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Drops Four Stories
AS Her Clothes
Are Set A6re
Maid Plunges to Street and
May Die; Help Was
Approaching

A shrieking girl on window ledge
four stories above the street gave the
first intimation last night Of fire in
the Santa Monica apartment house, at
345 West Seventeen Street Thomas
Dalton and Christopher Carley, chauf-
feurs, who stood in front of a garage
across the street, were the first TO see
her plight.
Carley ran to a fire alarm box at
sight of the wisps Of smoke that DRIFT
ed from the window. Dalton paused
before entering the house to shout en-
couragemcnt 20 the girl. They dashed
into the elevator together. Snatching
an axe from the wall. they attacked the
door Of Mrs. D. Harvey Middleton's
apartment on the fourth Aoor
On the street others were shouting
to the slight figure covering in the
window frame that now glowed red.
The shrek of a hook and ladder siren
sounded in the distance. The girl bent
lower as flames licked about her She
beat at her hair and nightgown, and
the crowd saw that both were ablaze.
As the door yielded to the assault
Of the chauifeurs, the girl let herself
down from the sill and hung by her
fingers, dangling above the street.
Her fingers were still visible IN the
gap that opened through the smoxe
when Carley and Dalton burst through
the shattered panels.
Before they could reach the window
the clutching fingers vanished. The girl
dropped straight down to the basement
entrance of the building, more than
fifty feet below. She was Camille Pied
mont, Mrs. Middleton's maid, twenty
three years old. She was taken, dying,
to Polytechnic Hospital.
Mrs. Middleton awoke about 1920
and smelled smoke. She aroused the
maid, and calling to her to follow,
went out into the hall Of the fourth
floor, where fremen found her hysteri-
cal. The maid, bewildered, ran to the
window.
The thirty-six families in the six
story house made their way to the
street. The blaze was confined to the
Middleton apartment. The damage was
at 81 600
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Shipping Information

p,v March and Port Antonio I. 70 the Allan
~ Fr-i'f Go with ud,e. Bar az 10 80 a. lItn
Oh lSnarI. valencia. FEB y. 10 the herr -
90 ultl mdse Bar 10 m. llth . .
Nat. lCrsekI. Newport News Mafeh ~. "
BGs-rins a Co. in ballast quar- ar l5 n. o.,
Fumes. witty & Go with mise. IL transit
S.-'r, WIKI barge r CO. No 80. IN TOW.
Tsrrri.o Feb IS 10 the standard Transportation
80 vim crude OIL Bar A. 80 m -.
Hellenic swedI Calcutta Jan !. and pufg o. a.
Fsl ID. to Iuuess Witty CO. Win Hi'e' p@'
Eirs Edward lBrl. Huelya Feb -. 70 II
Winchester A 60 ia ballast Bar AZ 80 ? m
Iufca Jacksonville March and Chafle.ton 10
20 Tie CJde :, co. with passengers ana mIs@
NIcS rso'e New 'or,ean. March = 10 the southern
Pacific Go. with passengers and muse sAhu'
IDsgisri INo-. Havana Feb "a and ST Lucia
March o. 90 tle Wet India = Go. WIKI eoppei
one Bar a. $500 ~. T., ,
Air,atlco ItsD Genoa Jan %. Gibraltar Feb
and Norfolk March 10. 90 the italian STATE nan
var. with md.e Bar a. $50 p ~.
Chos iGrcekJ. Orsn. in ballast. quar- al 6l'
Cl.sayease. Bsltlmore 20 the New York a Bal
um1re Transportation Corporation. with md'e guar
Arssoh. Georsrtosn : c. March 9. 70 the A.
lan,i. Coast Lumber Corporation, with lumber
%.,aio Liverpool. 10 the Navajo IS Co. With
mlse sandy h0ok al 10 p %.
Creole New Orleans. Anchored oelo" tn9 Mar
I,as al 1890 m.
SAILED
Hamilton. Norfolk and Newport News. bi~af9
smith Norfolk Munalbro. NueUtas' Bfatiaha
t.,9rI. West indie.
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CITATIONS

inv PEOPLE or THE STATE OF NV
YORK. by ;be grace ~ '"- l.-',,,. 0-ss.
dependent % Johanna Adler ana iil...s .,,,o,,
md 20 an persons lntereetei - CT ~,
iasatses. nest OF k.n or Otherwise ~ A.
estate OF Carl Gu,mann. de.e .ee. yo's
ne time OF DTS death resided az 80
80, New York County send gfee,'ls ,,..
i'pon the petition of Hcnry J. - yer.
residing az i37 Riverside Drive Nc"
You ana each % you ar hefeoy ' oS b.
show cause before our sur fa ,...-.,ss,,,
covnty of New York. az zoe sl',g ~ q
Court OF sad County. h..l no .ns =, -,
Records. in the County ~ Sew lots ,s,
2.th day ~ March, 1917. an hai' - a.
O'clock in the forenoon ~ that cay '~'s.y,l,,st
gsnry /. Lehman should noi p. 80 IA,
10 resixn as trustee o. fhe last az. "a n
,snsnt OF said deceased. OBJ. a44.S,,sss
have his letters revoked ana 'e s'''
accordingly. ,..,., caused ~
seal OF the Surrogate. ,"uil u. @xet
County OF New York 90 Do hei tei, SSoS.ian.
Witness Honorable john - cogsv
S,,rroyats OF our said County. tt ~ 4, ~
80 %eV York the 1th day 81 feuf-A' 3s,ss.ree
V1ar OF our Lord enc thousand ni"e
and seventeen. ..,,., d noWDNEl.
IL - CT, 80 80 , he's S1rrogates' cos''
DAVID HENSClEL.
2sl broadway,
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$4,000 in Jewelry
Stolen from Station
Trunk Shipped by Maiden
Lane Firm Looted by
Thieves in Boston

Boston. March 12.-The theft OF a
trunk containing $4,000 worth OF Jew
elry consigned by David Ullman & Co.,
OF so Maiden Lane, New York, from
the baggage room at the South Station
Yesterday was reported to the ponce
to-day. The empty case was found TO-
night at local hotel and police ana
private detectives profess TO have Cd
tanned clews likely to lead to arrests.
A chauffeur, who, the police say, trans
ferred the trunk from the railroad ter
minaI to the hotel, is under detention.
Morris Lewis, an agent of Ullman &
Co.. i'm nominal charge Of the trunk.
which was shipped on train from
New York arriving here yesterday
afternoon. would not discuss the mat
ter except to say: This thing is so big
that cannot believe they can get
away with it," ..
1t was said tonight that the theft
was the latest Of a series involving
S125.OOO accomplished by a band Of
men who have followed the shipment OF
jewelry between New York and this
city. Two trunks. robbed of their con-
tents. have been found at Providence
under circumstances similar TO the
discovery of the Ullman case tonight,
according to this report. The police
are understood to be seeking a man
known TO them as KELLEY" in connec-
ton with all three thefts.
The Ullman trunk was obtained, as
were those in Providence, by means OF
substituted or duplicated baggage
checks. Lewis did not learn OF the
loss until this morning. when he went
TO the baggage room and found that the
trunk had been called for and taken.
lie then reported the matter to private
detectives. The police also were noti-
fed. and tonight. the chauffeur who
was said to have received the property
was found. and the trunk was located
in a room of hotel in the South End
apparently abandoned.
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Humidity
Barometer Readings

sam. GIip M. 80 Isp M. "a
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Fire Record

255-5l New Chambers st.: Ernest sehieAhard
2lO-te1lrsi Park West AID DIST s. t4-icab
Town Taxi GO trihns.
SOO-il West Sih st.. Mrs MAY B.comenfet
trflg
S2O-Clty Han sub basement: city OF New YORK
9lO-i4i5 Washington ay. The Bronx Frank
lglcrsN. irifng
8 5o-io5 Fulton st: Patrick WheIan. slight
lO.O0-67 James 81. ColufnbO Capaie.O. slight
T. NJ
i9.20-s7 FIFTH av: BALDWIN estate. unnoRn.
u 2O-FOot East li6th A.: New York RAILWAYS
surface car: unknown.
Ie 22-sOs IVES; llsth st. Mar OBrien; Sigh
g..3-St AIMS sv and lfyth ST., The B,onN
New York Central & Hudon River Railroad
1896 Cannon st. y Grcpgecke. t1fing
6lO-qsG luter1ale Gv The Br0nI William Tuck
t-ninr
C s5-2aS West listh g. Thomas D'sn; 400.
-4O-43 Essex st.: Albert Cohen trifing.
g.OO-374 r. 10Th st.. Pauline hie-lman; tn
lo.2J-I5 +. goth st. Alpha Necswear Co; tri-
lo.2o-ss r. goth St. . Abraham I-cs irinins.
lO.25-2il 9Th 4 Ella Randolph tr1ilnE
l0:i0-3i5 ". 10th st.. Daniel u. Middleton
1904 White st. = NJ schwab. r. Il Go
trihng
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THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM

road Street Station

General Office. Broad Street Station.
Philadelphia. 18th January, 1917.
Tho ANNUAL MEETING OF the Stock
holders Of this Company viii be held on
Tuesday. the 18th day OF March. 1917. At IL
O'Clock A. u. In Witherspoon Hall. 1921
Walnut street Philadelphia. at which meet
irg WIN De submitted for consideration and
action bv tho Stockholders the Annual Re-
ra-- NJ ,he board Of Directors for the year
ended sfet December. 1916. an agreement
for ihe acquisition hy this Company Of the
franchises. corporate property, rights and
credits 81 The Harrisburg Portsmouth.
Mount joy and Lancaster Railroad Com
uanv. au Increase OF the indebtedness Of
-h.e Company. Co Dee made when and as pre-
s,ribed by the Directors. and other appro-
pirate subjects.
Stockhold.rs may obtain copies ~ the
Annual Report or the COMPANY and the
necessary tlcsCts OF admission 20 the meet
lre ON and after the 9Th day 81 March,
1917. by personal application AZ. or by letter
to. the Secretary's office. Room zts, broad
street Station. PHILADELPHIA.
LEWIS NELSON. Secretary.
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AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELE-
GKAPU COMPANY
M. 1915 HroadNAy.

y" Ut D y y 'I"I'H = III
TO the stockholders.
Notice is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting 81 the Stockholders 81 the Amerl-
can Telephone and Telegraph Company will
le held az the principal office OF the Com
pany. 40 1876 Broadway Borough ~ Man
heftan. CITY ~ New York y. Y. on Tues
day TIE twcnty-seventh day OF March
1917 at D. o'clock noon. for the following
purposes
T. To elect Directors and Inspectors OF
Election Tor the ensuing year
To transact such other business as
may properly come before tn. Stockholders
tn" transfer books II the Company VIII
be closed AZ the close ~ business on March
10Th. 1917. and reopened az 900 A. NJ. on
March Zhth. 1917
ARTHUR 4 MARSTERS. SccrctdrD.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY op NEW
Yerk.mHAHN;iEMIA1.N,SN Jos H93PIT b,a,,, UF
THE CITY OF SEW fO OK ,h LAM De.
I against SAMUEL STONE ana o'"ei''
In pursuance OF a judgment Of foreclos-
ure and sale. duly made and entered IN me
+ aboye-entitled action and bearing date lhe
Tsth day Of February 1917, ]. the under
+ signed the Referee IN said judgment
named. will sell at public auction, at the
Exchange Saiesroom: Nos ~ ~ 49,
street in the Borough OF Manhattan. CIty
- New York. on the 18th day Of March.
1871 at II o'clock noon on that day py
Herbert 4. sherman, Auetioneer' the prem prem,
ises directed by said judgment 10 De soiu'
and therein described as follows;
ALL that certain lot piece or parceI OF
land. together with the buildInss ana I'm
and belug In the Seventh Ward OF the
RorouRh OF Manhattan. city and County
81 New York. bounded and described as
follows 90 Wit. ,
BEGINNING at point on the southerly
side of Monroe Street. distant one hundred
and sixty-three G63) feet and four 90
inches, westerly, from the southwestery
corner Of Monroe street and Montgomery
Street; thence running southerly and
Darallel or nearly 50, with Montgomery
Street ninety-eight (sS) feet and 1Ve to)
/ Inches 70 the center line Of the block be-
tween Monroe street and Cherry street /;
thence running westerly along said middle
line and on line nearly parauel 10 NON
roe Street twenty-three (23) feet and FOUR
(D inches. thence running northery ana
again parallel to Montgomery Street Ninety =
eight (9s) feet and four ca lnches' 70 the
southerly side or line or Monroe street,
ana thence running easterly along tho
southerly line or side Of Monroe STREE l.
twenty-three (23) feet and four 90 inches;
to the point or place Of beginning. said
PREMISES being known by the street num-
Der los Monroe Street 49, ~
Dated. New York. February goth. 1917.
JAMES A DONEGAN. Referee
JULIUS II. SEYMOUR. Attorney FOR
Plaintiff. ONCE & =. o Address. No.
233 Broadway, Borough Of Manhattan
city Of New York
The following is a diagram Of the prop
ertv 10 be sold: It's street number Is los
Monroe Street
L NFopvoa street
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Keeps Order, but Gives No
Sign of Plan for
Intervention
Rebel Army Still Intact
Fernando Has More Than
5000 Men, Awaits At
tack by Federals

Santiago. Cuba, March l2.-From ms
base al Guantanamo, Admiral Henry J.
MAYO. commander Of the United States
Atlantic feet. received reports to-day
from Eve Cuban shore stations where
American forces have been landed
From none Of them, however, came any
evidence that the putting ashore OF the
American was the beginning OF inter
vention.
Five hundred marines and blueJack-
cts are in Santiago patrolling the city
while smaller detachments are dong
similar duty in Guantanamo Mama
Milo. Nuevitas and at the FL ComDre
Mine. a few miles from Santiago.
The government advance forces com
D,anded bv Pablo and Fausto Menocal,
brothers Of President Menocal' arrived
to-day At San Luis, which was evacuat-
Cd Yesterday by General Comacho, al
Ter brief lighting. in which there were
a few casualties. IN. l.:
Major Ricoberto Fernandez, with ms
force of rebels. Is az Songo, southeast
~ San Luis. about twenty miles north
Of Santiago. The Menocal brothers
said they would await reinforcements
before advancing further They have
about 5000 men. while Fernandez COM
mands between 5000 and 4.OOO.
Ranks Remain Closed
The banks here remain closed, un-
dor orders from their nam oihces.
Most of the funds have been with
drawn BY depositors, and all the gov.
eminent funds, something IN excess OF
$500 600, have been taken By the rebels.
Santiago ceased 10 be a closed port
Yesterday. The Cuban gunboat Matan.
Zas. which had been at the mouth OF
the harbor for two days. left this
morning for Guantanamo. She mad not
been permitted @ enter Santiago by
Commando Reginald r. Belknap, com
handing the American forces, who has
the mine LAYER San Francisco and the
cruiser Olympia in the inner harbor.
In circular received to-day, ad-
dressed by President Menocal TO +.
Merrill Griffith, the American Consul
at Santiago. 10 was asserted that an
election would be held In Oriente Prov
ince ten days after the MenOcal troops
were in possession of Santiago
The residents Of Santiago have
known little of the conditions in the
other parts of the island since Febru-
ary ~. as they have been isolated dur,
ing this period. Between here and
Camaguey all business of the Cuban
Railroad has been destroyed. Esti-
mates of the sugar cane burned by the
rebels vary widely. but apparently no
grinding machinery has been de-
stroyed. In the city Of Santiago there
has been no looting.
Apparently there is no resentment
against the presence Of the American
guard in Santiago Even the local
police were invited 20 continue their
duty, the Americans making Y clear
that they were in the city merely to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-13
MEeTCmLsTEn COrNTY.
as ACRE FARM

suitable for Estate Development
gor<fe1 near Brrarn Lake ana ON nacalnfn
Boulevard from Afnorh fo Bedford. so
fsef elevation. hrauffuI tlfwh.
Price 500 per acre.
Osssf gOHs o. TROY hes N1rlrie. hea fDfk
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COOK -SWcle. temporary or permanent en-
,,r.rieft. x50-St0. cgccilc4s cook A. MS 1905
r,sver.s Ager,y To- EsSl ssd 81. 30 hOOr Telephone
Sp41 AuIGsf H4ll.
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Forecasts for Special LOealltes.--District Of c

Local Official Reeord.-rhe following OFFICIAL rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows temperatures
during the last twenty-four hours. in comparison
with tie corresponding date o. last year.
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.orrurRN PACIFIC COMPANY.

1s- Broadway. New York. y. Y.
Tho Annual Meeting II the Stockholders
az fre Southern Pacific COMPANY VIII be
b.ff al the Office Of this Coupanv in
Anchorage. Jefferson County. Ken.ucky. on
"wednesday. April (, 1917. at twelve o'clock
noon. standard time. for the following pur-
poses viz
To elect dfteen Directors.
3 To transact all such other business as
NAV legally come before the meeting In
Guiding the approval and ratification OF all
action u the Board Of Directors and Of
the Executive Committee since the las,
annual meeting ~ ne stockholders Of this
Company.
For the purposes ~ the meeting the
books Tor the transfer 81 stock viii be
closed at ~ o'clock noon. on Saturday.
March IL. 1917. and Nlll Doe rcopeHed at 10
o'clock 4. NJ. THURSDAY. April g. 1917
iy order OF the Board OF Directors
HUGH NELL. Secretary.
Dated January 2 1917.
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preserve order and protect foreign
lives and property
Guillermo Mascara, candidate Tor
Governor on the Menocal ticket; Colo
mel Alfredo Lora. President Of the Pro-
vincial Council, and Ramon Ruiz. post
master, had been Imprisoned by the
Liberals. They were released through
the influence Of the Americans. The
Conservatives. encouraged by their re-
appearance. crowded about until they
assumed a mobilize appearance, causing
Consul Griffith TO suggest their tempo
rary retirement or internment.
The headquarters Of the Americans
are opposite the consulate. Two by
two sentries patrol the streets, and a
few pieces Of light artillery have been
placed at the outposts al the city
limits Lieutenant L. +. Kimbal, OF
the San Francisco. is in command.
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS


Copeniagen March l2-Fredc-ik VIII DAM Nt'
YORK Ga HaIfsN and Clr.stianta.
Havana March l2--MeIico. New York. Matanh~s
barbados March ll-Aldeuey tNorl. Baltimore
and Norloik& Oregouian. Rio de Ianeiro Tor bai
=, Lucia. March II-siunsomo. Buenos Ayres To-
Ncw York
P.ram5ueo. March l0-Chariton Hall New YORK o.,
Aatofagasta March 9-shesnan. Ne" 1ofA' N"'io-'
and Baltimore
Guamca March i0-P0nce New York.
ClIao March l0-Crgster Hall. New YORK.
Rio de Janc.ro. March l0--auta Barbara. Wv
York. stephen X Jones. New York ana NtNpr
News: Trafalgar (Norl. New York and Newport
S.ria. March la-Norl America DAM. Barbados
N1lzaulllo March lO-COmmOdOre Rollins tN0D
Philadelphia and Havana.
Guantanamo March l2-NOrdytlernen tNorl, New
port News and Havana
SAILED
Rio Do Janeiro. March e-Ar!zonian. Baltimore
Havana. March IO-H&yana. New York.
Caibarien. March S-CautO New York.
Puerto Mexico. March l0-Yumuh tCubsnl. Pros
rrso anu NeW York.
SagI4. March l0-PanucO New York.
P.rnambuc0. March i0-Kremlin. Mobile
Porto Rico March 10-Si0ux New Orleans.
Vera cruz March g-Mouterey. ProTeso
Nassau. March l2-Esperauza iron New Nor'o
Havana
saiina Cruz. March ll-Nianzanlllo Cuban. Cham
peficO
rln,a Arenas March l2-ysn Hosendorp. Juan de-
Iucaro March l2-saUla Ciennegos
Bahia. March lO-SaO Paulo lBraz). New York
BuenDs Ayres. March lO-Kuth stark. Baltimore.
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fDNg ggACH -FIVE TINS fb)rfe0 CORNER
men, r1-lrssfl orerrd ~ sserffee. ff 100
psr essf sasy terms Dasnoe D.. 4. Bor 80
TIt-Iff NTcf
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Hoyt Goes to Memphis

Marlin, Tex. March l2.-Waite Hoyt
the schoolboy pitcher of Brooklyn, to-
day received notice of his release TO
the Memphis club under an optional
agreement Hoyt knew that this ar
rangement would be made. He leaves
Tor Memphis next Friday night.
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by request Of the Nary Depart
ment, the departure Of ships for Eu-
roDean ports is omitted.

Brsyo. Ponce and Msyasuez March and san
Juan Z f0 the New YORK. a Porto Rico s. 90.
With ST passenger. malls and mdse. bsf a.
1913 y m Ilfh
Moro castle Havana March and Nassau 2.
90 M. New Yorl a cuba Mail IS Go. with 10
Messenger. malls and mise. Bar az 500 q ~
Tl-eph tuueo tNuI. SagIa March aii
Cs.aroya T. 20 tie Atlantic fruit Go. with fruit
Standard. Tnpan March g. % the standard
Transportst.ou CO. with crude oil Bar al ll.5e
ytme Macor. March T. 20 the CLYDE 81 Co.
with .uear bar al ! ~.
Lady . Gaspe BIZ. Kingston FEB y Monteso
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YAUCH. LEOPOLD BIN pursuance OF
an order Of Hon. John p Cohalan. a
Surrogate ~ the County OF New York.
rotice Is hereby given 20 all persons hay-
ing claims against Leopold Is. Yauch. late
present the same. with vouchers thereof,
TO the subscriber. al her place OF trans
acting business, at the ofice Of Edwin v.
Updike. No. So Liberty Street in the city
Of New York. on or before the 25th day Of
April 1911
Dated New York. October 25th. 1916.
MARY ROSETTA YAUCH, ENecutrlx.
EDWIN II. UPDIkE, Attorney for ES-
ecutriX. 80 Liberty street. Borough Of
Manhattan. New York City.
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Business Troubles


JULIUS ID HOCkE. d director ~ me First
National Bank ~ Bajonne and chairman ~ the
cts Bank ~ hpoauc OF ~ bIaai"a,. nes n ~,
AID assets SIS cash and ten shar'o OF ne flis,
Na-loau Bank ~ Bayonuc and one share General
81. $4,000 IS claim b. Christopher !. VII.
Jams ss receiver n ue First National HANK m
Ba}0nlc and 5000 a. Nockholdcr oi me bank.
f0nc. and $4,000 90 d note ~ the Abhou De
uor motor Co which De indorsed me cry
IOsEpH FINkIJ.STEIN petition in bank
riptcy ha. beeu hlfl against Joseph tnkesen ny
l. stated hat liabilities are 1000 and assets 1880
De has been boz business fourteen years judge
D. ha.d aWa.n,e1 f.,g u ONO. reos'',r.
received ilom the Fall River Line tecnty four cases.
valued a. 2, lD0 which were Disposed o.
fEEuEMck e. TtRck A petition in bank
ily'G has been Died against Frrieuek g. Turk
grocer az hnnion ly flr" creditor Everett
q TradscI Co. 1922 woun A LbeI. 1888. aud
Iaryh a Davis. sl2 sheriff saic o., bio
rre,is ~ March D. Wa restrained b. Judge J..
Hand Of u.s Federal cour.
Assignment
GEORGE d. WAITER. Who keeps a family
usigmert 10 Nacanic. friedman. 10 began
Dlsiacss H December last
Discharges IRON Bankruptcy
Judge Learned Hand yotgday granted The fol-
raiof. go MN ave-. liadlitc. 1890. J. J0ug
Man. mataggf ri ,s,ii1ee f'.liliani a. - isfs
~. uabi.ng fit.l@ Molmolih Wii'gl.
.dverflng iudnfas liabilities 90 go Annie Bnskie
Dol. Taf 1891 ~ uablifirs flbD%i deficiency
ier,.. I0uls b Tfoelch c'crA Norh TarytOan
Ioiu j. Gaust}. $50 hfadlufst a'e. formerly
I4r0rt. Il,ua Guber 1925 Prospect ave Peter
t,eusboo eetTiasn. 200 FaH 8zd A. Margaret
A D,0nhue schD1i TEACHER. 90 Wet no A. .
samuel Goldman, painter. = hrooms st Chau.
g,saariet b it,sfh. plumber los wos iO5ih q.
I'D If,udeua Bf0mDcrga. 10 West lijih -
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TRANSPACIFiC MAILS

luf.e uAlls 'iosf ut v-'V T. W.
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VIA san frarr sroi-Cores Naru. ...---- Mar -
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japan. Corrl China and Philippine Islands -
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-13
AUCTION SALES

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