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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-12
What Is Going On To-day

Free admission 10 tho American Museum Of
Natural History. Metropolitan Museum Of AT
and the Aquarium.
Circus. Madison Square Garden.
Public conference ~ the Jewish Day Nurseries.
auditorium. 100 East Twenty second Street 10 20
Luncheon q tito Palisads womens Club. Hotel
LaHc5 N Of the % Rotary Club Of New York Hotel
Meeting 81 the Advertising Club ot New York A
East Twenty fnh Street. ~ 80 ?. m ,,..,,..,
Mce ii1,'" Of ne Southland Club Of New York Wal
Meeting Of tie womans Municipal League audi
forium. Lord Taylor's, ; p IN.
France Under war Conditions before the Na-
tional Special Aid Society HEADQUARTERS. 20
dinner nsn Of the Pcesski Military Academy Alumni
p AssGS Of ' The Dwight Alumni Association Hoie
D,n5er Of the Cornell University Club Of New York
for Cornell Unit Of American Ambulance Corps.
Dinner Of the Physicians and Surgeons Club Of
jersey city, Hotel Aston. 30 p m.
Fete Of tie New York Association for the Bind.
si H1l5s A Of the National Opera Club Waldorf
o. Permanent Street Lighting Plant for a
small CITY and Village" a. the meeting o. the
Illuminating Engineering Society," - Wet
Address by John r Macarthur on France o. the
Fut,,re. some ASPECTS % Reconstruction" az
ne meeting * the Municipal Ar Society. Cos
ulopoltau Club. p IN.
plBLIC LECTURES or THE BOARD OF LDUCA
TION. Sl5 7. NJ
MANHATTAN.
"Our Pagan Peoples" c. }. Blanchard. Washing
ION Irving High School. Irving Place. near Sn
teeu'h Street .. ,
The Glores Of India" Samuel Al1ine Peirlne'
Public school g. Huston and Grove Streets
Oregon. the Land o. the Big Rec AppIe James mes
- Nicholas Avenue Illustrated
"1nr Worlds Markets" ROy ;. MacEwee IhD
PUBL. school 50. rs East Fifty seventh street
our New Water supply" Hon Charles y. OH N
wick Public School o. Hester. Essex ana NUT
..scrsta Tor Violin and Piano" Arthur Rove Pol
Tile Agencies Of International Agreement -
and Rex Robinson. Labor Temple. four'eehlH
street and Second Avenue. 40.
..SraudiuAyia" Miss Wilma BaumOisch. fuOl1
IIuray. lO3 West 18TH street
THE BRONN.
The FirN Modern Newspaper George Hen2
PAYNE. Morris High School. loVh suee' ALA
...r"e Ia Northwest" Edward Russell Perry
pnhlf. school &C. Castle Hin Avenue. niohIo't
..NIriift aincerug iu the Canadian Alps, Andte"
4 Gilmore. Public School 80 Lons"ood Avenue
and Beck street q. ~ ,.-.t. N me-
Tho Mighty 81 Lawrence" Miss Jennie NJ D@' ],
public School A.. Blown Place ana I1olh Slite.
. .Audausiau spain" Frank H. manson. Iup4.'
s,nnol a. igtth street. near B1gg, Avenue
..,n.t,siis- development OF a New Couniry. I'LL
nau ; Fisher. Public school '.. loSih s'lee
rllI4
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who was found murdered in BROOK
Ign rooming house Tuesday night was
=, cousin Of Controller William A. Prem
dergast This was learned yesterday
from the Controller n f,, WHO oo, s
were sisters. ..coo
Mr. Prendergsst was not notlieu
until TUESDAY Of his cousins dlsaP-
pearance. although Sweeney had not re
turned TO his home since April 3 III.
request that the police do everything
nois;hIo 10 locate the man brought
about the discovery Of the bod y.
Sweeney, the Controller said yestef,
!ay was a man Of steady habits ara
bore an excellent reputation.
THE whole case is very mysterious
he added. r
detectives are looking for a chauf
four who. i. is believed. guided the man
20 the room where he met his death.
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Business Troubles
Bsnkrup,y Petitions

= urporD Tlr ,..i.t.. d. t..t...,..
Ia. h.sr ali .pI.ir.f = ti.'.'. 49, -
noultrv A. lss ~.~l.l - i.' 49, 800 ~.
n sslo a Son SIS. s..f,te-y A. So, tSas
and mo- ss.ef, a. f,f al l,.q.,' f' tls 'ti 800
creditor. ' F''''''''"s
HENRY ROI-N -.f,.Io, Ig bs,l,,,,.r h,
beep died sealrsf u..-, IN, 80 ~ r. ' 10, I~s
t.n,v por1,.,, cor t'.,P nee 'Ieui'ViS
III 'c,a,s,tri TO- ''''I apPa,ilo' S4-''
,.,lrtoJ picb.rf AZ p,g- IT, =, 80 az
gseiysined .bsi,,i rs,tgse f. l1.,n ~, Sl
- a. ~ ''e"e' '''''''1io sane '"'
to, Sanfio,toI worrsov r.,,.,... d, ,..,.
49, Ia hes'. all sgstn, - il, ~. 80 80.
IpS a., S,,l,,,,o ~ 80 -, 'oollon NoIisoN
mesa creditor. Ir,--t,ris. Metal E,tstesT 10
ss4: Nagler Bros Bras. wofls Ssl Manhattan
bed 20, iI,- - ",'se "iee-he.d assignee,
stv ana Seilg Jane. f.-..
ABh J.. NIIiN. 4" Nc J.. l,ul Co. oo>k
lnsnuisctuIeis' A. Sld j, We, -o'N a.. has t.ci
pvulou lt Lai"i ,,i''ft WIN HspNlIe, N'.''i
aud assets A.aA'. lir has individual liabilities
.>lf and assets 81 il'
JEROME g. HAtS,E. dealer il meat al SO
ID av and stand W tAc QlocNs10ro Bridge las
hled petition m h1.biuWey. with liabilities
Sls.to. ~. a asss.' t''-' ~ "A''x LIE Iaise,i
and wagons 81 600 Among HE .,,iifor. is
damage suit FOR s. 900 hy Lillian Ils.H,ky Iude-
Mayer appointed Oliver L. Goldsmith receiver
JOIN W. MERRIAM. Of -it Wet oSh g..
SlS.54f and no assets, TIE Liabilities are all on
lesses. IDS ,, h' sd. o-d tine Don hsnhrup'yy.
F,ni9Vl wa n,ct on 1.N ~ l'.'.
LDMAhD flNhiIN l'Ni. az I.' Ndurp. Az.
hes niei pe.'i'i i. '"I'Ni ult'. WIN Nanii-
il the state Sulsli-tcluD.' oi E4nh. 5000. 0u q
clam A. s'o. Al".uti in tLc Union Bank OF
HookHn NJ milestone wa partner 300 Gre
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u. S. Agents in Auto
OUTRAGE Suspect
Trailed to Mt. Vernon, Al
legged Spy Seeks to Escape
on Motorcycle

A German spy suspect whose name
is said 10 be Erfut was arrested by
United States Secret Service Agents
in suburb OF Mount Vernon yester-
day. Erfut. mounted on motorcycle
purchased Tuesday. was speeding
toward New Rochelle when the Secret
Service men. who had been trailing
him for several hours. Communicated
an automobile and after chase Of
several miles captured him.
Erfut refused TO tell anything about
himself and maintained his silence
until brought to the Office of John c.
Knox. Assistant United States Attor-
ncv. here. He was closeted with Mr..
Knox for two hours. during which
time stcnographer recorded all he
said
Erfut was locked UP IN the Tombs
for the night, no charge being lodged
against him. Also locked up in the
Tombs for the night was DR.. Herbert
Kienzle. who. with Max Breitung,
nephew Of r. y Bretung, banker;
Lieutenant Robert Fay. the German re-
servist now in Mexico, and others, was
indicted for conspiring to destroy mu-
milton ships bound for England.
kienzlc viii be taken TO Ellis Island
On complaint of Special Agent Nc
Gee. Of the Department Of Justice,
Magistrate Henry Curran yesterday
held Emil Reincrs, German, for the
grand jury for having a revolver and
Il blackjack in his trunk. Reiners, who
was arrested in his home. 4l2 East 14sth
Street. is a friend of Albert A. Sander.
serving a term in the Federal peniten-
tiary at Atlanta for sending spies into
England.
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Columbia Will Train
Women for War Work

With Columbia University on war
basis, plans for new emergency courses
were announced yesterday. Unem-
ployed. financially independent women
without technical training will be apIe
70 take courses for volunteer health
visitors and visiting nurse aids. whlcn
are TO begin next Monday at Teachers
College. Also. special instruction VIII
be given to train college men ana BOY
Scouts 10 be army cooks.
In connection with this training Tor
women an attempt will be made TO
establish a clearing house to ind OPP
portunities for women to enter various
kinds of public service. The women
who study in these courses will proDa-
bly be invited to work through the
channels Of organizations which arc CO.
operating with Teachers College.
Navigation will be taught at Column
bia as the result of a decision by Pro.
lessor Harold r. Jacoby, professor OF
astronomy, to change his classes IN
astronomy II will be comparatively
easy TO instruct them in the method OF
determining a ships course by a study
Of the stars Seventy-five students
have enrolled for the course.
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War Bond Issue Attacked
Committee Says Rich Must
Finance the Struggle

Thousands Of letters were sent broad
cast over the country by the American
Committee on War Finance yesterday
urging people to protest to their Con
gressman against paying the expense oil
the war by a bond issue. Amos nm
chot. John /. Elliott, Owen X. LoveJoy
and A. J. McKelway. who head the COM
mittee. said that labor organizations
and farmers were sending kilograms to
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Bow Scouts to Patrol Parks

Now that the time Of the singing Of
birds and spooning on park benches
has come, Cabot Ward, Commissioner
of Parks, has appealed to the Boy
Scouts of America for aid in policing
his domains. As a result. the KHAKI
clad youngsters will patrol parks IN
Manhattan from to 6 on Saturday
afternoons and to on Sundays They
will call the park rules to the attention
of trespassers and will call upon police
aid, if an arrest is necessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-12
Col. Vanderbilt To Be Guest

Colonel Cornelius Vanderbilt will he
the guest of honor Of the Detendam
Association, veterans of the 22d RegI-
ment Engineers, at its fifth annual an
ner TO be held Saturday night at the
Hotel Endicott. The circular sent out
announcing the dinner says: "The
bugle has sounded, The spirit of 20
is calling. Come, comrades, rally to
the colors! The engineer vets are
ready to serve in the army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-12
STORAGE NOTICES
STANDARD STORAGE WAREHOUSE

1851 Broadway. Cor. J3rd ~.
no Hugo Avery. Valentine Ait. Mrs May
stcot. Joe Berry. james B~Vius. Mrs. J. y.
RIrI.ueII Mrs D.. 81 Blue Mrs NJ e..
Bo.ey. Mr. b. Brrttner. Mrs Jennie chap
man. D. ~. Clarke. Mrs a. CLAYTON Will
iam Chasr. Mrs Anna Collins. MI =. cope
land. Leon Cfutcltr Miss M4iir D. Leon.
Mrs christine DiemeI g. Dubois. Mrs a..
%. Durham. Hiram Foster. Henri FrJgier.
samuel Goldbcrg. a. e. Harris. Mrs Lila
Harris. ] Henry Harris. Miss r IT, Hicks.
g. Hrsch. Joe HrL Ms Charles ileyz~r.
William II. kelsey, George IT, kusel. Mrs
o. g. Lasstrr. Ernest Laurent. Mr. r. lie
Roy. Robert Lewis Benz. 7. McCaully. Mi.
g. NataIiN. o. g. Malone. Mrs. Katie
Mann. John Manning. Miss Mary Martin.
Nis y " Matthews. NI, +. Matthews.
Horace o. Parker Mrs lugeuia Patrick.
49, T. Pmknty Mr. Susie Rice. Mrs. VI. A.
Eoduau. IS. d. Russell. Nick SsnOtss. ".
g.. Schneider william >,LottstedL h. w.
SprIrE~ MIS- Ifarh 81. stone. Julius
Strauss Ali-, il..a Thomas. Dr. Neno-
phou Thomas. Mrs. Carrie IruNou. Iheo-
aor- Van NycK. Ars Elizabeth g. Wilson.
% g. Wilson ir. Paul Nartiu. j. $ Zerbr.
You and each % SOFA are hereby notified
tIat tho time Tor the payment 81 our lien
upon the property Hereinafter described
having expired after due notice thereof had
been given YOU. We VIII cause such prop
.rty. to Wit. Household Goods Personal
Effects and Merchandise. stored IN the
; audard storage " arehouse by YOU or in
your name Tor In which YOU may have an
INTEREST,". 10 Doe sold AZ public auction
according 90 the statute in such case made
and provided. az the Monarch Auction
Rooms 1Ct East i95th ST.. New York city.
ON Tuesday. April gath. 1917. Al 10 80 a. m.
and ou Friday. April 9Th 1917 az 10 80
n. and y tho sale thereof Is not com
picted on said date tho same will he con-
tIuu.i at the same place on each and
over, FRIDAY thereafter beginning or 1880
= m and continuing until the sale is com
pIefsd
STANDARD STORAGE WAREHOUSE
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Fire Record

20. 50 Eioadasy Slsefbc1g 4 Co.. sus
No5-6o0 West ltl,t ST.. Herbert Donesan. tri-
fling
s-O-aOS1 Ciotona ave. The Bronx: kaie Ger
os5-Foo, q bloomfield st., barge owned by y. y.
d so-ie5 Worth 81. p r. Whine 81.
- Si-i.e, wilkins ave The Bronx. Charles
le -iSs 81 Nicholas ave. Public school 10. tn
ming
l-O-Nau aud William IS. smith Hauser
M,lsaHc. Inc. trniug
$3.50 hast 18th 81. {. Palette triniug
. sO-Mayaowcr sve. and Milford ave The Bronx
brush nfe 40 damage
-.-.-s5 las 1854 So. Abraham Feldman. III
rng
. .o-Fordham Road and Arthur ave The Bronx
O. ! Gude n 60 81.
eO-lb9 last lO9th ST. lssy Ingelspiei trinlng
S. AJ-ssj Third ave. Nelson Flaunigau. I'D
nlng
4 s0-s-O East Sth ST.. Pauline PEI mu,ter. trihing
,{s-Blonx boulevard and Zltih 81. The Btona
unknown. 10 damage.
100 Front o. SiS West jlth ST.. auto PEPPER
mint Products Co: trihHE
- Hing ~ Michael Cisna 'rihinr
55-2i5 Broome ST.. unknown. no damage
g. 10 aviiand ave. and Olmsteai ave The BronI
brush uo damage
Z 5S-eo Bond So Alsld Hat Co. damage IN
kAozA-
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Ninth Assembly District.

Ist f. w. S5t' ST.. 10Th aye. " 9th
st. and Hudson River.
End y. DIV 54th ct, sth ave, " 33rt
ST., eth ave. W. 3ls, st. 9Th aye. W. s2nd
81 and 10Th ave.
Bird I. DIV. 18Th ST, m ave- ". 57rd
s., sth ave.. ". 3ith 81. ana trh ave
an =. DIV. 25th 81. 9Th ave. ". sth
g. and 10Th ave.
9Th z. DIV. Ss,h ST.. 9th ave. " 9th
81. and 10Th ave.
9Th r. DIV. 35th 81. IN ave, W 5j'h
ST. and ON ave
7th +. DIV. 9th st, 7ta ar, " &,h
So AMI 9th ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-12
CAMP BEACON
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York-The German Savings Bank In the
CIV OF New York Plaintiff, against sam
uel NJ Rosendort and others, Defendants
Pursuant - a Judgment OF foreclosure
and sale entered herein. dated March -
1911. the undersigned will sell at public
auction az the Exchange SalesrOom. nos
Ills Nesey Street. Borough OF Manhattan.
New York city. on April 20. 1917. al Il
o'clock noon. by Henry Brady, Auctioneer
the premises thereby directed 10 be sold,
situate i'm the said Borough and city on the
Southeriy side OF l2sth Street distant two
hundred ana ten feet East OF LenoX Ave-
nue.. and being 25 feet In width in front
ana rear. by 80 feet and II inches I'm
depth the side lines being at right angles
fo said Street: known ar Lot No. 240 on
Map 81 Land IN the 18th Ward. y. Y.
cts. by Edwin Smith. e. s, dated De-
Ceiuber 10. 1893.
street Number. IS West l2Sth Street.
SANTIAGO p. CAHILL. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-12
State Police Bill Signed
Whitman Has Difficulty Find
ing Chief for Constabulary

Albany, April 11.-GovernOr Whit
man to-day signed the Mills state con
stabulary bill. and is now looking for
superintendent of the new police
force. Many applications have been
made to the Governor, but he is fnd-
ing difficulty in getting the man, he
wants, principally because the salary
is only $4,000 year. 800, go,
The state police. under the Mills bill,
will number 237 men. divided into four
troops, each consisting of a captain,
ore lieutenant, one first sergeant, four
sergeants. four corporals, one saddler,
one blacksmith and forty-fye privates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-12

10th r. DIV. ls,h st., 9Th ave. w I'VE
So. a.I ,tn ave. r -,
lG.h T.. DIV. lta 81, 5,h ave. +. ~,
IT, 10 Lexington ave. thence % line -
Lexington ave-. suA r. LIST -. tn % 80
Gramcrcy Park - irving place ana H. w.
ST.. Irving place J.. iUh 81 aud oia ssS :,
18th T.. De. 10Th st.. 3rd ave. T.. -''" @
'' iS,h +. De. esrI ST.. 5rI aye. = is.S
81. Irving place q line through G'di"s,s.s
Park 20 lexington aye. ana J.. -si4 81 ~
Lexington ave. y .-.hI
81 Lexington ave. r. 2ist It. and on a. 80,
10Th r. DIV. 23rd ST.. 9Th ave- W. ''''
list E D.-A diagonal lire from the sor"e.
OF ". BIRD St ard 9Th ave. 10 the so "a.
". euh st. and 5th ave. 'ih ave- W. -''''
- IND Nd 3. D'-W. 95th St. tn ave- a d,ss
onsl line from the corner OF W ~" %, e.,
;th ave. to the corner Of ". -Srd 81 S"'
ave. and Hth ave. 80. " 18Th
ard y. Nv. 18th st. 9TH ave- ~ I'm
81. broadway. 5,h ave. W. -5fo - 80.
Jan = d W 2sth ST. 4th ave L. '-'''
g. XII ave. and Broadway. = .is
o,th = De 3Oth 81. an a,,s'
st Lexington ave r Hth ST. -"
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Eorseasts for sneeaI Loea
Humldhy

Highest temperature YESTERDAY. 81 degrees ldt so
D In lowest. a sst ,. n. > average. Is. average
for same date last year. a. average Tor same date
FOR SO years. ~.
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Mime. Breshkovskaya
Is Home at Last
Grandmother Of Revolt Spent
"a Years in Exile

London. April 12.-Telegraphing from
Petrograd. Reuters correspondent says
mime. Catherine BreShkovskaya'
grandmother Of the Russian revolu-
ton. arrived here to-day She was
welcomed by enormous enthusiastic
crowds
Nine. Brcshkovskaya was released
recently from Siberia. after having
spent forty-four Of her seventy-three
wears as a convict, prisoner ana eNlie
in Northern Asia.
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NESTCHE>TER COUNTY
IONNE( TICII.

FOR SALE-G5-ACRE FARM BEAUTI-
ful country home. Az miles from Will
mantle. Conn. on junction of Nstchaug and
Iach. 1907 Resaca Place. Pittsburgh. Pa
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BOUNDARIES.
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The Weather Report

Washinstol. April ll--11e Atlantic coast storm
has reached the Grand Banks Of Newfoundland
and II is moving eastward. Disturbances of minor
intensity have thcr centres over The Great Lakes
TEXAS and Alberta. Canada. Fair weather pre-
vailed generally iu the last twenty four hours. eh
cept I'm the south plains states and Oh the norm
Pacific Coast. where there were ralus.
There has been marked rise iu temperature
since Tuesday over nearly all parts ~ tho country
cast OF the Mississippi River and over ihc north
Rocky Mountain and western plateau regions. while
somewhat colder weather has over,pread tr plains
states. the upper Mississippi Valley aud the north
Fsceri for showers in the lower Mississippi Val
lev he weather viii he fair Thursday and Friday
generally cast Of the Mississippi River Tie tenn
region Of tie Grea; Lake, and tie Ohio valley and
Friday u the middle Atlantic states and New
England states.
Winds for Thursday and Friday North Atlantic
moderate variable and generally fair weather Mid
die Atlantic moderate southwest. shifting IN north
west by Thursday night. fair weather. South A.
lantic and East Cult gentle. variable and far
overcast weather and showers pl'r Lakes. fresh
'hl1cs, and fair weather. Lover Lake.. fresh
wcst shifting 20 northwest and north and fair
weather.
Forecasts for specaI Localiuts.-For Northern
New England. partly overcast Thursday Friday
fair and cooler.
For southern New England and Eastern New
York fair and somewhat warmer Thursday. FrdU
fair and cooler
FOR the District q Columbia Eastern Pennsy'ya
MIA New jersey. Delaware and Maryland fair
moderate tempe allure Thursday Friday fair AID
colder.
For Western New York overcast and colder
Thursday. Friday fair
Local OncIa Reoord.-T'he following orfaa rec.
ord from the Weather Bureau shows temperatures
during the last twenty four hours i'm compahsoa
with the corresponding date o; last year.
a a n m. e $ D. ,. II n. so (,
a. m....... Al ~ p. m.....-. y Is
l. N ......-. - % 10 y. NJ. - 40
Highest temperature YESTERDAY. 81 degrees ldt so
p In lowest. a sat y. n average. 4S. average
for date last year. A. average Tor same date
Tor SO wears. ~.
Humldity
Sam..... 20 l p n...... 20 s p. NO.. Is
Barometer Reading
5 o. N. 20 "a !. ? NJ. c9Ss p NJ. .. g s.
Local ofeai Forecast Fair aud somewhat warn
er Thursday. Friday. fair AID cooler. Moderate
southwest winds shifting TO northwest
by request of the Macy Depart
ment, nelcs of the arrivals and de-
Dartare OF ships are omitted.
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TO Those
Who Excel
Apply by
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Letter
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Washington asking that the war Ge
placed on "pay-as-you-go' OASIS
through the taxation Of incomes IN eN-
cess Of $4,000.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

Z ARFFUL TENANT Wanted ,l fan s-roum spArt
n.cif. attractive. furnished. reasonable Phone
ST. NIclo,a, 9,0-. Hrud.t-h ,o- West l.etA s..
Au.rtfr,.f
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VI sAVF ItF'' -
For Account " Executors
III, shares Sew Yor. County Natio"a' Banh ~.
i,o .Iar-, international f.. A. y. J.. Tram Car
Co.. Id ordinary IS earhl. shares fsy a.
Nou-Luict Ear Comp. preferred SIoV "a, ~
DO share, Yale Leasing 'opn 800 EACH 10. SO
20 shares college Heights Land 60. o. Niagara
14--a share, Seven Troughs Yankee Boy Mhllug
and Milling Co Isl cachl a shares sp4ths Ma
1uire 90 $500 eschl: 5000 shares Aleshe
Mining 60 $40 eachi. lot. ..... ....N. I'd
400 snairs crown Pharnscal 60 $50 e4on) 900
.t.alr. Rr,oki,u Sau Miguel Mining ami MiIiig
a. $50 eachl. IC2 45-l0O shares Empire S,ste
Eeait, 90 $500 tacD 80 shares Aigonaui God
Mining Co $50 cschl. o,.................. So
-. Account or Whom l. Ma, Concern
20, .haSts Rensselaer, 4 S.tstosa a. h 60. qua
antecd boz Delaware a Hudson 60. ,Sl"'
{ 0oo Rerss Iiou Mining Go 2O-yeGr a. PEI cent
.oI bond. interim Dcicnca,e. lot.......... Al-j
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Ie1th street.

Approximate amount OF mortgage debt
S2Oy21O0. with interest from March IL,
t9i-. costs and allowance. S3s5.2S. with IN
tsre.t from March @. 1917; axes. assess
ments and water rates. approximately
ST2l 80. and interest.
Dsted. New York March % 1917.
SANTIAGO y. CAHlLL Referee
AMEND s. AMEND. Plaintiffs Attorneys
40 lI9 Nassau Street, Manhattan, New
lOik CITY.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES

American and Foreign Teachers Agency.
supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors.
GoyerucsseS etc. 90 colleges Schools and
Families App, 60 Mrs NJ D. YOUNG
IlrITON. % Union square
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ELECTION NOTICE
BOARD OF ELECTIONS or THE CITY OF
NEW YORK

GENERAL OFFICE. MUNICIPAL Build
ING. BOROUGH or MANHATTAN
Notice is hereby given m pursuance Of
Chapter g. Section 30l. Laws OF 1916 con
stituting Chapter Il OF the Consolidated
Laws. OF the boundaries OK each 81 the cleo
tion districts within the Fifteenth Congress
sional District. County OF New York. and the
designa ton OF the plI,e OF registration
March Slst. 1911 and OF tho polling places
for the Special Election 10 be- held April
18th. 1917. in each OF the Election Districts
within said Congressional District in said
county, as follows
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.
POLLING PLACES FOR SPECIAL ELEC-
TON APRIL l2TH 1917. 18TH CONG. DIST
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ELECTION NOTICE
Twenty seventh A,wmbIy na.,-,-.-
BOROUGH OF MAYHATr1x

coUNTY on NEw YoRr
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BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

SACRIFICE. TO SETTLE ESTATE WILL TAKE
So $50 for $4,000 equity for siH-family fats.
BROOKLYN. near elevated station. Address :. :.
Box 49, Tribune once
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION

The following securities were sold
Yesterday at the Exchange saieSfoomS
of Adrian II. Muller;
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Barometer Reading
BUSINESS CARDS
CARPET CLEANING

Careful CARPET CLEANING Co Cleans D.,
compressed slr steam. hand CO., oa floor 1924
Broadway. az last iSU ST. cor a BRANDT
Tel ia--oSih
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HELP WANTED
Male

wANTED.-Mals sienoUsphers: state nationaIiiy.
experience age and salary expected. Ihoms
Lamb ga Eighth ave.
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Slain Man Cousin
OF Prendergast
Controller Aids Hunt for Muir
dcrers Of Sweeney

George 7. Sweeney, the real estate
Of the Board of Estimate,
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Election Districts are bouns.a
MLthln az fOllOya. "