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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-26
Legislature to Speed
Liquor Tax Amendments

IFrom a star Correspondent Of Tho Inounel
Albany. March 25.-There is every
reason TO believe that the Legislature,
having logged along for three months
is about ready to do some sprlnung-
Aside from suffrage and few military
measures nothing of importance mas
been passed yet, except the state po-
ice bill and lteracy test IN the Senate.
The Republican leaders, however, eN-
pect TO advance this week the liquor
tax law amendments TO reduce the
number Of saloons and increase the
revenues Of the state, the Robinson
military census bill, and perhaps the
Brown amendment permitting greater
home rule for cities.
il is the intention of the legislative
leaders TO pass the liquor tax law
amendments before the Hill-Wheeler
local option bill is advanced, but the
Assembly is scheduled to vote on tues
day on moving that bill to final passage
i'm the lower house. The Assembly ac-
ton. however. is dependent on con
ference Of Republican members OF botn
houses. probably tomorrow night, 10
determine whether special elections for
local option and fve-year instead OF
two-vear "wet" or dry" periods should
be provided in the bill.
Senator Brown plans TO have the
Legislature enact on Tuesday the sub
stituted Rockaway fort land appropria-
ton bill. designed 10 meet the conten-
tons raised against the condemnation
Of the land in the injunction suits nled
bv the Rockaway- Pacific Corporation,
owners of the land. The injunction,
suit is 10 be argued on Wednesday, and
the proposed appropriation Of s25UO,,
600. instead Of 100000 and 100000
to provide the land owners with right
of way to the mainland around the
government reservation at Rockaway
Neck will probably negative the IN
junction suit.
The Assembly calendar for to-mor-
row night contains the Slater-Hopklns
resolution proposing an lnVesugaVi1h
10 decide what disposition should be
made of the Mohansic State Hospital
site and the Yorktown Training School
on the Croton watershed.
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Expects Republican Aid for
Resolution Citing Mayor
to Appear
Brown in Opposition
Objects to Legislatures Use
as battle-ground for
City Politics

fr-or, star co-responden, o. The Tnbune.l
Albany. March 25.-The Wagner
Mitchell row over the Rockaway fort
land DEAL if carried to the conclusions
intended by Senator Robert F. Wagner
Democratic Senate leader, promises i'm
portant political effects. Senator Wag-
ner's resolution directing Mayor Mitchell
20 appear before the Senate to sub
stantiate his charge that Wagner ap-
peared TO be working in the interest
Of Germany will be discussed at to-
morrow nights session.
The anti-Mitchel members Of the Sen
ate, who have neglected no opportu-
nifty thus far to assail the fusion ad-
ministration, are prepared to seize upon
the Wagner resolution as the most ef-
fective legislative weapon yet put into
their hands 10 weaken the Mayors
chances in the coming Mayoralty cleo
ton. This element is composed not
only Of the Democratic members but
also of most of the Brooklyn Repubh-
can delegation, Senator George Thomp-
son. of Niagara. and several others.
IL will also have the support OF upstate
Republicans.
The Wagner resolution threatens TO
ieopsrdize the sway that Senator Elon
i. Brown, President pro TEN, holds
over the Republican members. The
first inklings of revolt appeared few
days ago in Senator Browns debate
with Senator Alvah W. Burlingame, Re
publican, of Brooklyn. who is trying
10 get p legislative investigation OF
the city's proposed contract with the
New York Central Railroad for the i'm
provement of the West Side. Burlin-
game and his colleagues are chafng
under Senator Browns apparent friend
illness to Mayor Mitchell.
Senator Brown has not announced
any intention of trying TO thwart Sena-
tor Wagner's determination TO make
the Mayor "eat his words" 1t is be
leved. however, that an attempt will
be made to soften the Wagner Tesolu-
ton. Senator Brown takes the stand
that the Legislature has been used too
often and too readily as the prelimi-
nary battle-ground for the New York
City election. lie realizes that TO hale
the Mayor up before the Senate would
only aggravate the situation.
The session tomorrow night is ex-
pected to be the liveliest this year at
least. IL it comes to vote Wagner
will have the support of fifteen of his
own party in the Senate TO start with.
A survey Of the Republican side gives
ground for believing that he will get
enough Republican votes to pass the
resolution. in spite of opposition from
Senator Brown.
II the Mayor is brought before the
Senate TO explain his accusation against
Senator Wagner, il is considered prob
able that an attempt will be made to
find out why the administration ia
vored the Mills bill, which. it was
charged, would have permitted private
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Sketched Bridge; Is Held
Prisoner Bore Papers Written
in Swedish

Carl NJ. SKIOLD. who says he is a
Swede. was arrested yesterday after
noon while making sketch OF the
Brooklyn Bridge, and is now held on a
technical charge of vagrancy at the
Poplar Street police station, Brooklyn;
He will probably remain there until
Captain Tunney, Of the Neutrality
SQUAD, obtains translation OF the pa
pers and letters which were taken from
him.
Patrolman William Hayes. Of Traffic
Squad c. detailed to the Brooklyn end
of the bridge, saw SKIOLD drawing, and
approached to question him. The man
ran. but Hayes overlook him.
At the Poplar Street station SKIOLD
said that he had come to New York
three days ago on the liner Espagne as
a fireman. His hands are white and
clean and he has the speech of an
educated man. The papers which the
police confscated were written in
Swedish.
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FINANCIAL MEETINGS

a SPECIAL MEETING OF THE PRE-
fcrred and common stockholders Of
Emery Beers Company. Inc. will be held
90 frs Offices. On the Aibcmarle Building.
broadway and Twcnty-fourth Street New
York CITY. ~ T.. on April 10. 1917. at $50
clock T. 81, for the purpose OF acting
upon proposals. Co increase the number Of
Directors from i've TO seven and 90 pro-
vide for the election Of the two additional
Directors by the Board 90 Directors, 10
amend tho Certificate OF Incorporation so
~ 10 include therein a provision that the
restriction that common stock DIVIDENDS
may not be paid without the consent Of
preferred stockholders shall cease 20 Doc
operative and thereafter be OF no further
force or fnect, whenever ninety per cent
IN amount o. the preferred stockholders
shall so determine; 20 amend the bylaws
- az Co eliminate provisions requiring
surplus 20 pc applied toward the pay
ment ~ certain notes and the purchase
~ preferred stock aud so a. 70 provide
that The Bylaws in every respect ipciud-
INK provisions as % the Finance Commit
tee may Pc altered or amended by tho
Directors. and for the purpose OF c0rsid-
ering and acting upon such other business
as may properly come before the meeting
The transfer books Of tho preferred and
common stock via be- closed from March
-. 1917. 20 90 p. 81. % April n. 1871
al 1000 a 81
Dated March % 1917.
JOSEPH II. EMERY President
GEORGE a. MEtNMAN. Secretary.
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DISKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE

CARPET CLEANING
CAREFUL. CARPET CLEANING Co.--Cle.ns b,
compressed air steam hand or on hoor. 1884
Broadway. al East Ash s. C0E BRANDT.
lei l3.-3sth.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

or-pprNtE COURT, COUNTY OF NV
o'v6RK -Hortense u. Fischer. plalhtl1i'
aS1st william a. Martin and others de-
ienuS I',,rsuarce Of a judgment OF toreclos-
- ~ sale duly made and entered 10
he above-eutltled action ana nesrl"E ia
49, 9eth day Of February. ISL A. u.
ny ny r,icred the referee IN said judgment
u.,'iS ,yuI ueU at public auction, az me
nolI ieu, saiesroom. No. 1i-l6 Nesey
street. in the Borough OF Manha.san; ~
~ New York. on the zIth Gay OF .har ~ ~.
f917 at - o'clock noon on thht uay, "
49,, u nav auctiOneer. the premises
JireP,ed by said judgment 70 DC sold. oalu
yren,ises Will be sold IN one parceI pun 50
ant to said judgment anu aEe '"''''" -"
SCI Ii those certain lots. pieces or parcels
o, Ina with the buildings and improve,
,aonts thereon erected, situate, lylhB Hhu,
ha,ne, in the Borough OF Manhattan, OF
me civ OF New York, IN the county ana
siete OF New York. bounded and de-
scribed as follows 49,. auth
BEGINNING at point on the SOUR
eriy SID OF one Hundred and twenty
am street. distant two hundied anu
tbirty-fve feet easterly from the corner
sorned by the intersection or me south
eriv sIde OF one Hundred ana twenty
ef,b S,reet with the easterly side or LenoE
formerly SiNth) Avenue; running thenSSe
southerly. parallel win Lenox ttorih n,iar
SiTth1 Avenue one hundred feet eieVen
t,cbcs IA the centre line OF the BLOCK.
hence easterly. along said centre line on
he block. one hundred and twehty-nV1
Get. thence northeriy. parallel with Lenos
formerly SIXTH Avenue. one hundres IeeS
.ta,.,, fnch,s 20 the southerly side or one
II,ndrsd and Twenty NTH street; thence
westerly. along the southerly side OF one
Hundred and Twenty-hfth street. one nun
dred and twenty-five feet TO the point OF
Mace OF beginning. ,,..
said premises being known as Numoer,
"A ~ rs. so and 81 West One Hundred
and Twenty -1fth Street ~
mated New York March I'd. 1917.
PHOENIX ISGRAHAM. Referee
LYON & SMITH. Attorneys for P,sinh,ln,
46 Cedar Street Borough or Manha'-
tan. city OF New York.
erty TO be sold:
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STORAGE NOTICES
The independent Storage Company,

t8f7 Third Avenue New YORK Cty' y l.
To: Mrs John Murphy. Mrs Gallagher
Ms Dunlap. Mrs. Boyle Mrs. Cath. Murphy
a. Augusta Holt Mr.. Joseph Godie, Mr..
II Moynihan Mr.. Max Ellenberg. UT; Gogin'
Mr.. j. H. Williams. Mr.. Joseph Jeiladian ~
A. x Nlehle. Mr.. J. A. Sanchez You are
Lo-ebv notified that the storage charges
being due and the time for the payment a5 nod or
ouI III afccts and merchandise stored by
I pe an our warehouse having expired. and
ave notice thereof having been given you; We
lii cause said household goods. personal ei-
w W. and merchandise TO be sold al puolc
a,ction at our warehouse, 1917 Third Avenue
Borough of Manhattan, Ne" "a i01N S'y :,
N.,fy our lien. in accordance with the
statute in such cases made and PrGHydsa e Snd
~ l.,sreCts entered into between you and the
Dated New York City, y. y Mareh l-tn'
T 1yIEt; INDEPENDENT STORAGE CoMPANf
pv U'LIUS HERZFELD. Manager
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NE1

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York-Mary X. Marsh. Plaintiff. against
Bertha Kaufman ct al. Defendant.
In pursuance OF n judgment OF foreclos-
ure and sale duly made and entered in the
above entitled action and bearing date the
goth day OF March. 1917, |. the under
signed the referee In said judgment named.
viii sell at public auction. at the Exchange
Salesroom. No. 14-l6 Nesey Street. In the
Borough OF Manhattan, city Of New York.
on the nth day OF April. 1911 AZ -
o'clock noon on that day. by Joseph p.
Day, Auctioneer 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 Bor-
ough OF Manhattan, in the City OF New
York, known by the street number 345
East 1o5th Street, and bounded and de-
scribed as follows.
BEGINNING at a point on the North
erly side Of l05th Street. distant 1875 feet
Westerly from the intersection Of ss id
NOrthcrly side OF l05th street with the
Westerly side OF First Avenue; running
thence Northsrly. parallel with First Ave-
nue. one Hundred GO0) feet and clever
pD inches 20 the ertre line Of the block
thence westerly parallel with the North
erly side OF i05th Street, twenty-five (25)
feet. thence Southerly. parallel with First
Avenue. and partly through party wall.
one hundred G00) feet eleven GD inches
10 the Northcrly side OF i05th Street
thence Easterly. along the Northsrly side
point or place OF beginning. BE said sew
eral distances and dimensions more or less.
Together with all gas fixtures. chande-
licrs heating and hot water apparatus and
plant. Tipes. plumbing. toilets tubs. and
all other personal property used IN connec-
ton with said premises. and appurtenant
thereto
Dated. New York. March %. 1917.
JOSEPH I. GREEN, Referee
ARR. A. SILBERBERG. Attorney for
Plaintiff. 255 Broadway. New York city.
The following IL a diagram OF the prop
crty 10 be sold its street number Is gl5
East l0ith Street
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scULENMER. WILLIAM. IN PURSU-
ance OF an order Of Honors3ls John
New York. dated the 9th day Of Janu-
AIRY. 1917,
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
having claims against william Schl"miner'
isto ~ Tho County OF New York deceased.
10 present the same with vouchers thereof
10 the subscribers. al their place Of trans
acting business. at the Office Of tnelr at
torney Albert Edward Mavcs. No. So Will
lam street In the city OF New York on
or before the list day OF August next.
Dated. New York. the 18th day Of Janu-
airy, 1914 -, ..,,,,,
DEAN PARK.
GEORGE CARLTON COMSTOCK
Executors.
Tor Executors S. William Street, Bor-
ouEh OF Manhattan. city OK New York
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MULrI-RAPHINo

DIAMONDS BOUGHT and SOLD fo- each: advice
free BENNETT 10 Broadsa. third noor.
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STORAGE NOTICES
STUKNGE NUIIJES
LONG ACRE EXPRESS
AND STORAGE WAREHOUSE

New YORK, March 2ith, 1917.
To y Lynch, A. L. Clarke. Mrs J..
O'Brien. Mrs Barner, l. Murrell. ". Har-
mon. r. DAILY. Mrs. G. johnson. Geo Warner.
+. Morgan, j. Beatty. ". l.. Payne. Mrs. G.
Vo'z. Mrs l.. Tyrone ". J. Hines. Chas.
Adams, Mrs l.. Robinson. Paul Mccall. Mr..
Doriin. Madame Schrimmer. Mrs. Grant. Mrs.
X Alderman. Mrs. i. j. Doyle. Mrs. l.
Finch. L. s. Golf Assn Mrs. VI. Walsh and
II. Kamada: You and each Of YOU are here
by notified that the time for the payment
OF our lien upon the property hereinafter de-
scribed having expired. after due notice
thereof had been given you. We will cause
such property 90 wit. Household Goods. Per
sonal Effects and Merchandise. stored In the
Long Acre Express and Storage Warehouse.
New York City. by you or In your name cor
in which you may have am Interest,". 90 be
sold AT public auction according 10 the stat
ute On such case made and provided. az tho
warehouses. Nos. 40S-f10 W 47th ST.. New
York city. on MONDAY. APRIL 9TH. 1917.
at 10 80 "a. m, and IL the sale thereof is nos
completed on said date. the same Will Doe con-
tinued at the same place on each ana every
Monday thereafter. lightning al 10 80 n. m.
and continuing until all the goods sold.
LONG ACRE EXPRESS AND STORAGE
WAREHOUSE.
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Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co.

NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING.
Notice is hereby given that The Annual
Meeting Of tho stockholders Of tho In
ru.rafIou Consolidated Copper Company
uIu bf hcId 80 the Office a. tho company.
Zf1 water street. Augusta. Maine. on
Monday. tho twonty- fhird day or April.
1917. at two o'clock =. ~. fOr the trans
action 81 any and an business that may
come before the meeting, Including the
election ~ directors
The transfer books VIII be closed ~ three
O'Clock J.. ~. on Thursday. April o. 1911.
and viii be reOpened az ten o'clock A. ~
on Tuesday. April q. 1911
j. W. ALLEN. Secretary.
New York. March %. 1917
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Hon. JOHN p COHALAN. a Surrogate
Of the County OF New York. notice IS
hereby given TO all persons having claims
against James q. Johnson, late OF the
County OF New York, deceased, 10 present
tho same with vouchers thereof 20 the
subscribers. az their place Of transacting
business az the once OF their attorney.
Henry A. Rubino. No. 50 Broad Street, In
the City Of New York, on or before the
first day OF August 1917. next
Dated. New York, the nth day Of jan
GEORGE Il. JOHNSON.
THOMAS W. JOHNSON.
EDWARD $. JOHNSON.
Executors
HENRY 4. RUB1NO,
Attorney for Executors.
80 Broad Street, New York City.
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Fire Record

A. NJ
~ O--2S. 5th av: Young Co iriiing
l2.2J-34s East l2sth Ct. The Bronx; Hugo FAX
eusfeu. 81 600.
1903 East ga St : STANDARD At, Novelty Co.
trifug.
e.so-f5 West Goth st New World Lunch: trihing
g.gJ-5-4 9fh av. T.. Oitmanu: 800
g.4O-320 West seth ST.. l. Haymes trtfnng.
6.l5-lu East lltth st. Jacob Pepper. trhing.
l0.2f-32q3 Broadway: Charles Mucker. trihing.
n .s0-5lg West ll3d o.. samuel Rosebe1g' tnninS
L. .oJ-3el West 26th ST.; Nathan DaSsan: rihing
1903 West 18th 81. Greeuhut X Co triding
l.Fs->s2 Sih as A ka.z. trfiug.
8.2S-2 West ll2th ST. unknown: uifing
iO0--lS2 willis ay.. The Bronx. joseph Holman
riflng
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l0sth 81.

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. 20 satisfy which the aboye-de-
scribed property IL TO DO sold. IS sis.6s7 50.
with interest thereon from the 10th day OF
March. 1911. together with the costs and
allowance amounting TO <3IiSa. with In
terest from March goth. 1917 together
proNlmate amount OF the taxes. assess
ments and water rates. or other liens.
which are to he allowed TO the purchaser
out ~ the purchase money. or paid by thu
Referee H. about Five Hundred Dollars
and interest.
Dated New York March %. 1917.
JOSEPH l. GREEN. Referee
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West 12sth Street.

The approximate amount OF the Hen or
charge. to satisfy which the above de-
scribed prop erty Is 20 be sold. is si26.02IOI
with interest thereon from the 18th day Of
February 1917, together with the costs
and allowances amounting 10 S35476 to-
gether with the expenses OF the sale. The
approximate amount Of the taxes. assess
mcnts and water rates or other liens which
are TO be allowed 10 the purchaser out OF
the purchase money. or paid by the referee
IS S3,Gl1.21 and interest
Dated New York. March I'd. 1917.
PHOENIX INGRAHAM Referee.
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- ,,-ge,-1vcr OF Az oRDEkf, ~ q o
IN ,P PSHSPp NcS6SHALAN. sar 1ssssry II.
co S9sN . New Yors s stsS 5 % !, r..
having 55ii claims against IasS ysrs dse,ls
istc ~ The county q New ,ssehsrs her.
TO present the same WIZ Win, place Of "a
10 ne subscribers az i.ew VS., giS sirr,
acting business. Ne. ', on Or before :
u ,hs law w 81 July. 1871 ,psSSs s,y Of -
-ST ns, Gay Sew YORK. the 1873 cay
uary. 1917. =, , n,rrrRLEN. bf"-
CUks + h. DiETEkLLN.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. PuRSC-
ant 20 resolutions duly adopted March ~.
1917. D. the Board ~ Directors - tn"
Three Hundred and Three Flfth Avenue
Corporation. that meeting Of tho stock
holders u said corporation viii be held
on the sixteenth dag or April. 1917 AZ ~
o'clock a. n. 90 the once Of the Corpora
lion. no - Exchange Place. In The Dor
0ugh ~ Manhattan. cry 81 New York. Tor
The purpose II voting upon o. propoGlfion
that sald Corporation be forthwith dis
solved
dated. New York. March 49, 1911
EAH8EIELD DOYLE. Secretary.
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lend owners at Rockaway to profit to
the extent of $4,000 to $4,000 an acre
eventually on land which the city was
20 cede to them as part Of the bargain
between he city, the land owners and
the Federal government.
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Highest temperature yesterday. 81 degrees lat
. M lowest 80 Cat $50 a M: average. 81
average FOR corresponding date last year. 49, aver
age for corresponding date last thirty three
years 20.
Humidity
M. 57l D. M. 42s ?. M. IS
Barometer Readings
3 L m. 2o27l p. m... 3O2es p m. 1898
Local Forooast.-Fair and warmer to-day. to-
morrow cloudy probably rain. moderate 20 fresh
south winds. shining 10 nouh 20 morrow.
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FOR SALE

dix PIECE SET FURNITURE. BLACK
walnut. hand made no duplicate for this
set Mission style. Table. armchair. rocker.
settle. and two regular chairs Photo on app
plicaiion. WILLIAM MADDEN. Dorrance
at Bristol Pa
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AUCTION SALES

AUCTION sArKs or r9 s.I, "a = q xs 2
r,, ro'hsiors' Cirh ~. nan 'sh
cen. .,ih ami 2ati, srh. corns''-'
Madison ave. on M'i'' .,,sr
p A. WALTER 5 SCOTT ~
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GREGORY. MARY E.-IN PURSUANCE
OF an order Of Honorable John I. Co
halan a Surrogate OF tho County OF New
York. Notice il hereby given TO All per
sons having claims against Mary y
Gregory. late OF the county of New York
deceased 10 present the same with Vonch-
era thereof 10 the subscribers. a. their
place OF transscting business az the oilce
OF Henry r. Gregory. one OF the Admin
istrators ~ said estate. No. ~ Cedar
street Borough Of Manhattan. city ~
New York on or before the 21th day %
September next Dated. New York. March
EDWARD c. GREGORY.
HENRY Y. GREGORY,
Administrators
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DANCING
SCHOOL AGENCIES

American and Foreign Teachers Agency.
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors
Governesses. etc, TO Colleges. Schools and
Families Apply TO Mrs. VI. J. YOUNG
FULTON. % Union Square
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tpl4ts
wInds for Monday and TuesdT.-No-th and
middle Atlantic. moderate 20 fresh south "lId''
fair. warmer weather: south Atlantic. moierd'e
northeast and east winds except southeast IN the
southern Florida coast. fair weather east "ull'
moderate southeast and south winds becoming
fresh over northern portion. generally iair; "s'
crlf po.leraie southeast winds and fair weather
upper lakes. moderate variable winds Monday
mostly north. cloudy weather probably ram or
snow. and colder over southern portion lower
lakes. moderate variable winds Monday over Erie
shifting to northwest: cloudy and colder. moderate
south winds over Ontario generally fair fair. colder
by night Disturbance over Southern hai'%' NOV
ing east.
Local offelsi Reoord.-The following Official
record from the Weather Bureau shows TEN
r.,rafures during the last twenty-iour hours 10
comparison with the corresponding date Of las
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Shibbing Information
MINIATURE ALMANAC


UNITED states Coast and Geodsiic sH'e'', -.
sun rises $50 Moon rises "a n 10 70
sun setS...........6.li Neon sets tp. NIL 80
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female.

WANTED A thoroughly experienced couple. both
must have excellent references. woman 20 BE- good
simple cook and laundress; man 70 be trst class
butler and chauffeur: small household. good wages
Engiish preferred: nobody need apply without The
best OF references. Tel. Plaza $40 % make Ap'
fointneut Mrs j. /. Curtis. 81 p. 52d 4.
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MR. HAYDN. YOUR GOODS ARE TO re SOIL
ou Anqii End 1917. az Puollo Auction. for atorag
due, A. 1917 Third svc.. y e.
LOUIS ENIRE-33 AND VAN COMPANY.
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80. Isnuafg Z. ~

-OTrCE ig HEREBY CIYEN THAT THE
ArrUaf Meeting Of the ffoc~ "niGefs ~
she UESsEPfS AVENUE Really CON
gAsY VIII BE- hold o. tho once ~ the
fornpsry. so Rector street. Borough %
Manhattan. Ss~ YORK cry on me znd
dsy III Apffl. 1917 80 twelve O'Clock noon.
fsr me purpose ~ slfctng Directors for
fhs enfgllZ year. and for The transaction
~ fuch 0fhfr byalnefs a. may properly
come befofe the meeting
Bafed. ssu Yofk. March 18th. 1917
pEEDEHfCK W. WESTON. Secretary.
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