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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-21
Business Troubles



BESSIE FRANKENSTYNE.-A petition has been
fled against Bessie Frankenstync. doing business
The Charlotte. manufacturer Of Infants wear. At
1895 broadway by the following creditOrs A. T.
Grant. $3.50, Abraham J. Gluck. 500. and A. VI
stelnbcrg $1,000. Judge Manton has appointed
blitles are said 10 be 2.j0O and the assets ST. 500
SWEIG BROS.-A petition las been nled against
s~eig Bros. dealers IN furs, at II West 32d St.
u. r. Honsitz, 5000. and r. :. Wheeler, Sili. The
firm has been IN business ten yeaS.
NEyEN SPARKS LAMB. INC.-A petition has
been fled against NcvtN Sparks Lamb Inc. manu-
facurer Of paints and oils, al li9 Church a.. b.
these crclitOrs Newkirk Avenue Automobile Co.
w; Engies Express Co, $500, and United Auto
GEORGE GAYDoNE sometimes known a,
George T. Gsydone. Who is president o. the Gsydone
/ Gold Pen 60. Inc. at % John ST. has ned a
petition. with liabilities Of Sl2.S2s and assets OF
s. cash in savings bank Nearly an ~ the Iiabil-
ties are on account OF H. q NJ wollsiein. Inc A
petition vas filed against /. NJ. Wolstein on
EDWARD A. CHrT-rEypEN. manager of .,p-c,,
business az 52j East liith ~. has fled petition
with liabilities " $685. and no assets
,, ~ DOlPH kNIERiEM a painting contractor in
liabilities Of s2s6iO and no assets The Mutual
Trust Company o. Weslches,er County Pot Chcs-
ter. Is secured creditor FOR 81 900.
AUSTIN VICKERs. 81 $40 West 10Th Il IA,
nlod petition. with liabilities " 81 SIS and as.,t,
Of $3.50 consisting Of debts duo on open account
CHARLES ". HOLTZ. a clerk Of sol West
il9uh ~. has filed petition With liabilities Of
0
Schedules
ELIAS HESNEK. surviving member oS IN. firm
81 ResucS Shapiro Go. manufacturer, ~ shirts
~ ~ East lin ~. has filed schedules I'm bsnk-
rupicy. with Liabilities n Si5i 9i3 c1nsisfing az -
cured claims $3.50 unsecured claims 800 $50
uOics and bills Eii. accommodation paper s. POI
ard assets ~ seas. REPRESENTED by real estate
$4,000. stock so 1000. machinery 81 500 debt.
due open account 81 2sS. and cash 5000
HARVARD FILM CORPORATION "a 100 sev-
ouih ave. has hlcd schedules In bankrupt..y attb
liabilities u fZs.gl6 and assets 81 81 49, repre-
sentsd by machinery. etc. S.. 500 debts due an
Opeii account ij.0i7 and unquidafcl claims 81 az,
SAMUEL AhONSON. dealer in jewel-y al as
nm ave. has fled schedules In bankruptcy win
liabilities Of slstsO aud assists ~ $3.50 consist
Ing q stock $500 fixtures $3.50. debts duo ON
open account J.i, and cash g.
Receivers
MANUFACru RERs' PRINTING Co nc
Francis H. McAdOo. sOn ~ tho Secretary NJ,
NAnu'arturrts' Printing 60 me N yand~sst,,
81. b. Judge Mant0n. In $500 bond.
Petition Dismissed
pesinon IN bankruptcy nic1 against NJ
TerSko, Inc. jewellers. 81 ~ Nassau st.. on April
~. 1915. has b--i dismissed.
ks,ianmenta
MAILER a STETS 90. INC. manufacture, of
cigar bgIes, a. ~ First ave la assigned to
I1ui~sl ] Witarin. Tie business was started In
1905 and incorporated Ia 1914 PRANK o. Siein Is
he president
MAX IOEwENFTEfN. trading a. tho P.lsr.
MATf@, ~ No 1901 FfpaiiNAY. has made an a..
ssnmout 10 Herman Bl-~abAtL
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
Of New York-Ida Mason and another,
os trustees plaintiffs, against Seventh
Avenue Amusement Company. et al. de.
pursuance OF Judgment OF
foreclosure and sale dated January H.
IqI7 entered January 10, 1917, the under
signed will sell at public auction at the
Exchange Sales Rooms, Nos. l4-l6 Nesey ~,
Borough Of Manhattan, city OF New YORK
on the 1st day Of March, 1917, at IL
oiclock noon on that day. by Joseph p.
Day suctioneer. the premises directed by
said Judgment TO be sold and therein de-
scribed as follows; All that certain lot,
niece or parcel OF land with the building
and improvements thereon, situate, lying
and being in the Borough OF Manhattan,
CITY County and State OF New York
bounded and described as follows. Begin
ming at a point on the westerly side or
feet. eleven UD inches northery from the
corner formed by the intersection OF the
westerly side Of Seventh Avenue and the
side Of one hundred and thirty
first Street running thence westerly par
alIel with said nOrtherly side Of one hun
dred and thirty-frst Street seventy-fve
t15D feet: thence northerly parallel with
the westerly side Of Seventh Avenue
twenty-five $50 feet; thence easterly again
with the northerly side Of Or
hundred and thirty-hrst Street seventy =
nve (75) feet to the westerly side Of Sew
enth Avenue: thence southerly along the
westerly side OF Seventh Avenue. twenty
five $3.50 feet 10 the point or place OF be-
Dated. New York. February 5. 1917.
MORRIS \ HULETT,
Plaintiffs Attorney No. l35 Broad
way New York city.
GEORGE +. WELLER.
The following is diagram Of the
property 10 be sold. Its street number is
222G Seventh Avenue.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
New York, February 20, 1917.

New York February 1917.
10 Holders Of Development General Bonds of
Southern Railway Company and
Holders OF Bankers
bonds deposited under the Circular Bondhos
October rs. 1916:
Notice IS hereby given Of the Withdrawal pro-
exchange Of Southern Railway Company Reundng
proyemnt Mortgage NV bonds for Development
4% bonds forth in the Circular Letter
1910 addressed by order Of the Board Of Directors Company
to the holders Of Its Development and General Mortgage bonds
Holders Of Bankers Trust Company Certificates Deposit
deposited bonds surrender such certificates Bankers Trust
the Development and General Mortgage no bonds which they
entitled.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
FAIRFAX HARRISON, President
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SITUATIONS WANTED

Male
CANADIAN New York business man. thorough
farmer. take charge Of gentemsn's estate, Call
forna preferred. A.. Box 90. Tribune.
ELEVATOR RUNNER-Young man. 20. white: can
give references. =. A. Stockhsmmer SiiJ Viz
sinia ave Jersey City, \. j.
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ARRIVED

Rio de 5aueiro tBrsz). Santos Jan q Rio de
JaIciro "A. Bahia p. Pernsm6uco 80 Para heo
and San Juan a. TO the Lloyd BraZleiro. with %
passengers malls and mdse. Bar al ] m
Rswson Gam. late Arg. Cardiff Dec -. Azores
90. in ballast Passed in SANDY Hook al ass p N
Saratoga Havana Feb IL. 20 the New lor"
Cuba Mail $ 60, with l57 passenger mails ana
Trevier CBels. Barry Jan "a. TO Norton. Lilly
Co. IA ballast; Bar a. ! ? IN, 20 o., ,.o,,or
Liiiy q co. in ballast. Left quar- al $40 D m
San Guglielmo 1tAD. Naples Jan 81, Gibratar
Feb and Huelya S, 10 Pierce BrOs' with mdSe
Huron. Jacksonville Quar- a, go .m
cts % Montgomery Savannah rep L. 70 tne
Ocean SIS Co. with passengers and mdse. guar a.
Essex tBr. Liverpool Feb and Halifax, s.
IS to Norton, Lilly Co. In ballast bat Z"
= Hsydrot CNorl. s,n,o Domingo city Feb and
Macons y. 10 the Clyde = Go. with sugar baf
Fsrmsum Dutch. Amsterdam Jan i6 and Ber-
muda Feb l.. to Punch, Edye d Co. III O@uss''
hs TbS az ~ HalToren CNorl. st Nazsre Feb :
to J Ii Winchester & CO. in ballast. Bar al I25o
Iampasss Brunswick Feb Il. TO the Mallory IS
90 with mdse Quar- II % a m m
Comal Mobile FEB %. Tampa - ana hey W. s5
n. A9,ope eBTi. London Feb g. 20 the Cunsrd S
Co. Lid, with passengers and mdse Bar o. l''V
Aibol OBJ. London Jan % via Halifax. y s.
Feb II. 10 Fumes. Witty Co In ballast baf
a; { m. - g.
City Of Manila CBr). Glasgow FEB Z. to San
derson a Son In ballast. Bar at a m.
Commodore Rollins tNor) Guantanamo Feb H. 10
the New York Cuba Mail s. Co. with sugar.
Bar al 9.3j N. -
Z 10 James " EiNell 4 Co. with passengers and
Ind5e Bar A. $3.50 a m - .-,,,
Bassam OBI. Lagos Jan II. Aecra a. seE I,,li
and Aim % end sierra Leone 20. To the West
India s Go. with mdse; Bar at ESQ ? n. lslA- u
s. Line, with passengers, mails and md'c Bar
a. 1880 a m.
SAILED
Northern Obi HaUe. Prince Arthur lBrl. Bos-
ton. Edub san Juan: CHESAPEAKE. Baltimore.
Han,a (Norl Santo Domingo: Ayala ltall. FOR
cigu mort. Ikomasan Maru lapl, Manila: SelWyn
F'ldy No-folk. Nayahoc. Genoa. Tmandrs, Nor
foik: Mongolia London: Algonquin. do: III SOL
Galveston: Mar Baltico tSpsnl. Bordeaux u
Aug Kcsslcr Dutch. Rotterdam: kilpatrck' 'rA-
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STORAGE NOTICES

TO ESTATE OF LIZZIE WOODS, r. VON
Rernuth Mrs. r. ID. butcher. Chss. +.
Cook or Grace f.. Cook estate Of Mrs. DE
Witt G Ward or Adelaide x. Ward-Selleck,
Baron Paul Wellington. Julian T. SAKE, Mrs.
\. G. Jessurum: estate OF Helen l.. Dwyer,
l.. =. Batzley +. b. Grindell. VIM Z. Egan,
Attorney for Hotel Garde; Miss NJ VI.
Brown. Mrs. F. w. Spence: or Mrs. Norman
Cealey West Stella CLASSIFY. Mrs. VI. J. Fear
ing Mrs. "a. r Reid. Mrs. NJ Patterson,
O'Nenl-A Adams Co.. Miss Gertrude Flower,
Mrs. s Friedman Mrs. c. MacCabe. Mrs.
Mary r, Scully, Mrs :. Greason, Mrs.
Francis II. Kimball. Mrs. J. II. Parry, Frank
X Kane. Mrs. Frances T. Cooke, II. ID.
Bvrnes. Mrs y. II Lawrie, Mrs. N Hunter,
Buckley Newhall Co, Miss Carrie Ross. H.
Francis Winter Inc; Mrs. Grace NJ Ray
rnond. Ludwig Baumann & Co. George W.
Swain. Miss Il. Brewster. Mrs. Eliza Spear
Chas r Fox. Miss T. Follis. the Seventy
second St Company. Mrs Annie Scudder,
.John NJ Rarney, the Bedouins Carnivals
Mems Association, A. Wallace, Mauri Maj
fucci: You and each OF you are hereby noti-
fed that the time for the payment or our
lien upon the property hereinafter described
having expired after due notice thereof had
been given you. we will cause sucn property
20 wit: Household Goods, Personal Effects
and Merchandise stored In the Columbia
Storage Warehouses by you or In your name
Tor I'm which you may have an INTEREST,", 10
he sold at public auction, according 10 the
statute I'm such case made aud provided, al
Nos so q 81 West 9th St, on Saturday,
March 10th, 1917, at 1880 a NJ, ana II me
sale thereof IS not completed on said date the
same will be continued az the same place on
each and every Saturday thereafter begin
Ming at 10 30 A. NJ. until the sale is COM
pleted. ,..-..,,, 100, ,,.,,,,,,o,-ot,,
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LOST. FOUND AND REWAn
osT RHNEBOOhS'

LOST Handbook No. isoe'SS, *, Ycrk rrs
ings. $50 Fourth aw -
.,ann.i please ryturn e pam -.
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AUSTRALIA

The estimated area sown to wheat
this year in the four wheat exporting
states Of Australia is 11,OS4,874 acres,
compared with 12,38s,376 harvested in
1876. The average yield last season
was from 1852 to 16.1 bushels to the
acre. The heavy rains have damaged
the wheat in certain districts by beat
ing it down and causing it to rust.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-21
PROPOSALS

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
line BOARD OF Water Supply. at It's offices
twenty second floor. Municipal Building
PARK Row. Centre and Chambers streets
dsy March 6. 1871. for Contract All. for
furnishing and delivering liquid chlorine
for use at the Kensico Screen chamber Of
the Catskill aqueduct
Al tho above place and time the bids
will be publicly opened and read. Psmph-
lets containing Information for biddef-
can be obtained at the above address, al
the ONCE Of the Secretary, by deposting
equivalent for each pamphlet For further
particulars apply TO the Office OF the Prln-
clpal Assistant Engineer at the above al
dress.
CHARLES STRAUSS. President
CHARLES y. CHADWICK,
JOHN r. CALVIN,
Commissioners Board OF Water Supply.
GEORGE FEATHERSTONE. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-21

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge to satisfy which the above de-
scribed property is TO be sold, Is S2l, 2fl.24
vim Interest thereon from ia .usry >, 1911
together with costs and allowances
amounting 70 S3jj.S6, with interest there
on from January 10, 1917, together with
the expenses Of the sale. The approximate
amount OF the taxes. assessments and
water rates or other liens which are to be
allowed TO the purchaser out Of the pur-
chase money, or paid by the Referee, IS
SCOTT, with interest and penalties thereon.
Dated, New York February 3, 1917.
GEORGE +. WELLER. Referee.
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STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS

Santos. FEB Ia-Hammershus Dan). New York.
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Livestock, Meats and Provisions

Following are yesterdays prices, compares
with those of year ago:
New York Yesterday. year age
Live steers, best. 100 1880. 49,, o,ooo
10. ..s...-.s.s.. Nov W'lisSp "'S SF''NN
ID. N'............ 10 a ~ 10 q .l4,
lib Ib ''@l,. D., 100 a 1900 900 aI3Oo
Di he was ,'E' 10 q % rs a .lsH,
Live ewes. 100 ID. 800 a $50 5'0O " t"I
Lanhs. fair 10 49, -,,o-
prime 100 lb....H.50 "a 1919 IO.oJ GiIo2
Dressed mutton. 10. 10 "a " ~ "a -,
Dressed lambs. ID. 40 "a .22l2 .IoRp 'lof2
Hos. 100 lb......l2.I5 q - 6'3O ~ 90
Dressed hogs. bacon. ma rs,
Mess pork. bbl. $500 a $3.50 2i.50 923.00
Mess beef. bbl... 1890 "a 1851 WV Wi|'So
Lard. Middle West q, m. an A..
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London Wool Market

London, Feb. 20.-There was an ac-
tive demand for the fine selection Of
merinos offered AZ the wool auction
sales to-day. Prices were firm, New
South Wales greasy selling as high as
Ss, South Australian at 2s Cd and
Queensland secured at As cad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-21

LOST -Bankbcok Ne. loes'Ms Yea. rr"'
.,, .Ss. 3i Please Ts.Sm soOs 10 O'nA
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

These mails close at $50 ,. M
Hawaii tvia san Francisco)-Lurine. FEB :
Tahiti MarQuesas. Cook Islands, New Iea-
land and Australia Except NesD wa
San FranciSco1-Moana .................Fe Feb .
Japan. COFea and China via Seatuel-
hsmskura MANI .........-... ...... .'..'peo
Guam and Philippine ISLANDS via san frd-
cisco)-l Transport. ...-... -. LIEU =
Hawaii japan. tO3ea, China and Phllpphe
Islands via san ErAnciscOl-China. -.... OF Mar
us,.,U ivia So Frsnriscol -Nyfhelmins. Mar
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}. VI. SHERWOOD MFG. ISCoRp.

los thambers 81, y. J. e, y. 7.
To the Stockholders:-
The annual Meeting ~ tho Stockholders
Of this Corporation. pursuant Of it's by
Laws. viii be held at II O'Clock \. NJ on
Tuesday. March 9Th. 1911. at the ONCE of
the Corporation. i5t Chambers 81. New
York city. Tor the election 81 Directors
and the transaction ~ such other buaincs,
as may properly come before the meeting.
y VI. SHERWOOD,
Secretary and Treasurer,
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE CAMP COTS g. BLANKETS
500 Army Camp Cots.
900 Telescope camp Cots.
400 Camp Cots, iron frame. canvas cen.
tire. spring hung
21O Folding Camp cots. iron frame, can
vas centre. spring hung
All full size. Immediate delivery. all new
and unused.
ALSO BLANKETS-2.75O. new: immedl.
ate delivery.
Call or write i. NJ. BROWN. Room 2i1
50 Clinton street. Brooklyn. y. Y.
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MONDAY. FEBRUARY &c
OUTGOING STEAMERS

THURSDAY. FEBRUARY y
C,,, n, foDtgomerv-sayannsh. s.ooPM
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY %
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Humidity
Barometer ReadInqs

5 a. m....,. 4! Ip m...so p. m.
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Commodities

hennery whites fine TO fancy. 49e: ordinary
TO good. 47d4Sc: gathered whites ordinaIy
TO fine. 46m4sc; Western and Southern;
gathered white, 46M47c; state. Penn ana
nearby, hennery browns. 47izm4sc; gath
cred, brown and mixed colors. frsts to extra
1rsts, 46d47c duck eggs, Baltimore, cholce'
tlc Far Southern asa i1c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-21

Rye.-Market firm.
Yes'dsy's Previous Year
Cash: close. close. ago
Cash, n. Y. bush. .s1.57 S1.56 Holiday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-21
AUCTION SALES

rAkE NOTICE that the undersigned will sell al
public auction by Ernest MiligAn. aucticoeer,
at 1903 Fast isith Street Borough Of Manhattan.
al 10 o'clock IN ths forenoon " said day, certain
Waters Upright Piano. No. H.isl. style walnut
property ~ Martha q. ietman. judgment debtor.
Dated Fehruar 10Th. 1915.
CiiARLtS ". GRIFFIrHs. Receiver
DAVID T. BARNETT. AtU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-21

For New England. fair and colder wednesday
Thursday snow. with rising temperature.
For southern New England. fair. colder Wednes-
day: Thursday snow or rain. With rising tenn
perattre.
For Eastern New York. fair and COLDER Wednes-
day: Thursday snow in northern portion rain or
snow IN southern portion. slowly rising temperature
For New Jersey Delaware and Eastern feuhsyl -
vsuia. fair "wednesday: Thursday rain or snow. not
much change In temperature. ,,,.
"wednesday. followed by snow In the afternoon OF
night: Thursday rain or snow. slightly warmer
For Maryland and the District Of Columbia, talI
Wednesday: Thursday cloudy, probably ram NOV
much change ~ temperature. ,.,,
followed b. snow Wednesday night or Ihufsday
not much change IN Temperature.
Local official Reeord-The following OFFICIAL rec
ora from the Weather Bureau shows Temperatures
during the last twenty-fou hours in comparison
with the corresponding date Of last year;
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MAILER STErS 90. INC. manufacturers Of
cigar boIes, a. ~ Tint ave la assigned TO
I1ui~sl ] Witarin. Tie business was started In
1905 and incorporated Ia 1914 Prank o. Siein Is
Tho president
MAX IOEWENfTEfN. trading a. tho PalAno
MArt@, ~ No 1901 PrpaiiNaY. has made an a..
sglmort 30 Herman Hl-s1kiAtL
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The following is diagram Of the
property 10 be sold. Its street number is
222G Se1 enth Avenue.
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Coffee, Sugar, Tea and Cotton
seed Old

Coffee Futures-The coffee market was
less active yesterday, with fluctuations irreg-
ular and the tone rather steadier after the
heavy liquidation of Monday. No further
decline was reported in firm offers from Bra
I'll, while March liquidation was less in evil
dence, and there appeared TO be some scat
tered covering on a slight early decline. The
close was steady net l point lower to
points higher. Sales were reported Of $4,000
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Yesterdays
Cottonseed Oil Futures.-Sent

Cottonseed Oil FutUres.-Sentiment in the
cottonseed oil market at present is divided.
and price changes yesterday were compare
lively small. ranging fyom TO points net
higher. Total sales for the day were 1900
barrels. Refining interests appeared TO be on
the selling side, and the demand was prin-
cipally in the form Of covering.
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Yesterdays

Sugar Futures-Sugar futures yesterday
opened TO 10 points lower. with sales on
the call 3. 800 tons. The market was irregu-
lar throughout the session, with sentiment
nervous and unsettled. due to the uncertain
spot market and TO the disturbances in Cuba.
The close showed net declines Of to IL
points, with sales for the day %, 500 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-21

,,r-rrIcRAPH TyPEwRIrrEN LErTta1so 4
81 40, 600 SIs5. 10000 g,,.hY. El,L
wTATHERFoRD 10 Broadway 1ba1i'A''
Rom iisl. Rector i5'5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-21

BY VIRTUE OF AN ASSIGNMENT OF
chattcl mortgage. viii sell to-day, Et \.
NJ, at ~ Goerck ST. sth floor. one motor and
Singer machines. DAVID LEEF. Auotloneer'
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

RIVERSIDE DRlNE-iArgn Handsomely furnished
room. high rlas private apartment. near subway
oIpntss. gentleman. Phone Aeadcrnr. $40 Goissal
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Orchard and Field

Yesterday. year ago
Beans. marrow, 1915,
choice, 100 III. .Sf235G 1850 I.I59 -
Peas. Scotch 1916.
choice 100 lbs 5000 5.00G =
Potatoes. /. l.. Dbl. 10000 1850 375@4.oo
Apples, fancy. Dbl 5000 $50 2.oog4.
Grapefruit Fla. box $500 $50 .I5q 3.So
Oranges, Fla, box. 2.754 3.75 1.AO94.oo
Hay and Straw
Yesterday year sga
(Per toni per TONI
Timothy. No. l,
No / clover mxd 5000 1900 19.ooG22.oo
Rye straw, No. / 1900 400 5000 -
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SCHOOL AGENCIES

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers, Tutors
Goyernesses etc. to Colleges, Schools and
Families. Apply TO Mrs. NJ J. YOUNG.
FULTON. % Union Square.
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FAILRIVER LINE
TO BOSTON $500

Ctr. ,v Pier II, n. r., Il. Fulton ST.
daily at p. NJ Music. 90 =, pt..
New london (Norwich) Line str ". ,a pier
40. \. r., q. Houston ST. e eSa sun eur O NJ
S.s Haven Line Str. ". Pier Is. L. h''
:, Gathsrlne st. Ex. Sun, P. NJ ,
Rridgeport Line. Nv Pier 2'' L. F'''
daily except Sunday, l;OO +. NJ
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DIAMONDS
MULTIGRAPHiNS

DIAMONDS BOUGHT ard SOLD ioi 80 -
f1se BENNETr. rs BrOadsV. mifo -.
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Shipping Information

toAsI. Aparhe Charleston and Jacksonsille' LAZY
of Gasr-s tBri kingston Tha.ia tDuieh1. Bslu
rnore. nara Maagen DAM AaibOg: Hamilton.
%orsoIk and NeWport News. Algiers. Houston: my
of Augusta savannah: Vague SSnto DoT1nso D.
Charlton Hall. Santos; Tanaglord Nsrl' IN,
tisnia: santa Barbara, Brazil; Water 'NoD'
Cuban ports
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SrpRoGATEs NOTICE

~ PURSUANCE OF AZ oh sSggrrs,
No Countv Of New York. No.,,,,-,
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