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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-10-09

yer was not square with him. He
charged the lawyer took no interest
in the case, aud did not even cross
examine the prosecuting witness. He
said he was being ra.lroaded to prison
for crime of which he was innocent.
lie declared he was not in Montana
at the time Of the alleged crime, and
that he could have proved it if he had
been given the right kind of a show.
Solely upon the testimony of the girl
he was convicted and sentenced to
serve 80 years.
Proulx's mother in Ottawa, Canada
spent all her income in All effort to
secure a pardon for her son. Cover
nor Toole and later Governor Norris
declined to act, but she still persisted
From family in Chippewa Falls
which stands very high there, came
an affidavit that Proulx was at their
house May II, three days after the al
legged crime was committed. AS the
crime was committed in the afternoon
OF May S, the train was gone. and
l'ronlX could not have left Malta I'M
I'll the next morning which would
have given him two days to reach
Wisconsin. The atlantis had seen
trolllX-a stranger-carving wooden
fansand had offered him some dinner.
Then he asked if he might shave and
his request was granted. They fixed
the date by the fact that they were de-
layed ny Proulx's shaving in taking
TIVE children to the doctors office to
be vaccinated.
i. b. stranahan, of Fort Benton.
was interested in the case, and in q
letter to an Ottawa lawyer, writ ten
June 2, 1913, he said: chilly Tressler
was young woman raised on the
plains OF Montana. Her family was
of low moral condition. kid Curry ,
the famous railroad robber and BAN
dit, had stolen her mother and lived
with her in state Of concubinage for
a time, and when pressed by the Off
GERS, turned the woman over to a
friend who still lives with her."
'Ihe case presents very peculiar
state Of facts," says Governor Stew
art in his letter to the board of par
dons. "To my mind careful study
of the cold record is far from convn-
cling as to the guilt or innocence OF
the defendant. I am not sure that
there was enough in the record to JUS
tify the conviction. However, it is
unnecessary to go into that phase Of
the case. Taking it all i'm all, and add
hitting that the record will sustain a
conviction, there still remains the
fact the mon has served almost /
years under the conviction. The cir
cIlmstances Of tile ease being of so
peculiar 4 nature, and the length Of
time already served being SO great, |
am of the opinion that Justice will not
be injuriously affected by the par
don.
The pardon is conditioned upon
Proulx's return to Canada to look aft
ter his aged mother Great Falls
Tribune.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-10-09

1.-The Law and the Outlaw at the
Orpheum Tuesday evening was we'll
attended and highly appreciated. 1t
was little more interesting than
some of the other photo plays, as the
principal character, Tom Mix, is an
Old time friend of Henry Plott, and
has visited him here on various occa-
sions.
The Ruby Gulch Mining Co. lost
their big cyanide mill by fire early
yesterday morning. The origin OF
the fire is unknown. The mill and
machinery was valued upwards of
500, 900, and will lay the company up
for some time. Besides the loss of
the mill the company will lose large
amount on account of the forced idle
ness.
The third regular meeting of the
Malta Woman's Club was held at
Mrs. Il. a. Parker's on Saturday,
Oct. 18th. Two new members We're
taken into the club, and an interest,"
ing program on Civic Sanitation in
relation to our city government was
discussed. A "clean-up day. was
urged in connection with the COVER
nor's proclamation and the move
ments i'll other cities. After dainty
O'Clock tea the club adjourned, to
meet with Mrs. B. w. Brockway on
Oct 18TH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-30
SAYS BANKS WILL STAY
Senator Owen Thinks They
Won't Yield National Charters.

Washington. June Ex-senator owen,
chairman Of the Senate Committee on
Banking and Currency. issued state
ment to-day explaining the terms Of the
administration currency bill, which he
believes will be enacted before the end Of
September
Some Of the larger interests Of the
country" said Mr.. owen, having set
their hearts upon the passage of the Al
drich bill. and having expended large
effort i'm educating the country in favor
of the Aldrich plan have been discon-
tented in two very important particulars.
First, the Aldrich bill gave control of the
proposed system to the banks OF the coun-
try and. secondly. authorized the banks
to issue the currency to the country under
this system as bank currency.
we have been unable TO approve these
principles Of the Aldrich bill. believing
that the federal reserve banks. having
been established purely for the purpose OF
stabillzing the commercial and financial
operations Of the people of the United
States. should be governed exclusively by
the people of the United States, and IN
establishing the federal reserve board 10
exercise their governing function we DO
not think il proper to permit private per-
sons to have representation upon such
governing board.
We think IL no more reasonable 70
grant this demand 10 the bankers than II
would be TO authorize the railroads TO
have representation and exercise part
of the governing power Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission. which IS charged
with the duty Of regulating the railroads.
II would. perhaps. be but little different
If the beef packers should demand repre-
sentation i'm administering the pure food
act and regulating their own conduct.
1T has been suggested that some OF the
largest national banks might 20 out OF
this system and become state banks, PC
cause Of their displeasure at not having
representation on the governing federal
reserve board, and because they were not
satisfied 10 have their correspondent
banks put part Of their reserves in the
federal system. and for the further rea-
son that they were displeased at the
United States issuing public currency,
and in the bill not giving the night TO
the reserve banks TO issue the currency
of the country.
We have taken infinite pains 10 ascer-
tain the grounds of these objections. and
feel justified in saying that there Is no
reason TO apprehend that any national
bank will go out Of the system because
Of the provisions OF this bill, but that
they will generally rejoice at the oppor-
tunity afforded them Of having more
stable condition in the financial and com
mercial world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-30

cmtg Ss1. COO; Dec 81, 1912; 500. . las.
SAME PROPERTY. Athos Realty 90 10 ,c Se
sic NJ Jones eos 10th II. BROOKLYN an
i7ITH ST s. 17O II of Wadsworths - aye ,e
1902 II 10 5 Broadway My 10 Picrro-
Clara l. Belden 10 Carl Fian n o. tei1:
pont Il. Brooklyn mtg s2o5. COO; Dec To- i'ii'
81: attys, Gerard 4 Smyth, ~ broadHa3' % o.,
18TH ST. 5 $. i77.G IT o OF Lenox ave, % a.
1901 Lena Kannensohn TO Adoie va s,o6t
Convent ave: b and 5: all liens: June IL 49, ~
atty. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. l'o D'O''
i&sTH ST :. ll7;s IT Of LenoH ave f;ra d3io
cir voorhees, ave, Sheepshead Bay Long r, ,s.
and Cmts so, 1907; June 20; 800 atty liue
Guerantee and Trust Co. JIG Broal"ssyy' sxoo II.
i aII,o ST. M i"S Wef s6 James s Taylor @
West 35th st mtg $4,000: June ~ g. a''''
ney. Lucille Taylor. 337 West 3jth ST.
The Bronx.
BRONX Park AYE " 3 3 P.f e # + 1 com
st. 2jxloo; John Molloy, to pa'r''N = ~"
"e BRS pa T'h AT w. s. 200 It Of i72i St $50
MOO; Harriet Brandon to Ela, od brS a nv;
3sl Greene ave. Brooklyn mtg Ss''o"' O''
e ctARTBR AVE, 1888, losz,o: william ma Ns 9,
son to Benenson Realty 60. pI East I''1 :,
June 10 msg s7se@ D. s rs pr StdIsaS
CARPENTER AVE, 5. lot 1871 mar
Wakefield: Elnor T Cunningham TO Ella :,
Buckley, .i3i 5sth st, Brooklyn: March q ''''s
CRESCENT AVE- Sc cor Of Adams RI. 12S.6
X; samuel Pollack 10 Cosenzo Bliloitg -
7O5 East 18th It; juno p; Nloc; atiorneS'
Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 116 Broal"ay'
HUGHES AVE. PASS and 2i6O. :, 33. ~
Mioa pamiano to Louis Gates; july = l'lv'
81; attorney. Smith Williamson 36i AleNah
SAME PROPERTY: same to same: July =.
1910; re-rccorded from Aug >. 1910; 81 same
A' lot Is map w,stchester. 25xii7.o; Marga-
ret NcIaren To Mary farkin. July 2 l"o.
$780, attorney. Thomas J larkin. 1910 Oakley
LOT 49,. map Arden property. Maeda,enna;l
Fischer to Frederck II Dressed, 2HJ East lo',tn
st: June %. 500. attorney, T w Dressed 10
LOTS 800 and 500. map $50 lots. Hunt $
Point Realty Co: Albert Gramagla 70 James
II FARLEY 723 Union ave. June "6; 500, a.
torncy, Lawyers Title Insurance Co. lou
broadway.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. n ~ cor Of Bar
retto 81. 2oONl0J. Henry Morgcnthau co 10
Baronct Realty 60. - Nassau st. June -
500: attorneys. kantrowi'z is1ers' '-'
VILLA AVE. e =. 1916 It % Van cortland,
ave. 50Ni23.3. Angela " Monaco 70 Monaco
Construction %, 1856 Villa ave mtg S-o0o,
iSoTH ST g. 25s +, r OF Washington ave:
OK. - Josophs Institute FOR ;he Improved
Instruction Of Deaf Mutcs n John Ol@ar,:
o9l Fast 10Th 81; June -; so; attorney
Snow, - Wall 81
18TH ST. = s. 1911 Il NJ Washington
ave l26X--. John - Leary 20 GlenRarin con
striction CO. GGi East 18Th ST: juno 20 mtg
$50 600. 81. same attorney.
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LIS PENDENS.
JUNE IS

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. cor n, 14sth 81
oa11xlO5: vito Contessa 81 Al agt George ,
Piclen Construction co 81 al foreclosure q,
mtg: attorneys. Weschler & Kohn.
BATHGATE AVE. 250f; Harry c Muller
agt August Nelson ct al foreclosure OF NTH:
attorney ) ; Terry.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. Q s. $50 n \
of Jennings ST. JOxl00: John Van Gelder art
Emanuel Doctor et al foreclosure Of mtg1;
attorney : Terry.
HOUSTON ST. AT East; joel Elisberg az,
David Levine ct al foreclosure Of Mtg: at
torney. II Fried
10TH ST. 81 and 80 East: Annie Blaine
agt Lizzie Ncwcomb q al foreclosure Of
mtg: attorney J . Footo.
18TH ST. g. 200 n = ~ 10th ave 2Jr
1909; Lizzie L JaSscrs agt Gertrude SAWYER
o. a foreclosure % mtg; attorney. " "
Brooke.
GRAND ST. = e. Is . q South 9Th ave-.
99xG7: United states Trust 60 ~ New York
agt Herman Harris o al amended fore
closure OF mtg, ATTORNEYS, Stewart &
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MECHANICS LIENS.


WESTCUESTER AVE . - 40 Il " ~ :,
AIMS ave, 5ONiOO. LenoN Iron Works agi
John Doc, owner. G. j Moehling, contractor;
SOL.
GLEASON AVE. II . cor OF 81 Lawrence
ave 2JNlOO. Hyman Rosenberg agt JACOB
Cohen, owner and contractor. $500.
10TH ST. 3Ii West: Atlas Marble AMI
slate Works agt John Doe. owner, Kahn
Bros. contractors. $50.
80 AVE. III to 715; Joseph Schwartzchili
act Vim W Aston. owner; Jacob Harris.
lessee. Charles Newmark. contractor Gre
AVE r. 83S to $40. VIM Youngs ast
John T. Brookman. owner: Rcid-Palmer Con-
structlon Co contractor: Chas Carroll
sub contractor. S6T 81
BROADWAY, 1881 10 1865. FL Electric
Installation co agt Crosstown Realty co.
owner: Marlborough Blenheim Corp. lessee
Frank A McNnmce and Michael Holloran.
agents. contractors: SiA5 -
BROADWAY. 1881 to 1859. J II Mccoy q
Son agt Crosstowu Realty CO, owner; Mari
borough Blenheim corp. lessee: McNameo Il
Halloran. agents. contractors; Sl,49i 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-30
Godfosls. ref: que. s2.7s7 80: taxes. etc.
on WEDNESDAY.
At 40. Il VESEY STREET.
-. I1sanh L DdN

At 40. Il vESEY STREET.
sy Joseph p. Day.
WASHINGTON ST. 712-T14. ?, 20 II OK
fIui 81. 461x64.sN irreg; two sly tenniIs az" al
cus, agt Marie Alderman ct al iot l.1l
atty: $ g Herman. ref; due, SlI,Os4 ~ tdAes'
etc. S2il o.: adjourned TO July > 49,. o..
AVE A,'li3. :, 2'lo II o. DlS' cri,ncrt
st,ys. w " Hoffman, ref; due. t3,i45 jO' taxes
etc. $500 sub 20 a first mtg OF sl-'"U'
BY Henry Brady.
COLUMBUS AVE. 49,. :. 2oS II OF 80
81. - 6xiO0x irreg. 3 sly tenmt and stores,
Shcrln's sale Of all right, title, etc %n'cn
c;ussie Herman had on Dec Il, 1917 or SINCE
; 4 Singermdn, atty.
AT 80. 320s THIRD ANEN +.
BY ]. H. Mayors.
WALTON AVE. 22e3, " ;, l6S It Of $50 1880
s., 20X95 . sty dRlg j. IRWIN Az JUIn
& ETSa' ref T. d az s Ga axes ETC. s39 81
OK THURSDAY.
IT COUNTY COURTHOUSE At II.
10y Special Master.
BROADWAY 800 to $50 cor Walker St.
80 io1l2I.TN irrcG. - sty loft and onlce ulde
Equitahle Life Assurance Society aSt improve
Property Holding 60 81 al; AleNauaer d "
attys. Psyson Merrill, special master
AT 80. Il vEsEY STREET, AT NOON
By Henry BIdug.
BEDFORD ST l02. 8. about so n Of
G-oy, 50. 22NJU . sly dUlg: ! smith 81 a.
trustees. ugt Ethel Coss ct al, 'atN q -
attys. Cambridge Livingston, ref due go
uul 30. taxes. etc. $2oJ -.
GREENNICH ST. 10. =, % u Il OF
charles 81. Is ?xG> lUX2U NNt6t. ST. tohInt
/ D Potter trustee. agt Ethel toss % n, .
Carv A e.. att,s. Cambridge Livingston. rot,
due. Sis 50. taxes. etc, 81" -
By Joseph =. Day
10TH IT. - East s. 1924 It " Of Park
ave. "SlOxlnO. H. - sly tenmt. { n"I ics
Schram at Louis Cart - al; ! X y Mnho'
attys: Nolan ref; due, j-L,Oo9 49, taxes
etc. SOL 80.
By Bryan L. Kennedy.
10TH ST. 49, 10 40 East g. go q Of
ist ave. i5oNlOO1l. ! and sty stable; WI
iam Meyer agt ! Ernst 81 al. n MACE
atty, J H. Rogan. rcf; duo. s.. ~ 90 taxes
otc 81. 423 20. subj 20 mtg Of $"o.oon
At so 32os THIRD AVENUE.
ny Henry BRADY
GREYSTONE AVE. s. 80 n $ Of 2dsth
e. 5uV1ok Irrcr. vacant. American Rctl ts-
tat, co art T. ! DugSin - al. j . Meyers
atty: Charles Putzol r'f, due, NI'"i ~
taxes. ,t,. S6G So
HNWKsTONE ST. q. o. n 2 u Walton
ave. 2x75.NN irr,g. vacant, = u Crossin
agt 4 Hughes 90 al. Harold swain ATTY 3
= FOLEY ref due. S20ol 81. taxes etc.
Rt Herbert \. sherman.
.e2D ST. 50 East n s.. 'ofN q u
Barnes ave. 25vsS 10. q Whitn0y' eNtr. agt
Charles RiugrIstciu Of al. j " Middl' brook.
ats. g. Flanders. ref. due. $3.50 20
taxes. otc. S5l7 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-30
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with uamc and address Of grantee and
Attorney
Interest < per cent unless otherwise stated.
Manhattan

AVE D. W cor OF I'd e. 3141--: Edw
kohn 10 Daniel Sommer. EOS I'd ct; Feb -
demand. per cent. s. $50. attorney sam
ucI SchWartzberg. 800 Broadway.
WEST END AVE. ss4. 5. 2ox92 J Griffin
DagglltIy 10 Susannah " Harahan. Chicago
prior mtg $4,000. June II: due as per
bond. 5000. attorney. Peter a MesShcr' %
18Th Sir POO West IG6xlO3.3. Richard B
Miller - al 70 lawyers Mortgage Co. ~
Liberty 50. June .. yrs. 81 per cent
S1Looo: attornoy Lawyers Title Insurance
2sTH sT. ri and 1i7 West 3 sly brk 463
Nasa 18th s. Construction 90 70 Michael ;
Rofrauo. II oliver st. June 20 tprior mtg
Sl7ooooD, due Juno 20 1914; per cent
SJ0O0p
a7TH ST it2 East. sly brk, i6x9s.9;
Paul poarsall 10 Lawrence Attcrbury, trus.
Nes Rochelle. Y Y prior mtg $4,000 June
,oTu ST. 5la west. . sty brk. 25N9S.o:
Mary Uorhl.on n Lydia cutting and ano.
trus Paris. France. juno -. due as per
bond. $4,000 attorney. Title Guarantee CO.
The Bronx.
CRESCENT AVE. cor II Adams pl.
! i2N 8N--. tos'nzo Building co 70 James -
Vent I55 West Erd ave; June = demand
t. por cent. <5l ono. attorney Title Guar
ante. 90. l7s broadway.
CARTER AVE. 1885, " $. l24.5r-: Ben.
'nson Realty 90 10 william nelson -+1t
Washington ave prior mtg $1,000. Juno - 3
duo as per bond & 500. attorney, Title
Guarantee go. t7G Broadway.
G1EE . AH n % wn1id 20 II to N 81 E YoTl
Trust 60. - Broad st. June %. demand
per cent. $50 ooo. attorney. Title Guarantee
60. 10 BROADWAY
LU'LJ AVE. % q. too n ~ 2o9th -.
o5xloo. John II Mcguire 70 Tile Guarantee
and trust 90. 17s Broadway. due AS per
bond. June - 81 200.
LOTS - and 30 amended map Clason
Point Maria ! Bruno ~ Mary Snea W.
East l4G'h -. Juno %. due per bond :.
$500. attorney Ti'l" Guarsnte" Co. 10
Broadw1".
SOt-THERN BOULEVARD. n cor %
Rtrrc'to -. I5Nioj. Raronet Realt' % 10
Iionry Norg'nthau GO. 81 East f-d 81 gu,1
-. ,r & per cent. SOS 00o attorney VI
W'rhsieJ SOS East so g.
SAME PROPERTY SAN" 20 same pro
mtg S6s On0l. June - duo Dec -. 1916.
e. per cont. 800 900. at'orn~,. same.
OrrHERN RprLEVARD :. ief r. =
81 Rarretto ~. T6N-. same e. same. June
=: y- 6 per cen': SO ooo: attorney. sam.
SAME PROPERTY. sam" 90 same, Juno
81 ,rrior mtg So oOo'. duo Dec - 1910,
Is per cent. $1,000. attorney. same.
SOUTHERN ROTLFNARD. ~ a. - y
- Rarrott1 go 4TNloj. same 20 same, June
=. .r Is per cont. So 600. attorney, same.
SANE PROPERTY. same to sane, Jun"
~ Cprior mtg Sj".ooo't IA" De" - WV
q por cont. $4,000. attorney. same.
landt ave. '"Ni233; Monaco 'onstrIct2n
- 20 Manhattan MortgaSe 90 200 Broad
way. June -. du" as per bond t21."on.
1s0TH ST Sc i45.ii = 2 81 Washington
% city Mor'gar" 60. - Wall 81. d'mand'
g p.r cent. June IS. S33 900. attorney. T
SNOW - Wall 81
IN1Tu ST. q - i03 II = ~ Washington
svo. l2N--. Same 90 same. Juno -. demand
pcr cent. SG3 000. attorney. same
iNaTU ST s = iS1li n o ~ Washington
p,c OK. same 20 same. June 20. demand.
per cent. t%3 600. attorney, same.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-30

Tor Virginia fair and somewhat warmer to-
day. Tuesday fair, light variable VinIa.
For Western Pcunsy lyana. fair TO day. aud
warmer I'm northern portion. Tuesday fair
Hight variable winds
For Western New York fair and warmer to
DAY. Tuesday fair, light variable winds
For Western virginia. fair to- day and Tues
day
For Northern New England. fair to-day and
probably TUESDAY, light variable winds
For Southern Now England fair and some
What warmer to-day; Tuesday fair. light
variable winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-30

STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

~ mouth. June d. ll.o2 m-Pr.n1 Friedrich
Wilhelm Ger New York FOR Bremen 'ana
vo,ilIc I,ipc .a-rolunbia OBrl. Now York fol
GLASGOW taul proceeded. 81,
11ayre- June ala Touraine ,Fr. Nov norh
Port said. June afghan irn.' 'hI'. y. \
IIioCo. =, . ~,
Southampton. Juno - $40 m-MalcSuc 'b0
New York Via plymouth and ChorpouIs
SAILED
Garston Ture lena d'rl. New y ork.
SOUTHAMPTON June 20. 2:30 . m-Goorso Wash
frgtou Cor from Brcw'nl. Nov YORK la
.-bcrhourc 10 IN President Grant 'cr
urou IlamhurgI. Now York VIA 'h"rh"HIS
O,r.yetoV-n Tu.o - q.l0 q MT amYduia thrl
from Liverpool. New York.
PASSED.
Lizard. juno .9-Minnchaha ,Br', New Norh
for LONDON
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
49, o. 4

oUiTldl Eeforn ana FORECAST " tNNllE tnNi
june - Warm weather continues over the
middle plains states. th" Mississippi aud ohio
valleys and tho upper Lake regions aud sea
sonIblc temperatures are general througho ont
tho Atlantic and Gun Statcu. cooler weather
has Ovcrsprcdd the Northern plains states. and
moderate temperatures continue over the Rocky
Mountain and plateau regions ana the Pacific
States.
There were scattered thunder showers dur
INK the last twenty four hours I'm tho South
Atlantic and Gulf states. the Northern plains
states and the Rocky Mountain region. Else
where the weather remained fair.
Indications arc that cooler heather viii
Overaprcad the plains states during Monday
and the Mississippi Valley and the upper lake
region TUESDAY over the Eastern and South
Crn states temperatures VIII not change de-.
,idcdly. and over the Rocky Mountain and
plateau regions 10 will remain moderate
Local thunder showers Will occur Monday and
Tuesday IN the south Atlantic and Gulf states,
Monday in the plains states and Monday ng-t
or TUESDAY I'm tho Mississippi Valley and the
upper lake region. ln the Eastern states. the
lower lake region. the upper Ohio valley and
the Rocky Mountain and plateau regions the
weather viii he fair Monday aud Tuesday.
Tie winds along the Now England. the
Middle Atlantic. South Atlantic. East Gulf and
West Gulf coasts viii hc Hight variable on the
lower lakes light variable. upper lakes. light
variable mostly south.
steamers departing Monday for European
ports will have moderate variable winds and
fair weather 10 the Grand Banks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-30
BOY FATALLY SHOOTS COUSIN
Sunday Target Practice Ends in
Death of Newton, n. j., Youth.

Newton, y. J., June 29.-Horace Nixson,
nineteen years old. was accidentally shot
and killed by his cousin. Emmett Nanau-
ken. aged fourteen, in his home In Bar
rett avenue this afternoon.
The BOYS, leaning from a window. were
shooting at mark I'm the garden. Just
as Vanaukcn was taking his turn Nixson
stepped toward the window and received
the ball in the temple, Just above the
loft eve. He died about an hour later.
Vanaulou Who was NiNSons closest
friend, is grief stricken over the acci-
dent. The police do not held him respon-
siblC.
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The Bronx.
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

JUNE y.
LAWYERS MortgaEc 60 TO Christine @
OpenhNu - al trus. $50 900
william. VI Donaldson, ear, 10 William II
Donaldson. truS. 81
sam, 10 - NnCents Hospital Of city OF
New York. 81
Ncw York trust co TO city Real Estate
co. S2OO0o.
Michael j O'Tonnor and ano to Bowery
Savings Bank, 500 600.
Henry Meyer To- Herman Gampert; 500.
Schalman Goldberg TO Max kobre. $4,000.
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Scsttlcl- Minnesota ....-..-.. .-...' ~. ,o |
Hawaii via san Franciscoi->ierra. july ~
Tahiti. Marqu,sas. Cook ISLANDS New
Zealand Australia VIA san iran ,,e
ciscoJ-Aorangi .............-.... Jui' 40
Hawaii samoan Islands. New Iea-
'agH, A.s'ra'a VIZ '''' an. July -
japan Corca China. Philippines wa ,,-
Nictoria)-Empres5 II JaI dn...-..'' Jul! -
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SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Sunday, June %,
1918.
ARRIVED.

steamer America dtaD. Naples June 10 an.
Palermo Il. 20 fairfield. Soldri u 60, WIZ -
first lT3 second cabin and l.G" stee'ase 90 %,
songers and mdsc. Arrived at the Ear "'
Stcamcr campanelo Bp. Rotterdam June ~ 10
and Halifax. y : -. 10 the Uranium - CV,
III with a. cabin and 200 stecrase pas'cn
cers a1I mtsc trriyed ~ the Tar Al u ''.
steamer Mathilde tNorl. Havana June j ana
Cardenas % 20 the American ana Cupdt 80
Line. with sugar Arrived at the lar AZ ''0
steamer Vcsta towing barge standard oil "a
"a TaInpico June a. to the Stancafd w w.
with crude oil. Arrived at the Bar az a ~
steamer Hermiston tBrl, norfolk JGnS =, =
IIagemcyer Trading CO. in ballast WIZ 100 .
for RIO de Jareiro, etc. Left quarantine az
- Steamer 80 cp Chatham Ger. Tampico June r. to
W = Warden. with oil Arrived at me 3D.
steamer city Of Columbus. savannah 10 the
Ocean IS Co, with passengers ana mus
Passed In Quarantine at 4.l0 m. .,.
steamer Mac. Tampa Jun" !. ho,i T i.
and Weymouth Mass. -, with muse idSs''
i'm quarantine AT $50 m 49, r,.5,
steamer PaVuee. Philadelphia. 10 the 3a.
- CO. with mdse Passed m Quarantine ~
steamer $" Hamilton. Norfolk and Newport
News, to the old Dominion 1,U,,ar.r,i,s al
scngors and mdsc. Passed IN quarantine a.
steamer M, old colony. Boston. to the Eastern
steamship Corporation. with mdse Fassed !"
Quarantine Al 2.3j m. .
steamer Suruga tBn, NagasaM NpIlI ~
Mol IL Manila May .. SaharG TO- 1oc.nh ~
sue Iune 3 Poif said {. Algiers II. Boston -
10 BARBER a co. with mdse. Arrived at the Oar
at : 50 on. ,-. Cd, ne,
steamer Tyskland dam. Sdgua June -. WIN
r,dsc Anchored in Quarantine ~ u ~ I, Ih.
steamer Rochambcdu d'r. iaNre June Il ~
the Coulracrie Generate Iransatlauiqu'. WIN
passengers ana mdsc. Passed I'D SAMMY "'oN
At ! ! 80 o. DOB.
steamer jamestown Norfolk and Newport
News. TO tho Oll Dominion - GO. with pas
songers and mdsc Passed In SANDY h'"A 81
II % IN.
SAILED
steamers Berwick Law tBr'. fireman.. =
Emilia (\usu. Philadelphia. IA flanAI'
tDutcln Antwerp. Mayare tBr). Ferth Anpoy
Damara Norfolk: Fernando Poe iSpani Cadiz
Orondaga Norfolk and Newport NeVs, p"ro
thy. -----, Jean. - W.,
sandy Hook y j. June - $3.50 m-Wini
south: light breeze: clear. light sea.
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