. Never MI Fre.lander. Frank Bucks
Andrew RryctS Harvey Myland Robert Bush. VII
lam Zlcslst RoNer, hnle. Mrs Rsrih. 10 cents
each lgnstius Cannon -.....+....,....t'.-'. ~
COLLECTED BY WILBUR EBERHARD. p $. los
Mr. Holmes ....... 20 Mr.. $. UrQuhsr. 20
Mr.. II. obrine ...... 10.
COLLECTED ny WALTER MILLER. r. 9. IS.
G. " shilling ...... 10 Frcd Hsuns' ......... 10
John SicuVsy .. 10 g. nclerch ....-..'... y
tdwsrd 7 Conrad 40 Smith smith n.'.'''''''''' 10 10
Henry Sioll 10 Mr.. Arnold. ........, 10
COLLECTED ny JOHN CARY. r :. 49,. SO
COLLECTED By WAITER MILLER SEIGhs
REED WILBUR TBERHARD AND ARTHUR Ma
HONEY AT TIE ErNA CLUB. EAST INV
COLLECTED BY HARRY MARX AND CARLTON
EBERHARD.
Catherine Hsszerty James Movelle. H.. Paul
smith Nelson G. Nyhorg Peter " Nyhors Robert
r. burke Everett frcy CARLYLE smith. John Fran
els O'Connel Egcrt J.. Stohlbefg Arel H. D.
Stohherg II. Peterson. Irene n. Siyker. lr. Mis-
r. O'Rcarion and six other. .........lo cents each
THROUGH THE STATE GAZETTE" TREN
THROUGH THE ITHACA JOURNAL" ITHA.cAA;
TOTAL
r-o-, T-4hn-a rea1ers ............ Sq2 81
FROM other papers. ..... ....... .......--. e5N2
PREVIOUSLY ACKNOWLEDGED.
Fro-, r-,brns RAIDERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s. 4ss 50
rrorp otber papers .................... 4Sl6.4t
TOTAL TO DATE
y-orn Trihun. reader, ........... IS -sl On
From Other papers ....................... 800 .
rot,1 oash received ............. 81. l62. g
Held hy other papers MAY 5l.........-.. 1.H'N 10
Grand total Of fund acknowledgements. $40. sOl As
NUMBER or CONTRIBUTORS.
7, Tn. T,lsun, .................. 54o2G
To other papers MAY 81 ..............-. sb.3OA
Total contributor, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i5Os23
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16

!apsn. Corea CHINA and Philippine lssHds
via SestleJ tcIoSs a. 6 80 . ml--hsWah
Nanl Observation-Disclosures. To day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16
Steamers at Foreign Ports.
ARRIVED

Monievideo. MAY lf-Sants Barbars New York
hols ko.s May lS-Suinda tNori. Nes Yor.
London. MAY Is -Nsuassnseit tBrl. New York
Newport. MAY if-Siberis New Yorb
bo-deaur May 10 Rircriale m New yo-t
&c oa May a-Giuseppe Verdi tIt.u Nea y1-t
Saoa's. May is Duncuth BIZ Nen York Vi.
- Lucia and Port Natal Tor Nlsiiyostok
Nlsii5ostos. May ll.-knight % ihs thistle tBJ
New ORR and Newport News
thristOhal Msy ID Casmafes T0-. Iimon fot
New YORK and proceeded humere lBr. Nsp
York FOR Nladiyo.tok
s. Nazs'rc. MAY >nssouria1 New York
CHRIST Janis MAY krluan..f.ord tNor. Nsu
Rorieau, Nav Knw Hide ,Norj. Ne. York
huli. MAY 49, tsnnizaro lBrl Sew YORK
Harrow. MAY H.-thyen1e fBrl Sew York
Liverpool MAY u.s. frederirk knight tBu New
'opennasen Map l--Heing Oisr DIAM. New Yorl
VIA hirtsal
SAILED
Ta'c4husuo. MAY 49, himl OE-i N,r Ycrk
Bus.os Ayres Mss lH -Orcsouian New YORK
Ia PaUirc MAY TO- Sfrstl.evcl IBrl. Ncs York
urs1. MAJ t-Guya1 WiEr.ud Nor. New York
Csllz May &C L0pcy Lopez SPAN. NeS York
oria trom Glasgow. Sew horN
Hong hons Man urmcdou tBrl. Ntw York
London. Ma, "a -Mlnuehsha BIZ New York
Bermuda. MAY la-Bcrmullan lBrl. NeN YORK.
Demcrsra. May IS horona lBrl. New York
Rotterdam. May ls- lydys Dutch New fork
Boriesua MAJ a. . m-LafSe,te m. New
Bucaos Ayres Mas lJ-Po,ldyk Dutch, from New
PASSED.
Gibraltar MAY "a Ncrdanger lNorl. NeF Yors 20
Mar.cules. Aurania Ulal. New 1ork iof Genoa
cape spsrtsi Ma l3-Grcgoroa l4usratos ,Grcesl.
tt..,I ~ t.-Cbcmuns. Ne. York fof London
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Local Forscast.--Locsl rains today. probably fai
10 morov: moderate east and southeast winds.
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Local onoal Record following c'hcisl record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes IN the
tep>rsturs for the last twenty four hours IN com
pSrison with the corresponding date OF last year:
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Steamers Of the Hudson River Day
Line make direct connection. al King
ston Point. with afternoon trains for all
points in the mountains.
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ssucr. Mildred firmusu. Harvey Salief. req
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Virginia Lane Miss Bolts. Mrs Lane. Mrs. Cen.
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saint Claire GRAY. 10 John W Pomeroy - 70 70
T-eds,ieE Dooliftls 10 Sarah = Whiimofe' "a
Russsn pooittle... 10 Helen NJ. Ppm. ~
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Gih-siar Msr u NcrianFer fNofl. NcF No-s 20
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e ape ~psrtei. Ma la-1fcsoroa lA'efaios t'fttAI.
Sow York for lirTus
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Suckev Mr. Never Mr. FricslAnder. Frank Bucks
Andrew RryetA Harvey Myland Rober Bush VIII
lam Zlcslet Roher, hnlc. Mrs Rsrih. 10 cents
each ignatius Cannon. ~
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COLLECTED ny WALTER MILLER r. 8. IS.