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THE WEATHER FORECAST
WASHINGTON PREDICTIONS FoN
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW.
Fer eastern New York; 1a1r -.
day, preceded by showers II the
morning In extreme southeasterA
portioni fair Tomorrow, light ts
moderate variable Winds


For New Jersey. fair to-day. preceded ~
showers in the morning: tomorrow fair:
light TO moderate variable winds.
For New England. fair to-day. preceded
by showers In extreme southern portion; to-
morrow fair. light to moderate variable
winds.
NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-The pressure was
low yesterday over New England, the middle
Atlantic states and lower lake regions ana
in the Southwest and plateau States. and
was high over all other parts of the country.
with y centre over the upper Missouri val
ley. Showers occurred quite generally in the
Atlantic States and the iskc regions and at
scattered points In the central States and
West and Northwest, but there was 10 storm
visible.
1t was warmer In the Dakotas and the
north Pacific States.
Lower temperatures prevailed IN the cen.
tral valleys and II was slightly cooler at
most other points
In this city tho morning and early after
noon were cloudy, with light showers; clear
Ing: little temperature change; wind, fresh
southeast; average humidity, 5< per cent;
barometer corrected 30 read to sea level, at
\. NJ. .a.1s. l.. NJ. 1919.
The temperature In this city yesterday, as re-
corded by the of1clal thermometer. Is shown In
the annexed table:
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il~c~ivers Appointed,

Suprcm" court--By JusticA Bischof-- LIN
coin rrust 90 ~ Amelia Cohen Isham Hen
d"rs"n, Norris urernhlatt VI Marine a Con
ihnh for savings Ns EmSnudl N Krulowich.
lame" Surllon Mcng; Arhutus Realty Go Nr
l"hu ! h.isi"g"l Albert Sanders; bernhard
Nn,"r ~ Nmhnn I.ibow, Jacob Klein
bN Jusi!c" lehman EEb~rt winkler "
\incenzo ManEione, Jacob kats
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Nt.( HANGS LIENS.


AMSTERDAM AV. s~ cor l-S,h -t 'oo,,so
Gus l.u'kcs, In. srt L"rtE Realty 90.
owner and contractor. ............ 81 33s
FULTON Az. 4, 100 y Of l1ls' st l5oN
SO North Sand 20 agt Bethel toustru"-
tion Co. owner and contractor san -,
lST Az, SS", AMI <sth st, COS T. Morris
SDergei nc' Es,a,. ~ Antony Duero.
owner; Lorenzo building Contracting 20.
contractor ......... ............... s:lu
Herman Rachra"h, owner, Gellcr con
tractor tr"n"walI lI....................s 81 0n
9TH ST 800 l. solomon Eantiucr Hgt
David Osterweis. ouu.r and con'ractors.s \
9TH ST, So; E---Samr ac. .... 5 2
18TH ST. :@3 w-Roda's Iumher 4 Veneer
"a sgt Young Mrr's christian Assn.
owner George Mulligan 20 and 'iuld
well WIugat" 90. contractor ,.-, s. eb, 80
3tTH ST. ~ W-M,A Bl"chner aGt u = : 20.
Francis : Harris and lsaa, Ruben
stein. owners. IisinG'r Zimmerman
Construction 20. ccntrD ctors..., $50
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Referees Appointed.

Supreme Court--By Justice BischofY--
gan,
by Justice Lchman--Nohn VI Wolf, John
T. joyce, Amer, Savings Bank va walias
Jos A. Warren; ROwn Stang, Geo nj
Weller; Amer. Savings Bank VS. Merritt Jos,
A. Warren
By Justice Giegerich--Adams Va 15i West
l9th Street. Richard J Donovan.
nv Justice Page-Schloss w Troman Rob-
= CUulklIn w.
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WASHINGTON. July 3i.--The gunboa,
Marietta has arrived at the New York yard
the torpedo boat Wilkes at Port Royal, the
torpedo boats stringham and Bailey and thu
tleship Alabams at ompkinsviiie, the col
Her Justin at Punta Arenas, Costa Rica, and
the tug Potomac at Washington,
Tho collier Caesar has sailed from Sew
alls Point for Portsmouth. n. H.; the gun
boat Petrel from SantO Domingo City for
puerta Plata
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PBOPOaALh

SEALED BIDS will bc received by the Board
Br ,auwsy. New York. until II 4. NJ. on Tuesday.
August 8. 1912. for Contract 10. for the consiruc
uon OF blow -ons from the Elmsiord and Bryn
Nawr steel pipe siphons OF the Catskiil aoueduct
The FLMSfORD bI.OW-OFF includes about
24O0 feet OF concrete conduit :ia by s.. feet In
side diameter ana about 100 feet of IS and ~
inch y'trfcd pipe. The pklN MAWR BLOW
OFF includes about JtoO feet OF open channel
lined with concrete and n subsurfscc head
works structure. The work Is located In The
Westchester county. New York.
A. the above place and time the bids will be
publicly opened ana read. Pamphlets con tain
ing information for bidders and contract draw
ings can be obtained at the above address b. de-
posting the sum Of ten dollars $50 for each
pamphlet. For further particulars see Iniorma.
lion for Bidders
CHARLES STRAUSS. President
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
JOHN =. CALVIN,
Commissioners Of thu
Board Of Water supply
iQSRpR L MDRRlSSEN Secretar,.
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Army and Navy Orders.

wAsHINoToN. July si.--Thess Army
orders were issued.
Col. Thomas Ridgewsy. Coast ARTILLERY.
from command OF Fort Andrews, Mass 10
.ommsnd fort H.ranoas Fla. aud Of ariii-
lcry district ~ Pensacola.
First Lieut.. Il, II, McCrockcy. from
Thirteenth IN Twenty third Infantry,
FIRST Lieut., y, :! osi"rman from Twenty
third to Th,riscnth Infantry,
tool II. NJ. Blatchford, Sixth In
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fantry, from Jefferson City. Mo. to Kans..
,i,, uy as Inspector Instructor of the organized
'"isi,a Frs. 81 %,eS, MiSiGnTi 70 + pvm.r M.,,c,,
Corps. TO active duty in service Of tinted
S'Iars E,rs, ana % to Fort oElethorpe. Ga;
Corps, from Philippine division to san Fran
Capt. John W. MeKie coas. Artillery. 10
First Lieut. W F. y. Ni.dman, M.d,c.,
s.a Heservs ry CORDS from Philippines division 10
col. II. T. Kingsbury, cavalry. detailed In
'"Sssis%r stop fEenesars nrr dspar,nont; t;
,som nsma agar'ermas'er's department to Fort
Lieut.. Col. H. c. BENSON. cavalry, dc.
Lieut. col w. d, Beach. general staif re-
ssSona LsS Se'i" Lewis VI N+" arcer r. Elxh..eu,A
:ntantry; resignation accepted In effect Sep
These naval orders were tssucd:
Lieut.. Commander J. II. pefreese. from
The ,oMm.n Missss,ppi /" Ohio as Mrs. lieutenant,
lieut.; Il, G. Tuiiss to % naval Academy.
Lieut.. Roger Williams. from the Florida
Lieut.. Leigh Norris. from the Florida 70
Lieut.. J, Rodgers, from tn. Naval Ac.d.
Lieut.. ], T. bass from the Ohio to the
mississippi as senior ensi,nssr ,. Iiies, %
TO the Ohio rs senior engineer officer.
Lieut.. j. A, Monroe. from the Ohio 70
works of sperry Gyroscopo Company. New
York.
Ensign W. +. Amsden. from the Mississippi
TO the ohio
Ensign II r. Hughes, from the Raleigh
TO nttng out tho wyoming
Enssn a, L, Ricser. from the Mississippi
Ensign 4 y. BcG. from the Mississippi
to tn. Delaware.
Mcdicai director H. H. Ames TO retired
list ~
station, Ovngspo,
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.

PUBLIC OFFERINGS YESrEEOAY ~
THE BROSN
CAT scos THIRD AvENuED
Bv Joseph T. Day.
~ LIN AN, 1909. =. 3s.I n Jere-.or
p'' ., nNloc. sty tennit---I r Barry ~.
-. mig ct al: due. s7.sasss: fsxes Ac
.s".so sub to FIRST mtgc Of S.s, 900; 10
BY charles A. B.rr,an,
C>IRESS AN. W cor 14c;h st, sJsxtss 4
n.y. MNsSs.oo,.: xscant-E Arpleby et al W
taxes, &r, s75l,ss to tho ser.n .
S"he N
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Contracts have been awarded 70 tho
George 4. Fuller Company for tho orcc-
ZION OF tn" following buildings: In Ros.
ton, factory building for the Crane Com
pahy. manufacturers of pipe and plumb
ing supplies In Atlanta, Ga. the Ponce
de Leon Hotel. and in Winnipeg, Canada.
an addition To the Fort Garry Hotel
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SALES IN THE BRONX.

SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. The Moor
head Realty and Construction Company
has sold the southwest corner Of
Southern Boulevard and lsOth street.
u plot jOxlOO The Moorhead com
ranv ia erecting four five story apart
rnen' houses on the adjoining plot.
lhiIlo0.
UNION AVENUE. stephen Schetz has
sold u, Union avenue. three story
frame dwelling, on lot 1890. adjoining
the southeast corner of i50th street.
NORRIS AvENUE.--Kurz 4 Uren. Ino..
have sold for Thomas Hon os4 Morris
avenu.. a live story apartment on lot
81 sIl0O
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WOLF Z KOHN.
Attorneys for Executor.
-03 broadway. Manhattan.

lrder Of Hon. ROBERT LUDLOW FOWLER,a
SURROGATE Of tho County Of New York notice Il
GEORGE H.. HUGhES. late OF the County OF
New York, deceased. to presen! the same With
q tIansactins business. No. 3 BROAD Street. Il
ne City OF New York. on or before the istk Dc.
Of January. 1915. THEODoRE i. LEEDS,
Executor. EDw. J. NcGANNEY. Attorney tor
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esTH STREET WAREHOUSE plASs

PIans have been flied for the construc.
tion OF nine story brick fireproof storage
warehouse for the Terminal Warehouse
company on the south side Of Twenty
eighth street 614.4 feet west Of Eleventh
avenue. 1t will have a frontage Of 81 8
icct and depth Of gsiI feet. Otto
NJ. Beck. architect. has estimated tho
cost at sat 900
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near what is known a. the Half way
House. and extends from the boulevard
10 Jamaica Bay. The purchasers will nut
~. iand on the market for home sites
after II has been curbed and graded.
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ro "r,v,or rn.FwrRE TRACT.

$500 - %ultuu lts sold tu u svu-
'.nIm 'd "f li'niamiu liauts. Ma
ul e Tough a tract
r,I.. ut hll,d IN meadow llil
L4xev, 10 ior $4,000 The tract 10
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Eva Heyman Is the buyer OF the f,ve
story Nat at 420 West 146th street, the
resale or which by Ennis 4 sinnott
ported recently
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.EAL ESTATE rOR sALE-westchester 60.
Y0NKeAs (cARYL). n. Y.

FACING VAN (OR1LANDT PARK. N Y.City.
-, Twelve room all year around family residence.
&c: beautiful view; y. y. and Putnam station
CaryD. l5jth ST. and 9th ov l.. within minutes
walk; subway minutes walk; will sell reason.
ably II sold now. Address QUICK. box 100 sun
ONCE
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MERCANTILE LEASES.

Royal scott Gulden has leased for reas~
Elliman. agents, space I'm 557 tIf,b
avenue to Mime. Adalr for u term OF ycar,
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srANcHFlELp 4 LEVY.
Attorneys for Admin!stystorA
No. II Pine Street.
a-ltx,

MILLER. ADELE Din pursuance Of an ordsr
Of Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler. SurrogstS' Of
the County of New York. notice Il hereby given
TO all persons having claims against ADELE u.
MILLER. late OF the County OF Essex. State OF
New Jersey. deceased. to present the same with
of transacting business In the Once OF Wolf 4
Kohn. No 2Os Broadway, Borough OF Mania ttan.
CITY OF New York. on or before the 5Sth day OF
November 1912. Dated New York the 10th dAv
ofMay.ls lsi: ALEXANDER GRAY. .Jr..
WOLF 4 KOHN.
Attorneys for Executor,
s03 broadway. Manhattan
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Sun rises. .t'52 sun sets. .7i2 Moou rises %
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook 800 Gov Island .g:tll Hell Gate. .13t
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook 3.i3 Gov.lsldBd .345i Hell Gate. .6:3S
Arrived WEDNESDAY. July 81.
SIS Cavour. l23O ~ NJ Barbados. July -.
IS Montoso. $40 \. NJ. Ponce CIuy 2s
rs l,urus. iOaj a. ~ Barbados July 81.
IS Hamilton. Norfoik. July 20.
- San Jacintu Galveston. July IS.
- delaware. Philadelphia Iu!y 30.
s. iAmpasas. Key West, July 20
- friNoc. baltimore. July %
- NJ. T.. Luckcnbach. Port Arthur. July II.
s. President Grant. J.. 81 Hamburg. July 20.
- Pawncc. Philadelphia. July ~.
;, Commodore Rollins. go r. H., Ssgua.
july -.
ARRIVED OFT.
IS kroonland. At Antwerp from New York.
IS austrian Prince. at Bucnos Ayres from New
York.
SAILED FROM FOREIGN PORTS.
IS Oceanic, from Southampton for New York.
a. r. ~ "a. S.-t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PARTNER WANTED-Onc or two hustling e
young men To tAkc half Interest In building busi-
ness. hardware. lumber, paints. oils. &c: doin Q
SjO.DO worth Of business. $40 pront last year
price $l5UU. Address COT N1Ri. boa IFS sun
Of11cc
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s.u, n,o,,.u =
to Anna MorEtThJulia AisreG lyon wdow
$4,000 and ali liens. and $. j july II; atty, &c.
same :..........,.,....., ....sl
$50, $50. Juiy Al i',' -' sioo
18th ST, 65i W. :. iixas.ii-MarIon q
ST, mtg s,sSoo and n"nr ai lans iuiy 40 iSv. stv
n ii W schuti, Is Liberty IT. ...,..... .sioC
Koberison 10 eliza nn ,S.' q pkc I"s,c"T st,
East orange. Il j. July is. atty, T q Go.
~ "a i, nw.,y :, ;.,, III, siSSS ,S
sous,;,srsr e, run, 20 100 .,i s$.
attys, Daiy, II & NJ, 10 Wiliiam st 800
Wron,.
thorough OF The Rron.)
kELLy ST s?s; ss. 4Cxioo: Kelly st, Hs:t3o;
Realty GO. s3s Wcstches,er nv. July 20,
/; hs.y III, s. s
.. ,mtg tSi 900 same ntty;.,., .,.....:...,.si
July 30 mtg i2S. 900 same utty.t...'...si
LoIS ~ 20 lsd. map Wakcneld-Monau-
quot Real Estste Go 70 Andrew Manc,n,.
Co. 100 Bway. y.......... ............ ......si 90
LOTS s,S to Sss. mar. Van Cortland Estate
sol p,h av. July IL. sttys, Rabe & Keller
NIi,tw ISs nwry -. ;.o::,.'..';;. ZOO
ct ai. sosp Webster av' Juiy 80 atty r {;
g. T 60. i;e Bway ............. 500
hAToNTAiNH Ax;e as1 = iso st. a..ix
John J o','rady, trustee. los L iil'h 81
,!ri,y Ss sr a'tys;, oGraiy Bros. 2i7 nway 81
iSfTi ST, $40 j.. lIlVNioO-ls'dor flrcken 4
stein TO Jos ! eastman. :a2 jlst -.
mtg $500. july So atty. T q & 7 CO.. -
pb Rray .,:,...... 500
BROOK Az, el". W :. 2+.?Ns;. Charles
walker to Mary termak. az r s.th -.
g Juiy Juiy 70; ai;y; + g & T 60, ,7e Bway 81
\ schortr. .5ii Tlelrn, at. mtg si,.Scc.
20 on S''s' ar, io 20 & ,S Ewsy va, t,oo
sox 80. -, % ~ '''"P, 'hrc.''"'',;
Keith, + ~ l.sa ~. I'm. ., W. e. sod
atty. Reno u Rllingtoi,. 30 Rwny -. 81
hSTs sis,,n is' and n III: nsp near Wi,lnmsbr'nse
K KnoS & ID r. an.'ttnIT' T.d,T st. June 2s' ATTY,
HUE AN. li'..H. - i0Nloo-Wm Slnnott
mtg ,sscoO. att atty Jaco6 Oh FIREMAN. rw"n 1u'N ID " u
toTs is, ,o ,.g ,,,, a. a., 500
PARK / Dobson ras Nv - ~. st,', NJ u, u !,
Co, las Bway. July -. a,ty. Titls lns 90.
1875 pway 49, ''''' ''N'' a. -
woopLAWN ROAD, cs a-.a uuli as. ~ i
Nil. .i-Edw j owens to Chas j Byrnos
Nonker. ) Y. july y3l.....-........,..s ~ siCo
John II Rui.lman to Herman il BI,l1,.
m.n. ICES coll"g" sv. juN % address
~ III kwsy ........ $500
WASHlN,'roN Az, " coz lS'h So. - ~
si,vs ss" s,n s,1n - ls",h -, Jay q m,g '.oo.!;
Y.Si,s' ','uu'" o. h''p'' '. listh 81. 81
Frirdman to Vim ,;roant1rSsy Ssy'EhftfHsn +, ,Ss,
l5s Bway ..',4.'......'..!'... "''!. " ioS
sss,b =, s. 40 k"plsr av. y;
Martha av. : % ror s.S,h 'n ~ "Y sS,,,b
~ II :, 81 " katonsh ~. Y. e3sth w.
100 K,,on,b ,,v I,i,t' ~ n -
cor cs5th st. iooNlct -o,to = Schrood, f.
John ~ p-tncc AibnD> \ y t,i,. "a -. !.
- "-' '''''''' ''''
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GREAT NECK PLOT AND HOUSE SOLD.

VIZ = 7 Hams has sold thrOugh Nb-
'HN No.' plot on Middle Neck road.
''a' SOCK, with n frOntap" OF 1856 feet
d" h"'rr 9oi feet IN depth. 10 GEORGE
."'luU ~ GREAT Seek. for tls.0O0 M
"o' ht' pl'n sold for Vincent Baru~.
,'''H 'o''lE" near IN" Great Ne'k
"a "n 10 - Manhattan purchaser for
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sURROGATE's NOTICES.

HAwLBY. EDWIN. In pursuance OF An order
Of Hon. John p: Coha!an, . Surrogsts Of the
County Of New York; notice Is hereby Giy:n 70
LEY. late Of the County OF New YORK, deceased,
10 present the same with vouchers thereof to the
st The once Of their attorneys. Hsssrs StSnoh-
Geld Levy No. II Pine Street. in the City OF New
Dated. February 18th, 1912.
FRANK H. DAVIS.
WALTER g. CRANbBLlA
WILLIAM r. hAWLEY,
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uEI.r MANTEn--MALE.


WANTED -1itho trensfcrers for Offset work
and two general culor transfcrcrs BtbMAS
BROTHERS, Limited. Winnipeg.
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CONNECTICUT REAL ESTATE.


SH1PPAN POINT On THE SOUND.
STAMFORD. CONN.
Shore Front and Upland Property Fifty min
ste communication from New York; Stamford
water. gas electricity. etc; perfect sewer SYSTEM
hnc. hard sand beach (no mud. Stamford Yacht
club; Low 4 Haywood School for Girls; Manor
school for Boys. etc Wholly restricted 70 resi-
KENNETH IVES & CO..
J Last 4:d ST Tclcphone-Bryant 1903
TO settle an estate, 10 acre farm. II, miles from
II. II. station, 81 mile from church. school aud post
once: good house. barn and outbuidings: land
we'll ivided apples. pears and peaches price with
farm tools. s.. 100. A. II. SKINNER. So. Manchcs-
ter. Conn.
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n>H,rrAN nEACH ROUSE SOLD.
STATEN ISLAND LOT SALE.

samuel ,;lnsberg has bought from
"'' \ Anderson four lots on Snonson
""nI", near Washii&ton avenue. Mar
H'Ts ilaI tor staten Island
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BROOKLYN aALEs.

B1rrill Brothers have sold the new
three story American basement house al
s'3 third street. between Eighth avenue
and Prospect Park West. for the Prosser
Realty Company TO a buyer for occu-
lsncg
= SNarurn has sold to variouA clients
'h' following properties: l04 and 1o%A
Sruo's street, two three family houses.
'ach ou lot iS.ox100; 212 81. James place.
'o1t story Nat on lot 3oxl00; 1877 East
Nlr'h street, two family house OH lot
.oNlo' atl East Eighth street, a two
family house on plot 30Xl00, and +194
Eighteenth avenue, two family house
~ - 80 6Nll:.6.
'uarl". T., Rickerson has sold plot
~ ground on the south side OF Sterling
ta", O., feet west OF Flatbush avenue.
'or Louis Boucrt to Peter W. Rouss who
wv '>o It IN connection with his garage.
NA>H,TTAS BEACH HOUSE SOLD.
sesGph r, Uay has sold the Paul j.
''>Aacil"r residence on Coleridge street.
MiH'a''a1 Beach Estates. to August II.
nihIr for occupancy. The seller erected
Wy" l"n9" two years ago.
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REAL ESTATE ron SALE.
Canada.

A BIG SNAP In tract OF $3.50 acres OF whoa,
land In the Winnipeg. Man. district. We are
offering same for short time at Si2. 80 per acre.
onc-nfth cash. balance Ave equal annual pay
mcnts az 90. Also have good Improved farms
at very reasonable prices Address +. u. HEM
ENWAN, Woodlands Manitoba
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SALES BY AUCTION.

ny VIRTUE Of three executions TO fore-losc
lien on chattclS ! viii soil this day at y N
at 30 Madison 81. Manhattan. bradford and |
Stcgcr plano. u kRAl SIiAAR. Marshal.
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VEST POINT, y. y. August I. igi:.- Sealed
proposals. In triplica.c subject 10 the usual CON
d'lons. FOR furnishing wood, mineral oil. gasoline
forage and straw at this Post. will be received
until O'Clock y. NJ. September I. 1912. Dcliv-
cries 10 be made during the fiscal year ending
June 80. 1918. The L. =, reserves the right 10 ac-
ccpt or reject any or all proposals or any part
thereof For further Information address Quar-
termaster. West Point. y. Y.
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Commissioners Of tho
Board Of Water supply
JOSHPR T. MORRlSSfN. SccrctArv

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF the
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Washington. July 20
19ic.-Scaled proposals VIII be received AZ this
once until two o'clocl; T. NJ, August 10, for fur
nlshing and delivering during the rscal Year end
ing June 40 1913 Street sign frames: under ground
signal and telephone cable; and cast iron lar,p
posts. for use In The Electrical department. thi,
city. State which form OF proposed is desired
deposit OF $40 Is required IN advance TO g,iAran-
tee return In good condition Of all plans and
drawings In connection with III lamp post speci-
ncations. Specifications. drawings and form OF
proposal may be obtained from tho PURCHASING G
oficrr. ID. L. CT no II RI DOlpH. MARK
BROOKE acting. Commissioners. nc.
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GOVERNORS ISLAND. y. Y. II. Aug. 1. 1917
Sealed proposals In ,r'plicatc. for furnishing COM
mencing Oct; J.. ivl.. Forage and Straw required
In Eastern Division, during year ending June 80.
iyie. Information furnished on application
,hlef Quar;elmaster.
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~ Marceni wireless.
IS san GuElielmo. for New York. was go milk
east OF Sandy Hook at noon yesterday
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FUBk1bHEN KOON6 70 LII.
6sTK ST, i3s WEST Desirable large and
medium rooms. FIRST class house. Tansicnts anu
Accommodated.
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Fl-f ~iHr.
East q! Fifth .V b.,W..u Iourternth an

'rsdSK vi THIN "N, II'IW'' n ToUftecnth and
ll0in sta
SETH ST. lic T.. lss>i0O a--lohn Bottom
ley To Title Guar r Co. i1s pway du.
a. per bond. July 81. address. i7s
HWay .......- ........ ......... .S:j. 900
loiIh ST. = - " Park sN. 25ylUo.l /
Abraham H.rhst to HARRIS Harris 5s T.
loJth ~. July 81. yr,. ; e. ATTY. \
Cohen, /; Park row ......... .sIt OOo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-04
MARLBORO OPENS TOMORROW.
Tyree's Horses Expected to Cut a
Figure at Maryland Track.

DR.. ]. s. Tyree, one OF the best known
Of Washington horsemen. expects to cut
an important figure in the racing which
begins at Marlboro tomorrow. under the
auspices OF the Southern Maryland Fair
and Agricultural Association. to run
through the 18th OF the current month
Last summer. with the veteran Billy
Oliver. the same who developed and CAM
paigned Lord Badge a few seasons back.
as guide, counselor and friend. DIR. Tyree
invaded Kentucky and bought eight or
ten yearlings. for none OF which he paid
a smaller sum than $500
The doctor was, In fact, the most liberal
buyer Of young stock who went to Ken
lucky. Every one OF these youngsters,
with four old horses. was shipped yes
terday from Benning track to Marlboro
under the charge Of Oliver. and they will
race in Prince Georges county this week
and next, preparatory to an invasion OF
Canada.
After the Marlboro meeting Oliver will
take the bunch to Hamilton, and after
Hamilton they will race at Windsor. Fort
Erie. Toronto. Ottawa and Montreal. The
old horses are Hallack, a fve-year-old
son OF Ben Brush and Petervflle. and
Bonnie Doom, q four-year-old daughter OF
Prince Of Melbourne and The Shrew. and
the three-year-olds Yorkshire Boy and
Astrologer, both winners at Pimlico last
season.
Yorkshire Boy and Astrologer were all
In when they came up from Charleston in
May, but they have had three or four
weeks rest and are as fresh as spring
daisies. Oliver is sweet on both Of them.
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H|GHLANDERSPAY
HIGH FOR OUTF|ELDER
MaIoney of Brockton, Who
Joins Broadway Boys Today,
Cost Close to $4,000.

BROCKTON, Mass. June 4.-What is
believed to be the largest price ever
paid for a New England outfieider was
passed over for Outfielder Patrick Ma
loney. the fleet Brockton player. by the
New York American management. The
price is said to be close to $4,000 and
Outfielder Kauff. the property OF the
HiEhlanders. now playing with the
Rochester champions in the Information
al League. will come to Brockton I'M
mediately.
Maloney left yesterday for Detroit
where he will join the Highlanders and
will replace linn. to play regularly. The
deal was made by Owner John w. NC
Cue of the local club and President Frank
Farrell OF the New Yorks at Mr.. FAR
rell's office on 9Th avenue. The sale OF
Maioney Is not the only deal which may
be closed between the two clubs this sea
son, for the New Workers are dickerins
for three Brockton players.
Philadelphia was after Maloney and OF.
fered big money for him. New York ana
Brockton are friendly and Brockton nov
came from New York this year. and VINO
are moking good. Maloney is hitting Tor
over 400, is a steady and clean hitter.
always there at the right time. and nits
all pitchers. In the neio ne 10 CIV, oe
heady. When on the bases he Is clever.
Brockton has proved to be the ieaorns
market for real, classy ball tossers The
first choice product was Marty OTooie'
the So, 500 beauty now with Pittsburgh.
The second was Barney Reilly. famous
as q college. Brooklyn and Chicago play
er, now with st. Joseph. Mo The third
was BUCK O'Brien, the Red Sox star
twirler, and the fourth was Olaf Henrick-
sen Of the Red Sox. who critics say Is
faster from the plate than the famous
Ty Cobb.