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AthrSG On. B Ns,,S GO; ~ , 'S . s; ,ii,c Is5y
MADISON Az, 5, H. lo',h Il lsSs
skaneateles, n Y. july. ~. . yrs. "a y
e., attorney. Chas = Latting' 81. Pinee
street ''''''
West Side.
west Of FINN av. between Fourteenth
and 10th sts.)
sTH Az, = :. - u ?Sth St, 2i;SxlOo. MWW
: McCotter TO John ~ DAVIS. .oi 5el
ferson av. Bklyn. July 10. w. o,P.oc
attys, Foster 4 y, 81 Bway $''ooo
thorough Of The BRONX
BELMONT Az. =. 7O.s n lsoth st, 2S.lS
Ssmdsg; s f iss,s st. to July hysf IT, ! yrs:
w%EpsrER Ay, cor ism 4; i 3, IS
90. Inc, to y y Title lns CO. l3S B"sy,
July. ~. 2 yrs. 6 p c. atty \ Y ris,iies .iiooeo
s. AZ 'y pIR55ppFEgR,TyHsame to WIN Il Will
July IL. 3 yrs, s p c; same atty ,'oVo
cArIpWELL AZ. e iiS7 . mem ! s.
pringle. at villa Prlngle' BiarrrzI
France, july y; ; yrs . p c. a'', ssn'ooot
+ &c; igo Hway' ia : iscih st,
'HtSxi0t' same to Emisran, indu.,ris'
savings Bank. 81 chambers st, July ",
5 yrs, 5 p CT atty Il J Meou.rset .cSt
chambers stu. .,.''1o,
FULTON ST. . =. 1870 n Becker Az. wv
l25-Giovina Minutillo. 1853 Il 25ttn SD
John Busting, EOS East Lincoln aV, NJ
Vernon, n Y. July ". yrs, . p 81 at,y
John Busting, Jr. EOS Eas, Lincotno az,
! LOT - map io7 lots Hudson parkm
Biagsio Dina aud ano to- Eb,ng LEV
ing co. $50 st AIMS av. MY l. detnsnn o,
, Z u e.. atty. Il Cohn. - Bway. .tssV'
WALTON Az. : e cor l'7th -. i.SN'S.
Mary j price to Natton.l ho'dins SO
900 l. li9th ST. pr mtge s9'"oV' un, ~
due. sc. as per bond; atty. X u senne,
man, 32l9 Sd av...........'''''''so'V V'
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LIS pENDE<S.
Manhattan,

s7Tu ST. $40 w-Tenement Houst Dent
of the Guy OF y y agt $50 W SIN -
tenement house law violation atty r
llSTu ST. n =. $50 . 9Th sv. 2jxioo Ii
Louis /. Wolf agt Rose Reilly ct al Of'r.-
closure OF mortgage atty, W Is MARX
20 ST. 223-Julius Iweig agt Harris Lust
garten ct Al foreclosure ~ mortsage)'
a'tys. Herzfeld 4 Sweedler
l.lST ST. 2j5 w-Mary : Witherhe" ast
ESw 9 sehsGsS.r s =, si T0T ssn%.' OF
AMSTERDAM Az lsSo-Me'rGpSi,nn
savings, Bank ast Marsare, Il Mn,Tsny
As&w Hutehins -,
INTERIOR GORE, beg at a poin, COZ e
SIN sv and ~ n 18th st-llNla Realty
60. Inc, agi Margaret ' Kelley 81 Al
tHction to recover possession attys'
Gettner. Simon & Asher.
LOT 2o7. map Of Unionport- Rsnenson
Realty CO agt Martin Pletscher ~ ~
foreclosure OF mortsaseD' Aitys' EI'e:s
a Abherlpy.
PLOT AZ, map Arden property-Walter
" Taylor agt Solomon Saylcs 81 "a! oac'
tInn to foreclose transfer OF tax Hem
sttys. DE La Mare 4 Morrison,
y Taylor at Matilda Fraser ct al oae,
ton to foreclose transfer OF tax Hem
uttys, De La Mare n Morrison
y taylor asti Nathan Shaver ct al ,ac.
tion to foreClase transfer OF TAX neh'
attys. he La Mare & Morrison.
PLOT %. map Arden propertN-Walfei
" TAYLOR sgt John J storms ct al &C
ton to foreclose transfer OF tax Hem
sttys, De La Mare & Morrison.
PLOT 800, map Arden property-Waltei
" Taylor sst vivian Mlcponnell ct y
action 10 foreclose transfer OF tax LEM
nttys. De La Mare a Morrison.
PLOT 1913. map Arden prop-ssrah
VaIer agt Townsend \ Verify e. al (ac
tlou to foreclos transfer tax LEM attys
De La Mare \ Morrison.
3p Az, e :, 225 Il : l7lst 81. 5oNloO-Jn'
pussine. Ir, e' al agt Nora Coust Co .
al forpclos OF mtg; attys. Williamson
AZ Az, W :. - It : 1874 II, S6xl2O--Jn'
pussing. Jr, ast Edmund Powers ct a
,foreclos Of MTG attys, Williamson 4
SoiTHERN BLVD, e $. - q " co
RNk iJa. 5OXl0O-city Real Estate 60 aR
Naret II Curtis ct al Goreclos OF mtg
atty, II swain.
HUGHES Az. ?ilS-uniyersal say Ban'
urt Jos KIngshury Wells ct al uoreclo
of Mtg atty, X Mazet.
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REV BRONX BUILDINGS.

lr'.'- Levy has filed plans for a three
nory tr..k store and loft building. 52x
10, q. 'N" southwest corner OF WASH
Nsiou r re and l66th street. 1t will
'o'i r.1. Gronenberg & Leuchtag
se ,.a yr.hitects. ON the east side
o. G!.r-..c avenue, 1876 feet north OF
s9'o,Hc'.- avenue, "a two story frame
p%Nelins viii he erected for Margaret
'ettiar, on lot 21xiO, at a cost OF $4,000,
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R0ckLAND FACTORY SITE.

Waiter \. stevens has procured ar
on'.ou or The property Of the late DR..
r IT, Flagge at Blauvelt, Rorkland
ooI.'' Th.s consists OF about ninety
egl' acres adjoining the railroad and
100 farrs Of mountain property ad-
!ou.ug me new Palisades Park. The
Prospective buyer proposes using the
property adjoining the railroad for lac
WIy pa. poses.
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Arm, and Navy Orders.

W~AsHlNGTON. Lu!y n These army
ortors were issued To-day:
Muior ! Frazier from First =, Twenty
sixth Infantry.
cant. j. l.. Fcrrenhaugh, from " g, on
arriyai in United states, to Fort Huschucs,
Arizona,
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NEW REALTY CORPOR ATOMS.

ALBANY. July .o.-The following realty
concerns we're incorporated .,,n'N r,o,.
Tne Weeks Holding Company. Mama
IAN capital. 5000. Directors-kenneth =
Weeks, Pittsheld. Mass. Charles NJ "eeHs'
80 roilius. New York city.
The standard Properties Corporation
Nannattan. capital. $1,000 Dirsctors-
" II. oNeill. New York city, J.. d bers-
aoll' Philadelphia, Pa. Geo. IL, Martin
Camden, y. j.
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n, FOR BROOKLYN LOTS.

The Renlty Associates nave sold mr.
tren LOIS on the south side of Fifty
fourth street, 100 feet east OF Eleventh
avenue. 3O0Nl00. to the Innovation Inn
rr)vrment Company, which will improve
Tho property with one family brick dwell
rgS also sold 30 ~. Felix street. a three
story and basement brick dwelling. on
lo' 90N7O, 10 Charles f.. Vail through
the NJ T.. Fulcher Company as broker.
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Plans have been filed at Bloomfield.
N. j.. by the International Arms and
Fuse Company for the construction Of a
one story iron n steel factory build
ing. ~1s4x525. or Grove street. along tho
Orange branch of the Erie Railroad.
Francisco & Jacobus. the engineers.
have estimated the cost at 800, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-21
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York. fair In north,
cloudy In southern portion to-day; fair
tomorrow; moderate temperature; mod
crate northerly winds.

For New Jersey and eastern Pennsyl-
vanii. cloudy to-day; fair tomorrow: mod
crate temperature: moderate noftheriy
winds.
For southern New England. cloudy to-
day; fair tomorrow moderate tempera-
ture; moderate east to north winds.
For northern New England. fair to-day
and probably tomorrow, not much chanss
In temperature: light variable winds.
For western New York. generally fGf
to-day and tomorrow, moderate tempere-
ture. moderate variable winds.
NEW YORK. July 2i.-The pressure vas
low along the Atlantic coast yesterday
with a small centre OF depression over ths
Carolinas and high elsewhere throughout
the country except In the extreme SOUTH
! west, from a centre over the upper MIS-
souri, Valley.
Rain fell In the southern Rocky Noun
tain and plains states and at scatteree
! points over the eastern half OF the couh-
try, hut there was no general rainfall.
Temperatures were generally lower IN
the central valleys and especiaiy
In the lower lake regions. Ohio Valley ana
middle Atlantic States.
In this city the day WAS fair ana eooleS'
wind. fresh northerly; average humidity.
81 per cent. barometer corrected to reaa
10 sea level, at s A. NJ. 1925; . =. -
2e.s2.
The temperature In this city yesteroay. ~
rec ordcd by the ofncial thcrm ometcr. 10 'ho"s
In the annexed table.
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APARTMENT HOUSE BUYER.

y Bay ard Brown IL tho buyer OF the
Mel. RI south and the Barrymore
apartments, on the east side of Broad
waN between 1891 and 16ith streets.
'od ly 'uc Hall Bcrwln Corporation
atOI' e week ago.
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Arriyed-TuESDAY, July 20,
SIS oscar II, Chr s'iansand, east Of Fin
Island AT G;Oi i. NJ.
So La Touraine, $50 A. NJ. Bordee1x.
July 10.
So Ncches. +. M. London. July =.
S. Havana. II. 35 A. Nj. Havana. July II.
So korona, ) A. M, st, Thomas. July H.
s. P,nar del Rio, $50 A. NJ, MAtansss.
July -.
(. Rra,eburg I0:iS p NJ. 81. LuciA. July u.
50 A. A. Raven. IL = NJ, Guantanamo.
July u
$ Ry.land. $40 A. NJ, Bancs. July IL
s. Jupiter. ! A. NJ Barbados, July .
- san Marcos. Jacksonville July ~
:. par,hlan. Norfolk July IL
S. Apache. Jackonsville, July II.
s. Santiago, Brunswick, July II.
SIS Rrahant, Providence, July n.
-. Nayahoe. Georgetuwn s. c, July II.
SIS Mama Hata, Baltimore. July u.
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address party OF second part.)
Downtown.
(south Of Fourteenth stree,.)
coRTLANDT st. IS. . =. 1911 e West st,
West st, goioS5sxao' i~x5s-Meyer Jar.
mulowsky to Loretta Corpn. 81 Liberty
Rtt n . II! lses ~. ). sIs;iicis-M.yer j jar
81. ali liens. May ~. ~, ..."'..ioo
HENRY ST. al. So, 7o.7 e clinton st.
70 7xioo-Meyer Jarmulowsky to Loretta
Corpn. 81 Liberty st. all Hens. May
EAST BROADWAY, is5. $ 5, 2s.ixi5o-o
Meyer Jarmuiowsky to Loretta Corpn.
81 Liberty ST. all liens. May .2I......tl0
75-Meyer Jsrmuiowsky to Loretta Cor
poration. 81 Liberty at. all Hens, May
LEWIS ST. 81. $50 n Delaney ST,
25xio0-Meyer Jarmulowsky to Loretta
Corpn. 81 Liberty st. all liens. May
WALKER sr. ri. 81. 2a5se Yves, Bwsy.
NJ Love ct al. 420 Riverside Drive, july
10; attys. Edwards a b. al Nassau
wEsT BROADWAY iis:io. .. fT.s 5
Prince st, 5Oxisi.S toe . Thompson -
\ 5oxisAii-Amos r Emo TO the General
Society Of Mechanics a Tradesmen OF
the City Of n Y. 1924 W i1th ST. June
suFFoiK ST. W ., aso.io $ Riivinston st,
25ixl00-Meyer Jarmulowsky to Loretta
Corpn. 81 Liberty st. all liens. May
7TH ST. iss' e. n 5. ii5s Avenue Il. COX
ts7x2t. 6xtl .9-Meyer Jarmulowsky 10
Loretta corpn. 81 Liberty st. all Hens
Av4ESuE d. > e cor sth st. s;x75-MeycT
Jsrmulowsky to Loretta Corpn. 81 LIB
srty st. AZ liens. May 27;:...,.. 800
18TH ST, 537 f.. n $. 25xlos a-Meyer jar
mulowsky to Loretta corpn. 81 Liberty
st, all liens, May 500
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SALES BN AUCTION.

Wagons. cutlre Factory Equipment, liEnte
4 Bros Motor Truck. etc. william \,
Tobias. Auyttoueer. sells 20. morrow, Thurs
day .Ju'y .:nI 1918, :. \. VI. sharp, AZ 500
East l7th street. y. Y. c. nv order Of Hor-
witz 4 Felnherg. Attorney for Mortgage
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Wis, li7s wilkins sv, 5 yrs from Mch l.
1914; atty j Davis, 1876 wilkins. av,
80 Az. : c iisth ~, str room 4 b
United Merchants Rlty 4 lnpt GO -
carl strudt, 1871 Forest av. a ano, 10
yrs from Nav !. 1917, atty, II II befs
man, 32is 3d t-''Oo
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MORTGAGES.
(With name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.

iSouth Of Fourteenth at
WASHINGTON ST. l7-i9. c y. 1854 n Bat.
terry pl. tSSx62,k irreg-Wal,er A
Burke & ano 20 Union TT 90, so Bway.
july 10, due Aug J 1918 ) p a.. attys.
miller, X, l. & 7. so Bway go. sg3. 900
BROAD ST, ~, W =, 20tNlb!-WHll st
journal Bldg co TO Union Tr 20. so
Bway. July 10, pr mtg $3.50, 900, due
May ~. 1915. . p C; atty, + de Foster,
BROAD ST.. IL. W =. ak same to
Chas de Rham a ano. Philipstown, y Y.
mr. mtg $3.50. 900. due May II. 1918. ~
p G. July l6: atty, i de 7 Foster. -
wall Al 900
BROOME ST. $ W cor Ludlow St, 25x
AZ 6-LToran Rlty Corp at al to Theresa
Snmuels, II W ll6th ri. June 80. duo
as per bond; atty. l. Werner. ~ Broad
East Side.
EAST OF Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
10th sts.)
IoTH ct, n q. 100 W Sd av. 50S8s .s--One
Hundred Forty.nine u 10Th Ct Corp to
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES
Manhattan.

ETH ST. sis E-Kelso. Matilda A.. 10 Eiek
J Ludvigh. 3b W 72d ST. atty 81 :;
sD at. n q $50 W Av D., t~S,6xs6-king
Abel. n ano. to Rondout savings bans'
Kingston. y Y; atty. l. Mtg CO. %. noo
coLrMRIA ST. lls-crescent star Realty
co to Mary q Richardson 4 sno, ttus'
II W 7tth st, atty, w Z orr Of Vtno
LAND located In blocks 500 4 500 N
also a. Newark. n Harvey Leopold
.urance Society London England; aty,
Byrne a c. "a Broad st.......'s. so'S'o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
AM PM An
Sun riaes <<3 sun sets ~? Moon setst300
HIGH WATER rms DAY.
An AM,., An
sandyHk % 90. GOV. Isl Isl Hell Gate. 9N1
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
s.pdyHk a.. Gov. Isl $50 He'll Gate. iSSaisi
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MECHANICS LIENS,
Manhattan.

aop ST. 4tg N-Chas 7 Streeter agt Agnes
W cloud, owner 4 cont ..,,,,.,S 262is3
2SrH ST, aio to s2s W. n s7th ST, S27 &
400 W-Northern Waterpronnng 60, Inc,
lbs NJ deuel.. owners, Winsome Amuse-
ment co. lessee; Rosecor const so,
cont ,.,.,,'s', ~: ',.,,,.' ,.,.,' Sto
18TH II, l& n lib W-.Marcus cont 90,
Inc. AIT Chas I Weinstein Rlty Co. owner
A ont....., ,,Sosh
Bronx.
PROSPECT Az, 7sG--Geo 4 Nathan Poster
agt Kermit Rlty Co, Inc, owners. Max
Minskon. Slbb
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Those navy order. u"re lstueit
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. " T '1u'erlus
,-om the Nurih Dakota 90 inc
Lieut.. q A Tro,or, 20 command HI.
Assi,,aur ~ltg-ph q, !. Nupd' FROM
training station, SAN Francisco
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Bronx.


wACHT, sAML, to Martin Jones 81, ~.
KNOX, MARGT. TO Rose VI Bonlns tiV,y,.v
T q & T co to John c Hart Really
co ....,. ~. 6oV
ROHMANN. ELSIE q. to Thos MuIIiga,
Constr Co ........ ..... 80
THOS MrLLIGAN CONSTR co to sissot
! Holding Corpn
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Highest temperature. ITO. NJ A:2o T. NJ
Lowest temperature. Ss'. at nv A. n.
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sATIsrIED MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan.

MORTON ST. Q & ii-G Goldberg q Sons
Inc. agt est Miriam L Triss o. n, Ms'
e2, 'SoV'"'
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.ppryED FROM NEW YORK.

S. Minnrhaha. AT London
s. san Guelielmo, NJ Genoa
S. Taormina. AZ Naples.
Sa Palermo, Al Naples.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-21

MANY NEW HOUSES
list COMPLETED.

Prices from $500 TO 1922 500. on convenient
terms These houses are well worth inspection.
We offer aiSo Villa Plots OF exceptional beauty
commanding extensive views, On reasnrihl"
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Bronx.
Borough Of The Bronx)

WEBSTER Az. 5 cor 10Th st, l5ox1lsl
TO Brook av x $50 3xit9. g-wm II Wilcox
ct al. extr, SC, to Wardwin Co. Inc, 20
Vesey st. July ~: atty. y Y Title Ins
PLOT begins at centre line blk bet Shake
speare & Boscobel avs. 100 0 Shakespeare
av 4 1855 $ 18Th Ut, runs n 25x e 1901
to " = Boscobel av X = b0x W 100 TX n
25-Bell Rlty & Const Co. Inc. to Louise
Auerbach, ?s5 " 18th st, July 10; atty,
3 J Loeb. 10 Cedar
FRANKLIN Av, lOss-70. e :. 55,tx2Ol.s-
Philas Rlty Co. Inc, TO Henrietta Zadek,
562 W ii3th st, mtg ti7,25O. May 81;
atty.. Kantrowitz q Il, s2o Bway 800
AQuEDCCTAV, n o cor 1921 st. 1917 3x230 4
Jennie Halpert to Max Hslpert, IS W
lslst Of. Jan H.. 1914; atty. Harvey i
Cohen, 81 Chambers t...,.......t 800
FoRDhAM RID, s.w cor INST st, 26xlOO--
Chas Never to Kath Meyer, 2i05 Grand
av, mtg $4,000, July 10; attys, Hirleman
4 y, 1911 Il ltsth st.,............sl
10th ST, $50 T., = $. i7ixlO9 Re +
derdins. ref. to Geo Ringler n co, 2O3
u 92d ~, June I: attys. Phillips. VI n
W, 81 Chambers .......f5O over mtg
lsx6l ,~2xGS-Benj F Gerding, rel. to Geo
Ringler q Co. 200 Il 92d vt, July is;
sttys. Phillips NJ & W, 81 Chambers
y ''''''' ''..,.'.tJU over mtg
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
2 SUMMER
IN THE
WHITE

at Thorn Mountain Park. Jackson, y IL
Eleven and seven rooms respectively. KUN
ming spring water and bathroom In each.
For further Information or photo. apply to
ISAAC l.. UOFF, Providence. II J., or
Jackson y II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-21

SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
&. Santa Marta. from Santa Marta.
s. VAGUE. from san Juan.
ss Sixaola, from Port Antonio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-18
HOME ECONOMICS
CoOnt.au.d from First Pas.S


every mother in Wheeling should
hear her. AS a further drawing card
at this afternoon lecture Miss Ellis
promises to make and serve some OF.
tractiye dishes which will interest all
who attend
Miss Ellis is going TO make good
cakes that are not at all expensive.
and teach her audiences at the News
and lntelligencer Home Economics
school all there is TO know about sue
cessful baking She Is also going TO
make pies. Every man likes pie. but
the careful guardian OF his digestive
apparatus is always telling him that
pastry Is unwholesome. and that he
must learn to do without it, AS a re.
suit. he goes to a restaurant and has
a piece OF pie every day for his lunch
Now Miss Ellis is going to so interest
his wife in good pastry that he will
get some OF his favorite kind Of pie at
home quite frequently.
Every afternoon Miss Ellis will
give to each member of her class the
only text book used in her home
economies school. a recipe leaflet con.
tanning all OF the recipes prepared BY
her at the school and a number OF
others. She will also give away beau
ufully decorated cakes. Her program
for the week will appear in these col.
umns Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-18
GERMAN CONSUL
tcontlna.a Tron, 90, $40,

sui Muller and his secretary were
served on them through their counsel
Murdoch. % years old. has been
employed as assistant shipping clerk
az the plant Of the Seattle Construc-
ton and Drydock company for two
years. In a statement said 10 have
been made to the prosecuting attor.
ney he said. the negotiations for the
delivery ~ the information said 10
have been sought BY Consul Muller
were still pending when be was ar
rested. He had originally demanded
$500. he said but later agreed to
accept $1,000 lie asserted that al
though be had certain alleged infor-
nation ready for delivery at a con.
ference held a. the consulate Last eve
ning there was n hitch over money
and the conference came 90 naught.
Tells o. Ladina Found.
Nine orignal bills OF iadinF were
recovered from under The mattress Of
Murdock's bed by q special AGENT Of
The prosecuting attorney office A
quantity ~ blank forms Of bills OF
lading also we're found there
The purpOrf ~ these bills has not
been revealed By anv % the principals
in The affair Whether Murdock real.
Iy had anything OF value % Ofer Co
Tho German consul Del not disclosed b.
fho paper President j ". Paterson.
~ The drydock company. says hia hrn
d. not building submarines for tho
British or any other government a.
war.
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with Biddinger concerning this asking
why he was being doubled crossed
He testified that Biddinger said the
whole thing was a mistake, and that
the stenographer evidently addressed
them wrong. The witness said he
charged Biddinger with getting paid
from him and at the same time work.
ing for Governor Hatfield, and that
copies OF the conversations taken by
dictaphone OF Commissioner ogden
and Bronson were in the hands OF
Governor Hatfield.
Always Another Present.
The witness said he never had a
conversation with Biddinger when
there wasn't someone in the room
with him. A question was then asked
the witness as TO the whereabouts Of
Mr.. Hochberg. He said he had resign
ed his position saying he would not
be a party TO a frame up This was
objected 10 by Attorney Sommerville,
and was stricken from the record.
Attorney Amber then began exam
lining by question.
q. State whether or not you ever
gave instructions TO General Elliott to
bride the commissioners. further than
the instructions you have just given.
A. None. whatever.
q. On tint occasion when you gave
your instructions TO General Elliott.
who went out first?
A. General Elliott.
q Did you ever give authority 10
General Elliott to make any PROPOSE
lions to the commissioners
a. None whatever
q. As 10 Biddinger did you ever
givt him any authority 10 make offers
OF this nature.
A. Never did. but told him emphati-
cally not to make any propositions.
At this juncture. the attorney for
the plaintiff began questioning Mr.
Well concerning his relations in the
case with Commissioner Ogden. He
said he had a conversation with tht
commissioners. at about tht time the
gas case optned heer before the Pub
lie Service Commission.
The record OF that trial was brought
in but the defense objected TO its use,
saying that IL was not proper 10 en-
deayor to prove the record with the
testimony OF the man who did not
make up the record. Attorney Amber
then played for time. making a motion
10 adjourn.
Special Master Vandervort told the
attorneys that the point raised would
have to be settled sometime and that
arrangements should be made to meet
the Issue. Judge Nesbitt proposed
that stipulations covering the record
should be made. This will be done at
a conference this morning at \ O'Clock.
The hearing then adjourned until
this morning at $50 O'Clock when Mr..
Well will resume the stand. for ex.
In chief and cross-e1aminr
tiOn.
\ mistake was made In the head OF
the gas case story In yesterdays is.
sue OF The Intelligencer The head
written by the city editor and not the
reporter referred TO moneys spent"
where II should have read offered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-18
WE'LL TURNS ON ELLIOTT AND
BIDDINGER WHILE ON THE STAND
CONTINUED FROM PAGE TEN

dered according to the Governors IN
structions.
would like the evidence OF this.
particularly a. 70 whether the Gov
ernor demanded a decision prohibit
ing the increase In rates. or only de-
handed a decision without q intima-
ton % what he decision should b.
n the former. then. OF course. be was
debating the decision. II the latter.
he was only urging expedition II IL
the facts. TO know which II was.
Other Statements.
"2nd. Statements have been made
to IN OF action Of like character by
the Governor TO various members OF
the Commission prior 20 this time.
and that be told different members At
different times that he would not
stand for any decision permitting the
Increase In rates.
Ord. Did Bronson. when he called
up Ogden at Wheeling and told Ogden
he would come over with another
Commissioner and pass the necessary
resolutions 10 prohibit an increase In
rates by the Manufacturers' Company
do this under Instructions from or by
direction Of the Governor / am in
formed that he did so and that he so
stated over the telephone to Mr.
Ogden.
18th. What letters. II any. did the
Governor write other than the one OF.
Tered In evidence in our case, in which
he gave instructions TO the commls-
sion with reference to the Manufactur-
ers' Company"
Not Entered Properly.
After the witness had read the first
four instructions from his prepared
statement. Attorney Sommervine en-
tered an objection. Judge Holt argued
the point saying that IL was shooting
with a belly rest" That IL the wit
ness had certain prepared statements
10 oner as evidence that they should
be prepared and entered in the regular
way. after the opposite side had a
chance tn peruse them.
Judge Holt in further contending his
point said: This is an essay and a
carefully prepared one. I do not see
why II Is allowed TO 70 into the record
and i do not think there is a precedent
In English Jurisprudence that allows
the reading OF such a paper. Inis
might have been edited and re-edited
a hundred times before II was placed
In evidence. How are We to know that
these are the statements taken by the
stenographer. II IL monstrous. A
witness can take a paper. and shade
Il here, and shade Il there 10 suit as
the case may be. II looks TO me like
malice OF forethought."
He further said: This is the first
time I have ever heard OF such being
done" Judge Price said Il was not.
Judge Holt then said: IF that is the
same paper, give It to us like a deed
or other paper introduced in evi.
dence"
The Master said that he was of the
opinion that witness could refresh
his memory from time TO time, and II