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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-03

,,,-, ,rop.pu ryPFwRIrITN LETTERS. 500.
VI neo SIZE. 10 O0O 50 GEO. r
W. THFRFORD 10 broadway lEGuiIasl' b'ds }.
I'ron 1881 Hector ifts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-03
FORECLOSURE SALES

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
YORK Perfect Costfront Pad Com
pany. Plaintiff. against Mary G. Therry. ct
al. Defendants.
ure and sale, duly made and entered In
The bove-enttled action and bearing date
the 4th day OF December, 1916. /. the IN
dersigned. the referee in said judgment
Exchange SalesroOm, no. li-i6 Vesey
street, In the Borough OF Manhattan, City
OF New York. on the 3rd day OF January
1917. at ~ o'clock noon on that day. by
Joseph = Day AuctiOncer, the premises
directed By said judgment to be sold. and
therein described as follows;
ALL that certain lot piece or parcel
Of land situate, lying and being In the
Sevsuteenth ward 81 ne city, 81 Ne"
BEGINNING az a point on the South
westly side ot Fourteenth Street distant
three hundred and tfty-siX feet 1850 and
six inches (6) Northwestwardly from Sec
ond Avenue and running thence SOuthwes'-
wardly on a line parallel with the said
Avenue and through certain party wall
one hundred and three feet tl0J) and three
inches 90: thence NorfhwestWardly on
line parallel with the said street twenty
four feet (2B; thence Northeastwardly
on a line parallel with The said Avenue.
and through q certain party wal, one hun
bred and three feet N03) and three Inches
CB 20 Fourteenth Street. and thence
southesstwardly along Fourteenth Street
twenty-four feet (2il 20 tho point or place
~ beginning Said premises being known
hy The street number 220 East i4th Street
borough Of Manhattan. City OF New York"
Dated. New York December nth. 1915
GEORGE LESTER LEWIS, Referee
ALEXANDER. COHN s. SONDHEiM
Attorneys for Plaintiff. 81 Chambers
The following is diagram OF the prop
erty 10 be sold. rs street Number Is 220
East lith street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-03
Army and Many Orders;
Movements OF WdrShibS

naval pJ onnoers school. to usu yard. wash
= A rsymss,sr ,. II KNArr d-,sch~i radio
r. a rs, ,rrsiS = d 'fARs6Ss dGasbed nav
yard Washington. 70 Bureau OF supplies and 40
coainis NAVY Department. vios \ 4 rfqmattef
S. hENrsloNE. 10 discussing ornoer radio "a
chl,s Marhiuis, J. G srErN. dcsohod Charleston.
10 Naval Hospital New York
Msohinist = n. CHASE. detached South Caro-
Cliof rsy CLERK e. T. BAHRESpr. detached tho
Pay Cerk A. G. KOLLoWSkl. 10 Naval Hospital.
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED
Dec aa-saiurr. 81 San Francisco. Esgie a. san
uaFo. Buffalo. A. Mazatian. Ncv Orleans. al
De- go bushnell. II. IL u and ~. st Ia.
va6a Cuba: Frederick. al Puget Sound. Jupiter.
~ Newport News
Do Sl-Giaricr It san Diego. Irio. In srd
ozark a. Jacksonville Sterling At ronsrngnth.
A. A. Tunun. A. San Francisco
Jan. celtic. az Port su-rrnce. C"ssr. A. Hors.
Kcuiucig. az New York yard. Sterett. a. Nsw
Orleans.
Da, eo-sanrn 1Ihuron Tor san Francisco.
De. 80 Hannibal. Guantanamo Tor Survey Grounds
Jupiter. Norfolk yani for Newport News and Guam
tsnsmo. L-lO. In and ozark Charleston Tor
Jacksonville
Doc 81 -Nercus. Norfolk ysrd Tor scwslIs Point.
..uquo.s san Diego for Mare Island. sterctL
Pensacola for Now Orleans 1ilamook. Marc Isl
and for san Diego 1uttun. Marc Island for san
Francisco
Jan. j. Cesar. Uoris FOR CadIz. Celtic. por, au-
tansmo. Potomac Guantanamo Tor Puerto Plata.
Tscoms san Domingo Ci-y Tor Sanchez. TruI-
tun. san Francisco for Astoria.
Jan. suppl Guam for Culicn. J.. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-03
POLICE DEPARTMENT

sssru>-Dso 81 Lieut. Daniel l. Bunce. ls6th.
90 ttglctton. sl.l25 appointed Sep. 10. 1873.
l'aiiisf.-iLa. Z Ps,rOlman Francis {. harron
lss1 18th
hrpFaD Assignments. Patrolmen DdUard
any H.; Charles Feusrol. Cd. and John ]. Cav.
~ 70 s.h 90 DAYS. dec. 80. David sheehan.
~ nd james G0-mal. 1911. 20 Bur. OF Repairs,
= dila !G Ferdinand Romano. 2jth. 90 18Th.
a. eseftor O. motor patrol wagon Dec %, during
..i'as o. operator on slck report. Hans Amundseui
- 10 {. o.. H chauffeur. ID DAYS. Jan. q,
sl-ln Gerry. tNh 10 cycle repair shop. Is dave
an Cal o. i. Anderson. l45th 70 clerical and
--s GUY 10 DAYS De-. so william J. Mills and
ais heltfer l5tfh. dIy o. station house al
1aEA Dee o. during absence o. attendants on
~ epoft hI'rOn Amelia j. Boyle l6sth. 20
a ~ dtys Der so
hsihsent Discontinued .-Pstrolm6n william j..
'I.ei, tih. 70 &. % squad ltemp0rsryl. Jan. 2.
Ss'e q Abtsaoe .Fithout paw .-Pairolmen Rob
Z, hA Nlsoa. ill z day 1901 e. NJ. Jan. L.
- Dondtro. 5-a ! dSy. a ~. Dec 81 Deanis
"a, On. j day, a. NJ. Jan. 2 Charles W.
80 III CAY u Of m. Jan. 2; john
,L-o I'D, ! cay ~ Of a. H.. Jan. S. Alfred
- l1n' ga, j DAY. 4 3 ~. Jan . Alfred
nv ~ s'n tay. 1901 a M. Dec 81 Charles
f'.sr WI. dSJ. q. m. Jan william
- so'h, J. day. a. m. Jan. =. Herbert
~ 80. I oay. =. m. Jan. l. Thomas T.
.s..h dsy. y On m. Jan. 4
B,-'D'eeso himout PD.-PEtrOlman Bfmund J..
.tsa u a. d.. Jan. 4.
-. 'sSoo.-ln trcordanco with ne pToyiions -
~ w Or me Greater New York Charter:
n...tDo - .s-Pslo.ma1 John J. Sharkey. l49th
l,''s,s a-i4eut David Murphy, Trsfnc B. Jan.
Ass'tf A. W1houm. 40th, Jan. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-03
BUSINESS TROUBLES
Bankruptcy Petition,

u.p1-,-vss HOLDING CORPORATION -, -. le
,itio1 fss been fled against w ni,crt by
80 rrrdi,ors. Henry ScheicnKorAe; Sa'O I, 80
icyeuytsin s3l9 and John buiut , 800 money
$500 ma the company had ifaisieiIe" t9o,
t--stII 5t'. aud accounts. 5000. IL was ln''.
ro-s+a,l on Sept 20. 1910 WIN 49, 80. 100 evs
81 COO Is latest BUILDING ~ 49, ~ belmont
ron i-s.n 81. under building loan mof'sAS'
CfCiFN 4 BURKOwITZ.-A petition ma, hss De. p,s"
81 NoiiL-f - JIsrrv Cohen and Joseph Beiho"u1'
re- ieu s-,'--'.ed he firm OF Cohen & beno"uI
clothing dealers a. CD bey anu ~, 2,,dT Coren-
ton Stpo"e - samuel spectos. 500. Judge
Nave APPOINTED Archibald Baxter reoe''oi' i"''-'
uts exc wy C0t9F-~ a petition has been Ned
against Morris Cohen. and ~ cehl SUI per,,sn
sfh Gy hy these credltoI5 "a I'D Robert
Roeeobsrs, SJOT. Liabilities are $4,000 ana assets
F-iSAAC ACKERNAN.--A position las been MEG
100 Isasc 4ckerman 8 and 10 cent store ..
Yorkers. b. Gusse Bars. G creditor JOY s' n On
was alleged that De made a. , $50 w. q 100 and
asIeI n 'SSGHIAcHETZKI CO. nc. manufactures
- cloaks and SUITS al 81 Division st. has insds
q. '.oens ,-snt to Harry Osterman. The business
,f.--ed I'M 1895 end incorporated on Apni -
IsI4 with capital stock OF 1917, anu ,sntr,,r,,y
$500, elad against 10 By these creditors: Max
UoroSltE. 81 2s4. Edward +, Butler |AS' ana
LoGi .r ~ S sscsHREiBERsDoRF butcher. Of 2osl
,,NoIln Tie Bronx has hled 4 petition
,i,E Tahulties 81 S5f.J56 and no ssses. AMONG
he creditors are tho Lawyers Mortgage Oo' F4''''0
srd Archer v PancoGst fll.OOV -
IOsEPH STERNBERG. desle, M Hnss s si,S
iiefrties Of $685. and assets o' s-voo. Ga" s's,nt
~ .,ok 81 400 furniture and httsTes $tgo,
security on lease $50 snd eash, 'ooo s.rrId h,
Brewing 60 Is Dou''' w.
eh s,roRGT wRM Of 2ls West loeth q formerly
grocer has ted PS as t WI. s ssp In
et,r ,or.er (Stv Court Judge Richard l"ncn
y, , debtor for sl29. or me haplitee N-,olVo -
m, rent and on leases. &. AchuiS Is 'i'""o'
i'5 ossctR OLSON. trurEman. Of p west ls tt5
, 49, eisd A petIton. with haoIhues on to,'N,
srd s.ses Of s2St cons suns or aceo4n.s. ~ az"
s.s 1910 si4 being los o. Port JEFFERSON ~.
a. 81 $50 ou a chat'el mortgage ..,, o.
MARIA HAfSTEAD. ~ White liMns' me-
aleI petition. With liabilities OF S4''5 anu ITO
@F settlement with Creditors
u yr-RDTrZKY who had = family LIQUOR slofe
a. ,ee Madison st. has made seiuemenl VIII
(.-.,lito-q I'D rs cents on thr ooiaf ie'e''' T"
notes al s4 and twelve months
Assignment
pogFNRrrrN & CAESAR. doiicatfsson store ~
SOS r,sfertfan ay havr made an rH' ll'ns W
D.rd "a Kahn Tue deed wa ssned ~ Saia
cesar Jsoob Rosenhium. who Is mo ''h'l '4''D'''
ava N'' '''' SALE Of Real Estate
AMERICAN REAL ESTATE 90 -Judge leaned
~ hss gisrsd ar order FOR Walter G. Ncre' sisi
Aif,el h Mailing rVeisus AZ ule AmeIiCen Ms
Esisis Co.. 10 SOL those p5opetIes h io.tu
I r'- 400. p.a.s aud Q. ule Ll1aiN4s 'ag i.ii7
..,r.rf, Tfe Bronx io Aica Baxter io, s-.,'o'
and on Prospect pryr. near '4mgor lie 40
I'M. Yonksn. " Edward b. C0le i0' s''V'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-03
BACK at WORK
WITH HIS OLD LAW FIRM

former Justice Resumes Practice He
left Nine Years Ago for Goyernorship
4 sign painter was engaged on the
rer,h floor Of SO Broadway yesterday,
-aasmall crowd Of Office boys, A. D. T..
-ssengers and stenographers watched
La. lie was putting a new sign on
re entrance door Of the law Office OF
bounds. Schurman & Dwight.
ina few minutes the glass was clear.
Ia then put up the name Of the hrst
-snber OF the new firm. The small
uoVd cheered.
The name was Charles Z. Hughes.
Inside eY-Justice Hughes was en-
aged in his first day Of active law
practice in almost ten years. The first
business day Of the new year marked the
resumption Of the law partnership OF
Nr. Hughes and his old associates, Ar
thur c. Rounds and George ". Schur-
man. Of which he was d member when
nominated for Governor Of New York
oy the Republicans in 1906. The new
name Of the firm will be Hughes,
Rounds. Sehurman & Dwight.
Charles E. Hughes, jr., will be asso-
Gated with his father in the firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-03
1nsr RANKROOks

,osr P,rtb.os No SOC 5aT seam-r's Bank ioi
s.rrS rs Wei st.. A-T YORK fNmei'
..crr.f ard cancellation applied fer. Please "
fu-r o. bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-03
NOCTOR'S SLAYER
GETS LIFE TERM
n, Atwood, Whose FL
.ncee Committed Suicide,
pleads Guilty TO Murder

,..,, jan. THE case made up
y. ,si,ide Of Or. Celia Adams OF
e.,.Ilire. and the killing Of DR.. Viii
..sr Harris by Miss Adams's sweet
-. ~. Dr.. Eldridge u. Atwood, Of Wo-
s,-s, stopped short Of a trial to-day
.s.r Atwood withdrew his plea Of not
M, 70 murder and pleaded guilty Of
s---Ser i1 the second degree. lie was
-.--..-ros 10 life imprisonment.
"~sa ,r,~cirsls iD the affair were
-...;s,r- osteo0aths. DR.. Harris was
r.,;5ert Of tho Massachusetts College
y 0steopathy and leading figure M
n, profession. Miss Adams and ur.
itroo5 he'd been his pupils and az the
80 Of the killing were practising in
.,-s-sertlv. on July rs Atwood at
...tsd Harris I'm The latter's office.
WSb q revolver he wounded Harris
,sree times. and the latter died.
few hours after TIC shooting At
r,o5 was arrested and calmly stated
,s,t he shot Harris because the latter
I'd wronged his tancee.
The sane day Miss Adams was found
..,orscious in her Office from poison,
administered She died.
tiwood said that the night before
4, shooting he mot Miss Adams, who
IA him finally that she could not
~,uv him because of her relations
IN Harris, who had gained a SUI
sunacy over her which she resented,
hi. could not escape Atwood and the
wgre woman quarrelled. The next
t,7 he was called to a hospital, where
I, found Miss Adams dying lie went
directly TO the Office OF Harris and
tot him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-03
ARRIVED

s.amboul fNor). las Pslmas Dec and Bsrmude
"a to Benham & Boyesen. with cabin passengers
and mdse BAR al ] 10. o., -, r.
Sieuw Amsterdam Dutch Rotterdam Dec TO-
via Falmouth g. 70 tho Holland America Lane
with 49, first Al9 second cabin and 30 sleeiAse
nsssengefs mails and mdse. Bar Al SO m
Anglo PatAgonisn tBrl. Ia Palhes Dec 10. 70
the Federal Exporting Go. 30 ballast bar A.
p N. 49, 49,. m, Ion
dom Noy 20 and Plymouth Dec Il. 20 & bames'
ain Oil Bar al 80 m. LIST
Frederick Iuckenbach Rosario Nov -. santos
Dee and 81 Lucia IS "a tie Luckenbtch - Co.
Win mail, end mdso Bar g. SIS m.
Beuglels Norl. Bristol Dec is. ~ me Anglo
American OIL Go. 30 ballast. Bar ~ 10 p N, lst.
Comet Tampico Dec 90. 20 the STANDARD Trans
po-tstics Co. with Oh. BG e. 10 m. lat
slrombus tBrl. Norfolk Dec 81. 70 II Rum,
Bris fSved). Phnadslphia Dee ~. IN ballast,
Iohshaven Dutch. Rotterdam Dec II. 70 n
RiilI a TO- iu bsua.t Bar AZ $50 m.
Cretaston tBrI. Hull Nov Is. Aberdeen n snd
Uampion Roads Jan l. 20 Fumes. Witty Co.
in ballast. Bar at lo45 m.
Havana Havana Dec co. 20 The New fork ard
cuba Mail - Co. with III pnsengcrs mails ana
mdse Bar a. ~ 81 y IN.
Meiford Hal (Bri Manchester Dec Is 10 the
White star rne with mdse. Bar 40 u 0l m.
loWan santos Dec q. RIO de JaneiEo and BAL
timore Jan b. 10 the United States and Brazil -
co in ballast. Bar a.
jean. Port Tampa for Carere;. 70 II Bun
90 with mdsc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-03

From The Tribune Burcau.l
Washington. January 2
Ma JOIN W CRAIG cavalry. detached orioers' list.
detailed assistant chief. Philippine ConstAhuisl
With rank of rocue from ieb l. MAJ CRAIG
Will remain present duties until late IN Jan
Tor Manila
Resignation ~ Cant NyAU n COUSINS. iH
mr. Va y. g.. accepted.
Can't JOHN ! BuRiTlGH infantry detached ON
crr' lst roro.t %, telegraph to commanding sen
orai tasien DEPT. Tor mastering ont duty.
First IT, NORMAN r. MBEArH M r. e.. 20
Jefferson BARRACKS thence TO Southern Dept with
trst troops leaving that post FOR that department
First L. y BUTLER BRsCoE. l2h cav. do
tailed Tor duty with high schools ~ Washington,
u G.. vice Capt EDGAR y srEEvER 30 Inf.
detached orcer lsi, hereby relieved.
Cart EDGAR y SrUEyER. Sd Inf. detached on
rcr list detailed TO supervise military instruc-
ton I'm public hIgh srhooics ~ Central Dept.
with station OIL culver Ind
Col LEON $ ROlpiEL. Infantry attached I'm
lnfl. rom his present duucs detailed fH tenn
poaV cuty pertaining 2 insl~uon OF Nsuonn
Guard. with station m View York CITY
Leave of absence Tor one moOh. Ia take effect upon
arrival so United States. granted ~ Cot fItANh
Is FERGUSON. Coast Art. deached onlcers litt
designations 81 Second II. JAMES ". DRIVEN
Oh Inf. y &. y. G.. and Second IL. AkIH
g. ICnrElNACHT "a INT Iowa n. c. &C
CAPT. BRADY G. RUTrENcUTrFR from lH 70
18th Inf
NAVY
Commander r. r RmCTIy. dsssched PennCl-
vsnis: 10 Naval Hospital. Washington.
vads 70 Naval War College
L. Commander j a. JACKSON. detached once cf
Naval Intelligence. jan. d.. 10 Frederick
j. A. Psymssior o. d. CONGEh detached charE'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-03
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS

.orND 4 bunch o. keys in front o. lrihune
Ruiliing Owner can have same ~ proving ILop
-. in9tire al advertising desk. Tribune on .,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-03
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST BANKBOOKS.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
COUNTRY PROPERTY

LET YOUR RENT PAY FOR YOUR HoME.
R.st financial plan explained BY Country Rom,
League. No 20 West SD ST.. Dept z. 'Phoa'
$3.50 Mad So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-03
STORAGE NOTICES

WE Will SELL At PUBLIC AUCTION
on Wednesday. January 24th. 1917, ana
every succeeding wednesday until an Is
sold. commencing ~ 1880 A. " each day,
at COOKIES AUCTION ROOMS, INC 30.
e69-sIi East 125th street. New York city,
household goods and personal effects. for
unpaid storage and other charges, stored
by or IN the names. as follows. w NJ.
Gabrlelson Miss Jennie l.. Schmidt, Mrs.
NJ A. Woodbury., Albert Perry, MIS-
James r. Tnlman. Mrs NJ. sye Charles
49, Harris. Mrs Gertrude Johnston. Mrs
Y Y Hercules. Mrs ". r. Davis, Theresa
Williams, Miss HARRIET Tabor. Mrs. C.
Robinson. Mr. A. j. Brice. Miss Irene
Gains. Mrs Eliza Brown, Mrs. Mattle Tray
num- Miss Hil. Mrs. \. @. Brooks, IT,
Niedermaun. David Lloyd. Nine Evellua
osborne, Mrs NJ DoOlng. Mrs Anna Crlst,
Mrs I'd Herbert. Mrs John uoherty, Mrs
Lillian Barnum Mrs. Minnie miller, hrs
s. ". Holman. Mrs. r. Jacoha. Mrs Lizzie
King. Joseph Clark. Mrs. Gertrude horri-
son r Fox. Mrs. Ellen Roberts Mra
O'Toole Mrs Roy a.. Mcdonald, Mrs. Ade-
Islde Swayze Mrs. Maria De Maille. Van
Arkey I'd Nenables. Philip Growick. Mar
ruerrtte C. Henry BEETLE Bouies, James
Mcdonald l. Magldsou. Mrs. Francis Nc
Cauley. Luther Hghsmith. Mrs. Mary a.
Williams. Mrs Florence Letlow, MIS-. Mar
cus Mrs. g. Simons Mrs. Y. Decanno, Mrs.
A Saither. Mrs. Adele Guion, Mrs. Anna
Boyce. johnson. Evans, u. q. Potter. Pre-
genzer. A Charlip. 49,
ROYAL STORAGE WAREHOUSES;. INC
l59-I6l East 126th Street
New York city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-03

day
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan u
Jan 20
Ian e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-03
THE WEATHER REPORT
Local Official Records and Forecasts
for Next Twenty-four Hours

Washington. Jan. 2.-TcnporStIres arc nov sboTe
tho seasonal average IN practically all parts q he
ruuntJ and tho weather Is quito wann IN he grosi
central valleys. the cur stsios and the Par North
Tost In the New England states cloud.ness vii In
crsAse during wednesday Snd b, followed b. rain
ir the south and rain or snow in Tho north portion
In this district WEDNESDAY NIGHT ard rhunday IN
the middle Atlantic states no upper ono NauG
rrd tr. lower lake region clolfnoss VII increase
1-I b.. f.l,o..rf D.. raln "Wednesday or "Wednesday
night sna Fair weather on fhurdN
Ih- frrupersturr VIII rise We'd osdsy ~ me tnll
dis Atlantic AID New EnSlAnd stGGa. lie uggN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-03
FIRE RECORD

=
O0-52G Broome 81. NJ Ansr1rG: trihinE
Z.IO-GG East lUTfh 81. unknown. unknown.
gJ--IOf3 West Farms Road. !. Sachs; ufins.
SeO-Wcbster ave. ard Gun lliu Road. The Bronx
unknown. trifing.
c2T-6ll West 10Th S. Strauss & Adler. tnhlng.
g5-564 Fast J0h S. German Kahan. unknown.
S4J-l-9 West Clst s.. Abraham Jefferson. tn
fling
s4o-IO69 Tiffany st. Tho BrorI: unknown tn
nuE
s5O-543 West I2Jth a.. Dluard T. Anderson
trldiug
= NJ
l2.20-57 Baator st., Salvatore SdbaH; tnhLg
l.O0-S50 East 2lih g., The Br0I' haFun
Baratto. slighL
1920 East S.n ST. Mary Campbell 81 600.
25-2ls East 1874 st., Cal OionsiJ. tnning.
C.25-kiuEbridse Road and hingsbrase Ieffacs'
The Bronx. owner unknown. trnlng.
sos Columbus az. John Davlds0n. trnlng
2 3O-lsO0 Br0adNsy Crcm.er Auto Co -ihing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-03

The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge, 10 satisfy which tho above dc
scrihed property Is 20 be sold. Is S1737.
Min intsrest thereon from TIE 2ist day OF
November. 1918. together with the costs
and allowances amounting 10 1920 with
interest from December Ith. 1910, together
proxlmate amount 81 the taxes assess
r1snts and water rates. which are 10 be
allowed 10 the purchaser out OF ths pur
chase money. or paid BY the Referee. Is
s5cfgO and interest.
said premises will b sold subject 10 4
,nortasEs on which the sum ~ SO. 800
OF principal remains unpaid, with interest,"
GEORGE LESTER LEWIS Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-03
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED

Ki-kwsU Ian stockholm lSWeil. Goihenburs
for New YORK.
san Juan Jan l--Cera'As. New York.
Falmouth Jan Meridian Dutch. New fors
for Rotterdam.
Rotterdam Jan l-Reukelsdyk Dutch. Baltimore
Cristoosl. Jan III Captain. Sew Norh.
SAILED
Rotterdam. Jan 2-Amsteldyk Dutch. View Tork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-03
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS

Japan. Corea and China, via seatue-T'eoin1r r,
Marl ........t.t. .... .t ,,.'' =. - ~.
Hawaii Samoan Islands. Ausuana, Ne" No'- -,
land via San FrauciEC0-NenlWa .'''''''yan
Hawaii via san lhelmina Jan
Japan. Corea and China. via Sesitle-Saoo
Mdru
TiH Islands New Zealand and Australia tex
cept Vest via VANCOUVER Mahufs. 4; 'aH
Japan, C0rea. China and fmlppHe lslAiD' -,
via VaucOuyer-Empfess OF Russle .,'', ''AH
Tahiti Marqueaas. Cook Islands. New ga
land Australia, via San Fraucbco-Astd.J Jan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-03
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS Of the World

Ohio VALLEY and The lower lake region. and ~ viii
continue moderate in other districts east ~ the
Mississippi River during me nolt fo.ty-ci.ht h0ufs.
Winds for Wednesday and ThursdS.--North A.
lsnuc. moderate variable. becoming fresh south. in-
crosSing cloudinss and probably rain. middle A.
lsnuc. fcsh south, probably increasing overcast
weather and probably rain south Atlantic ana east
Cur. gentle 10 moderate variable and far weather.
Forcctsb for Special loeallbs.-Southe-u New
England and EAstern New Yofk-IncTeasing oloudi-
and somewhat warmer today probably followed
By rain tonight and Thursday.
Eastern pcnnsyvaniE. New Jerlsy Delapsrc.
MARYLAND. tho District q Columbia and Virginia
Increasing cloudness and warmer PROBABLY followed
by rain. to-day. 10 morrow. fair.
Local 0nlelsl Reoord.-fhs following Official
record from the weather Bureau shows isinpcra-
lures during the last twenty four hours IA
usrison with the corresponding date q last year:
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FLIES NINETY MILES IN FOG
Aviator Had Difficult Time During Trip
from Philadelphia

Tex Millman, one of the aviators
Who started from Hampstead Plains on
Saturday 10 fly to the League Island
navy yard and back, returned yester-
cay afternoon. He is the sixth TO COM
pste the trip. Five others flew back on
Sunday.
The ayistor's fight was difficult Fog
'bseured the earth most of the ninety
niles from Philadelphia, and he was
forced 70 steer by compass. He lett
Philadelphia at 1924 p. N. and reached
The aviation field al Z p. m.
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Smith TO Meet McCluskey

Jim Smith, the Westchester Farmer,
boxes Al McCluskey, Of Elizabeth, at
the Pioneer Sporting Club, on West
Street, tomorrow night.
Tommy Tuohey will engage Willie
Jones in the other star ten-round bout.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-03
HELP WANTED
Male

Statesmen WANTED % present. standard medical
b,.lss 70 physicians oHy. We have Just issued
.rd nov have ln preparation many new boaks nat
go No.. lns WITH g-onOuncei favor Successful books
r.san sue,es,fll ss r,men. good nome and aDve
ahls occupation. AeiIHA vim fullest details sld
Dc phs. Pa
WANTED Young man a. sale.man to All ppon
doctors dentists and druggists with slom -
haze established c0nnr-iion 10 hnt class sltsmAn
position Is highly rsmun-ativs. p. o. Boa 1873.
Philadelphia Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-03

Local Forecast Increasing cloudness and some
what warmer wednesday. probably followed by rain
Wednesday night and Thursday. moderate variable
MIIls Llcom.ng fraah f0uih.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-03
suRRoGLTEs, NOTICE..

~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
HON John y. COHALAS. q Surr0gats
% me County Of New York Notice %
hereby given 20 al persons having claims
against CHARLES NEUKtRCH. late Of me
Ceunty OF New York deceased. 20 present
ne same with vouchers thereof 20 the sub
.criber. A. their place Of trausacting bus.-
ress Al the ONCE OF their attorneys. No.
T2s broadway, Borough Of Manhattan In
me city Of New York. on or before the 2;d
day Of February next.
dated New York. the 18th day Of
LEOPOLD RossBAcH,
BLANCHE B. NEUKfRCH
GEORGE b. THURSAUER.
Calm LEvENTRIrr g. GoETZ At.
torneys for Executors. i2s Broadway
Manhattan. y. Y. city.
~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or HON
John p Cohalan. Surrogate OF IN.
Couuty Of New York. Notice IL hereby
siyeu 10 all persons having claims against
Emma Morgenstern. late OF the County %
Nsw York deceased, 70 present the same
With vouchers thereof 20 the subscribers 80
their place Of trsnsacting business Room
flDt 10 ~ wall Street. Borough OF Man
hattan. city OF New York. on or before tho
qgth day OF March. 1917
Dated. New York. the isth day % Sep
TENDER. l9ls.
EDWARD a. GREEN.
LEE V. COsHiAND
Executors
SULLIVAN & CROMWELL Attorney,
for Executors. ts wall street Nsv
York. y. y
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Humidity

Highest, g. lat ! , N lowest g tat G a. M
average IS. average same date last year. IS aver
sgc same date for .hirty-throe years 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-03
SCHOOL AGENCIES

American and Foreign Teachers AEeneJ.-'
Supplies Processes. Teachers, Tutors,
Covernesses, etc, 10 Colleges, schools asa
FAMILIES Appy 20 Mr. ~ J YOUNG
FULTON 20 UnioB SQUARE