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BULLET HALTS
DRUG PRISONER
Man, Charged with Selling
Cocaine, Shot in At?
tempt to Escape.
FORMER TEACHER
ACCUSES DRUGGIST
Sad Story of Narcotic Victim
Obtains His Conviction in
Brooklyn Court.
In a desperate effort to etcape after !
he- had been placed under arrest on a
charge of selling cocaine. John Paul, ;
known as a prize fighter under the ?
name of "K.! Carter." with tho aid1
of a friend, broke from a detec
Itive jreaterdaj and sreuld
not halt until the s'.euth had shot him
? the back.
Lieutenant Costigan, of the Narcotic
Squad, had been told that cocaine
rculd be bought on the sidewalk at
100th SI re. I . r irsl Aver tie. I'e
tect.ve?. Dufl :.r,d Fnelm.tn ap?
proached Paul, who lives at S22 Fast
10<Uh Street, m d Michael Bisgili, sa?
teen years old. of lf:7*!\
Street. They saj the; bought a dol?
lar's worth of e >caine and then placed
the two under arres*.
The detectives had walked about
fifty feet in First Avenue to go to
the 104th Street station when Lulgt
Copollo, of 2209 First Avenue, de?
manded to know what the arrest was
for, and in the ensuing argument Faul
bro^e the hold of Duffy. Copollo
blocked Puffy when he started after j
his prisoner, and the detective, after I
twsj shots in the ar failed to make '
Faul stop, sent a bullet into the flee?
ing man's right hip.
Paul was taken to Bel'.evue Hospi?
tal and Bi'gili and Copollo to ?he sta?
tion house, the latter charged with ,
Interfering with an officer and ?tiding,
in an attempted escape of a prisoner. .
Inspector Dwyer'a men arrested at I
the Hanover lunchroom, L'lo Weal '
Forty-second Streit, vesterdav, George
Harris, of 3S1 Wesl Forty-fifth Street,
who, they say, hnd heroin powders in
his possession. John Bulkin, the man?
ager, and John Burney, who lives in a
Bowery lodging house, also were ar?
rested. All were he^d in $1.000 bail,
each for examination by Magistrate j
Campbell.
Karl Kaznidwski, a Spanish-Ameri-1
can war veteran, was arrested at |
Forty-second S*reet and Third A%enue
yesterday, with morphine in bis pos- |
session. He said he had been chef in j
many leading hotels. He was sent to '
the Metropolitan Hospital, after being
held in $M)0 bail for Special Sessions. :
Victor Herbert and Ruth Moor..*.both '
of til West Twenty-eighth Street,)
when arraigned before " Magistrate :
Dcuel in Jefferson Market '"ourt, j
pleaded guilty *o having narcotics in'
their possession, and were held for
Special Sessions. Joseph Vcrnen, of
35* West Forty-first Street, pleaded
guiltv to the same charge, and was ?
held.
Philip Lewis, arrested Wednesday on |
a cocaine-selling charge, was held by
Magistrate McQuade for examination
May 6. f?eorge Bell, a neero, of 64
West 133d Street, and May Freeman
wer? held for Specal Session? bv
?rate Deuel, Bell charged with
selling opium and the woman with
having it in her possess.,.-).
A school teacher before she began
using narcotics. Miss Marion Clarke,
now working in a cheap Brooklyn res?
taurant, obtained the conviction in ?
Special Seaaiona, Brooklyn, yesterday, ?
of Joseph Belsito, a druggist, by the
sordid picture she drew of the man's
control over her through drugs he sold ?
her. Belsito was *;.rr<l $100.
Fabius Pugliese, a chemist, w'.th a '
drugstore at 277 Columbia Street, liv?
ing at IM Fast l2Sth Street, Mar.hat- ''
tat;, received a similar sentence in the
same court, on the same charge.
Federal authorities swooned down1
upon a house In the outskirts of West1
N>w York, N. J . last night and arrest?
ed Jimmie Lorenzo, known to the New
York police as one of the largest vend
ders of drugs in this part of the coun
fcn
Kumors of a large shipment of opium
coming into th< United States through
Hohokeii are believed to have been
born** out bv results of an investigation
which finally brought the Federal
agents to the home of Lorenzo.
The police of Hoboken arrested a
man believed to have bee.i one of the
gang which stole $500 worth of nar?
cotics from a drug store in that city
recently. The gang is under suspicion
of being In league with sailors for the
purpose of smuggling drugs.
VENNER RISES TO OBJEC
Advises Stockholders to I
ject New Inter-Met. Plan,
( . H. Venner, over the signature
H. Venner * <V, veMerday issued 1
exnec'ed ohjeetiona to the Intern?
?ough-Metropohtan capital rradju
? un i l pia i i \ i naei chai ??
I the scheme to issue a non-rumulut.
ft net cent nre'erre?! stock 'or I
cumulative b per cent iss
?nd the issuanc of new common sto
without par value as preposterous.
In advising the preferred stockhol
ers to withhold their assent to t
plan, Venner states that in addition
117,724,2m hack dividends sccruing
then: they are entitled ta ?5 pot ce
on the arrearage, for * grand total
?tl.712.20ft. He adds:
"You are asked to cancel your clai
s large sum and make a B
? holders of common stock, an
in addition, to forevei surrender 6 p?
cert oumulntne dividend rights lor
I per eent non cumul?t.m Boa lea tha
a further distinct financial sacrifice
involved, to wit! The preferred stocl
holders ?re now entitled to 6 per cen
or $1,068,456, per annum on the pre;
ent amount of accumulated unpai
dividends, whoreaa the new scheme o
fers only a COI ? ' create of
per cent in non-cumulative dividend
which on the outstanding preferre
stock would, if paid, amount to onl
r year, making a net los? c
annually."
\ ? ner'a argument seems to he tha
the pending scheme offers to prefrrre
stockholders no valid equivalent fo
their prior c'.sim of $21,721,206 in bac
divid? mis.
WILL PAY R. I. INTEREST
Company Arranges for All It!
May 1 Maturities.
The Stock Exchange was officially no
??? i d by the Chicafjo, Rock Island i
Pacific Railway Company yestorda;
that the interest duo to-day <>n out
standing bonds and equipment notci
will be paid at the First National Bank
as follows: Chicago, Rock I Stand ?
Tr-cific Railway old bonds of 1%-'; O ioc
taw, Oklahoma & (iulf consolidated !
per cent bonds, and Chicago, Hock Isl
ard &. Racirir Railway equipment notes
Series D. The interest on the Rock Isl
and Improvement Company equipment
note?. Series B, will be paid at th?
Rankers Trust Company.
A ':rae allowance of thirty days will
be made use of with respect to the in?
terest on other equipment note?
amounting to $505,000. The proceed?
from the $1,494,000 receivers' certifi?
ca-es just authorised will be used tc
pay the May 1 instalment on the 4 pe?
cent bonds of lt?02. Additional receiv?
ers' certificate?, it is understood, will
be applied for later to provide for the
purchase of needed equipment.
The $2,500,000 loan to the company
by the Central Trust Company, due
yesterday, has been extended tfitil Oc?
tober 81. On June 1 the Rock Island
will face interest payments and other
maturities of only $112,000, but on July
1 maturing obligations will amount to
$.".200,000.
FIELD WORK* FOR GUARD
Busy Programme ?Mapped Out
by General O'Ryan.
An important schedule of field ser?
vice for the National Guard of New
York, including all branches of the ser?
vice, has been irranged by Major
General John F. O'Ryan, the division
commander.
At Fishkill Plains, N. Y., the largest
assembly of troops will take place, ai ?1
man?uvres in which all arms o? tho
service will take part will be held.
From July IT to 26 thes?. organizations
will be on duty: General O'Ryan and
staff; 7th, 12th, 69th and 71st infantry;
Squadron A, and machine gun company;
Company A, Signal Corps; First Field
Hospital; ?3d Ambulance Company;
Medical Reserve Supply; one battery
from 1st Field Artillery, one company
i rom 22d Engineers. ,
From July 27 to August 5, at Fish
kill Hains: 14th, 23d and 47th infan
trv; Company B, Signal Corns; Mattery
2d Field Artillery; 2d Field Hospital;
2d Ambulance Company, and one com?
pany 2?d Engineers.
Fort H. ('.. Wright, N'. Y.: Bth Coast
Defence command, July 3 to 16; 9th
Coast Defence command, August 1 to
14, and 13th Coast Defence command
from July 17 to 3J.
Tobyhanna, Penn., at United States
Army camp: Battalion 1st Field Ar?
tillery, July 7 to 16; battalion of 2d
Field Artillery, June 27 to July 6; 1st
Ambulance Company, July 5 to 14.
Belvoir, Va.! Pioneer battalion 22d
Engineers, .fuly ?> t<> 17, and pontoon;
battalion, July JO to Bl.
Avon. N. V.: Six troops 1st Cavalry,
July 27 to August 5, and six troops,
August 8 to 14.
Peekskill, N. Y.: School of Applies- ,
tion for Infantry Officers, 3d and 4th ,
brigades, June 6 to 25, with Company'
IF| 71st Infantry, as school company.
NEW JERSEY DRUG EN EM Y
TO RENEWWARON"CURES'
Assemblyman Ostrom. Startled by Results of Tribune's
? Investigations, Plans to Rid State of Those
V Who Prey on Victims.
Determined tu focus public oplnlo
upon the alarming situation New Jei
aey faces, with drug rienda from N>
York infesting town! in Hudson Cour
ty. Assemblyman Charles W. Ostron
lather of the antl-narootll bill, will In
troduce a joint resolution In the *<*'
Jersey Aaaembl*" on Mondar, when th
special aeaaion of the Legisla ore open*
"The New York Tribune has expose
the most alarming conditions," said th
Assemblyman from Jeraej City. "I pur
Cose to ask that the woik which wa
egun wi'h the passive of the anti
narcotic law be continued along con
structive lines. We are brought to i
point whe*e we find the worst types o:
??uestionable characters coming to Nev
Jersey to'vns ostensibly to take th?
cu" for the dope habit.
"In my tour through Hudson Countj
towns with a representative of Th<
Tribune I was astounded to see the
terrible effects the drug habit leavei
i,|n.ii \hc addict. Then, too, the temp
tation for those who handle drugs ba?
been increased tenfold, mr.ee piolub
Itive legislation was passed, to do a
business which does not bear the light
of publicity.
"Some method ought to be devised
for the care of the unfortunates eut off
from their supply of drugs If there is
a cure and from our investigation we
developed there are many who claim
there is we ough* to find out about it.
"The New York Tribune started a big
job when it opened up to public view
the drug fiends in Hudson County.
There are many of us m New Jersey
who feel this work should be taken up
at once by the legislature,"'
Aeeemblyman <>?uom was emphatic
in his views about the men who have
attempted to make money by foisting
remedies upon the public wnich they
allege cure the drug habit.
"The professional man who stoops to
make profit out of a bu?i*.r*? which
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leads men and women to take up th?
drug habit is too low to give him an]
consideration if we catch him. Th?
doctor who will tell a man he is givinf
him a cure for a drug habit, and ther
feed him another drug, simply suhsti'
tuting one habit for another, is doing
business upon misrepresentations. H?
should be chased out of the state."
A number of well known men in
Hudson County will be asked to join I
committee to co-operate with one from
New York City to help the authorities
in their task of cleaning up the drug
venders.
JOINS STARErCS STAFF
G. F. Baker's Private Secre?
tary Goes with Bank Examiner
George W. Gale, private secretary to
George F. Baker, chairman of the board
of directors of the First National Bank,
and at one time manager of the credit
department of that institution, has re?
signed to become h member of the staff
Of (hartes Starek. national bank ex
aminer of the New York district and
vice-chairman of the Federsl Reserve
Bank of New York.
Since the organization of the Federal
Reserve system the functions of the
rational bank examiner have been
enlarged, and Mr Cale will take on
important duties in connection there?
with. P'ior to entonne the First Na?
tional Bank, in l?'04. Mr. Gale had a
varied business experience.
FALLS LEAVES MILITIA
Captain Who Saw Belgian De?
fence Finds Duties Too Heavy.
Captain De Witt C Falls, regimental
adjutant of the Seventh Infantry,
\. G. N TH has sent his resignation Co
Colonel Daniel Appleton. Increased de?
mands on his time are responsible for
his acton.
Captain Fall? holds the brevet rank
of major. He witaoaaed the mohiliz?
lion of the Belgian army la*t year, and]
assisted the I'mtcd States Consul in I
London in helping American caucus to]
return to the United ?statte. '
REDFIELD SEES ?. S.
SECOND IN TRADE
War Means Great Trade
Expansion, Secretary
Tells Economists.
PRICE PREDICTS HIGH
WAGES IN EUROPE
Twenty Per Cent of World*?
Capital Will Be Destroyed in
One Year of Carnage.
Il\ T>l??riph V lUt tri BM '
Philadelphia. April 30. That the
world war means <x great commercial
expansion for the 1'nited States and
possibly the ou?tmg of ?lermany and
Great Brituin from supremacy in for?
eign trade "ai *he keynote of to-day's
?i of the American Academy of
cal and Soc :il Science, which
opened a two day i' eonfarence here.
In \ieu- of conditioni in Europe, this
meeting of the Academy, Its nineteenth
annual congress, took on now Impor?
tance. The ?ycneral topic of dieeusaioi
was the ? ?Tcct the \%ar would have on
American economic interests. At this
morni'ip'n session the reaction on
American Industry and labor vas cou?
riered, and in the afternoon meeting
the reaction ori America's international
trade.
01 the day's addresses, the one that
at'-acted mo?* ittcntion was thi
?i of "America's International
Trade as Affected by the European
War," by William C. Redfleld, Secre?
tary of the I'epartment of Commerce.
Sees America in Second Place.
The Secretary expressed preat op?
timism for America's future in ths
commercial world. Expansion of trade.
he said, was inevitable, and he added
that no one would be surprised to find
the 1'nited States second in the world's
competition) and if the war continued
long, first.
"Industrial inertia," unpreparednes?
to meet new conditions presented by
the war, Mr. Pcdflold said, had at
first hampered the United States and
prevented full realization of her op?
portunity. Hut now,Tie declared, busi?
ness was awakening to its chance for
development.
"A floating debt of perhaps 9460,000,
000 l,a<; been paid in goods, and not in
gold. Some of the gold we have ex?
ported to pay what we owed before the
war lias come back to us in pay for
debts due ns. It amounts line?
fir.,t of December to over ?600.000,000.
We are saving money as a nation at an
astonishing rate. The nations of the
world turn to us for cash. The na?
tions turn to us, both belligerent I 1
neutral, not only to furnish them
goods, but to loan them the money
with which to pay for the goods they
buy from us. Wo are lending the world
money and we are selling the world
goods, and both to such an extent that
our foreign financial outlook and the
conditions of our export trade have
taken on within ten months an entirely
new significance. A new spirit has
come into our eommerei;;] life a new
sense of relationship to others and of
our power to help them and of our
ability to supply them."
Inflation in Europe of the prices of
both labor and commodities will prob?
ably follow the war, and, an a conse?
quence, this country need not fear that
its manufacturers will be unable to
meet the competition of the "pauper
labor of Europe" when the war is over,
said Theodore H. Price, economist.
One Year Cost of War, 560.000.000^)00.
One year of the war will mear, the
destruction of 130,000,000,000 worth of
property and the reduction of the
world's capital by 160,000,000,000, said
Simon X. "ratten, Ph. I)., in discussing
"The Menace to America of the Euro?
pean War." This means, he declared,
a destruction of 20 per cent of the
wealth of the countries involved in the
Mar.
At the evening session Albert Bash
ncll Hart, professor of government at
Harvard University, spoke on "Un?
armed Neutrality."
"The administration at Washington,
in its policy of neutrality," he said,
"is navigating a foggy sea, strew o
with rocks, along coasts where the
lighthouses have been put out; yet it
still appeals to its neighboring and
friendly nations to continue in the
good old compass courses. In a *vorld
full of roarings and vaporing* the
Cnited States i- the one great power
in the world which at the present mo?
ment is basing its policy upon j
and friendship between nations; that
is, upon permanent lines of jrood will,
Instead of upon new and strange doc?
trines adopted in order to count some
small advantage over a military adver?
sary."
I'pon the 1'nited States, he said, de?
pended the enforcement of respect for
the rights of neutrals. He added:
"Nevertheless, if the 1'nited States
had not a serviceable navy, its pro?
tests would receive about as much at
toi.ion as the objections of China to
the political trepanning which the Jap?
anese aie performing. In this war all
the belligerents hunt in couples, and
all the neutrals act for themselves.
There Rave been times when las in
1780) a group of neutral powers united
to state their grievances and formu?
late their demand?. Perhaps it will
bo necessary to revive that proems."
A'v the morning session, at which
Alba H. Johnson, president cf tht
Haldwin Locomotive Works, presided,
the effect of the war on industry and
labor was considered. Samuel Gom
pers. president of the American Fed?
eration of Labor, declared that or?
ganized labor had been the wage
earners' greatest protection in the
cri. ? caused by the war.
?'Organized labor." he said, "has been
the wage-earners' greatest protection
in *h;' crisis that has come to Amer?
ica's industry and labor through the
European war.
"The initiative, resourcefulness and
self-reliance of the wage-earners ex?
pressed in the organized labor move?
ment have been th?ir greatest protec?
tion. Through i i ranization they have
dealt constructively with unemploy?
ment, have made effective protest
against ticeaaiva prices, have prevent
? i %age reductfons that would have
had cumulative effect in disorganizing
business, and have demanded that con?
stru? tion worX by municipalities and
other governmental authorities shall
be continued, and more undertaken
wherever poaaible."
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' CARMAN TRIAL MONDAY
Woman's Fate Will Be De?
cided Within Week, Is Belief.
Mine?le. Long Ulsnd. April SO The
secon-l trial of Mr?. Florence Carman
i?i!i begin Mondai morning The first.
j report that it would l?r adionrned for a
week ha- hem definitely denied.
As before, Celia Co!?-.an, the con
! fessed perjurer, will Oft the ?tar wit?
ness for the sta'e. Supreme Court Jus
t??-e Abel Hla? kniar will pre?ide. l*ive
dajra ia generally thought to be as long
as the trial will ln?t.
District Atiorney Smith will be a?
i by (liarle^ Week? ami Charles
Wood, .Mr?, ('arman will have her for
, mer counsel, (ieor?re Morton Levy, as?
sisted by Harry C. Clocke. a neighbor
of the Carman family and n leading
criminal lawyer of N'a??au County.
LABOR TO PROTEST WAR
May Day Parades Will Include
10,000 Shirtwaist Girls.
Labor will make a demonstration to?
day May Day against the Kuropean
war. It is estimated that fifty thou?
sand members of unions will march in
parailes of pretest in New York and
vicinity. On the Fast S.de Jew-, will
demand th:,f at th" end of hostilities
they receive eonnl political rights with
Gentiles. Proteal a.ra!n?t the persecu?
tion of their race in the Russian war
aone will al-o be mad?-.
Among the features of the parade
will he ten thousand rhirtwaist girls.
Socialists plan several May Day d?mon?
strations. ITnion Square ?ill bo a
centre of activity. In Brooklyn and
? suffrage organisations have nr
i .- gi 'I meeting?.
HOUSEKEEPER WEPT
WHEN LAWYER WED
Also Bought Him Food, She
Says. When Wife, Now Suing
Him. Ignored His Wants.
When Everett P. Ketchum, a lawyer,
married Mrs. Ada Brown Ketchum, last
December, his faithful housekeeper.
Mrs. Rebecca Wilton, wept. Now Mrs.
Ketchum is suing for a separation and
Mrs. Wilson had the opportunity yes
terdaj t<> tell in an affidavit to the
Supreme Court, where the wifo applied
for alimony, why she shed tears of
sympathy for her employer.
"When I first saw the woman Mr.
Ketchum purposed to make his wife,"
said lira. Wilson, "I waa not favorably
impressed \? ?th he?-. I did nol want to
m marry and cried, together with
-ut, in an adjoining room a few
minute; before the ceremony v.as per?
form"! "
Afterward, said the faithful house
keeper, her loyalty to Ketchum contin?
ued to the extent that when his wife
would not buy him the food he wanted
?-he bought if out of her own funds.
Ketchum lives in West 122d Street
and has ? bungalow in Florida. His
wife all?gea cruel and inhuman treat?
ment. The lawyer denies this charee
and say- that hla wife and her mother
just packe.I up their belongings with?
out there having been even a misun
derstanding. Ketchum also says that
his marriage to the plaintiff was .he
outcome of "a well-laid plan to inve le
| the d?fendant to marry her."
Justice Weeks granted Mr.*. Ketchum
? $20 a week alimony.
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty-four Hours.
1 Washington. Aril ?? Urn prarai ton the
Eastern rtatet ha? l?een attended I ?
I middle Atlantic til Km Knetend ?tatr? tad In
.. ? i ?. bag ans ?if toa
?b in?! p?stese
? region bal l**n Ht?' t ?either and
rain lu I boa? dMrl.u and oter In? plali ?
lit in? alto ? a" Idaho. Nebraska, risii
and Northern Arizona and hleh wlndi on th? Call
i itun . hafi 'a!l?-n over th?1
i rreater ran of ihc rountrjr, and readings ?re n..'*
Inat(l) n. nnal ? ?-?-t of ti.?
i: r Mounla ' I ? Bo. ky Moon
i lain? the) arc ???>? kledry I*:..? normal.
In the Allamlr *??'? l ? ? itl r will l?e an '
> trail? talr .-a".
( Kill b* I Cllf'j'i.l Oft r ? . HI
ilpfil Valley, the plalni latei ..?.?! lb* It.? ky Main
llalli and pint, an refina* lb? -.????ther ?111 to >m
tfundaj with prot.ti.i? rates.
i ? ? i a ami Iba Hpatf
Oblo Vallo sad th? ?r.i OuM ???te? Um real her
?III Ix- .djr, bul pfobabl] without rain, .luring
Saiur.lay aii 1 Bandar.
Wlnda f?r BaSardar ?i d Sondar North At'ai I-,
fr?ou ??-.i gttddM Atlsatlr, light to moderate ?ar|.
?Me. aoaOi Atlantic, r*.-r tiulf ?'.?! ?e?t Oulf.
tnodera'e ?nuth. upper lake?. freih north to north
I taat; lotrei .;?*a m krau ??Mahle.
F orte?st lor Special Lccalltle?.?EastSTS New
York, cloudy te-gay: t?-morrow, srobably lair.
New Jer?ey. If totem I'? ?maj Ira'il?. I>el??eare.
I IHatrlrt ?>f Columbia, Virginia, fair to
: m mi rrooj
'?'et in Western Fennayltanla. Writ
virgii i II ? mm.
-
Local Official Record. Hie following nlrt.lal rerOf-j
reata Iba ?At ither Bureau ehowi fh? .hanget In me
hnaperaluro fi r the daal four I aira. In e.tn j
? .Ule ? ' la?- ?.ear.
1?I4 1913 ?"Ml 1?1!>.
,-t a m.?n M * p m. H 11
Sam.Il r . r? p m. 4? M
I a ni.44 M 11 p n. 4?. M
la m .4-? 51 1.' p. ?. 45 ?
4 P ra .4?
lllglieot temperature r?Mtords/, V) (at i If p m ) ;
lo??-?it. 4?i. mer***. .'4. avi.ago f<r .nrreepnMIng
da'e laat roar. IS; airrtgo toi corr??pondu.f data
1 la.-: thtnjr-ilire? )???, "I
Humidity.
i a. ?. Nil r ? ?2 ! la m. et
Baratatttr Roadloat.
? a m ?1? ? 1 p ? H 11 ip. m_?* ?3 ;
Loral farecait. ?V'i.i? t?. 't?\ . to-ioorr'?, prob
th.y fair, m?lera:? rartalile winds
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
DUtalittd on Pernio??. A| I .. aa ?nr
r - ???mil at?. I'. J Dom U
a jrtr, apwiod " ? Il lato i i Ha
ir-t M73 :'.. tvptad ;. .? i II N lot? Di
ISStb i?' S7?X>. ii>pte.| awn I ''?-'. John M?-- :
feawa. i:mh p.t . i.'nu. agaptad N ? i> -
Chanaaa of Aulgnaitat. Mai 1 L4*W r J
? (Jl< a??*, r n frata dut] * I i
.'v h, ll';re?u '4 8ti'.--u?
M i <;ii:ii.,r ?? ? . i? . fr m ,nr. in
I . i\n and K'.npiir-?. t,. itut* ii Burean
' .( stail?l^? Jol.ii Cranter, i O fr^.tn .li.'y in ..r
i 11.? o( rhl-f teSOMtoJ i ? I iiy m K'ireaa of 8ta
J J A hae an ! T l l'ataiiigli. C i>
I froto .lut) In offlt-o of Fnunh I>ei?u!> ( "?lui. lo
dJUT] In ?nr. ?l "f .-??
temporary Aitlanateati I h .? I r l/v.i.am
lo i " . .lu-. Ii l . .. i ? Miatlei
? u\? ^??^ l . Ilimn I?. J i \? ? i
? - .. ?.uty Cnaaaw
.'"> rlajra ?i l IVIIIlan ???..te- |?kh ?? t t..
1? Il :- - A; :: w |
t' Mb I I? M dajra, M?y l. \..^ur l'rlggt. ?Id
? Il >, - i ( \ | pa<
10 llurrau ..' I
lieg, au ,|4,,. Uaj |, j ,. . Uajloraa, ITtsI prt.. I
f aimllr.-i hotiao alte dat.l !? ?art, Mo? I Acting
rata r I Harreo T T (..(Try ar.,1 J J
i atoataaU, im Kar t.. G o . dot? In Bureau ut
ii.< Mi. 1
; Leave? Im i*< . r? ? u H V.ieiker. Mh i
?rt . 1 !? Ma 1 ?. ?. . a? Uth prt.
1 dar. Mai r ? i ,|,,.
\ April M il J ratlkta. l?7iti pr? . I .loj. May i '
? I? J I? r? i. Irrea-: I'll, pel 1 .la. Af I
If I . ! lay May 1?; ChrUt?. !
| Hier 1?^ . 1 ila?. Arn
Sick Retort II par) UetJ ? M Ratabeook.
It ti Marea IS t? \.
Ad?iH'emrnl% ? I1.?5S gra.le May 51
I .. J I. ?
Rvan, Mb; H. C Mri'i I Iwai
I 4 I.? H
.'!'.'' Mi
I I
? . '.- i J J II i ., lath I'au!
M h - . tan i l K \\ Nyltn .
?Mil, J I I. A Nielten. ??tli
J I? A PUrirr. nrorm H- l
/?iijerg.' ? " ? K M I? tea I'.tih
I J >\lT,Ui Itotli. I- J Waa?. I?! w i
tioehring 1 :tXes. J I. ?> i^orn.. Ti.-.m t?
I, tab doll jietk; J ?:. Hum??: i. h j i
l' H r, l eaata ?Jafcr. ? ?>-t I .
i et Man h Tram.- A J J llarrai read)
v? ' h- ? ?l? : !,...? '^ ral I r*th '
J K II'ighe. l;th Ma? : r- ?
arada P J Mao- B. i. i
May H un 11 IM grate. Thooaai Calman. '
Mar u. st ? j i ,-i,i,t,
.' P Ural?, ?b I ' K-? ,~ ?in. I. i
i >. > i . ? m ln.iilo
M , 1. . i i Mal. ?.i??-?,
.-?in 1 \V 1-nniilB Jlrt. \> A ? .
' M -. a ? T I Mi llgtai . ? ; p. J Kr'a?
?VI laat l-e?|?r ?Vb l? i
? 1 S4t I ?
HMii. A J Sieger | \ v ?
i ) K A lK>u|
1' Ne!- I?) 1.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Aiaolatateatt dl f?"n a t'a' Ma? ! William
1 ? 1 ?? - Ijig ;i, j i
M Nan ti i I ng .1 !? I.- . ? .
lu :? J I ?t
>. i
I I ??? H A : i ? i . .
II A I
TraaVrr? M?? I erm?. ? II RariaM MAI.
ti A l :n w, i- felam i? a i
l-ng Sie: I .i H 4 |. ?:-,
f I il- --r- ? '( i I ? .
L.l?ii.l ?ti lain- II A ! i: . . H * |
L?a?tt >ui i'ty.?>'iou. Luk:.t? atc?ain t.?
?U. II kra., Kai t ?cieur?. A*?,
WAR ORDERS SEND
WESTINGHOUSE UP
Slock Scores Another Big
Gain?Other Concerns
Share Business.
Arrompan-, 11 / official confirmation of
reports that the V? esnnghouss Electri?
and Manafacturing f aaipany bud
hooked large ?ar orders from the
Allies, the stork, which had been id
| vancing steadily for the la?' few
' yeaterdaj croi ed par, and In the day's
! trading on the Stock Km* hange touched
I0t, the highest ? IH"r."
j ganitation of the company in 1007. |
The relame of trading suraaaeed i
? finv of th6 othor listed issues, being
in "execs of 100,000 shares. The clos
I ing quotation was 106, fl points above
Thai day,
Guy K. Tripp, chairman of the board
of directors, admitted the closing "f
i rentracta, but declined to discuss
dettils. Hi? ?aid:
"We received Thursday a Hrg?* order
! for a foreigti government, the details
. of which >?r.' I ? g worked out. I
can say nothing further at this time."
; in roaponaibie quarter*, howevor, It
. was declare. aigned
I was for 1,000,000 riflaa, al 127.10 a
'rifle, making a groea amenai of over
10,000. anotnei contract of a like
character almost closed calls for a
similar number of rifles nt the
: price. Toe two together call for
, expenditure of more than 165,000,000
' by the purchasers, understood to be
I- ran. i I Great
ego it was reported
j that the Weetinghoue* company had
obtained a 16,000,.I order fur shrap?
nel from one of the allied nations at I
! war. In connection with the orders for
rifles it WM Stated thru none will be
' filled al the company's Own ola'irs. but
the work will be done In shops secured
i with that ob'ect In eiew.
Among: ofhei nur -toc':s whieh lirr'e'
been singled out for \\g advances on
the exchange recently it the Pr II !
Steel Car Company. While yesterday's
gains were relatively small, it was an-,
pounced from the company's offices !
that negotiations were under way with
the Russian government for an order
for 10,000 cars, to cost approximately !
110,000,000. It was denied that the ?
company is in the market to supply'
war m un i? ions.
In nd 1 it ion to Westinghouso the
equipment stocks that scored heavy '
advances yesterday were American
Locomotive. American Steel Foundry,
Baldwin Locomotive, Lackawanna Steel,
NtW York Air Brake, Railway Steel
Spring and Studebaker.
It. was learned definitely yesterday1
that the contract made by the Ameri?
can Locomotive Company to furnish ?
the Ruaaian roverameat with $?j5,ooo,- ,
000 worth of shrapnel and other ex- |
i plosive ?belli has finallv been ?igned. j
Fifty pet* ctnt oi the order goes to the
locomotive company and the other BO
ner cent is divided equally between the i
NOW York Air Brake Company and the i
WeatinghotUO Air Brake Company.
William B. Joyce, president of the I
National Surety Company, says that ',
the bonding of war contracts by his
| concern since the war hemm has ,
; reached the enormous total of $'!00,- ?
000,000. Based on the business his
? company is doing, and assuming thut
; other surety Tirpirations are also
doing a large business of this char?
acter. >'r. Joyce estimate! ihnt ex?
penditures by the warring nations of
Europe in this country have already
reached the stasrirorinp* amount of
11,500.000,000. Including bonding ap?
plications fr< m irresponsible parties
and speculators, he thinks this figure
may run as high as $3,000,000,000 or
11,000,000,000.
BUSINESS REVERSES
RA.VKR1 PTCT n:TiTto\.s
aCOTsrtXTn roMPAXT, in< PttHUm ssalnat
?' ? - ' I . ? . hv tlirr? I'lnrlli
i.?il m .i n Th? winisi'i s .'emll rhenilrtl
' I Jl ; i ?if Charlea Rnldt I ?? '.<?'?
?hu um niftii f wini paper rnssiisnj His, H i,
SlloSrd Hi? rompan? Irtnaferrer] ruh t" rerUlfl
? n 1 a rlilm of lh? Mrr
r?ll ri.cn.tr?! Cof-rpan* I? for 11.41". gonrli ?,,(,'
and .i.-.iv ????? i snd 11.ses tor I ?-? h of 1rs** la
takr fun ?- sorxti A raorlwr ???i sppotntad f"r
Hi? H*.; Knlglit Company, "f : Ka'i 12 I ,t . ml
RrMstSM. V J . on April in Ifa-nhaU J. Jto-.r.
; ? of thai ronpanr, ?a* preanlaol nt th*
1 i puny, which I? i Ik'Uuire rnrt?'.r?.
rltB rtpital Hor? of IJW.eM Chirla II
V?n NotUsnd. firm? riy a Wall Btreet nrckrr. ?u
tr?a.?unr. I
WILLIAM II QBJLL. hrsss finl*h?r at SIT K?.- ?
rie.n flit 1 petition ?rlfh II ?
? ' I ' t?nn, a .Ulm
???alii-* ? ">??' 1 >rk for an award 111 I
fat... of the rw ? ? 7 );, ? !37kl n.
IIKNRV H KIMFBON, uletmaii. of (is; rnioti
ai-. Tht Bmni fll-.| n-tlr-on ?lili |iali|l|t|?, of
111 4:14. SSStU. II?. H? Ma? f-rowrl? In ?ill
? lbs s a, !. Bakrrr an.l I.i.i .-a ll.xim a) '
112 W. | X ? h? m .."lh? aa<. Th?
lar*??f rr?dlt r i< the i'r'.?Mi Mu?lc ' r ; ,
|4 <ne. on a M?.
PAMTgL HKIV tailor, at 12ft Franklin a?..
Tli? Brom, ?!il i*iliL?r.. with llahllltlei ?if |:.1?.no |
r-niKniM*:
WILLIAM FRIK.Pl.ANKKR. INC. falMr. a? 1?T '
William at. 8!<M ?? h?.|ul?a ahnwlng UthiMtf?*. .>f
ITte?; a.-j?'i. ItS.tSS. rin.lstlni of nu'?ian'iln? .
a. "'in'?. |14.l>.".*t; stock. $750;. fliturw. ?14M, sad
cash In hank. 117
ASSir.VMFTVT
JOSErrt ROSEN PROVISION COMPANY. TNC .
of ?4 \Vf?t 114th ?t.. ma.I? an as.lfnmrnt In B'n
B*Urnata*a. Jos^li Uu.rn In ppMldtnt and tr-*?
ur*r.
Jl nr.ME.VTS RECORDED.
Ai'ini, ^i
Manhattan.
Th? lalllHSlai ajdfSMSai wrrr fl>l iMtfrdar. the
flr,t ham? betafl 'hit or tin drht'.r
All*?, John, and l'*nti MrCirt.'.j?F E Bochm.'k?
?f al. t ?
Burkhard*, f T S Illum*nkron. Inc. S??S no i
l?l.?rii, il y. t >? (4 r>.o ?.i ,
lohn. I J and CDethlktt I Burhhtlti. ISO? 11 '
i rauta, Ai.ua ??ffleral sij-i s>?t*m Batel
1111.7* '
IIM Manultrturtaf and TndKi Co?M iliirriln.
.<
Sam? -W iturphy. J.")
I ..nalsntlT.npJ*. John?Brnokim I! R B To iro?i.j. j
tll'i It
I .' Rtanleoff and Sam'iM i;.?nlon -Brom 1pm um|
in. }
I'anl ?. Sa'filon?--F. Fl.h?- H at. ?1?S J7
Kllfhh. Haild. and Banucl OnMberf? E I. Rl.-h |
?? '..
i ?? i . Mrtftf Co and W J f
i 1) Jnl.moi ' lMt.41
Klanaga' Tt?*J t- liar ? Ptaillllri i?, |1??.1T
Ft klani. ? 1 ? ! ? :,-i M r WliMam .#??? \*-.
! fill '???
. - A lirrro. II -, .'l
I :. ! P M ?"..'.'.la! Bank, }:
i '??? rf? i rti ? fila Mf( i ?>. I
IMS 4i
ftr-asa. I>*oora:. II t.ncrt.
<;..ld?n. Stmnri 1. M K -'? ?? al I ?
< ? r lUl Kllm I'O. 1.11 . :
I till ???<
i ?In.rr M .? p II S|?j?l,
t.141... Mhl.a?! Finnin I'alrr ?uppl? Co.
i;rr*:it*rf il i> V V THI? Inarua.T ? I
-. - SI IM* 2? |
i>i;ti. l.,-;??. v.- au Etaetrk B R ?'*, > ?
lit? 10
Ool.l?t!. J N-TI *tlr*han. l--.'7 ?1
Hall? l , - isl. tut 4?
?..??-. i
. ? ' . . Ho4?l Co. < - ?
< Ira:??. Frank, ?:, and T*h?rr i ' I1
I
?, MC rw4 leesUI, ? I
i . , ? . I -..i.i Tit - and
. IIM M
?? ? Abrsasai Ka> i \ t.
? x 111
Hlrtrhtwi A?ian,l?r I. I,ra?l. IJ14-i". ,
H?rii? I - 1 ??harl*? A lwrtUli.? Brrrl??, ?
lamrai i law? , Hi
i 1 I s^ntm4n. I
I>l ?? , wer v JriuiliuB ?? ?I.
A !>r i a al *'" 4 ronrsd/. I I
1..I ri, h li?,..i and harpli Vos?:- E I. ?. < ?
?W 12,
111 I*
? -
I*
I -J
119.1 7>
lUrbaf. John- Ha-.nt, DLt'llltos Co.
Ilrpil?- S I I?.??I'M a ? ?>.
aaaorUlan I. T-arr. 1
J*?,kh . ? >ai ' ? l'-a?. IVarerk a E?rr o/ S 1
M ?
San.? S'ir*?r1or c a! Me Ir i Co. lt.
lnno??*|..-. U.I V T Bu.V* Co, fiv.
II ? ? i ? llitl 11
!>?** "f ]y.'j . ' kuall '
I * II
? fln.artrr Brnnkljn UrujhU B 8 Co I
Uorfc?. P I IK, la I! 17- !
Lerln. Ji H al. ' I
liae it?. Bamr't?Jcw-ih llaprraaaa A C*. In*
M Kktlss str?i4? i, i Vi' i ? Amarlrari T .
Tank ta
II*?:-? In?*?t|pf <"o-p~K AIb?ft.
I i I i t H?rrmai - ?t al. |U4 ?I
)ii litahaw. <> M' i: it,marida?.
Ma |K?,1.' J H **! I -.?*-, tl il.
saur WllUira H ?? ? ? IIM?ei
?, r n ii , ,.i m;i
M
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Hav-.-.i*. I '-??"f XKaas C?, Ullil
n kraan ? ?? w*4toraeoon Plaster Milla
aiuandrr 11-1. Co*,?. sasU I. ?:
in- t ;i r?f <
> \'. C llaaan.
Fin?..? T I. ?apuio
? t ? I' ? M <'hn?U A Cn II?; 1
llni^-Mi j J. or '. k M Ji??pu ur i J?M K?
Shipping Information and
Marine News of the World
Vessels Arriving at and
partinp: from Port ol
New York.
Dc
Un fATIIlK UM?M?O.
? M, S Ml mwti ??*<
???
nmif tvATFR.
u I Itook
(???ernor'i Wand
II- i t.?ta .
WIRBLBSfl HEI'ORTf?.
The Paste A'igivi-ri r?po"?<i ai il" ?lloe ?i?t '
? ' Band n . . ?? .?-?ri rgeUrdsy, 1? ".
?
INCOMING SI KAMERS.
TU HAT.
' N e Krim I ' ?
lobai .lUllo?. April :i .Panama
?. 4 ... A-i'i!fin
Ulfjhlarl Palermo. April ?"... l'a un
? -p-nhagen. Apr?: 1"
l: Il u t, April 14.
??ara .Balboa, Ap-u :s.
1 -nape . .ta kwnrUte, At-rl- 2? I
Maroni li riteettS, April 17.?
SI MiAV MAT ..
' - ? ? o ? ? asar) il. r.inard
?KoftwiS lietoerir? April II... Quarte.
"? m loft* ... .r F t o
... parbadog, April 33 .1< tat? i
l.empesaj .... Mnhlla Apr? v ... Mill?.?
El Valle ti?lt?."Mi. April II .... So l'ie
MONDAT. MAT I
?l irpalhl* Olbra ?nr April 23 Cu-?'d
M-'?tain Rotterdtm, April :? Il v
?Patela 'fartflltat, April il r*bre
- ' Juan, April 14 N Y a I* R '
mllai Aprl .In Frull Cfl
? r- ' Kee Oitesaa April ?4. s-> Par
?: ?t nalL
OUTGOING STEAM MRS.
T< KAY.
, MSIM Vei??l
x e?.? i - t. - , Mm lafig
? i, Llterpnol, Cungfd . n ?? ?m 10 00 ira I
n I:? ?- ? lai.i. Mm,; Am. IM tin \\ M m ,
N?w >..? Uetrpa '. Air? ?rm ? .?? ?m 12 o?1 m
liergenafjor.l Kergon. Norwegian 1<I 00 ai? 12 00 m
CSUOPI*. Ar ??. U S in * AS)
?favatia, Haians, v.ar-1. ???am 11 14 ira
Carolina. San Juai:. N T a P R. M'n>n 11 ?xi m 1
Cala.nare?. Colon. (.' K Co. I no ?ni 12 1)0 m
Mai'.hloneil. .Tamil-? I' F" ?o ? I) ani :
? Turk-? ??Und. (",rdo. .11 ?0 ?m 1 no pm
F?ger??n-l. < ?>enn?. .12 ?10 m ? ?i pro
i nia, tl'iehee. 9 10 im 11 "??m
I* ?n ?ni 1 M pm
1 u 1 Panintat, k-.i jjt?r. 7 40 am 1? o?) ira
? ?? A'.eimr ...-. ?1 M m
? ? Rico, Intulgr. . -? Il ?? ni
1 nmanrhe 1?.-!,eo irllbi ' '? de . - 1 M t m
San Maerog Uglteal 1 Ma ry - 1 ni pm
... -
Sao?atro. Bru ?>? . MiMorv . - t ' ? ? ;t
? Sr.t dr'eant. fJo Pac .- 12 00 m
IJOKDAT, MAT S.
r-ri,ir?at Arm, Karfatt u n ..- ." Or) pm '
Tl BJUUY, MAT 4
v 1 Naplea Itailin . ? ?0 a ?n 1100 m
Reff D'Italie, v-?:-'-a. Pallan - u no m
Lenaiio, Jactooanl ? ? -le - 1 H ; n
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
Dt illnallon ? 1 ?tessstf ?t
Hawaii '?pan. fore?. China. Philippine!
i?U S.11 Prgnclarn). China.
Hawaii Hamoan bland? Australia, New
Ze'iand (?la Kan Francisco), Ventura...
-ve NT.
10 p. m
May
May
ARRJYKD.
S'?at- Duteh), TenerUTe April 14,
t?. Marter In bal a ? Bar. 1 p m.
< April 1?. to Jamea
14 ?... n l.p Bu. !.??> p m
lewport Sews aid Norfolk, to tha
Old D - ? a-tth paaswigeri and tndi?.
?
M 1 li- r.-aroa/lho ApHl t3. Pernerara 17. :
B'Iih...1, Port ??palii H and tire-ala 33. ?o :
Tnii'U i Hhiopii g ?il Trading Co ?l'h 51 pat
? . ? ?i t ? 1 I n lae Par. 12 20 p m.
Colon. Cdainhil Airll 24. lo -he Panama Rall
roail s. Una, ? ? ? I - (ten. malla and trdt?. :
Ha' ?Am
Meganlle (Brl. I.?T?nv?nl April II, ?o Hi? Whit*
I (I In ?"l ??eond cabin, 1HJ
???"rafe. ?.??.?-i:;^r?, mai.? fid null?. Bar. 2 41 I
a in
Tirar? iBr). Kr>.?arlo March 24. Bueno? Arrea I
Rel ?hetiiiai-her, F W?Fifth Avenue Building Co.
11*4 10
?tola Carmollna- -Hum's Iilatllllng Co. I ? 1
Kostnbsura, .1 S V C'ay .11 atad It It Co. |I14S|
11 ?1 Sarah I, P II Contant tt al. |90.|14 44
?art. C 1> I? Smith,
Hlmpann, Alle? I, n'Nelll Adami Cp.
1. la Auetln, NteboM A Co.
?eifert. B?N Ouerdan,
skii-l. \ Kaatem c|p?nlng Co.
I O B Have?.
st.-M'i?'rg. P. hy giiir.llan?lha Toward
ai -
?HI :??
?Ill ?I
?.C 'I
?1.VJ 11
A
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K To, u
? 1. :
i;<4 il
in; -1
ini 11
S T \V S r ford & Son?. F: B Ahlmtt.
Kleiner, It Ametlean Dlitrltmlng Co,
Klmraondt. K It I. Th-k
\ ' ' l: 1 I am.
? -A I II" gv r.-i?t?
K. hulm?n. S. Ilernard <er..r?man or Bamet l|pw<
man and Samuel Tellln or Sam \eiUn H
Ti bna ?::; 11
Ivrinti 1 ??umnietlon ^o, Ine, and Mag l'lernwnt
m i; ? ' baes, IB5'!
ton Frav, Carlotta A?J R CajnphaU. 1171 2?
V.m Keller. A It, and National Surety Co?People.
1500
Van Hirer. I, C?Superior Cornial and Sk)light
Work!, In--. 1113 M
ln-a|.h?. Co of Amerlea?City of >.* T. I
Kaatern Itelltwey r<^Same.
I same.
1 |l 1 itrr Kle.-trlr Co- Sama. >
V -1, Aii-ii in l;?p! ?ration Co?Samt.
Cement ?'?> Sam?.
1 gff. Sam?,
1 lie Co Saino.
William M Klannsri * *'n- s?m*.
I'??il Heir In?iltute?Sime H'i| I]
lauaano, H s.m?. $1.111 t?
I. A Sam?. Il ?li
Hettnen 11 ?? - ?? SAmo. $4.1 in 1
Porter, I Ills \>
Fr-i-ilman R -an?, IzSI -??
\|. ear. U llr.S.?l
?su.am. Oagtage P?Kama. f.'j.-.
The Broru.
Caf? Rear.l-olT ind H Uordon?Bnnn Iron and Steel
I
<;.".rnn Ke 1er Comlnjetli-n Co?O J Stephen?. Ine,
Mil It
Kim/. A l( Ir T. Norden, 1117 ill
Kr- ? V A 1;Imlie*. Bros, N T.
1,. r, Ha n M 1. Bir.i.
1 1. 1: h n tar,
I'ltUndorfer, l*~ Washington fiarage Co.
iiei si
1:01.7? !
m 1? ?
$?.-,0 04
ilM II
? ., -
?144 f
I2H? M
1420 :i
$112 70
?
l.-?-J M
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
AI-KU, Nb
Manhattan.
V e BrM nr.m? I? tha* of tha debtor, the a?, ond
thai of t.ie etedltor, aad date when Judgment waa
Tarlv?. C \t M K Smith: Dec 1, 1910; $2?? 20
lirapo "It I'o-A I, SlfT; Not S. 1914; till "7
s?me 1 Scott Co, In?; Ort 11, 1914; $.::? :?!
mi nicer Co; Nor 9. 1014, I
Same runnel AdeerUsIng Co; I)?o 1. 1914, $301.63
-???r Prethyierlin Church of West 2 1 SI
? of |-ret.n>t?rj of N T; April :2. 1011
Irartra I); MM 17
Ma... II - II <1 A S-.err?; May 13. 1914; $2'VJ 7:
llamner. William?J F Sauden; Marrh 15. I?15;
I
Meeker (i R, uid R I. Dl?naa?W Bonelll, April
i-, 1$ IlM ;i ,
Paagnvnxa. fiioyannl. Annunglats Paigneni* and
Until Mortti)- People, etc; April 22. 1?11 1??
[?ate.ll It?"?
In, Moies?William Gambl? k Co; Ian I,
? $200 ?7
c?r,i- . lob? 11 Stelndler: April 30. 1913 lean
$3.711 n
*.'.>tiii.-r l>.*trt?-iittna Co. John J Connor and I'atri.-k
J Huffy J?rr.e? Kferarl? Brewerle?; April j-.
101". i.?ii.-?lli.|i :
Kaplan. Jacob. Fanny Kap'.an and Jooeph Klau?ner
E J B?:her?. l"-l' ?. 1911; $2 ?ill ?0
B Da 1. ? Sot 1? Ifllj I
1,.-rge, and I'a-.rl k F lUrtnrtt?U A B
arl. April ?, l?l?; WW.ta
Tlie Bronx.
?ad Bead and <;ra?el Col
120H J?
I 1014: IT1I 17
lh
On
Kampfr.er. Anpni
.. . ? ?"li.
S?ri.e W lU.nl ard; No?
STORAGE NOTRES.
STANDARD STORAGE WAREHOUSE
'<-',. 1
Ke? Y.irk. May let l?l I.
T.? AllwB, Ji.iu?> P . Art.-!. I. M H ...
??tt, ?i W, KutHte; BOWSer, Mr? S<
Mr?.. Chapman, Jennto.
Mra.; ?'air. Jemes i?. Coerejr, Mr? time
l< . Cook, K II . i'-itiii"ll>. Mr? Mar> .
Compte, H H.. I'l. kiii.'.iti. .I.ihti J.: Don*
Ktos t M . Dey, Bdwerdj Dwitmy,
1 i, Kuni.;. Mi?. A.; Fry?, Mlaa Alma;
Franklin, Mr?. Martha; Harper, Mrs Oliv?;
n. 1 11 Harringrtata, Mr? W. H ;
John, Herbert K . Jokiiaoa Prank w..
Jones Jeesl? .l.itue? Mr?. Mann?,. M.
Cottan, John ?! . McOrath, Mr? M 1..
?.' 1. M Mr?, fiara.
".r.-? K . littoaon, Bennett; .Nutting-.
?'hurle?, Paytoi., Itlrhard; Kuller Drive
, > ; Utley. Mra. K A . Itlng. Mr
K?'?. Blmmont lo Mr?. Kath?
erine, Katate. Butherlaatl Mrs M. Hhip
Mr? Jane. StarUen. Mrs rioreneo A..
Smith, lar W c . Sio.ldar.l. C ?' . Taylor.
Mr? K Wrlarht. Mr? Maud?; Water?. W.
1: Wllklna v 1? S You and ???, h of
hereby notified that th? tl.na for
tha payment of our Han upon th? rroporly
hereinafter deevrih.-d having expire.I. ?fiar
due notu? th?-r??>f li.??l been ffl?n >ou. ??
- fftgee ?u- h property, to wit. Household
rjooda, Peraonat KfftM-ta ?ml Mer?-handlav.
?tor?.I In th? .ttandard Htoras? Warehnu??
b) >?iu or In retsr nain? (OT in ?hliti sou
?,-e an Intereat?, to be ani.i at puhli?
tuet I ?n. aoci>r?ti .?? to tha at.itut? in ?u?h
ra?e? marie and pr?.vi.|?.|. it our ware
hou??. Uli Broadway, New York City, on
Mo-.diy Ma?, litt. III!, at 10.IS a in..
an.l If the ?at? thereof I* not completed
nn ?aid date the earn? ?ill be continued
,. tke ?it? I '" ?? un each and eiery Mi.ti
day thereafter, l.eginnln? at 10 JO a. tn.
- ?inutna until th? sal?* Is rotnplete.l.
i>Mt!) ayTORAQB MTARBHOL'SB
HELP WANTED.
Female.
Iirqt IRKI"? IWMKDUTY.I.Y - Serond Uundrast.
mual oe rirerien.-ed ?nd w?.l r??*oinme-id??l, ??taya,
I ?ip , Se r?ian. -at? Mn 1 "tntlliu \ ander
.1:1 477 Fifth ?i
HOMESllC SITUATIONS WANTED.
female.
H?n SL-1 "llhi'"H rimuh Amerito urn
MM. city 01 kouiiut. caceliaat retc.-tucts.
', K t U*IB M. a-bsse uu -
??. Rio J*<-?4ro Apr<l *. and St Lu?1a II. to J F
tMiim?, A ? ". ?I'll ?- BM am
tan Juan ft ? rot* ard
Parta Meg s, ? . m ball?** Muarantl'.?. 7 :<>
s m
?lo I'rH'. IBrl ll,i :?? ftp II '" H*"? I *
f -.am
? ? '
,,..,.. i. .. ban?
fi< pssM <-'? malta and ?da? Bar.
Tim*? ? vori. Htrani Arn. II snd faJha-- ?
"? *ln Am?rlci^ ,' i . -?
Carrl.-a??-ia April IT Fart? ?
. .
i .... I . , .i.), ai p,..?n??.. rr,
i i- n?r. 11; ? n
<;ar?. ? tifien ap-v r is rae var-mm mi
? ?. In haiia*! Ha* midnight 2?'h
Twan. Bm Sana April M, t? ???'?? Be?.
al'h mirar Bl ' ? ">
I'm | ????:? Ap-tl IS Ni??it*j?"] IM
Ila-ana II ??. i? Hanson M Une. *?i?h usar
liar 10 || p ,,.
paoMter tlhjtrrii ?,n.t?;, Ap"' II *o 1 H
j W|p,h??t?r A ??? In Sal a?' Bar. 7 ?0 p I
I Mnaaarliln il'tibgli), i all* * to th?
i N-w v-.rk ar..l Cuh? Mail fa ' ... *'"> ?usa/. Bar.
II 10 p ?
Hilar,in H-i BoM?n Al>*11 2' *o II F HWrm
A < o. ?.'h mil * ? ? I'-adli'S
for \f ?. ? ?'. Cpiari In? ?"an*
Bm-erdim IDifchl N*>? "-'?art Apnl 12 la D
T Ward? *l'h oil. In Ira! <t* Will fntih '.'ad
tng for rtntttrdan, Cl'ia-*' ?>? <? ' 4' a m
Jean T"Tt T?mr?a Ap. Jl rar <'?-4'?* ?o A H
Bull aV ? o ?lih mda? Bands Hook. *> a m
a iBf hi Vualr- Astil 17. to Mayar
* l'inurlrr. In hall??* Bar t? 30 a m
El Drl, ' i lislrca q rant In? l? \n \ m
Ptaaaa, i-htUdslpMi "> *h? Hid? Bs '
mi-... Qut/antln? n
Sindv Hook v 1 Ar" ' r'heut.
Ilfbi hr??i?. mil',, rasa ' fr?'i/? HaM sas
MUD.
Steamer? M?Jt-<i 'Mm Mp?- O'-r?? F. War
? .k; Simlsad ii'i Let
11. H r Isaui Lewti t . ? ? ?
Api'-h? Otarleatea ?? : i- ksnattilt. ?'?man. r??
Kr . Man.ho?tcT. I.l Monta r?V*
trand 'Br., Balllmora flhaiM li Hull; Fr?>
?'.,-.
port New.; fpjr of < olui?'"i* Savannah; Walla CVj
i it- Brtttol ruiaurl i u in Saaass i < ?
trail. Msplca: Nan -. Wilmington. N <, sud
Otoiatlo** Dits?.
STEAMERS AT FOREH.N PORTS.
AJdalTgD
Ltwesesl Apn; 21 AdrUUr Brl "?en Tatra.
Hpasli. Ann lir . S" :
Plr?"ii April ?S- Patrl? iGr??k', N" ? Tars r*?
Palanse; Hs**tt I/-1?? ; Ilr . N>* \"m m
Aislen]
SAILF.n
Bu'ioi Avre? Apn! 17 K-'
Port Ta-'lot. Apr.i It An. Br
NapIp? April 2? s p ??i>., a d'A'?*i lltil),
V.rk
! AarU I?--Miavurl ir?r\ N?w T"rk.
La? 1'a'nm. April 2?- Ovoyialdet i?r*?k Baa
PlnriH Apri: !? ? i'.| Htl'.U "..-*?k , N?< Vork.
Nm]'. Nr'v 1 "rk
ira, Ap 11 M 1 li/lsilM Mi u*!**n (Nor).
Nmv 1
FASSF.n
sat ml aarU :?? rasaraaass [ajBaal, N?w Tork
I r*u?.
I'lhraHar. Arrt! 1" -Lihnr (Tul), Ne? T"'k rti
.v. rfniK for Napias
New Tork for
BetUrdam
I?- ??' Wljhl ?prll 30? Rrnlam iDvtcbl, Nf?
?ork for !(oit?r. ta m
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.
S-ramrr fnjlgl a '*.'
??'?dy
I
pool 1 . B-tnol Id;
rottoi ... 1 1 IRTKRM
Hutrh .'-?1 ?
10 Rio di Janeiro 30i Ms]
m?, lumber, ??uif m iba H 1 1
H'.tlati atennic: ; ?:? le .. (t-.eri. CSIfu N. ,
1 \ uifel ;? t. Ma :
1 .27 Ions, nifl N ? V"-k la Htm si ..r atv.in
Ul ?d, May. British et?am-r. :: fcN ?jr, iraii .
Atlantic rinf? t.. a Krr'irli Atlantl- ,
option UaJreat n loadlr.f, lnt May. Bt <
11 non qi? tana <J'? -K ivuniT. 40 SO" qn ?.ini?.
ttallin ,t*?m-;. 14.000 .?-a arnl'., Atlantic range
to i,*?! natt of II . . : . Au? I
ipr?vl."i,.i '. |<i MO ,-?> "tu Allai
1 ? I Olf'T? Ml
hirk. : 1 (7 loi t, d? ill. Parn 1 M 11 lin
1? t. .Ma; . Khi
J'itn. P R, p ? ? .
Jamaica to Stamford, p ? : ?-?
Turk? I?.a; d ' ? North of H :??,!?% .
4M toit luintcr. St. Andrews H?>
P t.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
The following railroad reports for
March were made public yesterday:
PtanajIrania Bsllroad Or | ? dt
,-r. a?.- fi rSS.lll; n t afur is??? *
. reate ? . 1 ?
- ??!-,?.. total '::.-:?? Baal ?nd
IIT.131.MI krcraaa? *: 47:'j;2 net
lft?r tat.? l4.l2S.aa4. >|. -r-.i... 1123.0?
I'alon ParUh> <irsi? M.JSI.Sil decreita MM -
??10; pit ?fi,r 'aje, * I. T ??. 4 7 I ? ?: ,,. t -
Northern l'aciflc?liro?, |4 7'1 l(n
I?92.IH; net after tai-, f 1.7*1 ?2?, liKrei
M!?w>url Padae Oroai I4.S00.5|3, daereai
717- nei tari.lfl, o^eraaat t ?.
Mlnn?tnolla A Hi. i^mj,, Qrota MSI .SU
.?eel?? Nk.MT' net tfter taiea 1222 T"'?, lnrrea?a
lntemitjontl A Cre?*. Pfeilmasil <?>".* ?" 1
l?rreat? ?I?177, detlftt tftrr laiei 111,131, 111
rre??ed 171.073.
Waiia.h.ritt-hursh Terminal Oroai J ISIS, d?
rn-a** 11,01)0; net 111 ?0.1. 1ncrea<.' f
Malna Cantrsl <;r.-*, |n74.1M, d?' r,.a-r 171.11 .
net after taiei 124' SIS, dWreSM i
RESORTS. _I
300 Aere? of Chateau, Cottages and
Country Club.
LRAFT l?re? and ?hidv p?ri ; or, a !."r?e tint
thrill? under knee and Mti
'ifKN all MAR. Frita!? Motor-But Sord"?
?lihniit rhanm. Tahle d'hut* or a la < artr.
>ame mallifemnil ai 'he All.-nhursi Club.
GEUNKT HUM IHM Kl
HUte l?alas. N. Y.
STOCKHURST FARM RESORT
sp,i t lonr ?umnirr tn 'he ran ta? rttf it tilt'
BUxkhaiSl Kami, In th? Beautiful ?'atsklll.. ?ma !
mile la Ka?t Meredith on th? llatcr A l'rlawara j
It It : 17n mi!? 'mm No?- York. Laeatad on a
l>eititlful plataau In a ?...?!< of hee<-h, hn.li. ??h. !
SSraeS and maple?, o??rlo.>kUijt the ralle) .in I
farm?. Pura an't ?iTli.k ?aler. Trn<ii r.r...
ioiir<. Kit.h JArmj milk, .ream. Muter ??
and resetat'le? from the f?rm II.? m fnr ? I
Act-ornmodallen for tran.lHnt? or bi tht
Baaertalkmi .an 1* mad.- Will meet train? if j
notified, riaigrmird? f. 1 1 hlldr.M:
Or. B. 0. otaekiliier. tut Meredith. New Yark.
Che Cdgcwood
"New York's Ideal Suburban Motel'
AT GREENWICH, CONN.,
Opens Saturd-iy. May '?'J.
Kin* mil? run ?! M mile? from town.
Bon kills OttUe at
The Vanderbilt, Park Av. & 34th ?t.
In . Bars ? ?"' s'r \. " i aasi -
The ALFRED S. AMER CO.. Owners i Props
EARLY GOLF
STOCKBRIDCE, MASS.
RED LION INN
mi? iiri.v
500 Ideal Summer Resorts
Haadaamely lllu*.trat;d Brachure. i
?: .
si.- r?. ol !-??'? I i implaln
. ' ipt ???
.tamw lor matin.s '
UCEAN GROVE NEW JERSEY
.NORTH END HOTEL
lltrrttly o? ''c BoordicatA
NOW OPKN
Ovar ona hundrenl room? -.(itli unni,?.|rjetad
via? el ...?an.
"Only yaar-round BaMi ! north of Atlantle
City with rwa water in all bit ha. ?*
t?|ia?lt) 340.
Undar paraon?. .. .tit of
mANC-18 ^ ?? PtNAl >.
lFe*m?*lr of Ttw Metr pollli A iri l*?rk.l
GALEN HALL
Uli I I.l AM) SWATOKIIM.
ATLANTIC CITY. M. J.
Alaaya ???an. Alwaya rvady. Al?aya bus*
Cannot ta sxcailed fur comfott or table
snd aervtcc A delightful placa lt.r Spring
Tonic and curativa ?attia. with irain.d si
tandanta.
K 1. TOI'NO. Cenaret Manager
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND,
ATLANTH tITY. N. J. 1*01'Til ? AKnLJNA AT
ami Iteiun -PtiiaU batbt. numlug aairr in iw/taa
rlaiaur to aUrat attal mo pa?4?r. rapar.ty ,i?
?i. . . .? H??^t HUTAS A VMI.l.Ull?
Uadlng High r?an Mod?rale Hila Hotel
Al HEM API F A,;* " '"" v ' ? *??
?ll.lir.'n.lKl.n , ,ar He?, n < a*. ?:?> I.
nt . . ... pat?n?, prlteia batid, et . ei.^lleiit
taatt I.? ip ?eekl;. I: up Astil -' ?' <*?H?I
III Ll?c?l? Ata..'Orias?. N. j. SU miniue? frota
lug*.la.id ?an -i Hlfh. ei.elleut Mallei A ???
Ufa. lory hum? <?* rednad peopW Mod ?ua Haft,
All AMlt 1IT1 M. 4.
?maricas Kamoug All-Tear Rseorv.
CUNARD
EUROPE ma LJVEsRPOOL
LUSITANIA
Fastest and Largest Steamer
now in Atlantic Service Sails
. SATURDAY. MAY I. 10 A.M.
I ransylvania, . . Fri., Mav 7, 5 P.M.
Ordum. . Tun.. May 18. 10 A.M.
Tuv.?.rna, . . . Fri., May 21. )P.M.
LUSITANIA. Sat.. May 29. 10 A M
I raniylvania. . . Fri., june 4. 5P.M.
Gibraltar - Gorioa - Nap'es - Pirarua
S.S. Carpathia.Tr.ur.. May I 3, NOON
. ROUND THE WORLD TOURS
Thiough bonking;? to all principal Port?
of the World.
COMPAXY'(<OKr'U K.2l-*-4HTATT.*T..X T.
NOTICE!
TRAVELLERS intending to
embark on the Atlantic voyage
ar? reminded that a state of
war exists between Germany
and her allies and Great Britain
and her allies,' that the zone of
war includes the waters adja?
cent to the British Isles; that,
in accordance with formal no?
tice given by the Imperial Ger?
man Government, vessels fly?
ing the flag of Great Britain, or
of any of her allies, are lieble to
destruction in those waters and
that traveller-! sailing in the
war zone on ships of Groat
Britain or her allies do so st
their own risk.
IMPERIAL GERMAN EMBASSY.
wajmnraTON n r. Arnir. :*. imi.
American Line
AMERICAN STEAMERS
Under the American Flag
l abes ?nil .'<r?l ? In-- rn???-n?rer? ?inlj.
N.Y.?Liverpool?Pier 62, N.R.Noon
NEW YORK MAY I
Philadelphia. Ma? s M beata, >u? II
White Star Line
N. Y.?Liverpool?Pier 60, N.R., Noon
?Craaeis Ma* i? \?-?i.ir ?tea ?-?
?Tallin and 3rd ( lue? l'u??-ngera Irtil?.
Azores?Gibraltar?Naples?Genoa
< tNOPIC. Mav I H? am I Kr.rH . .lune S
(IHK K <?> ?VWAT. S. 1. Tel. uikiu ?
CALIFORNIA
TWO-EXPOSITIONS
Panama Canadian Reekie?
Yellowitoa? Grand Canyon
Alaaka Midnight Sua
IIS Remarkable Touri. ^na to "Dire?
Mnr.tht. $435 and up. ""-plendid Choie? S?
Route?. Luaurioui Train 5eryie?. Beit
Hotel?. Sid? Tnpa by Automobil?.
Olhtr T?wn et Popular Priem
Send for Bookl?t.
RAYMOND & WHITCOMB CO.
225 Fifth Attsut, Now York.
FRENCH LINE
Compacnl? (ieneralr Tran?allantlnas
I'ovrvi. laTaaVMI
Sailings for BORDEAUX
ESPAGNE, .... May 8, 3 P.M.
ROCHAMBEAU. - - May 15,3 P.M.
NIAGARA, .... May 22, 3 P.M.
CHICAGO, .... May 29, 3 P.M.
hOll INFORMATION APFLT
Company's Office, 19 State St, N. V.
F?LL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON $4.00
Lv. PIKl! 11. N It.. rt Fulton St.. Dally
at 6 l?. M M'i?! -.
N?-u I .milnn ( N?-r??trri i I.In?.
I.v Pier le, N l; . ft. Houston 8t.. week
-in- eels, i 3') i' m., rier It, k. R, rt.
! M . 1 i" P, M
Wcr?-e?trr. I'Z.80; I'n.- Iil'ire ?lirert. Sl.ffe
oi ran?; >i \i KBooMa si.oo.
Ih.il?. iiui.klina v.iml.'?, a .SS p. an.
t . ? ! i '-.. ? :ii>e n-'knan.
? ??? I rka* INBc? .'/fl Bn a.|?a.. ft \
:. ?j. ? i i.j .?t
RED "D" like e^i'V.t TSSZ
e?r I'orto I.hi ?Yfi. t. ft Vt*ieatt?i?
run A?! M'Uta ???> ' an ?? ?a >.?, i?
u ?.H -,. .,:?..- Mar lll-U UA Ht- U
Okiarr, ????? >? ?'meneare.
BUM UALLTTT ? t ?;
Ma ?gar? M Wall ?Wee?.
ii.MKii h t i>-?> n iiNr,"
hligai-m,
? "> V M Saaafa??,
Itea
?..!-? ? ? W??U?rf:i.
*4 ? .-. nun and
; , , ~pr",g ar.l rt-ur
Ifa-?li^RIlBC N I ''"'' ' '-'"i D***-J' ?**
rtCrtrlOOUHD, ?*?'. Beat \M. i m 'S le
i; \i '"'* aie?*
i.l ?? IKlSI.MOV IlM
- i * ?? I ?ef7 BrffBl l'a?
,r v.. N it- r.-! ??? rraaUle.
BUSINESS CARDS.
raaxrvL * At.tr-r ?leaving lo-rvnut? M
,..stiartateO air i'.eaw, t. i<l iar ou Benr i$J
Brv?d?ar. 4V1I gaal 4AU U. CUS 4 BtUNVT
? Ullf?_
M.ll>?-t|k L?4taei 10?, |1 ?0 >.?*? I?~f?"
l"?tes. I?. ?r??a?t. li K Weatharf.ua. |-.i> Br.>al
luluWe buiiilingi. U.?ia Mil 1-;.. o? Roc
I < ?141 _
M.?-? 1 'K ? ?SI'KT ? 1 ' .?? is.) w..,iA?
? .?tait. Lara?... M -. Mod?-, ? *
fink hum ^tivrs in?,si oLo ?AiM'imv
Prie? RaatoNi'ie f. r Cir. jlar
Tal IIS: i?*" '*.* * 4-; 41? Waal 4Mb St,
INSTRt CTION.
sr.W ltiltK-Vliuibitiaa.
thi; hkri.it/: ?*? nr>4)i. or UUmbj vgiol
Mt>4? el ???s
tS SO ?,%.?,! <|th Meeet
B-iweni I if i li Viaiur ?n?l Broadway.
S( HOOL AGINClBa.
Agarrlimi ami l-.rel?? lea? here Aaaner-^
Suppiu? g-rot??aaor? r.???:h?r? Tutoriv
Co e, i.eatea. ?tr . tL i-<i<|((#a i.'hivola anal
Kanin.? A ?ply t? Mr. \|. ] TOUNO.
OX II r:.l?.n .Squar?. U"^
ro WHOM IT MAY I ON( EKN.
i t i HS-IV4SI. .?e A\l?tTT.rt|>AM AV??

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