davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-27

who teed up. Nor did it dampen the patriotic enthusiasm the players had for the Red Cross fund, as a collec- ton netted close to $200.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-27

An Austrian named Julius Ul1man who jumped from a moving train e;bout six months ago in North Dako- ta while being taken to San Quentin ]. prison, California, was recaptured near Baltimore.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-27

JOHN RICK g. SON FUNERAL DESIGNS AND
 BOUQUETS
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-27

When neighbors entered the home of Mrs, Anthony Garber, at Mahonoy City, to inform her that her husband had been killed in a mine accident, they found the woman starving.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-27

FUNERAL DESIGNS AND
 BOUQUETS JOHN REOK 6 0OV
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-27

All insurance companies in. Ger Snany have been ordered to pay one- khalf of the amount which may be- scome due under insurance policies tin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-24
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPs
Prom The Tribune Bureau .
Washington. January ,S-
ansfK a..

Major SAMUEL j. MORRIS. Med Corrs, now an
Washington from l0ierna9 GcneiM h'Sp,,',
AZ Hort Uuschuca 10 Fort Slo-um
MAJOR JOHN NJ MORGAN. cssalry. detached li't
row on leave ~ absence. report 20 comnanda,i'
Army Service schools. fcrt LesSonworth. for tenn
dsrci Cspts John ". e ABRorr snd HARRY
T. MATTHEWS. 70 majors MAJOR ABBOTT upon
expiration Of leave report 70 commandins ohlcef
meut: MAJOR MATTHEWS report 10 commanding
officer coast defences Of savannah for assignment
Following changes N Medical cons ordered. Csl ,,-
Southern Department. from STALLION al fot loI-
ter assiEued command ~ ambulance company No
Zap, DANIEL y MkGTIRE now on tenn
rorsry duty Southern Department from station a.
For ontario snd assigned command Am o3p9ieeIN
assigned n command o. Flcd Hospital No -
Capt ROBERT e.. MnoNALp. now on tempo
rary duiy in southern Department relieved from
station A. For Touen snd assigned command
Ambulance Company No. D. vice Mhlor hohhh !
y. CARSWEII. report by telegrsQh % command
ing general Southern Department for assignment
Frst Lieut. JOHN c. oUEREMEYER. cavalry, as
Ti-si Lent IONS e BEATTY, Ordnance Depart
meni from Wsierviet Arsenal 10 Ncv York Ar
First Lieut. FRANK ". DE DAKER, Medical Re,
servo Corps. from present duties 70 home ana
stand rclieved from active duty upon expiration
Col DAVID j. BAKER. infantry, now attached 70
2lst Infantry attached 10 1911 Infantry 49,,
Leave Of absence ono month granted Lieut. M
EDWARD 4 kRBGER. professor Of law. L. ;.
Milftart Academy.
Rosigrstion Of Major KYLE FUCKER Judge sdvo-
Gale az captain Of cavalry only. ana Of capt
HENRY A INGALLS,. New MEXICO National
Guard accepted.
NAVY
Surgeon C. y FISKE detached navy yard. Mare
Island: to St Louis
Gunncr A ELDRIDGE detached receiving ship at
New York. 10 kenmcfy.
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED
Jan. 22-B Bushnell Columbia X. Ks H.e. IL.
10. La. lie LILO. I-ll ozark and Iallslas-
soc At Dry Tortugas Hercules az Norfolk yard
Preston at New York yard Wainwright a. Guar
tGnamO
Jan 1s-pi1ie. Jarvis and flaming from Culebra
20 sea
ian 23-Rushnen Columbia. XII. ks. ks. IL
10 la La Lie. Lii OZARK and Talla-
hassee from Key West FOR Dr. Tor.ug9; Maine
from Philadelphia for Charleston Mars from
Tihuron Tor Panama. Ontario from New YORK
for Norfolk: Potomac from Port Prince tor
Goneiyes Pueblo from San Diego for Humboldt
Bar: Tucker from Norfolk for Guantanamo
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suLrfGRtPH TYPEwRlTTfN IErTRs .n.
80 sol. 1000 siT5, lA ooH s. GFu
WFATHfRFoRD 10 BDaiFp lflNflhe BIIr I.
Room lisi heslor 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-24
SUMMONS

er-PREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
Ora VI. Hu. Plaintiff. vs.. Dudley ;.
nm Defendant.-Acti for an absolute
divorce To the ahove-named. defendant.
You are hereby summoned 20 answer the
Complaint in this .etion. and 10 serve a
copv of your answer ON the piaintin at
tornev within twenty 600 days after the
eervice OF this summons. exclusive or the
osv OF service. and In case Of your fsilure
40 sppear or answer, judgment VIII De
taken against you by default for the re-
lief demanded IN the Complaint
dated New York. August 10TH. lyls.
j. W. FULLER THOMPSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff. Oihce and =. ..
Address. No. 50 Nassau Street. Borough
81 Manhattan, city Of New YORK.
To DUDLEY s HILL. the defendant above
named. The foregoing summons Is served
,ipon YOU by publication. pursuant 10 an
oder OF the Hon. Eugene 4 Phllbin, one
~ the Justices Of the Supreme Court or
Inc state OF New York. dated the 18th day
~ November. 1916. and filed December 5th.
fefs. with the Complaint In the Office OF
the clerk OF the County OF New York. az
tbe county Court House, In the Boroug h
Of Manhattan. city Of New York. state OF
New York. 800
Dated New York. Dec 5th. 1916.
j. W. FULLER THOMPSON,
plaintiffs Attorney. Once and =. o. Ad-
dress 90 Nassau Street Borough OK
Manhattal. city Of New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-24
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT - NEW YORK
COUNTY. Katherine Brophy. plaintiff,
against Emanuel Glauber, CT al, defend
ants.-Pursuaut to judgment OF tore-
closure and sale entered ia the above en-
titled action, dated the sth day OF January,
1917. f. the undersigned. the Referee in
said Judgment named. Will sell at public
auction, at the Exchange SaiesrOom, Nos.
"a and Is Vesey Street Borough OF Man
haitian, New York city. on the 9Th day OF
day 10y !. II. Mayors. suctioneer. the prem
ises directed by said judgment to be sold
and therein described as follows: ALL
that certain lot. piece or parcel OF land,
with the buildings thereon erected, situate,
lying and being ga the Borough OF Mannat-
tan OF the City Of New York, In the County
and state OF New York bounded and de-
scribed as follows: BEGINNING az a point
on the southeriy side Of iOSth Street dis
tant one hundred G0O) feet westerly from
the corner formed by the intersection Of
the sOutherly side Of l0sth Street with the
westerly side OF Columbus Avenue; running
thence sOutheTly parallel with Columbus
Avenue one hundred ti00b feet eleven Clb
lO9th Street twenty-five C25) feet. thence
uorthcrly parallel with Columbus Avenue
and part Of the distance through party
wall one hundred C00j feet eleven Gll
inches to the southerly side OF 1O9th
Street: and thence easterly along the
southerlv side Of l09th Street twenty Ave
(25) feet 70 the point or place OF begin
ming. said premises being known by the
Borough Of Manhattan, City OF New York.
Dated. New York. Jan. 18th. 1917.
HARRY BLUR. Referee.
WILLIAM r. CLARE. Attorney for Plain
tn, 1856 Broadway. Manhattan. New York
The following is a diagram Of the prop
erty TO be- sold. its street aumber Is 1902
West l0sth Street.
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Records and Forecasts Tor Mex
Twenty-four Hours

Washington. Jan % Pressure is relatively hNn
ever The Eastern states west Of the ROCKY Mountains
and in the Northwest and relatively 10" over me
uprer lake fegcn and the Rio Grundo NAleJ.
This pressure distribution has been attended "
eov aurrics along the north boriu and rain IN me
north Pacific states ard on the south Atlantic ana
cast CUT COASTS.
Generally fair weather prevailed elsewhere there
has boon a general reaction TO higher temperatures
in al parts Of tie clunt0. except along tho Allan
ne coast and On the north Rcco Mountain region
,te-e the weather IS colder. wnilc disturb anos
thst /. now forming over the Rio Grafde VII mnYe
,..fxard and probably Del attended, Oy unsettled
.esffrr ana rains Wednesday M The south AHsfic
40 -a.i Gulf state ami tennessee
b. fne north Atlantic saios. ihe region - me
g-rsf Takrs and thc ONTO valley tNe weather viii
b.. c,rerpft fair Wednesday and Thursday. lr The
p. ,iIlo Atlantic states the weather vii BE- paftJ
,,.--asf Wednesday. probably folnued by raln %
.nr.s ate Wednesday nigHt or Inuniay.
TIE terIsrsfurs viii re NoihfslN in the MIDI
ala Atlantic and New England state. ana % vii
80 Wednesday ln he urpcf lafe Wgiol. Colder
,,esttrr vim ogrrsrrcad the iqscr lGkc rcgicu and
W. ONO and loser Mississippi 'al.ci, thufstal
winds TO-. wedassss5 ana THURSDAY. North Al,
l.uuc. irosh southwest aud uosl tad scnef.ly fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-24

IN FORECLOSURES COURT.
County o. New York-Thc New York
Life Insurance ana Trust Company. plain
tin. against Franklin e.. Albee. 81 ais, de
PENDANTS. Emmett g. Parish. plaintiffs At
torncys So Wall Street New York city
Pursuant TO Judgment dated December
IS 1916. entered and filed on January 3,
1917. the undersigned will sell a. public
auction az the Exchange SalesrOOm. Nos.
"a and 10 Nesey street. In the Borough ~
Manhattan. city. County and state OF New
York, at II o'clock noon. on February list,
1917. hy Henry Brady. aucuOneer, the
mortgaged premises directed by said judy
ment 10 be- sold situated in the city. County
and state OF New York. al the northwest
erly corner OF i01st Street and Central
Park West fronting 100 feet N inches
ON the westerly side Of Central Park
West and lf9 feet on the northerly side
~ West 101st Street. and IN depth on the
northerly side said side being parallel
with West l0ist Street lfa feet. and In
derth on the westerly side said side be-
.ug parallel with Central Park West, 100
feet J inches. Mortgage recorded boo Liber
l02 of Mortgages. Pages 325. 32l aud 329.
respectively. in Libcr l03' Page 2s6, as
consolidated by an instrument In Liber 2s2
81 Mortgages. Page fs6. Section z. Block
1897.
Centre line Of block.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-24

was Incorporated in September 1913. with cspiln
UNIVERSAL CLOTHING co.-TvSG petitions q !,
rnefskv. trading a. tho Universal tlolhmf -,
manufacturers OF clolhins =, !Ss Broadway; one ey
these creditors. 81 Rrinn hrn., $500; NeN
man 4 Bro $685. and " l. icscphson $500 snd
the other nv David Freeman. $3.50, Harry kunei
schmidt seas. snd Mar Ccscn s-l' Maein, US
ABRAHAM NJ Tiukelstcin and Hilloi Piaefsty judge
4 n Hand appointed Hampton - OWNS receiver
With bond Of 5000. ON to application ="
NAVEL CowEv. travelling salesman. Of is'
IVES, 9ith o.. has Med petition n nsNiums y,
With liabilities ~ 5000 and sssets ~ Sl- 'aan III
three savings banks.
ALBTRf MURPHY. IR.. q Bedford hs,,
ae9 petition IN esnsriP'y w, WIN o, nsp'' csr o,
ROSE MARKowrrz. or 5ia wcs, iso'h hs;
fiod a psiuon IN bsnkupicy. with liabilities ot
s. COS 20 the Morris rsrs Estates on a igdsmcnt
obtained on December N growing out of me pur-
'' iouS '' FAM AIN, o. seo rnh Az has alcd
petition IN bankruptcy. With hahihiir' 81 lbs And
no ssse'' Mose Or ihe d's,s srs hotel ana garage
CHARLES RLoCRHAN Of 6l7 West la2d ..
has Sled q petition IN bankruptcy with liabilities
q SeSS and no assets
Composition Confirmed
HENRY ScHWARTz Judge 4 \. Hand las
confirmed a ,nmgosltion Of Heuu schwartz. cloth
ing dealer CT icukers. with creditors Al - crnis
on tho dollar cash.
Bankruptcy Schedules
LARRY BEsTHoTr. dealer In drgoods. a 1852
Prospect sve has filed schedules showing llshih
lies of safe and assets s. goo consisting "
Npak 81 600. fixtures $500 and real estate iu Tic
Brona $25oo mougased for s. 500
s. COT-rlL 60 oliver q. lcsscndcu snd Ter
clvai Wids receivers for s Collie Co. manufacturing
icweuer. of t5 West ieth g.. have been author
ired 20 continue ihe business FOR Eve days. La
hudcs are Sif2 fS5 and assets $40 IA, consist
Ing o. merchandise. Sqsf41. accounts, f25lio. bills
receivable. sSGS. and cash. S219. or tho mfr-
chandse. flS.GjO f. pledged collateral
liner BROS.-ludge A y. Hand hss sppN tt-
"a Walter T. Buaut receiver for Iincr Brt.s. .
Ercccrs. a. 1891 Ave A. with q bond Of 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-24
ARRIXID

Ro,h Dutch. Psnsroskan Oct "a. soura0sya
nov - ssaar4ns ~ S az I,.,1o ~ NIs9oe Dee
49, Cape Town g. PsramaribO Jan - and Bar.
bados lJ 10 Hnch Edge q Go. With mails aud
"' Wsurs '' CB1. Perth Amboy. to the Trinidad
shipping x Trading Co. IN ballast. quar- a.
santa Clara. Havana Jan 6 and Cisnfussos 10.
20 The American & Cuban - Co with sugar. Bar
Lsmpasss. Brunswick Jan %. 10 tho Mallory
s. CO. with mdse. Quar- AZ s. m. -
city o; Montgomery. savannah quar- at i;53
Arh tBr. Cardiff Jan g. TO David Warden.
in ballast Bar al $50 10. 49,, = ri,
dad To- Grenada n and 50 kits g. 70 the
Trinidad Shipping & Trading Go. with mdse' Bar
~' Henry IS-y T scott. Bueaelds Dec li and ceiba 80
and Mo Colorado Jan T. 20 Harrison Co. with
meho5,ey Hs sT.s At jan no g. to the New York
Cuba Mail $ GO. with i0z passengers. mails ana
n9 ,,al Bar S 4 lS4. ReHs and Norfolk to h.
Old Dominion IS Co. with passengers ana muse
wa ssrS az CBf. Liverpool Quar- at m.
california (Bfl. Glasgow. quar- a. s'lO y m.
New York Dutch. Rotterdam. SANDY HOOK az
o'is Transport Bufold. Cristo5al Jan IS. to tie
Tinted states Ouancmasters' Department, WIN
passenger malls and mdse Highland. Al ~ a.
Panama Cdstoha Jan IT, 20 the Ianane h a.
road IS Co with passengers. mails and mdse' Bar
al Docfra Bueno, Ayrcs Dec @ Montevidso q
Trinidad Jan II and Boston ~ 10 bAfOet 70
Inc with mdsc. Bar % 100 y m y. %,
New York Dutch Rotterdam Jan y 70 Il j
Warden. with mdse. Fire Island a. 80 H. ,,
Ssxonia lBr) Liverpool. 10 the tunafd Line. VIZ
roessncers mails and mdsc. Ambrose enamel
iieh,shlp at $40 m.
SAILED
Cornish Point OBJ. CardiG: Mohawk Ch2 .i,..
"a I.etso,'yillc. TIia DAM. Baltimore Cny OF
Sst ,u Have. Vologda tRussl Koa Bay; Mamma
HSa Bailmore Cherokee s %m'4 b6%aeo cS
s,t l D, n eyre. Corsica Norfolk; La Rance I'M
ifor,issii1. Mouse (grl, have. IN, - cid,
satamaha, Houston. Paunonia lbfL LohuoN wa
sc,aIin6,ia Br). Genoa. Crsiheus lNorl Gardens
Hamilton. Norfolk and NewpoH New. hl .1 e.yf
il.eli..i-,a,. ,vfy OF Columbus, savannah AlAeile
1 a. iuc,terdam. Pancras OBJ, Ayonmqu-h' :
,h,.;eolG tBrl. Ayonmouth; Anuoco Accame lll@4l
Gibraltar. Ncsta lDulchl' AIn9''i1e'N' -'- ~
tprI Bristol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-24
SPIELBERG TELLS
OF RAE'S MISTAKE
LAWYER and Wife Wit
nesses for Government
in Stafford Trial

The story Of Bae Tanners recanta-
.,,, Of her testimony that James W.
o.horne was the man she knew as
ol;ver Osborne, was told yesterday af-
,,rnoon by Harold Spielberg, of 4oi
riverside Drive, who became the girls
lawyer after the reeantation, and by
vrs Spiclberg. They were the prin-
,s,sl witnesses produced by tho gov
,rpment in rcbuttal when the defence
,,.,ed lbs case in tho trial Of Franklin
Roth Mr.. and Mrs. Spielberg tcsti-
fe3 ibst Miss Tanner. at their home a
fev. DAVIS after the hearing before
commissioner Clarence S. Houghton
Wv March "a. 1915, voluntarily made a
Ststemert that she had "msde a dread
mi mistake" and that James W. Os-
horne was not her "Olivcr.'
"When did she say she realized that
.ho had made q mistake - asked Will
lam Rand, jrs Special District Attor-
Wanted TO Tell Osborne
osbe told me that she knew James
"a Osborne was not the man when he
csro into Nh. Houghton's Office on
tbat dav." replied Mrs. Spiclbcrg. "Shc
seiI sbc wanted 20 so over 10 Mr.. Os-
borne and tell him she had made a
5readful mistake, but she WAS afraid.
Sic said that Mr. Osborne looked care
worn and haggard, and that he was
ever so much older than the man she
bsd known as oliver, and that he was
-. o., han deornpin
Nr. Srielberg testified that nephew
NJ Rae Tsnzer had come to his office
snd asked him to visit the girl at her
hro+her's house in East Seventy-ninth
Street
II told the nephew 20 tell her to come
10 nv house or TO my Office said Mr..
Spielberg. THAT night she came to
nav house, in 81 East Seventh Street,
ana told me she had made a mistake.
! told her TO tell the truth, and not
20 fear
Nr. Spielberg said that rs the girls
attorney he had instructed her TO re-
fuse % answer questions in the hrst
trial of Stafford, in May, 1915, as she
MAS then under indictment for using
,hc mails 10 defraud Mrs. Spielberg
accompanied Miss Tanner 70 court on
that occasion, and the girl sprung a
surprise by again Identifying James
W. Osborne as Oliver
Wanted 10 Help Stafford
after she had done this" Mrs.
Spielberg said yesterday, 81 told her
she was crazy; that she knew Mr.. Os-
borne was not the man. She said, I
know he isn't the man, but Roger Wood
got me so mad that | said it was James
W. Osborne, just 20 spite him. And
then when | looked at poor old man
Stafford, and thought of all he and the
Slade boys had done for me, ] decided
TO identify James ". Osborne as Oliver
again
Joseph Marshall, who has refused TO
testify regarding conversation which
ne had with Charles II. Wax, the self
confessed Oliver Of Rae Tanzer's ro-
nance, in the Tomb3 during December
was committed to Jail for contempt
Of court by Judge Learned Hand. Mar
shall's attorney, William c. Bowers,
Cd. said he would attempt to free bis
client on a writ Of habeas corpus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-24
BUSINESS TROUBLES


Bankruptcy Petitions
INICOHN FILM SERVICE CORPORATION.--A
r..IGrr in bankruptcy has been fled against the
Iueon FILM Service Corporation, engaged IN buy
a. selling ana rental OF films, al l46 70 l32 West
i5Hh e.. t7 House Gresham & Norhaus, attorneys
lr- fhe.e creditors Lenulo L. George S3.96S
Charles Abrams. SCI and Samuel II. Fine. Sl55.
Preferential payments and transfer OF property are
ALLEGED g. fle sctszof bankruptcy. The company IS
q Delaware corporation. incorporated IN February.
ole with capital stock Of 81 $50 900. Liabilities
pre- reported % be $500 900 and assets about $4,000.
Ths company has branches In Albany Syracuse,
Bangor Mc.. and Springfield. Mass
SPA BUFFET LUNCH co. lNC.-A petition IN
lunch Co. Inc. o. ls9 Broadway. b. Conron
Brothers Co.. a creditor for Sll9i. The company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-24
FIRE RECORD

i.45-8i-33 Broadway. Mercantile Lunch and
others unknown.
Casey. unknown
g.9O-80i SIN ay.: owner unknown no damage.
b.5N-3-5 East 37th st. Abe Addison slight.
S:95-675 West lSlst st. Harry Lubrch q Co
slight
iO:40-l26s Clay ar. The Bronx: Mar Bsyer; I'M
known
Io:45--lS7 West s9h St: William c. Strange
trihing
II .to-26 Bssex ST. Louis Pusselnick trining
845-l75S Bathgaie av.; Herman Grant TIMING.
4.OD-s46 6th ST. Philip Baumann; uihing
'A.OO-l4l2 Charlotte ST. X. Hufhe. trihing
s.05-Northwest corner Greenwich and Charles
SIS unknown; trifiug
500 W llSth ST. samuel Michenbaum; TIL
fling ,.,
7.O5-2H Avenue b Tasom Brothers; tfinlns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-24

street No Q and No. west ioist Stree
and No. 4lf and No. as Central Pari
West
cont subject 20 the state Of facts whlcl
an accurate survey would shos
Approximate amount ~ the mortgage
dom costs. and allowance. $2-3. lst is
tsRes. assessments and water rates, fl'.
ff1 o.
Dated January lnfh. 1871
ARTHUR y. CIEGERICH, Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-24

The approximate amount OF The lien or
charge. to satisfy which the above de-
scribed property is 10 be sold Is S2o,l5J. 80.
with Interest from December 10th, 1916.
together with the costs and allowances,
amounting 10 si43.37. with interest from
January Sth. 1917. together with the eX-
penses Of sale The approximate amount 9f
The taxes. assessments and water rates or
other liens, which are TO be allowed to the
purchasers out OF the purchase money, or
paid By the Referee, rs Si,-6s.s5 and IN
tercst.
Dated. New York. Jan. 18th. 1917.
HARRY BLUR. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-24
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE

To EXCHANGE for Income Ne~ York CITY I'm.
proved property. assume trst mortsske 100000
10 $50 800. no serold morgsgs 900 scrcs marsh
land Cameron Parish louisiana. on Guf u
Nerico Adjoining tract owned b. Rocksf4ilsr Foun-
faftou ard s1uh ~ tract owned uy The Deering
family 20 International Harvester lompiny value.
$40 Hfn. r.f1r nf rHrlnfralIce lff cotnfl's,lors
uuuer Lila srJalni. 40 sheridan Road.
Eralslon. llLaols
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-24
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

IN y. Y.
Zcsiard fris San FfaaciscoJ--ss Soioma Jan Is
'A Raii Mani . 2s
Hawaii Guam aud Phil ppiuc Islands via
San Frsnciscoj-U 5 Transport .......... Jan 81
Hawaii Via san Fran.isco)-Ss willie nina Feb
Y Y. is,5 Nisssra -.'....-.... FEB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-24
POLICE DEPARTMENT

Trsn,iers.-Tan el-Ptlmn Robert Dugan. Tram
A fo Mar Div PROM u. ". III. "a lIott- MOTOR
Cycle lrnln. conrad Lanqmsn' "ates D., niss
Motorcycle Ptlmn. Alexander O Logan. Iohn ). ~
'o I., 5s1 A,,lsnment,, Mounted serzt Fred
erirk Z kiinck lssih. ~ fcr patrol. 30 DAYS
Jan "a Ptimu idhn u Butler, S'lh a. s,.u" :.
.itsndsnt. Albert ~ Hanft. 2pth. 10 sih I y.
clerical duty. 10 DAYS. Jan "a; Harry DuhHooYS
SSH. 10 ~ l.. Is DAYS Jan. - 10 30 ~ !,
Dcvle ism. Joseph Mealey. 3ist; Frank Neuherth
seth. Arthur Austin. llith. Burton Royce. listh
t Issyos ' Of Assenoe without psy) sog Charles
Mchsel ?. Mclaughlin. 2sth. DAY. Pm p m, jan
I.6 o j6hs j. Msh 1aRs' Si,h. Ssy NJ
i. Tsssn, tsIs i isoh sdsy. n
Ian 10. Joseph r LorcnS, l6lst. JAYS, m
Jan 2l. John Cross. li2d, 1 dN. l3.ol a. m
F Fuli Pay while on Sick Report.-Patrolmsn Ea.
gene A Healey lst Jan. &. during disability MAJ
lsascsen. lst Jan TO- 10 Jane, T. 3S,b
jan. q to n: Frederick Idnmeycr sd. Dec Is 70
Jan 3 Frank McConvlle. 3sth. Nov. 10 De- :
J. Barncs. 62d Jan. 10 ~ ~ Patrick Mords. ssh
Jar. H. during disability. Michael oDea, SlS
Ian TO- during disability. Joseph >. Creighton
flSth Jan 4. during disability. Glenn lamhhl
iioth Ian = during disability: John J. o'Reiily
lssth. De- 20 to Jan. II Mehae. McNseieS' i.,ln
N g.: David splitter. l52d Dec y 20 Jan. =
Everett kelum o1Sth Jan. 10 TO IL William u
Coots Traffic e. Jan. L. during disability. td"ard
T. y Mcdonald Traffic y, Dec. 80 20 Jan. H. aud
from Jan r. during disability.
Change OF hame.-Patroiman Louis u. VI. Mo'ku-
witt listh having BEEN authorized by the court
10 assume the name OF Louis Mason On ana aver
Feb. 49, the records Of the Police Department shall
10 changed accordingly 49,
Resignation. Joseph A Twyford. l'lst
r. r. M. Jan. %. -
Dropped from the Rolls.-Patrolmsn Joseph p.
O'MsIry. if9th. against whom charges are pend
ing having submitted hb resignation. Is dropIrc
from the rolls.
Revocation Of Appointment Special Patrolnai
William n. Young shield No. 22s, WIN me NeN
York Consolidated Railroad Co.. Jan. 20
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeUS of the World

weather: middle Atlantic. moderate variable and
ovcrcHt weather south Atlantic and esst Gun.
moderate cast and probably rain. vest 6uif. mol
crate variable and oVsrrast weather upprr lstes
fresh weet. With overcast weather and snow n.ur
rics. lower Lake,. fresh southwest overcast weather
and probably snow hurriea.
Forecasts ter Special LooslIns,.-NorthsTn New
England. fair and somewhat warmer Wednesday
THURSDAY. probably fair
Southern New England Eastern Sos rork-Fair
and somewhat warmer Wednesday. Thursday un
settled
Eastern Pennsylvania. Delaware Maryland. DIS
int n Coumbla--psry overcast ana warmer
Thursday unsettled probably rain or snow
New Iersey-Partly overcast and warmer Neines-
day. Thursday unsettled probably rain or tnoN
Local 0felal Recorc.-1he following ccicih rec-
ord from the Weather Bureau shows Temperatures
during tho last twentJ.fCur hours In comparison
with the corresponding date Of lest year;
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
HICH WA

Omitted states Coast and Gcodetlc sureyD
sun risos. ...........7 rs Moon nsen "a NJ. 20
Sun sciS. .......t..5 Moon sets ~. m ol
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Barometer Rcsdlnss

sa m. .30A .. m..ao3o p n. ''V''l
Local Foreoad-Fair and somewhat Vsrme'
"wednesday. Thursdsy. unsettled. moderate snuth
| MIMI.
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MEETINGS

t>~r.t NETTING oF Ttgs AMERICAN ~
-gtb Il $50 T. A. L r. MJRDOCk. secy.