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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-11-19
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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-11-19
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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-11-19

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an Aching apR12jsh To Yrest II from the
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far L04 Angeles the. s0W strangers
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-01

Ill op1IC VI CuS lat Cu1L UdoCUdl Hoo
been a novelty on the North Side in
the last week and the players have
become stale.
Batting eyes have become duIIed
and pitching arms are stiff and numb.
Practice is badly needed to make
both departments proficient and put
the team on even terms with other
contestants.
Claude Hendrix remained idle so
long that he was batted hard when
he tried to pitch Saturday. The
Whale iron man has not received
such punishment before this season.
He can stand lots of work and needs
it in order to develop his best puzzle
stuff.
Seven hits were all the Whales
could gather in two games yesterday
and they were lucky to win the Sec
ond one, the victory being a gift in
every sense of the word. In the ninth
the tieing run came home on an err
ror, and the winning tally was forced
home in the eleventh by base on
balls. The first game was a ten
inning affair.
Mordecai Brown won and McCon-
nell lost, though the latter allowed
fewer hits than the former Cub.
In two games at Pittsburgh tho
Cubs collected seven hits and the Pr
rates six, Lavender and Cheney and
Cooper and Mamaux being the stingy
beavers.
1t is hard to place blame for the
defeats on the shoulders of the Cub
pitchers when they turned in such
excellent cards. Possibly the batters
should be censured for not coming
to the rescue with more singles, but
that would be detracting from the
work of the Pirate fingers. And all
four pitchers deserve equal credit.
Though Lavender and Cheney were
tight with their hits, each lost his own
game unaided. Wildness was the rea-
son, Lavender punching a couple of
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-01

SuCA d SSuOdIIOudl pSIlOIuuSI do
Weaver, there is no chance for
BlackbUrne to get regular job, but
he is invaluable for just such emer-
gencies as occurred yesterday.
As for Breton, Roth couldn't hold
that third base job in a thousand
years if the college-bred> youth could
hit the ball at a mark of $50 or .260
and do it consistently. For Breton is
one Of the best defensive men at the
difficult corner now attached to any
big league team, has head on his
shoulders that is more than a frame
for eyes and foundation for hair,
and can run the bases with speed and
intelligence.
1t is barely possible that he will be
given another whack at the third bas
ing in the hope that he will finally be-
gin to hit. 1t is a proven fact that
ba1players hit better when there is
some one to set the pace, and in the
past there have been no pacemakers
on the South Side.
Breton had only two fielding
chances yesterday, but one was a
sparkling one-handed stop and quick
throw and the other was the start
ing of double play with Ty Cobb on
the batting end. 1t went via Eddie
Collins. 1t takes two fast and per-
feet plays to beat the Georgian to
first base in a double play.
QuinIan is another factor in the re-
serve line. Batting in place of Felsch,
out with an injured ankle, Tommy
cracked three hits in seven times at
bat.
This second line defense is the best
asset the SoX could have. In every
department, from the backstopping
to the oUtfeld, Rowland can make
shifts that will leave his team a for
midable organization, in case a reg
ular or two are forced to the side
lines through injury.
With sunshine and warm weather
apparently on the Job for quit a visit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
OCEAN EREIGHTS AND CHARTERS.

The prevailing demand Tor steamers was limited
aud c.a.Icrus Ras light Rates ,..lI. ut' ,~s,,
.,.i. .II. o. .o..as, fTr.lug quotations 10 Liver
r..' It.lou aaG Glasgow i.l Hull. IA: co.-
ia. FOO i.ser9.,l Isr l"' '5. 81. 'hAhILES>,-
E.ir.. steamer -l-3 Tolls .prcvlou'yl, c3A. VIZ
is.r. -.... uu.aa TIPS. Us Id. prompt.
BIr,l steamer. -1-t tons PREVIOUSLY D. 'oal w
anna %. ID. %. JaLyl.r. 80 90. 800 tons pcT Gay
IftLa.e, .u., British sucamer -.J'i tons
t,..giut-i,Y. ..a,. r.i.a 10 Bueuos Ares. T.
~. I1p. British steamer. SOS tons. same I'D
K.r.6Iola British steamer. $40 toss. same 10
valencia italian steamer 2il5 tons lP!eyl"I,{l
GOAL baltimore or Virginia 90 west coast Hay
a., I!.r.luly GrCca steamer. l,ii9 tons. same.
a.. Iue-IuIy. Italian steamer. 1850 tons. same
= {. prompt Italian steamer. - tons same
Danish .f,amar. l. ll5 tons deals. Iar.soorJ jo
Western Britain or Eastern Ireland. t. prompt
BRUSH steamer $4,000 qr' gfain. Atlantic kel e.
ro Frrich Atlantic port. s. June July. bntlsh
steamer 5000 QIs. same from the Gun JOS,
Iuly italian bark. lljl tons. coal. Balumore
10 sicily. {. prompt. italian bark. 1876 tons,
same Norwegian BARK. $50 tons. lumber. PeHss-
cola 10 Rosario $27 July Aus; schooner, ~
tons coal Hampton Roads 10 Jacksonville. SLlO'
short lay,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17

MrGrane. John IN CloEe; June l. 1915. t37l 9s
Drcxe, Herman FL Jaret. April is. 1870; 90
Ilchtenstcin. Edith l. and $ G Rains-W Nc.
Donald ~ a.. ApriI II. 1915: $2lS 81
Effricuf Corsfr,lciiGu ca Gmclln Jan b. 1915
$llo %
Lofos Garage Co. Inc. and A Larey-F Terra.
-itro. March % l4Ii. $500 II
N1rri, PcrIstCiu. IuC-H Lehman: May :. 1915
S.73l q
Pollock LOUIS Goidsten: Jan Il, 1915; $3.50 Il
Ioel JuIius-City of Y: June a. 1910 wa
cateIj. sos -
sykes. II w-Lincoln Trust Co et al. June S 1915.
SlI9 90
Same-same: June s. 1918 vacated: tj.4l6 %
SchwaU. Alexander MI Hirsch Ct al. MAY =.
1915 vacated. SI''N5
The Bronx.
Frccsz Henry and Ka;hariua-E Laptook, April
% 1915. 1906 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17

&c ooo cash 81 $50 some Of which is in deposit
In court I'm Germany. merchandise. 1000. aud
membership Of Chicago Board Of Trade and Ne"
sos q13 /, for salary and commissions from The
KaliNerke So.lstadt. Of Germany Among me
creditors are Joseph H. ScAmauz. CHICAGO. so
600 secured. stein. Hrsh a Co. $4,000. 90.
cured Bank of America. fl2 600: Market and
Fulton National Bank. S-4.411. Baiische Co.
az G5o. i.ilor Heller chicago 81 600. Mrs.
bertha Heller. Se1.2N4. and Bernard Hirsh. $40
900. secured -
II = MCAFFERTY COMPANY. INC. cleo
tro,ypers AZ l4l Eas, 2jth 81. made al assign
mcut 10 Samuel - Lasky. The business was IN
corr.,rstsd I'M October 1910. with capital stock
IS 900 with Mr. McCafery as president lie
dicl boo August, 1912. AID Annie McCanery is
noW president.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17

me approximate amount 81 ne zen SI,a o.
GcflDf4 w ,t.reou from the Zsth day oi
vim Mt[4ie ,orether with the costs sha
4Gg ssee amouat.1g % '''g ,assts Sin Win IN
tersSf hDD - The sale The approximate
tie szysHe. he tares. ssseFansnh an1
sf1gs', ~ Or. other liens when are 70 ~
r. sflsWsd ~ the pufcaa@S:t psfefee. b
3f6z5 g ana interest 49,. s,h tsfg.
Dsps'' HENRY e. QCINST. hsisfss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
WORK WANTED.
Male.

ENGINEER Licensed, experience steam or ssc-
tric.ty Secor. 262 Spring ST.
WANTED by an executive a. present eusagsd
member American Society Mechanic D. grenl
who Ia, had broad experience with M.l.. Emu,
featuring methods. cost uaUggeuH.' selling ara
executive duties. experienced m Tie making ,nd
handling Of large contracts references % elgiaae-
ing manufacturing and business ability. Alars
J.. b. c.. Box 81. Tribune Ofice. -
YOUNG MAN past 10; willing honest as pn.d,
or shipping clerk. good pcumaH; can 'Ir1sa AZ AZ
references. bond n necessary. Martin lpsien. -
Bushwick av. Brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN desires position as coffee o. counter,
man: four years experience. Joe B8h.fsD' va
East 9Th ST.. city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
NASSAU COUNTY.

SUPREME C0URT-JAYCOX. J
JNf7--IrE Irr ar. Mar ESrhuIit ; WHCrane
M. IuI ~. RcssieBeHstciuI
DsfiaI'...E .IUDuvaI& ano GBochm&oths| SPPctit
GSHayr,. AIa-quIni Ie'erlIdihouse W mfle
JNaUl aim EIiEarCn JRIppTccn' NageneTPant
RCnurcr MTSmifh n sno X Color 60 q Oihs
Engagements 81 'dal counsel Will not be recog-
rizrd unless 'hc names o.! such counsel are Ned
with the clerk before the causes appear upon the
day calendar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17

TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Dssf,ratior and steamer. 80 p.
Hawaii via san TrducisCo)--Serra. ....... To
Hawaii via Sal Fra.ci,col-Luriine ... ... To-
Tahiti MarqUcsas COOK islands. New Tea
land Australia via Sau frauciscOl-
Japan Corea. China via Seattle)-Seatte
Hawaii Japan. Corea China. Philippines
via san Francisco Persia. ..... .. june
Japan Corea. China via Seatte)-Awa
Maru .................. 600. june
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17

Srhccchrr Mardhaf % al. Finkelsteil General Bah
iug Compauy. Schi@ln Same IN re- Lynch. CrabneI
Packard % al; Macintosh Jane 81 al orders
signed Rapport IkaimctzIy. order signed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
SCHOOL AGENCIES.
HELP WANTED.
Male
TRAVELLING SALESMAN
Male

IA / Manufacturing concern re-
uuires services of an experienced
travelling salesman TO act as
travelling territorial manager.
Must be young, Of pleasing per.
sonality, we'll educated, eXem-
plary habits and have absolutely
clean record. Give chroEologic-
ally. education and business ex-
perience. State age and lowest
salary. Initial salary will be
moderate, but opportunities are
good. As letters will be read by
executives of company, none but
those neatly typewriter will be
considered. Don't answer unless
willing to go TO any part Of
United States. Address, 7. s.,
Box 1877, Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
BUSINESS CARDS.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING C9.-Ci,ans,
suppressed air steam. hand OF or door ~
broadway. AZ East 4>th st. Coz q bHANN"
Tel lJ1-3Sth. -
MULTICRAPH TYPEWRlTTEN (LETrhha
500 $3.50 1000. Siit. 10000. s.
c. r NETl..RFORDl ,,,
40 BY Equitable Bids D.. koom liall Prone .s's-
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANINfi NUDhs
Oldest, Largest Most Mod ~. ..,,-s
p,ices RSaso1aole send For circular.
Tel 4Gg2 leg3 Bryan, So. t.3 .. 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World
ARRTNEn.

Cancpic (Br) Genoa May %. Naples q. Paler,
go Gibrsitsr June 2 POna Delgada $40
Boston IL 10 the White Star Line. With mdse BAT
Mount Vernon CHorl. Baracos June : and BAnes
H. 70 the Atlantic Fruit Co. with hut bA''
5: sars,dEa. Havana June IS to the New York ana
Cuba Mall IS Co. with =os passenger malls ana
"9 ssr.m Ba. fort M,ran June g. Fort Antonio
13d Po. Mara Mog''S g Bay sd p,s;el s,1
mails Bf, add 5 Ra'' B B1' Bristol 81 M 30 to J,mes
Arkeil & Go. with mdse. Bar; N. l5ih- x,.,,r
city Of CoriIih lBrJ, Cardiff June g. u Nof'oh'
Yenstor tNorI Baracoa June II. 70 the Tropica!
fI T6bsst VA" jsaE, i' June IL and Charleston H.
10 the Clyde IS Co. with passengers ana nose
1r1soaan 1Bri. London May 30. TO the Com
panis Generate Transatantique. IN ballast. Bar
wsrro! !. CBr,. Rosario May 5 RonilIo Is and
Roiteri s t Dutch. Rotterdam June p to David
T Warden IN ballast Bar. 40 a N.
COLORADO Galveston Quar- ll,l5 a H. m. Com.
Hsrroyian ,BrI. Genoa May 80. - me I'm nm
pagHie Generate Trau'a'lsntiGue' in ballast. h''
SAXON Monarch DBr. London June To- the
Lgia Belgian. La Rochelle May 10 aE1 h.s'
dcauA .. 90 Norton Lily Co. Win muse
r, n1I PP6l,aleIFhia quar-. 1917 p. NJ.
Fl Nory' Galveston June 10. TO the southern
ra.a. Co. with md>e. quar-. - a ~. -
Colorado. Galveston June 81 10 tne IHHis3i5nd,'
'0 SAILED.
steamers sra'heyen I'D HaWe Tim n1:,- ,Go55.
C4usstofa lIIrl. Auckland Nepos 'TorI guam ii a
Itssca. Mobile Bdsh'o" ,Norl foi I' , 20
%o-.ok adj Newport News Bunker Hlli. iEi.aaeI-
mia. Eermudiau ,Brj. Bermuda. ii~,ga. M0 0'nts
Alomus Ncw orleans. Caracas "a" Juan AIM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
BUSINESS REVERSES
BANKRrPrCY PErITIONs.

JrSIUs ALLEN HOWE Of 1873 Broadway.
fled a petition. with liabilities 1910 and no
assets Tie debts we're contracted In this city
and Ffcep1n for uo'rs loans. etc. and $3.50 Is
on lease.
BANKRUPTCY SCHEDULES
HELLER lllHSH a co. wholesale dealers IN
trftuizefs a. 81 william st.. with branches at
ChicaEo. 81 Louis and Baltimore. Med schedules
lhOyinE liabilities S250GlT and assets s72l OGs
Ihe assfis consist n sccouutS N2t7i3. stocks
and bouds. 1919 800. u the Hygeaic Chemical
Company. American Process Company and other
concerns. some u which have been pledged. notes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
QUEENS COUNTY.
cnppCnE rOnpT

SUPREWE UUUHT.
Special Term for Trlals-BLACKMAR, ].
10 A. m.
All cases tried before Mr.. Justice Blackmar must
b. submitted with briefs. findings and requests 20
frd Immediately at the close Of the TRIAL.
The answer must be Ready" or on" No
cause Oh his calendar vii. be set FOR a day
cases must be ready for trial IN their order when
reached
HANDY Handy Prackelt Prackelt
Whitaker Whitaker Rrge BNyn queens
VsNeII SrburEer and II Corp and aEo
NfIs Derrick Sfemberg S'emheig
T'erk Peck CalyX Cons Gateway Rty
Mclaughlin |NfcLaughNn Srrcfcr EisenhoTg q al
Real Fs'ate co Goisuer Roscusweig & ano
Indiyeri Talent e. al Magee Magce
Freuud Freuad
cases viii be added 10 calendar each day.
Highest number reached ou the calendar IS j13a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED:

Female.
An EDUCATED girl wants position as .4.se ssp
fond ot children. references. B1. VIZ. Il2A1s-
COOK An experienced woman. good COX. slap
no object as advertiser is deaf Address IVA
23S East 40th ST. one dlSl, ~.
COUPLE Excellent cook .agaascss or allses93m..
er. man gardener. useful. Two yetls ,t.s.ifid
references $50 Industrial Association. j. "esl Va
81 500 Bryant.
II0I.SL.lynRLiFR Firrisb- A,,crirgnl strong. sli-
30, ~ c6n,,ry sYrsIslf rafsl.ras, JehuS
ATency r l9Jth 4 Phone 55l0 Harlem. -
II1I.=.r,,VoUErp Thoroughly rg,-.l .rs.t. sesp
ny hon. NE SyStNar, references ssj I.sra As
ISOLATION. Il West 42d 50.
y0I.XC FV,:TIsU Girl fond OF Il gi-rn. asst
with anything SIS. one years bt .t.eielss'sisa
Industrial Association. II West i-d s,l I"..s Wv
Bryant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records Of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

Washington. June l6.-Prcssure distribution on
Wednesday night is quite irregular there being high
pressure on both coasts and in the upper MSsis-
sippi Valley. and a widespread low from the Ca
madam Nor'hve,t into Western Colorado and a
second low north of the lake region. Temperatures
are high in the plateau region the Southwest and
iu the Guf states. In Eastern districts and along
the northern border moderate temperatures pre-
vailed. Another shower period has set In over the
lake region and the middle Mississippi Valley. and
showers are probable Thursday In the lower lake
region. the Ohio Valley and Tennessee and Fri
day IN Atlantic coast districts Il will be warmer
Thursday n the Missouri aud upper Mississippi
valleys and locally 90 the middle ald south At
laI'ic states. Tie outlook IN the interior valleys
aud Eastern districts Is for unsettled weather FOR
the next few days. with moderate temperature.
wind. FOR Thursday and Frlay-North Atlantic.
moderate southeast % south, middle Atlantic. mod
crate south 20 southwest south Atlantic. light
south. cast Guf. light southwest. west Gull mod
crate southeast. upper lakes. fresh vest. lower
ldkg, moderate vest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17

STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Lisbon. June l2-st Joseph I'D. Sew YORK . f2T
Bafrelola. IAN. Isle OF Null 'Bo. Ne" Tor"
~ lima &C voyazdes fGreeO. Sew York:
i.th Homer Ciy CB1. Ne" York IAN LU'e'
Ro,te,i,m n' l.ie j-Rottcrdam Dutch. New York
via falmouth. ,r N, ~ Yo,L
via Al.u AID karagh N, N.
Yos0hsfna. June lr-Egemont Castle lBrl' NeN
YorE Via Colon Honolulu and NladlVostocA' n
Bus.Io, Ayrcs june IL Bautu. NeT YORK va Bar
uauls. etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
foreea,t bod speeIaI LOoaItI...-EMt.rn n,

Forecast for Special Localltlss.-Eastsrn New
York. Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Della.
ware. partly cloudy to-day. probably shower by
nlqht; tomorrow showers.
Southern New Eagi1nd. partly cloudy to-day.
probably shower, Us night and tomorrow
Northern New England. fair to-day, followed By
shower, az night ~ tomorrow.
Local ofhcla Record.-The following o1icial record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes IN the
temperature Tor the las, twenty four hours In COM
parlson with the corresponding date Of last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
SURROGATES NOTICES.

~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER of
Honorable John +. Cohalan, a Surrogate
81 the County Of New York. NOTICE Is
hereby given to all persons avlng claims
against Howard Boocock. late Of the
County OF New York. deceased. to present
the same. With vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber. at It's place 81 transacting bust
ness No. $50 Fifth Avenue. In The city Of
New York. on or before the goth day of
November next.
Dated. New York the 9Th day Of MAY
1915 ASTOR TRUST COMPANY,
Executor.
WHITE & CASE,
Attorneys for Executor. No. IL wall
Street, Borough Of Manhattan. New
York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
ItNE 10.
Manhattan.

The first name = that of the debtor. tho second
that Of the creditor and date when judgment was
fled
Meiilio Construction Col Mosson ct al. Jan 90.
1918: fg6T a.
same-sams Jan 90 1918: t3l97i
Hinchman Al Martin 81 al. Dec l. 1911 !,
Sli5. %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17

Rotterdam June li-S0mmeStyk ,Du,chl' sand'
Hook yesudyk IDuglJ. Bo'ion 2 2.a E yc, '''''
iIsv-a lime ly-Iorf Oun1lde OBJ. Ne" lofA.
C,.a,s1s Juae ll-Pas,a tBrl, Sew YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
suRRnGATEs, COuRT-cAAMBERs.

: wv Lin .
WILLS FOR PROBATE-AT 1880 A. NJ
Cornelius CTonin Samuc. hei'rohher
Mar Melc James Hams
John Ahrtns lirutcta strauss
Frauklind Ral'hke sarah ,. tall
Anna VI Ballard Julia L0Td o..
Trial Term-COHALAN. Sat 10 30 m
Room SO
Estate Of Kari Bitter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
PROPOSALS..

SEALED BIDS WILL BE kECE lived 81
the Board Of Water supply. at Iits omees
tVenty-second floor. Municipal Buudlns'
Park Row. Centre and Chambe rs sirrel~
New York City. until II 4. NJ. on b Tue soA!,
Juue ~ 1915. for Contract Is. 10. Tor wy
construction Of a coagulauug pla~ no ~ lhs
Town OF Mt Pleasant ", Nstcnes'e.
County, New York Tho structur VII "
Of steel about % feet wide hy 81 tcel ons.
inside OF which Will be steel bu Aer ~
storing about 600 tons % sulpt hate %
apimina and couycyor Tor rails pms wv
material 20 this bunker IA.
At the above place and time the v
will be publicly opened and read Pa ph.sss
containing information for biddets ~
contract drawings can be obtained n y ~.
above address. al the once OF the sg5f.s.
tary. by deposlting the sum Of ten dol.sh
tSlO) In cash or its equivalent tof niv
pamphlet. For further particulars Spgtt
to the office OF the Prin pal AZ te'''
Engineer AT the above address =,
CHARLES STRAUSS kresl leh"
CHARLES ". CHADWICK.
JOHN +. CALVIN. ,,.,.r
Comm ssioners OF the Board OF
" Bruce COBB. Secretary -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
COUNTY coURT-cMI Calendar.

Part ~. HYLAN. J. p art v FAWCETT. j.
Calendar IN part V Room 100 a. m
Sulzhe-Ccr TuCkmar MaNcy haloi
Rcutivegua Nassau B-ew pilthey Mauus
Alfer,Danu Bklyu OC&SR Van DdlS0u Hemus
ByrUe Co LauChkardt Hereth Rus'lH
Brown I0uCy l & RR kuch. MoIson
%srro BkIvu RR Wolf Nassau + r Y
Basiio Nassau RR NolaufN Cons X X
UpWot' Hewlett Co SOreutino kaminster
Frieiherg BcnlgsOhn Magier Bkyn X
evy BI0.k M0tO!itz Nassau z r r
Arers Dancer Solomon Bklyn II
Penn Nassau Ferry Co Gorscn Prehu
Kirby DeilsmOre Padavauo Shuis 20
Conner y Life lrs CO He.lman. BKHu II
Smi,h.N Cons Il SpauneT Froclich Bros
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Vessels Arriving ar and De
parting from Port Of
New York.
HIGH WATER
MINIATURE ALNfANAC.

Sunrise 42S. sunset ~. moon sets. 10 50;
moons age. 10.
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RECORDED JUDGMENTS.
JUNE Is.
Manhattan.

Tho following judgments were lied yesterday, the
first being that n the debtor
Arabescs Cigarette Co. Inc-N Marcogou.
A'a"'' SlgS24 ~
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Highest temperature yesterday a lat p M :.
lowest IS lat 10 20 3. M average. 20. average
far corresponding dae last ycIr 81 average for cor
responding date last thirty -thrce years. 90.
Humidity.
A. NJ. % ! p NJ. 80 .. H.. %
Barometer Readings.
a. 30 u / p m. 1913 p m 20. 10
Local Foreent.-Pary cloudy to-day showers By
Eght: to morrow showers. light southeast to south
winds
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Wonderful Scenery

But that's not the only pleasure of a sail
up the Hudson. The side trips from Beacon
and Newburgh are filed with fun from
start to fnish-the ride up Mt. Beacon
Orange Lake, with its music, picnicing and
endless amusements.
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Wait Tesla SamefSame
| RogoN kaneutzky SUPERINTENDENT

SoUNTY COURT.
Special Term GIBBS.
Motions and eI par'c matters.
Trial Ttrm-GIBBS. J.
40 DAY calendar.
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susEoeATE's COURT cHAmgERs-scHUIz. a

No daV TaTeUUaF
Trial Term-SCHll.Z u. ).
No day calendar
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Trial Ttrm-Part l-ASpINALL. j.; Part IL

Gases viii be added 70 calendar each day.
Highest number reached on The calendar IS j'3a.
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Canopic CBr) Genoa May %. Naples q. Paler.
no go Gibraltar June q Ponta Delgada and
Boston H. 20 the White Star Line. With mdse BAT