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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-03
RAILROADS NAME BOARD
TO END CAR SHORTAGE
Committee Will Sit with U. S. Commits
sion to Distribute Equipment

Drastic steps to end the car shortage
were taken BY the American Railway
Association yesterday. 1t appointed
committe Of five with plenary power"
to sit VIII the Interstate Commerce
Commission and direct the exchange,
interchange and return of equipment
Members of the association frankly
declared that the situation created Dy
the refusal of some roads to play faii
in the matter of distributing cars and
returning equipment was such that
action would have TO be taken by the
Interstate Commerce Commission and
perhaps BY Congress.
II was also pointed out that IN view
of the strained diplomatic relations
with Germany il was up to the rail-
roads to do everything within their
power 20 prepare for any emergency.
The committee. as soon as the selec-
ton Of the members is approved by the
roads employing them. will take up
quarters in Washington and serve un-
Ill May /. IL will have power to order
the delivery Of cars in any number TO
a road that may need them. however
much the holding road may desire to
retain them, and with the approval OF
the commission such orders Will have
the effect Of law.
Yesterdays meeting in the Biltmore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-03
Sixty-six Hardened Work
ers Start Night i'm Camp
at Van COrtlandt
TRAMP UPTOWN
A SUBWAY RIDE
Ranks of 400 Volunteers
DwindIe-Many Prefer
Indoor Conferences

The lev northwest wind keened dole
fully about a group of army tents hud-
die together in Van Cortlandt Park
last night. The sixty-siX men who &C.
oupied their chilly shelter were Boy
Scout leaders, delegates to the Scout
Workers Conference at Columbia Uni
versity. They had volunteered to go on
the hike
Before the 400 delegates 20 the con-
ference arrived the committee OF ar
rangements had decided that 1t would
be pleasant and novel to plan NIKE
for them, which would include night
Of tenting in Van Cortlandt Park.
When the delegates arrived yester-
day most Of them declined to consider
the hike. One hundred and forty brave
souls turned their backs upon the cal.
emdar. forgot the temperature and
vowed they would 60. But when night
came on and the wind increased only
sxty-six stalwarts responded.
All Dive for Subway
They had intended TO march from
Columbia TO the park. but when they
plunged out into the wind-swept night
they made a unanimous dive for the
subway. Even then they had TO walk
mile across Van Cortlandt before they
came TO their tents. Silence finally
fell over the encampment-a stiffness
broken only by the wall Of the wind
and the castinet chorus of chatterlng
teeth.
Belmore Browne, who climbed Mount
Mckinley, helped erect the tents in the
park yesterday afternoon.
"Coldi" he exclaimed. II never felt
anything like il. Mount Mckinley was
q summer picnic"
Unless the determined campers freeze
stiff before morning the conference
will continue to-day. IL is being held
in three sections-one for scoutmas-
tiers, another for scout executives and
third for local council members. troop
committeeman and commissioners.
Sections Hold Sessions
Each section Was in almost continu-
Gus session yesterday. with lectures
and demonstrations on various phases
of scout work, in charge of men who
have been prominent in upbuilding the
organization. Among them were James
A. Wilder, special field commissioner
for the Hawaiian Islands, In charge OF
the scoutmasters' section; w. 5. Cow
ing. scout executive, of Philadelphia, in
charge of the scout executives section,
and Victor Ridder, special national
scout commissioner.
Most of the lectures and meetings
yesterday was held in Teachers Col
iege, but the scope Of several necessi--
tated the use of the Horce Mann School
gymnasium. During the afternoon
Charles F. Smith and Albert NJ. Ches-
ley demonstrated scout games there.
Another important demonstration yes
terday was swimming and lifesaving,
under the direction of Commodore W.
L. Longfellow.
Most of the actual work of demon
strating boy scout activities will be
done this afternoon on the university
campus. This will include cooking,
signalling, bridge building, trekklng,
setting up camps and wireless outfits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-03
STORAGE NOTICES
CHELSEA FlREPROOF
STORAGE WAREHOUSES;, Inc.
i:6-s34 WEST 18TH ST.

New York, January 27th. 1917.
TO Isaac Risley' $ ~ Jsnney. Mary
g. Pickett, Mrs. Florence Boyd. Augustus u.
Gardiol. e. Floyd Coleman. Harry f Freund.
The Americana Co. VIM. r. Purcell. John
X. Fsssett. Chas. Hutcheson. Margaret Hen
nessey. Mariana Plescia. Edward Flint, Mary
Anderson. Mrs. Benson. Bloomingdale Bros.
Mrs Theo Goodness ~. Dick. Geo. VI. Clune,
Mrs. Sue olinger, Carrie Z. Kent. Chas.
Lyman. Mrs. Mary Roche. Mrs. X. Weber,
Spear Co. /. J. j. de Raismes Julia Healy.
Mrs. Lane, Jules Greerbaum, Mrs. VIM.
Rove. c. VI. Colladay, Mrs. u. Jackson, Mrs.
T. Merrill. Mrs Roht. Kelly, G. a. Callahan.
y. W Brewer. J. Hertrais. sheriff OF y. Y.
County. Geo. Koch. Public Administrator OF
Queens County. Mrs. . L. Donneilan. Dr.
W a Bsrons , w W NJ, RoSer,s: Anna
veil. Miss Florence Walters. Mrs. Ellen Far
rel. Ludwig Bauman & Co. Frank p. Cas-
serly. Mr.. J. +. Pender. Geo. laury. Geo.
Beech wood A. Co. Inc g. A. BuchOltz Thos
T.. Tyrell. Carrie Botthof. J. T. Wisner u.
". Billings. Mrs. Chas. J. Tremalne A. T..
Osborne, Louis Ahendschein. Helene Smith,
Mrs. l.. A. Schloss Annie Williamson. Miss
II. Sly. W. G. La Mour, Mrs. Blair Mrs. F.
Rogers. VIM. Rogers. Peter O'Hara. 4. A.
Hagen. Miss Josephine Collins. Walter Tur-
ton. Mrs. NJ. A. Hannigan: Maggie Malloy
hause. NJ J. Buehier, y. Y. Brooklyn FIX
press L. NJ Shutc, Geo. II. Shuie. Miss Mary
Mackey. Mary Reilly. lnterna tional Baggage
CO., Edw. r. Wall. Elsie Smith. Hugo Bar
Nelson. Arthur A. lie M0ins. Union Baggage
Express. Miss Elizabeth Hurley. Mary T.
Scheuermnn. Mrs Emma Fletcher Hsrburg.
Mrs. Martha owens. +. Bell. X. Sullivan,
Rosa Rappsport Phillips Employment Blu
reau, Sadie Van Wat W T. Grover, Urban
r. Nagle. Mr.. Smart. Mrs. Duncan. J. +.
Alexander Muriel Window. Oscar Fall p.
W. Larkin. Mrs. VIM. Schweers. Margaret
NJ Larkin. Anna HI. Mrs. Wonnacott Mi
chael i. Cohalan. Mrs. Loweutha'. Mrs. Gle
land. VIVA. Graham. Exempt Ftremen's Be
Levolent Fund. \. Flanagan, Addison Bl!gh,
James n. Matthews ana Nj Walter Bull
on and each Of you are hereby notified that
the time FOR the paymen, OF our lien upon
the property hereinafter described having
expired. after due notice thereof had been
given you. We Will cause such property 20
Wit: HOUSEHOLD GOODS. MERCHAN-
Disc. PIANOS. TRUNKS aud Personal
EFFECTS. stored by you or Ia your name
cor In which you may have an Interest," in
the Chelsea Fireproof Storage Warehouses.
Inc to be sold ri PUBLIC AUCTION ac-
cording TO statute In such case made and
provided. AZ Chelsea Fireproof Storage Ware
houses ias-t34 West Goth St. New York
city. on WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY ltth.
1911. at 10 A. NJ. and II the sale thereof Il
not completed on said date the same will
be continued al the same place on every
W edne sday thereafter. beginning at 10 a. IN.
on each day. and continuing until all the
! FOODS are sold.
Chelsea Fireproof storage Warehouses. Inc.
LOUIS SCHRAMA. President.
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Wind, for Saturday and sundY.-North At

the last twenty four hours, In coinparlso
corresponding date o. last scar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-03

10 Die American 4 Cuban IS Linz. With sugar.
Arrived a: the Bar q: $50 a m. a.
PaIorla fCutan) AnalA ard q. VITA - 1hd
Nnsyitas Is. 20 the Munson IS Lns. WITH mdseL
SloHtcso' Bo.tch Quar- a, $50 an.
Henri Mallory Galveston. quar- a. 80 70.
CIV % Montgomery. Savannah Qpar A. 3.Zo . IN
n Mar Galveston Jan 20 10 The Southern Pacinc
Co with mdse Quar- at Cos m
Pandia A Rail- tGreekD. Chester. Pen' REQ l.
10 RArazlila Brs. in bAlaSs quar-
Black Rcck. Norfolk for Providence. Haa a.
1857 :. r, -,..
ndse Quar- a. az y NJ. 90.
Je-erSjon. Newport News and No-fok. 70 US olo
Dominion IS Co. with passenger and mde' quar-
al $40 M -. 90. G.
Iryuuo.s Puerto Plsis Jan 90 10 the Ciyde ~
Go with passenger. mails and mdse guar a. $50
n - . - ...,,h., D..
cis. 90 with mdse OF Highlands al s5f n
SAILED.
,hsS,r-ake Baltimore. Eboe tBr). D1ka-; Aad-
din fNorl Gibraltar. Dochrs. Genoa; Queen Louise
fBrt Philadelphia Mp0adnock tBrl, HAVE. MO-
havk Charleston and Jacksonville: TrELsir Nor,
Rio de Jsneiro via Newport News haioe fNtsnu'
q lerTstAd (Sorl. Puerto Padre: Hattie LlSAenoAch'
YokahAms via San Francisco: Ereier tity nbr'
Bristo,: Madison. Norfolk and Newport News: oSa
bsw Houston Coming Phladelphs: BegDa 80
~ rIgl Cette. Tiyives, 81 Jsso. Phl1ephiA, Hoht
Crj.ii: Wsgams tNorJ River Plate Norma f1u
1Brj' Hare: Tuscan Prince OBJ. Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-03

Al meeting OF tho Board ~ Director.
held on the 9Th day OF De,eWIrr. lsl9 W.
following resolutions were dlnI ~ -.
RESOLVED: That 90 obtain Funds Tor y,
purpose OF reimbursing th' Company iF
moneys actually expended boz ,onsr1clnI
extending. improving and ellippins IT. ru.
way. not directly or indirectly secured y n
obtained from the issue 81 any stocks. steN
certificates bonds. notes or other evl1efeN
OF indebtedness Of said Company. ~tns
Ave 90 years next prior 20 me tHnz OF Y
plicstion FOR authority therefor, mere
Issued an additional amount % oomin.s
capital stock equal 20 Ten ii0l per cent o
the total preferred and common tnafes ~
outstanding. represented by snafes o.
par value 81 one Hundred Dollar. tslIJ
each and fractions thereof; such a1ltoun
stock not however. 10 BE- entitled 10 ps
,iclpate in any dividends payable pfio'
July nrst. 1917. ~,
RESOLVED: That the Common and re
fsrrsd stock holders Of the Company shah
entitled 10 subscribe 20 such additional .ies1
at the rate OF one Hundred Dollars az.
per share 70 the extent 81 ten tol yer 60.
Of their respective holdings as shown W.
the stock books at the close OF business -.
Thursday. March first. 1917. and that ~.
right 10 such subscription shall term "a
With Saturday. April seventh 1917, .n
before which last mentioned DAY pegus -.
shall be made Certificate. ~ sto'H % -
mar value OF One Hundred D0.isrs wv
each FOR the amounts 50 paid shall ne 80,
and dated on Monday, April nlnih. w. =.
all full shares which stock fNtA t"t v III.
t.tled 10 participate in any DIVIDENDS p~ys,g
prior 90 July Nrst. 1917. and scrip CT.
Gates. which shall pass by delivery.
which shall not be entitled 10 pSru,' az y
dividends shall be issued Tor iFael.yis.
shares Such scrip certificates tor sh.s.,,.
assregating a fun share or muiuple go.
az shall he eXchangcahle Tor s;o'H 'efllD.sSu
in Ike amount. providing such eArhshss a..
be made on or before Monday. octopyi -, IL
1917 After that date no exchange -. Al
made but fractions shall ue reirriu4 IA,
their Droportionats 'alue a. the tate u -,
Hundred Dollars N'i00l per shars' 81
Board OF Directors sGgl have power 80.
o. dispose of such stoCh as may h"s uN.,s1-l
ycribed for by stockholders, or, " su.s -
for hy them shall not De paid TO- ~ ,hss
manner and az such price. but MOI 90, 80 A
one Hundred Dollars si00l per snst'
t1ay in their Judgment Ice deemed bes' *
RESOLVED: That for the PURPOSE -
issue OF such additional common ~ co-.
transfer books OF the stocks o, tn.s ara,
psny be closed on Thursday Ma,ss, asl
1917 at the close OF business on 70 ,rn
and re-opened on Monday. the nlntn =. ID.
following. and that notice tnere0'
llshed in the usual manner. ..A..,l,,,e
Warrants representing the s,..J NJ
rights In the additional stock au'u', .,,s,lsr
such resolutions. accompanied oN m.ik
containing full explanations. VIII " -, 20
hy tn. Treasurer 10 stcckholdes ,r.as.a
possible after the closing OF TUG
books upon March I. 1917. ,-
by order Of the Uoar ri OF " 5000
RICHARD ~ ASHTON,
JOHN u. Caldwell. seere'o'b
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humIdIb.
BUSINESS TROUBLES


CAFETERIA BUFFET LUNCH COMPANY. nc.
A petition IN BANKRUPTCY has hen nIea asai,,ss
ths Cafeteria Buffet Lunch COMPANY rs ,nc r., % ,Sa
on an assigned claim from tho Fred T.. Rosebrock
Company. There was position IN BANKRUPTCY nled
against the company on July /; 1915 and It made
a composition with creditors then at 10 cents on
the dollar 1Iabilit,es then were ss. $50
IRVING O. DAYIS-A petition In bankruptcy
has been filed against Irving o. Davis. joobcr In
women's nekwear q lo4 IN az By these gI'ditor'
Jacoh CLARK s5l. he made assignment on
THURSDAY. Liabilities arc reported To be $500 and
JosYPH FEDER-A Petition IN bankruptcy has
heon filed against Joseph feer' greer e. G $50
si4.. CIdahy Packing Company, Sl2Gi Comm Bro
Company, SIS. and Louis Diamond. t2oo. Uabili-
tics arc s., 900 and assets 81 eco. Ho made an A.
''f IoI'Is BEN. salesman. Of 1912 Franklin a1
has fled petition in bankruptcy. with Liabilities
1851 and assets 1886 in accounts
Bankruptcy Schedules
FREED & SHORE; cloak manufacturers a. IL. iSl
West 25th st. have fled schedules showing iaehi,
ties OF s2s.512 and assets 81 $40. 1nsistins o.
stock. 5000: machinery. $3.50. and accounts
n. sCHLACHTEL COMPANY. INC. cloak
manufacturer at 81 Division st. has Mel schenuleS
showing liabilities sl5.6i5 and assets Si.1S' con
Petition Dismissed
MARK MAyER-Judge A. " Hsnd has dis
missed the PETITION IN bankruptcy hisi on Janus1
4 azainst Marx Mayer. wholesale meat dealer at
90 Graco az. West Washington Market. on set
tlenent with creditors at p cents on the dol"'
Composition Withdrawn
slsvin Brothers and the Etns Waist Company. Of
e Wet 24th st. have notified the oaIlkruPcy
court that they have withdrawn the cunp1sli NO,
offer Of 40 cents on the dollar lhey ssiu ths nav
theirs has been too much delay. merchandise has
materially deprecated. tie landlord has terminated
tho lease and the party who advanced the money
Tor the composition has Withdrawn H.
Biz Judgment Entered
Transcript a a Judgment from Nassau County
was entered here Yesterday against the Bradley
Contracting Company for si0o.099
Weokly Failure Report
Brsd.trsts reports 3l2 business failures IN ne
intel states during the week. against 3ss for the
nreyiosls week and 4l6 tsl. $50 and 2i9 for tho
corresponding weeks u 1916 tn 1919. The MIDDLE
Stst1s had Il, Now England ~. southern 81. West
EN- 81 Northwestern. 81 and Far Western -.
Canada had 29 against S5 for the preceding week
About eO per cent - the failures had lsfs hsh
$40 900 capital
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BRONX COUNTY STORAGE WAREHOUSE
$3.50 THIRD AVENUE.

New York. February 3rd. 1917.
To A. Davenport, Ida Froelch. VI. Serin.
Ida NJ. Heaton. Mrs. Louise Chapman. G..
Emanuel. H. Maus. Mrs. Sullivan. O. Olsen.
VI. Moran. J. w Ladwlg and II. Cohman
You and each OF you are hereby notified
that the time for the payment OF our lien
upon the property hereinafter described
having expired. after due notice thereof
had been given YOU. we Will cause such
property. 10 wit: Household Goods. Per-
sonal Effects and Merchandise. stored IN
the Bronx County Storage Warehouse by
you or In your name COR In which YOU
may have an INTEREST,", 10 he sold al public
auction, according 10 the statute in such
case made and provided at the warehouse
StS9 Third Avenue. Borough Of Bronx.
New York City. on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY
card. 1917. al $3.50 A. m. and II the sale
thereof II not completed on said date tho
same will be continued at the same place
on each and every day thereafter, begin
ning at 1880 a. IN. and continuing until
the sale is completed.
Bronx County storage Warehouse.
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CITATIONS

CprNCrp MARIE EUGENIE.-The People
D ~ the state Of New York. by the graz
NJ God. free and independent; 70; - ~
Mensg~' as administrator or ilquldas'Sg ,a,l
E,ancs Of The estate Of Marie Eugene Spen-
GER deceased, Charles jules hsyo.; &c.
tire Ciementine oGayotl busenhara ndrire
Nir.bion. Emile Leonard Adnot; AleNandrlnss
ThSnotJ Noel; Leon Adnot; Alice Eliza o.. :. n
tCabuche) Barber, as eNecutrlt Oh t ~
y,lU and testament Of Emily Jane % IL,
o,ine Cc;ab,,cbe) Milstead Alice Eliza os .l
CCabuche1 Barber; Augustus george %,
buohs: Eugene Horace Csbuche Jean 30 Dr
tiste Pichet; Marie Aathille uta dr ,dnot !:
eere: Ieonie tPicheD Biget Leon aulioo /,
Aug,iste Edmond Adnot; camille oiesi i'e
Idnot; Emile Adnot; Lucien tapIn'
rage Malakon Auto: Cie, rp n,rs,oori =.
Dourdou FIRST name unknown 20 pet,.,o''eI !,
binder (frst name unknown 10 peti,iionrt .
Or Sole FIRST name unknoWh 70 he estaf .
and ali other persons interested IN 'he estsJ,s
~ Marie F,ugenie Spencer, deceased. as cIeu
,,ors next Of kin or SUCCESSOR In interest ~
deceased next OF kin or Otherwise se"'
non the petition Of Union Trust Company
~ New York. No. so Broadway, Borough oi
Manhattan. New York City. H., -
You and each Of you are HEREBY clteu w.
show cause before our Surrogate OF tns
County 81 New YORK, at the Sufr0ss'es
Court Of said County. beld at inc ran oi
oush Of Manhattan, New York city state or
New York United States Of America, on me
27th day Of February, 1917, al haIt past zen
o'clock in the forenoon OF thet da!' WI! 'us
accoun, Of Union Trust Company OF He"
Sork' as administrator Of the goods. chattHis
and credits which were Of Marie Eugene
Spencer, deceased. should not be jndicially
In testimony whereof We have caused the
seal OF the Surrogates Court or
the said County OF New YORK 20 be
hereunto AIMED Witness. Honora-
bic John p. CohRlan, Surrogate 81
IL 81 our said County at the County OF
New York. the %" dsy OF Janu-
ar, IN the year Of our Lord Ono
thousand nine hundred and seven
teen. -
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY,
Clerk Of the Surrogates Court
MILLER. KING. LANE g. TRAFFORD.
Attorneys for Petitioner.
No so Broadway, Borough Of Manhattan
New York City. state OF Ne" YORK
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Army and Nauy Orders;
Movements of WdrShibS

National Guard and detailed professor military
science and tactir Yale University. New Hsven.
vice Cap, WALDO G. POTTER. fed artillery
s.cond IL. ROY W HEARD. Philippine Scouts 10
San Francisco thence, about March .. TO Manila.
Leaves a Absenoe: Iflre months granted CAPT.
WILSON O HEAToN. lst Cav; one month upon
.T1y9. n T. srHt s' Co co. b n5s ANN w ""
c1npleiOn present duties. granted Second 1t.
FEEDEEiCK sCHoENFEID, l6th Inf. twenty
days granted CAIr EVERETT s HUGHES. Ord.
granted CsH BERTRAM +. DuCKwALr. Meti-
ca CofJei Two nonths granted MAJ tEEDkhlo IA
D. JOHNSTON. coast artillery. detached list. e1
tension one month granted Coi, EDWARD A:
KIEGER. professor Of Law. Military Academy
leave 20 March ] granted Cap. EDWARD NJ
wILI.ES. Jr.. Medical CoUs. one month upon
arrival IN 4. 3. granted MAJ. CHARLES IL.
PET'ris Corp OF Ensineers. .......,
AID EDWARD ~ WEIIES. u. Medical Cons.
and Capt EDWIN +. T'EANsCE. ohio National
Guard. accepted
Lieut.. a. e. J. II. AAGRCDER. detached NaTai
Academy Feb .. 10 navy yard Washington.
Lieut.. q. c. L. l.. JORDAN. detached Naval
Academy: 20 assistant naval inspcctor Of ord
nance. works Mid'sle Steel Company Nice
Ehsign II. }. LESYEY. tn navy yard. Charleston.
p A. surgeon ". ". COLE to N.'al Hospital.
Aisi,r sun =, =. MURDOCH. " Z. 6. d..
t.ched NaTal Medical school 70 Legation guard.
Chaplain q. v T, STEVENSON. 70 h.sdqu.r.r
Ess,srn recruiting district al Sew York
Gunner }. ). ckAIG % n y. ENGLAND. 70
Temporary duty ksntuoIy
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED
jar. 81 Dessfr. at Gulf ~ Fonsers Potomac At
CAPE Hstieu.
Feb l-ArkAns1. AZ Hampton Roads: BAsl,y. al
MOr.hssd City. y. C.. c. Al Ne- iofk Nav
Yard. H-2. Al San Pedro. IsrUb Joues. at
Delaware Breskwaisr. Jarvis. al lAballone.. pot0-
mac. a. ~ Libcf,e ard Cape Haiit,n Sterling.
al IAnb.us Point; yuk'on. a. CUsniagsmo.
Ysb &C.. al Nsw York yard
SAILED
Ian % nero from CorintO for San Diego. Den
va from 1OfiutO for CUT ~ fons,cs
Feb. I-Afethus>. from Por, Arthur. FOR Norfolk
ArkAniU. from Norfolk. FOR Hampton E0sds.
90 frof0 Ncs YORK yard 10 ssa KsnaahA.
from GuAntsnGno. for pOrt Arthur. hDrhln
ffom Espriisl Tor San Domingo CitS Melville
from BoeLDli 'oT s~vpOr. NAshvlile from TuI
pan fW L<bjos lsiaid. Ontario from GuantE-
nanO fof Gusyc1nayabO. Psutuclst from Nea
Neu Yofk yard ~ sea. Potomac. from fsTe
H.liisi fm o. Lbsne aud return, TrDtun.
IRON I'us,t Sound. TOT POvi rOsnssnd H-S. OF
dsfsd ~. commission Immediately.
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fBy Telegraph to The Tribune

fBy Telegraph to The Tribune
WLshlnrOn. February 2
ARMY
c,,s sIy-Er. y PARSONS. csyslry asiSasd
lesh cat. AID viii Jo.n thai rcf'mel' "'
ft,si al Colurnbs1. y NJ. ,,,
CO., 40 e MUD. Medical Corps. from wash
DptiIitp RTMINGTON. Infantry. deachei
II, rellssed a. Ia yoctcr- Instructor NAoo4sI
,;gsfd in Indiana. and upon eoLp.eiic1 o. qu.lss
sanizAtiosis rsTor By Latter 10 afjut2n; genera
for fUrthsr orders. - -, ,,,,.- A.
,,ca.s.i Ist relieved Inslsc,cr- hSLTlct1r "
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was presided over BY ". W. Atterbury.
vice-president of the Pennsylvania.
Fairfax Harrison, president Of the
Southern Railway, presented the views
of the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion outlined a. conference. win
Commissioner McChord in Washington
on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-03

Spring street
The APPROXIMATE amount OF the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the aboye-de
scribed property is To be sold. IL Oil .oss.3 az
with interest thereon from the 2Sth day OF
October 1916. together with the costs and
allowance amounting TO s33o29 with in
terest from November 6tR 1916. together
with tho expenses OF the sale. The gp-
proXimat- amount OF the taxes. asscss-
ments and water rates. or other liona
which ar. TO be allowed 10 the purchaser
on, OF the purchase money. or paid By the
referee. is t902.lo and interest
Dated. New York. January 22nd. 1917.
FRANCIS W. POLLOCK. Referee.
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Fish Adds to Garrison Estate

S.uyvesant Fish has bought 100 acres
Of land at Garrison. y. Y, adjoining
his estate there. The property about
his summer home now exceeds l,6oo
acres, it is said William Church os-
horn also has bought tract OF few
acres to extend his grounds at Carl
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Epps from China Nearing City

Ogdensburg, n. Y, Feb. Five car
loads of eggs from China, containing
2, 500 cases, passed through Ogdens6urg
to-day, consigned to New York. THIS
is the largest shipment received IN
wears.
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FIRE RECORD

A. NJ. - A.. MA.
IL :2O-3s Perry st.. Mary White; slight.
J.4J-ss First ST.. unknown; slight
2.oO-s,rtieth ST. and North Biver: New fors
Central freight car. slight
2.oo-IIg West SD st.. Louis HUH and others;
81 200. 49,.
s.5o-sO5 East 2sth ST.. Louis Lsngano; s2Oo
6I5-ii7 East j4th st.. John Scheur; slight
s.25-9Os West Tooth 81. Edward Bruck: .lght
o.i5-i32l Intervale ave. The Bronx: Williams
Bros slight
1oso-2.5 West 18th st.. unknown tffing.
II ao-33I West 52d st.. Mrs.. Thompson, trihns
p NJ
l2.t5-pia Fifth ave. unknoSn. trtnins
/ Oo-Fifty ninth - ard Sixth ave. Dcsncn Con
trading Co trifing
1.2o-lB5s Parb ave Louis Putalerson: tr1ns.
i.30-Ja East gath at MsI Feinbcrg; t1ning
l:S5-.Os East SD ST.. Salvatore santeni iLihlns
2aO- lO3 East 2ath 81. Mr. GrerStdn tr1hing
SI2-25a East 1S4h ST.. The BrouI: Helry No-
s.s,-2sl west i22d s.. Annie Guiekunst; tn
fling Ia,
5.5y-ii9 First ave. Nathan SHERMAN: t1tlng-
s.OO-2s Sullivan ~, Star Clothing Co. WOO
7.Oo--Io4 EsS, Goth st. Mrs ID. wainwright tn
74o-2eS5 Eighth ave- C. MntOnc.ro tnhIns