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Il S, BANKRUPT
BOURNE ASSERTS
Comforting Treasury Bal?
ance Due to McAdoo's
Ittggllng. He Says.
CHANQE OF SYSTEM
BOOSTED FIOURES
Lxpert Accountant Shows Only
IS,517,027 Left After Proper
Deductions.
- . * ' ,e\ . '.
Washington. Nov. 1_. The Treasury
balance sf ??'? which the
Taft ?sdm ? ' equcathed to tie
incoming DeSBO? ->' has been
reduced to tSJtllfitlJl, and will be
gone before Congress meets, leaving
the I'nlted State?. Treusury bankrupt
"for the tlrst time s.i.c? . Ji.mes Buch?
anan turned over to Abraham Lincoln
the emp'.y coffers of the nation," ac?
cording to a statement issued to-day by
ex-Senator JoflStBSa i'ourr.e, of the Re?
publican Publicity Association. Mr.
Bourne reviews at length the muta- ?
tlons which the Treaaury statement has
undergone since William 6. McAUoo be?
came Secretary, mid presents an an?
alysis by an expert accountant to show
what the imposing and comforting fig?
ures now being given out really mean.
The first change la the Treasury
statement, Mr. Bourne points out, was
made July 1, 1913, after a year of Dem i
ocratic rule, and showed an "available
balance" o? $11?4,785,746.97, Rad bj in?
cluding bullion, fractional currency,
etc., tailed up "total cash assets'' of
$3u3,250,00>' 96. This was high water
mark. Within two months the state?
ments folget to mention the "free arid
available balance," but presented a bal?
ance sheet of RSSStS BOO lisbilitiOB, giv?
ing a "net balai ????" ? nest tana oa
Scptemter 1, 1913, of 1127,836,387.04.
Balance (hanged Overnight.
"Fat R little more than two years
thi? form of statement wa? adhered to,"
M-. Bourne continues, "and on Septem?
ber 80, 1910, thi
ment announced the net balance in gen?
eral fui being ? 94.97.
"On the following day the daily state
? - ? n?.I with a long Rao some?
what ?r.v,ilved preface, intended to be
explanatory, and in a strikingly meta
morpho '".I form SO far Bl II ?
were concerned Without the addition
of si single dollar to the funds of the
nation, with no new ?ouices of revenue!
pouring into the Treasury, with no pro
ithout
orh??r means of rcplenishirit: its dwind
she Treass ted a 'net
"Harvey s ? baa? ui Bastea, s certi?
fied pal ntant, ha* made an ex
aniin,-?- i'','^)! to the
ent for two date-?, ;
i. 1918, ?beiag uadot
the form originally designed by Mr.
McAdoo for tac pun ths see-1
ind, October 88, 1915, beiag under tho !
lates? ( I ?are not say the last i of the
. c ?Tort s to lift |
himself by I .1 bootstraps. ?
"On August 4, It'll, according to Mr.
? hase, the 'free available balance' In
the Ttaaaury office and in banks was
v' 14. On that dat.- Mr. Cha?e
was a*, work in the Treasury, and t'.ie
form . ? ?tement from July 1,
1913, until some t.me later than August
prepared under his personal su
ln the balar.ee that sta:>'d
neither 'subsidiary silver coin' nor
'silver bullion' nor 'minor coin' was in?
cluded; whereaa, In the statement of
October 88, 1916, those items are
in a total sum of more than (30,000,000,
which sum, Mr. < hase says, should be
deducted from the balance which Mr.
McAdoo ' aid he had.
"Mr. Chaae'l cot,.-lu-1.m ?s couched in
.oleum words, 'i hereby certify,' he
- titl?' of certifie?, pub?
lic accountant, 'th.it if the daily
ment
el October 88, 1915, i ids up
<>n the tame \ .? ust 4,
1918, the available balance m the
Trea?urv woul?! ihibitod as
13,517,0-7.21.'"
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FIRE RECORD.
A M
A i eraer- IMS
r M
PAYS $Q10 FOR LACE SKA
W. \.. Seaman Pays Top Price at
at American Galleries.
I Brassela needlepoint shawl wl'
large aaatral panel of roses, asters
liar? aa R finely dotted hand-rr
tulle brought the top price- 1610?;
ttrday at the opening session of an
and modern lr.ee sale at th? Amerl
Art QaUsrioa St. W. Seaman,
agent, was the purchaser. This sal
by the order of Miss A. Q. I.arter
I M. Kendall, legatees of a 1?
est?t?.
I n? aecoad best prico at ft
su.i?,r, was 1190, paid by Mrs. M. I.
f..r an embroidered bridal veil of ti
I Inely dotted n.?trbe and wit
rieb oorder of daisies. For ?fftO L G
trade obtained as: appliqu? tichu i
flounce said to have belonged to Pi
, cess Fugen.?. It bears medallions i
garlands of various flowers tied w
love knots on ?lotted tulle. The sa
, buyer gave $47 for two white cripe
?howls, one of plain silk and
lidered with a ros? putt?
. small cherry blossom borii
both with silk fringe.
P.. I. Loroos, ss sgeat, ?/ave s ?,4
s. Louis XIV stv le fan eritl as r.
BrUBSSlfl ?see set on mother
Isdea The total of the sess
ass 12,711.50. The sale 'mis with t
..o?.'? ?e's'ion.
CURE FOR SPEEDER
PUZZLES M'ADO
Magistrate Says City Shou
Have License Control?Hesi
tatcs Using Fingerprints.
Chief Magistrate William McAd
?nade public a statement last night
which he considers the points rais
Sunday by Polies Commissioner Woo
? -sg violations of the automob
Il v.. The two are working to devise
i to bring the heaviest penalti
lers, but Mr. McAdoo Is not wl
nig now to try the project suggest
by the Commissioner -finger-prlntii
chauffeurs- until he Is sure no oth
?neitns as effective but less inconve
sent can be found.
One weak point In the automobi
ltsw. Mr? McAdoo explains, Is that tl
present machinery does not automa
leally detect second and third o
fenders.
"Hnw sre we to rectify this?" I
asks. Finger-printing chauffeurs or
drivers would provide detection. A
many cars are run by owners, lav
abiding citizens, there is a stron
prejudice against finger-printing. Tr
Board of Magistrates has hesitate
patting this into effect.
"We are now working on a systei
providing that a copy of each sun
mons be sent here every day and th
court clerks advised each mornin
whether defendant?, ate f?cond or thir
fi ' 1er?. We will ?jive this machiner
ft trial, but it requires the hearty cc
?a?ration of the Police Comnv
If this will not work there is nothln
left btut finger-printing."
Diseessing weaknesses of the stat
ltw, the chief magistrate said: ",
man who buys an automobile as a
owner and runs it does not have t
t-ke out a license as a chauffeur. Con
sequently he stands in r.o danger 0
having the right taken away from hirr
Statistics show that a large percentag
of those arr?-?te?! for speeding are own
? rs. Attempts to remedy this In th
Legislatura have failed."
Mr. McAdoo believes there is onl
OBS real remedy. That is "that th
City of New York recetrs entire powe
over licensing all those who run moto
vihicles in the city. This, howe.ei
should belong to the Police Commis
sioner."
a ?-?
NEW THONE DIRECTORY
Psychological Tests Determine Change
in Make-up of Book.
The new telephone directory which i
being distributed to-day is the result B
moro than 4,000 experiments. Afte
?MVOral years of study and careful plan
n-.ng a book has been rroduced whi.l
contains "6.000 more names than las
fall's directory, but which contains IK
f| wet pages.
The principal departure in the nev
ed--ion is the addition of a column o
type to each page, four instead of thre?
eolumai now beiag listed. To preven
the directory from becoming too bulky
l>r. J. W. Baird, director of the psycho
logical laboratory at Clark University
Worcester, Mas?.., an expert on the psy
ehology of optics and printing, wa
consulted.
Dr. Baird chose thirty-two men am
women who differed lg age, sight, edu
cation ati.l station in life, to determin.
the speed with which a number coul?
be found in the Telephone directory
Stopwatches showed that the BVoragl
*h of time to tind si number la I ?
old, three-column paged book was 10.Ml
ids, whereat in a foar-eoloma beol
It BOttld be located in nn average tini?
of 9.29 seconds.
TJ. S. FLAG OFF PACIFIC
Disappears from Oriental Trade with
Departure of (?real Northern.
Seattle, Nov. In -The Great North?
ern steamship Minnesota, the largest
ve sel on the Pacific Ocean, is on her
way to-day from Seattle to the I'nited
Kingdom, and with her departure the
American flag has disappeared from the
( ? ? tal trade,
The Pacific Ms. ! Steamship Com
; before the
Minne ota claaed bet career as a
l'.. 5c liaer to engage ia the Atlant.c
trade.
PUPILS TO GET POSTER PRIZES
Hygiene Bur??au Offers Cash lo School
Children for Health Design?.
In an announcement sent yesterday
to public school principals ami
ers of drawing throughout New V? rk
? . .? Health and
Hygiene of the New York Asso
for ImPTOViag thi Condition of the
I'r.i.r. through Philip S. Platt. Superin?
tendent, offered to the pupils of the
elementary public schools twenty-four
rash prues for clever health po.-ter do*
signs, to be used for poster sta*B| ? la
an educational campaign this winter.
?*?.,V
OVERCOATS $15 to $50.
Garments which plainly eviden? our ability to dis?
criminate between reliable fabrics and those which
only appear so.
Garr's Melton Overcoats, satin lined, $25.
?W&m&A
TiUV^bmliinorr BroaHw.iy (or 24lli.S.
SCHOOL KISSERS
BREAK UP CLASS
jWates of Boys Arrested
for Saluting Teacher
Now Scattered.
GUILTY PAIR'S TRIAL
TO BE HELD FRIDAY
Dr. Wile, of School Board, Says
Last Week's Incident Wav
First of Its Kind.
''What you doin' here want to be
kissed?"
Thi? wa? the first qurstior. that cer?
tain refractory boys ye it er?ia y asked a
casual rtsitor who dropped in at recess
time at the playroom of Public School
130, Where Jacob Witkowsky and Ray?
mond M.-iloiicy were ?rre?ted last wc?k
for kissinr their pretty yourfg teacher,
Mis? MathildS WeilL It was ea?y to
MS that thtir ndmiring companion*
were still revelling in the o'culatory
incident and that they considered H a
matter not only for individual, but for
?ichool pride.
Put the sudden revelation of the fact
that a young teacher could be abso?
lutely ai the mercy of school bullic?.
Bade op Si overgrown and mentally
deficient hoy*?, has causea ?n upheaval
ait that school,
Temporarily, at least, the class of
unruiy and defleieat OOtt to which
sVitkowskj? and Maionev belonged ha*
be"ii disbanded and divided among ?ev
eral school? of the city, not more thai
four or five of its member? b'ing al?
lowed in any one cla?s. MISS VYeill,
overcome by the episodS she expect?
to b? married before long -hsi ahan
doned the ?trenuousne?? of substitute
teaching, and Mis? Moran, one of the
most experienced instructor? of Public
School 130, is in charge of the un
jrraded class containing the largest
number of the unruly boys. Jacob
Wiikowsky and Raymond Malnney will
be remanded until Friday for trial.
For a long time the clas? of which
Mis? Weil] had temporary charge had
be-fn one of the most sorious problem?
of the school. During the last four
we,:-:? isTsral teaebsra bsrshsdehsres
of it, none of them remaining veiy
long. It was rot until last Thursday
that Mis? Weill, tWBBtj-tWO year? old,
and herself leas than a year out of
school, was asked to take the class
temporarily.
In story book? the pretty fOOBg
teacher need only su. i It* ?.7 s-jcli a
gi-ouji of lacorrlfibles? ami the? ????
reduced immediately to a ?tat? of ad
mining submission. Thi? wa? not the
case with thi* biner boss of the un
17iii(ied r!;i?s and the on!v BTideBCS
they afforded of their chivalry wa? in
the fact that they did not "t'r?iw fing."
at the WOBISB a.? they ?aid they did at
the men.
"I don't play with thsfli kid? -
they're fresh." said one little btv.
teniay. shivering in a corner of the
playroom. All of the ?mailer boy.'
seemed to regard these ?somewhat no?
torious new members of their r!n?s
with dubious pleasure, but it is
thought that the new arrangement ?.?nil
huv? a salutary effei????.
HECKSCHER BUYS
KENNEDY SITE
Property Adjoins His Cor?
ner Parcel at 57th St.
and Fifth A v.
WILL LEASE PART OR
ENTIRE PREMISES
Bing & Blflg Reported to Have
Paid Record High Price for
Park Avenue Lot.
AesjaSt Heekscher ha? bought the
residential proper'v a* 6 and 8 Wei!
' ?,7th St and 7 Wssl Mth St from the
J. S. Kennedy e-iMfe. ? lark T. ? ham
bers represented the buyer arid Edward
W. Br?ck the seller. The premises
were held bv the e*??a?'* ?t ?650,000.
1 ho * the property at
000.
Mr. Hrcksche- I i .rhl "-vera! years
ago the house at ihn BOBthwOSt corner
| of 57th at, and Fifth av., formerly
! owned and occupi'-.: 1 v the lat'j Will?
iam C. Whitaejr, and :-,?o the ('. W.
Mor?e parcel, adjoining ar.d fronting
SB Fifth uv. LuW lie purcha??d th?
I Booaeeelt property is f>71 h ?t., be
1 tween the Whitney and Kennedy ?!te?.
Ils erected a "taxpayer" on his hold?
ings.
With th?? Kennedy ?-?t?te property.
Mr. Beckaehsr now liai a plot at 67th
St? and Fifth uv. with u front?ge of
? 10ft feet on Fifth av.. 75 f?et on 66th
?t. and 828 feet on 87th ?t. He will
lasse any or all of It. and build for
the Je' BS
I.. S. and A. If. Hing have boueht
through Pia?.- i; EllimSfl the five d'.orV
flathouse, on a . ? 'J C feet, at
the BOBthwest .-omt-r of .*?r.d ?i. and
Park ST. It is ??id that the purchase
price establishes a BSW hii;h record
for proper?v ifl this Boetlofl Bf Park
av. According to a report, the ?alo
price was iiiiuJi 8100 a square foot.
Hing ? Ping boaght last June, as a
f-ite for an apartment house, the threo
flathou?*'-? SOS t?, i".71* Park av. and th?
dwellings at 80 to M Fast God ?t.
Thev also made diligent effort? to buy
1 the corner lot from James Ilrennan,
who ha." a butcher ?hop on the ?ite,
lut tluir effort? were fruitless until
i/eatei day.
Phil :? Ki >*.?. ? h, president, ha
parehsied IM fest of land on the west
dido o.' Hiven av., opposite 171 it st.
Oat half of '?ho plot, COBSiStiag of 75
ffOflt bv ?: I t?. be ?la
proved a; otic; with the best sjodsra
i.vn story bnlldinga, ilmilar to the
Haven ar.d Hadsofl Cliff apartment?.
1 uill a ?hort time ago. From the real
line of the .plot an unobstructed view
of the Hudson Hirer may be had.
Oth?*r sal?*?; reported yesterday were:'
HAU PLAI E '-lav -on ?- Hobbs
Hare ?old far August Sehierloh two
lots on the v.-. st s.iie of Hall Placo.
Sboul 400 fret south of l(*7th st. Also
?old Cor hin a frans dwelliag on Elis?
abeth av.. Linden, X. .1., together with
ten loi ? st. bI the same place.
Thi? property was gieea in part pay?
ement for th" northeast corner of Slu-r
I nan si Bad 207th lt., rsseatly re?
ported.
PBOSPEI I AV Chirles F. Dump
Isey has sold for the Wessel CoBstrae
| lion < snpaay titt Prospect av., H ??x
j ?tory anar'inen? ho^s??. on a plot 67.6x
11? fed SCOBd of a row of live
I new hou?i s disposed of by the Sellers.
Shipping Information and
Marine News of the World
Vessels Arriving at and De?
parting from Port of
New York.
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The propertv was held at $75,000 and
??as purchased for investment bv Jacob
Releh.
LEXINGTON AV. -Benjamin Bt-rn
?tfin has sold for the estate of Augus?
tus M. Operhvm to Michael I?. Houli?
han -22 Lexington av., northeast cor?
ner of 33d st., a .ve story flathouse. or.
a lot 26.3x100 feet.
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WILSON AIDS HEALTH BOARD
Federsl Inspectors Directed to Help
L'nforce Pure Food Laws.
New loth ?si te have a bet'er enforce?
ment of th" federsl and state pure food
lows. The ?ccal health inspectors are
to he reinforced by 125 employes of
the Department of Agriculture, who
will pay special attention to New
. York's markets, stores, etc., where food
and meets sre exposed to infection and
where unwholesome and unfit food is
for sale.
Luciu? P. Brown, director of the la?
1 reau of Food and Drugs of the Heslth
Department, was in Washington yeitar
dny conferring with President Wilson
about the co-operation of city sad fed?
eral inspection bureaus. I'nd-r the ar?
rangements effected the federal bu?
reaus will make special reports to
'he Health Department of every vlola
rion ths? comes to their notice, and the
Health Department inspectors will act
as federal inspectors by gling reports
of their findings with the federal bu
rsaas.
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GIANT LIES IN AUTOS PATH
"Crest Daro" Says He Wished to Prore
He Was Still Alive.
Throwing off a bathrobe a b!??-mus
cled man strode to the centre of Broad?
way, a'. Forty-seventh Street, yester?
day and lay down. An automobile
varying soven men bore down upon
him.
Patrolmen Sullivan and Kelly, at?
tracted by the screams of women and
the rapidly gathering crowd, rushed to
'-ave the man.
"Don't disturb me," said the reclin?
ing Hercules. "I am 'Daro, the Great.'
Let t^at car run over me. It won't
hurt. 1 want to prove to my friends
I am ?till alive."
"Prove it at the station house," said
the patrolman, struggling to hoist the
maa to his feet.
"Daro" isid he was n wrestler, an?!
refused to give whatever other name?
he may nossess. He was locked in a
cell at tne We?t Forty-seventh Street
station charged with disorderly con?
duct.
PENNSYLVANIA STARTS
MUNITION FIRE INQUIRY
Company Insists Origin Was In?
cendiary -No U. S. Action.
IB. MaaraaR !? Tli? Trttmnal
South Bethlehem, Per.n., Nov. 15.?
An investigation into the tire which de?
stroyed Shop No. 4 and a great qusn
tity of munitions at the Bethlehem
Steel Company's plant last week wr.s
Starte, to-day hv ex-Fire Chief Cohn,
of Allentown, the Deputy Fire Marsha!
I of this district, who has boon detailed
to the ?task by State Fire Marshal J. L.
Baldarla
Mi. Colin will not make public the
result of hi.? investigation, but will re?
port directly to Harrlsburg. To-day he
visited the ruins and conferred with
the officials of the company. So far a-i
is known, no investigating official of
the I'riite.l States itovernnient has ar?
rived here.
The company officials still insist that
the fire was of incendisry origin.
Sons of St. Patrick in Election.
At the annual meeting of the Society
of the Friemtly Sons of St. Patrick, at
the Hotel ?Later, last nitrht. the follow
in?r officers were re-elected: Victor
Herbert, president; Thomas M. Mulry,
first vice-president; Victor J. Dow
line;, second vice-president; John G>
O'KeelTe, trea?urer; William J. Clarke,
recording secretary; Johfl F. Joy.',
eorresp? '. ..- leeretary, sad Nicholas
F. Marre**, almoner. An entertainment
and collation followed the business
meeting.
TO HAVE BIG
4TH AV. OFFICE
Jordan, Marsh & Co., of
Boston? Rent 1,800 Square
Feet of Space.
M. 4 U Hess, Inc., and Stephen H.
Tyng ? ?V have rented 1.S00 square
f? et of space on the eleventh floor of
?IS] Fourth av. from February, 1?16,
for a long term of vears to Jordan,
Msrsh & Co., of Boston, as their N'ew
York office.
John J. Ksvanaugh has leased for
Mr?. Bel!.*? Hau?er the southerly ?tore
in building ?outhea*t corner 75th ?t.
and Park ar?. to ?'eorge H. Creasy.
Also a ?lore in 933 Park ?v.*. to Alex?
ander S?rony and Ralrh Livada.
I,oui? Kempner & Son have leased
?tore ?t 2254 Broadway, in the sut
BttOtt The?tre Batldiag, for the Ful?
ton Building Con pony, A. L. Shak
man, presidert, te BeiiBSB Parkus
and Mai H. ?TartSSl, for a Japan???
art and novelty bsaiBSBS.
Julius Friend, Edward M. Lewi Co.
ha? leased for Binon Meyer,-executor,
to th? Christman Piano < ompany. tho
entire building at 753 Sixth ave. for
a long term o. vears.
The I)ir.K-el?pielHowantrei f'ompany
have lea**?d for Helen ?.'. Juilllard M
al. tho fourth loft, containing 10,000
?quare feet, at 402 4o4 Broadwiy,
r.orth?ast corner of Grand st.. to the
Argyle Company; for E. S. Willard &
Co., a? agent, for th? Adam? Land &
Building Company, the fourth loft, ?
10.000 ?quare feet, at IM Broadway to i
GeodldBO ?4 Kr.p.t'er; for Cuarai tor ;
Realty Co., as agent, the tifih c.n.1 .
sixth loft? at 3.-1-37 East 20th st to j
the Gutnian Novelty Company and i
.'-'inion Durlach.'r, re?pectively, and for!
Joseph P. Day, as agon**, for the
American Express Conpeey, the fir?t '
loft, IJott laaars feet, at M5-807
Broadway, northweat corner of Frank- ,
ling .-?t., to I. C. Herman & Co. All
the?? leases were for a term of years, i
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecast? and Records for (he I.aat ?
Twenly-four Hour?.
IVul?t'if'ori. No?. 13 -TVs tron?!i of low prisa-ir?
tliat ?x<-ipl?l tl.? l-fr'.r rl . ? ? r.tt ?1
?ancria M iti? Main? ...?a* ??(.?-? ??? haNBaSTM ?t
I p. m Slor.iJtr ?u ?itt'.l.y I??:.?* tt Inclus Tl.I?
??.,rm ?i. alt? Ott Bead?| n.d Si.nl?)- i. i'it ! >
??rr ?rr.arii ral-i? s?? ? .7 *h? Ml*?.A?;pvl, ?n* tttt
f ?:.?-?: rain ..? ??.? i. In In ?a?*w?r.l pa????? '
t w?? also ati?.*- Ifl i? mod?r?t? w-?--. '?; ?? ??? .
? i th? ii.'1.1 s a' -I . ?'.??? ? .*?..'? A low ,
i? r ?> : ??? ? ,
ml ear? M--? ? - ? ? ?:.*- 1 ?. ? ?nd
i-"?t.l.ar.. ?tin I"? Wl ?... f?!r with rs.atl.r'y low
trmpartturi althou?li ??? ? Wee ?rill rtM In
??;.*?.? \\>ii.??,?i?y s id p.. ? a
R*iod? fair Ti.caiI?? ., i ?Ved ?a.tai i ."in A?- I
??nth?, ni" i-ir?-? ?.,?? g*.? ri?..|?-, dlmlnfilitnf
W?dnit(d?i. i., . ' - A tl? ;
n?ai. ?.'.-Ii A- ?i ? . in-l?:.*? ...irthw??? ;
?. light ?:..i 'J ? ...
.j,- .: M?lne, alUi bariins'sr
raadlo? It*? Inebw, moiln? a???. o,?r A ? I
Biui-Di warr.li,?? dljpla)?i 7,.:i. Ni folk lo F.??iport.
Forrea?!? for Spwlal Localltle? ? E?i?ern Nrw
Yc*?k, Nrw England. New Innay Drlavasr?, E??ttro
P?nn,vivirla Virginia, North and 8oi:t*i Carolina.
Florid?, lair and roldsr tod?y and ??morrow.
?I?*.,ii. I DUtrtct of ? ... Q a* Arktn- '
? a? fslr '.? .1?? a: 1 ? ? ?? * I
W??| Vlrglnta. Western I'. ? itrlrant?, partly I
? i * ? iii.r '".lay aril to mom?.
WaeUr? Sea v r. r?ii ? i?? tamtt mee
ft .ir,,-, ?.. ?parti) ,udy.
Loral Of??!?! Rs?o?d T?.? ',' SWS orrV.1?! MB
?Ml fr*.m ti.? Writl.-r |ii:?ai si,.m. ihs I i .
Ut tl ?! ? ' -ir hour? ;
In ctMDI - ?' . ' ?
j??r
mu ISIS :?;?
1 ?. m. I*? 47 " p m. M ?I
?? ?. ni. l ' )??. IS Ml
? a m. 4?. || U p. m. If
I- ni . 4? ?.' ?2 r m. 59 ?
1 P m . M 17
ll'?h?,* ?rni;?*ra:n-?. ;..:??,!at. M Irfrre? a*. 12 '
1 m ? i'iir?*? |?| I? p m.); arsra;? jtm
ItVdar, Ii? .Isgr??*.. sr*r?i? ' - -?--;. r iln? ,lato
'?*? ,.??r. ??! .icgr?-?, ?rsrars fee nin??i??iillii| ,!???
i a? I tlilr?r-tlir.<* ,.-.r, 14 ,. .r*-?a
B?r?mrt?r Rs?dl?|a.
? a m... It) r* 1 p it H 8? ! I p m 29 8?
Humidity.
1 ?. ? ?i l a ?S.....U l s a ? <?
Loral Foroctut. Fair BBi ??:-?;,! tOOM to
? la?. tn-m?rr??T?. fair, dlniii.lii.li,. n .nimrs*. ?ir,.|?.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
M-.u JBM-E1
.-bGREATB?RGAIN^
$10,000. Liberal Term?.
HIN?; ISLAXV
7-R00M HOUSE, $1,600.
OM farm house ?Hi 1 ?TO rat N ?arfe plot
., ?..: ,. a- Mi:?' K.? "*
????>, saly IJtt r?._ oseSse. thin 111
p?r m-nth Y ou cat *- ???' ' lar ? II
tor 1 to tern It CADMAN
II PRRDEBICK, 7'? Hrnaivv??/, New T-.il?.
( Ol M II . l'K?M'r.l,Ti
Ciii-itr? H.i?. Irtarmallin Tr.? i? orosaertlv? la,
i ira l.li? ""???- Said ?ill. ?rit? Vr> ig.".? Sat
-, lima s.rllr. M W -I.? ." T.? ?><?. V!a_
FURNISHED APARTMENTS WANTED.
WANTCn roR JAM A'lY - Fn ?l| f'irnl.'iH h mot
*eev\- i d\MitMal n.'l Ina t'isn t??.. ami m ...
... ?..?. f..,- mi n ir.tti autg rf.i sad
-- i. -...mi In _??<*??'i ? ?1. R*.m t.?)7.
T I ?? - l. .ii Warnt, (M at.
B1 CXJ I aCeleiod cour'?*; butler
?alf- Ssoeileai rook; ri.ilr? work
i ?mall fsimlly. ISO "lall ? Ajan), ?:S ?SR
'?'.,,na. I'.rvar.t
BCTt_EB C*O0_ ?n . t__tS*l>H--S.?Cota-?l
I couple i l -ti?*r. ji*if.l; ?'?r.'.i.nt cook and
-aa; ?rill do ?mit* work; ISO Mlaa
???_'? Agrnc, ?> |-___i ?_d at Murray 111 1
? ??
I '*. M'lt-.'OOK ?Frmch cryupie, hiitlar.
ueeful; eook; tr,-?, competent; i" s >?a-a
? ? Mies M ?a ? asesar, ?i Ka??
S] Hill ?TM.
Bl ; t.FTt Balis ?*.swsS; SrB etoeo; flre ?p
peenu - eteeiieal reference? go any die
lid Min i*,?.'. Ai,e: 7. l'as? ?-'*
ir hui im,
Rt'TUtB?COOK -l'o or.d coup;*; rtret .-!???;
l ;.?r eoefai eseelleoi ronk, vary ??at rar?
eren ?. M Un Haosa'e Arr. >. tat w?at
I7J .? l'.:>ant lai.
Bt*TT__B -f..fi|; ereil re-oirimmded; good
aayeataaosi ?i-y or co'.n-r>: t? gg
O^?- . ? ?K-n. > !_, ?th av lliyant 70OT,
CHA r'r 111 -.'apabU, rareful; n!c? ap
pearanre, (aot dm hanlo; IMT|H4. no fam.
Ily; vary blgr.lv rr ?raimanj?' Hrs Maeea's
I A?'i.. v m Warnt ?J. et riryant 5'S.'
FvttMKl: _\ta M... Wirt BOeR for farm
.,..??? e-. ?? .. . , ? . , _
e . Uly where; HI ,p OSeU'a Agency, t& ?n
av l'.r> .r.l
??????? a ?e ?rower,
? ??? i - 'rara? ? - Severe, law?
Li general ?osk ?? ,f? r *.
aorta ?ail recommended ?*?rrrr
? | V. et. v , 4 'til a?.
IIR-TUL MAN.?TaU, r.k* arpeananc?; run
.-ar, unlarata-da , ?r,.s.si > , ?ari.ra.
?plrndld worker; ] >.ara referen?'*; |?
ataasa'B Af?n?r. m .wit ?*. at
,
??errais
A * COOB Train. BaBt, rtpe--t SMBRSI u
r? lai.i do llfaam; Ml O. Mlie rWsna?t'i
Ai-n j lu Fail ?...1 at. Jd tonr Til ????_
vijirrior 1' .
A K l.?nr> MAtl) -Trum i.?-man' ?rr.l.
. .?-. ?-.. ,, .. ; mt -e- re, -., e,~r, |j.
KM- a. ? i "... !.,..[ i.,;
-. ' v
'! .MBRBV ?II ?-.- v ' . e, .
aeer.. I | ?.(. pre I ? | ,?
'?"."v.- . Rhea'g Ag?n\, lo nul
? ' -? Buna. Hill i."7?
. II IMBEBM vi., MAlti e, -i \\to ?K....
s ?., ?. I rnteetaai ?i.-ellani iif-r. n . -
Marl),? . ?Ilt.r . Agin, > ?IS ?;f, ??
PIIIIS tpmmsmi <l".p.?_a. ,?~.|, Am.rl an lamk
tag arh??_: In Am-fVaa faal. r. tagt, 15J
wr?4 s?l_ ?t.
DOMESTIC SITU AT10N8 WANTED.
Fernste
? IIAMRFitMAI!. gg WAtT?ir?R.-T.>un. I '?
i - good refer? ?. I.'" |ii v ?? .,
Va H ; v ..a ? :.-..! r
roui?- ?*H_MB**B-fAID u 1 :.avv?
Two na-1 ) ? - I?. I ? r ?<
trie. . . e .
,;??. or ronntr) M A.
vv, ? ?: .
: and ?.A I* VI
...? I girl; witling
r ? ? ? ?? ? Agency,
131 Weei .
COOK ? v.s,;? ; Proteg?an?; Bret class, ?.*ry
eapa SI? . economical; good manag
gRleadl i referai em: tit C?
'. ??? nrv.int I
a Numt.rr of ei ? '.-. m $7?i
to 170; . eat N>w rorta r?f?renc?e Ml ?
Ihea'g Armey. 30 Kant IM at Murray Hill
? ?
ham 'Mi? vrArrr'.F7*s -
I ?; neal uns ' ?h all le; rmey
.te.lsable pair; en? ?"urn; refer?!. .. >? ?.
Mason'g Ageacy, i2i '.\'e?t ?: i ?t.
COOS < HAMBEBMAI- ml B"A1 lltlTjas ?To
... ?.?asi-? .-, i ? VI .., jhaugn
... ? Agen >. .7 Watt ?.i ??
C"0 ?K, 0 ? titan Aral ' :.;??. .'I.? .ir O r.v.
?.... r, reren se; iras ? IB i
tmr.p * Boecherer Ce. Ageacy._?
CoCK.?AmIsi laundraes; rie?.t. ecaaomlcal;
r ? ??? Mart!,a I
A??|i. v. 4. 7 ?Hi a?-,_
ftrft i'i_?K; ?Ivrr
v.aine.a. referen?..??. Martha COlllOf e
Agency, _7 4v a?.
COOK ?i? I I-A' M.I.K-* - Strong f thor ?.?hly ?i
r? ?: " M HUM fl.lil|llilc?a?/'l
AgaOSt. Il Urna RM -?
COtTLS -SsrUe; bntlet ri?? .ir. ., .;:?nt ?oei;
IgfUWieg, .VI lai .-h?uf, s.-vy'i Agetury. 17 Wia?
42J ?t
CO?PLS - Kng:i??. I'r.i'eit.inte. . \. ellent
Mai ,
; lier s A a- AT ?Il
? HOT'SKWOBKKB.?aoed eooR -in* ?TMttraeai
?ma, tamil ?? ..r *:,.>rt distance
i in country; ?-: ' ?? ?? - v.--. y, ._.-, Itta _??
.:
HO .-' v K1" : : I ' t ' r ? -. '. ung gupertor ?..-in.
' woman; capatilo. .. ?mail fam
i l?y; rity: v?-y exe , ?ni refei
Msrr.'. o Agrs. - . Bt 5?J_
rWORKga. Binan ?? mag; in apart
i men.. S3 ', a . '.: lag .? s'e Agei
', M-iL"*'- *?'? * M ?'?''?? "i;l r'u
I HOC8_*n 1H!._R_ ? ?rai '?'- ? .
'???t references; it- .*. ? .. ?.: st.
a?. T? . Brj ?...?--.?_'
BdL'B-'A'OKR***! 7 I ? - - 6g #?..?!
, : l ? r i . ????? ai tmn .'?
a.- . K it'?? il - ...?-.
INFANTS NintSa?Bogllsh, trsatne.. ro
i tltifl. n??' ;'? n_ W ml -?.rrl
snss sad reference ?': C-ll Masen'e Ag?e*
: cy, 1.11 VY?it RM ?t. Urjan MM
I _ADT*I MAIL --Oet-taa; conspuent oearrt
etrasa, ? ? se? S-Oler; beet reCeraa ...
-age? IM il" ..- r A Bog berei Ce.
?i A . 31 i M
?_iCNDBBSS ar.: ? ::A-:r ...Ain-rurr.ivh:/
...-?.t? -??!; reiirir.s?. eem n ;..*:?.'. M..
S?.?i.|-n?w> ? Af?i t. 17 Beat <.j n.
LaUKDBBSS ? Cent p?tent; O.rT.ii,. i ..r
referan .1 ?Itj me ... ?a 11* 1* ?
Call ?: '.Jr-.i S Rose erer Co. Agency, ?3 VY.
ri m
l'eef il n?*t ron-.-.?.-."
yen.g ? ' m.an -?
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appeai'.i.g .o.l.ig gli ; ?I llng Obliging; ?U
m. nibr. aggerles -, i:> ? . -. :.. I. ? Agrll
-?-. V. '.'.'?at Ml ai Brj.nl ?MM
I WA*TBJ*ae^BABU)RMAtl sm?**etent girl:
liai rafarer.caa. cl??. r?.antr> . -an?. Il?
?"rVi at I_ui? A Boeelie.-er ? o. Agen, >. 43 VV. :
I. l it.
BUSINES?S CARDS.
?'Aftrm. CA'tlTT rUC?VlN? ??? ?ai., t?
? -.,?< a.r, ..Hl?, kl i ? r. ?
Atoadaaj ?II tarnt 4"?. R > "'? A llHASiM
, , . v Tirivviurrv'. I.17TTKBB ?'V
?l .. i ?ni 11 . ? '.I'll B.
Wl ATllIlli ?Ulli, 1 d Uroadeaf ,1.4'il?abU B.dg.i.
IUI II. ?? . 4.4'
,\t.\\ ti.i.K cAarrr i-i__*.mno woaita
? i dr.. l ai g.av vi..< vi dare
FINK RI ?ie \V?IV_N ?-tinM i M? ? Allll rs
IT1."- R...??iaul. lieiml t-* ?ir.ular.
Ta*. ?6?..-4?...l lloa-l. IM ?'? VW?l LU? -k 1
HOUSE OF COLONIAL DESIGN
It Will He Built in the Dyckman
Section.
Th>? Vandalia Realty Corporation
hns fled ?Mans In the Tenement Hou??
Department for a five ?tory and base
ment apartment house, on a plot 75x
\'ti f??t. on the ?outh side of Vermil
yes Arenoe, 100 feet north of lsham
Street. The plans arc somewhat sim?
ilar ??. ?' ? building at 6?*! Vermllyea
Ars Bas.
Th? fncad? will b? of red brick with
marble and granite trimming, the de
ligB being p'irely Colonial. Tho room?
will he unu'i-.ally large and laid out
in sn?.7?.!I sui'e?. The finish throughout
will be ?mple, but rich and tasteful.
The architects are George and Edward
Blum.
?-? >
PLaAN AUTO BUILDING
Structure Will Be Erected for Hudson
Motor Car Company.
The HaaSSB Motor Car Company I?
the buyer of th? property, 100x100
feet, of .St. Matthew's R. C. Church on
th? Berth ilee of 67th ?t.. 125 fett
if West Er.d ave. Th? Supremo
? ourt ricentlv gr?nt?d the church
permission to sell it ?t 155,000. Crot?
& Brown negotiated the transaction.
The .site will b? improved with an
automobiles building from plans by
Mulllkea & Mealier. Th? operation
?rill repreeeat an outlay of about $-00.?
000. Piar.? tor th? new building wer?
filed yesterday. It la estimated to co?t
$100.000.
The church originally planned to
build a parochial rohool there, but
will now ?rect it next to the church
in Sixty-seventh ?t. near Amsterdam
av?.
Gros? A Brown, who negotiated th?
?ale, ?No completed another transac?
tion involving a building operation of
a similar nauir? at 42 and 44 Wo?t 62d
st. This ute, a property measuring
60x100 feet, was leased for the White
Bowing Machine Company of Cleveland,
Ohio, to Nordvke & Murmon, Inc., of
Indianapolis, who will ?-r?*cl for their
'?'.cupancy a five story ?tructure for
?ulcsroom and nervico purpoiea from
plans by B. Hustace Simonson. Th?
tenants ar? now located on Broadvay.
Recent Buyers.
Mr? CharlottS P. Dillon is the buy?
er of the five story dwelling at ? Weit
Sev:*n?y-g'xth Street, reported ?old re
eoBtly by Mrs. Henry Clark (>?,
through Frc.l??rick Southack A Alwyn
Ball, jr., and E. A. Veiller. In ex?
change .Mr?. Dillon gave her residence
at Huntington, Long Island.
John J. Bradley is the purchaser of
571 and 67", Washington Street, sold
recently bv the New York Life Insur- '
anca and Trust Company.
Partition Sale To-Day.
To-day at noon, at the exchange
salesroom, 14 Vesey ?t., Joseph P. Day
will offer at the Supreme Court parti?
tion salo the northeast corner of loth at
and Lexington av., n three story brick
hotel building on a plot 20x70 feet. This
property is in the heart of the (Irand
Centra! Terminal zone.
To Be Art Gallery.
Frederick A. Lawlor, dealur in paint?
ing?, antique-? and object? of art, has
leaded, through Pease & Flliman, the
Borthwoat .-on-,**" of Madiaen av. and
i\y, st., tin* former Senff residence.
whieh will be converted into an art
gallery. The lea??* is for a term of
yeard.
Hearing on Ordinance.
The Board of AldVrm.m Will hold a
public hearing at - o'clock Thursday
afternoon on ordinance No. Hit, relat?
ing to th?' lighting and ventilation of
bolldiaga.
ALARMED OVER
PROPOSED LEVY
?Many Greenwich Villa?
Owners Expected to At?
tend Hearing To-day.
Bfaay real ?stn** men ?nd proi^r?,
owner? in the Greenwich Villa?/-? 4?
trlct were etartled yeaterdsy to asn
that another bi?.* sssesameot thrnt-J
to be le?, ied en lai - numbers of tern
ers in the seetion .*? Last tamti
of the property ownei - not b??Ju
to meet any farther ?uv?iai Alaste,
neata on tb??ir home lite? or b-ji*ltlaa.
prup-rtie?. '
Tho proooied a??e??m?nt b fa fa
for the construction, alteration u?
improvemen?- to sew,**? In :3th it.,trm
KifUi t?> Sixth ave., Sixth ??'rot,
lith ?t. to Carmine ?7. ... .; ,n (TaBaS
and Clarkson ?ts. fium Sixth ?v. u
the Nor'h stiver. It is ?!so Bre?as!
to build a relief ?ewer in 3?rrow|T
from Math av. to the North River.
A proliniaary bearing on the aaasi
will b? hi Id ?" day ! ?fore th? lla?
board? of tho Murray Hill ?nd Gi*???.
wich district?. It will h?gin it ii
o'clock ?harp in the Couneil CKaaea
Lity Hall. "All property i.wntrt l?.
terested in the muter ?hould itt*t?i
the hearing ati.i otter s ?..-crt., 9t%.
t*?t," ?aid a real eiut? brok*i jat.
terday. H. Hroadman, ., iroUsen
Lroker and appraiser, \?ho it ? tu,
pager of the Village section, call?*
at The Tribune rt?ce yeiterel.j mj
?aid he wa? again?t the lev-y ?nd w???,
be pre?ent at the meetin? ?nd thui a?.
press himself, and hu; cd there woil?
be manv more persona at th? hesri?
for tho ?ame purpose.
Joseph L. DslaAeld, a v??l; kn????ri
lawyer, who i? secretary of the Wat?,
ington Square Association, wn uk?.
yesterday if hi? associsties h?d .?.
cid??l to tak? Besserte?! ??".-.on oa the
matter. He ?aid thai ?mh mt'.Uft
were attended to i y eomalttasj cf
the organitation. Al yet th? mbJNi
had not bc?n con?i?ir.
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