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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04
Mother of Six Asks
Court Not to Jail
Her for Contempt
Has Failed as Executrlx to
Obey Order to Pay
Widow $4,000

Ni.. Agnes X. Murphy NuI'igan' a
well known real estate operator n Inc
prorz whose husband and business
associate. William 6. MulliCan. was
dlsbarrcd several months ago by the
Appellate Division. pleaded Yesterday
with Surrogate Fowler not to send hcr
TO jail for contcmp, OF court.
The motion TO punish Mrs. Mullgan'
the mother OF SIX children. was made
bv the National Surety Company be-
cause she had failed to obey an order
Of the Surrogate 10 pay $4,000 TO
Mrs. Mary X. Hartman. widow Of John
Hartman. OF whose estate Mrs. Multi
gan was cxecutrix. It was in connec-
ton with the management Of this es-
tate that Nuli.an was disbarred from
practice.
The National surety Company was
on tho bond q. Ma. MuiIigan. and
paid over to Mr.. Hartman the $4,000,
for which tho woman real estate oper-
ator has not reimbursed the company,
tie total amount due being S2o,4f'.
When the company went on the BOND
Of Mrs Mulligan she produced one
Mrs. Catherine A. Mcclure. property
owner. 10 deposit collateral TO MAKE
Good on the bond. Mrs Mcclure put
up three mortgages on property rep
resented as worth $4,000. In tho APP
plication for the bond Mrs. Mulllgan
wrote that these were first liens
against the property and added the
words "when recorded. These two
words were uunoticed by the company
and AS a matter of fact they were not
recorded
Furthermore, the mortgages were not
first liens. because the city had the
first lien in the form Of taxes, amount,
ing TO $1,000. The company has SOFA
the three mortgages for $1,000 each
and il was said in court yesterday that
they would probably be worthless. ne
company now occupies the place OF the
Hartman estate in the proceeding ana
Mrs. Mulligan has not paid.
81 have spent my last cent 10 de-
fend the honor Of myself and my SIX
children" Mrs Mulligan told Surro-
gate Fowler yesterday. "lf ] am TO
be sent to Jail I would ask a few days
time 50 that can take my children
to farm in Connecticut
The court reserved decision on the
motion to send her to jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST Bt>kBOOhs.

LOST -Baulbsk 40. tis q Dry DocS ssvnn
Institution. Any person has.ng Gains upon sla
boob is called upVn ~ present mo sans 70 20 otAs
within thirty DAYS n said book wi be declared
cancelled "a now ore issued IN lieu thereof.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET

WEST FND AVENUE HOUSE. FURNISHED.
American basement. ever improvement. rent MOI
cate. immediate po,sct.ioa. near SUBWAY Room
- sherman square Hotel Broadway. list 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04

.per,or-ir,trurtor 18Th tentative division Ma
tousl Guard. fo - Pan
capt FEANk X CHAPLIN. signal Corp. report
h., telegraph 10 commanding general. Southern
D,parfin~u-. fCr a,slg
Cant, SHERMAN \. WHITE. infantry. detached
i.t detailed professor ~ military science and
tactics % Bowdoia College. BunsNiok. Ne.
CAP HENRY VI. FALES lretredi. assigned to
srf.se auty auI detailed 20. general recruiting
service 20 Detroit as assistant 90 recruiting o.
icrr
Advancement 20 grade Of MAJOR on retired DE-. ~
Cap' HERBERT WHlPPLE retired. an
Nsme II First l.. WILLIAM II SIMPSON. e'h
lrf placed 90 deta-r.l u-t. aud name - First
T., FARMER {. kALLo'H. d.. iniantD. re-
FITS, l. LLOYD THOMPSON NJ r e. from
Arm. and NsU General Hospital. Hot SPRING.
Anil D.. to home sld stand relieved upon 81
ui-tfiDa Of tUtuty -four da,s ieaye.
Ia ..fer % scfIyr Isf % Col. TRACY & DICK
SDN With rsuk - lieutenant colonel 90 ord
..r.- department Announced
Fir., L. HOWARD l. TAYLOR. VI r. G.. from
southern Department. tp home aud uand re-
eyed from active dI'y uD1u cHuirarion - twenty
DAYS lease.
ira b. HUGH H. MGEE I'd Cav having &C.
..ut..l commission ais lieutenant colonel lst lut.
NrU,.ota e g.. SILL JOIN iaf'-f regiment
F.rsf b. tLARENtE =. BROWN " y e. from
southern Department. 'o lone and stand re-
level from arfs, du'T upol expiration of ~
frfrfn DAYS leave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04
VIII Honor Booker Washington

The birthday which 1his friends es-
tablished for the late Booker T. Wash
ington will be celebrated tomorrow A.
Tuskegee Institute. DR.. Washington
was i'm Topsy's FIX as far as data con.
cerning his birth were concerned.
Graduates Of the institute will return
for the celebration. A part Of the pro
cramme will consist of the reading OF
DR.. Washngton's letters and extracts
from his biography, written by Emmet
J. Scott and Lyman Beecher Stowe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04

WAITRESS an1 COOK iogs'hs'
~ srga.afe .msu family both highly 80.
p,c'.,,,t' $3.50 b. Miss H1mayer'. Agsro. u
la.-4.I s. SO ioor Telephone s9fi Murray Bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04
u. S. Military Orders
ARMY

Washington. April d.
Ms'or HERBEBT g GIBNEK Medical corp.
from further temporary duty tslc1lco "a.
and from >-sfiol si vancouver Barracks 90 ~4n
Francisco ami sail Nay D 'of Hawaii
Name " H. col. DANIEL ~ kTTCHAM & A
Is placed oa detailed h-t April s.. and name
q It. col ASTON HAMILTON. G. A removed
tLerefr0m Apul 4
Name oi CAPT WILLIAM BOWEN G. A. PLACED
90 detached ll, Apul ami usms o. capt Wal
TER SINGLES & A removed therefroia Apnl 1
Names q Cspis EDWARD n PEARCE and OH
NEK T. SNYDER Infantry. removed from de
fasleI list. they having been retired from a.
i've service ain rank 70 major
Mans ~ Capts. IRA g. NELBORN. CHARLES "
ENTON and EDGAR RIDENOUR. mfAntrAy. 70
moved from de a-nod list Icy LsunE ham
promoted 10 GRADE - mAlor
NAnes q Captains ADNA r. CHAFTEE. JOSEPH
e, KING GEORGE /. CONVERSE Jr AI.LX
AMBER II JONES and MURRAY p RUsh
uivklry. piLos1 on detached li-L
Nam. n First IA ROBERT NO IITTLEJOHN
lith CsTLD. Iapaeei 90 dstAehsd ls, and mar,
First IA SLOAN DOAK. eAsLJ. removed
thervffor
Ma HUGH Ia ?. APP. EHHIrT. r-<i,sd l,isrei
70 a~ive d.iy Gnf dsaled n duty vtih Nations!
Guard IN Mississippi a. JanksT-
Cap WILLIAM ' a rrER cavalry dS.rhe,i
LIST from Bingham schopl Asheviils y G
ds'siled to outs vin National Guard in New
MeIico 10 Altuquerque
Col GEORGE ~ MORGA csvalrY detached us,
from southrn Department. detailed division in.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04

by request OF the NOvy Depart
nent, the departure Of ships for En-
ropedn ports IS omitted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04
N. Y. u. Athletics Uncertain

Athletics at New York University
arc in the balance. Although both the
track team and baseball squad are out
on Ohio Field every afternoon prepar-
ing for the season, there is little GER
tainty as TO what will take place next
The executive council Of the athletic
association is awaiting the action OF
some larger body. as the !. {. A. A..
4. A.. before it will take any steps
toward aboishing all participation Of
the Violet in intercollegiate competi-
ton. However, If such action is taken,
il will only be for the duration Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04

TO KITTEE UPPER. MISS CHARLOTTE
Stewart. Garfield Mcneil. Rose l. Court
ney. Maria y. Moran. Estate Of Lila \
Amber. j. q. Amber. Executor Mr. X.
Howard Esther NJ Wilson. John HeukeI
Miss Michael Elliot John " Young. T. =.
Warourton. Lewis y Hoyt Mrs \ Frgs-
colt Morris or Alice Moff.s' w -
Jacobs or Elizabeth Roberts Jacobs JOS
= Corey. Fred II. Wilson Miss Ethei
Burkezeu Miss F. l.. scott. MIS- ): J..
Horton. Miss G. MacCaDe Earl r. AlDsIs
Frances r Cooke. Mrs. T. Ganne!, MIS-
4 RurueI. Ludwig Baumann & Co. Miss
i wilson or Mrs Herbert Walker Taylor
Mrs Hiims Banyson. J.. MaT'yn h-ehhe
Co.. Mrs f. ". Hubbeh. MIS- VI. arrow.
smith Mrs ". l. clark Bar; Dunn frank
Crowinshield. Mrs Ferdinand ainl'n.
kenneth o. Major. Miss Mae Fitzpatrick or
Mrs NJ Capouet. e.. O Benson. BucNley
Newhau CO.. julia II. Moody. sarah Won
Ger : Gefnsback. perry Daniels. Estate
- Mrs De wiz g. ward or Adelaide is.
yVard-SeIleck Mrs d. J. Crock~r. Mrs
J Robinson. Col r UnderhilL Fred
1 GILLESPIE. Mrs Cessna Il Ahrgns. Eliza
6atb seaman. Mrs Thomas !. HGshes
Mrs /. y. MIletr. ". W Frothngnsta.
Mrs Lily LandsI, del. Miss u. J.. tinneSsn,
VrIth, Mrs r.. b. Gilbert Mrs Hlme Mel
son AIrs Joseph Weaver. Mr.. Ida ST.
Conklln. J. Il Harris. Mr.. Graham Scott.
Laura Lsrenson. II. boushcri.' Mrs. X.
Ihooley. william Wildwood. Nrs ".
OaDes Mrs. Florrie r. Emer.e Rose l..
Greensboro. Lena Jones. You aud eacr q
YOU are hereby notified that the time for
the payment OF oUr lien upon ire properly
hereinafter described having expired. after
due notice thereof had been given you. We
Will cause such property, 20 Wiz Household
Goods. Personal Effects and Ncrchandisr.
stored 10 tie Columbia Storage Ware
houses by you or ia your name Tor boo
Mich sou may have an INTEREST,", go BE-
sold AZ public auction. according 20 the
statute IN such case MADE and provided.
al Nos 90 4 b, West 6ifh 81. ur Satur-
dar. April i4th. 1917. az i0.3o A. ~. and
u the sale thereof is not completed on said
date the same Will be continued Al tho
same place on each and every SATURDAY
thereafter beginuinS a. 10 30 A. NJ, Unt!l
tgc sale is conf ieted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04

COOK a.f WAITRESS Excellent Finnish gifs. 20
..g.r. BOTH veu recommended and highly comps
ie,t Lehtls Aseuy. = East I-;th b.. Tee
phone Harlem ISIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04
Denman to Speak Here

u was announced last night that
William Denman, Of San Francisco,
chairman Of the newly created United
States Shipping Board, will be the
principal speaker at the meeting Of the
Chamber of Commerce tomorrow. Mr..
Denman will talk on the problems con-
fronting the country in the creation OF
an adequate mercantile marine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04
NAVY Wants No Criminals
Recruiting Officer Complains
Of Judge Ordering Prisoners
to Enlist

Lieutenant ". ]. Moses. L. ). y" IN
charge OF recruiting IN New Jer''\.
Yesterday complained TO Mayor PatrlcN
= Griffin o. Hcbohcu that Recorder
Adolph Carstcp was giving PRISONERS
,hc option OF joining the army or navy
instead Of going TO jail.
In view Of the wide publicity given
10 the fact that only men OF unbicm-
shed character were eligible tor such
service and the criticism that had been
,howcred upon other judges VINO had
followed the same course. he declared
that Recorder Carsten had insul;cd the
navy when he sen: youth charged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04
Bank Changes Name
Paterson Institution Now Is
United States Trust Company

Directors Of Inc Gcrman-American
Trust Company OF Paterson. y. j.,
voted unanimously last night TO change
the name of the institution 10 the
United States Trust Company of Pater-
son. They explained that the new name
was more appropriate.
Edward r. Weiss. president Of the
bank. is naturalized citizen Of Ger
man birth Robert II. Fordyce, its vice
president. is a native Of the United
States and an eN-Mayor Of Patterson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04
Humidity
Barometer R.adlnes

d 3 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04
Pulpits of IS Clergymen
Changed by Newark
Methodist Body
Warned by Bishop
Pastors Are Enjoined to Ac-
cept Appointments with
Submission


Tia, ..v+.rtt annual session OF the
,-.......l co.fcr-
NcWalh N''''"'H' If'H'"f"'
cncc closed Yesterday afternoon win
.L ..............,... or r.s.ora1 appolut-
thc announcement OF l"N'"'"' "ftN'"'
mont. b,. P..EoD TuthCr b. Wilson. and
........,.
his usual injunction loi inc i''"'H
20 tst, chair nov, charge, with :tc SUBJ
TO '"N'
mission tttnG tfcr profession. '''-
,~.,.-.,, ,-.,,b,~. OF Tho Conference
'"'' -'' r
are ChanED4 hN tHc aNFoiH.H't ''N
DE-. f,rroy...
ELIZABETH DISTRICT ihC Ken ~
Brook. u. G. porche- Ter ''r.'1.''
Church ]. o. pcfni.. ~ at =, 90 IT,
Wa>habaugn. pHnc.cn. I'd. W c N%l'S.
Elizabeth. fpNorth. ]. {. N'.i't o'."
Street. J.. E NoNicalc. Gr.cr Avenue. T. \
sharp. >eui Park. C. = ">nc '''i' N
tom. a. J.. Armstrong .rn. ''"'' '' H.
Ac,tcrcr Ns'rchc'. \. s. N"''"'
NEW NORE. Borough 90. Richmond.
IInolcunvi Ic-Dio,cu.aa. G. y. li'" M"II.
ncrs Harris .'o.3' VI, IT, ,,'"'.'
hlchmona- N>''.t' d. u. "a po,,.~. ..
Bloomfield g. A. i."" "'aS'; -. H. 49,.
T.- y, Vs-l-s D. n. SIoat Ro-ehars.
49,. ,f..-.-,.r cL--.t O. Law. ST.
"@'''" ~ III. .,,,It Ro..yiuc ST.
I"n,'' 49,. ..,.... .r1.,rkirs<iIle Kings
rt,.,t a. Vr,..,'. TottcrviIIc Bethel.
IN. ,... 49, pm. " Reed West
-" .t.o. r..-..y y NJ Avle.worth.
81 49,, v,tc.t Wc,tcott Plainfeid
~, tt.'-E " ArJ,-.on Grace. G.. g.
..is1 me. ~. 49, " Hmm. Rah-
','.''i ,,'...., D. - C-oq.r-9ft Trinity.
w P,5er- Ro.cue Park. ". c. Snod-
.. - po.Lor5orf. scotch
r, ir. ..,....f. SoD,e~yire NJ
'",,,.' a. 49, i'.ti 'IIer,eN
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- - W~,.tf -|rer,rtcndent. Aueudalc.
lVloJ-,r B~coia. G. ". O-muu :
Da,.,.rro p.,rcr Point J. NJ. Ncrsteeg
Tir.t Cbu-cb N y. Rovard Forty-.ixtb
ctrec- Sarir,- Rcchnitler. Engewood C.
l. Scgd5e-. HacEcnsack. s 7. Davis Has-
b~ouck Heieht~. d. h. f. Randolph, Haver-
s,rsv G. &. Nou.daIo: Hobokcn. First
Cburcb Cbarle. Waldron: Jersey City,
Browne Memorial i. X. Fasley. Centenary.
+ L Rovd Fr,o-,. j. X. Mcdonald Grace.
q NJ "a Ieo. Iefayette A. ". Willevcr .
linden Aycruc T. g. Iv,le. Palisadc,. ID. II.
c-.Ir-.... -. p..f. 4 T. H,Iirg1hpad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04
Wisconsin University
Drops All Athletics

Madison Wis, April The Univer-
sity Of Wisconsin faculty to-day
dropped all athletics with me approach
Of war and until the war ends.
II will turn the mIntary department
Of the school over 20 the government,
with thousands Of trained men,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04
Fire Record

la Is. iU5 Nfoft ST.. losepa Fe.d,ie.. 5000
o. o. Franklin o. George ScAester. slglf.
u -O-.IIl W-stchtster sy TIE Bronx MaJ
Lean. So
4 90 Dyckmsn d, adj 81 Nichols az. Unknown.
Mining
3 90 .0l Ea.' a 81 }uchsei Hausleca. ,nfiug
oO-l9sth q and seds-ick aT TIE Brow. John
al+sss water ,t. FIDELITY w.rehcu,e CO..
trfnlng
so-sssth s. and Maids az The Bronr. IN
knO~u. nons
S-scs Coaeord Az N. BronI. unknown d.
tni'nf
w-Bcs,oo Ro.d snd willi,nssndgs Road. The
brunr, unkno-nI pons
s,,,-l0ss southern h01levari. TIE BroeI III
sso-Pufsls5 Az snd Po-e,l az. Tos Bronr. IN
gnusFu uOle
s5-995 We; sith a. Mn Doyle. trfdlnI
= lO-fssth a. sui Broadway. The BronI IN
know Iihins
50 Bosar AZ ,nd Br,dy ~ Tee BfonI IN
kroWu none
rs gasth II End R.'crd..s AZ. Tie BFonI
Cleveland Dodge. t1nns
: p 80 IA; ith ~ Roe HsA Wora. an
known. nrre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04

COOK Young I'ish Cir eroc,,ent fEo car. fs,'
rr.uce. Sso-S45 T.. Miss Hfmsyrs As.tl'
20 tsst al b.. q floor Te.fiaoa- >''
ry 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04
STORAGE NOTICES
HARTMANN'S
gnIcserhockar StorageWarshoassC Inc.

5-N-lO FIRST :
New York. April ith. 1917.
To Ste.nberg q EaWltzer Co. Inc bronN
security a Brokerage Co. Herman Mar
rolies Slgmund Schoenholtz. VI Miller
NsX Bimst-in. Leon Sommer. J. kubbelr'
IiG%ard g. Graves Metal Specialize Co.
fidowater NH ~ Lumber Co. Minnie
Miller. Alfred N.zrahi. Henry Wein1'rg
II a. Knapp. Miss o. T.. Garland. ]. q.
crimes CLARENCE Luce. Caroline Me- Frs.
! Z Jones s. CO.. Matthew Stfn. Marsnol
Nathan Gluck. Luban. Seugman d. ~"-s-
man NJ Segherman. Z.rH Bros. Am.t tn
Tauagra Electra CO. You and racn 81 You
ar. hereby notified that the time for me
Dayueut OF our lien upon the prop ~
hereinafter described having expired atter
due notice thereof had been given yoh. We
will cause such property. 20 wit. Household
Goods Personal Effects and Merchandise
stored i'm The Knickerbocker storage Ware
house CO. Inc. warehouse by you or ~
your name cor I'm which YOU may have an
interest. 20 be sold a. public auction
according 20 the statute On such case made
and provided. az our warehouses. $50
First St New York city. on frIday, April
10th. 1917. Al 1890 o. m. and II The SAFE
thereof IL not completed on said date the
same will b. continued al the same place
on each and every Friday thereafter, be
Rinning at 1890 a. m on each day. and
continuing until the sale is completed.
HARTMANN KNICKFRBOCKER STOR-
AGE WAREHOUSE co, INC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04
Mother Cleared of Murder

Mrs. Anna Goldstcin was acquitted
Yesterday. by direction Of Justice Min
turn. in the Supreme Court IN Pater-
son. y. j.. Of the murder Of her five
ycar-old SON.. The boy body was
found M the cellar Of his home last
summer. His throat mad been cut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04
London Wool Market

London. April 3. The offerings al
the wool auction sales to-day amounted
to $3.50 bales. 1t was poor selection
but the demand was fair and all grades
were steadily absorbed A few New
Zealand and Victorian scoureds sold at
) shillings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04
FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON $500

%,r- Is. Pier l.. y. H.. Il Fulton ST.
DAILY at f. 81 Iusic.
New London CNorwich) Line str. " Pier
%. y. r.. T.. Houston St. y. sun, 8 30 2.
81 Pier 20. r. n. II +. 2ld St, r. ~
4 Ct-L.r.ur So. EN. sun. =. N
bridgeport Line. ~. Pier e. r. r..
Ia.-.- e-..r. .urlav. % j. VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04
HELP WANTED
Male
MN Jersey

BOY Awe .,rg age ~ orr-s L.usls oppc7 nv
Tor an lr-.' Ig,nt alert American boy fo l.t'1
This fsrrlns1rz business aud advance through ftr
0l. depsumlsl's We Hil ta.e real t1teres; in ,
brignf industrious boz Rlo aal's to makf Nf'
80. 10 e1ps-ieUre required. Hfffe in own nara.
writing giving Tt-soua references and desfioil .
your education. So weekly a. srari Box -.
L--.u.a ONO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04
Business Troubles
Bankruptcy Petitions

ItHTNfAN WAIST COMPANY \ psiuo. n
bankruptcy las been tlei against Morris Moh'maa
e.I samuel T. kaIIiuc'. doing bushes, A. ihe
Lchfuan Waist COMPANY. manufac,ufe', - waists
bert 81 900. Franz Ilaner. 81 COO aud Re- amin
fuclsou. S40> Il was alleged That OH March 20
they drew checks for $500 and paid them 10 cc'.
TAIN crciuofs. 4 puuOu was n!ci against fHe
PAW. ny these r-edtor- Judge Msyp appointed
IRE ierI-s W STEELE receiver Liabilities are stated
10 BE- 5000 and assets 5000 They have a fac
tory A. "a Hudson av.. West Hohoken.
NAKS SLEDZ A petition boz hanhrup'T has
been fled against Mak SledL. trading a. ihe stand
and Merchandise COMPANY, lob0eT in Woolens a. -
Ia,f sd St. ty tle,r creditors Bauey Berman.
S,-4. Samuel SMoloHltz 81. and Na1 & Cohen,
$40 Judge Mayef appointed George Feubers -
oei,cr Liabilities are reported 90 be $500 and
EDWARD NJ TEOEHLICH driver. o. 22l Sher-
man aV.. has fled Ietit01 DOB bankruptcy. with
liabilities -.Gif and 900 Assds There 0, d Juds
mert against AIm in iaVw % Nom, IAeher ioi Per
Petition Dismissed
JOSEPH FINKELSTEIN- The petition D.. haHk-
ruitct ed ou Mar.I ~ agaif,f Joseph Fi1ke.-'eir
shoe dealer at "a Bfooue So. DO, been dismissed
oI settlement With creditors al 80 cents or 'hr
dollar Liabilities were SO 900 sld asset, s. 0oo
Bankruptcy Schedules
2 CHRISTANlO a 60. wholesale liquor dealer,
A. Hfs Bro1fne st have ulcd schedules showing lt
Nl.irc, S1lta0 and assets s .1at
f.-i schedules showing hauiiiue, Sttt snd assets
Receiver Appointed
LESSER GEOTHLRS- Mayo has Apo. ed
T.arrIs Gilbert receiver fO- Lesser Hfo'Iefs manu-.
f1rflrcr, g. nl.,,,' and infants coats a. ~ Last
.,u 81 LastlInc aye stated 20 Doe $1,000 AID
asset, 1907
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04
MINIATURE ALMANAC
HIGH WATER

lrnted states Coast and Gsodeuc Survey
sun rises 80 Moon rises - m)-.5 70
sun >,'. "a Moon set, "a M ...5 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04

Local Onicial Forecast Fair Weine-da'. Thurs
ds, unsettled. moderate iempff siNfes ana senNe
,srfaIle winds. becoming fresh from thr east
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04
female

A -A-DAY WORKERS. 10 chsrss. ial,'
d~ese.s Cleaners: private. pubic. best references
T,' st6s Harlem Kelledy Agrucy p Eat l-Jth -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04

tt..r TrcrArrr TYpTNHITrFS LETrEEs. "a
90 / ooo 81 . 20. 600 SO GO. g
WThTbEEFOED l20 RpadSD Lcu;ab9s BIC J.
Rocr. 81 Rector 1913
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L.s.and-Fa.- to-day. Tur.la.. Increasing ..oulI-
.c.,. moderate ''rIefaflre.
S,uthc,. New Hsl4Hi. La,'er Nrg Yof. East
eIl P,.u.riyslIa NeV Jersey. Delaware. MaHla d.
ft- Ul,'riet ~ Columbia and NrsiHIa Far '0 ds1
TaIrdsy Unsettled. with Moderate 'emlefaiurc.
Ohio. Wc~'c1i Pennsylvania. Net Nlrguia and
Nc,,-u SHt York -uyrr'ast 20 LAY. probably iol
In,,d ny r4.. .u-l ig.t and ThurisF
Local Oncial Record. The following orciai record
tlom 'He Weather Bureau show, temperatures during
tIe ia.t t,,aty-fou- hours. BOO compaHson with the
porr-.teuding date ~ la year
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A A - MAID SEANsTRESS. Young fnrta
,.rl f1l.teeu month"; refefeae So $50 =.
,fiss Hof.rArcrs Agency. 10 last 45d sf. 30 rIor
-T,aoue sea- AuuaJ Hal
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

COUPLE swiss butler ard COOS to'h comrs.s'
End reliable o, GOOD appearance. Flsh pcsiiiol,
te.t re,e-sfce.. country preferred Write p
900 Last 3sih g..
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WEDNrsDAY- APRIL \
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

Thtse mails tIost AZ b.jO .. m.
Hawai- w. san Francisco Ma.oa ... April :
Hawaii FIJI ISLANDS. NeW Z'adud and
Australia via Vancouver NiaEsrs ..... April .
Japan. C1rra China '1Kc,p' Shanghai CitjJ
aid Philippine Islands l'ld NalcOuEerl
Gmpr,ss of Russia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .Apdl 7
Hawaii Shanghai civ ald specially all
dressed mail for other pdris = china.
Japan and Cora wa san Franci.cOl-
Ten,o Nau ......... ................ Ap1i :
Japan. torea and China and Phi. gpiue Isl
saIs .OIa seattle Manila M4rl ....... Aprl 5
japan. torca aud China via Seatflel-
Talimuil. ....... ....... ........ April 10
Hawaii wa san Francisco MatsOuia ...... Aprll
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LOST Handbook No 5s2 see The Greennieh SAY
lnss BANK. go AID 2tS Shth ave. NeN N@A
Cis- PAYMENT stogpcd Please return 70 bans
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TYPFWRITERs
CARPET CLEANING

C.VrFr., CARPET CLEANING CO.-Cl.an, %
'',,n,.S.ed air steam hand or On hoor. 1881
frcsdssy. l.l East ,lth 81. coz BRANDT
IA, l3--ss,h.
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Shipping Information

Ianpasss-Galve,,on .... 90 PM
santa Cara-lsIala ....... j. 90 VI
MONDAY. APRIL
Princes Arnc-Norfok ..... q. no PM
TUESDAY APRIL IN
"a 0ms- CardeHas ............ u %
CIV of S.rarrsl- Srvatnah On PM
Ieiape-Jaelsonvile ......... 90 PM
WEDNESDAY. APRIL ID
santa Marta -Jamai.s ....... 90 AN l0 20 ~
ZIIa Sal Juan $780,. G.l0AM LOO PM
M4IWcul -Sssua ........... j. nu VI
n Il NaUor,-G Galveston ....... 90 PN
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DIAMOND
MULTI RAPiiiS0

DIAMONDS 8OUGHT ard SOLD 'of cash adTe'
- RENNETT. - Broadtsl- thIrt door.
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Bankruptcy Schedules

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its own; his sketches are the
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