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sHERIFFs AUCTION sALEs.

HENRY BRADY. sherins Auct.oncor. .slls
this day Friday March 3lst. 1915. M
1880 O'Clock 90 the forenoon. AZ 40. 500
west Broadway. FOUR part marble front
frame plate glasses size 5Qx50, umbrella
Jars and fardinieres. manicuring taole.
Koken bracket pole, porcelain washstand.
hatrack one glass cup mirror back. four
hydraulic chairs tKokerl No. rs G0oh
must be removed Immediately after fhe
sale ALFRED r. SMITH sheriff.
WILLIAM CUFF. Deputy Sheriff
HENRY BRADY. Shcrin's Auctlonecr sells
this day. Friday. March 3lst 1918. a.
1880 O'Clock IN the forenoon. az No. 80
East IAN ST top foor Toiltop decks.
rugs. ladies' feather hats plumag". quilts.
artinclal flowers lumber and aIl "iH r
property Of tho defendant in the premise.
Goods must be removed im uedlately after
tho sale. ALFRED r. SMl ~ Hn..h'
JOHN {. HACkErr. Deputy Sheriff.
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Not Knocking Courage.

This poke at courage gmens or grit Inc point IS
that courage institution be Oed that won't get you
very far will something else.
For most men, against about all the gameness that might be
needed to 20 on through with the job
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$3.50: cream. si.2oGsi.lo; brown. SiGsl.25 f;
buttons. 75cGSi flats and opens. coarse !.
RADISHES. 100 punches. S2dsi RHUBARB.
doz. small punches. 4o060c TOMATOES,
10. 1920
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Yester-
METALS.

Corner vas firm. with clectrolytic quoted a.
e77,M2Si.c for nearby delivery and 26t.
d25c FOR June and later. On the New York
Metal Exchange tiH was steady. with spot in
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Fulton hot after Fulton could find two " three
places to useth losers end
I'll. Colonel having the bird that nuts might just as well
lon, said fowl away from In bewidcred fashion
M bunch that the passed all previous records
lane, o ont Of every these days Ftbes at
Tit, e vcrld peculiar including fighters who get IN
- , With willard and players show Ty Cobb
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FRESH FRUITS.

APPLES, Spitzenberg, bbl. SL1j0 go;
Winesap. S20st50; Tallman Sweet, S2G
1920. Russct. Sl.25HS2.25; Rome Beauty,
$500 $3.50. Greenrg. Si.75U$3: King.
Sl55WS325; Northern SPY, SlI5USi.
Baldwin. $i.15H $500: Richardson. Sl.l'tt
$3.50: Ben Davis. Sl-5Nl i2.25, Gano, SLID
tiS2.5O. Far Western as 90 kind box. l5cft
81; PEARS. X efer. bbl. SlWS2. basket 80
.5r. Mi ~ SET @En' New yark crate s5
$3.50. Jersey. Howe. bbl. S1GiSl0: native.
c4nS1.5O; standard crate, $2U $40; New
York crate, Sl.1JMS2; ordinary sorts, Sl.l5a
s. Long Island. late sorts. Dbl. SASH;
crate $2Us2.G0; STRAWBERRIES. Fla,
refrigerator. chests. az. 25ll toe; open crates.
TANGERINES. Fla. strap. s25OaS5:
KINGS. Fla. strap. S2HS4.50; ORANGES.
Fla, box. Sl50HSi. Porto Rico Si.j0MS3;
Cal. $l.75MSi; GRAPEFRUIT Cuban. box.
$lT5u S3.2j; Porto Rico. slH $3.50. Isle OF
Pine. SlO $3.50: LEMONS. Cal, box ga 50;
Sicily. sl.t0NS2.35; LINES. Dominican.
hbl. s5MSI; PINEAPPLES. Porto Rico. Red
spanish box 81 g0l SG.-U.
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HorUOUsE PRODUCTS.

CrrCr'NBERS. No. !. do-. 15cN 81 No. 2.
h,x s2.5OMs85O: CAULIFLOWERS. Long
Island. doz. s2.600s3: LETTUCE. Boston.
tran. s2.5OMs3.5O; nearby. dor. Sld3l.50;
MI. s3Gs4.50: MINT. doz. bunches. 50G 75c :
white. Alb. basket. SL25N
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Maxims of the 10Th Hole.

Tho golfer Who his addie hath the soul of sponge
the heart o
Is parallel the spirit OF sportmanshp within him
~ the whit blown Mexican dust
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FLOUR AND MEAL

The -four market WAS frmer. owing 10 the
advance IN wheat. but while there appeared
20 be a little more inquiry the volume Of
business was small. RYE FLOUR-Quiet:
fair 70 good. S5.20q s5.35: choice 20 fancy.
S5..04 $3.50. CORNMEAl.-Flrm; Kiln
dried. 81. BAG MEAL-Firm: fine white
and yellow. 81 50 coarse. St.6Oq Sl.62. FEED
City steady. bran, bulk. $2275: 100 ID
sacks. s23 heavy mddngs. do. $50. flour
middngs. ~, $50. red dog flour. $40 10
sacks. s33: Western steady: bran. 100 10
sacks, S22.25as22.4O; standard middlings.
do. S23750S24. -four middlings, do. $3.50
red dog flour. 40 10 sacks, S5l50g S32; oil
meal nominal
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Gos.-G-e,n 90. Top ~. Henry %. Wilson
ID tlelD ~. Webb tl. TIM o. halv.- 2o
minute. Rsf,r,e-N e HIssrssr ~ Nicss. Tine
so>ves-w. u. Pulgcrmachef. Palace RinA
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CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
OFFEE.

The coffee market was easy At the open
ing. first prices being 70 points lower
under scattered local selling, az well as
moderate selling which was thought 70 oc
for foreign account. Freight rates on coffee
from Brazil were lower. at least, coffee was
being offered for shipment early in April at
81 30 per bag in English vessels and this
doubtless caused little selling here.
Leading commission houses became hsgres-
.ive buvers. and prices advanced sharply
and closed with net gains Of 20 points.
Total sales for the day were $3.50 bags.
The principal sustaining feature ~ the day
was a report that importers had sold from
50. 900 10 $4,000 bags Of spot coffee 20 local
jobbers during the past day or two on the
basis Of iOt,c for Santos A.. which was &c
above recent quotations. Rios were quiet.
however. and unchanged al 9'-c for Is.
Range OF prices:
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. March 50. 1918.
BEENrS.

New YORK. March 50. 1918.
BEEYEs.
Receipts. Sel head. nearly al for slaugh-
.erers no trade in live cattle reported. Tho
feeling was steady with moderate receipts eN-
pccted for Fridays market. Dressed beef
IN fair demand AZ uis8i4i.c for city
dressed native sides.
CALVES.
Receipts. ISIS head. ,s on sale: market
full steady common 70 choice veals sold at
S1GslO50 per 100 h; no barnyard calves
offered city dressed vcas were m fair de-
mand ~ 1914 ll6ise; country dressed steady
at l0ql3i1c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts. ,sel head: cars on sale. sheep
nominal. but feeling steady best lambs firm
others steady medium 20 choice lambs sold
AZ SiI.50Tsl225 per 100 NJ (cutside figures
the highest price on record for fed Smbsl 4
bunch Of clipped stock sold ~ $3.50. Dressed
mutton firm AZ l0Glsc: dressed lambs steady
AZ i5Tisiac: hoS dressed. l9c. country
dressed dollhouse lambs Al s. 8ss so per car
cass.
HOGS
Receipts. 1850 head: none reported on
sale; market nominal,y lower: quotations
were light 20 heavy. s9NSlo.lo; roughs. $3.50
ISS.75. pigs. $50. country dressed hogs
steady AZ l0Giic per ID.
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HAY AND STRAW.

The market continues firm throughout. eX-
cept on the poor grades OF clover and heavy
mixed, which are stil slow sale. 40 prn-
cipal harbor points there Is no difficulty m
reaching full outside quotations, excep-
tionaly a triAe higher on all desirable goods.
Rye straw scarce az the moment and firm.
HAY. large balod. timothy. No ]. per ton.
s21Ms2s; No 20 No p. S2L50Hs26; ship
ping. $4,000 S20.j0; fancy light clover.
mixed. s25NS26. 80 clover. mixed.
S2lHS23. lower grade clover mixed.
sl5Msl9. no grade hay. sl6HSls. RYE
STRAW. No /. $l5MSl6. Small bales about
81 under large
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DAVID p. DAVIS.
T.. BAYARD HALSTBD.


CHARLES r. BECKETT Esq. Attorney
for Executors. 1876 broadway New Yorx
city
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BoziinH Allsy, Biilihfn 70"
mne4 Table Hfrs Repairs NJ
tgDv.iss Mari Bros
Il Unioa BquAfs. ~
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PROVISIONS

The provision market was easy early m
the day and prices declined about 10 points
owing 20 a further recession IN the price OF
live hogs. but the strength in grain had
stimulating influence and closing prices were
AZ about the top. Receipts Of hogs at Chit
cago were 10000: estimated for Friday. =
coo Kansas City received 1000 and Omaha
10000. PORK-Firm; mcs,. S2iUS2L5O;
family. S23d S25; short clear. So e25.
BEEF-Firm. mess. Sl750u$lS; family.
SlqT $40 packet, S1SGsl9: extra India mess.
s2od $50. DRESSED HOGS-Easy: bacons.
i27.c: $50 ID. l8c. $50 ID. l3isc; 40 10;
i3asc: pigs, 1926. CUT MEATS-Pickled
bellies quiet; 10 ID. l5i4 Gl5'2c.;. Il b. l5+V
l5isc:l4lb ID. 14d14itc. Picked hams steady
quoted at l5isWl6c. TALLOW-Steady;
special. i0c. city. &c: country. s@tW9ltc.
LARD-Steady middle West. 1850 ~ Sc.
City lard barely steady: quoted az 1890
l1lsc Refined lard steady Continent l2.5oc.
South America, i2.15c; Brazil. kegs. Is. j..
Compound quiet; quoted at lllgWilHc:
STEARINE-Quiet; oleo, lli4c; city lard
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Competency.

There arc times courage institution oyeay The best IN
o in The game start knowing that most
Of the time competency will bring courage along
You have heard bulldog pluck Yale last fall against
Harvard in ready die, if redeem the Blue
started with all the grim courage she could carry But
what bulldog efficiency and competency that
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PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Unfavorable Crop Reports
Send Wheat Up-Corn
Gains "a to rs Cents.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. March so. 1916.
WHEAT.

-N@N Aofhs hAENu oVs AsAN-
WHEAT.
The wheat market WAS treated % some
s.nsationally bullish -rop news yesterday and
prices we're strong. with active buying by
leading commission houses and shorts. At
the high point Of the day the market was
sAd9c bushe above the low of
last Friday. and while there was a slight re-
action late in the session under profit taking.
fnal quotations were l7sd2isc net higher.
bullish reports were received from numerous
sources. but the ones that attracted the most
attention we're BY Mr.. h. ". Snow. who re-
ported very unfayorable adyiccs from Indiana
and Missouri, and also from Kansas, where
y was said that the crop Is not w 20
normal. and from Mr.. John Ing.s. who said
that reports far received indicated an
average condition Of 1913 per cent compared
20 normal. without considering the acreage.
This latter report indicates very heavy winter
killing and II confirmed by the government
report Of next week will doubtless be con-
sidered one OF the poorest shoWings in re
cent years.
The international political situation caused
uneasiness in some quarters. and conserva-
tive operators were inclined 70 exercise eau
ton on the buying side. In the cash market
No. | durum was quoted at Sl3l2s; No. >
hard. st2Sst No. Northern Duluth.
ti.3sa, and No. I Northern Manitoba. Sl.N.
:. O. b. New York.
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EGGS.

Receipts to-day. 1851 cases. Fresh
gathered. extras, per doz. p W23c. regular
packed. extra frsts. 2l% W BE. storage
packed. frsts. pa, H22i,c. regular packed.
frsts. 20as M2lic. seconds. 20G 20llc
drtics. No D. zoe. No and poorer. lSl.'l
laiac. checks. fair 20 good. dry. l6i2ti
lslac; state. Penn and nearby hennery
whites. fine 10 fancy. 24N25c: ordinary 20
good. 22iaM23iac gathered whites. ordin-
airy 10 fine % eN23iec: Western and South
EN-. gathered whites. 21N23c; state. Penn.
and nearby. honnery browns, 23U23l. &c
gathered brown and mixed colors. pa p lie
duck eggs. state and nearby Indian Runner,
3Sd 39c other fancy. 56"3ic; Md and Bait,
selected. 85H37c. Western and prime South
crn. S3a35c: common 20 fair Southern, 50
hI3lc. c0ose eggs. ncr doE. sou ync.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. March 80. 1915.
BUTTER.

Receipts to-day. 6.6S2 packages. Creamery.
extras t92 score. 31M31iac; higher scoring
isd3sc: frsts. S6H36igc: seconds. SAC
3li.c: thirds. SEA 33c creamery. held. extras
t92 scoreD. s5i9 Soc firsts. 34l2H35c sec
onds. 33d34c. thirds, 30232c; state, dairy,
finest. S6N37c; good TO prime. S4dS5'2c !.
common 20 fair. 30d 3Sc; renovated, extras.
SOC; frsts. 2siaG29c; lower grades. 26r
2-i3c; imitation creamery. frsts. 2Iia42sc !.
ladies, current make. frsts 26l. G2lc, sec
onds. 25l2H26c: lower grades, 24925e !;
packing stock. current make fine, 2Jlgc; No
>. Csc; lower grades. 23G2ii.c.
CHEESE.
Receipts to-day. 1907 boxes. including 500
boxes in transit for export. State. whole
milk. held fats. coorei. specials. Isl.
lSisc white. specials. J. &C, colored. aver
age fancy. lSIlSLac white. average fancy.
1'c. current make. flats. specials. /. AZ
l1&,c: average fancy. l1ul1lac; held.
cheddars. specials. lsi,c: held, Daisies.
specials. isl,c: held. twins. specials. l. leFt
Isl,c. fresh. twins. good 70 hne. l1i4Wl7iec
held. all styles. undergrades, tai7'ac
Wisconsin. whole milk. fancy. held. twins,
ISlLlsAc, fresh. twins. l7i2c. cheddars.
1871. &C: Daisies 1915 fllSi.c Young Americas.
lSl2N20c; state. skins. held. specials, 10 ,
NlIc. current make. specials. l5LU l54c
fresh. choice. l4a, Nljc: fair 10 good. l5'3
q li'7c. lower grades, 5Wl5c.
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~ PURSUANCE OF ~ ORDER OF
Honorable John +. Coha.8n. su.Togsts
OF the county ~ Sew York NOTICE -
hereby given 90 al prrF0ns having claims
rgs..4t Warrlette s. Barnes late ~ the
Corrty OF Sow York. deceased. % present
~ same with vouchers thereof 20 the sub
srrIoer, az his place Of transactiug bust
ness. Il the Office = Messrs Murray. Prem
ffce & Rowland. 80. 81 Wall Street, In
The city 81 New York. on or before the
lst day OF Nay neat
Dated. Sew York the ieth day Of oeto-
Der 1915.
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Song of the Of Trail.

No,c that Young Aprirs back again
Where Spring las melted ont The snow,
WIN should ne daily longer here
Who hare so far TO got
WIZ should ire daily longer now
To find rhere deeper pleasures d'ceH,
Since lite can shoe but these t'co things
4 hail ard fdreiOeU?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-31

1hE SPORT;
LIGHT$:s,s,es:::'

LlGH | d(':$5s'f es
Why NotP
"Art IS long aud Tine is fesirg"
Wrote the Poet in trance;
Let us then be up and beating
Bogi, phle were got chance.
Lives of golfers oft remind
How TO q life
And, departing leave behind us
Drots in Ancient Green
The Case of the Cubs
very Mr. Tinker for spring feel
ing o depression.
When it was first announced that be
amagamsd with the Cubs the opening thought was runaway pnnS0 race
for Cubland
And the Cubs had
Jimmy Archer Vic SAFER Hene Am 1"
Vaughn Lavender Cy Schultz and others " slightly
lower hk
And Then
No wonder Nj weeghman
hnaratcd The combination looked like money in the bank
then games Pbc which left the standing about
as
PbIcs- Won PSI 0; percentage, 1000
BIS Won o. lost :; percentage 900
Not that any March series bearing
affairs.
and loses exactly seven games certainly for
down and ponder for the moment
at
r. having discovered a nutinG through
an
Song Of the f-1rail.
No,o that Young Aprirs back again
Where Spring has melted out the snor,
Why stoud daily longer here
Who $ far 10 got
WY should daily longer
To find uhere deeper pleasures dreH
Since life can show these things
A hail ard fareVeH
" cobbs property va, destroyed
latest reports Batting Eye said to be intact
From Mhwson, writes fan 81 didn't no"
he needed an could still winning ball games with his
head" very dentist would let him pitch with his teeth
AS to Crit Value
Courage sport quality whereas is one
Of the most prevalent qualities game who
without broad average that one man "
abort ne brave "a another or would be conditions
Efficiency sport quality than but 1t also to
"a large producer Of courage
The entry efficient most Of the time start VIII"
fear of cOurageOusly
Competency.
There are times when courage Overpayet The best in
ructors game make their competent knowing that most
Of the time competency along
you have heard bulldog pluck Yale last fall against
Harvard went in ready necessary redeem the Blue
Yale undoubtedly she could carry But
Of what use was this bulldog pluck" efficiency and competency that
overwhelmed?
Not Knocking Courage.
This isn't intended as any The point is
COURAGE winning institution verplsyedi that it won't get
very wit something else
For against about all the that might be
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EMILY ". BUgeTNG. FVccufrix
CFFAg STEWART PHILLIPS. Executor

n PURSUANCE OF An ORDER or
Hon John J. Cohaian, suirosste o.
The County OF New York. Notice u heten,
.,',...- 60 an Dersors having claims agsnhss
fi.7abcth a oden. late o. the ,es",y "a, ~
Nrw york. deceased 90 present .,,hscr,bsr.
with vouchers thereof 20 w s,,i1s~s. so
'5- W. 75th street. IN the ~ 81 Sep.
YORK.. on or before the io'h ""' -
TENDER next -. fst dav % fNchs
Dated HHeesnuIIrc.. oDELL. AAeeS'''.
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Ty property destroyed in the big Augusta
se,t REPORTS his Batting Eye said TO be intact
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AS to Crit Value.

Courage sport quality whereas Is one
prevalent qualities tho There are few IN sport VINO are
pretty broad average that one man Is
about would be under the same conditions
Efficiency sport only quality than courage but 1t " also TO
large the producer Of courage
made himself efficient can most oil me ne start VIII"
outf Of failure that is, cOurageously.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-31
CORN

The corn market was moderately active
and prices were frmer. closing with net
gains Of l,Nlisc. There was some i'm
proyement i'm the export inquiry and sales
were reported Of about 200 600 bushels. In
tho local cash market. No. yellow corn was
quoted at s5ilc. c. T. T.. New York.
OATS.
The oats market was higher. closing with
not gains of 3, 20 sc in sympathy with the
other markets and on evidence Of some i'm
provemcnt iu the cash demand The local
each market was firm and higher: standard
Quoted ~ 5lisM52c: No. 3 white. 4eieH
sole. No. white. l8iaMA9l PC; fancy
clipped white. 52N Sc: ordinary clipped
white. 1880 &c; an elevator.
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ANDERSON & ANDERSON. Attorneys
- Administrator. d. Broad street.
Borough o. Manhattan. sew YORK
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~ PURSUANCE or Az ORDER or
Hon John p. Cohalan. a Surrogate %
the County ~ Sow York. Npure "a hcrehf p
given 90 sl persons having claims agains.
John - BussirF. iate % the County %
New York deceased. 20 present the sans
with vouchers thereof 20 the subscribers.
az their place Of transactIng business al
the Office % their attorneys. Stltt & Phil
lips. No. ii3 Fulton street Borough %
Manhattan. 10 tho city OF New York. on
or before tho 18th day % september neSt.
Dated. New York. the third day q March.
1915
EMILY " BUSstNG EVecufrix.
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Itl F.
NEW YoRk PRICES.

Markc. steady; No. Western. sl.o2, c.
!. L. New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-31

The more important tennis dates IN
oil sections Of the country and the
events IN the metropolitan district as
announced yesterday, follow:
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FLORENCE ~ CLAPP.
RUSSELL A. CLAPP.
q EVERETT CLhPP.
Executors
s.rrr~BrRG. jacobson & POLLOCK.
Attorneys for Executors. 233 Broadway
Sew YorN CITY
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Why Not?

"Art IS long aud Time is feetirg,'
Wrote the Poet in trance;
Let 1ts then be up and beating
Bogis rhile tCe'ue got chance.
Lives Of golfers oft remind us
Ho,U 10 lire life serene,
And. departing, leave behind us
Diuots in the Ancient Green
The Case of the Cubs.
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Pos Red Birds Pos. Crusaders.
Miss Adele Leonard l-tiisi uJseny Buchanan
Miss J.. Schroeder Miss l.. i March
9-Nis, : T. MOBILE Miss Sophia Pond
Goals carnei-Rel Birds p: Crusaders. 4.
Individual soals-Nas buchanan. o, Miss Leon
ard. - Mis- Schroeder. 2. Aiiss Pond. J.. Nj"
MOBILE. J.
Re'cree-Ar.her W unny Timer and scorer
H. " Rose.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-23
Lahey Finds Men
Stealing Brasses

Special officer Lahey of the Illinois Cen
tral railroad late yesterday evening came
upon two men stealing brasses from the
cars I'm the yards at the intersection OF
Thirteenth and Grace streets. When he
demanded that they surrender. they
started 60 run. firing four shots at the
detective. none OF which took effect.
I.ahey returned the fire with a shotgun
and states that he saw one Of the men
fall.
The police made a complete search OF
the yards, but found no trace OF the man.
officer Buford, however. found several
brasses in a hole filled with water, where
the men hid them, expecting to return
for them some time in the future.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-23
Fire Truck Hits
Switch Engine at
Council Bluffs

Fire truck No. of the Council Bluffs
fire department struck a Northwestern
switch engine broadside yesterday.
entirely demolishing the truck and send
ing the switch engine to the roundhouse
for repairs. The truck was hurrying
down Broadway at a rate OF about
eighteen miles an hour and the driver
thought he had clear way across the
railroad tracks When 1t was too late 20
stop the gate started 10 lower as a
switch engine rolled across Broadway.
The truck struck the engine between
the drivers, breaking the connecting
rod.
Assistant Fire Chief Cotter jumped and
suffered sprained hip. other members
Of the fire company stayed on the truck
and none was severely injured. The
truck weights 900 pounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-23
Hastings & Heyden
1914 HARVEY STREET.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Complied and furnished by Kerr Title Guarantee
and Abstract company sO5 South seventeenth
street WARRANTY DEEDS.
Henrietta RAmm 10 William L. Carey lot
s0 block Z. CTeiyhton's add. .......''';, 5000
hsIr,Ss h,ocS G's" south omshs ''''...,.......
Siss feet Of block 8, bower Hili.......,... 2a5
'Issg" seg uRsS lots and g. block III. Omaha 1000
Hastings a Heyden 70 Victor Hansen' LOT D. -,
Victor Hansen to Thomas Durkin lot D.
block II, Lnoon Heights; .......;........,..;.
lie ROY Baumbach to William and Francis
Baumbach, lot 10, block 2, oxford Place
EiiEabeth o Rogers 70 Ernest p Rogers
Ios"ph h Barker. trustee. 70 O W Eirod lots
ITO and III, Roanoke add. 80. :''...,...s' 4st
Maiden lnysst%en5, SS to Prank ,,s oR Se%ocA ao
Frank Dokuln and wife TO Frank Tyrdy.
sr'. lot ., block / Potter a cObO's second -,
cSSs,,Is Sds I w SS Thonpssn ana wife 70 James B.
Bone, lot .. block !, Hers add ..,',;;..;
Fred G. Aahmusen and wife 20 MAY Martin,
los lei and i29. westmorelahd add.
Phladelphis Mertgags and Trust Co 70 John
p hsp9saiS is 20, sIock I'' s sS,ns % ,aa nn LOO
Matte .o ,.st p st0Gi = siOs feet q ict ) Block
,.NS,s %s.. SH'AR n Enfield ana husband 90 IdIlis
and Henry Heimbaeh, lot 4, block l. ErwaJ
yss.r sst'o sulmsr SGS and wiis 70 Elise Pedsrssn
christenssn lots IS ana 10, block H. AM
Alfred aieI Jensen to Nels Jensen, lot Is. block
4 Grant Place. ...,..,.... ..' .''.'...''
John MahOney and wife 20 II. e. ArnHtein,
/ iots / and = Rickert q Persons sub Of
lot g. block 7S. South Omaha ....,...,.t.. $50
/ Aaude d Hansen and husband 10 Walter y,
Christensen. part Of lots aud s. block TO-
! TarniH PARK s.tssssts
/ gmma q Grant 20 charles c. RAndeli. part
] IN lot Z Johnson's add. dd........,.....,......-
| QUIT CLAM DEEDS
/ Frank KoteTba TO Anezka Koterba, undh
| Of lot 10. block 10, Brown Park .....,:..-.
/ A In
| lots H. is 10 and 90. block 7, ThomA-
4 sou Coos add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
| pdWnrd T. stephen and wife et al 20 viii
I liam l. Stephen. lots H. 10. 10 and 20,
4 block T. Thomson a Coos add .......,....
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-23
FIRE IN OKLAHOMA TOWN
CAUSES GREAT DAMAGE

HOBART, Oki. March 22.-The Inter
state Compress eompany's plant here
containing 7 100 bales OF cotton. was des-
troyed here today by fire OF unknown
origin. The loss was estimated tonight
20 be more than s45O.0Oo. Systematic fire
fighting was out OF the question because
Of a high wind and insufficient water.