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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11
William Wilson Storage Warehouse,
81 MF~T 18Th IT.

New YORK. March Z. 1916.
To M0reu Washington. ST. o. Onely. "
Waller Mary May. Mrs. King. Mrs Cole
man. Mrs Waters Mrs. Palmer. Hattie
Davis Mabel Young and Mrs Bayer. You
and each Of you are hereby notified that
the time for the payment Of our Zen upon
the property hereinafter described having
expired after due notice thereof had been
given you. 80 VIII cause such property, 70
wit Household Goods Personal Effects
Carpets and Merchandise. stored ia the
William wilson storage Warehouse. New
York city. b. you or ln your name cor In
which you may have an INTEREST,", 20 -
sold al public auction according % the
statute IN such case made ana provided. az
the ware house. 90 West l3stn ST.. New
York City. on Monday. March 20th. 1915.
at 1890 a. 81. and u the sac thereof >
not completed on said date the same wiil
be continued az the same place On each
and every Monday thereafter. beginning a.
10 30 a. NJ and continuing until al the
goods are sold
WILLIAM WILSON STORAGE WARE
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pitching Staff Strong and
Mild Bill Wonders Where
TO Swing Axe.
SEVENTEEN TWlRLERS
TO CHOOSE FROM
Alexander Makes Home Run and
Wins Game-Fritz Maisel
Meets Injury.
Nv GRANTLAND RICE.

r..o, Ca. March 10. II old
g.,ssv Fullerton, the Archimedes Of
.~s, : correct, the Yankees are in a
~, v.v 70 cause more trouble than
p. sox. Tigers and White Sox are
go i,..oS-ding 20 Hughey. pitching
A.,-b must be rated 81 IS per cent
- Bali clubs strength.
Vow the Yankees may not have any
.Sb-,Ilisrt big fourss Shore, Leonard.
80 80. and Ruth. But for long. dusty
80. s..,t march along the summer road
.-S sys better fixed than any ball club
! either league Il present prospects
=, be taken as 8 foundation lot future
fart L.1 ,art to-dsv
,.;iirr BIZ admitted that selecting
n, sisbmer was going 20 give MN
-, .rouhle than all the rest OF II
.T.5 together IN one lump. The task
,oneh one. not through any scar
. ~ talent. but from an over
..ss-sarce Of high grade arms, night
~ isf- Those sure 20 be retained
80 Csl5weU Heating. Shawkey and
1e ~ -;~bthandcrs. with Cullop and
,,'-..i-o leftrauders. At least Two
~ Mi be carried and employed on
.iropqh the campaign. and 1t IS mere
.s.. Manager Donovan faces an assign
--~. n hewildcrIng tougnness
w;.b Six awarded Jobs, there are
80, steven pitchers LETT. and only two
.s.Ls.e can hold their places 100 polite
s.,,bsn society Nine must be Grated
i-.t IN other roiuts. East and West.
--5 go. n tho eleven there are AZ least
~, or six who give promise o. pelng
stars. ,1. 1--b,,
st,,t-~ Shocscr IS big six-foot'
,eo .ro--d right handler. who has
T.,.sd an batting effectively at every
...,. 80 man I'm camp mas shown
10 -..-, Then there arc Cliff Mar
N. i''.r Russell and R'll Percy. all
,-, ,e-~- -'trrcrs with unusual stun.
-.s- srs.r therc is Love. o feet .
i hi, Dark blue socks, who WorSseo
sir,y hail games for Los Angeles
IA ~, has more smoke than a burn
Ill vail. Loves fast ball is no
r. n speech L IS Johnsonian
It, -peedy transit from finger up
P-r4,..thcre arc five young stars
10 sl~ost eoua. value. all above the
-Hra-r Picking thc right two rs no
., t-a. ve would wish Tor with
u-,iac start. ., 90
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Cooper Union Loses
at Very End of Game

With twenty seconds left 10 play in
the game between Cooper Union and
Jersey City College. last night the
Union i've was leading q 70 70. Then
Samuels. the tall centre OF the Jersey
team. shot a long field goal, and the
game ended. % 70 p, against Cooper
Union.
I'm a preliminary game the Cooper
Union freshman lost 70 La Sale Acad-
emy by the score Of p 20 6.
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TWO FOALS ARRIVE
At EAST VIEW FARM

Two foals arrived at James Buffers
East View Farm. East View, y. T., on
Tuesday night. They were; Bay colt
By imported Out Of Reach, dam Jes.
winner al two and three years. by
Ben Brush. out Of Cap and Bells, win
ner Of the Epson Oaks and other
stakes. by Domino, and bay lilly. BY i'm
ported out Of Reach. dam Skip, by
Delhi. son OF Ben Brush and we've. by
INN. Mortemer; next dam, skim, dam
Of Oasis and Slippery and sister OF the
stakewinner Toboggan, by Kingston, son
Of Spendthrift Both foals are excel
lent individuals. and arrived within ten
minutes Of each other. Jest foaling at
1880 p. m. and skip az ll:4O p. m.
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SANTINI BROS, INC.
FIREPkOOF STORAGE WAREHOUSE,
tl1-g0s JACKSON AVENUE.


FIREPkOOF STORAGE WAREHOUSE,
t11-g9e JACKSON AVENUE.
New York March ith. 1915
To r. Pink Mr GaigOn. Xrs Hsnloa.
Rosner Tsnnenbap,u +. hallnas Mr,.
Borden " a. Garrison. A. Farlan. Q.
Eckland. Harry . Shea. Norlund. L. Just
er. Mr Glbberman. q. J. Gsrr@mons. Fs-
change clothing 90. fThe Purity shop. Mr..
A. shus'errn@nJ. r. F. Kroysr MaH Gerzos.
Helen coliarl. You and each 81 you are
hereby notified that, the time FOR the pay
ment u our lien upon The property hws-
matter described having expired. after due
notice thereof bad been given you, We will
cause such rrOpcrty, % W.T., Cash Register.
Household Goods Persona Erects, Pianos.
carpets and Merchandise. STORED N
THE >ANTINI BROS, INC. WAREHOUSE,
ly sou or in your name cor Ia which you
may have an INTEREST,". 20 BE- sold Al public
auction according 90 the statute IN such
case made ana provided, az the warehouse
Sos bQ1-s03 Jackson Ave, Borough OF
Bronx New York city, on THI RsDaf.
MARCH 23d. 1915, a. 10 4 Il. and II the
sale thereof Is nOt completed on said dsts
the same all b. continued 81 the sans
place on each and every Thursday Tiers
after beginning a. 10 4. VI and continu-
ing until all the goods are sold
EANTINT BROS. nc
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Holland Works Hard
to Win at Squash

Raymond Holland was forced TO play
five hard games before he succeeded
in defeating William +. Hope, in the
final match Of the spring handicap
squash tennis tournament, which ended
on the Princeton Club courts yesterday.
The scores were l0-l5. Is, i5-l2,
Is Is. - -l3.
Holland played with All allowance OF
plus 3 ard had 20 concede two aces 90
his opponent Both men showed an
improvement in thoir game. especially
Hope. who forced Holland 10 Eve games
IN order 20 win.
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THE WEST END STORAGE WAREHOUSE,


New YORK, Marcn ifh. 1915.
To N-- Marie r. march,. Huntington ".
Merchant. Miss M.rgsret O'Neii A. Bald .
win sloane. Mrs. Frances Tremhly, Mrs.
Henry Wen. Mrs A. -. Wheeiock. Miss
Jane Helen Williams Mr. sue 81 Wilson,
by William Hutchinson Murray. You and
each Of you are hereby notified that. tbs
time for the payment = my len upon the
property here natter described having ex-
pred after due notice thereof had been
given you. i Will calse such property. 20
Hit. household goods. personal effects. car
pets. etc. stored BY you or IN your mans
f0r IN which you may have an INTEREST,". -
The Yves. End Storage Warehouse. to Dc
sold AZ public auction. according N the
statute ir such case made and provided, a.
George Meries Auction Rooms. i65 Ess,
lz5fh s.. New York City On Tuesday.
March 2isf. 1915 ~ 1890 A a. and on
wednesday. March z2nd, 1915. ~ 1890 A.
81. and Z the sale thereof = not com
piefed on said dates the same Will - con-
urled a. The same place on each ane
every Tuesday and wednesday thereafter,
beginning - 20 30 A n on each day, and
c0utinIiuF until All the goods are sold
THE Isl IND STORAGE WAREHOUSE,
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indian Working His Hardest
to Stick in Big Show
Knocks Curve Ball
Over the Fence.
By FRANK O'NEILL.

Marlin. Tex, March l0.-The business
q baseball has taken on q most serious
uyee: for James Thorpe. The big sac
"a FOX warrior realizes that % IS TINS
ear or never for him in the big
.lysss, and he is working With every
ssn,e Of energy and strength In ms
righ.y BODY 20 win a regular berth
va TIE G.arts.
il holds forth IN the bstter's box
shsrgytr he can get q pitcher 10 nun
In up FOR him, and industry is reap
q IL reward. jim IS slamming the
ID leather with greater force and &C
e1fscy than ever before in has he ne
Always could murder the fast ones ana
rov he is meeting the low curves Win
Vengeance.
IN yesterday's practice he knocked a
r7e ball tight out Of the pasture
irving 70 over the right hela wall
Probably Do is in Houston by this time.
homes fielding has improved on TINS
Up, especially his work on GROUND
alL Heretofore lie could be depend
g. upon % boot one a. critical mo-
rgrt. but that seems 20 be thing OF
re past now 800.
Il certainly want 70 make good this
Issr," said Thorpe last night. never
'sa any trouble Ia any game ever
4clsa before, and I'm not gong 70 Iel
'assbzll beat me. I'm going 70 90
watching 20 make the name o. Jlm
hope live in baseball, as 10 Will I've
Q, re e.nder path and gridiron, OF J j
z
hey seem % think that J will never De
s,.i % BAT Well. III show them le"
'.igs before ] retire 20 my farm.
i III pretty well in the lnterns-
h'uzl League last year, getting an
telzge Of 303 "a 90 games. got 10
c'stles, Z triples ard 2 home runs
"a stole p bases The pitchers over
Nere threw nothing but curves a.
r.s' rntil J learned how 20 meet tnenl'
flzyug what they believed 20 Dc
As2k point. they were really DOM
rs favor. Ili do the same tnlnS
~ The Giants this year. Watch ana
John J. NeGraw ceased 20 play
-s1ta manager this morning, ana we
recruits came in for lengthy inoivio.,
-1i irs,ructiou lr the art o. "hittln
IN Nnerc they amt and where they
-at gc-" The Little Napoleon
1'ehtf each man take his regu!lar
az a. ne plate and then proceeded
= correct he faults.
-.'h ard Billy Cole, the young out
''eefs, we're called on % corree'
sr ttsrcs a, ne plate. and while
ehzr2e bothered them for while,
- ~ End frfg were FsOoting them
''tf ~ 'nfsid On q line. Cole had
Nncsncy ~ wing 700 much with
- DDey Ard not enough with hih
s'n, This caused him 20 hi. late =,
DsL son be- has a nice eombina
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STORAGE NOTICES.
EMPIRE STORAGE WAREHOUSE,
~ FIRST ANENIE

Sew York. March nth. 1916.
To samuel KlsVlfz. Manhattan ASST q
g. s.. Inc. Anna Baligsrdt. Rosie Schear,
Helen G. Carroll Sarah kansnna. Nr
Shay. q krott-rsteln. l. y Wing bocke
Freedman. Henry LIGHT R~bino1itz
" Klein. John Victor Riley Hogan Co.
Florla Ncuer. Susie K0stoveek Jacob
Goldner. You and each ~ you are hereby
notified that the time FOR the payment ot
our ll-n upon the property here natter de-
scribed having expired after due notice
thereof Rad been given you. we will cause
such property. 70 Wit Household Goods
Personal Effects. carpets and MERCHANDISE
stored DO the Empire Storage Warehous-
New York city. hy you or in your name cor
20 which you may have an inferest), %
be sold a. public auction according 20 the
statute ln such case made ana provided. a.
rho warehouse. No 20 First Avenue. New
York city. on Friday. March 3lst 1916.
a. 1890 A. 81. and = the sale thereof -
not completed on said date the same VIII
De continued az the same place on each
and every Friday thereafter beginning a.
1880 4 ". and continuing until all the
goods are sold.
r.fprRE STORAGE WAREHOUSE
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BRANIC's EXPRESS.

To r De Lash. william Richardson and
II Dof.ne. You and each OF you are hereby
notified that the time Tor the payment -
ms lien upon the property hereinafter de-
scribed having expired. after Que notlce
thereof had been given you I gill cause
Personal Effects and Merchandise STORED
~ Ny WAREHOUSE. 49, 1th ave, New
York city. by yOu or IN your name Tor In
which you may have an interestJ. 20 b.
sold a. public auction according % the
statute ln such case MADE and provided.
AZ Kausky & Gahay's Auction Rooms s.
University Place. New York cry. on Thurs
day. March -5I. 1916. a. 1880 A. II: and
n The sale thereof IL not com pieted on said
date the same Will BE- continued a. the
same place on each and every Thursday
hereafter. beginning At 10 30 4. n. and
continuing until the goods are sold
BRANICrS EXPRESS
ANDREW ! BRANIC. PROPRIETOR
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l6sI bkOADNAl, COX $40 t'r.


New York. March ilth. 1915.
To Charters. Joseph r.; Crosby. Mrs. Hell
enc. Dare r.. hard. DlcklrFon. John J..
Froafz. Grs. Theresa Hancox. J w.
iirsch. A.. kenlai. ". n Irnis. M r. T.,
Norwood. Mss III. Robinson. Mn. Beatrice,
Rice. Mrs. Clara l.. small. Mrs. L Smith.
ifrs D r.. Thompson. Mrs Annie p; Csld-
WE'LL Miss A. T. You and each q you are
hereby notified that. the time Tor tho payment
o. our lien upon the properly hereinafter de-
scribed having expired. after due notice
thereof had been given you. viii cause
such property, 90 Wiz, household goods. per-
sonal effects, carp-ts- etc, stored ~ you ~
IN your name cor IN which you may have an
INTEREST,". In The Standard storage Ware
house. TO b. sold a. public auction. according
TO me statute IN such care made and pro-
yide'l, az he warehouse. 1881 Broadway. New
York city. on Monday. March zith. 1915. NJ
10 80 A. n. ami II the sale thereof Is nat
completed on aid date the SANE will be con
tluuel a. the same place or each ard every
Monday thereafter. beginning AZ 10 40 A NJ
on each day. and continuing unin all The
goods are sold.
STANDARD gTORAGB WAREKOUu2
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Nature Wins Easily
in Pocket Tourney

Chicago. March l0.-Jsmes Mature,
Of Denver, scored an easy victory over
Jesse Chapman, Of Chicago, 100 10 81,
in the pocket billiard tournament to-
dav. Mature scored high run OF 25
and went out in .twenty-three inning
I'd Blankenship. Detroit's hope, won
from Frank Fink. OF Philadelphia. 100
20 50. scoring high run Of p in =
25-inning game.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN THE
Thomas !. Stewart Company. Rug and
Carpet Cleansing Works. 1854 broadway.
New York. y. Y. March 18th. To T. X
Adams. Mrs " Wilson Is G. Berth0id. ID.
Lyon tMme. Doreel. NJ T.. Madden. Nuser
Bros. Samuel -. Schwartzberg You ana
each % you are hereby notified that the
time FOR the payment OF our lien upon the
property hereafter described having exc
plret. and after due notice thereof has
been given you. We will caus. cause such
property, 90 Wit. Rugs and carpets stored
In the Stewart Carpet Cleansing WORKS by
you or in your name Cor IN which YOU have
an INTEREST," 20 b sold ~ public auction.
according 20 the statute IN such case made
and provided. az the warehouses Of the
Harlem Storage Warehouse Co. 2li Fast
tooth St, New YORK city. y ". on Mon
day. March 2Tth. 1915 - 10 A VI
TIE THOMAS J. STEWART COMPANY.
THOMAS J. STEWART. Jr., Pres
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The Dufer s Lament

The time IRE spent IN 1CooiRg,
In counting and pursuing
The rcay q dub
Should swlng ciub
Hos been my games undoing.
Thouoh pros hare often taught m",
IRE smeored the stuff they brought mr.
liz only books
Are tops and "hOOks'
And troubles al they're wrought ne
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To Race at Floral Park.

Floral Park, Long Island, on the
Jericho Turnpike, has been selected
once more as the battling ground Tor
The holding Of bicycle race, when me
Unionc Sportiva ltaliana opens the out-
tcn-uile handicap bicycle road race
ovcr this course on Sunday morning
April ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11
Combined Weight.

The whard5oran combination fairly husky one as weight goes
but 4 will % be a record
together will weigh about f'' pounds on me night "
the he fighting Ides Of March
efrhnson weight combination as that was
modest weighed @ but the record belongs to
Garden something over two years
4S3 pounds OF human hesn
will pounds below the rec
although between two men should Indicate at least
fair degree Of health
George Stalnr believes there chance for BIZ james ms 1915
ptchng what might 4 you wanted
Bill baseball Both are bg
ovrt fellows around Both under 20 And both
~ cd with pitching end their careers " once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11
DE l6691hH&hf
CH G1a7zksys0 Rice

tte sentiment et in base
ball
edited
When Of ten he had hero This hero was
far with increasing devo-
When price beacher available the yongster TOOK
place especially follow this his
used wonder where rare
him the opportunity this hero Of his That
he Of his main life ambitions.
years with this hero his boy
hood big For Napoleon Loe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11
Around Second.

The main Cub second + vii notice most
old Cubs had
Tinker the had Fletcher and
Doye the Braves had Meanwhile and Eyers
These Dooan first class shortsp
hardly he flag winning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11
MONDAY MARCH, b
TRANSPACIrfC MAILS.

Japan CoreA. china. Philippine Islands via
Selitle) lcose a. $50 ml-Shlituoss
Mari ..-...-.. .....- 3. -. Neh -
HGwsn via seatflel tc!ose al $50 NJ
HiIClisn ... ............-..- ...--... hct -
japan Core. Chins Phinppine Islands MA
Vancouver al victoria @ ic.ose
SO ml-Morteag q. .---.....- Mrh u
HsssiL samoan Islands. Australia (e1cec<
NestD. Nev Zealand IVA Sao Francisco
ll.ose a. u go . ml->olona. ......... Nch 10
Hawaii via San Froucisccl tciose AZ II 20
. ml-Mstsolla. ...................M ch II
Guam Philippine Islands via san Francisco
(closs a. II % MT Transport Mch 81
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The Case Of the Cubs.

the first three this they will
Of
confidence his ability finish hr
players talked will be surprised to
the Giants Dodgers
and Phles will Weeghman machine This general
opinion nhed and only
an ordinary outfed uncertainty pitching Of
Hendrix dropped we'll back last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS.

AAiAlN ID
BOMBAY. March 6-Miirs ,Br. NJ rort via v
Nlfhsfs
uasrr. March f-virs;rse lFrl Ns~ York
Rotterdam. March 5 IA Caugns Dutch, yr~
Nn-k
kirEval MA--h s-A,sAnsn tns,l. y,w yssk
fHr Core aEeD
london March iN-Sovsen tBrl. New York
Csue Town. March 6-Ncrk CAtle lRrl. New YcrS
Va = Llclk
Htrniuia Ns7ch 10 B--uiudian sRrl N-~ yc~f
HcnlraIn March .-LsfaAcitg ltrl. New York
Orar. March Ni'sa iGrcrkl New lork.
80 NAz4lrr. March tsgs,ford ,Srl. Nes Ncrk.
SAILED.
CI,-a'tsr Nar.h S-Donar BIZ sabine fcr --.
D. Malgueyro .ltAl lfrum GcroEl. Nes Nork
F,h ~ Palermo lIial. Ncg N0lk. Msrrh 4
Rusetslh Be- New YORK
CadH March Nanue. taiso lSranl Nes Yosk
Manchester Narl 5--Comanehc tbrl. Nv Nces
Hrnl.au Nlul LA lolra.re Dr.. New lofh
LIFeuen Nar.f 9-Crltic Brl. Ne~ Nofs. lie
- Aran .HH Nes iorh Justin ". Ncs
Nnrk
:. Nasai-c sfarch s-Iori Erre IBID. Nerk
Bahia Ma--h 5 BIO ts JArciru lBrazl rSm san-
tl-I Nes Nors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11

stAoA Santiago De cuba: Mohawk. Chn,ss,cn
G1t Jacksonville. Antonio LORE t>rul. Cidir,
Olaf lNori. Caoa-en. JeNerson Norfolk ssd Nse-
port News. S-llcnf fRr Ia Plaza via New
rr-t Neas. Helqsrk utln Genoa via fhiiz5ei-
rniA; Geo-sr MsTrr. Niosrs sAn Msroo<. no>
ton tirk Holm fNc-l. Baltimore. H. Nalls. Cal
weston. Fll4r Del k.o. Ncxpou Nexs.
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeUS of the World
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

by United States Coast ard Geotstie survey
Sunrise. .......... els Moon rises = n 70 os
fset.............. $50 Moon se.a = u D.. 44t
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fer,.a,t, isr Special LsssIIts..-E,..srn Nes

Y0rk Northern Ncr Ing and. Westeru SeE York
N..-,r4 Felfsylsaria. ohio. Nes, Virginia, ma
Ii-'-..t o. columbia Delaware. New Jercy MaFy
lard virginia. fas'erl Pc rgTlrAria. southern
Nrs i.- AID. is,lliaIA Eastern AID Western
Teas ara Ot 4hc.l4 f4lr t0-iay ard SUNDAY.
Ie -a-ssf ard south an North Carolina. c.c1tJ
to-day. sunday. fal-
Aausus G-orsia and MissisSD ~. probably rsir
t0-4sj sunday. fair
Florida. fair to-day. eroops probably rain north
SUNDAY. fair
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Palm Beach, Miami, Havana
Tampa, ST. Petersburg

sss, reached by Mallory Steamship Service
a., Nev, York. With connections a. Key
west for Miami and Palm Beach Va the
wonderful "Over-sea" Railway. Also steamer
connection for Havana Connections AZ
Tampa Tor the famous Tarpon section OF
The Gul, Coast. s. Petersburg Pass-4-
Grille. Tarpon Springs, etc
Through sJrvice also TO and from Galveston
and the resorts OF tho Southwest. Passage
meals and berth on steamer included IN
one low rate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11

We arc clad to see willard and M Moran confident
would b most depressing Of them should arise this early
and admit that he ghost Of chance And only think no"
poope would drop sporting confession
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WIRELESS REPORT.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

$ = P.uL American Line. IlsO miles east %
SANDY Hook a; 10 : ~. yesterday Expected 70
dock Monday night or Tuesday morning.
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Local ofselsl Record The following o<scisl -pco-i
from the Weather Bur-au shows tie change in
fenr.-aflre f0r me lot fsrty four hours. Dr.
y4rls0l With fle cores poI-llg dste Of last yesr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11

lse,ss<.L6iLE fHgET INITIAL WORK.
- 49, ~ repair snf rnsn Dfsctyfs Of
"a -. +snks. yfn1srs Hoods. Hanl.
.t.s .r.e.. ~tpet Ncrkmanahfp. reason
49,. RI csfsDs,, ~ w., es,s
S>a-Hbss far sEtlmsts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11

Kingfl,h, bluefsh. yellow JACK, amber
Jack, barracuda-they're all here. Plan
vour trip now 10
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Highest tempera-ur- yesterday. 40 degrees fat
2 md lowest. - dcgr--s ~ . m. sTersx'
I.strrl4y. 80 degrees. average for corresponding
date last vear al degree. average Tor correspond
date last fhirg -tlr-- years. 50 degrees.
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o Won know who'll lead National League IN batting asks Mr. kauh
" % 80 h us battle Daubet, Larry Doyle and Fred
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"a 5yriirz liIeT, billiard q FOO
a Tabs Nffr Repairs
esryiss ksrT Bros. N
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San ess4Ip H. 2s.6OIsp. ,ss.
Humidity.
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Pome to Bonnie.

q. Bonnie hoUt,
Lay of-lGy of:
We've heard about enot, eno1.
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THE ORIOLES COMING.

Absarokee, Montana.-The second
number of the lyceum course, the
Orioles, has come and gone The en-
tertainment was so surprisingly good,
so far ahead of the usual numbers of
the kind, that IL is hard to tell how
refreshing. how enjoyable and how
inspiring this trio OF young ladies with
their varied talents proved to be.
or course each one of the three had
her partisans In the audience. Some
preferred the sweet songs of the vo-
caEsL some admired most the bird
like Notes OF the whistler and many de-
cided that the reader was best of all.
But the fact remains. whichever they
chose. they picked a winner.
1t is hard to imagine how any three
people could be expected to give "A
more satisfactory entertainment to a
mixed audience. The promoters of
the lyceum course are handling them
selves boquets for securing so popular
number, and well they may. The
remainder OF the numbers will have
to go some to keep up the pace set by
the Orioles.
AT the NJ H. church. November n.