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Obituary
Funeral for Justice Roy
Held in Brooklyn Church
Funeral serviccs for Justice Robert
P. Roy, of the Supreme Court, who
died Thursday, were conducted yester?
day afternoon In the Central Congre
gational Church, Brooklyn, by the
Rev. Dr. S. Parkea Cadman and the
Rev. Robert H. Caraon. Only mem?
bers of the family and a few friends
were present. Burial was made in the
cemetery at Kensico, N. Y.
COLONEL PERCY WE1R ARNOLD
Colonel Percy Weir Arnold, forty
five, commanding officer of tho 103d
Infantry, 26th Division, A. E. F,, was
accidentally killed in France January
25. He entered the United States army
in 1396, and was one of tho first offi
cers to be sent to Plattsburg as an in
structor. On August 15, 1917, he was>
commissioned a lieutenant colonel and
assigned to the 301st Infantry at Camp
Devens, Mass. He was promoted to the
rank of colonel in March, 1918, and
went to France with tho 76th Division.
OBITUARY NOTES
MRS. A.GNES LAIDLAW VAUGHAN,
forty-three. wifr of Dr. Joftn Colin Vaughan]
of 156 West Se-vcnty-ninth Street, died Fri?
day in Roosevelt Hospitnl, foliowing an oper?
ation. For eight ycars she had charge of
the educntiona! dcpurtrnont of the Museurn
of Natural History, and for tho last four
yrars she was at the hea-' of aducational
work at tho Metropol'tin Musetim of Art.
WILLIAM ?'. iJOYLAN, aeventy, former
!y a justice in the New York Municipal
Court. ia dend nt his horr..-' In Patchogue,
l,ong laland. Hc waa the first president of
the Crystal Club, of the 21st Ward, Man
hattan, and lator becamo an alderman from
that section. He retired from the Municipal
bench in K'IS.
JAMES H. CUBBERLY, seventy. former
ly connected with tho American Suerar Re
tining Company. ia dead m Jersey City He
was n trustce of the New Jersey State Home
for Girls and of the Jersey City Free Public
Library.
CHARLES W. M'GRATH. ' twenty-fi ve, a
member of the 1th Assembly District Re
l?t;hHcan Club. is dead. Jle was fatally in
jured in an accident in the Brooklyn Navy
Yard. where he was employed.
RICHARD H. HUGHES, fifty-fivc, vico
president of the Crescent Fortland Cement
Company. of Wantum. Penn., died yester?
day in the Pennsylvania Station. His home
was in Pittsburgh.
CHARLES P.UTON. ninety. who was a
oommandor of Hudson River steamboats for
forty years, ia dead at the Chipin Home for
the Aged and Infirm. Jamaica, Long Island.
JOSEPH S. CARTER, seventy-seven, a
veteran of the Civil War and a retired
druggist. is dead at 113 West Washington
Avenue, Washington. N. J.
JULIUS MARCUS, sixty-four. New York
representative of several large distillers, is
dead of cerebral hemorrhage at his home at
Long Beach. I.ong Island.
AMY MENGES, eighteen, who was pre
paring to become a trained nurse, is dead of
pnenmonia in the Jewish Hospital, Brooklyn.
WILLIAM D. CONOVER, sixty-four, for?
mer head of the bookkeeping department of
the Brooklyn Union Gas Company, is dead.
JAMES H. CLINE, forty-three, a former
New York newspaper man, died Friday at
27 Chambers Street. Phillipsburg, N. J.
HENRY A. SCHNEIDER. a former em
ploye of the Department of Education, is
dead at 154 Glen Street, Brooklyn.
MRS. MARY L. CORNISH, seventy-four,
wife of Henry Cornish, is dead at her home.
in Dover. N. J.
GEORGE ERNEST KOCH. fifty-three. a
flag manufacturor. widely known in Ruth
erford. N. J., died Thursday.
HARRY SCOTT FISHEL, forty-aix, of
Babylon, Long Island, died Tuesday in Den
ver.
WILLIAM BENNETT, a retired Coast
Guardsman. died Thursday in East Hamp
ton, Long Island.
MARGARKT R. HAMILTON is dead at
her home, 327 Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn.
JOSEPH ROSENSTEIL, fifty-four, of
West Hoboken, N. J., is dead.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Btrth. Er.gagement, Marrlage, Death
and In Mcmorlam Notlcos may bo
telephoned to The Trlbune any time.
op to mldnlght for Insertlon in the nsxt
day'a paper. Just eall
Beekman 3000
and Mtifl the notice an you wlah H 1n
aerted. Bill f^r aame will be malled to
you later. Tho notice will rtach more
than 100,000 readers dally.
ENGAGEMENTS
8WAIN SHEEHAN Mfs, John C. Bheehati
announces that the marrlage of her daugh
ter. Mlaa Rlanehe Sheehan, to Mr. Wilmot
Oake<! Swnin, which was to have taken
piac<< in Easter week, has been indeflnitoly
poatponad,
BIRTHS
?AfERSTONE Arrll S, 1010, to Mr, nnd
Mr= M ,1 <.?,,,.. (,,i,n fnrr. Mft'Vlle Mnpnr
KtlOfl)- B< 808 Kivmldi DrWe, U dmiifhier.
0?rn?lla Mvr?.
MARRIACES
OLUCKfMAN i.kvy M, ?,,d m?.
Aoolph Uvy, ,,r Klngaton, Jamaiea an
noune* the murrlaga qf ih.-ir daughter
winifn-ii, to Mi Emanuel aiuokaman in
New Y..rk City on Thuraday BfUrnoon
April 10,
HOKTON ? PAItKK.R At Bt. Btephan'a
Church, New York City, Friday, April
11, 1919, Charlea Iiiowmng Horton to
Laura I?hina Parker.
KOBN rKKXND -CapUln Martin P. Korn
to B. Mlldred Freund, New York City, on
Friday, April 11, 1919.
DEATHS
t
BERN8TKLN Clia, beloved wlfe of Samuel,
mother of Mn. Far.ny Nathan. Juliua
rocholav Jacob and Iaadore.
BLACK Suddenly, on April 10, 1919 Cor
neliu* J? beloved aon of the late James
Mlack and Anme Cruwe and dearly be
the Uta K?thanne C. Black. Relativei
and friendis of the family, also asuociate
employc, of the Bureau of Buildinga'
Borousfh of ManhatUn; Ca?ti!ian Council
1j4, K. of C, and Harmony Central \s
?ociation of the 12th Anwmhly Dbtricl
are renpeetftilly invited tr> attend funeral
from hi, lat>> r<-?idence, 341 Ea?t 30th at
or, Monday, April 1?. at 9:30 a. m'
thence u> Carmelito Church, 28th at., ncar
'inV' ^!'"r'"' ? wlemil rnaxt of retpiiem
wll be offered f?r the happy ret"?e of his
tnui. Intennrat Calvary CciiMtory.
BLAKB?Mr*. Chartef F., formerly of I^f
rert? 1 ark. Brooklyn, at her renidence.
?', 10 o'cIock*8flnday afternoon.
Will.am J. f oyhan, beloved brother of Mr?
itV^^'v'",'^ hi" "?**?"*?< 219North
frienda of the family Are reapwtfully re
April 4. .t 81 G*brUl'i Chnroh, Bit 37th
at., where a aolemn rna?? of requlrm will
fejrijbimtad for the happy mSSTSi hk
CMclMi wii meet traln arriTtng at Pani
ayivama Railroad 0< <?<,< ftl 10 11 ;, ??
Bmtrrwimmu o,> v,\a**, Aprii n, \%\*
fohn ', Broitw&Mr, In i,u 7?th ?Hr'
Bervl/e, w,ll b* h?ld on Mwlay, April la
PThr*tt PUalM Crfflli 1\.,?, ??
HUTaV I,|m,i,??,i j?f]? ( fH?r kgtmiA
f"i"f ***** and ?,,? )??,. /,*vid Bryan
{???' ' '>"?'"' Mnh ?( and Urome nv
Bronx, MnndAf, April 13, at 4 p. tn
M/CKLlSr Mary A <tlt? K#id>ttwft?f] In
hw 44o, n,, i..?.?,?, ,?!.??.., t'hmhet
W* rm\An\*4, 2] | w<-ri nfat, t\
coorr.H thAtoittt, \n it.? ratl H*f,y
?j??W '/'"'"? '"'</ '???>< "f 0,e |?.? r;/ll,e,t
B *ii>\ ??f*?i Bmm Cooper, a*-?d ij
V'lMtti pH-*'
r
-LE6ENP
cssz BROAPWAY- TTAVE. LfflE.
tsas LrxiHCTOH - 4'"AVE. LlriL
- SUI5WAY EHTRAMCES.
?** ?-J
BROuKLYN LINES
IflTERBOROUGH RAP1P TRAMS1T CO.
!BR0APWAY~7?AVE.? clark st. tubes
LEXINGTONM^AVE "=? BATTERY TUBES
Going On To-day
The vice-president of the Consoli
dated Gas Company has been" sub
pcenaed by the Senate Judiciary Com?
mittee. Is the committee seeking light
or heat or just gas?
Palm Sunday'scrvices to-day.
"We gained ground on the battlefield
flHalHf&l a!'.th.e w?^-"-Gcrman of
ncial statement. April 13, 1918
fio , ttCJ^y'S temP"aturcR ? Highest,
62, at 4:05 p m.; lowest, 51, at 3 a. m
rorecast for to-day?Partly cloudy.
DAY
mo":j?*mna neia aay" r?'? Grou"fi?.;
4 j). ni. ? *?" rt
Concert Y. M. H.
This is Palm Sunday.
Ac-tors' Fund flekl day,
1 >?0 p. ti,
James A. Whitmnre "T
tne Times," West SId
4 p. m.
DrnCwl. ??? MtH?a- Yl''"l8h foik songs.
nomii U<? J' ,Rand?lph. lecture, "Bco
nonilr Struggle for Exlstence," Secular
Societv, 151 West 125th Street ?>.,
? ble Collegiato Church.
rhe Morai Enemy in Our Midst," bv Pro
fessor ii. a. Overstreet, Wooastock
Branch, Public Library, n a moa8l00K
First Church Dlvine Sclenco, Waldorf-As
, '"'ia, l ] a. in.
Soclety Independent Artlsts, -\Valdorf-Aa
tarla, cxhlblt, 2 to in a. m.
,-',',"lv ? ,'".,'" ?MV" a.mbulances for Pollsh
army, 69th Regiment Armory, aftemoon
Charles Ferguson, "Beating tho Bolsheviki
hv mn-vt1^68,1, ,PInan<=?. with tiuestions
J-. ?; M- RPdk,n8on and Urbaln Lcdoux
St. Mark's-in-the-Bouworle, -i p. m.
Bible and Mlssionary Conforence, Carnegle
Hall, aftemoon.
Rev. John Haynes Holmes, "Church and
State?A Separatlon To Do Ended,
< hurrh of th.- M-sslah. 11 n. m
islah, 11 a
I
Military Order of the Loyal Le'glon, annua
servlces, Church Incarnatlon, 3:40 p. m
Assemblyman Joscph V. McKeo on ,!Cath
olic Educatlon." Church of Our Lady of
Mercy," Marlon Avcnuo and Fordham
Senator George F. Thompson on "Public
DEATIIS
CORSA?Harrint L., on Friday, April 11
after a short illness. Funeral from her
late residence, Madison av., Queens L I
N. Y., Sunday, April 13, 2 p.m. '.
DAVIDSON?At his residence, 108 St. James
Place, Brooklyn, April 10, Marshall Ten
Broeck Davidson, son of the late Henry
Davidson and Lavinia Livingston Ten
Eyck. Funeral private. Internient in
family plot at Hudson-on-Hudson. Kindly
omit flowers.
DIX -At Eiizabeth, N. J., Saturday, April
11, 1919, Sara J. Dix. in her 81st year
runeral Bervices at the residence of her
nephew, Warren R. Dix, 1046 East Jersey
Street, Eiizabeth, N. J., Monday. April II
o P. m. Please omit flowera
EDWARD8-At Eiizabeth, N. J., nidav,
A"rl1 II. lt'19, Matilda Btearns, wife of
George B Edwards. Kuneral Bervices at
rrinity Church Eiizabeth, N. J., on Mon
day, April 1 I, 1019, at 3 p. m.
PEL8ENMERG?Oh Friday. April 11, lpl'i
Octave l-elsenherK, ftged 6G veara Infe*
tnent on Sunday at. Woodlawri Cemetery,
FIHIIKI, At Denver. Col.( on April S
Henry Bcott, husband of Eleatiora Mun
roe l ish-l and sori of the late Leouold H
Flshel S-rvl,;es nl Vmm of hia bfotheri
OuslBve H-hel, nt Bnhvlon. L. I. Mon?
day, April 1 I, nt ;i p, rn.
GEWEH1J On Friday, April 11. nt hia renh
?i.-nr... ?-,?,!,-, Bughwlck av , Brooklyn Fioc
"", '- ? ln hlti 34th y9nr rtelatlves, frlends
and inntpbera of Inahriu Council, No i I
'? ??' ' ? ?te Invltwl to ..h.?.,.! fJolemn
mait or refiulem hI th? ( hun h o( ?????> John
th? Baptlft, Lewls nnd Wllleiighbv ?v? '
on Monday, Api n 11. m in o'aleek ln'
'? rmi nl 81 John'ii Cemeti i ;
HILDBRT On April 12, 1019, wiiiu,,,
i. Kuneral ?ervl?ei ?f "TIIH )? rjNS uai
CHURCH" (Campbell Bulldlni), IJroml
w?y ?..d ilflih si , Monday evenlnu ftt R
oclock, Im.no.1,1 prlvata m VVo.hIIhwh
( .iii.tny Tuesday imiMiing. Monday at
( ommonwealth I^odge,
OOODMAN (J., I rirlay. April 11. Sarnh
Clark, loved wife of Rev' Frederlck W
Goodman and daughtfir of the latu Albert
B and CaroUne Alkln Wood, Funeral her
vlce at Grace Church Chantry, Broadway
and 10th ?t., at 2 p. m. pa)n) Bunday.
Intermeiit jirivut.-.
GRAY?On Friday, April 11, 1919, Franris
B. Gray, beloved husband of Kllu A. (;rny
funeral Borylces at his late residence
Marie Antolnetto Hotel, Broadway un,
^r^;t0rS,""l,iy'/,,ril J3' at ;) P- ?'?
intcrmtnt Lrecnwood Cemetery
GREENEWAII) Davld C, hushand of
Lna 8. Greenewald, Bradford, Penr,
!.um-ral Monday aftemoon. Syracuse;
HAA8?Eather (n?; Lippman-Rinaldo), l,e
loved wlfo ot Mlchae Haas. Relatlve.
and frlcnda Invlted u, attend funeral .er- '
Sundav1 X'"y,"'Tv C^apel- 228 h?? *v. :
sunday, Apnl 13, 2 p, m. . I
nah J'-. wife of the late GeorKo F. Ilslev '
her Matwfar. funeral servircs B J.T
late home ,17/', (inte? av? Brooklyn on
S.mday aftemoon at 2 o'clock. .
Ji;i)SON At Jarknonville, Fla., April lo"
191B. Harrmt Klmendorf, v.idow of V?\'
ward Barker Judaon. of Syraeuae. N Y
and daughter of the late iu-v Joaehlm
l'irnend';rf'= 1'"""r"1 "l h" '"te hom". 9^
Jatne* .t. Syracuja, N. Y? Monday, Apr.
14. ?t. .! O'Clock. Poughkeepalc and Albany
KIP Leanna. aged D3 yenrB, on April 11
fruneral servlces Sunday aftemoon 4
o'clock, at the home of her ftr
Laanna Ewlng, 1078 Brook nv. Wnnx
Interment Cyprws HIU? Cenwtary.
KNAHK At hll reoldenea, R03 West End av
after a ifaprt illriena, on !? rlday Anril II"
RalalivM and frltndii and the v.rlotii Bo
?iatlM of whirh the d?ea?ed wni a raeni.
her are reeptctfully InvlUd to ntterd
Funaral ?*?}?#? at ftoly Trtnlto Luther,,'
'. norrh. 100th et, naaf Atiuttrdan av., oo
M'AULBT Or, Irlday. April 11. 191!), Ar.na
II. wUttW Of ThottlM MtAuItT, Funeral
.""", '-?? h..e r,.,,d.-r,-e, r,;i? Hanrork ?t
flrooMrti, Mondar, a?,ii h, .( 0^o n. m.
V'"', '"?":ir W of >i.I fouriHel It. V
/;'"':';? ''"?",?'". near ftalph ,,v? ur??v
oit.t,/ f?r th? ..(?.- of her ?oiil. Inter
MOBr-.MANN Uforg*, l, i>. H. April ll"
ii?',,,'" " "rl"'r "v'A,,i'11 '<? ?
MoooV o? A,.rii li,flha< rMfdafMia. U?o
mwm of john a Moody ??,, g?lSvtd
Service," Morrls High School, 166th
Street and lioston Koad, afternoon.
Muuntcd soldiera and sailors at tho Clrcus.
EVENING
Count Tolstoy, Grace Methodist Church,
7:4fp p. m.
Captain W. G. Isaaca, chaplaln New Ymrk
Navy Yard, Central Branch Y. W. C. A.
Fllty-third Street and Le.xington Aveniuv,
7:30 p. m.
Weather Report
WASHINGTON. April 12,-Preasure is
somewhat above normal in the Plains States,
the Central Valleys and the South, nnd below
elsewhere with a well defincd centre of dis
turbance over Southern Nevada.
I here were rains in New England and the
a, ' Atlantic States and along the South
Atlantic coast and light local rains in the
lake region nnd North Dakota. There was
no other precipitation of consequence
It is warmer in the Mississippi Valiev and
ne boulh, but elsewhere teinperature changes
were ummpoitant.
Fair wetther will prevail Sunday and Mon
lay eas tof tho Missiasippi Rjver, with somo
wtiat higher tcrnperatures t>uno\ay in the
upper lake and western lowcr take rcgion.
Forecast for Special Districts: Western
fennsylvama?Partly cloudy and eiiRhtly
warmer to-day; Immorrow fair.
Western New York?Cloudy to-day; to
morrow fair, slightly warmer.
Eastern New York and Southern New Enc
land I artly cloudy to-day; to-morrow fair.
ISew Jersey. Eastern Pennsylvania and
Dolaware- Generally fair to-day and to-mor?
row, nttle change in temperature.
Local Official Record. -The foliowing of
icial record showa tcrnperatures during the
ast twenty-four hours, in eomparison with
Lhe corresponding date of last year:
1918. 1919.1 1918. 1919.
;} "? m. 34 Bl 3 p. m. 35 CO
? P- m. 36 52 6 p. m..... 34. 61
a- m. 34 54 9 p. m. 33 58
-' noon. ... 31 B|)
Highest 62 degrees (at 4:05 p. m.); low
Mi, oi (at J a. m.) ; average, 56; average
DEATHS
mother of William J., Charles F., Mar
garet K, Jarnes and Annie L. Henning.
Funeral services at St Francis de Chantal
&, ' 'i'th st- and '3th av., Brooklyn.
Monday. April 14, at lfl o'clock. Kingston
(Untanoi papera pleaso copy
ROBBIN8?On Thursday, April in, Alfred
A. Robbins, aged 83, beloved husband of
Anna Barnes Robbins. Funeral services
at his late residence, 9,17 Kent av., near
DeKalb av., Brooklyn, Mondnv, April 14
at <J:30 p. i?. Kindly omit flowers.
RYDER?On Saturday, April 12, 1919 at
her residence, 615 Bast Front st., Plaln
r ,':> ,V, J- Mrs. Kathleen Ryder, widow
oi Charles Edwin R>der and daughter of I
the late Judge E. I). Culver, in her 77th
year. Notice of funeral later.
3CHUYLER?At Ornnge, N. J., April 10
1J J, Harrlette Jarvis, wife of Frnnk H.
bchuyler and daughter of the late William
R, and hliznbeth J. Fosdlck, of Stamford,
onn. 1 -uneral services will be held nt her
late residence, 130 Hlllside av., Mondnv,
April 11, nt I I i45 a. m.
JCfJLLY?On Thursday, April 10, 1010 Will?
iam S.ully, beloved hUsbftttd of tlm Into
Mnrgnrel gcully Inee I'rankl. 1 uneral
iioiu bis late residence, 120 Wc?t C3d st
pn Mondnv, April II, at 9:30 a. m ; theiiee
to the Pnullst Kntb.tV Churcb, 60th st
nnd ( alUmbUS av., wlmrn a snleinn rtlaes of
leitilem will be Offered for the repooe of his
BOUI i.i, 10 a. m. Inteiiinuit ftj i nivary, -
fIF.INI liUH.H After II short llliieas. Ile
bdft'fl, Hged 77, widow of glmeti Btoinfehter
and beloved mother of Mw, Hnv gehoen
lierB. UenJamlii, l.?;.,. Tlllle and Or,
Jaeub ,i Btelnfelder, the liih ln?t, Kela<
\?}Hf, No. 10, I 0 l :', or i , und Co'
Ifinlal Oflmp, No. 240, W <> W , ?... In
vlted to ?,,,.,?| u?. ,,,,,,,?, (,,,?, ,,,? ,,?,
I.r.-w Tftbernnele, 218 H,,i \;:mu at., Hun
diiy, the 19th Insl . nl 2 p, m,
/AN OHDKN Buddenly, nn April 9, m?.
i...in Vi.n Qrden, wlfe of the lnt<. Henry
C, Vim Orden, uged ?n years. Funeral Her
vlcea nt the residence of her dnughter,
?Mrs. Mary Fogal, 807 Eaat ir.f.th at
Bronx, on Sunday, April 13, at 2 p. m.
Relatives, frlenda and members Flornl
( hapter, No. ^8, Order of Eastern Star
nnd Harlem Court, O. of A., and Sunset
Uub aro Invltod U> attond. Interment
Woodlnwn.
fVALL--Suddenly, on Thursday, April 10.
1910, Thomas, husbnnd of Mary C. Wall.
FunerajI services at his late residence, 319
West 30th st., Sunday evening at 7
o clock. Interment private.
rVELLBROCK?On Thursday, April 10 W
Henry Wellbrock, beloved brother of Ida
Wellbrock, Knabe and Arthur Wellbrock
Services at his late residence. 435 River
M.le Drive, on Sunday afternoon at 3:30
fuC?ck' ?K""cral private. It is rcquested
that no flowers be sent.
A'HITLEY -April 11. 1919, Thoma* Whitley.
beloved father of Mary T. Whitley, aged 88
yeara. Services at his late residence, 518
Riverside Drive, Sunday afternoon, 4
o clock. Interment private.
rVILSON? On We.lne.sday, April 0, at Ro
novo, Penn.. AUston H. Wilson. only aon
or the Into AUston nnd Alrnata Wilson.
Services Monday, April 14, 'J:30 p. m -
"Thomas DUoTworth
FUNERf\L DIRECTOR
CfffjCtA. utrtPTioM
? ?... ,p'Kn,'OR?' rtooM8
16.1 WKST 7IHT BT. (off BVay)
u^^ '/'.tlrn tnilldlnf)
Un t v i.? *l7?t""'? and Eaulemant
no r?n^i,|t,rt P,|??, ,,,???. (??,.?,.,., ...
1HSXIN( nyr, SICI1VK i:
l>IH< 'KIMIVATIMi PBOf/tB
Plipnt Ajtorli ii
MOWARt, L. MALLETT
lllfeclor of K.|fl|.f?U
? T. HALLETT, |NC.
Wn. Mary Vred?nborgK?Emb.ln?r
nineral farlor i? ,.,,,
?V,M BAILYu-v?l%>,n,r?!fM
TIIK WOOf.l.AHA f?:vt,,t,aiv.
'ifflca, iU Keat Hftd ?t(, f,' ?
snme dnte last year, 31 : average same dat?
for thirty-three years, 46.
Hufntdity
8 a. m-80 ! 1 p. m_ 46 | 8 p. m_45
llarometrr Rcadlngs
8 a. m.. .29.87 | 1 p. ni.. .29.91 ] 8 p. m.29.95
Locnl Forecast.- Partly cloudy to-day; to
morrow fair; gentle shifting winds.
??--?-_
Shipping News
Sun rtlsep. 6:22|Sun sctt.. 7:32
Moon rlses.6.17 P. M. | Moon aets.6:13. A. M.
Port of New York
High Water
A. M. P. M.
Snnd.v ITook . 7:1(5 7:39
Oovernor's Island . 8:00 S:20
Hell Gatc, ..?..10:14 10:27
AJRRIVED YESTERDAY
VESSEL PORT IJBPAHTl'RB
leipland.Halifax ,.Apr. 10
Austral Rnnge.London .
Wlnnebago.Hull .Mar. 27
HaJfried.Bordeaurx .Mar. 23
Montserrat.Cadiz.Mar. 3f)
Magdalena..Neuvitasf.Apr. 7
Britannia.Tamplco.Apr. 2
Bayway.Key Weat .Apr. 7
Apache.r.-icksonvJUe ...Apr. 9
Lucerna.liluagow .Mar. 29
Allianca.Cristobal .Apr. 6
INCOMI1SG STEAMERS
Due To-day
Turialba..St. Nazalra._Mar. 28 !
Fort Wayno.Genoa.Mar 17
Ganoplc.Marseilloa .Mar. 2:i
United StateH.t^openhagein ...Apr. 2
K. I. I.uckenbach. . . . Hrest .Mar. 31
Auburn.Swansea ..... !Mar! no
Hlsco.Brest .Mar. 29
Due Monday
Plattsburg.Ilrest.Apr. K
riorldlan.st. Nazalro ....Apr 3
Mexlcan.St. Nazalno_Apr .1
Kuchoinbeau.Havre .Apr. 6
OUTGOING STEAMERS
To-day
mail rrpsRun.
_ . _ CLOSE3. RAILS.
Soshone, Breat ......-12-00 M
Troy, Brcst .to - 12:00 m!
Monday
Colon, Crlsfiob.il -12:30 P.M. 3:00 P M
Anr.nn, Bres* .- R:30A m'
Tigcr, Brest .- g ;3o a. M.
Tuesday
Caronla, Idverpool . .1:00 A. M. 1200 M
Caxlas, Brazll . 7':00 A. M. 10:00 A.M
Abangarez. Cristobal 7{H0A.M. 10:00 A M
Perslan I'r., Drazil. 12:00 M. 3:00 P.M.
AMERICAN I*OKTS
BALTIMORB, April 12. ? Arrived
Steamers Clan Cummlrjg (Ilr.), Huelva'
Nyland (Swed.1, Ant-w?erp; Calldonler
rBelg), MidoVlsbnro; KUmoro, Iialmilrl
Klgan Htilp I'd (Du.), Kalniouth; bark
Queens of Hcot.s (Nor.), Hio do Janerio
Clearedi Steamers Alamosai, Santos; Nord
fj.-ld (Nor.), Glbraltar, for orders; CorsI
cana, Antllla; Sloterdijk <I>utch), Rotter
dam; Hhlp Svalcn (Nor.), Itlo de Janeiro
Salled ? Steamers Vlka (Nlor), Snnta Mar
ta; I<reoman, N.-w Orleants; Lake t'onway
Iroston; Amhnn (Dutch), Amste.rdam
BOSTON, April 12.?Arrived: Steamers
Hast Wlnd, Messlna, vla Llparl, Glbraltar
nnd New Yurk; Katahdln, .laeknonvllle and
Charleston Salled: stewmers Bowden.
(Nor), Santa Marta; Hau-vey K. Brown,
"CAPE HENRY, Va., April 12.~Passed
oi fiom Balt inorn: Stenrrtera .Johnn Lud
wlg Mowlnckel (Nor.), New York; Solborg
(Nor), Bcrgen. for orders; Taunton (N-.r)
Antllla; .Manrhrjlor Mnrln-V (Ilr.) Mun
(NPo8^L NeUwnYo(rkftl,)' ?''n?a; b"rk J*'"",>"?
CII'a'RLHSTON; S. C, April ll.-Arrlverl:
Steamera Mohawk, Jacksonvllle; North
western, with ono barge in tow, Port
Arthur; Chlppewa, lloston. Salled! Steam
er Valltyrlen (Dan.), Bucnos Ayres: Mo?
hawk, for Now York.
DELAWAHB BREAKWATER, April 12
--Pafaod out from Phlladelphla : SteaMiers
Arietto, CardenaB; Berlin (Dan.) Aar
Auss; 11th: Wyncote (Nor.), Glasgow;
Lako Blanchester, Baltlinore Salled sea
h?Hi',1:i H'',;u,iVrs SaHsenhclm, from Phila
oelPhla for Vlta; Quornatad (Nor.), from
1'hJliidelphia for Newport News
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., April 12.?Ar?
rlved: SteamerB Junita, Baltlmoro vla
uVT'fM " ? .fa"ed,: ?,tett,?r I'^^veranza
<lt.), Olbraltar vla Norfolk
NEW ORLEANS, April 12.?Cleared
Seamers British Marqufs (Br.), Manchcs
ter vla Newport News; Cawker, Havre
Comus, New York; Coose, Kavana vlo Cu
ban ports Haltl and Santo Domlngo; Ellis
(Nor). Havana; EI Monte, Havana; Lake
oJ^rffl'r^r'Bluenoid8: Tesuci
NEWPORT NEWS] Va., April 12.?
Jarledro btea'"r-r M^rniora Spenccr, Rio
NORFOLK, Va., April 12. ? Arrlved
Steamers Bluefield (Br.), London (and
cleared for New Orleans); .Tona Joy, New
York (and cleared for New Orleans) Lake
Crystal, New York (and cleared for Car
denas); Lake Duncan, New York (and
cleared for CardenaB); Loulsiana, Port
Lobose; Montella (It.). New Orleans (and
cleared for Genoa); Pampa (Arg.), New
York. Cleared: Steamers Roy H. Beattle,
ports1" ?: Ijaku Buller' for Cuban
PHILADELPHIA, April 12.? Arrlved
Janelro; Nicolaos (It.), Claymont, Del;
Lake Larga. W Umlngton. Cleared: Steam'
ers Oscar Irapp (Swed.), Antwerp; Con
nersvllle, New York; Saugerties New
York; Walter D. Munson, NowYoVk?
PosVn-"Mr?''! ,s,wp'>;>- Sa?ua: Orecian!
tiostpn; Merrlmack, Savannah an.I Jack
Bonvllle; Oulfoil, I>ort Arthur, towing
barfre ShcnuiiBo.
PORT KADS, Lt, April 12.?Arrlved:
Steamers Grovo (Nor.). Jucaro, Cuba- Sar
anac (l!r.), London; Schooner G E Tur
?";, J'?b"';- Sa'le<l: Steamers Coppenamo.
Port Barrlos; Cratheus (Nor.), Progrcso
vla lampleo and Vera Cruz; Fred W Wel
ler, New York; QuimlBtan (Hond.), Omoa
Melmore Head (Br.), Belfaat. vla Norfolk!
Radha dir.i, Campeche, Mexlco
PORTLAND, Me., April Vi.? Arrlved ?
Steamers W. I Radcllqe (Mr), Genoa War
Joy (Br.). Glbraltor. Salled: Steamers
Carnmona (Br.), Lelth; Trevlnce (Br)
Falmouth 'for orders)
p.fr'Mi..'n NjVA1"' Ap,';n >2?Arrlved : Steamer
ferslan, Jacksonvllle (and salled for I'hil
adelphla. Salled: Steamers PYode (Dan
Korsore; City of st. Louts, New Vork
SOUTHEAST PASS, I,:..". April 12.-Ar
FreopoA TexP?rt 8ulphur (-'"'"P'">y No. 1,
TAMPA April 12.?Salled: Sleamer Mex
on, N.'w orleans; Schooner M. A. Belle
vereau, Sagua La Grande
PORT TAMPA. April 12.?Arrlved:
Steamera Maacotto, Havana. vla Key West
II. M. Flagler, Baton Rougo.
FOREIGN PORTS
Brl^r^r^&^-o-r^'10^
AAISTRRDAM. April 6.?Arrlved' Str-am
hi"nn.A!!:::'l1)' Phlladelphl*; Ceres
,, , . April 12.?Arrlved: Steam
ers Wakanna. San Franclsco; War Nobla
v^r;;k,;>E;v (fcs**? ?.
CALCI I l'A, March 30_Salled' qi,
Knn?%r^Vo^}*orVW S?5i 5?"^
-Cffl^rgBNN^^r^''^= Steam
New York V, ?,,??' Mn??"i J.ava Ma?.
(Br.), LI?erpo "'s,ii;.7 l?rk; |,'ik'"'?
vance, New York- wl.t iH?lcamws A'<
pi?? NewS; Octorara cuhn at^0aa' %*?.*
port, rara' <-Uba; Risor, Guif
I'OVHR, April ll.--PaRHP,i. ...
t bhspii , Hteatnr r
Federal Reserve Banks
.? -?^ rr lfl?
ii.wii?..ftii w p.? ..?i witHn th. Lgtpw ri :"::"n '^'v'.
ihowlng tho eendltlen at tho 0I01.0 0f buoinom |AI( nl.ht < " "a 8IMnt
premllng week, fnllowi: g ' """'"""''I with tho
RESOURCES
Gold coln and eartiflcntnn. ?q?'JJ1' April 4.
Gold Bftttlement fund (F. R. Board). *?in'!??,29? *333.3&,0O0
. 61Q. 196,000 612,711,000
Total (fold held by bartks. "ToIZT^Z^ "-~
Gold with Federal Reserve ajrenta..... i?SS'2S2 ^6,095,000
Gold redemption fund.?.. . 'JS'^'000 1.1?O,173,OO0
. _115,078,000 104,682,000
Total gold renerves. to"iio oo/,IT~ '-~~-'
Leeal tender notea. ailver, etc.. ?o??M52 $2>150.950,000
. 69.109,000 67,678,000
Total reserves . ?0 _,.. ... ~ ??-.
Bills discounted: Securcd by uVs/war'ob- *2'211l989'?00 $2,218,628,000
ligationH . ? . ?_ ?
All other . . $1,767,432,000 $1,674,916,000
Bills -.;ouBht In open marketV.V.'.V.. SS'HS^SSS 193,066,000
218,590,000 240,790,000
Total bills on hand. .,?.,..?? ~-?-?
nited Stato. government lon* term ]??*& ^27 1*36 oS ^SKSffi
United Statea governm't short term aecuriti.. iiU^TZS* $27,134,000
AU other earnlng aaseti..." 8ecur,Ue? 185'7^0?O 178,646,000
.'. 20.000 3,000
BankTpraemr?!ng ""''.?- 52,399,383,000 ^^o
Uncollectcd items and other dcductiona'" " *" fi?f3? 9.713.000
Five per cent redemption fund apainVt" *Fed- 636'384'000 644.959,000
eral Reservo Bank notes. . ,.,..?
???-???....?.:?.?.???.??. aaa sssk
T<""' """"C. wWn.000 $1^^
r??u i u . LlABILITnCS
Capital pald In. ?. _.?
Eurplui . . 81.750,000 $81,658,000
Government dcpooitV V.. ,j9,466,000 49,466.000
". 169,972.000 85,008,000
Kr!!i5,298,00O
187,593,000
120,426,000
Du. to mcmber bank.-Rfi(,,m aeooan 1.628693000
Deferred Hviiilability Hems. 487153000
Other deponlta, includln* fort, govl eredita.' iSfcJSlloOO
All other llabilltleo .'.'.'.'.[ . 1f?,**t?,!5? 149.449.000
.??? 25,971,000. 25,817,000
,(?,!??.,. . ?5,272,634,000 $5,202,385,000
KitIO ,f toUl rwrvnn to n?t deposlt nnd Pfdlflj Hn?nrv? nnfn h.i.m
!??? ?Mlb.Md 51.1 per renl, ?K?|?,t. 52.2 per cent thi week D,f?8 """
Rtttlfl of 0Ojd Nitmi to Fed.ral (t?i?m not,, m ?,.,?,,! alfoulntiofi
tli** Ottljg U|d. B6 per eent ?Kni,?l ?at d.poilt llal.onfl24 e
?RMlnst 63.7 per rent the week b.fofl, '
P;iri ;md (Belg.), New York and Norfolk
for n!w.'rj.
1' INDEE, April 11.?Salled: Steamer
C i macquarrie (Br.), Baltimore.
DUNGBNESS, April 11.?Passed: Steam
?r President bumju (Bt-ls.). Philade.lph.la
for Antwerp.
FOWBJY, April 10.?Sailed: Steamer
Caxambu (Bra.), Port.land.
OBNOA, April 10.?Salled: Steamer
Westcltff (Br.), Hampton Roads.
OIBRALTAR. April 10.?Arrived" Steam?
ers L'olomba (Ital.), Norfolk; N'-vada
(fian.), Baltimore; 11th, Nordnaeg (Nor),
New York; River Arazeg (Br.), New York
vla Norfolk for Genoa. Sailed: 10th.
steamers Orontoft (Br.) (from Genoa),
Hampto.il Roads; Rcdbridgo (Br.) (from
Trlestei Hallfax.
GLASGOW, April 10.?Arrived: Steamer
Lakonla (Br.), Purtland. Sailed: 11th,
steamer Osterdal (Nor.). New York.
HANGO, April 4 ?Arrived: Steamer
Lako Velverton, Philadelphla, vla Dart
tnouth.
KULL, April 11.?Arrived: Steamer To
ronto (Br), New York.
INISHTRAHULL, April 11. ? Passed:
Steamer I.ord Antrlm (Br.), St. John, N.
B.. for Belfast.
ISLE OK WIOHT, April 11.?Passed:
Steamers Bscaut (Bclg.), Baltimore for
| Antwerp; Trumg (Swed.), Norfolk for
Malmo.
KINSALB, April 11.?Passed: Steamer
Aqultania (Br.), New York for Llverpool.
LAS PALMAS, March 28.?Arrived:
Steamer Tcrcsa Aecnme (Ital), Savona vla
Gibraltur for Hampton Roads.
I.EITH, April 10.?Salled: Steamer Bur
germelster Schroder, l.ouisburg, C, B.
LIVHRPOOL, April 12.?Arrived: Steam?
ers Aqultania (Br), N'-w York; Haverford
(Br.), Philadelphla. Salled: 11th. steam?
ers Gramplan (Br.), St. John, N. B.; 1-th,
Adrlatio (Br.), New York; Buelld (Br.),
New York; Oxonlan (Br.), Galveston;
10th, Eteamer Barun Inchcape (Br.), Now
York.
LONDON, April 11.?Arrived : Steamers
Hambleton Range (Br.), Norfolk and New
port News; Tltan (Br,), Bosion. SmIIc.i
llth. Steamer War Subadar (Br.), Sablne.
NANTES, Ai>rll 7. ?Arrived: Steamer
War Braa (iir.), Hallfax.
t'AL'ILI.A'', April 8.?Arrived: Steamers
Accomao, New York; Santa Clara, New
York; Santa Rosa, New York.
Police Orders
Transfers and Assignments
Lieutenants, 8 a. m., April 14- John Lan
: pan, 7th to 93d; John P. Bendor, 1st I. D. to
7th; Thomas J. Leahy, 14th I. D.. to 1st
I. D., desk duty.
Bicycle Patrolmen WiUiam F. Dudley, 4,r.th
| to .".iith, with bicycle and equipment ; James
: T, Blythe, 110th to 70th, with bicycle r.nd
( equipment.
! Assigmment to bicycle duty in precincts
indicated. discontinued-?Edward T. Burke,
Mltith; James F. Lynch, 123d; George C.
Leavitt, 123d; Frank B. Psfield, 123d.
Patrolmen Michael M. McDonald. 43d to
llth; Georpe J. Beissel, Otith to 35th; Will
, ;am P. McDonald. 103d to 30th: Henry G.
HolTman. Headquarters to 14th. Boiler Squad
discontinued.
Assigned to hicycle duty?John S. Conway,
jr., 42d; Michael J. Moore, 74th.
8 a. m., April 12?Patrick H. Jones. 74th
to 77th ; John H. Miller, 92d to 70th, bicycle
duty.
12:01 a. m., April ll--Emil Lucaire, Na?
tional Defence to lltith. leave revoked.
Temporary Assignments
Inspector Alfred W. Thor, Headquartei-,
( Chief of StafT, assigned as acting chief in?
spector from 8 a. m? April 12, during ab
! sence of chief inspector.
Sergeant George Downey, 43d. to Head
quartei-s, 15 days, 8 a. m., April 16.
i Patrolmen Stcphen M. Downey. 85th, to
! Headquarters. operator of automobilo 5th
j Deputy Commissioner, 19 davs, 8 a. m.,
, April 12; Edward Walsh. 109th, Headquar?
ters, 5 days, 8 a. m., April 11.
!' For 15 days, from 8 a. m., April 16?Will
j iam W. Kimmey, 37th. to Headquarters;
j department storehouse : Charles G. Orr, 07th,
I to Headquarters, office property clerk ;
: Georpe Greene Headquarters, to Division of
: Repairs and Supplies.
From precincts indicated to 3d I. D., al
j leged disorderly hotels?William Wiist. 31st;
I Jacob Saylor. 31st; John McCormack, 37th.
From precincts indicated to 5th T. D., al
| leged disorderly hotels?Emll Hilfiker. 4th;
Toneph F. McGowan 15th; Axel ,T. Swenson.
31st: Michael J. Fitzgrerald, 30th: Charles
Commoli, 39th; William M. J. I-'lynn. 4'Jd;
'ohn J. Wallace, 43d : Lawrence Hurley,
46th ; John C. Millar. 50th ; James A.
Barry, 56th.
From precincts indicated to fth T D.. p.l
leged disorderly hotels -John S. Oherhous,
15th; Frank Shoemaker, 36th; Frederick
Wottrich, 36th; Georpe P. Pcters, 'Mth ;
Frank Adnms, 3~th ; ichael McGurk, 38th:
Peter J. Rellly, 38th; John J. Garrigan, 42d;
Thomas Madigan, 4.1d.
From precincts indicated to Headquarters,
clerical duty In Division of Supplies?Ed?
ward A. Molloy, 40th; William A. Bra?.ier,
82d; Matthew j. McCann, ?7th.
From precincts indicated to Hendquarters,
clerical duty In ofTice of the chief clerk ?
Louis Grey, 38?h ; James F. Daly, 80th.
From precincts indicated to Headquarters
Division--- Charles Kal'enmeier, f>6th ; Ed- \
Ward Walsh. 100th; Timothy Brown, 89th ; i
Henry Bauer, Bur. of Tel.
Leave Withnut Pay
Patrolman William O'Brien, 111th, 2 days,
8 a. m., April 9,
Full Pay on Sick Report
Patrolmen Bernard Goldstein, 31st. 12
noon, April 6, during disability: John J.
Cridland, 74th, 3 a. m., April 6, during dia- j
ability.
Hesignntion Accepted
Bicycle patrolman, 12 p. m., April II?j
Howard V. Conway, 100th.
Found Guilty and Dismissed
Patrolman, 11 a. m., April 11.?Thomas
J. Burns. 92d; rharpe. February 11, 1919, |
absent without leave 5 days.
Death
Patrolman Joseph A. Hall, National De?
fence. formerly 92d, reported drowned in
the service of the United States army by
the elnklrtg of the tj. S. S Olranto iii
Britlsh watcrs on October C, 1918; altached
to Company 10, 348th Infantry, U, S. A,
FINANflAI,
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Members
NevAbrk btockExcfrarnje
Securitlen ftou/rlit for ln
vestment or Carried
on Conservotive
Margin
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212 FIFTH AVENUE
SWCOR.26 STRFET
LONGACRE BUILDING
N E.COR. 42nd. ST A-PROADwAV
NEWYDR1X
An Opportunity
Five or six high calibre
Stock or Bond
Salesmen
' with records dcmonstrating
ability to earn at least
$10,000 a Year
are ofTered an opportunity to
beconie associated with a
New York Stock
Exchange House
Salary and Commission Propo
Bition. Application should state
'?Kperienco in detail and givo all
former cotinectionn.
Adtirois Confidential, P. O. Box
372, City llnil Slatlon, N. Y.
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TWO WCILVlrjJ p..*er I-ioiiih f,,r h?|? ,,
Be.ker, 104 WtltUr ave , llmoklyo.
Real Estate
For Sale or Rent
60 lot. on Cortelrou Road, Ea.t 2nd .?d Ea.t 3rd Street,; entlre
block except Avenue C front, occupied by new .ehoo. .nd P.av,round
a I improvement, and a.sessment. paid; within one block of ele JIj
.tat,on connectingr with 4th Avenue .ubway; 25 minute. to the heaH
of Mannattan, 15 minute. to Coney I.l.nd; e barg.in for .P.rtme"
budchng.; price $125,000.00; not half the price of i.nd twice th.
dutance in upper New York.,
Also
10 block. onAves, J & K, clo.e to Avenue J Station, Bri.hton
Beach Road; .uitable for apartment.. nrigbton
S. C. CARY, Manufacturer,
Nas.au and Jay Street., Brooklyn, N. Y.
NEW JKRSKY
MONTCLAIR
FOR SALE -12 Room Hou.e, everv
improvement; 2 H.-r^s, hlghly cultl
vated; 70 frult treea; tennla court; ga
j-iiK.-; 4 mlnutes' walk t.. Kne, S tn
i-ackawanna stations. Advantageoua
price.
IIAKI.O 8PABKS, 1476 Tlroaduar.
Ho.'iu 1008, Bryant U4v>.
GLENRIDGE^N.J.MrVu;:-',^
r ','>1=?? lol 107x400; ono block Laekawanna st?
"'"i. '?'> to trolloy., Klcgant sl.a.Ie and frult
tiees; flne jarden, Must sell to close K-,tato. Want
offor. i.u>y terins
H. C. BEACH
189 Market St., Newark. N. J.
RAMSEY N. J.?Bungalow 5 room. H
aere, water, electriclty. asphalt street;
51,000. PhoiogruphB. HOVElt, 225 0th
Ave., N. V.
2 AND ;; I'AMM.V HOUSES,
., ?.. Rosoville and East Orange.
M. RUDDEN 5 .V. Tth St., Newark, N. J.
TO LET.
? -A\? ronni bungalow at Laka Hopatcong.
-i Hh.NCK, 62 Miipes Ave., Newark, N. J.
LONG ISLAND
HOME FOR &AI.E.?SlUCCO, 10 rooms, 2
oath?, sieain lii.,1, 0n l.ona- Island. 30
mlnutes to I'enn Station or Atlantic Ave
Brooklyn. Owner moving to Californla!
OOX AA 02, Tl'ibuil.j.
CONNECTICUX
A BREEZT, SIOHTLY POUNTRT HOME
?T^ia''r/'S-, l2-ro?m liouse, Iniprovetncnts!
woodland, large Btream; $20,000 Another
\.,'lcre.si' K; ,''?n:"s: Sound view; $15,000!
?"". $3,2.r.O, $4,500, $5,000, $7 500 Shore
'-ttage. Fairfleld Beach, $3,000: Send for
hat'i Ve TJ'our- wants. C. II. CRAN
c'oiin ' SPrJn?dal?. Stamford,
AI'AKTMEXTS TO LET
ti^y"","^ ,0">niorrow for aetalls of our Por
hon?-^7Cih?8e P'anaPP'led to apartment
houses, if Interested In checking -our rls
Ing rent. or making a good, conservatlvc,
protected Inveatment. If interested ln
BtlmuUtlng building and preventlng ren
extortfons, write to-day to Hon. Fred K
Davenfcort, Albany, and pledge your sun.
port tn all legislators who will push bill
to lirilt real estate taxes to two per cent.
\\ nto now?urgi nt.
VVM, E. HARMON & CO ,
201 Broadway, New York.
MOW YORK STATE
CHARMINOLY EXCT Trarvn
Hlll?;lake frcr.tige Vcn' ol *A*Att>
every , oncelvable ,,,, r ?, 1 n,'?f 'rn''h?i;
Box M, Trlbune Offlce. ' ?0, A *-.
MISCKI I..WEOC8
BungalWs
shlpmenf' '"t"' ': ImmediSJ
Readimade ,,oi sK roMr.ivr
J000 Broa '
Wrlte to-morrow for detn(!? nt ?.,.. r. _.,
Purchase Plan applled '.',,4^fESS"
if Interested In ch .,","i hou"??.
s?S? slil
. i - i? ' h Davenport. Albany ??<
Broadway, New York!
COMFORTABLE HOUSE SEVEK Rnftim
bath. all ImprovemerTts acra^ot^
frult: hour out; convenlent c^mmmlrSr
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET
11STH, 511 WKST.?BEACTinrL
APARTMENT, COMPLETELY FUR
NISHED, INCLUDING SILVER
AND LINENS; FIVE ROOMS
SOUTHERN EXPOSURE 7TH
FLQOR FRONT: APRIL 21 TO
OCT. 1ST; LONGER IF DESIRt-D
RENT 5130 PER MONTIL APT. 7j'
RIVER8IDE DRrvE, 550 (127th St) ? AUraetlr*.
.n!y??fun]l8ned s't-room apartmeut; 'good .,ign7
$95.00. Apartment 8. Broalua. '
"iU?- ^'"m1"- BA.TH: fl^' daaa; nr&r RlrerMd,
]>rhe. aun-lilne: elevator; stoani h?a! r;3 \v#,?
9|^_^_Apply Buperintcndent on pramlaca.
WASHINGTON SQUARB SECTION.-Very hand.
some Btudlo. with bcdroom; high rrtlinaat
tracUw flreplace: all modero impr^emoi ?'? 'iMni
room 22x35. PEPE. Waahlngton Bquare. '
lOjiD is WEST.- Beautifully furnUhed slx 1am,
llelit rooras; electrlclty. telephone; May io \"?.
brr; unouestloiiablo referenooa. 1'hlUlps ^^
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS
PURSE.-?Coln cross purse, purple llnlng.
'?-nt.-..,u,!t; $15.00 In cash; gold watch
mark M, c.; v.lclnity Fifth ave and 84th
?; '""'vard. 4-1 Barrow st . New York City.
EAU'LOYMENT AGENCIES
COMMERCIAL
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