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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-07
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Builder, Buy Heights Corner
Greenwich Village Houses
Traded for Theatre.
DOWNTOWN RELIC SOLD

r demand for apartments on WASH
i-s.o. Heights Ia sufficient to warrant at
as. another house. for yesterday builders
rho have been associated with the apart
rsr. d.vclopment " tho section bought
A corner from operators with big build
NJ ,.,n and will improve II with a six
s6ry structure. Greenwich Village, which
las ~.t appeared in the news OF the mar
tet Tor some time, furnished a deal yes
t,-dlt seven houses In the old section
we've '-tded for theatre in The Bronx.
Vow mat tho houses have been sold
,-o,s-, have builders who want the site
%. r.-tvcment and resale OF the prop
,rty nay bc effected at any time. The
ia RHn,korhofr baking plant In Elizabeth
.,rc.f v.,s sold to Italians. who will alter
no r.uptrty which is landmark In the
sec ..U
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-07
SELLS REALTY IN COURT.
Subject OF suit Property Il sold ny
Defendants Nttorncy

a sale OF real estate as part Of tho court
proceedings In the trial Of a suit FIR com
missions occurred before supreme Court
Justice Cohalan and u jury Yesterday
when an action by Joseph Rosenblum. n
broker against Meyer Prout. dairvman
or Middle Village, T.. !. was heard
Rosenblum sued Tor 81 $50 on the ground
that he found a purchaser willing tn nay
s2l 600. but Prout wouldn't sell
During the trial the defendants a'to--
ney asked Prout II he was willing To- soil
the property ~ the price named and ne
SAID ne was. The plaintiffs attorney then
brought forward purchaser In the per
son OF Louis Schmucklcr. who took the
property and gave check for 81 600 20
bind the sale
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Centre line OF block.

The approximate amount Of IN. lien or
charge, TO tisfy which the above described
property ia ne sold, is ,s.7e 81. with in
tsrest there rom the lAth day Of 90
tcb.r, 1914. nhcr WIN ihc"- cost; and
tcrest from OcttDer 10. 1914. together Win
the expenses Of the sale. Tho approximate
amount Of the taxes. assessments and water
rates or other liens. which are to he allowed
to the purchaser out OF the purchase money,
paid BY the Referee. Is &5e53 and In
terest.
said premises will be sold subject to any
state OF facts which an accurate survey
would show. any defect In the title OF the
westerly three and one.half inches thereof
II encroaChed upon by the thsterly wall %
premises adjoining on tho west. any defect
In the title Of the rear six inches. OF the
premises above described ~ encroached upon
by the sheds OF premises adjoining on thu
south and rights. II any, ~ the tenants OF
the premises above described.
Dated, New York October -. 1914
JOHN r, ORYAN, Referee
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suKKooATE,s NOTICES.

In Pursuance OF an order Of Hon. Robert
LUDLOW Fowler, a surrogate Of the County OF
Sew YORK. NOTICE Is hereby given to all
persons having claims against Edward -.
Rice. late Of the County Of New York de-
ceased, to present the same with vouchers
thereof 70 the subscribers. at their place Of
trausa,ting business, Room No. ll3-N4, New
broadway. IN the city of New York, on or
before the ION day - February next Dated,
WALDO T.. RICE, HOW ARD r. RICE and
EDWARD G. RICE, JR,. ADMINISTRATORS
BALDWIN. nov & FISHER. Attorneys for
Administrator. 81 Nassau street New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-07

The approximate amount Of the len or
charge. e. satisfy which the above described
property II to he sold IN tS,272 %. with in.
terest thereon from the lith day Of DC
tober. 1914. together with the costs and
allowance amounting to 1926 80 with in
the expenses OF the sale The Approximate
amount Of the taxes. assessments and water
rates or other liens which are 20 he allow cd
to the purchaser out Of the purchase money
or paid By the Referee. Is sj07sj and In.
tereet.
said premises viii he sold subject to any
state OF facts which accurate survey
would show, any defect In the title Of the
rear six inches Of the premises above de-
scribed II encroached upon nv sheds NJ
premises al Joining on the south and the
rights. II any. Of the tenants OF the premises
above described
Dated. New York. October 10 1914
JOHN r. ORYAN. Referee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-07

The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge, 10 satisfy which the above desc rihed
property II to be sold. 10 Fifty Thousand and
with interest thereon from the ?srd day OF
October, isia, together with ,hs costs and
terest from October 2s'h. 1914. together
with the expenses ~ tho sale The approsi.
mate amount ~ tho taxes, AsssSsmsnts and
water rates. nr other liens, which are to he
allowed 20 the purchaser out Of the pur'
chase money, or paid rs IN. Referee. 10
sheT an and Interest
DATED, New YORK October 30, 1911,
81 L. SLOWER. Referee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-07
MORGAN BUILDING PARTLY OPEN
several Departments of BANK Move
Into New Quarters.

The new bank building Of J r. Nor
gan & Co. al Wall and Broad streets was
partly opened for business Yesterday. The
basement offices were In full operation by
the close OF the day. The main banking
floor will not he occupied until Novem-
hcr &c.
The departments now IN the new build
Ing are stock transfer bond registry and
coupon and dividend payment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-07

Inc Psyson Mol. Merrill Company has
leAsed for Mrs, Frederick Tilden Brown TO
Corporation Counsel Frank L. Polk FOR
40 season ~ 1918 her property. known
IS Wndward. on Bannister lane, Cedar
irst, l. l.
'r1a douglas Robinson, Charles
Crown Company has leased the dwelling
n loI Beach street, City Island to owen
NNEIUuis
+ g. Rapp has leased the dwelling at
'- E'helhert avenue. Ridgevood. y. j.. 10
~ Perry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-07
HtNT's POINT FLAT SALE.

ROULEvARD.-The Schoen
N"s'chester Realty Company has sold
for Julia DURAN SIS Southern Boule-
ward, a four story modern Nat on plot
~ lNl0o, between Tiffany and Barretto
Streets
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-07
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

COFFIN. Edmund, to Lincoln Mtg 90. 800
BUCHANAN. VIM l.. TO Jas buchanan
Fr'iToN REALTY 90 to st Lukes Realty
LUDLAM. Fredrihs =. sdn. to Gerald l. Rob
inSbn ....ss.'. ..ss '.'''.. ''.s... y.
ROBINSON, Gerald l.. to Farmers Loan 4
T 90 -...:'.''. 80 49, -. '.........'..t!
HORl.ER las, to Mary Horler ..........fl
CHARMtOS CpNST 60 to Hy Mayer. 81
RECHSITZ. SamI VI. to Jacob Stcrnbcrg s.
STARM, Priscilla T. and ano trus. to
AMERICAN MTG co to Aymsr Sands
LAwyERs TITLE ms & T 90 to Herman tgU I,
Nosehbaum .s'.... .......' -. $1,000
DERMER, Leonard, to Lawyers Mtg 60 ~
SAME to same. ...............Sl
Bronx.
WA RST. Adelaide a. to Kate Glatznsr $500
FRANK. WIN A, TO Adelaide a Wabs, $500
LiSSi.EY. Loretta l.. to First National
Bank 81 Southampton. ti7,5oo
HAGCoCk, Allan X, to sarah Haycock 81
HANCOCk, Sarah A, to Columbia Trust Co,
SMYTH Geo H. to r q & T Co....siOo
BRATTER. lguatz, Ia r q 4 r To...tb.5O 500
ROTH, Julia II, to Regina Hyman. IA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-07
Buys BROoKLY~ DWELLING.

To Rulldey & Horton Company has sold
- N"-'h oxford street. three story and
Basement brick dwelling on lot 26xi00
Tor Maude " Wade to Timothy and
Johanna Crawlcy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-07
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York. New Jersey and
eastern renns,iv fair to-day and to-
mnrroMi IIght norfhMest Winds


For New England. fair to-day and to-
morrow; diminishing northwest winds
For western New York, partly cloudy to-
dav and tomorrow: cooler to morrow; mod
crate southeast winds, becoming northwest.
SEW YORK. Nov. THE western area OF
hish pressure moving eastward to centre
over the upper Ohio Valley and Allegheny
regions yesterday embraced all the eastern
half NJ tho country. except New England.
and brought cooler weather into tn. Allan
tic states hut temperatures were below tho
freezing point only In northern Maine
An area Of depression In tho Northwest.
central over Assinboia, caused higher tenn
peratures over the country between ths
Rocky Mountains and tho Mississippi River.
showers occurred In New York. New
England and tho ~. Lawrence Valley:
elsewhere the weather was generally fair
In this city tho day was fair and cooler:
wind. fresh 70 brisk northwest, aversss
humidity 81 per cent. barometer. cor
rected 70 read 20 sea level. at A NJ.
293l T. NJ. ?a.es
The temperature In this city yesterday. ~
recorded by the ofIlcal thermometer. IA shown
Annexed table
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-07
MEG HANGS LIENS.
Manhattan.


18th ST, - E-kawneer MtE 60 - Harry
Loomis; owner; Joseph and Mary
schwartz, lessees, VIM Barwess. contrac-
tor =: -. ......,. .,.,-;.,..., $3.50
CONVENT Az. fo-Sanucl Fishkln 81 al
=. Mary KNOWLES. owner Hen.i"ita u
18th ST. sol w-American Wood CARPET
Flooring Co vs. Henry g Copeland and
city Real Estate Imp Corp, owners ana
contractors; Joseph SchwAh, Inc. contrsc-
TOR ,- :. - ~. =. Nto'
WATER ST, W cor Beekman st-Hydro
bht NateIprool,hs -" " No'uh''e. hps
pith,, owner shn cohirarN"r .. $50 ~
cS W. IL ~ ,,,,. $1,000, ,,rm ~ I
VIM balIy vs. Leut'a hetterer o"he. snu
9ontss.e'or o,'- ,:';io,oon' - 20, ~
~ sr;h,'aJIs fit.I
oT,S WI1 DempsseeN S2nrrac'or . ~
~. " I'm = tn'a,I"y ~, n,,rt ~ NJ,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-07
LIS PFSDE<S,
Manhattan.

TAD ST, s. 2l5 Columbus av. 2oxio22--
Chas A Miller agt Mary Il Weir tforeclos
Of mtg attys Gifhn n Harmon
se'rU gT ils & 1870 W-Fannie Shaskan
All Rachel Rosenbum 81 al tforeclos OF
mtsC! attys Cats & Pollack
tsOTH ST 7O3 W--IIenry 4 kroEer RRt
Harry Koch Rlty Co ct al tforeclns Of
mtGl; atty. u NJ Neuherger
Bronx.
rIEpOlrT Az. =, 1919 n lsed -, issS
ssb-William u Lent Agt HsEemRnn
Constr 20 et a. uoreclos Of mtg, atty,
p,!sH sT :. 100 Grand boulevard &
"Csnoourse "a aSss william II l.nnt ngt
Frank A schorer Norecios OF mtgJi atty,
tors III 4 1853. blk d, man. Of M'pes Es,
,ate--Arthur n prohsi agt James 'ahill
ct al iforecos OF mtg. atiys, Friend n
Friend, 49, ,,,, - , ,,t.u =,
waLeneId-.Mary VI De Revere aRt Mary
N De Revere ct al tparii'ionl, atty, q
, IRIS "a ili man ~ Names Estate
Iniia : Brown aEt Dorothy R"uteL gore.
clos 81 mtEli suys '|"ck-' Koch
Reidy.
sATIsFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan.
aD Az. isbi--Isaar Motz W John Korh 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-07
EUROPEAN MAILS.

Tho American liner 50 Louis saiing 10
e.. for Liverpool vii carry mail t.n.-
lug al $50 \ VI fot Europe tcNtrpt Ger
many Austria. Hungary and LuSembsrs).
Africa, West Asia and the East Indies
The Italian liner America, sailing to-day
Tor Naples, viii take mail for Germany
Austria. Hungary amt f'r other countries
(eNcep' iuN"mhurgI when specially ad4
dressed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-07
REC ORDtD LEASES.
Manhattan.

81 Az " cor SD IT.. 2tvtO ALLY
T1shman to DAM Okricn, 22l 33d -.
8 yrs from Nov l. 1914. attyS raskus, .
37TH ST, a3s-lI, ". tenth eleventh and
twelfth floors Elsie T tnd"rhll 10 At
lauuc Lithographic Printing CO. l2s
SAM Wassesutn. 81 Chambers - il5.75O
5TH 81, 536-t3s Rll--SarHh GAM and
dno 60 AIR bernstein. $50 9th st. -
yrs from N'v T. 1914. atty. Jos Hcll. ~
l4SrH sr iis-4i, " APP, IS on six,h io Dor
N''ii" Peck 20 Morris Epstein. on
gIymisss' yr from Soy !, i9i'.,,....'7es
>r,cl Kloth. ESQ f iOth 81. : yr- from May
1913. aiv. Ei~ Jimcs. 10 PARK
BRoNpWNY. ,sos. store s,,,debakcr corpn
90 America 20 Harry ) Houpi. Inc ] bic
,-s from Soy {. lsIt atty. Herman
G"'dmau, 10 Park Row ......,.... $500
MADISON ~. " cor 5ith 81. 25.5N5o. al
HsIsey amt ano, 1902 PARK av Fl yrs
from Nov /. 1914, atty. co. l5s
RGEECKER ST isa. cast 6.scmeniECnl-
1853 Blee,kcr II. b-i2 YRS from Doe t.
1913; ATTY, Hugo Heymau. % william
MADiSOS -. es basement Vita De p,oI,
90 Gec'ano Bu,ora. . yrs from Nov t.
iFh a'tys Guarlni e. 90 N"w
3p AZ. isi-. store JOS l. Bu,,enwiesef to
Albert Gohm'nn and ano. i3es 81 av.
l2 yrs fro'u sept /. 1914. atty. Hugo
Rocker, 40 T. 18TH st.......... 81. 500
BhpApWAl. l4lN. al Als@r Realty 90 to
from pc' .. 1915. at',. Isidor' Hershneld.
20 Nassau si........ ..............flS 600
JArKsrN. Az n e. cor l6eth -. store DO
Gee S'haef"r =" Angel" hn"nc. Mss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-07
APARTMENTS TO LEr-uNrURSIsHEp.

bsth st.. 4s-t7-5t w., at Park Avenue
pcc,cr,. APt. rooms baths s,.ico- si.,sso o
Bachelor Apartments, roms and bath 5000
All improvements. standard Service.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-07
SEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

Tho following rcaltv corporations were
chartered a. Albany yesterday.
Tho tilson Realty Company. Manhattan.
capita. 500. 600, dire tors, John -. Nc
Donald William II llauford aud g. g. Wells.
SeW York ritt.
The ororoque Realty Corporation. Man
hattau. .aplfti SO 400. directors, Dickinson
". richards Frank Powers ami Evelyn :.
Ross. SOW York civ
-n-3 rhird Avenue. Manhattan. capita
81 200, directors. STARK u Ferriss Madison.
y Percy Richard Butiorheim. Hnworth.
y. j.. amt Per-, \. sherlock Rrooklvn.
y.
Tho tsfra Realty aud Holding COMPANY.
Manhattan, capital, $4,000. directors, lsidor
8 Faust rho BronN Sew York city. Frank
Locker and benjamin Locker. Now York
CITY.
The chop Tank Compau,, Manhattan.
capital fl.o0o; directors. A Murray Ros-n-
thsI. james e. Holmes. New York city;
charles 7. Lewis. BROOKLYN. y. Y
Tho Samm"u Realty corporation. Man.
haitian, capita, $500. directors samson
FricdIandrr Henry $ J. Flynn and samuel
". Levine. Sew York city,
The Frederick Mcis Realty and Holding
Companv, RrookNn. capita $40 600, al
re,t0rs. Frederick Meis. sidney ~ Palmer
and Eugene sherk, Brooklyn, y, Y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-07

Ferrsn TO Mary J Archer. ~ Fort wash.
lnston az. Nov 9 due ss per bond; atty..,
Clocke. r, aei 10Th st......t2. 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-07

WASHTNGTON, Nov, 6-Thcse army or
ders were issued to-day;
Second Lieut. II. Herian, Philippine Scouts
from treatment Letterman GENERAL Hospital
Preside Of san Francisco. and 70 Manila y. !
Major W. n smith Coast Artillery, from
assistant to chief OF Coast Artillery to Fort
Monroe
capt e. n Edmick. Coast Artillery, from
Ninety eighth company to unassigned list
and duty AS assistant 10 chief OF Coast Ar
tillery
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-07

These navy order, were issued;
Lieut. j. " Ingram from tho Arkansas
to the Wisconsin
Ensign " A Ellis, from the nes Moin-s 20
the Nebraska,
Ensign NJ J Foster. from the p.- Moline.
To the Nebraska
Passed AsFi. liant Surgeon II shaw, from
the Prairie L ID wait orders.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-07
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


with name and address Of lender and
attorney. W attorneys name IL omitted
address party Of second part
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-07

East NJ Fifth av between Fourteen,h and
ION

-'TH ST; 5i6 p :. 23i.S ~ av. iSax
y-.lty Real Estate GO 70 Bond a
HMyn and = Nov &. ATTY. I q CO.
SAD ST. :so e : 23sS "a av. issx
o06-Mary BozzuTi TO Domenlca Eman-
we'll At Fort Ice. j. mtg 81. 500 sep,
~ atty, John HozzunL has lst av 500
is ~, p 100 av A. 50xI4b4 -EdWard
II LelsSner and ano to Lelssner Realty
90, Inc 4a2 Il list st, all liens, Sovem.
soTH ST. n :. i5ss 10, sy ?;,ios..sHh
FFhnk Blah 20 Katie niab i33s Brlstuw
~ htg VIZ 600, all liens. Nov T., Httya
Gross n : s0g Bway ...0..'..... 500
Isl Az. l'iN. . :. 1903 g0th st. g4ilNgi-
."ughIln toNne to Mary \ and Margt
Hens. party let par, reserves lie estate
Soy ., atty. 7 q Co. i76 Bway ........ 81
PLEASANT Az, n " g l06th IT. run W COOK
IoO.ll " 50x i00.i1 to lO1th II =
,'N 100 II To av Ns i00.ll to beg-Archi-
hhld Baxter. ref 90 Elk " Muller. 40
riverside Drive, Nov .. address % Cedar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-07
fSnufh of Ennrfncnih ~

address party Of second partb
downtown.
tSouth OF Fourteenth ST.
Liberty ST. l2t. cor Greenwich at
iiN5ts. also property In BronN-Edw r
Robinson 10 Aneeline W Robinson. at
Mamaroneck. y Y oct 81. atty. u g
Melghan ~ Park Row. ..............Si
CHERRY ST. s. 100 " jackson st 2SxiOSs
N25NlO7- Michael Gorman to Mary A. his
Mte' 1901 Popham av, all Hens. July 9,
FORSYTH ST ss-ss q a. e?5 Grand Il,
runs = asa io0ix n 2elox " igIOx
osN " 20 ~ Oak ?sl1s n isSN W
20 3 to heg-Morrls Rose ct al to Henson
'onstn 60. SO orchard 81, mtg g73. 600
eu liens, Oct %; atty, Isidorc y
BtpOME ST. ?so-st, cor orchard st.
50 2N"d.s Earl A Smith 10 Bank OF Wash
,ngton Heights 1915 Amsterdam av. mtg
$4,000 june =, atty, John whalen. 2os
srRiNG sr 50 10 greene st. s.sss.iwV
Jas oFsrrell, ref to ! Edward Jetter. 100
= sith st. oct 26, atty. l. T Ins CO. 1870
SAME PRoPERTY-R letter to same n"VV ~
ST MARKS PLACE. -. . 100 " ist Az
ss9,Ss John J Gibbs to cath q Tuly,
.iS H"ay, 3.lb part. all liens. Nov 5
,S,u'E.' Pnntk J o,neltne. Tag Na-sau ~. 81
SAME PROPERTY Same to Ellen Gibs
-lNS b"ay 3-ij part, Nov s. atty same 81
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sArIsFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan

aD Az, ls6l-Isaar Metz W John Korh .
al, oct 10, i9ii,,,,..,''''''''' Nv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-07

Geo Snhaefer 'o Angelo Rinnnc. IIS'
Union as. yrs from oct 1, 1914. ATTY
Hinonr liSi Union AZ ........... t30i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07

could stand MP TO me didn't understand
what il would mean. hadn't had time 20
think Ii had any ideas on The subject,
suppose vaguely imagined myself keeping
to myself 1t didn't somehow occur 10 me
that I'd have TO associate with YOU all. |
thought-wcl, | hardly know what |
thought But then YOU introduced me TO
YOUR uncle. the Dean OF Something or other
Il don't even know what a Dean Is, except
that its some kind Of parsonI, and Your
cousin. Captain NlacRimmon, pretty
smart officer. reckon. be- looks it, and acts
it. And its clear that in manners and every
thing else YOU would think makes man he's
as much above me as he feels. Then there 5
that girl too. She was very good, and took
pains to amusc me and put me at ease. But
that's part OF the trouble. ! don't want
to be amused. don't want 10 feel at ease
here. | can't stick il ont, Lady Daura.
If there's no hotel | can live in-Why, there
must be some cottage where they'd give me
q bed and a bite TO eat. l. would probably
seem a palace TO me, compared with some
of the shacks where I've hung out. Any
how. I'd be a lot more comfortable than
here, among Your sort OF people, where m
like a fish out Of water. Why, ! haven :
even got any evening clothes. Good Lord.
no. | should think hadn't, ! came to skye
on a man hunt, not TO play at beng IN
society"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07


laura felt actually sorry loI iliIli ICl
u him whom she doomed to the Black
Breton room; for him who was to be "wh1stie,d
down the wind when She was done WIN
him, and George saved. -,
81 understand what YOU lcd, SIe 'dlui
"but-but YOU cXaggcratc everything: !
want YOU TO stay. ! hold YOU - YOU Pioil..
isc You Sha mt regret II. VI course you
didn't bring evening clothes. never IIiII f
the reason: we won't think OF tha'' 'ul,
ficient for the day is the evil thereof, ana
we've had enough evil today. Why, YOU
have the right, through your mother; 20 lIic
Cameron tartan. You can motor 70 ToTlIce
and fit yourself out splcndldly; ,r
NE III '"C hi'' JIG '''9
or shyly. 49,
"Why not' Aren't YOU PROUD Oh Une
Highland blood that gives YOU rgI1 70
wear it," 49,.
Il was proud in old days wren my ilo..Ici
was alive, ana uScd 10 spou' 80. p ''OItI 49,,
and tell Us stores Oh 91"''l9i Iii9'oi !, ,l,at
| seem 20 have paSscd away I',!' ".i ' :tI
Life took hold Of me, ana maze me "Jo
someone she'd never recognize. uoiI !
wonder, though, ana nlS eyes H"l nc'oi
over the old battle raGs' ana " 'i,,,,r1
ana 9ii4 laics'iIiIcS'1 '1', soI,C,bing
here. ,. ..... ,,.s~
an u mean SOM ~ ii IT,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07

-cc.... -,. page T.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-11

ST. LOUIS, June 11.-The fire which destroyed the Chemical works here this morning was caused by a series of explosions in the store rooms where ether was stored. There wer, twenty i've different explosions which wrecked the building and through which the flames spread SO rapidly that the fire deparement was power less to check it. There was only one killed by the explosion which is &c., counted for by the fact that the ex- plosions occurred early in the morn . ing when all the employees were out Of the building.
 The plant was today destroyed md the loss will exceed. one million dol lars.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-11
TROUBLE BREWING
 AT NIAGARA FALLS

The nature of this difference Is not given out but 1t Is authoritatively stated to be of e very serious nature and there Is not much hopes of reach in, any agreement. There is much speculation here as to the nature or tie differences and what steps will be tanen by the United States In the 4y. nt of the failure of the mediators to bring about any adjustment of the Mexican muddle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-11
Special Nugget esrvios.

Special Nugget esrvioe
 VERNON. Cal. June 10.-Johnny Coulon, the bantam weight champion of the world. was knocked out hero today by Kid Williams of Baltimore in the third round of what was tO have been a twenty round contest. The boys seemed to be evenly matched and was expected would be a closely contested battle with Coulon the fay or1te fin the betting. In the third
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-11
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WASHINGTON. D. C.. June H. Reports reaching the department ot state indicates that all Is not goi"b well at the Niagara Falls. It appeer" that grave differences of opinion has developed between the mediators and the American delegates which may imperil the continuance of the conf-' cnce, by the withdrawal of the Am erican delegates.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-11
Sreoial Nugget Sssvioe.

Sreoial Nugget Ssrvioe.
 MAZATLAN. Juno 11.--Carranxas men are closing in upon Maxatan ana it is thought that the place will fall into their hands within the next few hours. The rebels have subjected the p:::ce to & terribl~ bombardment for several days and the federais position is becoming untenable and it is h1t believed they can hold out much longer or successfully withstand An
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-11
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special Nugget Service.
 ST. JOHNS, N. B.. June 10.--A ter rible gale struck the New Brunswick coast yesterday which was the worst for many years. The storm struck with it's greatest violence the pay oi chaleur which is the sailing point for many fishermen along the coast. !" this bay many of. the fishing boats v.r. svamped and over one hundred
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-11

The Sesnon Company Is installing their lpumping plant on the north side of Front street opposite where the plant was located before the storm. Workman have been employed for several weeks preparing the foundation and the boilers are now being placed in position.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-11

The baseball association is having their grounds on Steadman avenue put in condition and expect to soon be ready to commence practicing for the coming series of games which will bs played with the Fort boys who now are the cha hampions of the peninsula.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-11
KID WILLIAMS
 WINS OVER CoUl0N

round Williams caught Coulon on the chin with a terrible blow which sent him to dreamland for several minutes and which transferred the worlds championship honors to Williams.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-11

Special Nugget Service
 NEW YORK, June 10.&Anaos Psn- chot made public . letter addressed to Roosevelt in which he demands the vfthdrawal of George W. Perkins as one of the managers of the progrss -sivS party.
 :-PincfSot says that Perkins has beouwhx much criticism upon the par