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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-04

ia Col GEORGE NC. DERBY rctir'd assigned
%, s,ttyo duty report 90 NcH ~ cans
col FRANK > EAsTNh% u " .r.,J,,J to
Cf GIORGE T. ANDERSEN. retrd. a ,,s,.n ~
.pti'. eilt, 20 rriort 10 on chief y pfhnan'''
wv a,rr1pGr < WALLACE Judge Advocate Gen
~ - usi',r. Uc.s-rn Co-ts assigned t0 arN'e
,i.,,, rroor, io Charleston. V. Va r., n9R n
.,',roii'r Win regisra'lrn ~ men ~ military
,,ss s cIt,RirS 10 . CHANDLER signal ,orp-.
srJ an VfRGINtrS D. CLARK. Ir. inl!,-P
aviator signal 'orp-. =" h7up'"-. a...,,.,,ti.t
pora-y Iu'r Do ronner'lr, "ie sf,.f ~ J,.
H. ~ ULYSSES g MALbNANpLK l,,,. -
tarheI 49, from duy win ",s.nn"i 'i is,h ~
,f,' FpA~E B UNErT and t'rsi T. NlI'NN
IOOSLFY signal or'crrs hs.,-se ~ -
.tg..I 10 active duty. MAJ JEWEII - -
' 's ~ %eE YORK sni Flrs, a. L@oSLLn
,,Iu take station u chicago lilo.
Ma RnHIRT B. WOOD retired assigned - 49, ~.
lint, and detailed a. actlny Qu1reIn"ict I'D wy
~ a. 90 a. assistant 10 drpW quar'erina' 'f
rr.t H. SECLEY a wMItH re,iIr.l @''"'''''
roIiosing orirer. puarcrns.'er orccr. R', I,,,
C,,,,. s..igucI 20 active dufy - indioa''-l VIZ
WALLACE \ TRiuBt IL. 10 dn'y a, a'I ,,.,t
,si tuNRIFS " CURRAN. 20 'hir9f a,
assistant to delet qusuc0nssiot Cap hp'l H, ,,
u HICKMAN. 10 NogaIe~ Anf"n'. a. "'''''''''
e,, s 9'.r'' G%cr,l ERNEST \ GARLINGTo,E,
r'tir,d Assigned io Gctre dup at ONCE ''''
c,E, '' FfTpwfRp < cuArrERToN o " on
rer.' Reserve Corps. asIrr i 10 au7, guy.
/.
H.. ~ Provost Marshal general ,
rl,s. D. WILLIAM " HGNTiNHTuN. M~l.
No. Corn. assigned to atiye duty. I" ''''s'
PARK Nj ~ ctaminc applicants Tor -cr,l',,
I-oiis-sfrg f-.f l.eufcu1uts II. g.. ~ p n..''
HOWARD UI'NlE aul ARTHUR ". IINhhA
rapt NOTAN \. ELLIS. 18Th lnf. retirement y
announced - t.,..t.t
can, Tft1ON q e. GARDNER Z \. deiarh'l
lt from Washrgnr to proper station
ant WILLIAM h MOORE. retirr A>lgIcI ~
ari,e duft fo Army signal School. ". l@A''''"'
C,rt IONS VI CAMPBELL retir'd. a,-lsi7' t'
sr,ryc ,iuf, report ~ r. Nrlherspu
can't WILLIAM e. NARROW. q VI. X :. "'
mod ~ active duty % ~ sam lol|NI
assistant NJ department qpar'rnaNer. S"n'"'''
Department. -. t...tt..t
I,r.t r. TARROLD =. MINER. en- dcia,c'.
iu.t---or- lu.trtcutor ~ National Guard. +" I'M"
doph,a ,.....,
list detailed Inspector instructor National "u"H'
to Wlkc, Barre. Penn.
Cart FRED g DOYLE. . G.. Will pro eH'l 10
iratt.bIrg BARRACKS aud report o." COMM iluS
officer NJ oHccr,' training camp f'r tonl.rIdl'
duty a. assistant =" quaucrmAtsr 49,
I.avp ~ Absence four months graui@l 'ait H'
RATIO LAWRENCE OH Iuf.
RrsignafiouS ~ First T. FRANCIS u bfBbN -
'-.ri - Columbia y. g.. Secrrd u 'lAhil9
RRIFN Illiuoi. y . First u J"iN
HNRIAND keIfurky g. aud 90. IAh
ENCF y JOfLIFIE Wcst Virginia r. g.. ace
trlfrI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-04
Produce Markets-Current

Butter. Receipts. $50 packages. Cream
cry. higher scoring than extras, per TO-.
an &c: extras ,92 scorei. Sic; hrsts tsN
90 gl scorcl. 2qff 4oi.c. seconds iN3 So -
scorc). 31U 2Si.c; thirds. @6fI IS '.c. cream
crv. unsaltcd higher than extras. t-i A" i'r;
extras. 81 Hf.c: frsts. @@l.frflc: seconds
g. soc creamery, held. common 10 choice.
SEA ioc: state dairy. tabs, finest inH ilc;
good 10 prime. 31i- H33 &C: common 60 fair.
%3fi SIC. renovated. extras. "tU3t icc; hrst,.
$50 Sec. lower grades 2lM34c. imitation
creamery. frsts. 3id 35c ladies. current
make. nrsts. 320 22c: seconds. STA l'-c,
lower grades. BOA 30iec: packing stock. cur
rent make. No. ], 3lH3l 'oc: No q. 80 '-c;
lower grades. 29d SOC.
Cheese Receipts. $3.50 boxes. State. W m.
white. specials. 2634 n PC: colorcd average
IS &c. lower grades. 25iaH &C. twins.
fresh, oolorcd specials 2G2, n &c; white,
specials, 26a. N &c; colorcd. average fancy.
.6iac. white, average fancy. &c &c; chcd-
dars. fresh. specials. 26S4 ~ &c; an styles.
held specials. @SW 2S &c: average fancy, ga
21tac: lower grades 25M26i4c: Wisconsin.
m. fancy. twins fresh. white. 20 "a &c ,
colored. 26i2 "A pc: double daisies. fresh.
- ~ n &c; Young Americas. fresh. 26i4 m
27i4c: all styles. held, Pa icc: Oregon.
triple daisies, held, ga - PC: state. skins.
fats. specials. 20d PIC: twins and chcddsrs.
specials. 2oc fats choice. l8i2d l9i2c; twins
chcddars. choice 49, n l9i2c. fair TO good.
1Gd lSc; lower grades. l2i.M1jigc.
Eggs Receipts. 81 eos cases. Fresh gath
cred extras. per dozen. 36icc; storage
packed. frsts. 30 ia 36c: fresh gathered.
frsts. 3493Jc; seconds and lower grade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-04
Pimlico Entries

FIRST race Gor colts ard seldinss tEo yssn %.
four furlongs l-Peerless one. 10, JuhM. ~ NJ.
SiarEorth. no. African Arrow. 40; rnn ,..,. ~,
Orlando 81 Havana ll3. Dis1werer. JIG. Ao~s-
sun. 10. George starr. 10. Herediy Nv II.
Second race tthe Baltimore Steeple'hasel 80, ~
four year ODDS and ~: two miles -Irlmpr1' -
Tomahswk 3d. ltI Reliance. ~ Monons VI,
Burgsye li9. Cheuon. IA shsrpshssef -, ".
Distant Shore. IA Eugeni4 Mctico. w o..
King il7 King Fortune. is0 juliet ~
zauO. III. BraLsnOse lta. Slumherfr. ~. ~"
de,i. ~ The GARNET ~. Bon Ros. ~ ~,
Thrl race claiming three -year-o.t, ~ ~.
sh furiOngs. maiden ioTkeys -'Ds'hreak, y ,.,.
sumption. IA. F-.ha Negra 81 Noless'.,, -.
velour 81 ONaga 100 'HOps. le, L-I-
l0t. Edith Baumanu. 1915. jane 7. Nan1n-'
formerly Harlem. ~ Mslabsr. III 49,. a.,
Fourth race The Arlington Selhng haifeN "a.
three year ODDS. - furoug) ble 70, "a
Obu C.. l05. Arbitrator. loi ChcmunE 1872 80
Fox. l0t Scan1s 20. -. 80
Fifth race selling. Tor two ycar-o.d, i.l' a.,
no. Tumble In. 100 LAZY L.'c,u. l9' raw
ITO. Little sweeper l0s g,l
SNth ra5 FOR three wear oh and up. o. ~
Colleen. o. fNebrasks 1913. fiiieirrL a..
Sasdi l05 Judge Wingned l93. Lsc ~ y.
star Finch loa KENTUCKY Boy. loi, ~
tij: Warsaw. l03. Malhcur. lvi h'ns he''' ~
Fr.endless l0j. -. =.
Seventh race The Caswell Selling Hsnaf1g a
three year olds one mile and sixty yaris' -,
Miller. III. Tie Pm. III. VI Bond. 10, m.
Lauder. H. iAhaEs. leo High hone' iV'' "
Hsvrn. 1916.
Apprentice allowance claimed. Par s'A'
.Sw ecney enry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-04
LARnRERS MANrEn

INT5VTsT.tN " \ y 7 I'D
$500 per shift Of eight hours on construc-
t.ou work At Brooklyn Navy Yard for prl-
Nate contractor. Report AZ Marine Gate.
Flushing Avenue and AdclpM Street Work
ing - hours per day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-04
FURNISHED SUMNER HOMES FOR
RENT

ATTRACTIVE S-ROOM. BATH HOME -
acre Post Road. Rye. NeW'y furnished.
Moderate rental TON October lst II taken
now. Eoomy barn. beautiful surroundings
Garden planted Shadyside. Box - q. 90.
Tribune
MONROE ORANGE cor N1N. y. Y.-Attrsctiv-I,
FURNISHED summer residence. 500 foot altitude.
masters rooms. baths. large acreage. garage
William Stout. &eutor. g. Broadway 1890 Broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-04
DERBY Candidates in Clash
To-day mLexington 1ry-out
Fight Log

TONIGHT
Harlem ;. C.-Ted hid Lewis ana
Jimmy O'Hagen.
New Polo 4. A.-Paul Doyle and
George Underwood.
SATURDAY
Broadway s. C Marty Cross and
Young Jack O'Brien.
Fairmont 4. C.-Chief Turner and
Roddy Mcdonald.
Staten Island 5. CA McCoy ana
Eddie Nearing.
Greensboro 4. C.-Johnny Molineri
and Walter Brooks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-04
Champions to Wrestle

Frederick ". Ruben received yes
terday the entries of three Central and
two South Atlantic Association cham
pions for the National Amateur Athr
lctic Union wrestling championships,
which are TO take place at Atlantic
CITY on May I and IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-04
Omar Khayyam viii Be-
Watched as Big Con-
tender for Classic
b. FRANK O'NEILL

Racing enthusiasts will have an A.
portunity to get some line on the >.
spective abilities Of four Kentue.,
Derby candidates to-day. Omar Kb,,
yam. the imported son Of Narco.Ii,
ma and fayorite for the Derby. Mil
meet Emil Herz's Manister Toi; Hp
Hewi,t's Skeptic and r. J. Nol,,,
Top o. Wave. at Lexington.
This will be Omar Khsyysm's s,,
trial under colors this spring. and 4,
race will be watched with keen in,,.
est throughout the country. lie A.,
worked remarkably well. and ran n.
Derby distance, one and one.ou,r.,
miles, in a recent trial in 2 mint,
II 3-5 seconds. This is not near N.
record of 2:03 3-5. set b. Old as~
bud in 1914. but Omar Khayyan "A
MS work in most impre,s,.
style. Charlie Borell, nho viii h,,
die him to-day. and in the Derby. ~
him buck jumping in the last eigsa
Of his trial
4 few days ago. over a muddy trse.
Omar ran a mile in l:40. He IA x.r
up 10 the task set for him to-day. ,,S
his handlers expec; him 10 duolie,,,
the performance Of Wosty Hogan ar
King Herod, two Of his most danse,.
Gus rivals. by turning in a winri,,
race. Those who have seen him vor
declare that Omar is % w
cent better this year than he was lar
No mean task is set for him. eith,,
Manister Toi is a clever performr
while Skeptic has shown well Tm
O. Wave is not so highly REGARDED
but the uncertainties of racing AZ,
more than delightful.
Climbing over MouL Washington 4,
light exercise in comparison 70 getting
into Belmont Park these days. One
has 70 run a gantlet OF guards. yko
are armed with stout, uncompromising
clubs. Unless satisfactory explains.
tons can be made the path is barred
for the guards are instructed to "le.
no one pass.
Herman Pelz. superintendent Of The
park. is the busiest Of persons these
days. lie is directing the force Of
tradesmen who are repairing the
stands and has his hands full. W..
Pelz can bark questions at machine gun
speed, and he has to be answered a.
most as speedily.
Schuyler l.. Parsons was at Belmori
Pprk yesterday, but declined 10 discus
the fire which destroyed all his hOrsa
cycont Koh-TNoor
John f. Madden arrived at Belmor,
Park yesterday. The master Of Har.
burg Place inspected his horses care
fully and then visited around at u,
various headquarters renewing old &C.
qualntances.
r. 7. Wilson's Campfire. which was
ranked first among the two-year-oli.
last season. and Hourless. the juvenile
star of August Belmont's stable. az.
about ready to renew their duel vier
they left of last fall Both have xn.
tered nicely and are we'll along ir hsir
training.
Jerry Carroll has moved into MT
headquarters at Belmont Park wiz
v. r. Goes string of thoroughbreds
I'll fortune ia logging the steps d
Dr. J. S. Tyree. He lost several Of III
hcrses in the recent fire a. Pimlia
and on the day after the FIRE hii
steeplechaser Carbide fell and fac.
tured his hip. An effort will be made
to save the horse for breeding pgr.
poses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-04
Xavier Defeats Regis

Xavier High School had a merry
time defeating tho Regis High School
baseball team at Van Cortland Park
yesterday by a score of 16 to @. The
victors batted out seventeen hits, many
for extra bases. and stole total Of
twelve bases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-04
Pimlico Results

FIRST RACE Selling. for maiden t,o-y,r- 30
purse. 500. -Four furlongs.
FINISH. weight ard lOrke5. straight p'a-e a1E
R,Poude l0s Aieriuee .......t5-l0 s. % tD
Wo With ii iS j. r'' MSr.ssari - - "
Time. go Wise. Ios Dezrce Nohicza W
Soon. Santiago scarf. Peeper alI Lsuis,o, Is
ran
SECOND RACE THE ELKRIDGE srEEru
CHASE. fos four-year ODDS. purse. soc y
miles,
Finish weight and Iockey. straight, PiS.. sbs.
Pussy wiog. lis stevenson SEQ 500 ps
Ma'rnsis. 40 Humphrey ..... -- $50 81
Mastcrul, l42 Allen ......... ~
Time. : u. Pigeonsthor9e. wolferon II. s,n
ders;oot. Socony and water Front Also ran.
THIRD RAcE.-Tor three -year-oli'. Dur. ~
Finish. weigh, and Jockey. s,r.ish, rlvs. -,
King BaygOt 10 lJ3ufVeu . 40 ~
y. X Beal 10 Williams .... ~
Time. / f3 5-j. Bresdninner. Mae Murray y
FOURTH RACE.-Clainins: for three-yssr ODDS
upsard purse 500. one mile and sixty ~
Finish. weight and iockey straight llDre ~
sand Hill. rs CButseln...-.- --- 40 -
Time. y. wodsn. Balsse. 'Cannon.ds. Baia
Luck and MaSim's Choice also ran.
FIFTH RACE For tvo.year- olds. pgrse. 50
-Four and half furlonss.
Finish. weight and Jockey StrsiEh' Pis,s 50
Qnelude III lWsnl 49, SZ' ~ Ss ",
'l1ppity Nltchets III lhoo SOM -al -.
Treasure TrUye. III Williams -
Time. O.56. tCaye Man. .sup%mad TEL "
Kokohi. Land Lu5bcf. Stsrson and Thists a.
ran.
SMITH RACE Selling: for three yeG-c.ds AZ
upward; pure. 500 SIX furionE.
Finish. weight and icrkey stralght Pic, -.
Imperstor. IL "A cohns). ..... 20 $50 ~,
Wanda Pitzer. l02 lkoppe.manl. --- lIj9 -
Reprobs'e. loo Qarrin gonJ .... - ~
Time. mes Darkey. Bond Hlbsri. Blsa'
away. Esiimabie and Favour also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Handicap: for three ysn-af
and upward purse. $500. Seven furionc.
Finish. weight and !o,Aey straight. iAe 80 ~.
Hsnobsls. 1913 -. McTaggsrtl si169 sle ~.
lem, III tRobinsonl .......... --- $50 ~.
Christie. il2 tMermeel .......- - -. ~
Time. y 5-j. Delaney, Pas, Master ana fnr
also ran.
Sweeney entry whitney entry lDzns envy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-04
Barometer Reading,

= m...2992 l y. 2a9i p m...3o.o7
Local OfneIsI Forec1t-Partly cloudy o-day: :
showers ~ night and tomorrog continued cool !;
moderate north 10 northeast winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-04

active profit taking 10y traders who had
bought at lower levels. and also moro or les
Cling by the West Tho easier tone 70 tho
1erd market and the decline in cotton had
tendency TO check buying. especially rs u"
market has recently experienced a very sharp
upward movement. and the trade feels more
or less apprehcnsiVe on the question Of -
ports Total sales for the DAY were 55.5'V
b. rrcl..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-04
u. S. Military Orders
Mashlnr,on NJ

" dFTITT EI'IT- w
Ma CURTIS " OTWEIJ. G.. -. inspector in-
st-ic'or. 10 Philadelphia
MAJ LEONARD j.. WGLDAfAN. signal Corp. rom
Washington 10 thiragn signal Dfrr Central
pepartmcut VICE cot SAMUEL REFER signal
Corps. Ia Boston A. signal orcer Norlca,'srn
Department.
Ma FRANK T. HOPKIES. Nth J.. A. from prrs-
en- duiy 10 Charla'ou ~ signal oilc.r Nriih-
eastern Department.
MAJ Gen ALEXANDER MACKENZIE retired. ar-
signed a. active duty, % report 10 Roas Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-04
Ayear
Business Troubles
Bankruptcy Petitions

CLoHGL . HRl NELLIE. ph,slci'n engaged
Boo routine pathological vorr. ~ 1921 Madison az.
has f'rd petition ln hankrpt'. with liabilities
~ $l-ll ami asscts 81 g.. The largest claim IS
Or rnt e. ON apartment in Brooklyn. Sli3
Eva SofEANskL of 6l West l;sth .. has
flied petition io bankruptcy with liabilities ~
$3.50 anI mo- assets AT thc liabilities arc in-
darsemcut q ao-1mmod,uon uap,r for Sofransj
Ero@
WILLIAM i crWLEY. or i-e Naoharan A..
DO hei petition I'm bankruptcy. with iiabili'i',
lSlpoRE XrWMAN. - ~ Jack.on as. TIE
lr.''. Doe. nol e. petition in baukmp'rr. with
liabilities ~ fi"'N ami 800 assets.
Schedule,
MrHoN~E ANDRE of 9S'h So. and Columbus
az. VIII fourteen branch si"rss. ha7 bcd -rhed
u.,, showing liabilities a. Sl-2.''o and assets -
rs.b in accounts. s. 900 and .hsrc, Of .ic.k.
SAVING. 81 ooc secured , by mortgages. Colonial
Bans. $500 and colonial Rank. $3.50
Aol schedules showing Liabilities q SlO.i93 and
I,KoB HERsHkoNTz clothing dealer. a. 6
Avenue &. has fled schedules showing liabilities q
965 and asses ~ S29.eo2.
Assignments
ANTHONY FERGAN doing husine under 'he
name of fcrsan Susp'0der supply Co. at go Fat
tih 81 has made ~ assignment 90 Mose, Friedman
aud HEM Hc.merlingef.
HARSHOP BROS general contractors and cahi
nc' makers. a. East 18Th sf.. haze made IN
assignment 70 Nathan u. Lfman.
DfPPNAN. KOCH 4 ABRAMS nc. manu-
far,Ircrs " trimmed hats. ~ g. 10 So Ncs' 18Th
e. lave made On assignment 20 Arthur Ronald
Dlsqorass $4,000
A. iu1c.Hg2ton into the affairs ~ hoffman Y
Go Wholesale butter and cggs. Al 20 North Moore
- has hoon going on before COMMISSIONS Gil
christ daily this week A petition IN bankruptcy
was FLED against Max Tichg and Cecilia kochmau.
,eeff a 10 no
daV end MSle i HALEY WAS appointed receiver.
All he received was tho fixtures Archibald Falmer.
hi, attorney conducted the examination. during
which Ecrnsrd kochman Vas arrested Yesterday
h. uas brought from the Tomhs and questioned hy
Palmer Tie confessed that he had = safe dep'~li
boz with Receiver HALEY. Attorney Palmer ana
q deputy marshal he went 10 the Hartman Bank
ssfe dcroSit vault where they found tl03e3 which
he had put there On Saturday under the name OF
Harris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-04

John f. Madden arrived at Belmcr,
Park yesterday. The master OF Han.
burg Place inspected his horses care
fully and then visited around at u,
various headquarters renewing old &C.
quaintances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-04
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

A WAITRESS klual 70 butler. temporar, ~
permanent employ mcnt. s. per DAY so monthly
Z Mss H1fnGytT. Asrucy. 10 td-t iJd st. ID
rl1r Telephone s9fi Murray Nm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-04

Schuyler l.. Parsons was at Belmori
Pprk yesterday. but declined TO discus
the fire which destroyed all his hOrsa
except Koh-I-Noor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-04

r. 7. Wilson's Campfire. which was
ranked first among the two-year-olt.
last season. and Hourless. the juvenile
star of August Belmont's stable. are
about ready to renew their duel vser
they left of last fall Both have xn.
tered nicely and are we'll along in Asir
training.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-04

Herman Pelz. superintendent Of The
park. is the busiest OF persons these
days. lie is directing the force OF
tradesmen who are repairing the
stands and has his hands full. NJ.
Pelz can bark questions at machine gun
speed, and he has to be answered a.
most as speedily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-04

Jerry Carroll has moved into nj
headquarters at Belmont Park viii
". r. Goes string of thoroughbreds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-04
Penn Beats Villa Nova

Philadelphia, May 3.--Penn's base
ball team defeated Villa Nova here to-
day BY score of 3 to o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-04
NEw NoRK-Manna,tu.
The BeTIiiz School Of Languages

- 80 West 3ith street
H,oolt,u Branch eIS-22O Livingston St.
Terms MAY be begun at any time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-04

I'll fortune ia logging the steps I
Dr. J. S. Tyree. He lost several Of II
hcrses in the recent fire a. Pimlie.
and on the day after the FIRE hi
steeplechaser Carbide fell and frse
tured his hip. An effort will be mad.
to save the horse for breeding pgr.
poses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-04
Massachusetts Aggies Win

Middleburg, VT. May 3.-Massach u
setts Agriculture College defeated Mid
dlcburg here to-day by score OF , to 0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-04

Climbing over Mour Washington 4,
light exercise in comparison TO getting
into Belmont Park these days. One
has TO run a gauntlet Of guards, vto
are armed with stout, Incorporating
clubs. Unless satisfactory eIpans.
tons can be made the path is barred
for the guards are instructed to "le,
no one pass"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-04

COOK Pint Glass. all branches. four years last
place. wage so. Miss Shaughnesy's Agency.
H. Wet 42d -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-04

MANAGING NOT SkkEfPFR for club colieg, of
private family. highest recommendations. wages
500. cii>. cOuntD. Miss Shsughnessy's Agency. IL
Wet vi 81. Phone SO Vanderbilt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-04

Young Brown and Eddie Dorsey,
conqueror of Leo Johnson, will box IN
the main affair at the Clermont Sport
ing Club of Brooklyn tomorrow night,
and Joe Burman and Dutch Brandt
will perform in the other ten-rounder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-04

rYPIST-L. G. SMITH OPERATOR MUST
EE RAPID. ACCURATE AID FAMILIAR
WITH MAKING STENCILS FOR MO
STYLE WORK. GOOD POSITION. PLEAS
Ant SURROU NDINGS KNOWLEDGE OF
STENOGRAPHN DESIRABLE. STATE
AGE. SALARY DESIRED. EXPERIENCE.
REFERENCES AND RELIGION. ADDRESS
D. D. BOX 6S. TRIBUNE OFFICE.
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AUCTION SALES
r sEIIGMAN. AUcrIoNEER

BY J. & s BAUMANN "a CoRPoRAIloHh
Sells to-day Al 10 4. NJ Sharn
at 81 West 2ist Street. New YORK w.
FURNITURE. Personal EFFECIS' T.,
nard. James r. O'Grsdy. Louis J. penis,..
Brsvinck. Rosie Hudson. Riordan. Min
sullivan. Sadie Nichols. Title Ape
Mary Schaffer. Minnie Sternback, Gus n
clark. walter O'Connor. Hodge. Cofs,..
Boylan-Atkin. Amana. Berkeley Fisher, "a
zeili, AMIGO. krali. Grace Gardner. Doh"-
son. and Mugan. for storage charges; -,
Those interested take notice OF TINS -
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

WORLDS TOWER BLDG. 40 ". 10TH
suitcase so office for $50.
Suitcase 500 office for $40.
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ADJOu RNED SALE -Ry virtue q ereeon,e.,. !
viii sell to-day. 10 A. 81. lot q Dress w ~ n,
in case ~ hsntor RFu>. against Essnbes ..sL
Madison ST. DAVID GRLESBLArr. tiy MAE
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- Commodities -
Continued from rage II

cents 10 % cents 70, AuGust-Sortcmher
deliveries. Independents continue TO
quote third quarter deliveries around
% cents. although some small lots have
been offered as low as 26 cents. tn"
general trend in prices Is upward. Al.
though tho expectation IN the lead
market is that government contracts
will be made below the current price
levels. the market remains firm. The
same influences arc reflected in speitor
by slight declines.
Current spot prices for "a few Of the
principal metals and metal products
compared with those prevailing az the
corresponding time Of last year, follow:
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We had just time to craw under
our desk last night before John lea
Dunn burst into the sporting sanctuh
with eyes ablaze and several type
written pages. After John was sately
out Of the building we emerged IRON
our hiding place and started TO ~rlte
tbis hit Of scandal with one hand, be
inc able to read Dunn's most secret
thoughts.
Had the Dcmosthenes of Flatbush
cornered US he would have said that
lack Britton. welterweight champion
If the world. and Mike O'Dowd. Of So.
PM are going TO box at the Broad
nov crortinr Club Of Brooklyn next
Tuesday night. and that it is going to
be A sanguinary encounter. Is it not
so. John?