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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-28
COFFEE.

September notices. estimated at about 10000 bags
appeared 10 be readily ABSORBED IN the conee market
to-day. without much further change IL the late
month premiums. but after opening steady at uh-
changed prices TO an advance Of points The market
turned a shade easier under scattered realizing ana
closed al a net decline OF las points sales. III
cludiug exchanges. amounted 10 about 40 900 bags.
The later deliveries showed quite steady tone al
the start, with May contracts selling a. tldc or
points above Thursdays opening figures, and after
selling at a decline Of l point September contracts
stirenel up on some scattered covering. when
was found that comparatively few notices had been
issued There ma have been some scattered Wall
street buying the further advance OF l-l6d IN the
rate OF Rio exchange London. which some con-
sdered a favorable indication TO the reception 81
the valoriZatiOn plan among International bankers
lut the failure Of threatening temperatures 20 de-
,elop I'm Brazil was probably disappointment 10
recent buyers and there some realizing for over
the week end Sentiment Is more or less divided IS
10 the probable effects on the more immediate mar.
ket Of the plans Of the Brazilian govenlment, and
while there has been some improvement ln the
volume Of business traders still waiting FOR the
primary markets 10 take the lead In the prce
movement. Further showers were reported IN one
district Of Sac Paulo. with the weather fine else
where and with temperatures ranging from - 70 So
degrees Cost and freight offers ranged around h5oc
10 81 for Santos As, and the local spot market con-
tiu.,i quiet Al Is for Rio Is. Santos reported a
clearance OF $4,000 bags for San Francisco. Range
priCes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-28
New jersey Sales.

Henry C. Meyer, sr., has sold the
dwelling on the east side of Highland
av., Montclair, to Richard D. Currier,
of the New Jersey Law School. The
residence contains twelve rooms and
two baths, and commands an extensive
view of New York City and the Pail
sades. F. NJ. Crawley e. Bros, of Mont
clair, were the brokers.
S. S. Waldstrom- Gordon & Forman
sold for John Dewsnap his farm on Van
Emburgh av., Ridgewood, n. j., to j.
Manthorpe, of Manhattan.
Robert Boardman sold to Henrietta /.
Holmes sos and 507 Bergen av., Jersey
City, two flats, 63x99. The buyer gave
in part payment 1877 and 1879. 5th St,
two dwellings, 36x100, and 154 and l56
York ST., Jersey City, two store build
ings, 50r55. hTe deal involved 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-28
CITY TO Add TO Idle Funds.

On September l New York City will
use large part of the proceeds from
the ST. 600. 600 bonds sold last June to
paw off S57,O0O,0O0 Of the S100,000,0OO
serial 6 per cent loan negotiated last
fall. when the foreign exchange situa-
ton was exactly the reverse from what
il is now. Recognition of the probable
ity of a large increase in the amount OF
Idle funds, soon to enter the market,
caused bond dealers yesterday to begin
active preparations for the reinvest-
'ment Of this money. The demand for
municipal bonds has not been urgent
Of late, and it is hoped that the pay
ment Of the city's maturing obligations
viii be soon followed by a more active
marriott
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-28

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables-spot
cotton. good demand; sales 10000 bales; speculL-
lion and eXport 500 American. 5000. Imports.
none Mid-upland 563d Futures opened steady.
to 5 points higher closed steady a. net I'D sd-
:, 7Sih Mar ami $50; May-June D. S5ia. july
Aug g. Manchester Yarns in moderate de
maud. cloths dull. ~ - .,. 80,
Il points higher on the basis Of 9.65c for mid
ding upland Southern spot markets were tele-
rranbed ~ follows: New Orleans steady and l9
Soints higher AZ 9l3c sales. 400 bales. Mobile
Nominal And unchanged at S.Gsc Baltimore nomi-
rsi and 10 higher At DC. Augusta steady aud Is
noints higher al 68c: sales. PSI bale. - Louis
steady and &c higher at &C. LitLe Rock Gne1 Ia, ana
Mo- az O zoo. sales 100 bales. Savannah steady
and 8. isc higher at ll-l6c; sales. l.sis bales.
Norfolk steady aud % points higher Al VI sales.
al o l9c: sales 500 bales. Houston steady and 10
points higher at 9.S5c: sales. 1850 bales -.
and Tor tbe week compared with the tot ais OF last
week and Of this week last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-28
BRANIC's EMPRESS,


To ]. Sherman, CSthrine Blue. j. Beaue,
raon Williams, william Bessar. Frank
perry. Louis McHenry: You and each OF
Won are hereby notified that the time for
Inc psyment OF my lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired. after
due notice thereof had been given you. l
will cause such property. 10 Wit: Household
Goods Personal Effects and Merchandise,
STORED N MY WAREHOUSE, 40 7th
Ave. New York City. by you or In your
name COR in which you may have an In
terest), 10 be sold at public auction ac-
cording to the statute In such case made
and provided. at Ksllsky & Gabay's Auc-
ton Rooms. SIS University Place, New YORK
city. on Thursday. Sept. 9Th, 1915, at 1880
a m; and II the sale thereof Is not COM
pleted on said date the same will be con-
tinued al the same place on each and every
Thursday thereafter. beginning at 1880
a m, and continuing until the goods are
sold.
BRANICs EXPRESS.
ANDREW J. DRANIC. PROPRIETOR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-28
TRANSFORMATION and War.

The present war brings out the old
truth that transportation brings vic
tories. Germany, with her strategic
railroads, has been able TO place troops
quickly and surely where needed
against the inclosing circle of her foes.
Russia is hampered by her inadequate
railroad lines. With modern four
track roads to Nladivostok and Arch
angel, she would not have seen her
troops driven back through lack of
supplies. The Teutonic forces, press
ing forward on the eastern front, aim
at cutting railroad lines running into
The interior of Russia, as we'll as capt
uring fortresses and troops. Unfor-
tunately transportation is not a tangi-
he thing that can be exported, as the
railroad list on the Stock Exchange
shows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-28
New Tenants for Dwellings.

Pease e. Gilman rented for Mrs.
Maria L. Hoyt, represented by James
Anderson Halves, the five story Amer
lean basement dwelling house at as
East SD St, between Madison and Park
avs, to Mrs. Carolyn Armstrong.
Shaw e. Co. leased for Thomas
O'Reilly the three story and basement
dwelling house at rs West 123d st. to
Charles 4. Rabbit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-28
Westchester Rentals.

Fish e. Marvin rented at Bronxville
Tanglewylde Cottage No. 2, now occu-
pied by Frederick Nicholas, to George
II. Partridge; also for Mrs. Ethel L.
Best her property at Lawrence Park,
Bronxville. TO Myles s. Slocum, and
with Angel & Co. leased for Edward G.
GUIDE his property on Meadow Road,
Scarsdale, known as the Grange, for a
term of years to New York client.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-28
Exchanges to Hold Convention

The Board of Governors Of the Con,
solidated Stock Exchange has voted
to send President NJ. E, de Aguero to
the convention of mining stock and
other exchanges, to be held in San
Francisco on September q and Y. IL
is the hope of the organizers Of this
convention that the stock exchanges
of the country will get together for
mutual protection and that permanent
organization can be effected with
yearly maetings-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-28
TALL 9TH Av. APARTMENT
Building for I'D st. Corner to Cost
$4,000.

Plans were filed yesterday for a
twelve story apartment at the south
corner of Fifth av. and I'D st. By the
907 Fifth Av. Company, representing
Wells Brothers, Of Chicago, and ]. f.
X. Carpenter, the architect, who de-
signed the building and estimates the
cost at s750,000.
The site measures 114x114, and was
formerly owned by the James A. Bur
den estate and Cornelius Vanderbilt.
The structure will be Of freproof con-
struction, and it Is said will be the fin
est Of its type in the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-28
Brooklyn Houses Sold.

The Jerome Property Corporation
sold 351 9TH ST., a three story apart
ment building, between Fifth and Sixth
avs, for Mrs. NJ. Waterman to Mrs. A.
Carswell, for investment.
Paul Stier sold three two family
houses at 2409 Putnam av. and 24l6
and 1925 Gates av. to separate buyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-28
New Building Plans.
Manhattan.

5TH Av e cor 72d 81. for a twelve story apart
ment house, ll4.ilXll4.ll: s0I 9th Az Co. Inc
SIS T. s6th st. owner. Z Carpenter, 50
66th st. architect $150,O0O
18TH ST. 264 to 26S w. for a s sly apartment
"a Ike .: Rehcansie Realty Co. 245 w 18Th st.
owner. 5 X Hasbrouck. 2i5 W 18th st, architect
The Bronx.
Js3p ST, nv cor woodycrest av l sly bricl
garage I0.Siax2l.5: Waters. 97l NOodycres
ay architect, 5000.
MOTT Az, cor 1884 ST. ) sty brick garage
1903 66xSO.73 Albert Schwarzler. 1853 1871
st. owner and architect: 100000.
SPOFF0RD Az. n s. 80 Coster St. sty brics
church. j0I90.4. Church Extension Comm OF th'
Preshytery Of Y, w Merle Smith, 20 w SAN
ST. president owners: Crow Lewis & Wicken'
hoefer 200 5th av. architects; $4,000.
LINTON Az W s. 200 ljjth 81. l sly brick
church. %. 2Il36.T; ST Anselms Roman Catholic
Church; w Keyenhoerster, 6l3 linton ay
rector owner: G Steinbeck. - f 18th ST.
architect; 500 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-28
PROVISIONS.

There was little movement In the provision list. and
final prices were close 10 the previous night Oner-
ings were limited by the strength Of hogs and there
csgo Inc arrivals were 600. with 900 expected
Oh Saturday. Kansas city received 1000 and
Omaha 500 hogs. PORk-Stcady. mess. Sl6.5O@
Sl7: family $20a$22 short clear. $3.50 So.
BEEF-Quiet; mess. Sl7jO@$IS: family. $l9g $50;
packet. SlS@SiS 80; extra India mess $50 $50.
DRESSED HOGS Firm. hacons. llhc. $50 b,
llI.c: 100 ID. llasc: 40 10. ll%c. pigs. l2isc.
CUT MEATS Picked bellies easy; 10 lh. l3i4c: II
10. l2Ac: IA 10. lllic; picked hams barely steady.
l2is @l3izc. TALLOW-QUiet: special. 6i&c; city.
5iS@jhc country. j7sW61sc. IAKD-Barey
steady: Middle West. SlO9 zoe: city lard quiet.
~ % Sc: refined lard steady: Continent. 9.l0c.
south America 9SOc: Brazil. kegs. lO.5Oc: COM
pound steady. 7@7isc. STEARINE-Steady; oieo.
IOc- city Lard eteariue qtsc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-28
To Enlarge Krug's Hotel.

Frank P. Krug, whose hotel at Nine
ola, Long Island, became a rendezvous
during the races for the Vanderbilt
Cup, has bought an adjoining plot for
the purpose of making structural i'm
provements and enlarging his grounds.
The plot has an extensive frontage on
Jericho Turnpike.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-28
Court Washington Sold.

E. S. Willard & Co. sold for the ll4th
Street and Seventh Avenue Construc-
ton Company to an investor the SIX
story elevator apartment house, on
plot 100x15O, known as the Court WASH
ington, at the southwest corner oil I'oth
ST. and Fort Washington av.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-28
CoTToNSEED OIL.

with cotton active and higher, the oil market
was again firm yesterday, advancing about %
points from the recent low levels and closing ga
points above the previous night There were only
moderate crude offerings al 3lG S5c IN the south
east Considerable switching appeared: more than
half OF the total transactions Of 1000 bbls being
nf this nature Export business checked by
high frelghts and the unsettled exchange situation
Range OF prices. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-28
Sales in Auction Rooms.

At IA NeSey St
By Joseph F. Day.
GREENE ST, l63 W l5e West Houston st.
25rlOO; 7 sly loft bldg: Julia 4 Groh agt Man
Gold,tein ct al: Elhs, Gleason & Proskauer.
attys; James Dunno. ref: due $50 1873. 20: taxes.
etc, si65. so. To the plaintiff for $50 900.
At the Bronx Exchange:
By James J. Donovan.
WEBSTER Az. 250s. s. 2ioll Fordhsm I'd
5O2rll9 sI50 31l2l: 2 ST.. bldg and vacant
Church OF Our Lady Of Mercy agt NJ Smith
et al; Amend & Amend. attys; Truesdale.
ref: due, $l2 800 a. taxes. etc, s337.45. To
Fitzgerald for sl6,7j0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-28
SIIGAR EuIuRES.

Opening quiet and steady. points lower 10 an
advance Of 3 points, the market flmed up later
with large trade interest purchasing late posi-,
lions principally January. with september and
october being neglected. The market closed /
point lower 10 II points net higher. with total
sales . 400 tons. Range Of prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-28
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.
New York. August 27. 1915.
BITTER

Receipts to-day. $3.50 pkgs. Creamery, extras
frSts 24a25ikc; seconds 22a23iAc: thirds = a
2iiIc: state dairy. finest. 2jl2c: good TO prime
23il "a Csc: common 70 fair. zoo 23c renovated. er
2li9c. imitation creamery. frsts 22G221zc. ladies
current make. frsis. 9Ois g2liec; seconds 1873 q
20c lower grades. lS9lsc. packing STOCK June
Jgc: lower grades. loo lSiac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-28
SCHOOL AGENCIES
FOR SALE.
BUSINESS CARDS.

CAREFUL GARRETT CLEANING co.--clssns y
eompressed air steam hand on door 1858
Brosdway AL East +sth u CoE BRANDT.
Tel. ls2-3sth .
HTTIGRAPH TYPEwRIrrEN LETTERS. 800.
$3.50; I 000 SIS. 10000. -. Gko; X
WFATIIERFORD 100 Broadway lEquitabis bitzls
Room. l.lgI. Rector t54@ -,
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest largest Most Modern
FINE RIGS WOVEN IRON OLD cARPErS.
Prices Reasonable send Tor Cfculn
Tel tsg2-f693 BDsnL 5l-fss "st tStn 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-28
Farm at Middleburgh Sold.

G. Tuoti & Co. have sold for cash
to a man of this city a large stocS
farm of 800 acres, near the town Oh
Middleburgh. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-28
Alterations.
Manhattan

18TH ST. 1872 e. to a sly dwlg; J rshman. 800
5th az. owner; Gronenberg Leuchtag. 303 5th
sv architects. S. 900.
BROADWAY, 3ss. to a four story loft; W b
Brown, AZ Wall st. owner; d Kelly. Gold
st architect: 81 000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-28
ArCTION SALES.

MORTGAGE sGLE.-M Sooa auenOnsss, ED
SATURDAY, August 2sth. 1918. AZ O'Clock. 40
Bowsry, doris, fixtures. with privileges 81 uortSsss>
10 pgy IN or bid Oh sala
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-28
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female,

HoUsEwORKER Punish American: strong, val |
Ing; city or country: 81 client references L6ns
Ayeacy, n Z l25A a. Phone s3i3 Harlan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-28

Rus
Receipts to-day. 1854 cases. Arrivals continue
ugIf Western advces are strong and stock free 70
be sold Is clearing closely. market showing gen
orally firm tone with the tendency IN seHeIs favor;
Nearby white eggs dragging heavily III the usual
grades and prices averaging lower under press
ure 10 clean up: strictly fancy new lad stock is
non is small Fresh gathered. extras. per dozen.
96ls "a use: extra hrsts. 24i2 g2bc; nrsts 2o9 &c,
seconds 2lis IT, thi T ana ma po a,i; 9s9c
checks. good to choice. dry !, nc c1.Ls and n
eror lia lie refrigerator hrsts. 23a 24c; seconds
ana nearby hennery whites. fine 10 fancy. $50 BE;
ordinary 10 good 27@Slc: gathered whites. as 10
Size and quality zoe 32c Western gathered whites.
9sa soc; gathered brown aud mixed colors. 259
&c: nearby. refrigerator whites. 26H@-sc.
FRESH FRUITS.
Apples plenty and moving slowly APPLES.
AleYsuder bbl SlJO6S2T5. Transparent. S2@S3;
Wcethy ST. 5O@s3: BettihAner ST. 500 81. 50: Boush.
si.25@$2: Maiden Blush. &i5oqs2.25: cgi!ert.
codns sS Is 81 pue2esi sGe
Greening s225gS2.75: Greenins. 81, 5ogs2: Bald
win. sI25as2 summer PiPPin 81. sSe 81; Orange rang
per 6skt. lOcGSi: PEARS. Bartlett. bbl. $685.:
bsn 75c@SI25. ClApps Fsvorite. b6l, S3e4:
En- -56s2. Jersey lie Conte. bskt 50a75c: Southern
ie C0nte' bbI. SlGSl.5O. PEACHES Eastern and
Southern. carrier. 25a75c: bskt. 1905 Mo. Ark.
etc. carrier. 5oa75c. PLUMs state. S-lb bskt. sa
Zoe. l6.lb bskt 2OM22c. carrier. $50 CSC. jersey.
Del and Md S-lb bskt. S9lOc; peach bskt. $50 soc.
PRUNFs, southern. per peach bskt, 65ss5e Figs.
va qt 7gllc: up-riyer Del. ease. s5cGSl y:
Nfooreis Early. 60G75c; Up-riVer Champion. case.
loo S5c; Del and Nd Champiou. 50a6jc: Moore.s
Tafly. 50a75c: black 4-ib hskt: Sel0c: y c. Del.
carrier. $Iasl.50; BLACKBERkIEs q; Sc Sc:
RASPRERRiES. pint sale; HUCKIEBERRlES.
penn and Jersey. Al. 4G l2c; Nova Scotia. l2@llc:
Mf-skMELONS. Cal. standard crate. S2GS250
ast crate. si@si %. jersey. standard crate. 80 q
5Sc. sect crate 500 soc: boz 2ja Soc; Ford Hook.
box 25G65c: Del and Nd. average, Jumbo crate.
MELONS per carload. s6Ogsl7j: per 100. SS9
$50; ORANGES. Cal. bon. S2.5OaS,5Oi CRAP
TRirIT Fs boz. $2as425; Cuban s3G$6: Porto
no ,saSL50. YIN1-AIPLIS. Porto Aeo. Ked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-28
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Market Quiet - Wheat,
Corn and Oats Decline
Slightly.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. August ~. 1915.
WHEAT,

The ending OF the frost scare in the Northwest
yesterday started n line OF selling In All wheat
Closing 2s@25sc nee lower r." and Notthwest mar,
kets about as much OF. Temperatures we're higher
bearish crop news from that quarter and promise
OF increased receipts In the near future.
Buying OF wheat was limited largely 10 shors
who were seeking progts. but their operations
failed to check the downward movement and the
fnish was near the low point Of the day.
Cash wheat here was weak, with No = red quoted
Sl.lO; ! New York prompt No hard; VIZ "a
Northern Duluth. $l.OOt. and No l Northern
Msnitobs. 95Mc. both i I Buffalo.
CORN.
Weather conditions showed such improvement that
the corn market was also weak and lower. closing
from Kansas were so favorable that record crop
prospect talked OF. some sections promising
100 bushels TO the acre According TO the Iowa
weekly crop bulletin, corn Is doing as well as could
be expected. considering the cool weather, aud some
OF the earliest planted is In the roasting car stage.
although much Of the late-planted Is not yet In
tasScl No yellow corn here was easy. closing
SSc prompt shipment
There was frost In Wisconsin. but this bull factor
was ignored by corn traders. on account OF the
warmer weather over most OF the corn belt and be-
cause Of the weakness in wheat. The volume OF
trade was very light. The course Of prices was
steadily downward most Of the session. the Few
rallies being Insignificant and OF short duration.
OATS.
This market fully shared the weakness in other
grains and at The close l1s Ollie net lower.
There a further increase In the movement. quo
70 favorable weather. which has had its effect on
the cash situation Locally the cash market was
easier. with No white quoted 41c nominal. and
No 4 white, new. 44g46c nominal.
NEW YORK PRICES.
Wheat: Open. High. Low. c flSss Day day.
September. lOo11 lVS57
CHICAGO PRICES.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-01-20
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES.
vNHEREAs Charles Nj. witham. of Ell

VIyHEREAS Charles NJ witham. of Els
w worth, Hancock county, Maine, by
deed dated March IS, 1908, and recorded In
registry OF deeds for Hancock county, State of
Maine, in vol. 4S4, page s6i, conveyed to
Charles C. Burrill, OF Ellsworth. in said
ounty, o certain parcel of real estate situate
in Ellsworth, Hancock county, State Of Maine,
and bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at the westerly corner OF land
formerly owned by J. l.. Moore, and the
northeriy corner OF Edward Moore's lot;
thence ru inning south 4bo west, $50 rods more
or less on said Edward Moore's line to his
westerly corner; thence north $50 west 20 rods
to a stake marked as corner; thence north
81 east to two fir trees marked -. A. Dr.. at
the end Of line run by J. A. Deane, Jan. 5,
1853. thence north as east to the southerly
corner of lot of +. w. Moore near q yellow
birch tree marked -. A. ID. 1868" thence
south AS east rs rods more or less to place of
less as surveyed by J. A. Deane, Jan. 5, 1853,
being wild land.
Which said mortgage was assigned by said
Bnrrill to l.. F. Giles Dec. /, 1908. which as
signment is recorded in said registry, vol.
Sill page $50; and said mortgage was again
assigned by said Giles to me. the under.
signed. Leon II. Brown, by assignment dated
Dec. 26 1914, recorded in said registry, vol 5il,
page 3ll,
And whereas the condition of said mortgage
is broken, now, therefore, by reason OF the
breach Of the condition thereof, l, Leon H.
Brown, aforesaid, owner OF said mortgage,
claim foreclosure of said mortgage.
Dated at Ellsworth, Maine, this twelfth day
LION H. Brown.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-01-20
COUNTY NEWS
DEER ISLE.
Established 1858

Pine Tree chapter, R. A. NJ, will hold
a public installation Feb. II.
II. P. A. Spofford and wife left Wednes-
day for trip to Boston.
Maurice Gray, the mail carrier between
here and Sunset, has been quite ill this
week.
Carl Powers and wife were treated to an
old fashio ed serenade on their arrival
here, about seventy-five attending.
Capt. Edward Pressey leaves this week
for Cuba. His wife will remain at Pleas
ant View hotel during his absence.
The son of Alfred Greenlaw was quite
badly injured Thursday, disiocating his
knee cap.
The people of this parish gave recep-
ton at the chapel Thursday evening to
Rev. Orville J. Guptill and wife. Dainty
refreshments we're served.
Harbor View chapter, o. e. s., privately
installed officers Wednesday evening.
The ceremony was impressively performed
by Miss Villa M. Haskell, the retiring
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-01-20
ltgaI Nuirn
STATE OF MAINE.

HAsCocK IS
Az the court Of county commissioners he.
gun and holden ut Ellsworth within and for
Inc county Of Hancock on the second Tues.
day Of October a. d. 1914, and by adjourn
meut on the auth day OF December q. d. 1914
A Nd now the county commissioners in ao
N cordance with chapter $50 Of the public
laws of Maine Tor the year O. d. 1863, having
FIRST made an annual inspection in the moni Il
in The uuincorporsted townships and tracts
Of land IN said county and having thereupon
made an estimate OF the amount needed to
out them In repair 50 To he safe and con.
yenieut for public travel. do hereby assess
mon the following described unincor porA Ell
townships AID tracts Of land in said con nj :
Of Hancock. exclusive Of water and land rs-
served for public use, for the above pamed
purpose Of putting and keeping said roads In
repair tor the year .. d. 1915; and also for per-
manent improvements on State roads, in &C.
laws Of 1918. ~ follows, to wit:
Upon township number seven south dtvi-
sion. We assess the sum Of t2a 10 tor the re pair
of roads in said township as provided n,
chapter $50 Of the public laws OF Maine for the
wear 1909; and being DESTROYS Of State aid for
permanent improvements OF the State road
In said township. we hereby raise and appro-
pirate in addition to said amount regularly
raised and appropriated for the care OF hirh.
ways and bridges in snid township. the sum
OF sioo 90 ~ provided In chapter 100 OF the
public laws Of 1918 Said ASSESSING nts anon nj
In sill TO The sn,u OF ei79.is. Valuation ss2 29s.
Rate of taxation four mills on q dollar And
we hereby assess upon each Of the several
owners named In the following list, his re-
speotive proportion therein set down OF said
san of si2s.is as follows;