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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-11

Rev. Andrew Warren. superin-
tendens Of the WalIa walla district
Of the Methodist Episcopal church.
vlll preach at the N. z. church IN
Nssperoe al lio'clock Sunday morn
ing. July 81, and Al Mohier on The
evening Of that day at 8 o'clock. A
cordial invitation Is extended 10 all.
EXPERIENCED COOK wants po-
silien during harvest IN cook house.
Mrs Nae Hansen,
Box s.. Kamiah.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-11

WD. Fred W Hechtnef q VI to
Adam c Gross. sv4 8 54.le-s7600
wD. Adam c Gross & VT 10
Hsary A Won Bargen. sv4 8 54-i c
$500.
W D. Henry A Won Bargen &
Vt 70 Perry n Harding. SIT 8 Sal
$50. 900.
WD. Perry N Harding & VT 10
Carl c Hess. Its IS & IA sec 1855
2 $500.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-11

Made by the Nezperce Roller Mills,
Ltd, as family -four is guaranteed
second to none. It also carries the
hard turkey blend and is made from
just as high grade wheat as the
higher grade -four but a shade dark
er in color.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-11

FOR SALE Thrsshing outfit
1850 Case separator; 10 horse Rus.
sell engine t=o laakss cock house.
and chop mill. All complete and Ia
good eondiiion. A cheap buy.
II. J. Gerils. Melrose. Ida.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-11

State primaries. July 80.
State central committees organize
Al Boise Sept. 3.
General election Nov. 5.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-11

M. Robinson and family Of
pomefoy, W.. came ever IN their
aulo and spent the ssh a the home
Of bis brother L. w Robinson In
lhls city.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-11

Nh w.OR A.-HEzPERCE CAMP
IVA No. 7496, meets the frsi
and third Monday nights OF each
month 10 Odd Fellows Hall. Visit
ing neighbors cordially invited.
E. L. KLEIN, V. c.
c. ". PALA6ER. Clerk.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-11

Nat Sharkey vas In town on Tues
day Of this week 10 meet bis mother
and sister, Who came over from Neg.
perez on a visit. Miss Pearl Sharksy
vas passenger 10 NsrpeFce on the
Monday afternoon train. returning
today. WInchesler Journal.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-11

HIRAM LODGE No. SO, AF.& "A
4 = 81. Of Nezperce, Idaho. Regular
communications on the rrlasg epon-
ing on or before the full moon OF each
month in the l. o. o. r. Hall. Visiting
Brothers are cordially invited 20 At
tend. JoHE H. LEWIS. w. NJ.
Orro HUEFNER, Sec.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-11

KIEzPERcE ENcAMPMENT No.
' 81, o. o. p. meets every sec
opd and fourth Thursday ia Odd
Fellows Hail. Visiting patriaEchs
cordially invited.
HENRY SATHER, c. P.
CLYDE PRICE, Scribe.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-11

W7 OF W.-NEZPERcE CAMP
" no. As. Meets every Second
and Fourth Wednesday evenings Of
each month in tho Opera House.
L J. ROWE, c. c.
0. W HUEFHER, Clerk.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-11

A MRRIcUS LODGE No. 45, K.
Of p, meets in Odd-Fellows'
Hall every hrsl and third Thurs
days in each month. Visiting
brothers cordially invited 10 attend.
D. v. DowD. c. c.
P. W. MITCHELL, K. Of R. & S.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-11

EUREKA REBEKAH LODGE, 81,
meets first and third Tuesday Of
each month.
MRS. N. B. MILLER. N. c.
BESSIE Cook, Secretary.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-11

I .. 0. F.-MORNINa STAB
- Lodge No. So. Of Nezperce, Ida
Meets every Saturday evening. Visit
ing Bf3tllers eordiailv invited.
L. H. DYBvIc, N. G.
E 1. ScHNELL. Secretary.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-11

The Fourth vas celebrated IL
grand style at Peck, A big crowd
joined In the festivities.
The program commenced with a
parade led BY the girls band Of Peck.
The Thirteen Original colonies''
were represented by thirteen girls
on horseback. A long line Of Odd
Fellows 10 marching regalia brought
up the rear. The parade terminated
at the opera hall where the remain
der Of the morning program vas car
rled out.
Hon. P. L. Williams vas master
Of ceremoniesand delivered the ad-
dress Of welcome.
A unique feature Of the program
vas he girls band. which together
With an excellent glee club furnished
the music for the occasion.
Miss Beatrice Peterson read the
Declaration Of Independence.
Hon. W. r. Struble. the we'll
known booster Of the Lewislon coun.
Try. vas the orator Of the day. and
delivered an address that vas con.
esded BY all 10 have been the best
they had heard on a Ike occasion.
There vas plenty Of amusement
and refreshmens for the multitude
and everything passed of erandly. |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-09

The following statement was given OUT
yesterday afternoon by Judge Lovett
The gross earnings Of the Union Pa
ctec and Southern Pacific systems for TIE
fiscal wears fust ended we're greater than
In any previous wear IN their history, sx-
eut 1910 and 1911. which. for g number
o. reasons. were phenomena! ana TINS
Notwithstanding crop failures n Union
Pacific terr!torv. shortage Of the citrus
fruit c-ops n California and heavy re
6uo-ions IN rates by ccr-u,tssions-state
and interstate. But expenses and taxes
snd additional interest charges Tor capita
g. the construction OF branches and e1-
tensions. earnings. or which are not YET
fully developed. and Tor bstterrenrs ara
additions reduced our net In q single
year taxes increased 100000 On the Union
Pacific and $4,000 or the Southern Pa
enc and IN I'VE wears have doubled
thinning from f2.Oss,734 IN 1907 70 "a
essr7ss IN 1912 OF the Union Pacific ano
t-o-, s2.se6.5o1 n 1907 70 s5.s2I.2se n
1912 Oh the Southern Pacific. ali Q: which.
q course. comes OF the net The boiler
inspection laws. the hours Of service laws
the full train crew laws and the so-called
safety appliance laws have Substantially
Increased operating expenses. which nave
beer further augmented By increased
SvsEe schedules. and the shoQmens strike
mas been very expensive. though Il has
No, cost Us halt az much as I expected
when the Issue was Joined.
An unusually severe winter, followed
h high water n TIE Union Pacific terri
tn. as well as II Louisiana, y the spring
added On our difficulties Al reports com
ing % me are 70 the effect that crops OF
all kinds throughout our territory are the
best n years our properties are n
splendid condition. and We are looking for
ward 20 excellent business throughout the
year
Later or. as soon az a quorum for the
necessary board meeting can conveniently
be secured. :. with some O. ny associates
expect 70 20 on the board OF directors and
executive committee OF the Chicago &
Alton but Tire Alton is In 10 sense 70 De-
come q part o. the Union Pacific system
or EMO, preferential treatment ss con
Meeting carrier. our relations arc % be
onIv those OF a stockholde- and creditor.
who. by consent - the other stockholo-
ore has been intr1Isted With the selection
and direction of the management OF tAe
ccrpa1v - the Interest % all co1cer-ed
b the selection OF ar experienced and En-
e-rrtir president and star and close at
tention 60 details We snail endenvor -
conserve the safety ri our investment a.
vel IS that % all others IN the Alton as
= strictly INDEPENDENT railroad companE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-09
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Ofhcial Record and rorecast--Washingtou
aug s-T.mperaturss sre souaswhat lower
over the southern plains states and cons;d-r-
ably lover on the Pacific Coast. Higher TEN
psraturss are noted IN the Northwest. while
they have not changed materially over the
eastern half OF the country.
The Indications ar. that the western dis
turbAnce will advance slowly east and Be az
tended By unsettled weather and local rains
during the next thirty-si1 o. forty-eisht
hours over the greater portion q the country
cas-, OF the Mississippi River and IN the west
Gulf states The weather will ,becozns fair
Saturday IN the Mississippi valley. and n
Will be fair FRIDAY and SATURDAY In the
plains states and the Rocky Mountain and
plateau regions
tn. temperature VIII rts. IN the plains
states and u WILL change littls elsewhere
throughout the country during the merit
forty eight hours
The winds along the N.w England coast
will be moderate southeast and south, mid
de Atlantic coast moderate south south
Atlantic and east Gulf coast light 20 moo .
crate variable. mostly south vest Cur
coast. moderate south. on the lower lakes
moderate south. and on the upper lakes
light 20 moderate variable.
The Western disturbance has advanced
slowly east from the plains states and II
nov central over the upper Mississippi Val
Leg and moving toward the Great Lakes
During the last twenty-four hours y Caused
unsettled weather. with showers and thun-
der showers, over the great central Valleys.
the lake region. the south Atlantic and cur
states. and over the western plains stater
Rains are also reported from the north Pa
cinc coast.
Steamers departing Friday for European
ports viii have moderate variable Tin t,,.
mostly south, overcast weather and probably
showers 10 Grand Banks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-09
RESENTS INSULT TO TARS
Navy Wants Connecticut to
Pass Anti Discriminating Law.

FROM Inc 4EiDNAc 0LA eau
Washington Aug. s-Beeknan Win
throp. Acting Secretary OF the Navy. to-
day sent a letter 10 Governor Simeon
Baldwin Of Connecticut urging him 70
use his influence IN securing the passage
o. 'lav By the Legislature prohibiting
discrimination against American blue
Jackets.
The letter was prompted b. complaints
received by the department against
James Drew. proprietor Of p theatre at
Norwich. Conn. who Is alleged 70 have
denied admission 70 his playhouse 70 sew
eral bluejackets from the battleship Mis-
souri, In the report 10 the department
about the incident II IL stated that the
bluejackets were orderly and that there
was no occasion for the treatment re-
ceived
Assistant Secretsry Winthrop pointed
out 70 Governor Baldwin IN his letter
that the best type OF American manhood
IS represented in the navy. and that the
men In the service are entitled 20 better
treatment and more respect than they re-
ceived al Norwich His letter IN the
main is a tribute to the seshghters OF the
country. II read IN part
The quality OF the personnel % the
navy 6nG the marine corps IS such that
discrimination against them while IN
uniform Is most unfortunate and W.
necessary IN view Of the excellent char
acter OF the young men who are now -
ing enlisted. the vast majority OF whom
are seH-respecting and come from very
respectable homes. many OF them from
Connecticut.
Laws protecting the rights OF enlisted
mer IN the army and navy are already IN
effect IN New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode
Island. Massachusetts and other states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-09
RECORDED LEASES.
VIE name Arl sttress - .r'se'
AUGUST


AVENUE = - store e1-- ~ PAR as.
----.- -,--r0 s-5errnar ~ Iir Lh1t1n 20 -
--s Mach 1919 -o Nay q. 1917 '''' ''
se0n address, - Avenue A.
BROOK AVE Ia. - r0- l3'ta = tl'.
600 a-f front cellar E.izabetI 49,
Torn CUNNINGHAM - from Mar LsA-.
TgnS. p goo address. SO Eas' 4atia >
COLUMBUS AVE. SIS. cor 800 ..
,,s1 go. .rE basement. charles Meyer to
v-uIar, nuUarxsT. l42-12 YRS aac - "a =
,-or Aux 1872 S2.loo ard '4+o'. 40
tr-sH. 272j s,h ave 49,.
LFSOX AVE. $40 a1G 442. a! Re, eil-
&C., - ~ MAJ Oestrs.cner. m az Trs
f-5r tuE : 1912 s. 4"o address l'''
Ir,Eox AvE. n o cor 1890 =. stors snf
lila. F-Itrahs-h scii~- % Morris 7 : non
ana ar8. 5 ~ from MAJ &. 1918 GIo'.
= --oss 4os f.ror ave-
V.EST Esd AVE-. ia3. north ,tor.; Jonn
as ~ -hlerr e. Jonas Klein ~ ron
Ma / 'afc 1850. address. on premises
fe- svT 20c snd 2O4 stores and 1As'-
-,,-,. frances 70. <enb-rG - Ado'pl Neu.
rad 4 ~ from MAJ Z. 1917. - 20 ana
{. 22o' sf.rs. 14T4 lst ave.
STR AVE sTs. all Denton 5hes -
EfIer Gordon r p 4 vs. from Aug lol-
8. $50 address 3sp Uest Soih -
I'D 81 e5l East all Eva x lsenstocA -
pud.f,r Mar and aro 10 yrp from Mh, p.
faia 81 600 and $500 address. 90 East
''i s4Tu ST. so7 and sos Esr al. En-
NORMAN 10 Costas Athas 81 A.. VS. from
sep, /. 1912 - 500 address. 233 East
aiS -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-09
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name ard address % isnt.r' s''9r
usy)
AUGUST 2
Manhattan


LEXINGTON AVE. 1889. Iasxro: Asrch
y 1903 Toha \ hsaneoe-ry q american
M9-'Esss G: 81 s. S3.'1 81 N..s 49,. =, '
rrXrHcTON AVE VI 1919 2. - 4otA
o. - sxs5 Ap-g i. 1889. J:aa = NJ
Crsery % Louise MeCreeryi S4-'VVo
re fex f:S 5tt;' I'VE. s. COS Z from
: cor ssth 81 20x7s Nov =, 1905 F,2T-
$4,000. attorneys. Bowers = Sands 81 NA'-
"a .svrrHcr ST. e. 49, :. o, I2eth
- p szioo. Aug 1903. caIAaF- l..,. ~,
joan Halsey -, Brosdway. ..s.s
LAWRENCE - 1910 e 2; l-3th
~ rms : 25x II look lo+.4 20
i-e-h q - ~ q - I4.-o 20 beg Fe5 -.
5000. attorneys. Earlsy CarstaTphen. d
MULBERRY So. O. :. 49, q : q 5.oosa e
Ts-fxa-te 10 o. charles ard Fre1ericS Yak
eubcrz $4,000 attorns7s. S'rssooor -
EsehVsEs = shansk - s-oadWaT, e,v.-,.
O. Gx2srs5 sT2s oct y 1909 Herman
r'rk1i,teir INC 20 Charles schiTnrieg
$4,000 attorneys Hniau.' Levine 80
0h 4-T W. 30 2sxoo. Aug $ iali. ETA
Z Murrhy % samuel Marcus. $4,000 a.
i' i'-E y st s 2s' w:., 221ssa Apr 1898.
- ,tt, ana Nora Laracy % Ellen L Fi-.Iay.
$40. 900 at,oraeys. Bowers SANDS 8 Nss-
S7rH s.. IS 2as = - c, "a ave. 45x4I iox
4sx35s. FeA { 1911. Artoinstte Kel!ogg .
Alice y Ridley $1,000. attorneys. sullivan
e .o -@5I'E 81 ?ts We. 2.1oss Aug : 1907:
r.u.,- Rea.,y 20 20 the Irving Savings n
,-i,ut,on sc5.ooo. ATTORNEYS. D'vo 4 Bauer
IN ST 81 10 ,Te.; :51loo5: I-a- = lpn,:
No., Ha-n.u . a. 20 Equitable LIE AsS1r-
Sc soci.tv Q. tho United st,'es s4or?,
at-o-us- william G McCrca- ~ West Broad
SAME pRcprzrT. ru'y "a 1902. sans
45D ST So ives, 25EIoo s. Arrf, I. ieoo.
MAJ HsmNI 20 Equitable LITE Assurar-s
society $4,000 attorneys Alexander g
stuF PROPERTY. July 8 1910; Anni-
isTT s-. s. $50 . " OF sth ave. 5oy
roo 3. Tu'v = 1911 The Fortnight - Street
O. q FRANKLIN and Annie Marsh aad Caro-
l.ne % Marsh ac1rN - a. s4i;5eO attor-
nay LAWYERS Title Insurance and trust co,
4s-Y sT. - $50 . OF STR ave. 5ox
~ $50 West 8. 23xi05: Fsb Is. 1919
me Forty-eightn Street 90 20 Max Coaen
$50 O0o attorney. Jacob Freeman. go West
18th St. -. l4o = from /. cor sth ave.
.21iO05 Arrii IS. 1907 Aaron 9 Horowitz -
Ann Eliza Tcreanee er al. $4,000; httornssl
Michel kirkland Wal ~
18TH ST. 315 East. os.lltloc2. Aug :. 1911
90 Lena AMI ABRAHAM T-ank % David Enc
Jennie Frichs. $500 attorney Jacob = Aaron
sor - Liberty -
sq-H ST . . - q - CO Boulevard CBroaf-
va 2orf00 Feb - 1904 Harriet " Little
20 F'rederi- r C1uderf. gensr,l guardian; tl5,-
O0O. address Rector st-
arm ST 10 East 25xioo. IL FEB 49, 1910
Yenr- " Verson 20 Lottie Z Wasserrnani
IS 600. attorney. samuel Was.-rrn1n, ~ Nss-
san s.
The Bronx.
BEGrNS a. : " ror West Farms Road and
., Iawren-e ave 501l86 3x55.axii25. Oct y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-09
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

City Mortgage Co 70 New York rrsat CO
New York Trust Co TO Charles " Lara
&c clairTtile E Benedict. gdn. % cls.rrtI. d
Benedict and ano, sxrz, etc; $1,000
? william Eeids 20 Sarah o'Lsa-yi
John Y Etrayer 20 Thomas z Ror; $3.50,
william : Down ana aEoi tTuA 20 Ccn4
,-ancs u Brock; st2Soo.
Louise M9i;risr 70 LAWYER s0rSAes
Emma : Eods,On 70 F1orsncs z Hoes-
Abraham Il sa-ssoh1 % Annie KapisnI g.
Gertrude L Hsllimen 20 Frank 3 c.si-
Taitsd states fidelity and Guaranty O
20 Bertha Lew. g.
Frederick JsVett 2 Emma H1edl iion
Title Guarantee and Trlst Co 70 New T1ri<
SAVING Bank. $50 900.
Harriet { Munger and aao. sxr. &c HsF-
rt-t Munger and sn0. trus. Sio.2i0
Abraham Shapiro 70 Max Wsissrlan; u
renry TeiteI5aun 70 Tim Liner, 81
Anals Reilly 70 New York rrass os'
Lyman silver ara Ano 70 Alsert MIL.
william Z Mcwhirter to John sizezs.
jacob Brothers Co 70 Louis Merriam
Lawyers TITLE Insurance ard Tr9s C 70
Herman Arno 70 Max Cohen 110c.
May Rsiser 20 Corporate Mortgage Co
James u Anderson. trus, % James a
Benedict. asst. 80 665
same 10 Adelaide Benedict. rcn. IS s2a
same 70 Ciairvtlls 2 Bensdict. ze-;
same 20 clai-vu, Benesie, ard ano
same to ADELAIDE Benedict saa. aI,',.
Jsmss " Anderson. exr and t-us. 20 Jarn-.
4 Benedict. . asS-s, s29 435
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-09
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

-oF1pGE ST So c5Is, = Hsr-.s HAu.
uR1 - Da~i1 Rossu101. -lN Aldu0'n
Az. s rs per ran' AGE 81 500 atto'
No., p Roseuond. ca Cana -
JEFFERSON ST. p - = % Henry 81
25aZalO. Wclf nader % Law recs MorfE1s
Co. So TIne-'r ~ rs fui- 81 $1,000
attorney. Layers Tile Insurance ans Trust
ga. 1850 Broadway
LENfSGTDN AVE 5g4 ard Gee SoV
81. Lexington Avenue properly 60 20 Title
] Guarante- ard Trlsr 90. due 80, AZ per
bond: AUG $40 600. address iT6 broad
Wsv
LAVRENCE ST. s. a. = i2d'h ~, runs
" along Lawrence - 20 % ee.llN 4boN
z 1O4 90 f2Str - . - peg waiter
4 Wells % Payne estate es Park ave Cue
Au= l. 1915 So per cert. AUG :. s--.oNv
ATTORNEY. Ti'iN Guaraufe" ard rrusf co. lto
Broadvay
- ST. y 5 t6,.c r o. - Bowery. 257
sGaxc xs4a Herman TiukaIstcfu. inc 20
Francis Many. trus ! Exchange pi I"r-
So CIV tprfor mtE t16 cOOl. . WIS. per
cent. Aug e. note - 600 Rf'0rrsvs ffII'-
qui' Levine so Church
SaD ST = 1i5 "a ~ ID avr. 1895
Patrick Toner 20 Fan-- ciegel. sos East 1oo
:. fue AUG : 1919 - per cent. Aug = -
SIS attorney Arthur GGtman. so Broad
80 81. 32s wos-. p So brk c5xIOo 5
The Forty-eixhth street co 20 Law RS
MortksEc Co, 20 Libery ~, 5 vs. AUS
so- 500. attorner. LAWYERS Tide Insurance
anI Trust 90. l6c Broadway.
9TH ST. :, 325 n " Of 18th ave. iOoz
100 3. Century Holding Co 90 Estate OF sender
JarmulowHcy. 81 Cana - prior mtg 1915, oOo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-09

err Pennsylvania and Western New YORK
showers to-day and probably saturday. not
much change IN temperature. n1odsrat. south
winds
FOR West virginia. showers to-daT and
probably SaturcAy.
FOR Northern New England. showers to-
DAY and probably SATURDAY. moderate south
east and south winds
For Southern New England increasing
cloud ness. followed ny showers to-da-. saf
urday. shower. moderate southeast winds.
For Eastern New York. New Jersey and
Eastern Pennsylvania showers to-day and
probably Saturday. moderate southeast
winds.
FOR Delaware. Maryland. the District o,
Columbia anc virginia showers today and
probably SATURDAY. not much change 30 tenn
perature. lgit - moderate south winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-09

STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS

uelpo.--- AuE s-Indrsleras b.. Ns~
Els guard SIg s-CAroria B.. %--v Iors
VS. Lleeustou- ard Live-poo. fa7t 30
leeded a. 40 "a "a
Msl;a. Aug s-B--rese Prince B-I. >s-
TorE tor Singapore Manila 1t. 49,,
Trieste. Aug 4-ArEsot!na Aust. Ne-
Pe-rarlhuco. A-s 5-s4r.a Ursula Ger
New York soT R.0 De Jane.-c 1-c 5&-:os
HasphonE aug f-of-c Trrcrnar1 lBr1.
Ns- York ard Norfolk via sabans
Manila. Aux 7-Karorga fBrI Ser York
Eav-s' HaT 7-Niasara rTr. N-w YORK
Chsr.roa. aug 7-Wa-tGT-u ger N-~
York ia Colombo e'.
SAILED
Livs-ror. Aux s--Acri7f'. 'Br N'- TorS
v.a 1leeasfoVr
Narss!IesI p-or'terce ard New T1rs
Malta. Aug S-D~actarfsIs Ger. IRON CAi-
e-tta 5t-l. Bo.-o1 an- New Tcra
Genoa Aux S-puca Aosta itaI.. HT-
A.z'ers H7s -B-sr:to-1 r. ,f-ou ~.-
York. slbang
sriu-oros-s. AuE 7-I-d-af-o tBt from
Tokoh1nA). %ew York
Southampton and Cae-boIrgl Es- YORK.
s. Vincent r r. Aug Clan Macleod Pr
frrou. New YORK Cane Town. etc
Lizard AuF s-savoIsins BE-. New York
f1r - a n. G0rrelyit Dv1tc D.. Ns-port
Views ard Baltimore tor Rotterdam :
n Hy1dam ID--cs. N@v York fa-
Bcu!oEnc ard Rotterdam.
Bl't n lewis aug T-He-per1s GER View
xiasaie Aug 7-cauo.us cBrl NV York
FOR Msncl ester
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-09

New Zealand Australia via san ,.,o
Franciscoe--Aorangi ...-.---..--Aue 10 ''0
Japan Cores. china tvia Taconsl % s.ao
Hawaii samoan Islands. New Yea
lard Australia VITA san Fran .oo
ciscol-Sonou1a .--..-. ...... NIX 49, 49,
Hawaii Fiji Islands, Samoan
Tsian6s New Zealand. AUSTRALIA - 80.
1vfa Tscomal-Makura ........ Aug % o-SO
Hawai- Guam Philippines fvia san .. s.,o
Francfsco)-T Transport. ...- Aux 81 0-'V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-09
MECHANICS LIENS.

HONE TTELL AVE. " cor % iso,s s.
II5xT5. Charles Appel agr Louis a. Zen
mater owner. Milton. Zeisler co. contractor.
Louis ard sara Oppenheinl, sgo--9--rGc-
tors 800.
I5JD ST. as wes-. LEVIN & Dtc-ts- Az
Josephine = KIM, owner Horace r BT--e.
contractor. stsN 20.
30 ST. 4 East. FriedIa1de- s. Cope. x
wyoming Realty Co a. New YORK owner
Marcus Kait. contractor SEQ
DIST 81 = 5. s78lI . - I1-soslds1cs
ave Gozl00 Victor ZlubH-t - Hen
kr0se- owner. Il Fl YouEr- CO. con
tractors: sl55 81
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LEXINGTON AVE. Se4 and sea +oxsc;
Fdfard D. r smith and ang. crTs 90 LIZ
i1cton A. Property co. 50s HroadVay'
Co i76 Brla1Way.
SAME PROPERTY, Amelia x Smith -
same \ part. Aux : - attorney, sans
A. above -.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, ., i2s - % 1929
., iOOzioO mtg s42s ooo) and az liens
CiArcnon' ave. 1851 = - lZ-d -
a5xfOO mtg s275 OO0l Kinsella Construction
90 % Kinseua United Propertis. Co. lin.
400 Riversds Drive July 81 800; attorney
L . Louzhrnan. ESQ Broadway
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1911 1912

Highest temperature yesterday 70 a. 25O
p. m: lowest 81. ~ a. IN. average yea
terday. Gs. average for corresponding date last
yssr -. average FOR corresponding date thirty
three years. %.
Forecast for to-day-shorers Friday and
probably satur'ay: moderate souiheast w1naa
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Local Onieizl Record.-The following or
ciAi record from the Weather Bureau shows
N. changes In the temperature for the last
tWsnty-four hours in comparison With the cor
responding date Of last year:
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IN TIE AUCTION MARKET

T.s following transactions were ra-
corded az the Reai Estate Exchange
palesr0ou Nos Is and 81 Vess- street
yesterda
~ Josspl pa
Al AVE. 49, - rs . = G: i4tA 8, = =
TOO trey sty resralralf soit % George
E-r.t e0- 80 20 also
iI4-Tf - ~ Eas'. 80 ?. o, i,- Az,
IL s,rpJ o.. 80. tvg s''i on JACOB Silver
mar fc- = f'n
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TRANSPORTED MAILS.

v.y-toatio- ans steamer 81 -. 7 NJ
Jarsr Corsa china PHILIPPINES
via TictoriAl-Enpress or ia
Hawaii japan. Cores China tvia
san Yranciscol-China .AuE. L. o-bO
Tal.t. Marqleszs Cook IslardE.
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WIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

The Csls.c reported az 72o miles -ss' =
SANDY Hook a; 10 a T. ysstsrtsy. is expected
% dock "a ttfr1ay forenoon
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SATISFIED MECHANICS, LIENS

lssTH 81. JOB West. y Aboct-s sons az
Victor Lltllner e. a. Jan l. 1911 t1S =
ANsTERDAN AVE. 8 " cor 1854 e.. Ahrs
Ian Re1l!cn az Le1tz Really 60 st al De-
81 1911 .oy bond t+41 s.
4STH 81 s.. Is q Cf ri. $50 a--nse-
Pump s. Machine 20 AK n F-7s - o..
july 1872 (rv bond St5s 50
SAND PROPERTY. J T. L1t- Iron WcrD
az Finance Co OF Perusy vania e a. Iul- 8
1912 fby bond. s, 900
SAME PROPERTY. Aloe-- uoEoss-sii
c. agt Te,ix fsnan 81 a. J-- IS 1917 ~;
ooudl, $50 90
SANE PROPERTY. VL.la- Roser baum q
Bro aSt Finance CO Q, Pennsylvania 81 a.
July s. 1917 by bead S45f .
SAME PROPERTY, Louis Greer berg az ?
SAME PROPERTY: san GIsuoer, -
AZ Finance co o. Pennsylvania - a.; Jr1
9 1912 Cby bond) s4Te 90
SAME PROPERTY: y Read .sat "ero
sr- same: July O. 1912 by bond. So 81