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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05
Shipping Information and
Marine NeUS of the World

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serger. mails ana mdsc. Bar az ~
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Munson 5, Line. with sugsc. Bar ~ u p n. a.
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May !. with mdse. Bar A. 3i5 m.
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city o. Colombo (Brl. FOVey April Is and car
az 81. 90 simpson. Spence Young. with china
clay. Rsr a. Do 40
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&c Co with mdse QUAR- a. SO
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Railroad s. Line. with mails snd mi's. Bar
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Bar al 1910 2 m
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Co with malls aud mdse Bar A. y 90 ? m.
Old Dominion Ss 90 with mfSe. Quar- a. % 10.
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Al 81 m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05
THEATRES IN BRONX SOLD
New Owner for Mckinley Square-h
other Figures In Exchange.

The Mckinley Square Theatre ORE.
erty at 1915 10 1921 Boston Road. ,,.
tending through 20 Clinton ay.. jvp
north Of i69th ST.. has been sold By Il.
state Banking Department. II con,r.
Of three. four and five story strue,v,,
with street frcntages Of 1918 feet A..
lO2 feet, respectively, and messgri,,
1852 feet and 1876 feet on the south.,
and northerly lines. The premises a..
under lease 10 en amusement comps,,
Alexander Selkin, Frederick T Bar.
and J. Becker have sold for Ray Der.
stein the one story store and thoar.
building, occupying the block from. !,
the east side Of 81. AIMS Az, 18Th A.,
10th SITS, 2OCxl25xl02, held a. 500,
600 The buyer Mrs. Annie Frank, "a.
in part payment fifty-one lots. yaIs,,
at 500. 900, on Wyckof st.. betws.,
Slvden and Hart SITS, Brooklyn. n,
latter property was Immediately reso'
by Mr.. Bernstein through the u-,
brokers 10 the Petite Con'trgc,isl
Company, which gave in cychsns,
tho four houses. lO2x9O. a. al
6s6 and $40 Broadway, corner Of Barr,
lett st.. Brooklyn, having a ya.gaisa
Of Sl50,000.
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NY. Representatives Hope
TO Put $500. 900 ApprO-
priatiOn Through.
BILLS INTRODUCED
TO IMPROVE HARBOR
Would Drcdgc Channels for
Benefit of Navy and City's
Commerce.

Washington, May 4. High hopes Of
getting an appropriation OF s2.500,00
10 dredgc a thirty-fve foot channel
from the East River through He'll Gate
to the Sound. have been inspired in the
New York delegation by the log-rolling
procivitics Of the Senate Commerce
Committee, which yesterday struck out
the appropriation for dredging the East
River, with the idea Of forcing the
House TO yield on several new South
crn projects. They hope to get the
He'll Gate appropriation in addition to
that for the East River. by agreeing 10
the appropriations asked for by the
Senate committee.
Representative Murray Hubert, OF
New York. a member of the Rivers and
Harbors Committee. introduced several
bills IN the House to-day. for the fur
Their improvement Of New York Harbor.
One contemplates the Improvement Of
the main anchorage grounds in upper
New York Bay, located on tho west side
Of the main channel. along the Jersey
shore, and having a minimum channel
width OF $40 feet for vessels drawing
forty feet and over, and 1000 feet for
vessels drawing 30 feet. Experience
with the enormous traffic in this har-
Dor indicates that this width is insult
fcient, and it is intended TO provide
for a channel 1000 feet wide and forty
feet deep, the west side OF which will
skirt the eastern edge Of the anchor
age grounds.
Would Extend Ambrose Channel.
The project proposed is in effect an
extension OF the Ambrose Channel into
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05
BUSINESS PLACES LEASED
Stores and Lofts In Buildings on East
and West Sides Rented.

Douglas Robinson. Charles S. Brown
Company mas leased Offices at 10 East
ADD 20. TO the Oceanic Investing Com
pany. owners of the new Aston Trust
Building now being erected al the
southeast corner Of Fifth AZ. and 4Zd
ST. This space is 20 be used az the
engineering and renting offices for the
new building. These brokers have also
leased to the United States Motor Car
Company the one and four story sta
bles, at 523 TO 500 West 38th ST.. Gov
cring a plot l00x98.9 feet. The build
ing is 10 be remodeled into garage
from plans By John j. Lawlor.
Samuel II. Martin has leased the
building 307 and 300 West 9Th ST. 70
Robert Lurie & Co. for Metz motor
service station.
Charles b. Van Valen has leased Of
fees at IS william 81. 10 Leopold Cans,
j. +. +. Wood and T.. ID. b. walton;
space at 81 and SO Maiden lane 20 Louis
Becker and Frackman e. Harlib; loft
at 116 William ST. 10 Louis Frey and
loft at 70 John ST. TO Robert Soltau
e. Co
Walter u. Parsons has leased a floor
TT II East 42d 81. 20 Charles Field
Grifien & CO.. and floor in conjunc-
ton with Ashforth E. Co. 10 the Cur
ney Heater Manufacturing Company
and part Of the fifth floor to the Co
merma Company.
William F. Fuerst. Inc. has leased
Offices in lSt Pearl 50. 10 Georgiana
VI. Whitcomb and in 4 end s Cedar ST.
TO Edmund G.. Baer.
Bastine g. Co. have leased floor
at 40 and IS West goth ST. 20 ID. r.
Sicher & Co. and space at I'll Union
square 20 George Higgons.
Duross Company leased loft space
in the Wilson Building. 5s7 20 59l Hud-
son ST.. TO Louis Rich and the store and
basement in 1l2 West 18th st. to
George Hasbrouch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05
Suburban Rentals.

The Lewis r. MAY Company Rock
away Park office. Inc. has leased at
Rockaway Park. L. l., a cottage on
South 18th az. to Charles Friedenberg;
a cottage on Columbus ay. TO {. j.
Conlon; at Belle Harbor. l.. l., cot
tage on Montauk ay. to c. F. HASTEN
huber. and a cottage on Oxford av. to
DR.. J. r. Bologino.
Thomas s. Burke leased for the Am
brose Realty Company 70 Lee Lewek
the dwelling at Rockland az. and Crest
place. Park Hill. and to Max Canot, a
house at 90 Elliott av., Yonkers.
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Every Patient Gets the
Same Medicine, Released
Anarchist Says.
WROTE 5 LECTURES
IN LEISURE HOURS
Sanitary Conditions Improved
Prison Food Impossible, De-
clareS Goldman.

Handkerchief futtered from the
windows Of the Queens County Jail
yesterday morning prison rules iG-
nored in the excitement Of the mo-
mcnt There were tears, and choruses
Of "Goodby" and I've won't forget
what you have done for u.s." and Emma
Goldman. the anarchist. stepped out
into the freedom she won't admit eX-
lists after fifteen days imprisonment
for a birth control speech.
Emma Goldman looked back and
laughed. She waved her hand once
more
al wouldn't have missed jail for any
thing" she cried TO the receiving COM
mittee that welcomed her with arms
full Of rcd roses and dozens Of tele-
grams and scores of letters, all ap-
plauding her brave stand for free
speech in America Leonard d. Abb
bolt, president OF the Free Speech
League, took the hand the warden had
lately shaken; Walter Merchant, sec
retarv Of the Birth Control Committee,
smiled. and Or. Ben Reitman, I'M
daunted by the thought of his five
count trial next Monday, twirlcd the
fving ends Of his brand-new, bright
blue Windsor tie.
All Need Prison Experience.
'Jail?" said Emma Goldman. ITS
abominablc, vet it's wonderful. Jail is
a postgraduate course in humanity.
Prison experience is necessary to every
one who has an ideal. Jail gives you
n chance TO take an inventory Of your
self. It is a wonderful cleanser
Cleanser" gasped a startled re-
porter. "Why, DR.. Reitman said the
first thing YOU would do would be to
GO right home and take a bath.
NO" said the smiling anaroh ST.
SANITARY conditions are wonderfully
improved since ! was in twenty years
ago. But that isn't what | meant You
starve on the awful food they give you,
YOU are dosed with the same KIND OF
pills for every disease, you are treated
like a child, but you have time 10
think. While ! was in Jail ! mapped
out five lectures and wrote $50 letters.
I'm glad l went
I Again she repeated that it had been
great event of her life. Coming
Town TO practical details, she said that
the food had been hardly edible, not
in any sense nutritive. and that most
of the prisoners who had been in, the
Queens County jail for any length OF
time were emaciated.
zone woman has lost seventy-fve
pounds in nine months" she comment
cd. "Indeterminate sentence she's IN
on. That's the cruelest thing that has
been done in recent years; that
achievement Of Kate Davis's. Gives
them no chance. But about the food.
There was hardly a particle Of fat, and
no butter. The milk was white water,
and the coffee dishwater. We had
meat three times week, but only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05
Fifteen Parcels Involved
in Brooklyn and Man
haitian Trade.
ACTOR MANAGER GETS
49TH ST. DWELLING
Charles Hopkins Invests in New
Home-Properties on East
and West Sides Sold.

Manhattan and Brooklyn parcels
numbering fifteen in all and valued at
over 100000 figured IN an exchange
Yesterday between an estate and firm
CT operators.
VI. L. & +. Ernst sold the 81. George.
n seven-story elevator apartment
house al the northeast corner OF Lex
rgton ay. and 18th ST.. on plot o2.2X3o'
also the fve-story. thirty-siX family
apartment AT 510-5l2 West lsith st.,
on plot S0xl00. between Amsterdam
and Audubon avs.
The purchaser Of these properties is
an estate which will take title in names
Of the Sioux and Cheyenne Realty
Companies. recently incorporated at
Albany. The estate gives. besides cash,
two upper Manhattan properties and
eleven BROOKLYN parcels. The Manhat-
tan properties comprise west 1880
st.. a fve-story double fiat. 25X99. /.
and Pol East l27th ST.. a three-story
and basement dwelling. on lot l7.2xl00.
The properties in Brooklyn taken by
the Messrs. Ernst are located at 1882
and 1927 East 2lst St. two one-famlly
dwellings. each 40xl00: 1860, l770 and
houses. each 40Xl00: 2108 and 2l1S
Avenue q, two two-family houses. eac,n
4Oxl00; 1916 Avenue Q, a one-family
house, 4OXl00; 522 and 526 East
Thirty-fourth St. one-family dwell
ings. each 25xlOo; and ten lots on
Coney Island az.
Other sales follow:
10TH ST. Charles Hopkins. actor
manager, has purchased the dwelling n:
Il East 49th St. sale OF which by
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. was reported
recently. Mr.. Hopkins will occupy.
S5TH ST Theodore Rosenwald has
purchased from Rudolph Albert and
others 324 West s5th ST., three-storv
and basement dwelling. on lot 16.SX
1922. between West End av. and River
side Drive. Mr.. Rosenwald owns and
occupies the residence az l5l River
side Drive, adjoining the north corner
e 87th St
CATHARINE -Adelstein & Avru-
tine have sold TO an investor 48 and 80
Catharine ST.. southwest corner Of Mad
ison street, a six-story new-law fiat,
with stores. on plot 70.3x65. The
Mariners Church formerly occupied
the site.
WOODYCREST AV.-Claire J. For
shaw bought 1O2O-1O24 Woodycrest av.,
three three-story dwellings, on plot
52.3xl00, near 164th St. and resold 1922
70 Nellie VI. Donohue and 1924 to Nora
l.. Crowley. Meehan & Harlan were
the attorneys in the deals.
VEST END AV.-Bryan l.. Kennedy
has sold for the estate Of Caroline
Brundage 5ll West End av., a four
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Sales In Auction Rooms.



By Joseph r Day.
WEST END Az. SOL VS. Is 10Th st. f2Iloo.
sly Nes'oyer apt house. y Mirich sno
CTS. as 3 Oycmsn e. al; SacEeit q 4 :.
Gftys due IS ON %. taxes or. ~. 500 pfior
m'se. 100000. 20 the plaintiff for 5000 over
prior liens.
$3.50 ST. AL W. s. I5e Amsterdam sr l2t
call SIS dwls. J Smith agt Beycr et
$3.50 60. 10 the LAWYERS Mortgage Co, parry
70 interest Tor 81 900.
By Henry Brady.
SD ST. 70 Is ". n {. l2j v Central Park West.
l50tlO0.s six stv fats Emma pazenmaysr
Gno. cEN. at l64 Buidins 60 n o. q u hyde
atty. due. Sl0712.j0 taxes. etc, S'.6o-1o. PRIOR
mtge $3.50 900. 10 the plaintiff FOR t2i4sso.
1920 ST.. el4 ". 3 s. l42 Seventh Az u 81
eall. 3 sty dvls Matilda Stie'ei sst simon Mor-
rls et al Wise & s. attys. due, 81 2501s; tsIes.
etc. $3.50. 70 the p.sintif for $500.
By Samuel Marx
LANDSCAPE Az IL 10 49, Yonhcrs. 7. ~ sly
frame dglg 50KlO0; Vol sale: wihdraWn -, g,
1870 ST. 20 W. e. $50 Eighth az. - sIs9 II.
sty dwIs Albany City savings Bank sst Morris
Arouson ei Al. Cary q G. attys. due. s.. 81 !.
taxes. etc Sass. 20 the Lawyers Mortgage 90.
party in interest. Tor $1,000.
A, 320s Third az:
By Joseph T Day.
HERscHEL ST. 1873. v g. li5.2 Hslssy pl. 1851
qS :. John Schroeder at stephen Mcbride jacob
Riegsr. atty. due. S3.N59.25 taxes. etc. S-J5.tb,
10 The plaintiff FOR 81 000
By James j. Donovan.
HOFFMAN ST 1851. s. s0S6 lsNh At 81 u
a4e. Santo Gizciui sgt Ssndo Coppto q a. !
herman. atty, due. Sesll.f9. tsIee. etc. $500 J.
prior m,ge. $4,000. TO the plaintiff for $4,000.
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story dwelling, on lot l5.6xl00, s6 feet
south Of Eighty-ffth ST., to DR.. Arthur
W. Bingham. the tenant. for $4,000.
WEBSTER AV.--Alexander Selkln
and David Mint have rcsold for Henry
Morgenthau Company the plot. bOxlOO.
on the west side Of Webster az, 10
feet south Of ST. Paul's place.
ST. NICHOLAS AV.-Irying Realty
Company, Harry b. Davis. president.
sold to Mrs. Mary Haight Franklin
Hall siX-story apartment house,
3.3x7S.5x41.1. occupying the block
front on the west side OF st. Nicholas
av., lJSth TO 159th ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05

and through the upper bay, and may
be considered as necessary enlarge
mcnt Of the existing project. with which
the dimensions of the proposed channel
correspond and which is required TO
meet the constantly increasing demands
Of navigation. particularly during foggy
weather, at which time a commodious
channel is essential TO insure reason
able safety. An initial appropriation
Of $3.50. 900 was asked for. with author
itv TO enter into continuing contracts
TO complete the work IN four years,
at a cost of SS300OO.
Another bill proposes to remove
Craven Shoal, which lies in the west
part Of the main channel, one mile
south Of the Narrows. II is estimated
that il can be removed TO a depth Of
thirty feet for 100000, the approprla-
tion asked for.
Would Widen Other Channels.
Another bill introduced by Mr.. HUI
bert would secure additional width m
Bav Ridge and Red Hook Channels,
which lie along the Brooklyn water
front Of upper New York Bay. Com
meroc in this locality has grown from
about $4,000 tons in 1886 TO about
$500, 900 tons IN 1918. ~ - proposed
10 make the channel at this point forty
feet deep. An initial appropriation Of
100000 is asked for. with authority 10
enter into continuing contracts so tine
work may be completed within three
years. at cost Of 100000.
Believing that the commercial and
naval Importance Of New York Harbor
requires the improvement Of the chan
nes TO the north and south Of Govern
or's Island, Representative Hubert has
introduced n bill. in accordance with
recommendation approved by the Sec
rotary Of War on May 3. 1913, seeking
an initial appropriation Of 100000
with contract authorization to COM
plete the work in about three years.
Provision for the Improvement OF the
North Channel by the removal OF Dia-
mond Reef was made in the River
and Harbor bill which recently passed
the House. and a resolution authoriZ-
ing the removal of Coenties Reef was
adopted in the 63d Congress.
The completed improvement Of this
channel will cost the government less
than 81 900 900 and will be Of enormous
commercial benefit to the City Of New
York, as il will give free access TO the
piers on the East River TO South Ferry
for deep draft vessels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05
Alterations.
Manhattan.

PARK Az. centre o. a. ns 1851 q 'sti 4
psssenssr station y Y Central p 90 's,-
n Hsdeman. 20 = 4jth - Srcdter' iffl
BROAD ST . cor Pearl . 70 ry 's..eli
exchange. Telephone 90. d Pc e.. 9s1'
A Munger. ID Deg -. architect 8 0'l
BROADWAY ISL and 4i7 % 81 s-rr' AZ 4
e~s.- Globe -Werricke co. $50 BroadsaF 's-J
Stsrrstt & Van Week. " CON D.. ar ie
$50. 900.
uIp ST, 1913 Eas'. % siy AZ 5H-r' "a
Of r. Delsaed. ion = 1ifh g. owner D Bard
lol pArk az srchltecL. tletl1.
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Brooklyn Parcels Sold.

John Woodelbury sold, in conjunc-
ton with the Sumner Avenue Realty
Company, for Marie Somner, the three
story apartment house at 406 Sumner
av. to Patrick j. Tracy, as an invest
ment
Frank II. Malone and II. o. Harris
sold for the Owls Head Realty Com
pany, Inc, a 2-family brick dwelling on
68th ST. and Ridge Boulevard to a
buyer, for occupancy.
George W. Dredger sold 2-family
frame dwelling, on plot go 100 feet.
west side of Fort Hamilton ave, so feet
north Of 10th st., for William Pengel to
a client
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

urg ST n, ~, WarerieT g. - ~ a.
70 7r52. Mania Bgi'dlls torgofs ''s "a
i63d ST. osuer. { Meyers. B l.ir 70 Nf
srci'ite' So
tsTs ST. ns I25 p = % s'h +" - ilsA J
-. 70, = I sfy markcf I'T-ll l1. b' lf. Pa
90. - Defiance ~. owner, sass sff. sr's
90 Union ~. 8rcfIiic1f. -.
losrH ST. 40 % 49, East 'or = ~ ,o'gl
JOriOO N. = Impersf0r. 40li lst A. NJ sr. n
bel Gaudio. 40l E8st fremont A. rt.
AUDUBON Az. q. cor is9th q. f'r 4
fermf t0Es6. j Building Co. lrr 70 "
az owner. kuymloufs AfchErilrh O.. 4
Fast 1881 ~ architect $50
lg0Tp ST. IS 90 q - AufutoT A. - s3I
XIV tennis. 5000. ! Bulldog 60. &c. 81 4
luxembourg Architectural 'o. arrnffr's f.H
lssTH ST. - ~ n 70 Allu00. sr Pr d
spt. s1.6Is2 10. Clarn1nt BIi.liHs ,-rQf-t I
l5I Madison a. owner. NeNIf a. htsgs
West 4utl . A. hIfeCfs. -
tzeTH ST - W 70 ~ Raven a.. - = 4
suf 5OI-s Noy4h Consrgcriol 90. 700 B7u
as owner. Go.dner a Go.doers 90 Ia; irl
a. architect ~
MARBLE HILL Az, - gas ? assn a. - al
~ trrmt 5OIJ0. " A Firresan. Van C''st-
ri oPuef: Moore y LsnIsicfel. ttn 40 \
a.. archite,,s. SO Q00
The Bronx.
AuneEws Az - 1853 1874 e. 80 - .
fans dsIr,. eario. r . Wccfh0uD u 81
Andrrss Az owner ard architect sisQ11.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05
British Westinghouse Report.

The report Of the British Westing-
house Electric and Manufacturing Com
pany for the year ended December 81.
last, shows gross profit for the
period of 1898, $3.50. against f267,Sl9 in
1914. The net profit available for diyi-
bends was Gl76,752. an increase OF
G24925.
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Long Island City Plot Sold.

Clay. real estate broker. sold a plot
iOOxlOO feet. on Hill ST.. north Of Hun
tiers Point av., Long Island City. for
Miss Mary W. Backus of Schenectady,
y. Y. TO the Degnon Terminal and
Realty Improvement Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Bahia Nav Rio De Jsneiro fBrul. New York
via san Juan ard Pernsmbuco
Copenhagen. Nav 5-Fred.rick VIII DAN. Ner
York va Klrkpsu md Christisnsand
MarssU'es MAY l-vul. - Paris fFrl. Ner York
Manchester. MAY 5-E5vlek Tower tBrl. Nes
York
st. Thomas MJ s-Korcns tBr). New York fo'
Demerafa.
Pirsus. April 2o-Iosnuins lGrek. Nev Nork
PATHS lGresEl. New York.
SreL1. Apr.l 22-padding'ou tBrl. New York
Rio Graude. May 6HSmmeHhus dam. New
York.
Crstobsl. Nav I-A'mirante. Ca7aEena Tor New
York and procee'iall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05
Professor BUYS Bungalow.

Prof. Leonard Charles Van Noppen,
Of Columbia University, has purchased
the Martha Washington bungalow in
the Oaks section of Brightwaters, l.. l.,
from the T. B. Ackerson Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05
The Bronx.

1914 ST. rs. 1872 Tocust A. I 81 s,e--- Il
no. y Jscks0n Co. tarl ID Jackson. pres =,
owner. Hooper Falkeuan Ing 60. $50 k'oSiHi
sr.riter.. $4,000 Alteration consists ~ I
b-fcF extension. J4sEl0I.iu.
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FIRE RECORD.

I3.ss-i27 " 52d a. Lena Vaughan Sisht
u .f0-54o- 50 J.. liih 81. M Crutcheo, 81.
2.3J-ll5-ll7 J.. 25d ST.; Goetz a 60. slight
s.o1-22 West End samuel Hoil"iger. mona
IO-22s g. 10th 81; John B0.au. trhWs
: JO-i43 Amsterdam sv. burnley estate; 800
il .2j-5-e Ninth sv.. United Coree store. triflns
ii .sj-iS4 IenoI Az; Hazel Dustin. tflfilns
il .lO-lu Cannon 81 Philip sherman. SIS.
i. VI. 80.
] Resr s5, Hoe az: fences Kronsy slight
elO-SO3 J.. eeth st. Samuel Neumsn. trihMg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05

Highest temperature Yesterday, II degrees lat
$50 o. M: lowest % lat 7 80 a NJ average
81: average Tor corresponding date last year. 30
average Tor corresponding date last thirty three
years. S.
Barometer Readings
50 es'e D M sss f, .. m. p %
Humidity.
= n......Tt .. INT sp u......57
Local Forees,,-Psr,ly cloudy today: fair To-
fnorrog moderate shining winds.