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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-18
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Wednesday, July
II. 1912.
ARRIVED.

Steamer OlInda 'Cuten) Nipe July I, Puerto
Padre o, Gibara IL ard Nuevitas r. 10 the
Murson So Line, With 80 passengers, mails
and mdse. Arrived a. :he Par at I:4o q IN.
steamer clyde tBr,. SOUTHAMPTON June Is,
Weymouth 20, Cherbours 20, 81 Mieaaels -.
Barbados July 2 Trinidad 3. SaYanil!a g.
10. 10 sander,on & son. with ~ passengers,
mails sad Indse. Arrived ut tho Bar at $40
steamer Heliopolis u3rl. Norfolk July is. TO
tralia. Left Quarantine at $50 m.
steamer slf CNorl. CarGcnas July and
Nueyitas 10, TO J Winche :1sa & Co. with
steamer konsin Lusc CGnrJ. Bremen JuIy .
and Boulogne I. TO Oelrichs & Co. with 30
cabin and 30 si"erase passengers ana fh'Se'
Steamer Brazos Galveston July 10. 20 the
Nauo,y SIS Co. with passengers and mcss.
Passed IN Quarantine a. 80 NJ. .r 90
Steamer NusCes. MOBILE July 0. lamps Is
and Key Yves: 80. TO the Mallory - 20. with
passengers and mdse. Passed in quarantine a.
Steamer FL cd Galveston July u. to tho
Southern Pacifc Co. with md.e. Passed IN
Qustsntae at $40 n ,.., 3,
steamer Isabella, Mgyaguez; r. July ~,
20 The New YORK and Porto RICO - 20 win
sugar. Arrived al the Bar a. lO:4O m
Steamer Oceanic tBrl, Southampton ana
Cherbourg July 10, via queenstown II; 70 me
White star Line. with l07 FIRST class l6o sec
ond class end 229 Storage passengers, mails
and rndse Arrived a. the Bar at 1898 N
Steamer Hsmilton, Newport News anu nor
rolk 70 The Old Dominion - co. Win pass ~
gers ana mdse. Passed in Quarantine AZ 800
D IN. a..
Steamer jamestown Newport News and nor
folk 10 tho Od Dominion rs 60, "lih m1'2'
Pressed IN Slndy HCoS ~ ~.
steamer Navahoe George:owu Flss"1 III
Quarantine - $50 n -
SteamA. Ottawa 6R-', SalGae'e -rH ", 20
David r Warden. with creosoie. Arrived az
the Bar ~ y ~.
SANDY HOOK. =. u" u. $40 ? m -" M
CO IN, cloudy, moderate ground swell
SAILED.
Steamers Or1taya LII-'. Bermuda, fN en-
fNo-,. Haracoa: caracas. san JCsr. hciapan
,Br, Klnrs.ou. Domus, Now Orleans. trgen
tina t4uSu, Naples. Madison. N"-,o'k ana
Seupor' Eewt: Nunch!og'sl tNor'. For, an
onto: Larinsr. Po"' Arthur. L|larcrne 'bt''
q Johu y Z. Oblden-. I%or. Port Antonio.
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS


Tcns-iHc J-ly lG-Ca;alina 'spi7J, New YORK
,!a Caltestor ard Havana To- Cadiz. etc
Cape Town. Iul. iG--Sahcrha tB-l. NsW l"ri
y.p &, Vincent, Y, for Frcnanu,, ACE
Yokohana. JUL 10 EnlSnls 7enp.a- tB'.
Brisbane July iT-Frankoy uBii, New go,"
lie DurLa1. Frcmani'c. Adelaide and s'd-
RIO 90 Jareno. July I5--TenpU' oBr Ns"
York Via Norfolk and - Thomas
CaIlao. Ju,y IA Hovics Hall ,br'. N-v no'H
Va Bahia B'auca. Valparaiso. etc.
Hayre, July Ie-Princ" Wilem pa'ch''
%ov York ia West indies aul Ncnezreld
fo- Amsterdam.
Melbourne. JuIy ,7-s,ar o. AUSTRALIA tBrl.
Nov York via 81 Vincent { v ETC. Tor
rars, July ie-crIs9in Br, New York ia
Rot,.rd,m, July re-csmpan.llo ,Er'. New
Geaor. ju,, Il Iysrn'a OB-,. New YORK ia
Madeira SAILED.
Southampton Ju'y -, 12l5 m.Ciympio
,Br, <~w YORK Ia Cherboyrg and Queens
town. = p nv. XAVIER Wilhelm d. Crosse
Ger from Rr"meni, New Iort "a tner =
bours. Oruba tf5rl New YORK VA ""s'
Indies.
Colombo. JuIy IL -Drach.rfel. GER from
Calcutta. Boston and H"W Yorf. -,
Che-bourg. Jul" -. y m-ka,str NllFe.n
der Grc-ge tG,rJ 0rom Bremen ara SCUM
amptonl HeU TorA
PASSED
Ctb-aiia-. July -Hurcas.or castle RI.
Yokohama. IIonE Kong. &c, tor New Or I:
I'm Oceania Arsp, New for" VIA tGS1'
for Naples. etc. l.-,..,.,
pantsIleria. JuIv l7Katama 'BrI, Calcutta
and Colombo for Boston ana Ne" io-h.
Lizard, Julv lT-Vedra CEr', New iork Tor -
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NEW HAMPSHIRE LAID UP
Battleship Damaged In Collision Put
Out Of Commission.
tgro,n The Tribune Ruresu.1

Washington, July T-Announcemen'
was fnads to-day By the Navy Depart
ment that the New Hampshire wh'cn
was reo7htly quite badly DAMAGED In q
collision with tho steamer Common
wealth. will he ogt Of commission Tor
about sixty days. and therefore VIII not
be able TO tako part IN the naval n'sn1u-
vres. Another order ISSUED To-Day put'
the Alabama IN service
The Acting secretaiy. Bechman WIN
throp. IL IN receipt OF Il communication IN
which tho writer wakes enthusiastic over
a greater and bigger navy. md then OBJ
SERVES that tho paramount question -
how 10 protect the bis bstt!eshipr from
the dangerous minor craft in tho harbore'
Tho cost Of repairing tho New Hamp-
shire hs. been estimated by the Navy
Deunrt;usnt az elb,OQ9,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-18
COUNTRY LEASES.

Peace e. Gilman have rented for Annie
Flint her cottage I'm Ontcora Park. Cats
XIII Mountains, TO Judge r. T. Lynch, OF
tho City Court. and for the CcdarhurEt
Estates their large stone house on S.aly
Lane, Cedarhur5t, Long 1slapd, to Harold
l.. McCormack, OF Chicago.
Moore &. Wyckoff leased the Clement 6.
Moore Camp on Lake Kokad-jo. Maine, to
John Sayer Martin for the season.
DcBlois e. Eldridge have rented for Y.
s. Grand d'Hauteville his villa on the
westerly side OF Bellevue avenue, New
port, II. T.. to Mrs. Stanley Mccormick,
OF Boston, for the season.
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n cent; $500; attorneys, Butts G. vininr a,

8 per cent; $500; attorneys. Butts G. vininr A,
Chambers ST. VI
132D ST. s, 100 II Of sth ave. 15xao II.
Malcolm Hayward 10 Ralph Trier Atlan,ts
City. j; July 10: due as per bond; a. ac.
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co, i7s
i5STH ST, $40 West, 2oroo1,. J.,n,.
Donneliy TO Henry Lente, 104 Morninesiss' sva .
July z; yrs; $1,000: attorney. Oliver z DsyIs.
The Bronx.
BAILEY AVE, s, 1895 It S of Ring,h,idv.
rd, 251lOo; Alma Poole and arc to Ami. b
Harrison, Smithyille Flats, " Y; 3 yrs. Juis
10: 5000; attorneys Fettretch & seybeI' Il
Park kow.
BROADWAY, = cor Pelham I'd. i22r1so.
WIN Bull to EJiz X Dooing, 179 Fast soth A.:
July l0; yrs, 6 per cent; 5000; attorneys
Knox g. Doolng q cedar st.
FAILE ST. ~ cor Gilbert pl. 20xioo; VIM
Sinnott Co to Manhattan Mortgage Co. INV
10; due as per bond; $4,000; ADDRESS, 2o
Broadway.
FORT SCHUYLER RID, n " cor Maynov.-
ave. lOox-; James Z Noonan to Msrgare,
yrs; $1,000: attorneys, Lawyers Title Insur-
ance and Trust Co 100 Broadway.
SAME PROF ERrY: same TO John { Heintz
1925 7th ave: July prior mtg $1,000 due a.
sd ave
Wash and anO. Port Chester, y Y; July 49, 3
yrs: $685.; attorney, Lawyers Title Insurance
and Trust so, iCO Broadway.
FORT SCHUYLER RID, n s, l0I n Of
Pilgrim ave. 2JIlo0; lot 30, map 1927 Walsh
estate. Jemes 4 Bergen 10 Martha J Walsh
and auo. 2+67 Westchester ave: July 10: yrs:
s1.s5. attorncy, Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust GO. leo broadway.
GROVE AVE. n " :. part lot o. mao Esg
fremont; Israel schwartz to Bessie cetlin,
2l31 Carolina ave: July 10 prior mtg 5000;
o yrs. pc. cent; s1.02J: attorney. VI Kat.
500 Broadway.
LOTS 2OS and II. mao Century Investing
co; Lille . Could 10 Jennie N Derrick l3ss
Dean ST. Brooklyn: July 10: y yrs. 5a pc.
cent $500 attorney, a G Nanderpoel, 81
Broadway.
OGDEN AVE, n W ,or 1921 ST. 50Ue5; ogdsn
ave. =. l25 It n OF 1929 81, SxSj: John D
Roche 10 Mari r Higgins, 3+o West 5Ith st.
NAV I; . yrs. . per cent; $1,000; attorney.
II stuart. 20 Broadway. =
PILGRIM AVE, . =, 200 II 6 % Waterbury
ave. 5OxIODT; Francis a Miller 70 Margaret,
Walsh and auo. Port Chester, y July u.s.
$3.50; attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust Co. leo Broadway
UNION AVE. ., 225.3 Il Of lesrh 81.
5TTx-: Margaret Crozier 10 Emlsrant In
dustriai Savings Bank, 81 Chambers st: July
10 (prior mtg $4,000: 3 yrs: SO, 0oo attorneys
n & L. 7 OGorman. 81 Chambers 81.
WASHINGTON AVE, W 8, lt1.4 ~ 9 y II
fT2d St IL 1OY0O3: VIM Berbert 10 Eliz
Berbert I452 washington ave: July II: yrA
per cent $500: attorney G Il Winthrop, %
2sSD sT p W cor White Plairs rd. SA1oz
IIO7; George Fl Sundern1ann 70 Louise Y
Heintz, 81 Mount Morris Park West: July 3:
duo as per bond; $1,000: attorney, THh
Guarantee and Trust Co. 176 Broadway
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TRAN SPACiFIC MAILS.

Dcstins ton and steamer. inn. I. p NJ
TAHITI. Merquceas. Cook Islands
New Zealand, Australia VIA San
Francisco)--Manuka ........... July 10. $50
japan. Corea. China. Philippines
(via Acknowledgements OF India july 10. ESQ
japan. Cores. China via Tacoms)
Chicago haru July 10. 6:so
Hawaii VITA San Francisco)-Lur-
Inc July Wv
Japan. Corea, China yia Seattle
OtCTlC 'JuIg ~, o'oo
Hawaii. Japan. Corea, China, Phil
ippines G'la San FTancisco)--
Hawaii, Samoan IslanGs New Yea
land. Australia tvia San Fran
shiEuosa Maru "........... ' July 25. $50
cisco,Iu ( transport .......... July 81. $50
Hawaii, ELL Islands, Samoan Isl
ands Rev Zealand, Australia
via Ticto.!a)-Msrama. .......Aug, z, $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-18

Forecast for Special Locslitie-.-For the
District Of Columbia ard Maryland. showers
to-day; Friday probably fair; no deeided
change IN temperature: Hight variable winds
For virginia, Delaware. Eastern fennpI-
yania and New Jersey. local showers to-day;
Friday unsettled light to moderate variable
winds.
For Eastern Nop York. fair In roTth local
showers IN routh to-day. Friday probably tair;
Iisht to moderate routh winds.
Friday: light 10 moderate south WINDS
For Western Pennsylvania. fair In north.
local showers IN youth today; frlIay proDaoIy
fair: lizht to moderate variable winds.
For West Virginia. local showers TO day :
Friday probably fair.
For Western New York. generally 'air 70
winls.
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READING TRAINS DRY
Railroad Stops Sale c. Liquor on Its
Cars n Pennsylvania.
ne T.lertapn 10 'rho Trlbuns.

Philadelphia. July 1.-THE Reading
Railway Company Issued an order to-day
forhiddiag tho saio OF liquor on any OF
It's lines In PonraylvaH's, Trir follows tho
action o. the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
nany announced yesterday, and has been
forced on both eonps1.ss by threats OF
prosecution rs the hrt.saloon LoagGc'
The baltimore e OHIO Railroad = cA'
noe, cC 20 a,chc q similar rulc tomorrow.
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Charleston: the Chicago. from Portland
Me. for Boston: the Maryland, from Brem-
erlon for cruise 10 Alaska: the Massachu-
retts. from Newport for Gardeners Bay:
the Nashville. from Puerto Plata for Sdnto
Domingo City.
The Tacoma placed in full commission, nav!
yard, Philadelphia
The Denver placed in full commission, navy
yard, Mare Island
The Yorktown. placed out OF commission
navy yard, Mare Island.
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

Tine following transa, tons were re
corded yesterday n the New York Real
Estate exchange salesroom, Nos. II and
IL Ncsc" street.
by los6rh 7. rIr
EI.SMERE PLACE. So g. SO n a ~
Southern boulevard, ioylr0. > sty tcumt. sold
20 the plaintiff for S.S.jgJ.
BY the James l.. Wei, Comrsny
DECATI-R AVE. 3g@3 ~ g. 3971 II o.,
90 N st 25NluO, = ST. dwg, sold to the plain
I'M for $500.
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HEAVY TRADING IN REALTY MARKET
New Owners for Lafayette ST. II Story Building and Struct
ures in Frankfort St. and Maiden Lane.
100000 WEST a2D STREET TRANSACTION CLOSED

macher Realty Company cottage known
as No. II Wygand Place, Rockaway. to
Samuel l.. Chrman for investment, and
for the Somervile Realty Company a
plot Of two lots on Remington avenue
to Anton Jorgensen, who will improve
them with twelve room cottage.
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RECORDED LEASES.
tTl'h name AMI address Of lessee.
July Il

BRpOME ST, 300 ,"ast s,oroI, Israel BeitE
- Hary Jnnc AMI auo: . yrs from MAJ /.
l9l-. 5000. address. 2!9 Brooue -.
MULBERRY ST. I - ttist rear IufD: + W
from Eeb T. 1912. Si20: ndfress. On premises
NANDAM Hr. = tslD: celia shapiro 20
Hiuscpp' N'suraca; . ,rT rom July !, 1912;
81 40: address 80 Blocker 81.
10TH AVE, ilj tClrucr store and store ad-
ioiningi; Harry Goodsttn to Gus Stratohs and
ano; yrs and MOS from May !, 1912: $3.50;
address, iG3 Yves, 3ith ct
Gih ST. 34 and 32G East aln: Bella Alt
man 10 Mortz Burger yrs from July Is,
1872: 500; address. 1900 Pacific 81, Brooklyn.
10TH ST, a. {" 81 West Citth and sixth
loftg; the Haser Hudlng Co u & Bachia
Z "a: ~ yrs ard mos from May I, 1917,
S5.1OO, aidrcss. ON rromlscS.
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HAksoH eupEAVleoR NAMED

Rea- Admiral Aaron Ward, L. s. NJ
has 3us; been detached as commander OF
the first division OF the Atlantic fleet and
appointed Supervisor OF the Haroor OF
New York
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lnll. 1912.

Highest temperature yesterday 81 degrees lat
10 "a: lowest 10 average, rs; average for
corresponding date last wear. II; average for
CORRESPONDING date last thirty-three wears. a.
t,-mJrrow: light 10 moderate south ~.1ds-
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THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
Mania attain

18TH STREET Sadie STROBE has sold 10
lC9 West H9th street four story and base
men. dwelling house. Oh 2 lot I5.G-iDOj feet,
~ feet 0e-, 81 columbus avenue. The buyer.
Mrs John Townsend. VII occupy
AVENUE AZ. gaa;Lw has sod No. 90
'N"rI" \, four slJiy tenement house. on a
4.
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Local Oflciai Record.-The following OIL
cial record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes In the temperature for the last twenty
four hours. in comparison with the correspond
Aato ~ last
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WIRELESS REPORTS

The Ad!ls;!c reported IS Ie2 miles cast Of
saady HOOK a. $50 n N yestcrCey, Is expected
20 cock t!i6Hy forenoon.
The Mauretsnis. reported ss $50 miles east
o. SANDY HOOK a; %aj N ?esierday. u e.
rectcG 10 dock Friday forenoon.
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PARK AVENUE HOUSE SOLD.

Bernard 4 Gutenberg purchased
through Duff & Congcr from Mrs. L. Elias
40. l2,c Park avenue. near 18th street, a
five story and basement brownstone front
double hathouse. on lot .6Xlov feet.
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Mall NpSsNi
Vessel FOR. Line. closes ss!!s.
cA'tJc rIv.-oool ~ S.. $50 m - 90 N
Drurnianrig Argentine. -- 300 IN
S.,rranrs Cenpecbe U''d 900 ? M 1900 m
80, S-,sfoLai Panama. II 30 = m 800 = n
s.! Prince, Santos, Prince. LEO IN 5Wn w
westerwald, Inagua. B-A.. 100 = m ~ IN
II Olsv. Copenhagen. S-A ~, III
Carpathls. Naples, Cunsrd l.:D N
p Lincoln. Hamburg IA. --- ""o N
EoltLrno. Rotterdam, Crau. -
Mohawk J'hsoaviile, Clyoe. ..-- w m
Onon5sge, B'nswick Clyde. W, ~
{ az Montgomery, Sev, Sa| -- ":V0 ? III
rEIDAS. July "a.
Tenezia Naples, Fsb-c. 5W' y m
Metanzaz, TSmpico Ward. -- l-.'o ~
SATURDAY, JULY 81.
Ncw York, champion, Am 600 m 300 4 IN
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Oceanic S'harnpton, W Ct $50 a m 200 NJ
Verdi, Arg'tiaa. l. & H.. $40 a M 300 III
San Juan. Juan. EY&PR 900 q M 12:Oo III
Tivives. Colon, l. F CO... $3.50 a m 12:UO nj
Havana. Havana, Ward. .l0aD q m 1;,o m
= Sigismund, Colon, H-A. zoo n III 100 m
Parma, Guiana, quebec. .ll:3O a III 2sp M
Kirkland, Antwerp, Red st --- lO:p IN
CamtTona. G'gow. Anchor. 1900 IN
Ancons. Naples, ltasn.... ---- HOO m
Iroquois, Jhsonville, clyde. - ZOO IN
Brazos Galveston. Mallory LOO m
Nueces. Tampa, Mallory. 100 IL
& OF Savannah, say, Saw. .. 800 m
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Buys Broadway Block Front.

Arnold. Byrrr & Baumaan have scld FOR
George r. johnson. sr.. and George +.
Jobrson. jr., The block front on the vest
sido or Broadway. from INST 10 :'2d
street. fronting c06 icot on Broadway. 1873
feet in Fist stree, and 100 feet In ia
street. The purchaser Is n prominent
builder. who will improve the property
with high class apartment houses. The
property was held ut $4,000. The
Mcssrs. johnson bought IN" lots from the
Rsrney Estate Company about two years
arO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-18

The real estate market yesterday was
more active than OH the two preceding
days this week. Several interesting sales
were announced.
| DE Selding Brothers and r. n. Lud-
| low Company reported the sale for the
Citizens Investing Company, DominicK
Abbate, president Of the new twelve story
Mercantile Building, Nos. 237 and 39
Lafayette street, on plot 5Gxl0o feet. This
property Is directly at the subway sta
| ton at Spring street and at the head or
the new small park called Cleveland
Square, at the junction OF Lafayette, Cen
tire, Spring and Kcnmare streets. This
building was completed by the sellers
about six months ago II Is equipped with
the latest sprinkler and fire alarm deyice9
and Is fully tenanted. The buyer Is John
s. Melcher. representing an estate.
The same brokers also sold the five
and six story buildings on plot 59xl02.2 x
4S Ilxi0, feet, Nos. Il and % Frankfort
street, for client TO the Citizens Invest
ing Company. II Is the intention OF the
purchasers 20 improve this plot. contain
ing 60Co square feet. by erecting a modern
building for the use OF printers. No q
Frankfort street has been held BY the De
SEEDING family for over 1870 years.
Another Downtown Sale.
Another downtown sale was reported by
the William NJ. Benjamin Company.
which, in conjunction with the Charles +.
Moves COMPANY. has sold to an investor
No. l2l Maiden Lane. extending through
20 No. Fletcher street, a six story loft
building covering lot about 2ixS5 feet. The
building is under lease TO Smith & Nichols
for long term OF years. The property
vas held at $1,000.
Corn 6 60. sold Nos 90. q and IS
West SD street. three old dwelling houses,
each on n lot 25x9S.9 feet, making n total
plot OF 75xes9 feet. which will be immeGi-
atclr- improved with a sixteen story loft
building Nos. % and "a were sold D.
Minturn Post Collins and No. % by Mary
* billiard and l.. r. & ". X. Sheffield.
The buyer "a the Midwest Realty Com
pany. Henry Hellman. president, which
recently completed loft buildings at No.
49, TO l62 WNst 2jth street and No. l2T
20 1SG West Goth street. \ building and
permanent loan OF S5@5 600 has already
been arranged with the Metropolitan life
Insurance Company to cover the o'"T-
alton. Schwartz G. Gross architects. are
preparing plans for tn" now building
" hich will be ready fOr tenants in NaF.
1913 The entire transaction involves 81
600 600 This property was prennt'h "Iy
reported sold several weeks ago. but A.
tina, Tine negotiations we-" only In 'he
preliminary stage. the anal contract be
coming effective only YESTERDAY.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF grantee and attor-
rcvD
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

with name and address o: purchaser and At.
torncyJ
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise. 4:45: s.n.e; rs; moon Gets, !o:ls;
iroorn age, (.
HIGH WATER.
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Official observations taken ct United states
,,ea,ber bureaus at & D. m, Yesterday follow:
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manha rattan.

with name and address Of sodsrs aasf.
ney)
IY.TY II
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
FRIDAY. july r..
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

Brings mail
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Humidity.

Sa m...A 1p. M. Sd p m.'''o'
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AUDUBON AVE. 2 8 IS n n az 1S6th ST. % :
x9j lionyea kearncy 20 EmiGrant lndustrial
Savings Bank ~ Chambers st; July lB. 3 yrs.
80 600; attorneys. r r J O'Gcrman. 81 Cham
6
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-10-01
ORDER OF ELECTION
STATE OF TEXAS, !
County of Brazos.

On this the 10th day of September
1912, came on to be considered by me as
mayor of the city of Bryan application
and petition of L. NJ. Hewitt and fifty
nine other persons filed herein on the
14th day of September, 1912, requesting
an election be ordered to determine
whether said city of Bryan shall adopt
the commission form of government.
The boundary Of said city to be as the
same now exists, to wit: Commencing at
a point 1900 yards due south from the
center of the courthouse square; thence
due east 100 yards; thence due north
3i0O yards; thence due west $500 yards
thence due south 3400 yards; thence due
east 100 yards to the place of beginning.
And II appearing to me that said city
contains population of less than ten thou
sand inhabitants, to wit: 4l32 according
to the Federal census of 1910; that said
petition is signed by more than ten per
cent Of the qualified voters of said city
according to said census.
| therefore in my capacity as mayor of
the city Of Bryan order an election to be
held in said city on the 21st day of
Bryan shall adopt the commission form
of government. Nstce shall be given of
the date and place of holding said election
by posting a true copy of this order in
three public places in said city and pub
fishing the same in The Bryan Eagle,
newspaper published in the city of Bryan
for at least hirty days prior to the date
OF said election.
All voters who are qualified to vote in
the general election shall be entitled to
vote in said election. Each voter desiring
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-10-01
|I'ni|7E TRIAL

Annapolis, Ind, Oct. Limited
ktes District Attorney Charles w.
Miller and his score Of assistants
were on the ground early this morn
ing to press the governments case
against the fifty-one defendants, rep
resenting almost the entire list of Off
Gals Of the International Association
of. Bridge and Structural Iron Work
ers for ten years back. The trial is
expected to attract wide attention be-
cause Of the prominence of some OF
the men in the prisoners box in the
federal court and because of the eff
forts that the labor unions of the
country have made to raise funds for
the defense of their imprisoned lead
ers. Mr.. Miller has marshalled his
testimony, consisting largely Of doc
umentary evidence, in such way as
to expedite the trial as much as pos.
sible, but at least two months is like
ly to be consumed in the trial.
The district attorney has arranged
the records and letter taken from the
offices of the iron workers in the
order of their dates and in the order
in which the writers stand toward
the conspiracy that the government
charged existed in the organization to
dynamite property. First of all will
come the letters relied upon to show
what part Frank M. Ryan, interna-
tional president, took in furtherance
of the conspiracy
The letters, nearly two hundred of
which are in the possession of the
government. are from or about all the
men indicted and the government Is
able to trace practically every job Of
dynamiting to an immediate or re-
mote connection with them. In this
connection the evidence of Ortie Nc
Manigal will be very important, for
it will show that he received instruc-
tions in harmony with the letters and
that he carried out these instructions
and received pay for his work
Senator Kern has been employed
by the defense, and is now going over
the indictments, and is frequently in
consultation with the defendants. He
and Newton w. Harding of this city
will be the leading attorneys for the
defendants, but it is thought that
some of the defendants will bring
lawyers from their own cities.
So complete has the government