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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-10
GIRL DEATH IN
BAY IS MYSTERY
Baltimore Police Probing Deep
er Pending Second Autopsy
in Winter Case.
Especial to the Evening star.I

BALTIMORE. June 10. = Pending
body of Miss Ella G. Winter, who was
found dead in the water of Curtis
Bay Monday morning. the police are
probing deeper into the mystery of
how she met her death. One of the
most puZzling features is the disap-
pearance of her hat d. Meredith
Reese, jr., the last person to see her
alive, says he has no explanation OF
this.
With the Winter family exercised
over the apparent careless way in
which the police of Anne Arundel
county handled the autopsy, there
seems to be an effort to get at the
truth. A coroner's jury has said the
death was apparently accidental with
not particle of evidence to show ac-
cident. The hat now seems to be the
chief clue.
Reese, who is a manufacturer
agent, says he is willing to do all he
can to help solve the mystery. But
the hat to him is the greatest puzzle.
He says he left Miss Winter at the
float at the end of the Floods Park
dock, Thursday, at 8 p. m. She was
to walk 100 yards to a street car. Her
body was found at a. M, Monday.
Not person has been found who saw
her after Reese. She had been Reese s
guest on his houseboat, anchored one
fourth of a mile away. Reese ex-
plains that he and Miss Winter were
not engaged. He even says that there
was an understanding that they were
not to marry. Their friendship ex-
tended over seven years. A new fact
that has been found is that he mar
ried Miss Neva Smith about seven
years ago. The marriage was an
nulled in New York.
Coupled with the fact that the
funeral yesterday afternoon was
halted for the second examination of
the body Baltimore is waking up to
the fact that it has a mystery of the
water front equal to any in recent
years here. That robbery might have
been a motive for murder is denied by
the fact that the body was not strip
ped of jewelry or a watch. Only the
hat was gone. 1t was straw, would
of course float. and the current and
tide are easily followed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-10

ing made 1t so bad that later it got soft
thick crust all one piece. When ] took my
undcrshirt off at night it was sticky. Then
it started to bleed and / could not sleep
half the night. About my hair, it was the
same thing. ! could not comb 1t and if
did 1t would como out.
After suffering three months saw in the
paper about Cuticura Soap and Ointment
and l sent for a sample I tried them and
already the itching stopped. After using
two cakes OF Cuticura Soap and one box OF
Cuticura Ointment | was cured. (Sgned)
Daniel Sylvester, June Is, 1913.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment do so much
for poor compilations, red, rough hands and
dry, thin and falling hair, and cost so little,
that it is almost criminal not to use thom.
Sold everywhere. Sample of each mailed free,
with 33-p. book on the skin and scalp Ad-
dress postcard ''Cuticura Dept. T, Boston,"
tY-Men who shave and shampoo with Gu
ticurs Soap will find it best for skin and scalp,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-10
jersey Central Makes Change

PHILADELPHIA. June 10-All Of
ficers and employees of the Central
Railroad of New Jersey stationed at
the Reading terminal in this city
will shortly be transferred to the
chief offices of the Central at 143
Liberty street. New York. Some Of
the clerks will be dropped. The
change is a consequence of the cleo
ton of a separate president for each
IF the chief corporations in the
Reading system following the death
OF George F. Baer and embassies
further the corporate distinction be-
tween the Central and the three
Reading ccmnanie
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-10
International Jury May
Replace Olympic Referee

LYONS, France, June 10.-The rules
committee of the International ANA
teur Athletic Federation have adopt
ed a suggestion originating with
Franz Reichel, the French delegate,
/ that the referee at the Olympic games
should be replaced by an interna-
tional jury of five members. 1t is to
be recommended to the Olympic com
mittee at Paris
The referee is not. however, to be
abolished altogether, but the power
of decision in cases of protest is to
be transferred to the jury, which is
TO be nominated by the Council of the
International Amateur Athletic Fed
Grafton. The jury must remain on
the infield during the games.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-10
Nations Leaders to Speak

NEW YORK, June 10.-Martin w.
Littleton, president of the Fourth of
July committee, announced today that
one of the chief features of the cele-
bration this year would be big pub
lie and patriotic meeting at which
the speakers will be men prominent
in the life of the nation. Champ
Clark, speaker of the House, is tho
first to accept the invitation of the
committee.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-10
Jerseyman Is Chosen

RICHMOND. Va, June 10.-At its
first business session here yesterday
the supreme council of the Mystic
Order of Yelled Prophets of the En-
81 aated Realm elected officers for the
ensuing year and selected Buffalo, N.
T., as the 1915 convention city.
WilliJm j. Cross, of Jersey City,
was elected grand chief justice. The
1000 delegates in attendance took
part in a spectacular burlesque pa
rade last night, marching to thea
tire where in a secret ceremonial SEES
sion seventy candidates were initi-
Es.ofr
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-10
Large Award for Jersey Widow

BRIDGEPORT, Conn. June To-
Manda Culp. of Hoboken. n. j., re-
ceived the maximum benefit under the
workmen's compensation law yesuer-
day for the death of her husband,
who was killed when caieson in
the South Norwalk bridge collapsed
on the night of May 30. She gets $40
a week for 312 weeks and 500 funeral
expenses. Culp was head carpenter
in charge of work at the bridge.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-10
To Launch Nevada July II

WASHINGTON, June 10.-The new
battleship Nevada, building at Quin-
cy, Mass, will be launched July II
next at 1870 p. m. Secretary Daniels
will be present. The Nevada is a
sister ship of the Oklahoma, launched
at Camden, n. j.. last March. The
Nevada's keel was laid November 4,
1912, and the navy department hopes
to commission her next January.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-10
Says Japanese Minister Is
Returning to Mexico City

MEXICO CITY, June 10.-The min
lister of war is authority for the
statement that Mineichiro Adachi,
the Japanese minister, is returning to
Mexico City from Sayula.
1t was stated by the foreign min
lister earlier in the day that NJ. Adachi
had left Sayula for Colima, from
which point he was to proceed to
ManZanillo
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-10
Lions Attack Kills Trainer
Especial to the Evening StarJ

BINGHAMTON, N. Y, June TO-
Captain Garden, a well-known animal
trainer, died here early today from
the effects of terrible injuries he re-
ceived when attacked by a circus lion
yesterday Daniel Emmons. another
trainer, is believed to be dying from
wounds inflicted by a bear in the
same circus. Both animals had been
driven mad by the intense heat Of
the past few days.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-10

first came out they were red.
After that the eczema began
to come out all over my
shoulders and my head. AZ
ter about four days they
started to itch so that | could
not help scratching. II
itched so that l had TO scratch
night and day and could not
sleep a minute. The scratch
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-10
ON HEAD
AND SHOULDERS
ltched So Had to Scratch Night and
Day. Could Not Sleep a Minute.
Thick Crust. Could Not Comb
Hair. Cuticura Soap and 0int-
ment Completely Cured.

422 West St., New York, n. Y" Every
once in while l could sec some pimples
como out on my face. When the pimples
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-25
weather for the Week.

WASHINGTON. May n.-rhs weather
Bureau issued the following weekly bulletin
to-day
Indications ere that during the esminE
week the temperature V,li average above
the normal in the Eastern and Southern
states the Ohio Valley and the central
West and near or somewhat below the
normal In the Northwestern States the
Rocky Mountain regions and on the Pacific
slope.
The rainfall during the week will be
generally local but will be well distributed
over the northern portion OF tho country
and In the Western States
A disturbance that now covers the North
west will advance eastward and cause show
ers and thunderstorms the nrst half OF the
week in the Northern States from the upper
Mississippi Valley eastward and locally In
the Rocky Mountain and plateau regions
Another disturbance will appear 10 tn.
far West about Tuesday, crossing the central
valleys on Wednesday or Thursday and the
Eastern States about Friday. This disturb
ance will be attended by well distributed
showers and thunderstorms east OF the
Rocky Mountains and viii be followed BY .
general change to cooler weather.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York, fair ~
south. local showers In north por-
tion to-day, probably fair and
warmer Tomorrow, fresh south
winds.
For New Jersey. fair weather and rising
temperature to-day and tomorrow. fresh
south winds
For northern New England. partly cloudy
to-day; fair and warmer tomorrow. mod
crate south and southwest winds.
For southern New England. generally
fair to-day and tomorrow; rising tempera
turc: moderate south and southwest winds.
For western New York, local showers ana
warmer to-day; partly cloudy tomorrow:
fresh south winds
NEW YORK, May 25.-Fair weather pre-.
vailed In all the Atlantic and southern
States yesterday; the pressure was high In
tho lake regions. New England and middle
Atlantic States, throwing off east to south
east winds In the latter sectionb, which
kept the temperature slightly lower over
the upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys
there was an area OF low pressure centre
which spread out pretty well over the cen.
trail Western States and was causing cloudy
and showery weather, with scattered thun-
derstorms This depression was mevins
eastward. attended BY slightly warmer
weather II was colder on the north Pacific
coast and northern Rocky Mountain stAtss
and warmer In the Southwest. There were
no extremes OF Temperature In any Of the
districts.
In this city to day was fair ana slishtfy
cooieri fresh TO brisk ecuthessteriy winds;
average humidity. IS per cent; barometer.
corrected to read to sea level. at . n H.,
$685. p. NJ. so,:5
Tho temperature in this city yesterday. -
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ter. eeos NsNklrs ay. Bhlyn. pr mtg va

ter. 2eos Sewkirs ay. Bklyn. pr mtg Va
100. May 20, due Nov 20, i3ib, sp c. Aiys,
/. 4 j Weinbtrger. Be.smth 81, ,tIoO
LOTS I7s and ~, mag Me1raN estats "a,
Nm ] Connsrs to VIM III sIvlnkAInp ~
igOth 1t. May 90, yrs, c. ANY
wALTON AZ. Is6, . ., 90. 7k,s.s--EdwArd
j Woodlock TO John Draknrd. i.st Wa
ION AZ, pT mtg 1900, May ~. instaIs :
D c, atty, e Furthman' ia sN itpm
CntsroN AZ, $40. &c = 5I.5Siss.-Rai::
1854 ST, pr mtg $4,000 May IL, yEs :
D e. atty, q Il T Co, l1e b~ay Law
kossUTH Az, s.w Byron q, sVSlpoE -,
stephen UfhsIl a ano to Karl Ross, $50 ~
Anns uV. May 90 due. sc, as per pong
atty, Il Bergman, ltsih al . az, 90
arm sr. ;. 95i " Brown pi l6xss[
America Masucci 10 Joseph sehauh' fes'
ham Heights. y y, May ~, / yr' pc,
AIN "A Goldman, - Park Row ihbVo
l3trH ST. n q. 100 o Wills aN. @SAlooi Also
iSith st, .. i2S Willis az toxlooI,,
Nepiune av. New Rochelle. n May 70:
due as per note: atty, u n CO,
18TH ST. n :. being . Y lot tss, map Wake
neld. g5Nll4--carmine squlllahte 20 EIs-
Abeth X Dooiing, l7s u isoh 81, May ~
due Mar 80, isi7 6 p O. atYa Knox ~
arm ~ Sc 3, SIS Prospsc, ay, i6licO--
Pasqua!e Adiletta 90 kaoss Realty co, %
Liberty ~, prior mtg $4,000 May u. due
SO as per bond. ATTY. Miller q 40
BATHGATE Az. siso. n . cor islst q, 2ex
l00--Chrnsellor Arena to Lucy OBrlsn,
.i5s Bathgats av. prior mtg $4,000, May
81. due, sc, as per bond; atty. y
Co, llb BWhy tslVvV
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SUM MON SEES.
srpnEME COURT. NEW YORK couN

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
KATHERINE A. DICKINSON, PLAINTIFF
against CLYDE c. DICKINSON, Defendant.
Trial desired In New York County. sum
IL K" THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to, an
swer the complaint In this action and to
serve copy OF your answer on the plain
tiffs attorney within twenty days after the
service OF this summons, exclusive OF the
aay OF service. and In case OF your failure
70 appear or answer: Judgment Will BE- taken
against you by default for the relief de-
mHnded Ia the complaint,
Dated, New York. January 18th. 1914
II, W, STEELE, Jr,, Attorney for Plaintiff.
ofioe aud Post once Address. lilo
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan, New
York city New York
To the Defendant, clyde G. Dickinson:
The foregoing summons IL served upon
YOU by publication, pursuant TO an order OF
Hon. irving Lehman, Justice Of the supreme
Court OF The state Of New York, dated The
fourth day OF May 1914 and filed with the
complaint IN the once OF the Clerk OF the
County OF New York, at the County Court
House Borough OF Manhattan, city and
state OF New York.
Dated New York, May 9Th, 1914,
ID. w STEELE, Jr., Attorney for Plaintiff
iib broadway, borough OF Manhattan,
New York city, New York
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Incoming yessels-by Wireless.

SIS prnz Friedrich wilhelm, So7 miles east OF
Sandy Hook at noon Yesterday,
So Caledonia. 800 miles ess' 81 SANDY Hook
s. VadsrlanL 1so miles east of Sandy Hook
IS Berlin, 7sS miles east of Sandy Hook
=, s. S 3 ,'s miles ga" of Sandy Hook
ss Minneapolis, 80 miles east Of Sandy
IS pas,ores Port Limon, 4Is milss south
OF Sandy Hook al =. NJ.
rs San Jaciuto GalNustln, NT mles south
Of Sandy Hook At r. NJ. ~,
Us Saratoga, Havana. ~ miles northeast
Of Moro Castle at 7 p. NJ.
ssEI sui. galveston, ass miiss cas-, Of
1alv, stOn At noon.
SIS El Oriente, Galveston, 28 miles south
OF Sandy Hook at noon,
Sc Obidens@ Jamaica, z2a miles south
OF Sandy Hook az noon
Ss Antilles New orisans. " miles north
OF Diamond Shoals a. noon,
So Menus, New Orleans, $50 miles north
west OF T0rtugas AT noon,
SIS Lamphsas, Galveston. 2ii miles east
OF Galveston at noon.
SIS Vesta, sabine, on Fowey at p. NJ
ssEl Mundo, Galveston, ~ miles south
Of Jupiter at noon.
81 fristobul, cristobai, ga miles south OF
sandy Hook at noon,
W COam0, san Juan, bbs miles south Of
sandy Hook al npOn.
81 OliudA, Nipe Bay 3t5 miles south Of
Diamond shoals at noon.
So Antilla, Tampico, sss miles south OF
Diamond shoals al noon,
~ cay OF savannah, ioa miles south of
Diamond shoala at noon,
IS Lsnape. Jaeksonvills, ~ milss on
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=. s,i Cary 4 C. s,,y.. Morrl. cusor. ref,

HN;. cary, G, st,ys; Morris cuhor. ref;
MONROE ST, ss7 and $50, n >, isi.s .
SCANNED Vt. isx95,5, two sty tnmts and
strr and two sty rear tnmts-Bernhard
Mayer VI. Eliza cohn ct al; I = Heller,
atty J T .Mahonsy. ref; due, tsi,siS.ss;
taxes, &C. seem.
by Joseph p. Day.
lstxse11, sty dwlR--A r Donald Va
Annie Pause ct al: J G Meyers atty;
sis2st.
lat aces THIRD AvENUE.l
ny Herbert A. Sherman
10TH ST. Sal y, ., 400 Brook sv.
.5NloO, sly tnmt-Emma Schlag w
fredk Lammann ct al; Herbert Cracauer,
atty; Otis lockwood, ref; due, s6.t76.43i
taxes. &C, s2el.s5.
by George Price
CASTLE HILL Az, v. sos Sterling
Az. 2sx7tsslSss - Bronx Security and
brokerage Co ct al VS. Carlo Antoni ct al
= Bryant. atty; N ] Breen, ref; due.
n.77S.2s; taxes &c. s515
BY Dau,,i Greenwald.
COLLEGE AV, $. a5.6 issd At. 1851
100 vacsnt--s Cooper vs. Jacob I.uhs
~ al; u j Goldberg atty. Jos Beihilf
ref' due, N,2sii3. taxes. &c. si96.s0.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


SUPREME COURT OF NEW YORK
COUNTY OF NEW YoRk-ln III. Matter
Of the Application OF the ZEkSE-WII.-
kINSON COMPANY, for Authority to Change
Us Name 10 ZEESE COLOkTYPE CON
PASl, INC.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that rHE
ZEEsE-WILKINSON COMPANY, a domestic
corporation, having Its principal bushes.
once In the Borough Of Manhattan. city OF
New York, County OF New York and state
of Sew York, VIII apply TO the Supr-ms
Court Of the state Of New York Nav York
County, Ut u Special Term, Part J., thereof
TO DO held In the County Court Hous- In I'll,
Borough OF Manhattan, city ~ New YORK
County OF New York and state Of New York
on the 18th day OF June. 1914 at 1853,
o'clock Ia the forenoon Of that day, or a,
soon thereafter as counsel can he heard, FOR
an order authorizing said corporation "a
change It's corporais name to ZEESE
CoLDRTlPE COMPANY INC
Dated New York, May sth, 1874
THE IEfsE.Mil.klNSDS COMPANY.
By GUSTAV 2EESE. President.
PERKINS 4 BUTLEH, Attorneys for re
tit!oner ONCE and Post once Address
.. Park How, Borough Of Manhattan
city OF New York
To the Secretary Of state.
Albany. "
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sURROGATEs' NOTICES.

GoDINE. ADA JAMES In pursuance of
an order Of Hon Robert Ludlow Fowler,
Surrogate OF the County OF New York.
siven TO all persons having claims against
Ada james iodine. late OF the County OF
with vouchers thereof, TO the subscriber,
AZ his place Of transactlnE business, at the
oSics Of Dennis q Buhler, No. lt0 Nassau
strsst. Borough Of Manhattan. in the CITY
OF New York, on or before tho lsth day OF
sIS"' psssmseT. 1''S Snss, N EDWARD "aIFNsGS
BRITToN, Jr, Adminiatrator, DENNIS &
Nassau street, New York city, N, Y
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SATISFIED MORTGA0Es.
with name and address OF lenders at
torney)

Twin name anu OF
torney)
18TH Az, e 9'sd 80 ~ O. gao Tth
MoGurk 20 Margaret ID Niles; atty, Y
7, S' 81 ~ ~ S . ~. .th ay. isS.iSsGSo
May a, ieos-Jennis and 0uAtays 70
Schloss 10 Ira katzsRbers; atty, Moses
OAK ST. sO.sa, n :, 100 " lanes st. i1.II
10 he state bank slS GRAND st,,,itsSS
JACKSON ASyy,s Y,c cor 5ssh Mae tos0,s' o.
lem saw Bank atty Edw ciinoh Il
Essen sT' iSI formerly l2sj, W ., being
lot 1909 map eslato Jas Delaney, 25xsT,6 q,
Nov l6, lg0b--Bernard and Rosie TTusoh
TO Levy ssbol; atty, W Orr, 81 Cham.
pA XIX Av. sli.iS. cor $50 st. :f..iScSoS'
Nov !, l0li--Jos and Evelyn MeNamara
10 Harry g Hart atty. Bloch,
FHilE 81, " $, i6s Aldus st, runs " SSx
n ~ W 9ls y ASK 100 to W . Faila at 4
AZ to bsg, Mar islsis-rhs KoVses
constr CO 10 American Real Estate co,
Inc in Rhode leland ATTY, Myers,
b;7 sth Az ...'''.,'.'.''...'.. .eLoos
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CARR. CHARLES H. In pursuance OF an
order Of Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler n
Surrogate Of the County Of New York, not! :
Is hereby given 20 al persons having claims
against Charles III, Carr, late of the County
Of New York, deceased to present the sans
with youch:Is Thereof to the subseriber.- at
Of Michael j, Koran, No, sLs Broadway,
Manhsttan. In The CITY of New YORK on Or
patsd. NV YORK;. the i6th day Of Janusry.
i.i,St, IL;ucY y NonuIRE EI.sa,vli,
triS ass ,Rreaiwsy. New YerR CIV |N'0u'
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

''Ia sapsd M. " go Riysr.s. f briss &
". from June !, isl4. ..........,ts Sop
10 Hy g Flscher 2.t E Ssth At. 10 yrs
from May !. 1914, atty. Edw Herrmann
7sTHH ST. ia W from, '66a.emcntt1EHltih6sT
petman TO Nathan Block and ano, W,
from Juna !, lsiti atty, Leo sehafran: q
ssrH ST, l6.-6s L, nrst to fourth lofti sd
Az, 1898, top Iot,-ienry spIe. 81 al e
from Oct l, 1914; atty N Rosdet, ~
nth ST, IS, si5 " Sth aV, iS5x-, ALL
to Jacob N Feldman, $50 Pennsylvania Av
Hklyn. ~ yrs from Dec l. tsls; atty y
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sALEs NY AUCTION,

1~->-~~-~s>->~
BY ORDER Of !, Altman, ! Bernstein
s7-3e Avenue u, Manhattan, friedman fur,
niturs.
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

wERrHEfM, soi. h sno, ezra TO Mas CO.
BASDLEh, David. 10 Sol wsrihsim . sno,
BuRkE, walter a. trua TO Richard p
KLEIN Frederic L. ct al, sxrs, TO August.
rao sSh Mary Mel. to Lawyer. Gis
c9@MERciAI. HoLDiSG co to Atlantic
RRoDY. Saml, to Harry Korner ....,.,,,il
COHEN, Elias A, to Abr l. kass,,.....,h 800
TITLE q T co 10 Edw Hirsh. $40, 900
SAME 10 Chas Koss. ,.,.,.....,.,sl0.oo 900
LAWYERS TITLE iNs a co to title q
MCLEAN. Ellen, TO Mary Mel Thomp-
KANFoLD, Louise 20 Joseph i schwsrts. 81
DOUGLAS ROBINfON Charles Brown Co
TO Abraham l. kss ,,,,,,,.,,,,..,.,.o
OCoSoR, JOHN e, sxtr to Lawyers r &
nElHEE'R," MAnidARET, e.tx, TO Eva 4
R6 mGncSS ELSIE, to iFishGii savings in c
Rssiisss william to Nosa FEELS ~
EVANS, ANNIE y, TO WIhelmina Dauth.tiOJ
DUVAL, AUGUSTA L. to John W HaIpsr,
LAwSYERls MT6E co to Abr stern. .,sS 90
SAME to Auburn Savings Bank. 80. IA, 900
SANE TO Rachel a Garrison, .....''iIss
TfTLE GUAR a ThUsT co to in.. <
REEVE Sesn% Edwin G, to Jane: c ds1n.s'jsSS
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Charleston At r. NJ,
IS Mexico. New Orlean., 2l6 miles south
Of sandy Hook az y. 81.
IS Dermudian, bermuda, 1855 miles south.
east of SANDY Hook at y. NJ,
SIS Principello, 1890 miles east OF sandy
Hook ~ l0iN y. ~.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

CLEVELAND Pr. lb-i.ouis Poilinser ast
ownsrs; snl sehwarts. contractor, 400
LExiS0ToN Az, bs1 and MI, and 5ist vt,
leO-lsG E-Consolidated Chandelier co agt
HammersteiH Opera Co. owner and CON
tractor; Oscar Hsmmerstein, contrsc.
srW Az aal,Ch.,,,iL.,.'' I'a,ioe
II ODon0hue and Alyina McAleenan,
owners; Harry olkovi,s and David Man
del, contractors. ..,,.,..,..,,..,tS.t asa SIS
Br0nS.
so Av, aSaG--Iouis Marks aEt q " wuertx
Co. owner; Langley savin Co. contrae-
RoMBouTs Az, q, 100 8 Lash. st, sios
l00-Domenieo u Filipino agt pyre Az
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APARTMENTS TO LEr-FunNIsmEn.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE, near ll6th Street
Attractive front apartment overlooking river
delightfully."- cool; seven looms, two baths.
VIII sub-lct for summer fully furnished. silver
and linen Included; terms reasonable Apply
Room lOl3, II West 2iih street. Tel Gree
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-25
BUsJNEss CHANCES.


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