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RATES FOR MONEY
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. July s.-The foreign exchange
Market opened with demand sterling off 5-lB.
49,. Sterling. FTRnca Marks. Lires
Sapes ,,..t., 4.7TA 5.G4i5 slM B1O
Demand 4765sa% 1851 si2 6.lI
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BANK CLEARINGs

slPs elearings today compared with eos,e-
9'adlng day last two years:
1918 1914 1913
Aaaslphia. .S2s 55i, $50 $2B 020, COS $26. 0O7 65I
t9ion ,.,, 2T, 400 2sS 25O16,O25 23,3O8 GO2
~ York .si7 670OsO 203,S55 ,483 269.74s, $3.50
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POULTRY

IIyE.-Fowls were in moderate supply
and firm with good demand. Chickens wero
quiet and barely steady. Quotations. Fowls,
as TO quality. lOHi6l9c; roosters, l1di2c f;
broilInE chickens. fancy not leghornR weigh
Ing l,sT2 lbs. apiece. 2in25c.: broiling chick
ern, not leghorns. weighing l6ih, lbs apiece
iSsa22c isa hroiins chickens. lCEhorns, weighing
leghorne. weighing. 1a1ii lbs. apiece, 1T6fiSc T:
ducks, Pekin, old, 1lQl5c. do, Indian Runner
old, l2dlBc: ducks, young according to size.
15d17c.; pigeons. old, per pair. 2iG23c. do, ,
young, per pair, 2Od2lc.
DRESSED-The market ruled firm under
small supplies and a fair demand for desirable e
stock. Quotations Fresh killed poultry, fowls.
~ to box Try picked fancy selected lOc; !;
a. lbs apiece, 1Slsc.i weighing 3 lbs apiece.
1Gl5dlIhc.; under , lbs. apiece. 1i15d15hc.; ;
o-packed-Westcrn, Az lbs. and over apiece
The. do, smaller sizes. 14frlTc.; old roosters.
dry-picked, 12c.; broiins chickens. Jersey
fancy. 3od92G.j other nearby fancy. 2oqS3c.
welghing iaih lbs. ,2id23c.; spring ducks
lGaiIc sauab5i per dCz s white; d ETeishing Il
ing Q to 10 lbs. per COZ. oSsgg2s s5S white
ibs.Si" lbs. per doz. S2. tSa22o do DO, 6as!s lbs.
per doz, 81 sOq1,G5i dark, $l.5Oa1.60; small
and No. =. 81.
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~ sew York Public Service Commls-
si- stt authorized the Nassau and suf-
s'lss-, aatlng Company TO expend an ad-
a.- ,syV'oeV In extending It's gas and
system IN Long Island. The rais-
IkIosst saoa'eao viii be accomplished
IN sne sale Of irst mortgage 8 per
~ sssr bonds at not less than So
k W ne obtained by the sale OF
,ssl,i-- siassg from the proceeds OF
l.s lefelolore anthorlzad
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Sahiornia Railroad Commission has
ti's from June 80. 1915, TO June 80,
"a s Time IN which the Pacific Light
N eef Corporation may dispose OF
~ shares Of irst preferred & per cent.
~ ana Hss2.OOO first and reflndlne 5
cent. bonds. The commission also
setssd sr,leslted the company to execute an
80 trust agreement with Mortimer
.SAAer, trustee, to secure S2,sSs, 900
ser per cent gold notes.
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NEW YORK CURB
PUBLIC UTILITIES

ce as Western States Gas and Electric
,lPAny has been authorized by the Cal
s.i Ha hallload Commission TO issue and
esiofe June 80, 1916, S255, 900 first and
~ sa1lls W. @-year 5 per cent. bonds and
sll9eeF /. 1917.
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BAR SILVER
LONDON. July s.-Bar silver was quoted At
22'is pence. off Y pence.
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NEW YORK CoFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK. July s.-The coffee market
opened with much activity, prices showing ad-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-08

The June sales of the F. w. Woolworth
and for six months a gain of s1,5SI,35s.
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The New York stock transfer tax in
June was S335. .3O4.
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PROVISIONS

RYE FLOUR was quiet and without i'm.
nOrtant change. Quotations. Nearby ana
Mestetn. I'm wood, NJ S0a0.6O. as 10 quality.
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The anthracite coal tonnage of the Lee
high and New England Railroad in June
was 2225S7 tons, as compared with 255,5S9
in that month last year.
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MAXIM FUNERAL TO
BE FROM THIS CITY
Body Of Superintendent Of Vet
erans' Home Being Brought
Here Today.

The body>of Lieut.. Alfonzo A. Maxim:
evil war veteran. and superintendent Of
The Soidiers' and Sailors Home. S01 &
treat northwest, who died in Atlantic
City, N. J., yesterday. will be brought
to Washington today for burial. Ar
rangements for the funeral will be made
after the arrival Of the body at o'clock
Lieutenant Maxim died as the result
of an attack Of angina pectoris. Accom-
panied by Mrs. Maxim. he left WASH
ington about q week ago to spend his
Vacation at the New Jersey. resort.
Mrs. Maxim will accompany the body
Lieutenant Maxim enlisted in the army
from Michigan in 1863. He was made
first lieutenant and also quartermaster
Of the Tenth Michigan regiment.
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DEATHS

DowNEY-JoHANNA, widow Of the iats
Michael Downsy. after q long illness at
the residence Of her daughter. 1lso North
Capitol street.
Funeral from above address. 10 O'Clock
Thursday. Requiem mass at st. Aoysius'
Church. 10
KELLEY-on Monday, July 20. 1915. at 4;4G
o'clock a. m, at her residence. TO Seventh
street northeast, ANNA J. KELLEY, widow
OF Thomas b. Kelley.
Funeral from her late residence on Tues.
gay. July ~. at O'CLOCK p. M; lntermen'
philadelphia papers please copy.)
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LEGAL NOTICES
butler T. Vale, Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIE.
TRICT OF COLUMBIA-Frank g. wriyht q
pc ,hs s,e at no.
Gushing, Jacob Schnur, and Bertha Baker
Alling. Plaintiffs. vs.. Franklin X. Lane, Sec.
retary Of the Department OF the Interior OF
the United States of America; William Gipbs
McAdoo, Secretary Of the Department OF the
sts Of the Stsd Of ,hs u.d 0
OF America; W. Z. Stavert. O. Jemmett'
w. ]. Boland. G. T. Carkson. o. 9. LApsree.
OF Canada, Canadian Bank Of Commerce. and
the American Security and Trust C3mpany;
q y, nfyr no psS%ent to OIsint,Ts
by the Government Of the United States OF
America through its proper executive ofioss:
the whole fund Of One Million One Hundred
and Fifty Thousand Dollars Gl. 1b0, oool accru-
Ing from the purchase Ss Iy he nd honsa 81 .ss
Alaska Northern Railway Company; to en-
join defendants Franklin X Lane. Secretary
lea; William Gibbs McAdoo, Secretary OF the
Treasury of the United States Of America;
and John Burke Treasurer OF dHsr tne tnidsa Ss
j. Boiand. International Assets. Limited: q.
7. Clarkson, the Canadian Bank Of Com
merce, and any person or persons parties TO
the contract Of purchase and sale OF said
stocks. bonds and securities the said pur-
chase price thereof or any part Of said pur-
chase price. and to enjoin defendant the
American Security and Trust Company from
bonds and securities in its possession at the
time OF the commencement Of this suit; for
receiver to take possession Of the said stocks.
bonds and securities and deliver the same
to defendant Franklin X. Lane and receive
therefor the purchase price q: in said con-
tract of sale provided, and hold the said pur-
chase price subject to the order Of this Court
in this suit. and for an accounting by de.
fendants W. E. Stavert. F. G. Jemmett, and
W. J. Boland to these plaintiffs. disclosing
transactions affecting plaintiffs deposit with
said defendants W. E. stayert F. g. Jem-
nett and W. J. Boland Of twenty-five t2s)
bonds Of the Alaska Central Railway Com
pany. On motion OF the plaintiffs II 10 this
18th day Of July. 1915 ORDERED that each
Of the defendants w. E.: stavert. F. G: Jsm-
Limited. G.. T. clarkson. o. 6. Laberee. Sow
ereign Bank Of Canada, and the Canadian
pearance to be entered herein before
tho fortieth day, exclusive Of Sundays and
legal holidays. occurring after the day Of the
first publication Of this order: otherwise the
cause. will be proceeded with as in case Of
| default. provided copy Of this order be
published once week for three successive
The washington Times before said date.
WENDELL P. STAFFORD. Justice. A true
copy Test: (Seal) ]. r. YOUNG, Clerk.
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Deaths.

Marietta Durham. s4 years. l42o M street
northwest
Sarah A. Challice. s5 years. lli2 New Hamp-
shire avenue northwest.
William s. Rodgers. 81 years. l%5 N street
southeast.
Bueiah W. Tolar. 3s years. wardman Courts
Max Pines, 10 years. Sibley Hospital
Austin Humphrey, months 1900 X Ltreet
northwest.
oliver F. Cauffman. 20 months, 72o street
northeast.
Infant Of George and Clara Carder, 3 days.
Emergency Hospital.
William Ashby. 30 years. Tuberculosis Hos
pital.
John stephney. IS years. Tuberculosis Hos
George w. Clarvoe. ii years. sos Tenth street
northwest.
Francis L. swing 2s years. 4zs Eighth street
southwest.
Euniee E. Mcconnell. 81 years. s24s N street
northwest.
May Hefner. 4s years. sIbley Hospital.
Fannie Waple, "a years. tuberculosis Hos
pital.
Robert L. Matthews. ~ years. 600 Florence
street northeast.
Mark worden. e7 years, 2o4 Massachuse,t.
avenue northwest.
west.
Johanna Downey. IS years. llao North Capt.
tol street.
L. Fayette Sykes. SO years, Emergency Hos
pital.
northwest.
Stanley subber, s months $500 Thirteenth
street northwest.
Olga Joseph. months. ssl7 Prospect avenue
northwest.
Andrew Robinson. months. al5 Virginia
avenue southwest.
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Vital Records
Births.

Russell and Dorothy Waesche, boy.
Horatio and Harriet NJ. Stonier, girl.
John H. and Harriet A. Rush, boy.
Benjamin NJ. and Rhea NJ Mundell. boy.
Henry l.. and Georgiana Joy. boy.
James E. and Edna M. Curtin, girl.
Harry A. and Mary c. Chick, boy.
William b. and Damaris X. Colbert, boy.
Richard A. and Elizabeth Brickerton, 10y.
Charlie and Lucy J. Whitby, girl.
William and Adela Hamilton, girl.
Alois and Christiana ID. d. kimme boy.
g. Rodney and katherine Hall, boy.
A. A. Z. and Rebecca Neel, girl.
Edward r. and Blanche L. Henderson, grl
Carl and Mable Weigard. girl.
John T. and Maria E. Marshall. girl.
Jerry and Marie v. Cutchman, boy.
Joseph N. and Grace Ball, girl.
William and Lillian Dean, girl.
William and Irene Allen, boy.
Robert and Mary Williamson, girl.
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IN MEMORIAM

Notices for this column are accepted at 50
cents nat. either prose or poetry. in case mo-
tice does not exceed ten lines. Add 10 cents
for each line In excess OF ten.)
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Kisses Soldier SQUAD.

LONDON. July 2.-An over patriotic
London working girl created amusement
in a big central railway station by KISS
ing an entire squad Of soldiers leaving
for the front.
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Want Aviation Minister.

LONDON. July 26.-Parliamentary cir
cles learn that a movement Is on foot
to ask the government for establish
ment Of an "air" department with VIM
ston Churchill as minister Of aviation.
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

our business is Of the proportion that IL
is but why not make II greater? Value will
do It: and here's how: the new pants ut 81 so
clear; one price. JUSTH'S OLD STAND.
n
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Marriage Licenses.

Richard A. Loughborough. "a. Leesburg, Va,
and Eta NJ Bell. q. Leesburg.
Thomas H. Jones. jr.. %, Washington, and
Rosalie NJ, keane. 81, Washington.
Frank w Roberts. IS. Washington and Eve.
lyn Simmons. "a, Washington.
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Michael King.

Funeral services for Michael King
were held today at the residence. 4s2
e street southwest. and st. Dominics
Church.
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E. j.. Mcconnell.

Funeral services for Mrs. T.. r. Nc
tist Home. s24s N street northwest.
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PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS, In triplicate. will bs
received by the Chief Clerk. Department Of
H2e st and D. nns
opened. for furnishing the Department Of
oline truck. for delivery at Washington. D.
G.. free of all charges for transportation and
delivery. Blanks for proposals, etc. may be
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Wash
be received at this office. Room sos, District
1915, for furnishing and delivering under
ground signal and telephone cable for Use of
es esons and Of S may b o.
tanned from the Purchasing Officer d. c.,
H%uAS Rev SlS p's,5f STfs HqSHs HR6WS1oW %tlVER +
kUTZ, Commissioners, D. c.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Wash.
nsten July - i' ,ecs seaIed k% proposals 5s w
Bndns % untl s two ociock po' p No. ''' Augnst St'e
1915. Tor furnishing and delivering four a.
two-passenger automobiles. Specifications Ana
Purchasing officer, -. c.. Room 800, District
Building. OLIVER p: NEWMAN, LOUIS
BRoWNloW. CHARLES W. KUTZ Com
TRIcT OF CoLrMBIA. July a. 1915
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
AT THE OFFICE OF THE Secretary OF the
Board OF Commissioners, Room 500. District
Building, until ? o'clock p. m. August 2,
1915, for furnishing and installing down draft
steel boilers. etc. in the Garnet School, To-
Gated at 10th and L Streets Northwest, ard
the Stevens School, located on 2lst Street
Between * and l. Streets Northwest. Wash
ington, d. c. Blank forms of proposal. spec
ihcations and all necessary information may
be obtained from the C Gf>ef Clerk. Engineer
Washington. d. c. OLIVER T. NEWMAN
LOUIS BROWNLOW. &. W. KUTZ. Commits
sioners D. G.
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BULLETIN OF AVAILABLE OPPORTUNITIES

Detailed information following opportunities
Be secured Tree Of charge upon application to .,
BUREAU OF INFORMATION UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT
0 OF LABOR so1 MILLS BUILDING.
washing pMper month
vaneed under favorable eondition. . - -.-.-..
all
permanent as posbis
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AUCTION SALES

Thos. J. Owen Il Son, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. NO. Jig RANDOLPH STREET
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust duly
recorded In Liber 1868. at folio 1913, one OF
the land records for the District OF Columbia.
and at the request Of the party secured
thereby, we will sell at public auction. IN
front OF the premises. on THURSDAY. the
18th day Of July, 1916, at four o'clock p. m,
the following described land and premises,
situate In the County Of Washington. in the
District Of Columbia, and distinguished a.
Lot No. 49, in Square "A. 'Petworth Add
ton to the City OF Washington" as per plat
recorded In the office OF the Surveyor for the
District Of Columbia. In Liber 4s. at folio 10.
Terms OF sale 10 be sold subject to prior
FIRST deed OF trust OF 81. 80. the payment OF
which 10 to be assumed by the purchaser:
The purchase money over and above the said
first deed of trust to be paid in cash.
deposit OF 500 will be required al the time
Of SALE Sale to be closed within fifteen days
from day Of sale or deposit forfeited. Gen.
veyancins. ETC.. at cost Of purchaser.
BRUCE CLEVELAND.
HARVEY c. BlCkELA
Trustees 700 Union Trust Blo4.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

FOR SALES horses, I mules: sold on rea-
ssuAbls terms. Rear tg Pa ave. N. w.
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.Joseph Harman.

Funeral services for Joseph Harman
Of 1928 Wisconsin avenue, will be helt
Wednesday at Holy Trinity Church. In
terment will be in Holy Rood Cemetery
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this manner. with a view to securing mere
men for this work, the wages ranging from
" TO 2.1 per diem. according TO the ex-
perience and character OF work performed
District Of Columbia.
S67-sl5. Washington, u. c. Wanted one
cook one maid or waitress and one 1aun-
dress. Belgian or French. Single or r,ar-
ried. No children wanted. SO pm each or
!26 Pm for good cook. Good home. Tr. adv.
from New York
Virginia.
60-2W. Loudoun County One married man
a. gardener and look after cows. Belgian.
Flemish. Must speak French. rs cows.
Exp. or green. No children wanted. Tr.
adv. $40 Pm. Bal Wife to do cooking and
housework
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FOR EXCHANGE

OWNER WILL EXCHANGE s., 900 equity In
6r. brick, rented. for auto; give full par
ticulars BOX 4S4. Times office
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Funerals
EnOs Crews.

EnO0 crews.
Funeral services for Enos Crews, who
died yesterday at his residence, 1905
Second street northwest, will be held
tomorrow at 3.16 o'clock.
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PERSONALS

Maier & Blackburne ManSfvr,nR Ma,rd1sss,ns scalp
treatment. chiropody; hrs. 10 7; sun. 10 70
, All branches taught: summer rates. 30S
Kenois Bldg l1th and G sts. n. 1884. II
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Maryland.
s7o-2ss Warrington County Forty persons
to pick peaches and one cook for plain cook
ing for camp. Single or married men with
out families. Any ES. TT. adv, and de-
Quoted. Work will last about six weeks. 81
PD. BAL 10 hours PD. EXP. preferred.
otherwise preference given to skilled mo
chanics who are out Of work.
37o-72SS Washington County. One single
man for general farm work. English. Other
ES. EXP. No. TT. $3.50 pm year around.
West Virginia.
ssl-A. Fayette County. A demand ,stiil ex-
lists for experienced coal miners at ne
above place. and It 10 desired that tho op-
.portunity be given additional publicity in
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SITUATIONS WANTED

GENERAL HOUSEWORK-Neat reliable,
colored girl: good reference: suburbs or
city. EUREKA, l0l1 n. Y ave.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK In small family;
respecta BILE coored woman. 403 q st. NV.
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FOR SAiE-FARMS

ACRE Of ground. east Of city; big sacrince.
$3.50 OWNER, 2l3 F n. W.
100 ACRES on pike in Loudoun Co., Va, 70
acres under, cultivation, balance in second
growth timber: smooth land, not hiy. veil
fenced, 7-room house and barn in good con-
dition. good orchard in bearing; corn crop
horses. cows and ali farm in plements so with
place. Price, $500, half down. bal to sUit
This farm is we'll located. in healthy SEC
tion. FARM DEPT. WM. II. SAUNDERS
& CO.. Southern Bldg.
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GRAM IN OTHER CITIES.

Ainncsroi.s April 1-WUEAT-No ! hard.
sl54a.. No . Northern Sl51A aSi 544 No 2
Northern s. asa psl5 ii. MAJ Sl43a CORN
80 Is yeNOA f, cooke uAIS-NH white. -
G5ti.r TLoIH-Flney patent, s. 60 fret clears.
s 30. second clears. $3.50. shipments jlloo bbs.
AZ a"t.@ Anil -WUEAT-No ! Northern.
g. --9Si HI So Northern si52dtl So. No 2
i.ri winter 81 5Ca 81 % May. 81 56A CORN
a. yellow 73-. 80 white 73i.c May. 1850.
BARI EY-Ma,uuR 1ial9c.
kan,s, city AprI '-WIEATr-So hard.
x n.1sf ,8@-f-. SO white Use. No yellow.
49, uATs-No 2 white. 56c. 80 mixed.
s-t.4-3r ...-. ,.,
tf-r.' y. hand g. 90. My. 81 4e,s 81 f4-t.
CnuN y. q -l.t. 80 @ HDHit. &c.. MAJ ,aar
oars so - t,lr. Is, ei.-.. t,'-c. Mas. e..
.. e. rru$i 90. 81 D Nu-Iffu
Dutr.h c1port 5000 ti ga. coRN-.ilIi cher No
sosslc OAA STEADY. 81 While. CSi- 2 &c.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

eT7PPFNr COURT. COUNTY or NEW
York-Frances Height and others. Plsin-
THIS against Louis spanier and others De-
In pursuance Of the Judgment Of fore
closure and sale. duly maze and entered N
the above entitled action, bearing date the
signed. tho referee IN said judgment
named will sell al public auction. az tne
New York Real Estate SslesrCom, NOS II
and Is vesey Street In me borough OK
day Of April. 1918. al ~ o'clock noon, on
that day. by NJ. MOrgentha0, ~: Co, Auc.
tiOneers the premises directed % sald
judgment TO be sold and therein descrosd
as follows:
All that certain lot piece or parcel Of
land together with the buildings and Inn
proyements thereon erected. situate ikins
and being In the nth ward OF the Bor-
ough Of Manhattan. City. County and state
OF New York. bounded and described 80
follows. via
Beginning at point on the southsriy
side Of Twelfth Street distant two hundred
ana seventy feet and si1 Inches westerly
from the sOuthwesterly corner u Avenue
b and Twelfth street, ard running thence
westerly along .he southeTiy side Of Twelfth
Street twenty-five feet thence soGiheriy,
parallel with Avenue -. and part OF the
way through party-wall one hundred ana
three feet and three inches. thence east
orly and parallel with Twelfth street
twenty-five feet and thence northerly
again parallel with Avenue and part OF
the way through hNgkAeE NafNy
hundred and three feet and three inches 70
the southeriy side OF Twelfth street at the
point or place Of beginning
Dated. New York March 27nd, 1915.
CHARLES L. HOFFMAN.
Referee.
WILSON NJ POWELL Jr.. Attorney fog
Plaintiffs. No. Wall Street Borough OF
Manhattan. City Of New York.
The following IL a diagram % the prop
erty 10 be sold rs described above; its
street number Is 500 East Twelfth streets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-06
WHEAT HIGHER
IN CHICAGO

Chicago, April 8. Exporters buying
May delivery here and at Minneapolis
and Kansas City to-day lifted the price
Of wheat. The outcome was a firm
close, 81 TO PIC above Saturday night.
Corn gained = 10 sc net, oats I'm
ithed ikc of 10 &c up and provisions
down sc 10 Toe. Seaboard call for the
May option drew sharp attention to
The extreme Hghtness Of available
stocks of wheat The weekly returns
on the domestic visible supply were
Narrowly watched and were Of decided
assistance to the bulls. the total snow
inc big falling or, nearly 100000
bushels, Notwithstanding that the
storm had hindercd clearances. Trans
atlantic reports Of unfavorable weather
and crop conditions counted further
against The bears. and there were also
advices that many vessel charters were
being made in Europe for shipments
from this side. Range Of prices:
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pIRli( NOTICES

SEALED BINS Will 49, RECEIVED Br
the Board Of water supply AZ rs Offices.
twenty-second moor Municipal Building.
Park Row Centre and chambers streets.
New York city until II a. n. on Tues
daV Aprtl 70 1915. FOR Contract l5z for
surfac!ng with vitrined brick blocks and
macadafn about miles Of highways and
consJructing about miles Of guard walls,
a. the Ashokan reservoir. IN the towns OF
0itye Nnrbletown and Hurley Ulster
county New YORK The grading for these
highways mas been largely done Vnder
other contracts
AZ the above place ana time the bids
will be publicly opened and read PAM
ohlets containing Information Tor bidders
and contract drawings can Do obtained az
the above address az the on OF the Sec
rotary by depOsiting the sum u ten dol
lars 900 In cash or It's equivalent for
each pamphlet Fo- further particulars
Apply 20 the once ~ the Prime, pal as
s.stant Engineer az thu above address
CHARLES STRAUSS President:
CHARLES y CHADWICK
joins r CALVIN
Commissioners oi the ,ard Of water
supply
VI. BRUCE COBB. Secretary.