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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
WILL CALL OSBORNE'S
STENOGRAPHER TODAY
Grand Jury Hears Another Sing
Sing Prisoner.

District Attorney Frederick +.
Weeks. OF Westchester, put several
more witnesses before the grand jury
Yesterday in an effort to strengthen
the cases against Thomas Mott Os-
borne and of the score or more pris-
oners who were indicted in the So
called Harvey cases. The first Of the
Harvey case, that Of Kid Droprer kap-
Ian. is marked for trial next week.
George Hodson was the only pris-
oner examined yesterday. His exam
ination was not concluded when the
Jury rose for the day, and he Will re-
turn 20 White Plains this morning.
With him will 90 Harold Rich, Mr.. Os-
borne's confidential stenogrnpher, and
John Comiski.
As Mr.. Osborne's stenographer Rich
is believed 10 know about the confess
sions Of prisoners Mr.. Osborne refused
10 repeat The calling Of Rich Is be-
lieved 10 be an effort TO get this IN
formation in another way. Persons
who know Rich said yesterday that
such an attempt would fell.
To look after the interests of Rich
and his associates Edgar l.. Ryder, of
Mr.. Osborne's legal staff, was about
the courthouse all day yesterday. His
services, however, were not required.
Other witnesses called before the
grand jury were George Mullen, Rob
ert Woodwork and f. L. Fowler
guards in the prison.
Mr.. Osborne left for his home in
Auburn yesterday TO remain over Sun
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
Sales in Auction Rooms.
A. IA Nesey -
H.. f-.s..L II nae

BY Joseph = Day
Os1H ST. - and IS W. :. 2ss Columbus a.i Az
5orloos sly elevator sga,sneit nou.r 80 -,
tors sale. estate Of lila Baird knocked down
24TH ST. Isl vs.. % 3. sag g seventh az. 25r
ia 81 irres ~ lo'' b.is trustees sale 10 Hufu'
2aTB ST. l4s vs. n S. 2si3e Seventh AZ. 25I9s Q.
-, ,',''r,..f AMI a -, tenement ia rear. trils
NEW CHAMBERS 81 81. ne cog oE s 81, e, g. ,, y,
81 * ues ~ lo'i BOG irlsies sac ~ ood h'''
nrRCER ST ia vs. 699s " Hous'n e.. 5l12'.
siy loN biis trustees sale. TO Daniel Ham
SECOND Az. 1919 " g. 7e7 so'h g.. q 6tlOis
,ty tenement 0ith stores. executors sale. -
Leonard Well for $3.50 .... 49,
Bronx BOULEVARD. s. bet 2-2d a.. anh --''n SIS
l04 sti05. ysrant. voluntary sale. Withdrawn.
wILLETr Az s. between 1l5th and zloth SIS
81 iGl00. vacant. voluntary sale. 10 tile h~''
fl I'm Az. sss. vs. IS. $40 s2d st. llIloo :
,'y Miss and store. sty extension. n LaleS
It a. " " kurlman e al Ps'sg,'' .l'0.,i. *
$500. taxes. ETC. s3.4o7lo. 10 the plaintiff fo'
Ssh ST. l32 W - 40 E Amsterdam a. ,,! 70 81
i044. siy dwg. ! sty erteasion. May WILSON
" v Well. r, al. 9 Cgney. ATTY
fo9psaa f c, fls nsiy sOs 20 Tor ' 81 300 '
ii6'6io' s rs dNi. II b Douglas ct a vs. / Koha
ford re-. due $4,000. taIes. ete. flIs.i. u
ED6ECOMBE Az. Hn u t', 5 ~, ,ov.u
y Iirs5 SIS tenmt. Gemania LIE lnsuiahc,
60 - liith - aud 7th Ave Con;tn 60 ct a,
action DIlpn a Roc. att. Baxter iel
due $50 o5l o.. taxes. ETC. si'ols; to the piaiA
IN for $50 900 49,.
sDGEcOnBg Av 1888. 8. ISL n ls'th st.
s0rAs ~ ,cumt and stores, same AZ .sme
action ? sane atty. same ref due. f0s.otl -
iaIes. ETC. ,Ji2 = to the plaintiff Tor $4,000.
By samuel MARI.
18Th ST. 2ii-I5 West $. $50 " IN Az oOr
l0i g. s SIS fa.tory. Clement March at PercisAl
{ Ke,terer q a. Henry + Miller. atty saul Bern-
stein ref. due SIS i5i IS. taxes. ETC. N,svIV.
70 TIE ylaiuur 'or so50g0.
AZ the Bronx Exchange.
By Charles J Dunn.
FILLMORE ST - :. $50 q Van Nest az. 50t
100 vacant. jno q sfrub az Jno Falk y. e a.
Freik " H0reuro'h. atty Randolph y ,ouNront.
ref. due 81 i11 Is. faIes. etc tlsO subject ~
mtg a { .500, adi0umel % FEB
ST LAWRENCE Az. 1915. . Is Gleason Az.
2rrl00 vacant Jno g. Stru1 e. al ast Narsarefia
Hrohiaer e g. Fredk " Houenroih ATTY Kan
dopn y sourrolt ref due. sl.ji0 80 taxes. ste.
tSis5s. subject 70 mtg q $1,000 adjourned To
FEB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28

floors TO Philip Dun for ten years
The National Paper and type 'on'.
ronv has lust leased through the same
brokers the four buildings 81. "a. 80
aud m Hurting Slip, and the aggregate
ror,al 10 be paid by this tenant Is IN
excess Of $4,000 for the term. INC
Dun lense il an aggregate rental OF
about $4,000. The four buildings re
Gently purchased by Mr.. Cuilman
through the Noyes company Tor many
wears have been occupied by the ohihe
a. Japan Trading Company. Extehslye
improvements costing approximately
S35 OOO are about TO be begun from 'he
plans Of James S. Maher, architect
Carstein & Linnekin have lensed inc
tenth floor nj and East 2Oth ~: 10
Jacob CHEESEMAN'S; space at go run
av. 20 S. Folz Il Sons; space Mt 80 Slktn
nv. 10 Mcla & Co.; at - ana - has.
2ist At. to Alfred Burer; an once at
Ab6 Fourth av 20 Samuel Sholl; space
nj $50 Fourth av. to Schwartz q BIN
baum, and a large suite OF rooms AT
900 Fifth nv. TO the Mutual TOBACCO
Company. Inc. ,t,.
Spear a Co. have rented four lofts
in 500 and 81 Broadway 10 Bloom q
Uorncr. Graf g. Wyllans, the Auto
Wear Manufacturing Company ana
Harris Goldstein.
Mnrston g. CO. leased the third noor
NJ 8Ib Fifth av. TO the American Dry
goods Company, Inc; Offices IN tn e
Same building 10 Israel Doctors ana
the United Clonk and Suit Designers
Association Of America.
William A. white & Sons have rent.
cd for term Of years the building a.
30 and 81 West St. and after extensive
alterations have been made the prem
ises will be occupied by the Hale DesA
COmDany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS


Cristobai Jan 27-Carrillo Cartasens Tor New
York and proceede'il. Santa Marta. New YORK
fpr Cartagena
bordeaux Jan 2.-La DrOme tFrl. Nes York
RIO s0rocaba lBFl. DO.
Baenos Ayrss. jan AN Mandal DAM. New
shimoao seti. Jan 25-Ci'y q BArod. lBrl New
York via - yinconis. '. etc, for Vladiyostok
Hui. jan 26-LspAnto tBrj. New York: yenus
ST Iuci. Jan 2s-Boron Castle lBr). Mann. via
singapore ETC. for Boston ani New York
NArse.lles. Jan 20--BreiE IEel FRI. New Yorh
SAILED
Uueros Ayrss Jan e6-Edwsrd Pierce. Nsw YORK
~ vincent V Jan 25-Crasier Han tBrl from
Ses YorD. ylAiiyosiok. lnierc.yds lBrl iron
Yokohama etc.. Boston and Nes iors.
Cris,obsl Jan 2f--ColOa. New York
~ Lucia Jan 9s-BAruu Jeibursh tBrl. from
Nv York and Norfolk. Hong k0as
PemAmbuco. Jan $40 faul0 tBrM) iron
L,rrpoo Jaa .s-Bat,r tBrl. New York. Cuth-
hert BIZ NrspOu Nsrs
- yincent ' Jan 2i-stsrsad tNof). New
York
Trrmsftie. Jan 2s-Harbuyc CBr New Yofk
stonoway Jan .0-Helis Oiv DAM. Ne~ York
= Lucia Jan .3-sATamaccA tfrom New loTEl.
Rio DE Jsnef0
Hui. Jan 26-Pacinc fBrl New York
PASSED
Lizard no dste-Pontopor0s (Crees, New lOfk
for Rotterdam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
Jewish Business Men Take
81. 100000 Relief Challenge

I'VE expect the Jewish business men
10 give a million dollars
This challenge was made by the Rev.
Dr. J. /. Magnes last night 10 mass
meeting in the Young Mems Hebrew
Association building, Ninety-second
Street and Lexington Avenue. And the
business men. filled with enthusiasm TO
help their brethren in the war-rldden
countries OF Europe, accepted II, dou-
bled their pledges and hurled great
bundles Of checks 20 the platform where
they fell al the feet of Louis Marshall,
chairman of the American Jewish Re
lief Committee.
One bundle contained checks for a
total of $4,000. From another pro-
truded checks for $1,000 and more.
With the exception of the feminine
sacrifices of jewelry, the mass meeting
was a duplicate of the demonstration
in Carnegie Hall month ago.
How much money was pledged and
contributed by the business men none
of the officers could estimate. Every
one agreed that the meeting had glver
a big start toward the million-do.lar
mark. Different trades We'd with one
another to initiate the estimates that
had been handed 20 the committee be
fore the meeting. Pawnbrokers and
stock brokers. motion picture actors
and restaurant proprietors, jewellers
and manufacturers of earthenware
all were represented IN the outpourinC
Of prosperity's bounty TO starving.
freezing women and children in Europe.
As soon as the meeting was called
20 order, resolutions were passed that
eve take this opportunity TO extend 20
the Chief Executive Of our nation our
heartfelt appreciation for the broad,
humanitarian instinct which prompted
him TO proclaim Jewish Day as a day
in which all Americans. regardless Of
race, creed or color, shall participate
in a unified effort to relieve the dis
tress of a suffering people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
Westchester Transactions.

Professor william 7. Brewster OF
Columbia University, has purchased a
plot with frontage Of S5 feet on " al
worth av.. at Greenacres, in Scarsdaie'
Y. Y. from the Scarsdale Estates Inc
plot adjoins his resi-. nee, overlooking
the Italian gardens and park.
Pease e. Gilman have rented iur-
nlshed for a term Of years for MIS-
Bradford Rhodes her place on QUAKER
Ridge, Mamaroneck, y. T., to Dudley
NJ. Scher, Of this city.
The Fox Reilly Company has Leased
for a long term Of years he estate oil
Eugene Lang, On Morris lane, IN the
Murray Hill section Of Scarsdale, 70 a
prominent New York merchant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28

FLORENCE NJ. CLAPP.
RUSSELL a. CLAPP.
q. EVERETT CLAPP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings Of Various
(OrpOTatlOns.

Despite an increase in gross oper-
ating income Of the Third Avenue
Railway Company for December, 1915,
net earnings after taxes showed a
heavy contraction, as well az surplus
earnings after interest charges, etc.
The company's gross income amounted
% s900,6e0, An increase Of slO,759 over
December, 1914. There was loss OF
S47,6S0 in net revenues after operating
charges and taxes, but an increase in
other income reduced this loss 20 s3s,-
7l5 In the total income, which amount
ed TO s239.950. The surplus balance
after charges was 1888, a decrease
Of S42,705 For the last half Of 1915
gross revenues totalled s5,G35,l23, a
gain Of $4,000 over the same period
in 1914, and net was increased S24,025,
70 Si759,222.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
Twin City Rapid Transit.

The report Of the Twin City Rapid
Transit Company for the year ended
December 81, 1915, issued yesterday,
shows an increase Of sl69,74t In gross
operating revenues, which amounted 70
se,s53,9 1854, though net earnings OF
1880 1886 were 1920 smaller than in
the year preceding. As result Of an
increase Of $94,376 in taxes, operating
income for the year amounting 20
S2,70l ,sS2 showed a decrease Of Sl57,-
or, compared with 1914. Surplus
earnings after interest charges, rem
tails. etc, totalled $1,7l2,275, loss Of
Sl75,366 After deducting dividends
from surplus on the 100000 pre-
ferred per cent stock, the balance Of
sl,502,275 Is equal 70 $50 on the com
pany's S22,00O,000 common stock, which
compares with 1852 per cent earned IN
the preceding year The balance sheet
as Of December 81, 1915, shows cash on
hand amounting 10 Ss9O.0O2, against
sl,255,621 in 1914 and s626,453 in 1913.
United Railways and Electric.
J.E. Aldred has been elected mem
Der Of the executive committee Of the
United Railways and Electric Com
pany, of Baltimore. succeeding II.
Crawford Black, who resigned as a
director of the company. Mr.. Aldred
Is also chairman OF the board OF d.
rectors of the Consolidated Gas, Elec-
trio Light and Power Company and the
Pennsylvania Water and Power Com
pany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
COLLEGE On Sl2 A MONTE
Georgia Boy Is Going Through rs.
on That Amount.

II. 5. Cole, an e.ghteea-year.o u,
is living AZ the Georgia School o. -.,.
nology and acquiring an educate, !.
% cents a day, says a savanna. G,
dispatch 20 The Philadelphia as,r;
He has bull. a shack. waere he ...,;,
and eats and cooks his own food
lie works TWO weeks AZ the a..r.,
Steel Company and on VIA, he ..-l
during this period he goes 70 school Z,
Two weeks. HIS pay check a, TIE 90,
factory is 81 every thirty days I.r
sufices 90 pay for his food. bis ,..s.,
and his books lie doesa', have a.
incidentals.
He is a son Of .. c. Cole, torns, o.
sistant postmaster az Atlanta, az; e,
living at Marietta.
shop instructors helped yosrg G..
build his shack and the school gIi
him a door ard a window. I, was =,
lshed in three days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
TEMPLE FOR BRONX SIZE
Edifice To BE Erected by Congregation
Sons of Israel.

The Congregation Sons OF israel
Herman Berkowitz, president, are
about to erect temple on the norm
side of l7sth ST., just west OF Mapes
av. Plans by b. II. & c. y. winston
provide for two-story edlhce, 'o'5H
Sic, to cost $4,000. 4.
A dwelling for the rector OF ~. Al
bans Church is TO be erected on an
adjoining plot, 491Oxl5, on tho wess
I62d ST. Stephenson & Wheeler, the
architects. estimate he cost at $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
BANKERS BEHIND
RUSSIAN CHANBs,
New Corporation Aims n D..
mote Economic and Irdu,,, h.
Relations Between Counts.

Details Of the organizss,.
Ameriean-Rus'Isn Chamber q, - y
meree' incorTora,ed atAlbssy W.. ~
day we're announced y..,..., -
With the support Of the Ns,io,,, -
Bank, the Guaranty Trus. co~. -
and other banking institution, Z. I.
ested in the development, o, D.
plans for the es,ablishmen, >.
Chamber it vas learned. s,v.
actively discussed for the la. -,
months. '-'"
It's constitution states ma, =.
jet Of The organization vii BE- ;,
courage and promote the s,,,..
commercial and industrial r.l,...
between the United States and gs,.,
Headquarters rave been es,abg,s..
80 Broadway, and a merbsrsi1. : !,
twenty-five marks the beginnir, < :
Chamber activities. The lis, r..
the American international Co..
ton and the American Coal Pr
Company.
Charles n. Boyr,on. Of n. =.
Exchange firm o. &. Il. Boyr.o. a - =
is president and Thomas B A,.,'
treasurer. The boar, Of d.rs,,s,, !
cludes Samue. M,Rober,s, yi,s.... =
dent o. the National City psrs ~ n.
win p Kingsley, president New ~,
Life Insurance Company; Chs,l. \
Sabin. pres,den. Guaranty rrur -
pany; A. Barton Hepburn. pr,,5..,
Chase National Bank; Fressr., z
Allen. Of Lee, HiggInson & Co.. Co.,
McFaddeu, Of Philadelphia; Wills
Chalmers, Of Chicago; Charlie. s =.
gent, jr., % K.dder. Peabody 4 r
Daniel O.. Wing. president Fi,r n,
tional Bank, Of Boston: Hsyi,, T:
Harris, Of Harris. Forbes 4 r.
Charles Hayden. II Hayden. S,,,.
Co., and Mr. Boynton. the pre.i.,,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
FIRE RECORD.

A VI
IL .3j-lOS East Tith 81, Miller unknown.
iS-305 East 18th St HHch Bros. unknown.
845-ls'6 % 1906 Amsterdam av. United cigar
Stores co. and others unknown
635-302 East s5th ST. James Caddle. trfins.
7i5-615 West ssh st.. Goodrich Tire Co
slight.
lO:3O-.ii West 6ith ST ANVIL Chandler; u.
fiik ~
iO.3B-iGO East l7lst ST.. David Leimer: slight
10 4j-l6g West S0th st. Z. Gondilez. triiiing
PM
2O-eos East lOlst st: Jacob s,asison: none.
3iJ-23s East 3sfh st.. George Besu0; none.
4iO-i2l9 Simpson S.. Joseph Levy. trifing
5O-lli Avenue Il Samuel Aperts. triti.ng
5.0j-lliG 81 ay Edward Curley; trifins
O5-ls7 East 18th st. Joseph Carries. trifns
62O-l00 Priuce IT, Rosenberg Bros. 81 500.
i5-oCi ST. AIMS av. Samuel Stein. triins.
500 Lexington az Mrs. filde trining
555-2Ss East ssth st unknown. unknown.
Sl0-i,9 Washington st.. Armstrong Co.; TIL
fling
55-il5 West l24th st.; Louis Providence; tri-
fNz
10 O0-S52 East slst ST.. Edward Crowley; $40.
10 25-25s Ryiuston st. ii. Fertis. none.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
WOOLLEN GOODS COST MORE
Manufacturers Raise All Prices and
Blame the War.

Boston. Jan. 27.-An advance IN the
price Of woollen goods was announced
to-day by william NJ. Wood. president
Of the American Wooden Company
Every other wool manufacturing con
Germ in the country had been forced 70
take similar action. he said, because Of
causes growing out Of the war.
The amount Of the increases on the
various lines Of goods was not an
nounced, but Mr. Wood said that most
Of them were under 80 per cent, and
as rule were only a fraction Of that
figure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
New Building Plans.
The Bronx.

OGDEN Az, " s. rs n 1924 81, ? sly brick d1is.
f5xtg 10. st Adams Church 1854 - and Ogden
az owner. Stephenson 3 Wheeler. W i5th 81,
architects. SIC 900.
lzerH ST = 100 Mapes ay sly brick tenn
Die q arSi G. sons n Israel. Herman Bers
~ l7sU 81. president owners. u 4 y
Winston 81 as and l4stn =. archts $50 600
sh0g. Isr1o. P0mpnio Mano. 1914 Holland ay.
osncr. Enrlco A Russo 73l 2l5th 81. archi-
tc.t. $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
To Build at Morristown.

The Morris and Somerset Electric
Company Of Morristown, n. j., has pur-
chased business plot on South St, In
the business section Of the town, from
T, e. Tompkins. with the intention Of
erecting a new building Tor us 9ceu-
pancy. The sale was negotiated Dy
Eugene V. Welsh, of Morristown, y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
Maiden Lane I oreclosure.

Supreme Court Justice Newburger
has appointed the J. Romano Brown
Company receiver of the rents Of "a
Maiden lane, a fve-story mercantile
building, pending suit brought by
Frederick De p. Foster and Paul Min
turn. as trustees. TO foreclose a mort
gage of $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
Railroad Earnings.

The following comparative rhlIrOad
reports for December have been made
public:
Southern Railway-Gross ;5l9Sq7o. increase
$1l4-.1. net after taxes $..lOs.35t. Increase
$50 1888.
Virginia & Sou'hwestern-Gross Sl5aloi increase
g. les bet after ta1es si3.f26 increase fll.1o5.
Huralo Rochester 4 Pittshzrgh-tiross 81 COS. 525
increase sZ5tG-S net after taxes S2ii 669 Increase
Wheeling & Lake Eric-Gr1es S77i 345. Increase
siF2 4-N. net S323 1885, increase 1921 tsO
Chicago Great Wcsicrn-Grnss s. .3.s s64. increase
sl4415l. nc, {i95;j. increase {l5s.7+o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the BoarC OF Water supply. az It's Offices.
tWenty-second floor. Municipal Building.
PARK Row. Centre and Chambers Streets.
New York city. until IL A. NJ. on Tues
day. February Is. 1915. for Contract l72.
Tor furnishing and delivering bronze gate
,alvts for the city tunnel Of the Catskil
.aoueduct. IN New York city
AZ the above place and time the bids
viii be publicly opened and read. Pam
phlefs containing Information for bidders,
pa ccn,ract drawings can be obtained at
he above address at the ONCE ~ the Sec
,stsrv bv depositiug the sum Of ten dol
lars $4,000 IN cash OF rs equ.yaie,nt for
.,iy "a he office ~ the Principal As
sitsiuant Engineer at the above sddre"
CHARLES STRAUSS. President
CHARLES y CHADWlCh.
John +. CALVIN.
Commissioners Of the Board OF water
GEORGE FEATHEKsTONE. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
More Downtown Space
for National Paper Firm

The Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased three additional floors in SO
South Street for twenty-one years TO
the National Taper and Type Company,
and the ground, basement and second
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
SITUATIONS WANTED.
NJ ale

BOOKKEEPER Thoroughly experienced control
Ink systems. analytical accounting. good. steady
habits. little club experience. .ln 20 out Of town.
Efficiency" Tribune. Harlem.
MARRIED MAN ls5g Nth present corporation sir
year. At $1,000 co. desires change Reasons at
interview Fist class accountant. ho0kkeeper
auditor. correspondent aud general Orce work start
81 200 Replies should give brief outline u require
rnelfs % ave mutual loss ~ time. Salesman or
solicitor not accepted. d los. New i0sk Tribune
OFFICE CLERK l2e) wishes position. quick and
accurate Al figures good peuman. eleven years
~. . express company. salary moderate $ h..
Box l;g Tribune Orlce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

Maul ................ja Jan %
Guam via san Franciscol-U : Transport. Jan u
Hawaii. Japan. COrea. China Philippine Isl
ands MA san Francesca Slin,O AfAru. Jan 81
Hawaii Philippine Islands. samoan l. sfds
Australia. New ZEALAND via san frsn-
clscoJ-Sierra ..................F FEB s
Hawaii via San Frauci,col-Nihelm nina heb 4
Hawaii fit Islands. Nrw Zealand Australia
va NAle1ulef nd Nicinrla. Cl-MaAlfa Ieb u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

tBy United States Coast and Geoderc sur'ey)
eturis. ......... 7.i0 Moon rises IA. M. J !
uset............ OS Moons age ......... -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

fClose General Posforrce 8 80 . M
Tahiti Nsrouesss Good Islands New Zealand
Australia wa san Francisco --Aioana. 7 o. day
Jsy.a, C0reA. China tus Stately okolAmA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

JAPANESE. butler, valet and experienced cook
wants situation March / city country. Fur
= . Boz 1853. shepheristosn. W Va
MAN. strong English. seeks position .ny capacity ,
good references. married. age 81. height Feet 3
l. MOOt,en Isl 81 Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
WIRELESS REPORT.

S. Helng Olav. Scandinavian American Line / 200
miles east OF sandy Hook at noon yesterday IL
t.~cfed 10 dock Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
BUSINESS CARDS.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.-Cltan, h,
compressed air. steam. hand or on floor 1884
Pro.dwg. i!l East tsth 81 COE BRANDT
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