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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-27
Declares at Dedication of
Cecil Range Allies Must
Rebuild Europe.
URGES WINCHESTER
YOUTH TO PREPARE
Teuions Must BE Taught to Walk
Ilumbly and To Be Friendly,
Author Asserts.
L.p.... corresponding. Of N. rroun.

Lond.. Jan. a. "ln few years
some OF you must be working with our
Allies i'm the administration Of what
may he left OF Central Europe These
were among the words IN which Rud-
ward Kiplug expressed his confidence
in the outcome OF the war, when. after
firing the first shot over the new rife
range at Winchester School, he ad-
dressed the pupils.
The range is the gift of Lady Ed
ward Cecil. and is dedicated 10 her
son. George. Ensign Of Grenadiers,
who was killed In action during the
retreat from Mons. Cecil. who was
comrade Of kipling's son. John. now
reported missing, was but eighteen
years old; his grandfathers were Lord
Salisbury and Admiral Mansc.
Thanks to the unwisdom of your
orefathcrs.' Mr.. kipling said. IN his
address. 1.-THE rescue of a wrecked civ
ilization has been laid upon YOU and
those very little senior TO you. Were
! addressing men of my own age. |
should say that this task was heavy
one But | speak to youth, which can
accomplish everything, precisely be-
cause IL accepts no past, obeys no
present. and fears no future. For that
reason. | do not doubt your future,
nor as much Of our future as j. in
your keeping. IL is for your genera
ton to make we'll sure that those who
have dcfed God and man shall learn
10 walk humblv before both as long as
fear and memory endure.
The making Of the new world that
viii rise out OF these present judg-
mcnts will fall to your generation also
not only 10 those in the field. but TO
those who for any reason are AFRAID
that they can never take part IN the
great work. They need have no fear.
After the brute issue Of the war shall
have been decided on the fronts, all
men. all capacities. all attachments Will
be called upon 10 the uttermost to es-
tablish civilization. For then the
work Of rcconstructing will begin not
only for England. but The whole world
on scale which outruns magma
ton Every aspect Of life. as we have
known life hitherto. Will have disap-
reared. National boundaries and ma
tiOnal sympathies. powers, responsible
ties and habits Of thought will have
shifted AID been transformed Our
noighbors Of yesterday will be our
blood brethren Of that tomorrow,
bound TO us as We throughout the en-
pirc arc bound 10 cacn other, by the
most farroaching and intimate ties Of
common loss ami common devotion, and
laboring side by side 10 bring order
ont cf the appalling chaos that human
sft. has drawn uuOn itself
"Lct no one whatever his physical
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-27
CALL INTERBOROUGH BONDS
!. =. Morgan & Co. Syndicate Man
ayers. Take Additional SI5,OOO.OoO.

ayers, I axe Audlliondi Fi"'""V'"'"'
J. p. Morgan & CO., as syndicate man
ayers. il was announced Yesterday
have called an additional Sl5,OOOOOo
of .he lnterboro Rapid Transit Com
Dany's first and refunding per cent
bonds. making total Of Sli3,65S'OO0
taken under the underwriting agree
ment. and leaving $17O00,00O more TO
be taken by The close of the current
calendar year.
The marlborough Consolidated Cor
poration. the holding company Tor the
subway and elevated lines, IN its re
mort for the seven months ended De
cember 81. made public 40 the annual
meeting Yesterday. showed total IN
come Of S44i1,S29 and a surplus OF
S2.00Io3S
During the seven months period,
said the report. three quarterly divl-
bends Of liz per cent each were dc
clared upon the preferred stock,
whereas the income account shows full
dividends received upon the Interior
ough Rapid Transit Company capital
stock for SIX months only. The in
come for this period. 70 was explained.
is therefore SS47.S20 less than ~
would have been under regular CON
ditions of accounting for the full nine
months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-27
FLATS FOR CHURCH SITE
VIII Replace Edihce of United '~ngfe'
qatiopaIisis in Brooklyn.

kelsey. Suydam & MolIenhauer SOLD
the plot. i2Gx132. at Lee Az. and Hooper
st.. 10 builder az site for four SIX
story brick tonements. church no"
stands on the property. occupied ~ the
United Congrcgationalists until year
ago. when he merger Of that congTe,
oation nth the Centr Congregation ]
Chur . was effected The latter chur b
VIII benefit by the s.
Tho ak Associates sold 10 Char g
A. Chase builder. plot loOx262, OK
tending through from President 70 Car
roll st. 100 feet west Of Bedford AZ.
The buyer will build cne-famIly houses.
Walter s. Ross sold for Anton. week
n ,lot 53x9i feet. on west side Of Fifth
ay.. IS feet south Of Bay Ridge av.. to
an investor.
+. r. , wmen sold the two-story and
basement dwelling a. lZ5A 1arheid pl,
for Gcor V. Cartwright 20 Ne" r.
soy client
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-27
TO REPORT FOREIGN CREDIT,
American Express Enters CAMS
Agency Field

The American Express Comn,,.
nounced yesterday that 9, had -.
foreign credit AMI informant. 80
reau for the usa Of business men 60.
ing 70 place American good, in b,.'..
markets Tho purposes o. ,b.. r..
according 20 Pre- idenf George = S-i ri'
lor Of the express company. viii t.'i-
make confidential reports on ~ %
local conditions and ruling pr.es, :
foreign counfries ID
says that foreign trade Win be ,, ,e...'
cd IN every possible way ,breg, 80. !,
contrary Offices throughout tsa ~ ~ .a'
n is pointed out that M. revuls,.o,,'' o !,
the consular service prevent ~ ~. p
ing Of credit reports and collect, 20 :.
accounts. Such work will 10 3d.,
after Dy the efDro. c0mpsng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-27
Recent Real Estate Buyers.

lanes ! Martin IS the purchaser OF
tho five-story apartment house At ~
624 West 207th ST.. sold recently py
Arnold. Bvrne & Baumann for the sea
man Construction Company Mr.. Mar
lin gave in part payment a property az
Water Witch, y. }.
The David Miller Company. builders
are the purchasers Of the plot OF over
nine lots at the northwest corner OF
Morris av. and 1881 st., sold recently
by II. |. Singh through Mccar'nY @
Fellows
MARY Malone IL the buyer of the Fat
1t 1873 west 1l7th st.. reported sold
reccrtlv by George Nunsterman
through william H. Archibald.
Thomas Ward jr., is the purchase
Of the Fat 1876 West Eighty-third 81
sold recently through Edward {. II
NOelcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-27
100000 Structure Planned
for Society of Helpers
of Holy Souls.
DWELLING IN TRADE
FOR LOFT BUILDING
Given in Part Payment Tor
Premises in 46th St.-Other
Sales Reported.

Plans for six story convent to be
built OH the south side of seth ST., l59
feet cast Of Park av.. by the Society
Of the Helpers Of the Holy Souls Of
New York city were filed yesterday.
Mrs. Emil Nstable is president and
Gcorgine lselin, vice president.
II viii have frontage or 7G.G feet
and a depth Of 1871 feet, with facade
Of brick and terra Gotta ~ the French
Rena issance style. II will contain a
chapel and reception and dining rooms
on the first floor. ladies' sewing room
and private rooms on the second floor,
five rooms and an infrmary on the
third floor. small and large com
munity room aud private room and
five rooms on the fourth floor. There
will be eleven rooms on the fifth floor
and six rooms and a roof garden on the
sixth floor. Msginnis & Walsh are the
architects, and have placed the cost at
100000.
Sales announced yesterday follow:
PARK Az The Ritz Realty Com
pany. Robert VI. Cats. president, ac-
quired from Edna A. Miller the four
story dwelling, l00.5x2010, at the
northeast corner of Park av. and Gath
st.. which it plans TO remodel into bach
elor apartments at a cost OF $4,000.
The property was given in part pay
ment for the new nine story lott build
ing at 33 and 80 West 10th ST.. reported
sold recently. As part Of the deal the
Ritz company takes back ten-year
lease of the 18th ST. structure. Andrew
A. Bbby and Roy Scherick were the
brokers.
IO2D ST Harold Remington. lawyer
is reported 10 have purchased from
Grace NJ. Brdsall 302 West l02d ST.. a
four story dwelling on lot 25X50.ll,
adjoining the 81. Andoche apartments
al the southwest corner Of West End
az. Mr. Remington now resides al 3l7
West s3d 81.
WASHINGTON ST. Dcrschuch & Co.
have sold for the Bartholomew Realty
Company. f.. II. Scheuber. treasurer, the
two four story tcnements with stores
At sos and $40 Washington st., between
Horatio and Gansevoort SITS. on plot
3S.5X73.6. TO f. Freund. The property
was held Al $4,000
ST. NICHOLAS Az Ennis & Sin
mott have resold 1920 ST. Nicholas av..
a new five story apartment house. with
stores. on plot 40xl00. between ls6th
and 18th SITS. The purchaser - an
investor. a client Of Henry f. Byraes.
II was cash transaction. The sellers
bought the property three weeks ago
from Bchrman & Schwartz through w.
/. Strunsky & Co.
5iSf 81 Agnes n. Connolly has
sold the four story dwelling Al 1875
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-27

disabilities or however mcanly ne may
think Of himself let no one dream 10,
a moment he will not he needed ana
urgently needed. in the new order %,
things. His duty is to prepare himsc''
now. This is harder for HIM than LOT
the combatant officer. since al oncc'
work il continually tested against nc,
tual warfare. The men Of the second
line the civil reserve that viii take
over when the sword is sheathed nave
no such check. nor have they the OF
fccrs spur Of visible responsibility.
Their turn comes later They have not
long 10 wait. 81,
"Thc war has given the youth OF al
our world a step IN age. -FOUR nun
hood has been thrust upon you Al the
swords point. Fit yourself for II, then,
rot according to the measure OF your
years. but TO the measure OF our
worlds great need"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-27
Sales in Auction Rooms.

A. ~ esq si.
b Joseph 7 naT
PARK Az. cor 18th s. 100 'rl0- =. Fa's AT'
and 5fh 50 Corp az psh Ave and .5.'. 81 COP.
T. : Fdth. atty. A . Thomas. ref. due. 81
sls ~. taNc. ctr. S2f17 %. p1or mig sl65 ooo
Adjourned 20 Feb o.
Ey Herbert sherman.
AMSTERDAM Az . IS. opposite 1921 81 ~ er'enf
en. l00,e2s 81 iTeg frame bldg and vacant.
Ro0-r Graves ard sno. rus. agt James Thom pr
~. Harold swain. s"y. " Pellet. ref due.
50 80 10. tarc. &c f2l7 SIS. - the cry RcaI
tsiate 60. parry IN Interest. 'or $1,000
A The BronI Exchange
~ Heurs Brsdr
PELHAM Az s. 20 u - Belmont AZ o. 5t31 q .
vacant. CTS Resi Estate 90 &C. VI O'Neiu o.
Al. Harold Swain. sfiy. sheridan. rof due.
te.ll.3l. taHes. cI" 500. 10 ,'c. painLf Tor
g. 400
I0TH ST. jfss Pussicy AZ. 76 stios. Henry
kau az Margaret isrfmsyer o. a.. : New
louc. 49,. I Hunter ref. Inc. fs-6 tsA,s
ETC.. $1,000 20 me p,sintr FOR 81 01o
q, Joseph + psy
BARNES Az. s. ~ .i5ih 81. e5ft,s er.5r
- % Neufrcs. adnr az George Luech
o Moore. arts T. kmgiss. ri due
- o.. tsres. CO... S3ai So. 10 Sarah r Dunn
Barnes Az o.. B. ..,, 30. e; sss e.. :.
2a.-. same az same. same atty. stephen O'Brlcn
YER due. dll6 q. taAes. etc. t3iis3. to safsh
T. Dunn mr 81 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-27
1000 at Republican Dance.

Two thousand persons attended inc
tenth annual vaudeville and ball Of the
Republican Club Of the 10Th Assembly
District. At Terrace Garden. lf5 Eat
Fiftv-cighth street, last night Among
the guests were Eiihu Root. Joseph
II. Choato. Seth Low, Herbert Parson7.
Chaunccy 81 Dopew and ogden /.
Mile. The Grand march was led by
William Bondy. president Of tho club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-27
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS


NAVY
IL Commander MILLS JOYCE detached Alabama
OBJ ohio
Il 40 60 HOLBROOk GIBSON t0 works Sew
London snip and Engine Co.. Gf0tuu. Conn
l. \. talmdsicr H. j. COLLINS. to navy yard
Sew lofh
Following a.st payira,fers commissioned EDWARD
X LktkLL. ROBERT HUFF. ANDREW l..
~ L~li~. MALCOLM a. ~lARAOW BEN
iANlN - CAN'T RAYMOND n HICKMAN
WILLIAM u ALEXANDER HOMER q So.
WELL MORTON J.. RING RAYMOND N
bright VERNON 10 WELLER and Ipl Is
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED
Jan. o. Actlu,s Celtic and ratucah AZ Guan-
lsnamo. Cuisoa a. Alu.n ha}u. Lcondas. al,
Boston. NaH..an. az lt itf
JAM 26-D De- Nurts. af Naples
SAILED
Ian - Annapolis from CuNmas '0r Iono oh ampo
Baltimore Duhurue. Melville. San FRANCHISE. and
Nr.tsI from Guantanamo fnr Gud-ar aho kaf.
Ian b. Arksnsas Delaware. Florida halsas.
Michigan Nebraska NeN Jersey, Ncw YORK
ontario Patan-.n. Rtofc Island South Caro-
lna TcIss Utah Virginia end Ntoni g. from
tutlIa lnr GuaUffnaun. ASSN. I''iN '.''-
t.tsrr, for GuarflafaNU Eat. tu.-"d. iiNn
k4um TO- CualisnamD. Lconiias from foii'-
m'ur S. o. or Boston Vulcan. iiom Nr"-
rlt Nfue for Nts lufh.
prrsI ordered placed in reserve - GUIANA. amo.
ORION srI Jupiter w.N leave Hampton k0als
sholf s>fh instant for Guantanamo
Neptune Will leave Hampton Roads about 4f'h
3roaim9 FOG Cuantanam'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-27
FIRE RECORD.

=, a. 90, wesf 1-s.h 50 James o'Brier slight
res Eighth aV Man conway slight
l0o0-l, Carlisle s.. Nae "".'i u, ss-are
Brady Murray Co.. t.hls.
;, y, OK We NTH ST.. A. D. smith. unsno~n
: eo-,s Wei ION st. Mutual Button Go
trHmr .. mona,
ii-ri .f snl LAST River STANDARD Gas Go.
io-s-5 Columbus sv William Brinteenzei
,o-sss Columbus ~ . Chsrc Kohcr. 'ifins
.--a7 Last .>tl ST.. Clara Nwasiro. NlnlIk
u. go ~, nan .f Joseph ~ Clair. trlrlng
f., 0n-2lI. S.I o.. unknown. ri1is
, 30 a0> Amsterdam ag.. uH hnonl. irining -
q 20 30l Ia.f 1-fl ,.. william lcdcfef. ifiniis
. 4o-teO Liberty -f. unknown. trining
10 -3q5 thsrr. 3d.. "a e. Gregory ni1lns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-27
ELECT RUMELY DIRECTORS
New York Bankers Retirc--Ano'hef
Executive Committee Named.

Laporte. Ind. Jan. %. FINLEY y
Mount. president OF the Advance
Rumcly Company. TO-DAY announced
the retirement from the board Of a.
rectors of NJ. ". Buckner. Howard
smith and Louis l.. Clark, bankers, oil
New York. and the election OF Maurice
Fox and W. r. Taylor, OF Laporte: ana
h r skinner. Of Battle Creek. Mich,
TO succeed them.
President Mount also announced the
appointment Of new executive COM
mittce consisting Of himself. Messrs:
Fox and Taylor, stephen Stratton and
+. N. b. Close, Of Chicago; stephen
II. Fleming. Of Fort Wayne. Ind, and
Elisha Walker. of New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-27
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

rran,i,r AND Assignments. Jan y. = NJ
Sepi' lhyhsei l@mey. u, 70 ,'"' 49,. q,
Michael Tormcy ii9ih 10 1851 itmn ncny !!
Grachner goth to 18th. Harold !. bf~uies. ~" 70
l.tn assignment changed hon mo'o'o' IN
,.,,,.tsl luf, robn A GOWN from & - to 'sih.
a..ieumeni 10 department of 'hshr, di'soliinu,,,
Municipal Lodging House discontinued. I,,tpM
Ns,aev from & - IN iisth assignment ~ Mttla
pal Lodging House disconunuei rom ~ 10 ls'l
lfnnn Matthew = fr' an. John omen 'f" ~
Irt,man Leon o. Mathiel. 4. J. MURPHY. re"ige
J. Rogers. calvin J.. Town James ". Noflsh. ~
rc.t Srharer. Hsuy J. McCrosseii JACOB KAUFMAN
William Carroll. Albert VI j. Hood James 7 ksne
William Marshall l0hu McGowsn. 'harlcs J.
S,hrsss Henry y rooic. HEINZ !. liunef.. VIVIAN
iseJ M issd Ptim6 Thomas 3 Adcroft. Pairlcl
n Bolser. james II. Begley. Alfred Bncker Michael
ncb.~,y Wiiusn, If Filun Mlchsel J. Frawiey.
iicrhen Greene. John , Bsaii,r. Thomas ; Bolser
BENJAMIN burton. Edward 7 CLARK. Thomas
rodt Herman Grouse Frederick Cories. Lows T.
Eagesfon. Joseph Frank. iharies W. fpitt shN
Georg' " Greene Feb. !. M "coiss ho,l,,.
:. and Discontinued Mutual Jan u, ~
i'timn Adolph krc,mcr .sth 70 1891 WAFER :"
Temp.rsr, Imlunm,s, -Ptmn. r. Glbbons. 100
and : fenne'". l57r % 20 auN j" ''''''
promise. - d:'s ~ m ' Finn 70 81 $50. NJ
%sfpSe"' eist ~ i 70 $3.50 ! = Baosu.
lsl.i Feb To S,s'e. feb hsn'
brennan. SS,h. q Mornssel. 2sih u. 4 She.
-: L flchtel ga. J. @'lHa Fan '''1' =
Anderson.
White li0th. ~ krhr lblst T. J MrGo-an
1929: r Redmond lsi DIST & l. Nc SUN ~
Dit. 6 !. McGovern. 9Th Dist N.h
word 10Th Dist 10 il.l50. Fen 10 lakarls.
.d. u J.. Downing %. r o'tonuor ~. NJ ",
Kenua. TN r i Dsy. ifih. ; sullivan. lNh
D. Zodi 18th. r } RYAN. I'm. { brann 20
J r. A,hwcrfh ed. u " Solomon. 25lh
Cuse .sth. J Ncsde 1lsi T Belgin. 1lsi
Foav s1th. NJ ShanshSn SSH. r Quinn ssh
" b. oates 1Sfh. hi0han. ssh. J. snl.'An'
.qih. l. J White tOfh T. Burke. ~ ! J. \
Brennan "a. r J. Lehman. tls't y. J. Dor
neiiy sis. ~ Cameron. 6fl. J =. Bnlla SON
Ormshs. i45'h. J. u. Dune l.oth. ). J Dunn.
10Th. e Csrhcrr. l1ofh. J. II Dent eih
Dis. ~ u Robinson. q o. J. feunely.
ID b. 4 T. GeJef. rrsfic b " r. sullivan.
Trar'c
Relieved from suspsn,or.-Lleui jeremiah Mur-
phv l1.d Pet 90 4 No.. Jan. -
Suspended withsui PAY Lieut. jeremiah MufpD,
I-2i 20 20 W. Jan - .
oropc,d from the Rolls, Tie Municipal Ciril
Ser,ir, Commission having notified the Police tom
ni.slrner flff the terfincs'ou OF oifo j. Noifoia
raffoifndn designated sr'ins dtiecilf@ sergeant
setond grade. Ia. been revoked aid Do further
anirarug HAT the appointment NJ saiH Moip.s q.
Ills department was procured bv fraud. the said
OTTO B. Nfnff0.4 Dr. dropped from The rolls ~ me
rolce force Of the Police department 81 Tie 'ly NJ
N,ss Yorr 90 fasr e~crf Ian a. 1916.
Apralnteo S3,ciEi Pairclmsn Arhnr 4 tnisa'-
SOL Nth the National city Bank. Jan IS. Frank
: springer with the Department of Wafer supply
Gas and Electricity. Jan. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-27
.Y~m TIE Tribune Bureau
Washington. January %.
AMIN

AEAlN
L. rgrrr C. JENKINS. Coas. Al. ON arri'.
ir s. and on expiration leave D aus
o. S.rcscH and lmc COMMAND coast "'.'''
,s MILAN e. GAflERrY coast A.. fe.
Irref Z. comma. IiHs oiiftr coa-. H,
ohm 10 take tTc.. NN 10. thence 20 a,
norting on arrival % Commanding st"ti" AZ "''.
esl FRANK W cor. Coast Ar from ~,
" s,oehameIa Hawai-. NAV so. 20 Z : eua ="
srnsal report 20 commanding genera
Pc ANpRLw HERO. Jr Coast Ar relieved
q. forf commando. o.. Terry. duoul MAY -.
f.enre 10 san Francisco ard SAL June 3D. i-'
honolulu Tor duty tort commander IT, NSiD'
; ,Iiosi@s sr,t Heufe. Coast Az from presen. a.
.iyruC,t about April 20. thence 90 ~. ia,
ciseo ana Sail MAY for Manila hobNLl J"
S,uTU and RICHARD DONOVAN
FolI,ariug rfst uCufs.. Coast Ar. ilom Pre- tHI
.i.nfaert IN coast dcicuces ~ Manila ana SuDil
~ 10 take erect oN date indicated fti.t To
: and report g. commsndil o1,'I. '"'''
dsfencrg indicated. RALPH u BATS. May
h. roasf dcfcuccs of Nafrsgsnseu bat. Jn-iii
4 CHEN. April a. 60 cost defence OF ItN'S
cois
\ allowing cspis.. Coast Art from SIAN dufy ln
coast defence o. Oahu assigned 10 COMPANY inoi
ssed 10 take erect May 90 HLNkN j
HATCH. 10 ll4d Co. and GEOkGL j. uI'hS.
Dr.. 70 l0eth Co -
second IAeuis sTEpHEN VI wAiAiSLLl and
JOHN !. STEVENS. Assigned CIV Cav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-27
SATURDAY. JANUARY -
. fs-..,...I 10 IN
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

ttI0se GENERAL Fostorice. b.3O .. 70
Hawaii via san Francisco -iurliu- ..... To-day
ldhiti. MarQucss Cook Islands. New Z-s
lard. Australia via san Iranciscol-Mo.ns Jan q
Japan. Corea. China VIA Seaulel-NohohaBs
Msru Observation-Disclosures. Jan 20
Guam via San rrsnciscol-U 5 Transport Jan 81
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China Philippine lei
and. wa san franascol-shin,o Msru Jar 81
Hawaii. Philippine Islands. samoan Islands
Australia Sew ZEALAND tFia san lrsn-
ti.coI-Slcrfa ....-.... ........... ..... Feb 5
Hawaii via san iraaciscol " lihculiua Feb 4
Hawaii. IIt island, Sew Ieaisnd. Australia
tus Vancouver and Victoria. CJ-Makufa Feb II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-27
New Tenants for Dwellings.

pease & Gilman leased to John ".
Brett p West 47th ST.
J.B. English leased 22S West 52d ST.
TO {. Cafangeot.
Goodwin 4 Goodwin rented to Fran
ziska Ritter z West l23d ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-27
WIRELESS REPORT.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

~ Urre Olar Seall'aVsn American Linz.
.la mile. cast ~ Sands Honk al noon. Jan -.
i.l,.f.I FOO docs Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-27
Shipping Information and
Marine NeUS of the World

Lucia and MsniniQu- ls pomini.a 10. 1'u,deloupe
VI" t'err@i snd Antigua j. ~ hhis H. - 'io '.
mails and uu.r Bar - ( 4 m
Tstas ~ Have Ian b. to the ,omptsnlc
Gtner.Ie Transaiiantque. with mdse. Bar -
Na,sa,or ,No-. Genoa IAN J. 70 ue Ocean
Transportation 90. with mdsr Bar al 10 m
Nn.a lGn.ll Hampton Road, Jan %. 10 master
iH tsNaJ. lr't Quarantine a. - m
Camilla lBr. Las p..mas Jan 2. 10 Benhsn
& BDc.en Bar 81 d 20 m.
vul,sin ,fri. Or4n Jan 3. 70 me Compasnis
Gcnef4le silsnfiaue. Bar a. noon.
silvia NisJ. Genoa Dec IA. Lipah = and
Iondon Jan r. 10 smr'on. Spence Young
Monssk Jscs,oa,le Jan % and Charleston p,
to me 'Nde - 90. with mise. Quarantine a. j. =
Lansing Perth ANNOY for Boston Quarantine a,
ierer.on Newport News and Norfolk. 70 tho o'd
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