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THE SUN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1917.
Is.
WHITMAN DENIES
NEED FOR A BIG TAX
Ills Figures Id Legislature
, Slimv'lWiYit, Will no Ittit
$M,7:n,0!)1.l3.
POSSllUiV MAY B LOWER
Miprlil lie Cut Down lo Less
Tlinu Ten .Millions, Snys
Oovernor.
Onv. Whitman denied List night the ic
poit that the amount of the proposed
Plate direct tax for 1917 would total
$15,000,000. The Clovcrnor submitted
figures tending to show that the deficit
will be about $i:,00,0(O. -
The Governor's figures showing the
financial condition of the State, as set
forth In the annual budget he submitted
to the Legislature Wednesday, follow:
r.h ii.i.n. jutr u mi-,,. ....... J6.;:s,ij.i:
Fstiinatcd Treasury Income to .1 utit
W. 1917 K,32S,G01.4I
Lstlmetcd Trrssury liiomno th Juno
yi, 1915
Itlnistcd simroprlstlon lsisos to
.Jane CI, 191
I-.stltnsled spnrnprlstloii Ispsc to
June 50. 191S
49.453,KJ.OO
2,000,000.00
1,230,000.00
Total
.I15.74S,4Sl.M
I,ess sptirnprlstlnn. In f,irce July
1, 1515. . -
39,.W4,n0l.(iS
Plfferrnce available fur liquldatlnn
c-f spprciirlstlcns of 1lir lyeglsls
tare of 1917 M.214,4I9.W
"If the appropriation acts of the leg
islature." concluded the Governor, "equal
the total of the tentative appropriation
bill of $65,4S7.540.98. the deficit will be
the difference between $5(5, 214. 449. 83 and
that figure, or $9,273,091.13. If. In addi
tion, the Legislature approves of my fur
ther recommendation for pay of troops
and servlco at the border, and for the
other Items aggregating approximately
$2,45,000, the deficit will be $11,731.
091.13 and not $19,000,000."
LOAF OF BREAD LEADS TO TALL.
Alan It Costa Ilroofcljrn Man Con
siderable Monej-.
Tt cost Miller 15. Foulke. 736a Union
street, Brooklyn, a considerable sum of
money, no end of trouble and a day in
the Raymond etrcct Jail to "Insist on his
rights," only to lose them In the end
nd all for a 5 cent loaf of bread.
His troubles began on an elevated car
of the New York Consolidated Railroad
at the Coney Island terminal when
Foulke refused to turn the bread Into
the lost and found department at the re
quest of a guard. He said he would
take the package home with him and ad
vertise it.
The guard Insisted, and Foulke accom
panied him to a polico station, where he
was arrested and parolled, the police
having opened the package and discov
ered the loaf. Next day Magistrate Vor
hecs held him in ball of $J00 for Special
Sessions, and It was not until the follow
ing day that he obtained It.
Foulke waa discharged In Special Session.-!
and brought suit against the rail
road company, a, subsidiary of the B.
n. T., for $15,000, charging malicious
prosecution. Yesterday Supreme Court
Justice Manning dismissed his complaint.
INSTRUCTION. I INSTRUCTION. ,
BROOKLYN New Toek. BROOKLYN New York.
Announcement
The Long Island College Hospital
requires the completion of two years of study in a
college of liberal arts for entrance to the medical
course. Columbia University will give a two year
premedical course at the Long Island College Hos
pital in Brooklyn for students intending to enter
the latter institution. The next premedical class
will be made up February 5, 1917, and will be pre
pared for entrance in the fall of 1918. Address all
inquiries to Mr. G. H. Dwenger, Registrar, Long
Island College Hospital Faculty, Henry and Amity
Streets, Brooklyn, New York.
NEW YORK'S
PRIVATE
SCHOOLS
TOUN'Ci MEN AND BOTS.
bkrkei.kv.irvi.no SCHOOL.
From Primary to College." Oym.,
flwlm-g Pool. etc. 37th yew. 309-15 W.
3rd St. Tel. Hcbuyler 4SJ8.
BARNARD SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Fleldston, West 342(1 Ht. Hoys may remain
all day, including Hat'y. Cindy hour. Ten
nis Courts. Ath. Field. Kind to College.
FOR GIRLS ANI YOUNG WOMEN.
TIIK BARN ARII SCHOOL FOR CIKLN.
Kindergarten to College. Graduates in
leading Colleges, (lymnanlum and Tennis.
Catalogue. 42.1 West Math Street.
BOTH HEXES.
THE BROW N NCIIOOL OF TUTORING
241 West 73th Street. Col. 8894.
Founded 190H. one at a time with teacher.
All day study. Two yearn wsrk in one.
The School Where Iterorda Are Made.
Learn to Concentrate.
Clark School for nmrntratlon.
MO Weal 73th St., N.r.C. Tel. 741 Cel.
ETHICAL CULTURE SCHOOL
Central Park West and Slity-thlrd Street.
From Kindergarten to College.
Athletic Field. Open Air Departmentt.
ItWIGHT SCHOOL. 72 Park Ave., bet
38-30. Day Dcpt of New York Prepara
tory School. Thorough work', limited
elaMcs. mod, fees. New term lxTJ.Jari.29tb
THIS DIRECTORY Al'PKAKH II4.ILT
SUNDAY. HATES ON RF.UUESI'.
THE SCHOOL. COLLEGE AND CAMP
BUREAU. N, Y. SUN. N. Y. CITY.
rOlt BOYS ANL YOU.NO MEN,
NEW JERSEY Lakewt:.
ni.AKE TUTORING SCHOOL,
Llkewnod, N. J.
Itspldprpparstlnnfnri(,psr. Indlrlduil Initrur
tlon. Horseback riding, golf, etc. Fine climate.
NEW YORK CITY, New York.
JlQvYofkTrepdrdtorf
1Z PARK A V.. bet. Sth Hnd 301 h sU., N. Y.
Cur, Franklin A Jrrferiion Avi llltoOKI.T.V
HA VR o.mm oi: Mom: VKAns-iv
REG
BERKF.I.KV.IRVINO SCHOOL.
I-JI5 West Urd St.. N. T.
"From Primary to Collage,"
L. D, HAY. ll.adraaitsr.
LAWYER SUED FOR $67,000.
'porn' V. nnnrhlr'n farmer Wife
Hn lie Stopped Allowance.
Mitt. Florence I'Tyles Bauchle, second
wife of George Young naurhlc, lawyer
nnd .sports-man, filed suit In the Supreme
Court yesterday against her former liu
band for 567,000 damage, because, no
cording to her complaint, he hn failed
to pfty her the allowance stipulated In
an tillcRcd agreement,
Hcforo aim obtained a dIVorce from
him at Reno, Nov., on December 20,
191.1. accoftllng to her affidavit, he made
a settlement by which. In return for not
asking for' alimony In her action, the
was to receive a maximum of $400 a
month and a minimum of $150. The
amounts he paid, she says, gradually de
creased from the maximum until on De
cember 1, lft 15, they ceased altogether.
Hauchlc has an Income of $15,000 a
jcar, the pays.
1,228,000 POLICIES
ISSUED BY N. Y. LIFE
Company Now Has Total In
surance in Force of
$2,511,000,000
I'ollcks Issued by the New York
Life Insurance Company to the number
of 1,228,000. covering 1,000,000 lives,
were In force December 31 last, the
total Insurance In force amounting to
$2,311,000,000. according to the seventy
second annual report, which has Just
been issued. Other large figures are
given In the statement.
The Income In 1916 was $13S.000,000,
the admitted assets on December 31
were $806,000,000, the legal liabilities
$723,000,000, and the reserves for divi
dends and contingencies $138,000,000.
I'aj ments made to policy holders dur
ing the year reached a total of $81.
000.000, Including $19,000,000 In divi
dends, and new Insurance amounting to
$263,000,000 was written.
A summary of the company's opera
tions during the seventy-two years
shows that It lias received from policy
holders $1,870,000,000, and has paid to
and now holds for their benefit $2,031,
000,000. Interest earnings have more
than paid the total expenses of the busi
ness a remarkable record.
The Armstrong laws of 1906 fixed a
limit of $150,000,000 on the amount of
business which any life company might
do In one year. As all business was
done under the limit as to expenses
fixed by law, this arbitrary limit upon
the amount of business was regarded
as unjust, and the law was so amended
that an excess above $150,000,000 was
allowed, the amount of this excess to
be determined by the economy with
which the business was operated.
Under this rule the New York Life
company has steadily increased Its limit
until in the year Just closed It was 1260.
000,000. It exceeded this by $2,500,000,
but with the consent of the Insurance
Department this Is allowable, the ex
cess being deducted from the .Unit of
the following year.
The report shows a reduction In the
mortality and expense rates and an In
crease in Interest rate and In new busi
ness. New'features of the company's poli
cies cover the risk of total disability
from accident or disease and payment
of double the face of the policy In case
of accidental death, while the Insured
Is a passenger on a common carrier.
LANGUAGES.
NEW YORK CITY. New York.
SPANISH
TRBNOII
GERMAN
ITALIAN
Betin to speak at oner
Wan1': no time on appoint
menu. Learn In the prlraer
of your home or office durlni
apart momenta, free from tni
embsrrassmenta of the clan
a room or teacner.
Language Phone Method
And Itoeenthal'e Practical I.tngulstrr
A system of dine recorda and text books that
If I Imnle. Inexnenttve and ccinvenlenfc. Vm. h-
, lite ll Ins voice of a natlre profmior pronounca
Ine foreign Isnitutce until you muter it. You
' ran ute your own machine: our records fit all.
Call for free demonstration or write for booklet.
'J HE LANGUAGE PUONb' METHOD
lOvl'utnamllldc., a Wot 46th St.. naarJtu tt.
BOTH SEXES.
lYEW YORK CITY, Mew Tat.
STEWART Booklet explains tVIIT
AUTO our course Is BEST. Inspect
SCHOOL, our plant and be convinced.
!!5 W.SJthM. Ladles-clsases.
PRIVATE
SCHOOLS
TV ere are ta many eicrJlent intti.
tttiom that it is difficult for parent)
(o decide which to select. To help
tolve your problem unbiassed infor.
nation bearing on your particular
initance and booklets of any school
cr collcie will be sent you free upon
itquut. Write, stating near what
(ity or town you would ltk your
children to be, what kind of schojl
and how much you desire to spend
(cr tuition and support, Immedi.
attly upon reading this advertisa.
cent write to
The New York Sun
fcheal, Callsi and Camp Bureau,
MO Nasaau St., Nasr Tark.
PLANS FOR RELIGIOUS CENSUS.
("hnrchrs Appoint rB,4H)0 Onn
vnsscrs for Krbrtmry 4.
Two hundred pastors of all denomina
tions, Protestant, Catholic and Jewish,
gathered jesterday afternoon In the as
hcmbly room of tl'o Metropolitan Life
Htilldlng to discuss plans for the relig
ious census that Is to he taken In, New
York February 4. J. Shrcve Durham,
International cuperlnlendcnt of Home
Visitation, prnldcd and made the chief
address.
llr. Durham quoted the Government
census, which state that only 38 per
cnt. of the population goes to any
church or Sunday school, and declared
that It didn't give a true view of the sit
uation. "The Government can't take n relig
ious census," he said. "Suppose the cen
sus taker comes to your door and your
mam or your wile nnswers. It Just de-
pendj on liow polite tlic man Is and how ' of 'he Mutual Truxt Company of Orange,
our maid or your wife feels whether or o was sentenced by Chief .Justice Hum
not they answer questions like that fully mere last Saturday, was taken yesterday
and ronertly. It requires tact to tret a to Trenton to beRlii lain term In State
religious census, and 1 prefer to believe 1 prison of from seven to fourteen years,
the results of tho census our Home Vlsl-1 Hatrh looted tho bank by the aid of false
tatlon people have taken In the various Icertlficatefi of deposit amounting to J840,
cities and which shows that out of the 000.
ISLAND OF
ENCHANTMENT
A climate soft as June; cities and harbors vivid with
the glamour and romance of Old-World life such is
tropical Porto Rico, quaintest of our island possessions.
16-Day Cruise
All Expenses
HAVANA ffcTO
A delightful tropical climate: ro
mantic old-world surroundings.
Comfortable modern hotels.
Outdoor sports; horse racing at
Oriental Park.
KxcrUrnt passenser accommoda
tions on large, twln-scrow steam
ships sailinp; under tho American
Flan. SalllnKs from New Yorlc.
Thursdays and Saturdas.
NassauintheBahamas
lliilllant social life at splendid ho
tels, tiolf, ikjIo. tcnrtls, ruotoriiiK.
surf bathing. Wonderful cllmatf.
Sallinfi from New York Thursdays.
AVtr. Iicice-n-treek serrice
Ixglnning Jan. 8. 1017,
btlirrenJacksontille.Fla.,
and Xassau.
Mexican cruise. IM days. Inclutllnis
Havana, Cuba. Progreso and
era Cruz, Mexico.
Salllnirs fortnlt?litly on Thursda) s
WARD LINE
New Tork aaj CAt MaQ S. S. Co.
Gaswal Offic., Foot of Wall St , H.T.
FLORIDA
Travel at ynur own conven-
lenco on Imllvldiial tirkMs In
eluding mcaU and stutrroom
acrnmmodntions. Fast, com
fortahlp strainiTs direct to
JACKSONVILLE
Calling at Charleston, S. C.
1Q One Round $0 A .80 and
li7 Way Trip 01 up
Connections for CarollnH and
Florida rerts. dioludliiK Talru
lleacli, St, JVlersljiirc, -Miami,
Havana,
CLYDE STEAMSHIP CO.
Tier IM North Hlvrr. New York
Cljy Ticket omec. U'.)0 Hroadway
If
COMMCNIE CutRAIETlAirSaTlsiritUf
Express Postal Service
HEW YORK -BORDEAUX PARIS
S. S. CHICAGO
Saturday, January 13, 3 P. M.
tU TOURAINE . . Sal., Jan. 27, 3 P. M.
ROCHAMBEAU Sat., Feb. 3,3 P.M.
tESPAGNE .Sat., Feb. 10, 3 P. M.
HL'lili'fM'1"- 'r'tsl X Nerond Calilii.
COMPANY S OFFICE jnmatf h.,n. t.
uumrnni t urribC l-iionellroadooo.
American Line
ALL AMERICAN STEAMERS
Under the American Flag
N.Y. Liverpool, Pier 62, N.R., Noon
HI. I'nul Istn. l3New York,... Jan. 10
White Star Line
New York Liverpool
..,r"lu,r 'or "alllnas. Kir.
ornci;.ulfwAv, n. y. f.i. oooo it.ctor.
tTKA.MHIIIP IIOKKIN to any part.
Official Acenl all lines,
asymoad as Mhltcomb Co.. lit tth AT..N.1.
yliii li ii in
43,000,060 persons visited 94 per cent go
to church."
, January 21 all New York ministers
are to appeal from their pulpits or In
tho case of those who hold services Fri
day or Saturday It will Im done January
19 or 20 for volunteer censua takers.
New York will be parcelled off Into thirty
districts nnd It will requite nt least
65,000 canvassers to reach all of tho
5,500,000 persons In those thirty districts.
nitn .Newspaper Mnn Held.
Charged with getting theatre tickets
by representing himself as n newspaper
man. SIdnev Cohen. IS, a Knlesmnu, was
hnhl In l.",nn I, nil i. Mnnicrn. m......i...
In West Side Court yesterday. It Is al-
icged mat ne represented himself as
John It, Hastings, managing editor of
the Evening Journal, and got two tickets
from Henjamln Carter, treasurer of Hm
J George M. Cohan Theatre.
nntik Wrecker Oft lo I'rlauit,
Kdwln IT. Hatch of Mnnlcwood. wrerlier
$94.
50
And
Up
You make the voyage from
New York to and around
the island and return to
New York stopping at prin
cipal ports using the steamer
as your hotel for the entire
voyage. 10,000 ton vessels.
Sailing under the American
Flag. Write for booklet.
CRUISING DEPARTMENT
Porto Rico Line
11 Broadway, New York
BERMUDA
A delightful Ocean Sail of
1.140 miles by Quebec
S. S. Co.'a
S. S. "BERMUOIArf
with several dayi on these
charming coral iilandi.
Tickets, including Travel.
Hoteli, Carriage Drives,
I Boating Trip, etc..
Toura 5 Days and Lonfer
$33:22 w
Next Sailing. Jan. 17. 24, 31. etc.
Descrlpthe circulars, bertha and full In
formation from
THOS. COOK & SON
afll fifth Ave.. -JOM llroadway. N. T.
BERMUDA
"40 Hours Irifm r'rust to f-'lntrrrt,"
; from N. Y. - Npleiulld Hotel..
I'nenualled Sailing. ItathliiK A Fishing,
(iolf. Tennis, t'jtling. Iirlilng, etc.
ITS. S. "BERMUDIAN"
Sailiue from N
frJSr S. S. "TRAS OS MONTES"
17,000 Tims llisplarement.
IteitlnnlnK Early l!H7 Winter Scaon.
Fir Illustrated ttonklcts apply tn Oliehee
ts. to.. .Ti'tlriiudnaf . N. V.: Thos
fk A. Son. 24.1 and aosi ll'way. 204 and
,M1I OlhAv . Ra mnnd A Whltcotnli. 22.oth
. (1. K, .Marstcrs. I2IC. ll'way. Frank
Tiuirlst Co., :i!iO H'way, and .',th Av
(iillixpie. Muimrts tc Ilcinl. ;:oo-ll sth
A , MrCann'a Tours, la2S llriw.ln.iy
CUNARD
K.gular rassrnirr and Carlo Srjli
NEW YORK LIVERPOOL
NEW YORK-FAI MOI1TH-I ONnniM '
NEW YORK BRISTOL
CUNARD nRAPTS p...i,i. in r...., n.:,.:- I
and Ireland. Lonirnitnl Kcliable. Low Kates.
For further Information apply
I 21 Stale St., New York. If I. U.IOU Broad.
DKI.ICIITriTI. SIIOHT SKA TRIP.
llsstful e.ml ll.'sllhtiil
SAVANNAH LINI1. Ill West :d St., N. V
OI.II DOMINION I.INK. To all points
South and West, llvtry nsskrlay, 3 v. M.,
Plsr Jo, Norlh nivsr. Tsl. 3J0O rninklln.
CANADIAN TACiriO HAIIAVAY CO.
J!3t IlrouclwaT. N. V. city.
FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON $3.00
eitra. Iv. Pier 14, N It., ft,
Fulton nt.
aany ai o r si. muiic
w Indon (Nornlrli) Llna sir. Iv. Plsr i
41. N. It., ft. Houston Ht.. e Sun., SiJO p.
M.j Pier 70, E. R., fl E. HA Rt., t 00 P M
New listen I.lns str. Iv. Pier 31, E. It .
ft. Catharine St., ei Sun. 2 00 P M I
BrldgrriortLlne.ei.Hun.slr.lv Plsr 27 K
n.. 3 p ai., pisr 70. k. ::u st 3 n p. m,
"the piihmc nr. pi.EAsrn."
BOSTON $2.65
PROVIDENCE D$z $1.60
jl
smw,vww-. , .Willi IteiUHIilllI I'nx, . nui .-ve., prior to
PROVIDENCE "x&at' Sl.fifl'J"n- " l!"c' loN"'
COLONIAL LINE
ALI, OUTSIDE NTATKHO.IMS, fl TO tS.
Weak days and Sundays at 5 P. M. from
Pier 39, M. R.. foot West Houston at.
'Phone Sprlnc 4ll.
BOSTON
Wercester, $1,410: Prnsldenre direct. I
54)
lurMiiisc STiTsnnnua a
Dally, Including Sunday, Si'oo 'p.' f.
From Pier II. E. R, Phona TOO Deakman
L'lty TleHet Office, 2io Hroadway, N, Y.
Kastern Steamship l.lncs Metropolitan
Line Pavensr Service tmprarlly dis
continued. Lines from l!oslu tn Portland.
Uangor, Et. John, N. U., and Yarmouth, N.a
WINTER RESORTS.
NEW JERSEY Atlantlo City.
ATLANTIC CITY.
pieie is adiroct and
immediate benefit in
the air of the scaanda
charminit'.? environment.
HotclDennisprovidw
atJiorouhricjoicairifbTt
and entertainment that
enriches thathencfit and
charm to the utmost.
Unexcelled in itv?
ocoanfrontlocation.
Conducted ontbc AmaiicanPlan.
Capacity 600 ,
watcrJ.Biizby
HOTEL ST. CHARLES
with its handsome new 12.tory nrepruot
audition. Capaclts' 500, On the ncenn trnnt.
Orchestra. Noted for aarviv anil cuinlnt.
Hot ami Oolil Cci liter In alt bath". rpr.
clous porches nU sun parlor. Auto buses
meet all trains.
SPECIAL Wl.NTint IIATES.
1HE LEADING RESOKT HOItXOf THt WORLD
snatIborougfi''SfcnMm
ATLANTIC CITY.-M.J.
OWNERSHIP MMMUMINT.
JOalAH WHITE a 5QN3 COMPANY
NEW JERSEY LakewoX.
LAUREL INTHE PINES
I.AKFWOtin. N. i.
A Modern Ilclet in a Koted Winter Rtsor!.
SHELTERED DRIDAL PATHS, WELL
KEPT WALKS. ATTRACTIVE DRIVES
TENNIS COl'RTfl & rUTTINO OREKN3
UNEXCELLED GOLF COURSE
DAILY CONCERTS AND DANCES
Ilranch Office) Chandler Rroa. Co., Brokers
FIUNK F. SUITE. .Mgr.
Laurel House
Likewood, New Jersey
A delightful place to ipend
the Winter and Spring Season
A. J. MURPHY. MANAOER
C. V. MUUJ'HY.' ASST MANAGER
' GEORGIA Augusta.
Hotel Bon Air
AUGUSTA, GA.
j N'ow open. A convenient n3 delljfhtful
Place to ipend'your holidays. Good driving
1 and motortnr, excellent saddle horse and
til outdoor iportt.
fAddreMC.G. TRUSSELL, Manager
FLORIDA.
TIIK WEST t'OAST OF FI.IIRlna
L'...'".'. 'd'?hMn,.J '"r'. " ?nderfiil
i-iinimr riiun-!i ine lourisi in enjoy out -
door sports throughout season. Address
R. R's, Hd. of Trilde. Hotels.
3i aim:.
Winter Sports Vnder Ideal Conditions
BETHEL INM hf.tiu:i.. mi:
Perfect!) Appnltited Resort lintel.
L H. CI LLC Y, Mgr.
WEST V1ROIMA.
IhtEfetnbncfn'ir,yuV'y;
Va
pean Plan. I
HALES BY AUCTION.
Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms, Inc.
:i.U-1tl Fourtli e.. S, K. Cor. 2Sth St
llenr.t 4. Ilarlman. Auctioneer.
('in-.olldated Salo So Lid by Auction of
The Provident Loan Society
ot New York
"f the collalcrnl for unpaid leans nude
preWnus to and incjudinic scptemlier ao.
lUl.'i. at the fnlluwiru: otrii-e
:iltl l ounh ieiiue.
Loans tn No. n.-,.2Hi. lorliivhc.
im l.ldrldiie Mreet
'.cans to No. I.'.tui'rj, Incluslie
7.MI Seieutb rniie.
Loans to No. 22.914. inejuslve.
t'lltli M. and l-etlncton Sir.
Loans to No. 21.3sh. iircltislve.
UK) (irand Street.
lxans to No. t2.1.2'.io. Includve
Ihii East 75d Steret.
Loans In Nn. lM.2.'f Inclusive.
East Houston Street.
Loan to No 172.07. Inclusive.
Mstli St. altd t'mirttuiull Ar Urons.
Joatl to Nn l:i,S72. illrhlitn,
Simltli and Lltlitgston SI... Ilrnokln.
Loans to No. 7,3."ti, lucludte.
'it Craham Atenue, llrooklyn.
i-ihiih in .u is.n.,'j. inciuste,
IMtkln and ItorkaHay ei,. Ilrooklrn.
i .nans io ,o, ii.Ntri, inciunc,
Jo be held Mcdnemdav and Hiuradar,
Jaiuiar 17 and IK, IU17. rrom 'i;.tO A. M.
KihitiHiiMi MondAj and TuevJay.
Januarv 1.1 and Iti
I'AWN H KOK Kit S SAI.K.
I.. I. riRrmw, Aurt'r, C, Itower.r. aatla
10 A. M. unredeemed pledges of eeiy d-
enpuon ror unpaia oan rrom tne follow.
Inr pawnhrolisrs, Ineluillnc; a'l diamonds,
rublss, sapphlrrs, pf-arN, emeralds, all othsr
stonrs nn.t or sst In rings, arrlnes, pins.
Unas, Cliams, siun., iirat-Piri,, lOCKt
oth,'r niotmilntj. nil J.wslry. tcliss. si!
1 cameras, all other Roods pledced previous
LV,. "S.,"n",UD"" snt.onsd.
.luu 1", Clin. Ismr & Cn . fis; 6th Avm
from S"pt l. 1"I5, to Nov. s, ISIS, from
Nos. C7T tn 1161. all Ineluslvr.
.Ian 1" -Will. Slmpon Co., 1S1 Hon',
ery. prior Nov 10. 1I5, to No. tOISO.
.Ian. IT A. Ilriiclsr. Ine. S5! Cnlumbus
'. prior Use. 1(1. 1515, to No J6000
Geo. Weuter. H,0 9 til Al. .Ian. " 191 tf
.Isn. Is nnulinbl f'ersnnsl jin Co .
now lltli PI. IVrsonnl l.o.m Co., 3 i:. 4n,
-t . prior Jihim 3, 1915. to No. 32fi. u
.sewcorn a: .-.on. .1,53 avp, prior jsn.
1 9 1 . Nos 77.,. s to SHU A S Welti,
lurcer ;ni Ao. A, prior Jim. s. 1916.
.IOnKPII SIIONfiOOIPS SONS, Julius
Kllnllltood, tlK t., 94 Hon ery, sell 10 A M
.Ian 12 Dl.iniondt. winches. Je elrv'
allverwaie. Ac. Isaac & Davis, H0S Mvrt'e
Ae llrnnltlyn '
Inn. li fnredcemed ple.lces, diamonds
waL ht". Unelrv. sllerare. odds n,i
ends ji:ici iiros . i,; iiii ,.
lo 10- I'nrclfemed rleilces. diamonds .
watches. Jewelry, silverware, odds and '
ends, Kv iiledxed prior Dec. 24, 1915, to!
No 159?!, I.omhoric Ilros , S39 cth Ve t
Also similar pnods, from No. 19196 to No.
7H tn .Lin 1, l'.'H. H. Sllverslone, 21
llroome M j
.Ian 17 t'nrfdeemed nledces dlamnn,i.
, wali'lip. Jcwolry, slUerivure. ndits and
ends, .c . fiom No. 7S0D to 77C49, n:.'
nloilxea pii.ir In Nov. 13. 1913. nnd nil older
' dales (lolilschnildt Urns., 2S2 West I2.,lli i
St forinrn 22 1 r, Slh Ave. I
; Inn. Is rnreileemnl pledges, dlnmonds
i w.ttclies, Jewelry, silverware, odds and
fends nf very description, furs, Ac, pledjced
JAfdll SHONCl'T, Auctioneer, 9S Bow.
ery. sells at 10 K. M t
Jim. 12I.aiBo cnnsltrnment of fine dls.
innnils, wnlihes anil jewelry.
Jan I' I .irso consignment of fna din
innnils, wati Iw s. Jewelry and very fine as
sni'inehl of ndds nil, I ends.
.Inn. Hi t'lnthiiig. Ac, prior Jan. ,
1918, fl. IMolsicin A: Co.. 2629 II Ave: T
Michael, ton 2d Ave: Itlilgewoofl Loan Of.
lien, HronkUn. ,1 Weinberger (Security
l.non Of lit c. successors), 193 Ave, A. from
No. K000 in 1900.
Jan. 1 Jewclrv. watches, diamonds and
nil pledges prior Jan. 11. 19HI. M. Fried
nionn, 9'i 2d Ave ; A. Krlodmann'a Sons
344 H Housion Si.
J'KNTIIAI, AITCTION CO., SI. Sheehan,
Auclloneer. 13'! (nn Street, sells Jewelrr
al II A M,. cluthltiB nt 10 A. M
.Inn. IS Hv .1. Mniion A Co., ,;j p,ul
ltnw. All unredeemed pledges ot pearls,
diamonds and other precious stones
watilirs, JOAi'liy. ellverware, it., pledged
previous to No. 1,5000. Dec. 1, 1916, and all
articles held from former aales.
1 m9WWMi
SUMMONSES.
NEW TOHK SUPItlSMB COURT, NEW
VOIIK COUNTY.
JOHN M. noWEns and WIM.IAM C.
DOWEItfi, as Trustees under a deed it
trust, dated the first day of Starch, im
(between FTIEDKKICK UEHHAttD. party
of the first part, I.OUIRR M. (inririAttD.
party of the second part, and JOHN 11.
DOAVEItS and WILLIAM C BOWBKS, par
ties of the. third part), Plaintiffs, aialnst
LOUISE M. CLEW8 Cormerly Oebhard)
and MAnr I. NKIUSO.V, Defendants. Sum
mons. Trial desired In the County of New
York. County Clerk's Index No. o:3J
Tear IMS.
TO THE ADOVE-NAMED. DEFENDANTS:
VOU ARE HEREBY TOMMONED to
answer the complaint In this action, and
to serve a copy or your answer on the
plslntlffa' attorney within twenty (50) days
after the service of this summons, exclusive
of the day of service: and In case of your
failure to appear or answer, Judgment
will be taken against you by default for
the relief demanded In the complaint.
Dated, New York", September 21th. Ills.
B. AY.MAIt 8ANDH, Attorney for rtalntlrrs.
No. 46 Cedar Street, Tlorouih of Man
hattan, New York, N. Y
TO THE DEPENDANT. LOflSE M.
CLEWH (formerly UEHHAltD): .
The foregoing summons is sened upon
you. by publication, pursusut to an order
of Hon. Hamuel Oreenbaum, a Justice of
I the Hupreme Court of the Slate of New
York, dated the Ulh day of December,
i lslii. and tiled with the comDlalnt. In the
office, of the Clerk of the County of New
York, at the County Court House, In the
Ilorough of Manhattan, City of New York,
Said order of publication was filed Decem
ber 22nd, 19H, and said complaint was
filed December 22nd. ISIS.
Dated. New York, December 22nd, till.
11 AY.MAtl fl ANDrt. Attorney for Plain-
tiffs. Office and. I'o.t Office Address, No.
4S Cedar Street, tforough of Manhattan,
New York City, N. T.
NEW YORK 8 U PR EM 13 COURT, NEW
YORK COUNTY. Harrison Hewitt, as ad
ministrator of the estate of Edward P.
Judit, deceased, plaintiff, against Sarah
Judd Keene, defendant, Summons.
To the above named Defendant:
You ere hereby summoned to answer th
complaint In thla action, and to servo a
copy of your answer on tin PlalntlfTa At.
torney within twenty days after the.ser
vice 'jf this summons, exclusive of the day
of service; nnd In caso of your failure to
appear, or anawcr. Judgment will be taJcen
against you by default for the relief da
mniuled In the complaint.
Dated October 6. 1316.
ARTHUR H. BI88ELL, plaintiff's Attorney.
Office and Post Office Address: No. 65
Liberty street. Borough of Manhsttan. City
of New York.
To the Detendsnt Sarah Judd Keene: The
foregolnc summons la served upon you. by
publication, pursuant to an order of Hon
orable Eugene A. Fhllbln, a Justice of ths
Supreme Court of the State of New York,
dated the 2ith day of November, lilt, and
died lth the complaint. In the office of
the clerk of the County of i'e w York t the
Borough of Manhattan. City of New York.
N. T.
Dated December 1st, lilt.
ARTHUR II. BISSELU Attorney for the
Plaintiff, S: Liberty street. JJorotagh of
Manhsttan, City of New York.
FORECLOSURE SALBs.
flCPRKMB fOfllT, COUNTV OF NEW
YORK. a. s.: Abraham II. Levy. Plaintiff,
against "has. 1 Weinsteln Realty torn
pany et at , Defendanta.
In pursuance nf a Juilgment of forecloa
ttre Hnd sale m.ule anJ entered in the
aboe entltleil action, and bearing date the
27th day of October, 1SH, I, the under
stand, the Referee In said ludrment
t named, will sell a I'ubllc Auction, at the
r;xcnange alesootns. os. is-is eay
Street. In Hi- Borough of Manhattan. City
of New York, on the 20th day of November.
1916. at 12 o'clock noon on that day, ny
Joseph I1. Day. Auctioneer, the premises
directed by ssld Judgment to be aold and
therein described as follows:
ALL those two certain lots, placet or
parcel, nf land, with the bulldlnga and Im-
provementa thereon erected, situate, lying .
and belnff In the Uorouah of Manhattan.
Olty of New York, County of New York
ami Mate or lork. n the southerly!
side of Nineteenth Street, and which taken
together are bounded nnd described as fol
lows: j
HKOINNINO at a point on the south
westerly side nf Nineteenth Street, distant
one hundred and ninety-seven M37) feet
southeasterly from the southeasterly cor
ner of Seventh Avenue jnd Nineteenth
Street, running thence sotithts esterly, par
allel nlth Seventh Axenue, ninety-three
Sf 3 feet and six Inches, thence southeast
erly and nearly parnllet with Nineteenth
Mreei. roriv-si m$i reet and tnree inches
' 7 lr.- ""LV,'."".'.'! . -F"m''Z!
t,,! ,nu three .31 Inches, to the aouth-
1 esterly side nf Nineteenth Street and
UhV,I':.L........i.. .1.1- ..li'tlj .a1.
I Nineteenth Street forty-four f 4 4 feet to
" . the point or place of beginning, be the
i ssin uimensions more or less
' The premises hereby fntendei
d described
the entire lots and preml.es knonn by th'
.street numbers 14 4-116 West Nineteenth
Street.
Dated. New Yark. October :sth. 19U.
i FRANCIS W. POLLOCK Referee.
JEROME? A. KOIIN. Attorney for Plaintiff.
MOO Fifth Avenue. New York City.
W ?th St
1ST' tV '
I n
, u' i cH
Thr MDnruxltnalf amount of the llfn or
1 i iKifRt, to satlufy i lilrh the abo d
vcrib'ii propfrty l. to bf salil, Ik
ulth fnicrfst therron from the 24th day of
i October. 1 9 1 . trtKtthT with Ihn coiti and
' ullnn aitcp, amouutliiK to SC31.49, with in
1 teat fiom October 27 th, IM6, tosether
with the xp9nr, of tli Bal". Th ap
i pruxtiiMtA ninmint of thf taf, anT-i-I
nnntt and water t.ite or othr lien vJilch
are to be allows) to th purcliaaer out of
th purrh.ia monet or patd by the Kef-
eree. In Jl, 750.00 and Interent.
Dated. New Vork, Ortober 2Slh. I9tC,
j FItANCIS W lOM,oriC. Iteftree.
The rate fn the above entitled action It
i herebv adjonrnftt to Mondav. December
iih, 131 6. nt the anif hour and place.
Dated. Nn Vork, November 20th. UtC.
i kam;in w t'Oi,iori, uererea.
The ale In the above entitled action li
hereby further adjourned to Monday, De
cember ISth, 1916, at the fame hour and
plare.
Dated. New Vork, December 4th, 1M,
FHANCIS W. I'OLLOCIC. I!efere.
The sflle In the abOe entitled action
hereby further adjourned tn Friday, De
cember .'9th, at the aam hour and
jtlace.
Dated. New Y rk. December Sth. 19U.
FRANCIS W roi.I.OMC, lleferee
Th sale In th above entitled action li
herebv further wd.ourned to Fridnv. Jnmi.
f prv 5t'1' niT' at hour and pt.ice.
Dated, New York, December ISth, ISIS.
I i. u. rubuoni, Meferee,
Thi ae in the above entitled action l
herebv further adlourned to Frldav, Janu-t
nry l?lh, 1917. at the "same hour and ntace. i
Hated. New Tork. .lanuarv Sth. 1517.
iv..v-i.- ruijuui i, ttereret.
in FortEfi.osi'iu: supreme cotmT.
COUNTT OF NEW TOUK -THE HOW
fittv SAVi.Mi.i ua.-sk, I'laintin, aaatnat
KRnn SOHl'l.TZ and oth, r. Defendants'
Clerk's File No. 4.S, Yssr 1.1. PAD.
WAI.ADKli. WICKUHPIIA.M TAFT.
I'lolnllrts Attornes, 10 Wall Street, Nsir
Vork
Jurlirment entered Dwceniher 13th, 1M6.
Pursuant to saM Judxnient the undersigns,
will sell at public auction nt ths Uxchanjre
Salesroom. Nos. 14-16 Vesey Street, In Hor
ourli of Manhattan. City of New Tork, at
i: o rincK ouon, on January i,lll, 1S1T, bv
i .Tosenli P. Da. Auclloneer. (he mntir....l
premises directed by said Judgment to be
sold, sltustert nn th south side of 31st
street In said HorouKh. berlnnlnr 123 feet
of ,h snulliwest corner of said street
' Sixth avenue, evtendlnc west 50 feet In
' wlt,lh ln H,", 61 and one Inch In
, the rear bv 131 feet and ! Inihea In depth
' on ,ld'- a."u ."S..''?1 .:'. ..lnch" 011
1 "t " sccuon j. uiock suo, airesi .nos
121 and 130.
TVest 31st Street.
Si) ii
17(.0
Ths properly will be sold free and clear
nt all encumbrances and liens except any
question of title to asir premises by reason
of the encroachment uy the westerly walls
of the liu II dine on the premises adjoining
on the east to the extent of two Inches and
by the fact that the chimney ot the aald
buildings Is built Into the nail of the build.
Ine on said mortgaged nremlaea aa shown
by a siirvsy of said mortgaged nremlaea aa
In possession made by Ueorge C, Hollerith
oated April ITtli, 1902,
Approximate amount of mortgage debt,
coats nnd allowances, SS9, 471.19; taxes and
water ratea. 13. 3.9.00.'
Dated, New Vork, December 2lh, 1111,
CHARLES I.. HOFFMAN. Referee.
I.OSTT OR STOLEN Hank book No. 177..
196 ot the Emigrant Industrial Savings
Hank: payment stopped: please return
book to bank, No, 61 Chambers Si.
TOM BALK.
THE Itncr.lVlinS of the Mason Seaman
Transportation Company. 53 Weal 7th
Street, offer th entire plant for sal and
will also sell Individual rabs, parts, and
surpllsa.
THE WEATHER
TO-DAY AND
Steamship Arrivals and Departures Outgoing
Foreign Mails.
THE WEATHER.
I'or eastern New York, fair and con
tinued cold to-day j Is-merrow, overcast,
probably with snow, and not quite, so
told strong northwest winds, dlmlnlahlng.
tor New Jersey, fair and continued cold
to-day; to-morrow, overcast, probably
nun snow, ana silently nigner tempera-
turei
For north. rr vi iSn.iiVi. rale 'mil con.
irciu norinwesc winas, uimininiuna.
and not quit ao colds strong northwest
""' uiminisning.
Par sllthrn V Pnatind falp mtA ran
tlnued cold to-day: to-morrow, overcast,
probably followed by snow, and slightly
warmer temperature; strong northnest
winds, dlmlnlihlng.
I-or western New York, probably fair
and not nulte so cold to-day, probably
rniiowed by snow at night: to-morrow,
probably ants'; modsrata variable winds,
' om'nsT t"h easterly. -
NEW YORK. Jan 12. The storm which
occupied the Eastern States on Wednesday
moved rapidly eastward off the middle At
lantic coast and lta cehtre was beyond ob
servation yesterday.
The pressure continued low over the At
lantic States and was low In. the Northwest
from, a centre, of depression north of Mon
tana, but high pressure prevailed over most
of the country, and that area, of hl;h which
exerted the greatest Influence wsa central
over Minnesota and Iowa.
Following closely upon the northwest
quadrant of the storm tt caused much lower
temperature throughout the country east of
the Rocky Mounalns and a cold wave In all
seotlona eaat of the Mississippi River except
the South Atlantlo and Gulf States.
Temperatures In the northeastern quarter
of the country fell twenty to thirty degreea
and were below xero In western New Etifr-
lana. nortnern jjew Yorlc, all but most i
southern parts of the great laes and
westward Into the Dakota.
There s also a little xero weather In
northern Nevada, but It was urnwlnc gen- i
erally warmer In the Rocky Mountain
States and westward and wan above the .
f reetlng point In most of Montana.
Rabidly falllnr tenineratnre raused snow.
n. uuinoer ni poinis in ine isks regions
and southward Into the Tennessee Valley.
cisewnere uie weatner was generally
fair.
In this city the dsy was fair and colder,
wlrrd, -brisk northerly; average humidity.
SS per cent. Larometer. corrected to read
to sen level, at A. M., 5S.S1; 3 P. M-. :,62.
II A. M.
2D Rl
70
N.
'J4
Cloudy
P.M.
29.84
4A
N.W.
117
Clear
Barometer
Hum dltv
Wind direction-. .
ivina velocity. . .
Weather..'
Precipitation
The temperature In this city yestsrday.
as recorded by the official thermometer, Is
shown In the annexed table:
A.M.... Ill IP. M.... 211
OA. M....1A 2 P. M....'J2
10A. M....1A a P.M.... 21
fM....H
7 P. A! ... .1."
..21 9 P. M....1S
.10 9 P. M. ... Ill
17 10 I. M 12
1917. 19 lb'.
11 A. M.
. .17
4 P.M.. .10
6 1'. M . 17
12 M . .. .
20
117. 1JH.
9 A. II
12 Nt. ...
a l. M. ,
1A
.10
a p. M 14
P. M 12
. ..SO
...21
r.i
so
12 Mid 12 311
Highest temperature.
4, at 2:30 P. M
lowest temperature, 12, at 10 I
Average temperature, 18.
M.
ARMY OBDERS..
WASHINGTON. Jan. 11. These array
1 ordera were Issued to-dsy:
First Lieut. Roy W. .Cshbrook. retired,
assistant professor nt military science State
College of Washington, Pullman, Wash, is
appointed an acting quartermaater while
on present duties.
Lieut -Col. J. H. Hotter. Ordnance De
partment, will visit Waterllet arsenal.
New York, and Watertown arsenal, Masss
chusetts on business.
Capt. A. J. Stuart. Coast Artillery, from
coast defences of Manila and report to
Commanding General Western Department.
Major Edward T. Winston, retired. In ad
dition to other duties will relieve First
Lieut. H M. Roach. Jr., retired, of present
duties at Kort McPheraon. Lieut. Roach
will proceed home.
Major Walter C Short, cavalry, la as
signed to Sixteenth Cavalry.
Capt. II. M. Arnold. Signal Corps, from
10 organise seventh Aero squaaron
Capt. .John F. furry, Slinal Corps, from
present duty to Fort Kamehameha, Ha
waii, to organize Sixth Aero Squadron.
Capt. .T. B. Urooka. Slcnal Corp, from
prejent dutlea to Fort Kamehameha. Ha
waii, and report for duty as supply officer
Sixth Aero Squadron
Capt. Thomas S. Moorman, Thirty-seventh
Infantry, 1 relteed from station at
Fort McDowell, California
Flr. I.leut. Arnold N. Krocttad. Twenty
econd Infantry, to partlclDate tn aerial
fllrht.
First I.leut William tf. Peebles, cavalry.
to participate tn aerial filch t.
Capt. Ned B. Keekhof, Field Artillery.
Impector-lnstructor.'wlll return to hla sta -
tlon at Boston for purpose of Instructing
the Nation! Guard.
Capt. Dawson Olmstead. Field Artlllerv.
Inspector-Instructor, will return to proper
station at New York for purpose of In
spectlnr National Ouard.
Capt. W. F. Morrison, Field Art'Uerv
Inspector-Iniructor. 111 return to proper
.station at Wajhlngtoi. for purpose of In -
structlne thoa lonal Ouard.
Capt. V. C rotter. Field Artillery, in -
uDeetor-Instruetor, n lit return to proper
htatlon at Kansas City, Mo., for purpose
of Inntructinc the National (.uard.
capt. Ktnery I . Hmim, Field Artlllerv,
inapector-Inatructor, w ill return to 5an 1
I'ranclsro for purpose of Instructing the
National Ouard. 1
Capt F. Q C Gardner. Coast Artlllerv. :
detached dlibuiMntr officer torpedo depot
Fort Totten, New York, or a-nlstant. will i
visit duilnr the quarter ending Match "t I
Stamford, Conn.- New York city, Bayonne f
and Trenton, N. J., to Inspect submarine
mine material, I
Special ordera December IS amended to t
direct commanding officer Frankford Ar-
Menat. Pennsj Ivanla. or assistant to proceed
to Plttsburr and Dayton, Ohio, on Ord
nance Department business.
The real cunt Ion of Malor Jepenh O
rjarK. i irst tnraniry,
Guard, 1 accepted.
Leaves of abxence
Obarlen C Ilirrold. M
Indiana National
xrti.'edr Major
C Ueorxla Na-
tionl Guard, two months; ("apt. V. It. C.
lafteii, m c , I'ennO 'vania atona: Ouard.
etenslbn fifteen days: FIm! 1 .1 rit William
r Hit mn, Ooat Artlllerv, dets'hed. ten
, NaTT Ordrra.
orders were Issued -A.
Shoemaker, to
1 he nn v
. -Capt
genera.
I iioira
I.leut (Junior crads)
A
Bennett, to
command D-1
I.leut. C S Wrlfht. detached
rnlton.
D-l, to
Enslrn f! r Richardson detached Geor
arla. to Dubuque
Assistant Surr-eon K ,T. Stelb, M. R. c.
to Medical SchooV Washlncton,
Assltant Surf eon A. Robinson, M. R, C,
to Mesllcal School. Washlncton.
Assistant Surneon K. t" Oarr. detached
recrulllnr slitlon. Nashville, Tenn . to
Med lea. I School, Washlncton.
Assistant Surgeon K. K. Krebbe. M. R.
(". detached recrultlnar ststion A'hsny, N.
Y , to Medk.il School Washlncton.
Assistant Surceon K. IJ, I.owmsn, M R
C, detached recruiting1 station Scranion.
Pa , to Medical School, Washington.
Assistant Sureeon S. P. Taylor, .M. R. (
detached recruiting- stallon New Haven.
Conn, to MeilL.il School. Washington
Assistant, Surgeon K. A. Hronn. M n
i-, detached medics' hospital Norfolk, to
Medical School, Washington
Assistant Surgson .1 II Durre;'. M It
c. detached' recruiting sta'lon New O'
leans, I,a to Medlra' Schoo1. Washington
Mosemrnts at Naval vessel..
WASHINGTON. Jan. It The b.utliip'
rkansas has arrived at Norfolk vard,'
battleships Nevada, Pennsylvania, Wjo- '
mine, cruiser Seattle snd destroers!
vvaasworin. rucur. jams, nav-i an,
tonyiigliam a' southern drl'! grounds; '
cruiser lltooklvn a' ManllJt irulser lo.
lumbla. submarine K-l and de.troyer,
vv aiuw-rigiu at iiamp'nu itoads: torpedo
uai unti a ' .iiimu.r viisunei; collier
Jason at Virginia Capes, destrover Lam
eon at Haton Rouge: destrojer Monachal!
at Haton Rouge, tug Padurah a' Tunas de
Z.asa; tug Potomac at Port an Prince; de
stroyer Sterett at Haton Rouge
The destrover Aninien has sailed from
New Tork for Philadelphia; destroyer
Krlceon from New Vork for sea, destroy
ers N'lcliut.nil Mild WlllollIM fl,,,,, Veu- V...V
for sa; tugs Pstap.cn and Patinent from'
Norfolk yard tor i iilebra, P, It , torpedo
boat Porter from Norfolk yard for southern
drill grounds; gunboat Raleigh from .Mare
Island for San Dleco, destroyer Ree from
Pensacola for Charleston, destroyer Rowan
from Norfolk vard for Hampton Roads
destroysr Wilkes from New York for
Hampton Roads.
HELP WANTED MALE.
r,.sivn siwi, i r,r,si,i managing rleaja.
lecltlmato mall order huilness; we furnlsn
everythlnc; rlcht part;- need not worry
about capital; splendid oance for Intelll.
cent, emploved person to control Indspend
ent business on pront-aharlnc basla, begln
lnc In ipare time, evening., at home. Par
tlculara free, Dept. K. OPPORTUNITIES
EXCHANGE, Buffals, K, T.
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united States Coast and Oeodetlc Surff?
Standard Time.
Sun rlaos......7:19 A M Sun set. :6irM
Moon rises. ..9:11 I'M
HIGH WATER THIS DAT
Rand lTrkAts - . ..... .
"Wi?."'"." V-nr. "'.ana WW! AM
LOW WATER THIS HAY
o.muj iiooa...a:5 A M Gov. Island 4:21 A M
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. ARRIVED THURSDAY January It
SsAllanlon. 8 A. M, Gibraltar I), a
Ss Aster. 3:30 A. M.. Ileraen, Hci pi
2,r,M""ln' 6 M Kirkwall lice ?;
Ss Calabria. 9:33 J M . Genoa l).,
Ss Strathflllan. S P. M.. Dublin. Dec .
SsOartoyle, i::30 A. M. Gibraltar. Iw 1
Ss Ruby. 3 A. ,M Genoa. Dec. 1
Ic D,"n,U' 10 Iv M WcUnrscUy, Fajsl,
SsDaVanger. 7:40 A. M . La Pal lire I).- a
pi Dec0"""' 10:M P' M 1 Wc,nc"1 Ti"n
SsCrtstobai. 4 A. M., Cristobal. Jan 4
Ss Momus, New Orleans. Jan. 6
S EI Sud. Galveston. .Inn.
Ss Arapahoe. Jack so nr Hie. Jan
Ssllrabant. Wllmlnalnn. Del .Ian
Ss Jamestown. Norfolk. J.-in I.i
Ss Tallao. Jacksonville, J.in
ssAraron, Georgetown, h C ,lan -SsCity
of Manchester. Philadelphia Jsn II
Ss Chesapeake. It.iltlmore. Jan n
Ss Antloeo Aivame. Norfolk. J.tn 1
llark Skarv, Rouen, Nuv 10
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
S J L. Luekenbacli. at .Manilla.
Ss Admiral Scbn-e. at (liMt.m .
Ss Santa Clara, at Valp.ir.ni
Ss Cosmo al S.iii .In.m,
Ss Havana, at IIhv.vi.i
Ss Antilles, at New Orlean
Ss Apache, at Charletiin
Ss Idaho, from llo.trm
St Santa Clara, al Cmiuini'-..
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
StMorro Castle, from llainna
Ss Clare, from Iluenos re
Ss Caracas, from Curacao
Ss Aleonquln, from Puerto I'i it
Sa Lenape, from Charleston
Ss Manna Hats, from Baltimore
Ss Coastwise, at Host mi
SClly of Montcomery from Savannah
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Purus. Pemsmbuco..
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: St. Psul, Liverpool t ji .hi
47 Andsnls, London
42 I 8sn (florgln, Nsplrs s -o t i
Drsmmensfjnrd, Ilergcn 1ft It" A M
Braros. San Juan SHAM
Manchlonesl, Jamaica . s tn A M
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Tcnadores. Havana .. 9 so a M
Anron. I'rlstnlisl li n i
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Sao Paulo. Rio 1. 00 M
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EUROPEAN MAILS
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to-rtav foe Vleo. will ni..'
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morrow for I.tverp-.n v
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on Sfooml flnss Hull "ii'i
Washington, .Taii 1 1
section nf tho :mn nil ' 1
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