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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-16
Coolie Crew on English Oil
Boat Revolt When
About to Sail
Harbor Guard Called
Arrest of Engineer Will Cost
Tuscolusa's Owners $4,000
a Day Demurrage

With several Of her mutinous Chi
nese crew in irons and one OF them IN
the Staten Island Hospital with two
bullet wounds in his back, the Brush
freighter Tuscolusa, bound for INDIA
with case oil and gasolene, is moored
off Stapleton in the lower harbor. IN
able TO proceed because her third en-
gineer is a prisoner in the Richmond
County Jail.
Alexander Symon, the third engineer
who admits having shot Ching King
the wounded sailor, was arrested oy
Patrolman King just as the Tuscolusa
was making ready TO weigh anchor iast
evening. lie was arraigned before
Magistrate Evans in Stapleton and held
in $1,000 bail pending the outcome OIL
his victims injury. A.
There are about 100 Chinese IN the
Tuscolusa's crew, most OF whom are
employed in the stoke hole and engine
rooms. on Wednesday they demanded
AN extra $40 bonus for making the
VOYAGE. This was granted. 1ester-
dav they made a demand that they be
permitted a conference with the chi
nese consul before they sailed. as they
had heard that "China had severed re-
lations with Germany
The trouble started when Coone No.
: went into the engine room. lie
charges that Symon felled him with
couple of blows and that he rushed to
the fo'castle for help. Symon declares
the first he knew of the trouble was
when about forty of the yellow men
came tumblng down the ladder ana
made for him. He fired in self-defencee'
he said, and two Of his shots struck
King c..;.
William Clark. who had obtained MS
clearance papers, put out III motor
boat from Staploton. As the craft are"
alongside, twenty coolies came rushlns
down the gangway and leaped lnto H.
They refused TO let Captain Clark go
aboard. but were later driven oack on
deck by the officers, while Captain
CLARK ordered the ensign run aloiU
upside down and four distress blasts
blown.
The signals brought the Staten Isl
and police and the neutrality boat Pow
hatan. A dozen marines stood IN the
prow of the Powhatan, and when the
coolies saw these they began TO 90 over
the side. They were hcrded back to
the ship.
II is possible that Symon may be
placed in custody Of the British consul
to-day and his place filled by another.
otherwise the ship will have to re
main here until the Chinese Is able to
appear in court. Each day in port
means a loss of $4,000 TO the snip
owners, according 70 Clark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS


NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF THE ILLINOIS
SURETY COMPANY.
STATE OF ILLINOIS COUNTY or COOK S.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT THEREOF H. H.
EVANS e. al. y. ILLINOIS SURETY COMPANY.
~ CHANCERY General No 32lSSi. ORDER
Tho petition Of james :. Hopkins Receiver Of
thc Illinois Surety Company. peiitionns the court
t0 enter an order On the above entitled cause
limiting che time within which tie creditors ~ the
Illinois Surety Company shall bring boz and present
their several claims sud demands. coming on 20
tho promises. doth ORDER. DECREE. and DIRHCT
fiat ihe creditor ~ PIE Illinois surety Com
pany shall on or before he i.E, dy o. Septem-
uer 4 D. 1917. present their several claims and
demands 10 the Receiver herel. ard ihst ln
default of tho prcsertatio1 ~ such claims pur
.usn. 20 mis- ORDER snd the NOTICE herein
required FOB be given. The said creditors 50 de-
fsulfug fn present their claims on or before said
participating In any dividends distribution u
assets of said Illinois Surety Company. which may
be made oy the Receiver under tho orders Of his
Cour.
TIE Court doth further ORDER and DIRECT
tho Receiver herein 10 copy Of this order
% De- published a. least once week Tor thrre
.r~rc,,iFe weeks. tho frst ISSUE % said publ
cation 90 b. mo-; lsfcr than thc first week of April
1919. in newspaper Cf general circulation 20 me
principal cities where tne Illinois Surety COMPANY
as doing business and maintained a branch once
or g general agency Tor The Stale.
And. 'u addition ~ the above. the Court also
DliECTS tho Receiver 20 mail a coDy Of this order
I'D an iuoFu crcitor %, the Illinois Suroiy Com
many who have rot already flod thci- claims sim
fhe Receiver and 90 also mail copy OF this order
Dob cs.b OF the agents ~ ftc Iiuoi, surety Com.
pary doing huslnes, with g. a. The time Il won't INTO
ii- hands ~ receiver under the order q this
court
Enter DENIS Z. SULLIVAN.
judge
MARCH D. Illl
Claims must 10 mailed 20 James s Hoplins
Receiver Illinois surety Company I9g south La
rs'- street. chicago. l.IIro'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-16
Fire Record

AN 49,,
trr.ng ,,-. ,.e,,.
2..g-5-9 oil Az; Tverling a salisbury; tunins
S.lj-4i6 West 5ith ST.; Colgate Reformed Ohur'h ;
tr.fins. .,.,
3.so-is3 Esst 2lst 81, John Issrn: trnns
S:.O-south and jackson sts.; on barge Day q
Irns tr.hing. -,
a.t5-6q3 Brosdvsy Philip Brsendet; unsnoSn
O.O0-S-6 Fast 18th ST. Alexander Rosenthal' un'
known. - .,o.
10 .o0-3la West Broadway; Charles Schwart' nSVO.
10 J0-Si3 Msnida ST.. Tho Bronx; Morris Rose
slight -.
1875 West ll7th St. Frank sehefer; sllsnl
1904 Amsterdam av: Thomas Hurry slisht
PM
Il io--s Washington Square North: Edward Row
1.is-5S Delaney S. owner unknown: slisht.
T. NJ
Law. trhinz.
2 Oo--lll Ssnnd ave. : Burns: trifirr
ss5-s32 Ieror ave. Nellie Appeloaum; u1nirs
6 OO-ia2 last Houston ST.. owner unknown IN
e.so-l27 East Ios,h St.. Lorcta sampansiilo tn
fing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-16
Maximum Sentence
For Bouck White
Judge Expresses Wish to Ex-
tend the Penalty-Jail
for Pastors Aids

The maximum penalty, thirty days m
prison and fine of 500, was imposed
yesterday on Bouck White, pastor Of
the Church of the Social Revolution,
for devsing the ceremony of burning
the American flag in the melting pot
of nationality" Judge Mcintyre IN
General Sessions. in pronouncing SEN
tence. said he regretted that he hadn't
the power to make it years instead OF
DAYS. In the cases Of Edward K. Ames,
who acted as master of ceremonies,
and August Henkel. who placed the
stars and stripes in the melting pot
the court imposed the prison sentence
without the fine.
Assistant District Attorney Rorke
sought leniencey for Ames and Hen
kel on the ground that they were men,
tally unsound, but both scorned the
offer. Henkel said his wife and baby
would be looked out for and while he
realized that he was legally guilty, ne
asserted that he believed himself
morally innocent"
White appeared to eXult over Ms
sentence. lie did not even vince when
the assistant prosecutor called him
IAN egotist. an intelligent humbug ar
fist. knave and an anarchist, masking
in the garb Of man of God to make
money fooling the gullible.'
your Honor" said White, Il crave
no mercy ! am the most unrepentant
prisoner, perhaps, that ever appeared
in this courtroom. ! do not say TINS
defiantly, but in the interests Of truth.
As it appears on the record of this
court, am an anti-patriot The
shadow of prison bars makes no differ
ence TO me. herewith dedicate again
my life in fighting the spirit Of vio-
lence and bloodshed in the world
"If ever there was a time when mon
should be loyal and patriotic to the
American flag it is now" said Judge
Mcintyre. "As far as this court Is
concerned, every time the flag IS burned
the extreme penalty will be imposed.
In the Republic Of the United States 1t
must be, Hats off to the Flag.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-16
HerIiby, on Stand Against
Pollack, Says Public's
Money Helped Blast
Reveals Other Details
Mother Induced Convicted
Secretary of Union To
Be States Witness

Michael J. Herlihy, the youthful as
sistant financial secretary Of the street
railway employees union, who was SEN
fenced to Sing Sing for from ten TO
twenty years for his part IN dynamltng
the subway station at LcnoX Avenue
and 10th Street in the strike last DC
tober. turned states evidence yester-
day and testified against George fol-
lack. on trial before Justice TompkIns,
in the Supreme Court, for the same
crime.
Herlihy has made additional revela-
tions, and Assistant District Attorney
Weller admitted last night that he
probably would 90 before the. grand
jury with him in a few days. Herhhy'
who is only twenty-one, was induced TO
make "A clean breast of the dynamite
plot by his mother.
On the stand yesterday he swore that
The money collected from the pubic by
organ grinders was used to BUY the
dynamite. Pollock. as financial secre-
tary, got the money from treasurer
Lawrence Kulla- Herlihy testlhed'
Did Pollack know what the money
was for" asked Justice Tompklns.
"He did. He told US to be sure nov
10 kill anybody, and the day after the
explosion he called it good JOB be-
cause no one was killed. replied the
witness.
To refute Herlihy's testimony regard
ing Pollack's knowledge of the purpose
for which the money was TO be spent
Louis Fridiger, attorney for the de-
PENDANT. confronted the witness yester-
day with a typewriter statement ne
had signed soon after he was arrested.
n placed him on record as declaring
that William D. Fitzgerald, Frank
O'Shea and Patrick j. Shea, out-ot-town
organizers of the Amalgamated Order
of Street Railway Employees, knew
nothing about the plans TO blow up the
subway. -,
On redirect examination Herhhy de-
clared that he and Pollack and kulla,
McCord and Merna, other defendants,
had agreed TO stick by each other.
He testified that Mr.. Fridiger visited
him in prison and asked for an account
of what had happened. He went over
the case, the witness continued, and the
next day Fridiger appeared with type
written statement. According to Her
lihy, he signed without reading 1t.
The case against Pollack VIII prob
ably 90 to the jury tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-16
STORAGE NOTICES
METROPOLITAN FIREPROOF
STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO.,
Ii-3o 81 ". Seth II.

.fs lufn. March 9TH 1914
Io Phillip 'ro.I Irs Eius Co.. Bradley
Furniture CO.. A. ~ MngforI. Mrs Chss
ifstlsaay. Estate OF Mrs Chas. Hathaway.
$685. Diis M ke4le A. Reeves Joseph Car
peuter Mrs. Is j. "a. Motley. Mrs A. l..
Garrett Mrs a. D. Smith. Mrs l.. NJ
TAYLOR. VI Larh"nhruch. Fred q. Whit
rey. Miss T.. Human. You and each OF
sou lre hereby notified that the tmo
lor fhc payment 81 our lien upon tho
property hereinafter described having ey-
PRED after due notice thereo, had been
Elgcu sou. We will cause such property
fo uif. Household Goods. Personal Effects
aud Merchandise stored iu the Metropolitan
b .Irnrlrof storage Warehouse 30. Ware
houses. Sew York Cify. by YOU or FOO your
rrne COR iu which Won may have an inter
cHfI. 'o De sold az public auction according
600 fhe statute in such case made ant pro-
Nidsd. at fhH warehouse. Sos. 3a-fi West
ttrh So New Nor, CITY. on MONDAY
MARCH 26TG. 1917. 80 1870 a m and
10 Doe -ui" thereof o. not completed on said
date the same VIII be- continued AZ the same
place ou each and every Monday thereafter.
beginning at 1880 q. m. and continuing
until 400 M" goods arc sold.
METROPOLITAN FfREPROOF STORAGE
WAREHOUSE co
LAWRENCE >. NORRIS. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-16
Fifteen-Year-Old Girl
Fails as Stowaway
Caught as Liner Colon Sails
and Sent Home on Navy
Tug

"So our hero clambered abroad the
shin. concealed himself IN the dark
hold. and listened to the churning OF
the water as the big craft moved out
on its voyage"
Promischi sparkled as she read TINS
sentence in her favorite book of ad-
venture. A stowawayl What was the
life of high school girl IN The Bronx
when adventures of this sort were 10
be had by the simple device of stepping
into an outbound steamer and conceal
ing ones self until IL was out OF sight
of landl
The thought drove her appetite
away when she arose yesterday morn
ing. II had gained complete possession
of her by noon, when, on leaving her
home, at 224 linton Avenue. The Bronx,
she carried with her all her savings
a total Of $3.50.
Shortly after l o'clock she alighted
from a subway train at the Battery and
looked about her. The steamer Colon,
that seemed about 10 sail from the
docks Of the Panama Steamship Com
pany. was selected as the vehicle that
was TO carry her 10 the world of ad-
venture. Five minutes later she had
strolled aboard and was promenading
with the passengers on deck. She
looked about for d place of conceal
ment, but the welcome openings into
the ozark hold" did not appear. She
was still searching when there was a
shout Of "All ashore!" rumbling of
chains and the boat moved out into the
bay.
Just then an oficious person IN a
uniform approached Helen and asked
her who she was with. The girl tried
10 smile. attempted subuerfuge. and
then confessed. WhereuDon the purser
patted her upon the head and told her
she would have TO 60 back home.
How % send a passenger back 10 The
Bronx from the lower harbor was
solved by three tootS Of whistle,
which brought Captain William Jones
and the naval tug Powahatan to the
side Of the Panama liner. The would-be
stowaway was transferred, and, after
hearty dinner and a nights rest with
the captains wife, will be headed
toward The Bronx and her favorite fic-
tion this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-16
The Weather Report

Washington. March lj.-Thc second disturbance
O, the present week Is uog passing on the Ne"
England coast and light al snoSs have iaieA
during the last tsenty-four hours in Ne" hor" ana
New England The third disturbance has no"
reached Western Kansas. with considerable IN
crease In intensity and with marked high pressure
20 the northward and northeasward. Win resulting
,no9s in the ROCKY Mountain region ana we
Northwest and Utah and local rains in the lower
Missouri VALLEY and the West Gulf siaies' L'Se-
where tho weather was generally fair.
Temperatures do not differ greatly from the sea
sonsl average east Of the Mississippi River hut
they are quite high In the Southwest and low IN
tie extreme West and Northwest being from 10
to "A degrecs below the seasonal sayerase in the
latter districts.
There will D. rains tomorrow IN the ONO val
leg and the Ea,i Guf States and suoS IA the upper
lake and Western lower lake region. Continuing sat
urdsv from tine Ohio VALLEY nouhward. Dufins
SATURDAY night and SUNDAY tho rain and SHOWS
will extend eastward 90 the middle Aushu' aN"
New England coasts 49,, 49,
m VIII he warmer tomorrow In the Ohio VALLEY
and .ue South followed bJ faliins temperature sal
Grlag III
Ai.,ory warnings of strong northeast winds win
SNOW Friday have been sent m op-u ports OF baAe
Michigan.
Local Orhcal Recorc.-The following Official record
from the Weather Bureau shows temperatures during
tho last tacnty-four hour. in comparison with the
.. ,r..r,rltue date Of last wear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-16
SURRoGATEs' NOTICE

BAYLIs. MARVIN PURSUANCE or
an order Of Hon. John T. Cohalau
Surrogate ~ the County u New York
Notice h. hereby given 90 all persons hav.
Ing claims against Mary Baylls. late Of
the County OF New York, deceased. to pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof to
tho subscribers. az their ONCE and place OF
transRcting businesr 40. 10 Wall street
tn the Clty OF Sew YORK. on or befor. me
tenth day OF March next
Dated. New York. the LIST day OF Sep.
TENDER 1916. WILLIAM BAYLfS.
ALFRED X. kIMDALL
JOHN MASON KNOX. Executors.
Attorney for Executors. 10 Liberty
Street. New York ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-16
.Japan's Offer of Warship
For ENJOYS Body Accepted

Washington, March Is. Japan's offer
OF a warship to bring home the body
of Ambassador Guthrie was accepted
to-day. The usual neutrality rcstric-
lions as 10 coaling and length of stay
will be suspended. Officials to-day ex-
pressed qualification at the signal hon
ors accorded TO the late Ambassador
BY both the Japanese government and
ncople.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-16
u. S. Military Orders
from The Tribune Bureau
nrAt-. \

washington Niai'h ID.
Lieut. Col WILLIAM y. LEWIS Med Corps
from Preside Of san Francisco 10 III Psso Tex
Col BENJAMIN ATKINSON. infantry, now Oh
leave iu Washington. detailed division Inspector
Instructor II sth tentative National Guard d.
vision. TO Baltimore
Col! LEWIS NJ KOEHLER. detailed division &c..
spcctor Instructor u ian tentative National
Guard division 10 Kansas city. No
Capt. CLARENCE J.. FKONk. Med Cofps de-
tailed inspector instructor sanitary troops Ma
tlons Guard. Go prs Moires
Capt JOHNSON 2. HAMMOND. Med. Corps. upon
return 20 Lettcrman General Hospital. after eN-
p.ration Of present leave. 90 general hospital
Fort BayaId
First Lieut. ALFRED g. FARMER. Med Re-,
Corps. from Army and Navy General Hospital
Hot Springs. April D. TO home and stand relieved
upon expiration n leave.
First Lieut. JAMES J. ASH. Med Res. 1prps from
Army Medical school Na,huCt0I. 70 Amy and
NAVY General Hospital hot springs
Second lieut. HARRlE X DAlBEf. cavalry. UNI
assigned ass. gned 6fh CdyaiD.
Mai RALPH ) GEANGkR Quartermaster Corps
10 Preside Of Mouie.ey. IN charge Of school FOR
bakers and cooEs and Bakery Go. No. g. vice
Fist Lieut. HERMAN Herring. Philipuinc Scout.
retired. 10 duty s,alt t0 Quastermastei Pc
sidio Of Moufercy
Leaves % absence. one month. with permission 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-16

MARCH D. IiIl.
Claims must ho mailed 20 James s. Hopkins
Receiver. llllHos surety COMPANY I'i south Ia
rs'- Street chicago. Illinois
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-16

from no WcafIcr Bureau Shows tenIttAIufts uuTHls /
the last tacnty-four hour. in comparison with the
corresponding date Of last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-16
Miss Pine TO Wed

Nr. and Mrs John y. Pine, Of "a
Cramercy Park, have announced the en-
gAgement Of their daughter, Miss Alice
Pine, 20 Chauncey Brewster Carver, the
son Of Nr. and Mrs. John A. Carer OF
bib Bsdissn Avenue and Oyster Bay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
NEW JERSEY.
MANUFACTURING PLANT
FOR SALE.

Located opposite tho Lackawanua Freight
station. Newark. ~ D.
4 GREAT ADVERTISING FEATURE.
over 200 trains pass tho building daily.
Low RATE or tNSr RANCE.
Sprinkle system throughout; driven we'll
500 feet deep.
AMPLE POWER
$50 r. p. CorIiss engine. one steam one
electric elevator
LIGHT ON ALL SIDES.
Faces on three streets and uuohstructcd
on other slide.
INCREASE TN VALUE.
business OF city growing this way fast
has been used 49, auto body building plant
Wiu sell with or without goodwill OF the
business established over so Years.
j. NJ QUGNBY e CO.
NEWARK. -. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-16
Shipping Information

n Funrh Edye 4 Co. sfth passengers. mails "'u
mdse Bar A. II 80 ,-...
A-apat1e Jacksougille March - and ChAre-toh
~ the Clyde IS 20. with passenger ana Hs''
QUA a. u - 49,,
Ths'ms lNori. Msianzas AGsrrh 10. 20 Bennett
HGos'a a co. with sugar. Bar a. II % IN -
Hanea tNofi Nacoris March 3. 20 the Iyue -
Co win sugar. Bar 81 lsij ? n -.
R0vL Arrow. Baton RoJso March :, 70 tN'
STANDARD Trans CO. with Oh. quar- e. - NJ
Oyama Sanfo Domingo city March D. 70 "'
CLYDE * Go. With sugar. Bar al $40 NJ 49,,
AIm!auf-. Caragena March B. louo Colomnia ',
santa Mara s. Cristohai s ani Kingston 10. 20
The U1red Fruit Co. with passengers. mals anu
mise. Bar 81 = % m.
Princess Anne. Newport News ard Norfolk, 70 ne
Oh Dominion - 90. with passengers anu MUSE
quar- az = p M.
SAILED
Caus~icy. Brazil: Rayo. Port Arthur: Ionn ~ ~
Rockefeller Tauyco. Vague. Sanio DOMINGO. ~
RIO. Galveston. city OF savanna seNahn az
Dorothy Boca Grande: Annetta lbDt hinsstou'
Moro Castle. Havana. standard. Iampico. Mi I,
way fN0rl West Indies Runa NOT. Mshknul'
AMI Cieuftegns. Delaware Philadelphia 'oloh'
Cristobgl. Hxrdo tNorl, Cuba.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-16

The approximate amount 81 the MORTGAGE
debt IS t37.iS0.0s with interest from Fob
ruary IA. 1917. The amount Of costs and
allowance &. S3i5.0e. with interest f-oit,
February IS. 1917. The approximate
amount 81 taxes assessments and water
rates Is $500 and interest
Dated New York February IS. 1917
PALL d. IOWNE Raferen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-16

Forecast, for Special loeallties.-DiSnct Of Co
lurnbs Maryland. Virginia. Delaware. fair Fri-
day. SATURDAY rain
Now Jersey. fair Friday saturday. rain south
rain or SNOW uOr1h
Eastern Pennsylvania. partly cloudy Friday. ram
south rain Or snow north a. night or SATURDAY
Eastern New York fair Friday. saturday,. ram
snow south. snoss north.
southern New England fair Friday saiuriS'
rain or snow
Northern Nev ENGLAND. fair Friday. snow sat
uriay saturday night.
Western Pennsy Vana. cloudy Friday. slightly
warmer south, snow or rain az nisht ana SstuIIS'
Western New York cloudy Friday. saturday.
snow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-16

Wait Chin. and japan. granted First Lelts.
John = WALL and WILLIAM y. HENslhf.
Jr. 18Th Cavalry. upon relief from duiy IN fhi1-
ipQnes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-16
BUSINESS CARDS
TYPEWRITERs
TYPEWRIrERS RENTED.

Ncr-rs.bies. { months. IS. Sis!bies. months 81.
Tu.ual naymfut apple, b purchased.
AMERICAN WHITING MACHINE CO. INC
go Broadway. % Worth - - 80.
go Br1aduay al -3d 81. Ae- ofVi
lgu Vs. sd - st Times Square. Fralnllu
90 Nassau ST. Al MG-der Lane.
20 Barclay -. Telephone 900 tofsisncI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-16
UNFURNIsHED APIS. TO LET

APARTMENT TO sUBLIT unfunIishsi May lst.
e. C'uenorf ave frontage 0u Haward toileg-
Campus. D rooms and bath ei~rafu. near tlfth
II .liYway and Riverside 'tai.c-. so ~ Montgom-
cry. Apartment Phone 80 Mornngsido
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-16
CARPET CLEANING

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co---Clssns ~
compressed air steam. hand on hOOr 1888
BroGdway, i2l Last ash d. CpE BRANDT.
o. lIL-ISth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-16
AUCTIONS

BY WRIT T. or A CHATTlI MORTGAGE. CHAS
N Boulin 10 Joseph 4 Tanner | viii sell TO-DAY.
~ . a. r at 8ia Esst 18th ~ Manhattan. Burins
Machines. plating Tanks. Blowers Betting and
Shariug Whccs roo.s. etc. ~ order % Attorney
for Mortgage MOI FRY Auctione,T
ny VIRTUE or LIENS HELD BN DEUrSCH
Hroe, viii sell odsy. al 4 NJ. At l;a East
letth st. names u parties Alhcn. StrlcharA su-
lazyt. GonsaleE Bond Jacobs. Wilson Harris. Price
Shay Lo q Nimiturr
DAVID LEEr. Auc,ioneer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-16
DIAMONDS
MIITI..RAPHIS0

DIAMONDS BOUGHT and SOLD FOR cash: sdno
Zee BENNETT 10 broadway third door
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-16
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

MAGNIFICENT OFFICE BUILDING FINES
.elrrll location $3.50 sar-.ir~ remaining SINAI
arI Iarga uf'rrs llf value. SOB Ur lur improve
rleff t0rfiru0fla eerto" 300 Wet fH'I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-16
Wind, 70, Friday and ,saturdy.-Nor,h Atlantic.

Winds for Friday and 'saturdD.-Ncr'h Alanue'
moderate northwest 70 north winds. iAr weather
Middle Atlantic. moderate northwest winds "uh
fair weather Friday shifting 20 northeast SATURDAY.
followed by rain hy night south Atlantic, moderate
EAST and southeast. fair weather. East Gull. mod
crate south: generally fair weather. West Gun.
moderate 20 fresh ~Juth. generally FAIR weather.
ppcr lakes northeast winds. increasing friday
cloudy. fo owed by snow. Lower lakes. moderate
north winds Friday. cloudy weather. foiqWei ny
rain or snow on western Erie with winds shlft-
ing 20 nOrtheasf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-16
IONG ISLAND

IONG ISLAND
FOR SALE AT a BARGAIN
$40 g.ar home EHtsiora. D.. T. Beaut' mi
location. near fha hat. About two acres.
including valuable water r.rhff $4,000.
SAMUEL PEACE cfl Fulton street.
brooklyn. y. a. Tcl. eTi1 Mau.
LONG BEACH FIVE LOTS. iO0ll00. CORNER
Riverside EnIHtrI offered 81 .anInct $500
rsl ash. ,a3 te-u. balance y 4. Box 20
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