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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-14
COTTON IRREGULAR
At LOWER LEVEL
Generalization in Foreign Ex-
change a Factor in the
Decline.
GOOD RAINS IN TEXAS

After a session OF considerable irresu-
iar.'y cotton closed steady. although
prices represented a decline OF I to 10
points. Rains in Texas and the democrat
izstlon ir the exchange market were
largely rc,popSiblc for the early weak
tess and he buying which carried prices
M about : 20 6 points from the lowest
Of the day was chiefly In the mature OF
sNort covering.
The most unfavorable feature was the
break 90 the foreign exchange market
on tie basis OF Al. II was felt by a
rood many shrewd operators tina II the
demaud for ammunition and other sup
plies thus far purchased has ca FUSED such
expected when attempts were made to
foat cot.-n bales. II was believed that
che carco,lstion OF foreign orders in
grain was due chiefly to the demoraized
exchange situation and that this feature
would initiate against export purchases
Of cotton.
cod fAins were reported both from
private All official sources in Texas. the
precipitation In the central. northern and
eastern pa Is OF tie State ranging from
g., irch 20 . inches. The prospects point
TO still more rain In the eastern part of
the state.
one Western cotton mar who was in
the city yesterday said that notwith-
standing a reduction Of 10 per cert. in
the Arkansas acreage the crop prospect
In that state was 80 favorable that 1t
would probably exceed that OF last sea
son. A wire received from Dallas, Tex.
Yesterday read as follows plants yell
low and stopped growing and premature.
Need good soaking rain. Would think
more fsvorably of large yield II plants
we're smaller and in growing condition.
Rains last night net sufficient but indi-
GATORS are FOR more
The weekly statistics were without n
fuence. The into sight for the week was
1854 bales. against s.495 last year. The
total for the season was 60.2l5. against
1885 last year. Sptnners' takbngs Of
American cotton for the week were 49,
26S bales, against 1906 asst year.
Futures closed steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-14
DWELLING AND FLAT DEALS.

WEST SsTH STREEr-Carrie T.
Briuckerhof has so.l 32I Webt
Eighty-sIxth street. n Ave story DWELL
ing, on lot l~SNlO0.S. about midway
between West En- avenue and River
side Drive. Mrs. BrnckerhoN had
owned the house since 1899, This was
one OF the finest residential blocks
on the West side. Recently three big
apartment operations have been
started there. Siawson Il Hobbs We're
the brokers in the deal.
WEST li5TH STREET-Clement II
Smith and JOSEPH r. Fest n Co. AVE
sold TO al investor, the Ave story and
basement apartment house at ejS
West 18th street. on plot 2jxl0o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-14
ANOTHER WEST SIDE FLAT.

The Anthony A. Palermo Construction
Anthony A. Palermo presi-
dent. will begin work Immediately upon
the erection Of a thirteen story apart
ment house on the site OF the three
story residence at the northeast corner
OF Riverside Drive and I0sth street. The
site fronts so feet on the drive II 100
feet on i0Sth street. For the operation
me company has secured from the City
Mortgage Company a building loan OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-14
LONDON CoNrECTIONERs HERE.

Joseph p Day has leased for a long
term OF wears for Max Ans, Inc, to r.
NJ huche * Sons, dealers In confec-
toners supplies. the six story building
or the southwest ccrne of Greenwich
and North Moore streets. on a plo. 5Ox
lo"' Ihe lessees home office is in Lon
don and the foreign factory is located
I'm Belgium
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-14
WOMAN BuYs BRONX FLATS.

ANDREWS ANENCE-The Costing
Building Company has sold to Mary
O'Connor the Ave story apartment
house. on plot iOXi00. AT 1909 Andrews
avenue also To- W II Nel!sh tho Ave
stoy apartment. ioNlo0. AZ 1925 An
drews avenue. They are two OF a row
OF twelve houses just completed by
the selling company on the ste OF the
Hennessy tract,
LYMAN PLACE-Frederick Brown
has bought from the Rector Realty
Company. lsadore Bergs president,
1859 Lyman place n Ave story apart
ment house on plot jOxll2N irregular.
The house Is between l69th and Free
mar streets. II vas a cash transact
tion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-14
STILL BUILDING ON PARK Av.
Thirteen story structure TO Go Up
at S1st street Corner.

At the southwest corne OF Park ave-
and Eighty-irst street II thirteen
apartment house will be erected
by the $40 Park Avenue Company, OF
Edgar A.. Levy Is president. II
will be a fireproof structure, with a IA
cade of brick. limestone and terra Gotta.
and a frontage of lO2.2 feet on the
avenue and 1872 feet ON the street.
& Gross are the architects
and have estimated the cost at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-14
NEW PLANT FOR SOAP co.

kirkman & Sons. SOAP manufacturers.
filed plans yesterday for a seven story
building at the southeast corner of
Bridge and Plymouth streets. Brooklyn.
The structure will cover a plot 75x100
feet. S Moore. the architect. places the
cost at 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-14
RENTING ar MO>TCLAIR.

+, NJ. 'rawley & Bros. have leased
the Darlington Henning estate on Eagle
Rock Way to u W. Jayne OF New
York city the colonial residence be-
longing to Henry Schlee. on Gates and
harrison avenues, to II. Is Marvin of
New York city, and the r.. J. barrow
residence on Prospect avenue TO Gra-
ham Wright.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-14
BIG STEEL PLANTS TO RESUME.
shnrOn Works Have been Idle fos
Many Months. Z"

been received TO put the sharon Works
OF the American Steel Foundries Com.
pany in readiness for resumption In ten
days. The plant closed down last DC.
tober throwing 500 men OUT of employ,
meut. The Franklin. Pa. plant has alsS
been ordered 70 resume work. giving ernr
ploS meut to 300 men.
The Republic Iron and Steel Company
has ordered is Hall furnace at sharon
TO begin operations AT N This Is
the last idle stack of the Republic COM
pany in the Northern States.
The Hall stack has been idle FOR over
a year about $50 men are employed. 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-14
MEG LIENS
nul,ussnn

VAIHARINE ST, :.-Orlental Fircproot
sash and Door 60 art Harry Charles
Works and Cooper 4 Pol!ack. contrac-
am sr %, 80 %. ". $50
Inc, Hgt Wyanokc Realty Co. owner and
contractor renewal ..SSTt
- ME hRphERTN-Empire 'Ity Gerard
% Hgt sam" trCnCNdtl ..,...... sl,lO0
MADISON Az, lo4i and irtG-MiChaol
Potash Igt Marcus Rn-euthai owner and
contractor ......... ..... y2,b
Livingston, owner. Mo, Haas AMI pu
Barry Hat shop. me, contractors So
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-14
100000 LEMON AVENUE HOUSE.

Gronenberg & Leuchtag. architects.
have completed plans for a six story
apartment house on plot 50x991l at
the north side OF 18Th street. $50 feet
east OF Lenox avenue, for Anna Roberts
II will accommodate thirty-siN families,
the front will be OF tapestry brick and
limestone and will cost $50. 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-14
CHEAP HOMES At JAMAICA.

Max Gross, IA Jamaica builder. has
purchased forty-seven lots on West
~sstreet. at Wells avenue, IN the Fulton
Heights section Of Jamaica, the con-
sidera,ion being $22 00O. He has filed
plans for thirty single family houses
TO be erected on the property. The
selling price for these homes will be
from $4,000 TO $4,000 each.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-14

HOME BUYERS ~ BRooNLyN.

Charles +. Werner has sold 1872 Weir
field street, "A two family brick dwell
ing. for :. A. Coffin also l722 Madi-
son street, a six family dwelling, for
Bauer 4 sitter Corporation.
The Alec Building Co. has sold to
the Rev, L. Russell, 1912 Sixty-ffth
street. "A one family dwelling.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-14
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
PubIic Offerings Yesterday In the
Manhattan SnIesrOOm.
lat ~ NEsEY STREET

TNT " FNF1 NTTNTT
ny Henry Brady,
WOOSTER ST, l79 to 1873, W y, 100 =
Bleecker st. 7s.sxl00x7<. 6xi00, 7 sty loft
& str hldg-Brooklyn Savings Bank agt
Newstate co ct al; due, sltO, 6t9 40;
taxes, &c. &?.S5l to the plaintiff sl35, 600
BY Joseph =. Day,
WEST BROADWAY. b3a, = =. 100 n
Bleecker st, ~2Sxl0o, s sty loft a str bldg
Franklin Trust 60 sgt l. $ Besll et al;
due st7,s2s' taxes. &c. t26 20; to the
uTH ST, 22o.s W. a7Ss e SIN aw' Sos
1908. 4 sty theatre-union Estates ca
sGt Adlon CONSTR 90 OF a: due, ST.
1882 withdraw.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-14

II Graham av. Bklyn, Aug II, in.tsl., 6
u G., atty, r q & r Go, iis Bway o.. 400
UNION Az, e ., tts n land VIM W Fox.
27xil2-E Locwenthai q Son. Inc. to
Margt McKeon. $50 Jackson nv, Aug IL.
due as per bond. atty. I q & T Go.
liz Bway .... $500
Amelia Davis to Lima X Hies'r $50 u
io'th ST. pr mig s.VVV; Hns = u". E"on
Rss"o' c. ANY $500
iSITH ST : 49, Z si%Soins az MTssxX
set5sS; ", woIaSSr, : "st,py.
Il q A. r 90 liza pway $500. o.. 900
MELRosE Az, " cor iS2i st. 27.iSioc 2
~ L i2sth st. Ncv IL. isiS' due nov il,
1915, 8 y c, atty, J J Corbett. ~ L
l26th t...............,...s $1,000
lN.TERNALE AN. lii0.lt; . >. Sox'ssu
Bank. 81 Chambers st. Aug IL, 3 yrs :
p': atty 9 a. i GO. i,s Hway ,s";"v"
hol o. map ~ Joseph urpn'" Ns,tu'
-.s Ins run'Vn Az az ,sr nond
liz SNH ~ IL, nus = IIWIs InIwppvv 500
Xvii AN pnssi.y nv >
lois each SH;>ioa % mtss. ,aeh IA. 600
VA ls,. June !. soyr.' ; n c; attty,. otis
81 " wal "OOV
ASSIGNMENT or MORTGAGES.
i2iTH ST. 5 $. 26g " ist av. isxiooll-
walter r BiaIsdell ct al exrs. to y y Mtg
& Security Co, i35 Bway atty. y y T
Ins Co. i35 Bway. ......... $50, o0o
sTH Az. q W cor itist ct. 2tllxi00--Benj
Romano to Bankers Trust Co. IL Wall
81; attys. White 4 c. II wall st......S
18TH ST. $3.50 W-Geo w Titcomb, trus,
to Chas r MacIean, 2i22 9TH av. or IS
Liberty 81 .......s.. .........t
CANAL ST. n W cor Ludlow 81, t3ax5T,
Firm OF 5 Jarmulowsky to Sam'l Wacht.
Pway D',P. ANY, 800
same 800
WEST o f.5 n Spriny ~.
25xic0-Lawyer. Mtg Co 10 Maria l.
v~anderpoel, Summit - j. atty. l. MTG
Co, so Liberty ............ .sstOOv
LEXINGTON Az, l32-Tltlc Guar a I co
to Newburgh Savings Bank. Newburgh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-14
EBLING TO BuiLD ~ BRONX.

william Ebling has hied plans In The
Bronx for a brick dwelling. store and
bowling alleys. 50xaO, at the northwest
corner ~ li9th street and Prospect ave-
nue.. william Hoppe, the architect. has
estimated the cost at $50, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-14
SHERMAN PARK Lot SALE.

Richard Dickson mas sold at sherman
Park. Westchester county, for Robert
f.. Neuman, seven lots on sherman
avenue, and for William krug the
dwelling at 1876 Leland avenue on lot
25Nl0O.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-14
CITY DWELLING RENTED.

y. Kane 4 Co. have rented the three
story dwelling al 5l7 Manhattan avenue
to DR. Charles Rsrtels.
Pope a Bro. have leased for Clarence
= nathan SO Commerce street, a three
story and basement dwelling, to Mrs. r.
Forbell for a term OF years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-14
u


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed
proposals for Metal Equipment furniture
for new %ofilcesb for the New York state.
Banking Department.. Main Telephone
Building. Albany, y. Y. will be received
by Hon Eugene Lamb Richards. super.
lntendent of the New York state Banking
Department. lS State street. Albany. NJ
Y, until two O'Clock +. NJ. on Tuesday.
August 2tth, 1915. when they will he pub
licly opened and read. Proposals shall be
enclosed In an envelope furnished by the
state Architect. sealed and addressed ana
shall he accompanied by certified check In.
the sum Of Two Hundred Dollars OS200l, :,
The contractor to whom the award 10
made Will be required to furnish SuretS.
Company bond In the sum of 500 OF the
amount OF contract within thirty days after
oricial Notice OF Award Of Contract. In act
corhance with the terms OF specification
NO. s3iS. The right Is reserved to reject
any or all bids Drawings and specihca-
lions may be consulted at the New York
OH e Of the Department OF Architectural
1924 WooIwOrth Building, and at tho De.
partment OF Architecture, Capitol, Albany
y, Y Drawings and specifications and
blank forms of proposal may he obtained
at the Department Of Architecture. Capitol
Albany. y. Y, upon reasonable notice TO
ana In the discretion Of the stat" Archia
,ect; Hon. Le~is + Pitcher. Capitol Albany.
Dated. August II. 1915.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-14
BusIN EsS

GENERAL STORE. the oldest and hes,
ON staten Island, sell on inventory. about
81 500 stock store. tlHt, barn. shed, &c. to
lease for 3 or . wears, owner retiring
CHANCE or 4 LIFETIME FOR RIGHT
No, $500 j STERLING DRAKE
20 Broadway. New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-14
s..,sOO GREAT NECK DEAL.

Elizabeth Mol of Manhattan has
bought through Frank Crowell "A house
OF eleven rooms and two baths on one
half acre plot near the entrance 10 the
Estates Of Great Neck, Great Neck. The
price paid IL said to have been S22 500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-14
Gives study Of stock.

J. X. Rice, Jr. & Co. have issued for
distribution to investors a circular on
Computing, Ta~bulating, Recording
Stock"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-14

Exports yesterday. j,3&7 bales. Total
thus far this season. 64,370 bales, against
1923 bales last year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-14

SEALED BIDS will be received by the
Board Of water supply. at It's ofhces
twenty.second floor, Municipal Building.
Park Row. Centre and Streets
New York City. until II A. VI on Tuesday,
August 81. 1915, for contract ljt, for fur-
nishing and erecting water-pipe equipment
FOR operating valves In the shafts OF me
city tunnel Of the Citskill aqueduct. In New
York City, The equipment consists of IRON
copper and brass pipe. pumps, valves ana
fittings
At the above place and time the bids will
he publicly opened and read. Pamphlets
containing information for bidders. and
conirac' drawings can be obtained ut the
above address. az the office OF the Secrs.
tary. hy d,positinE the sum Of ten dullars
$50 In cash or It's equivalent for each
pamphlet. For further particulars apply TO
the office Of the Principa, Assistant Engi-
ur,r at the above address
CHARLES STRAUSS. President.
CHARLES y. CHADWICK,
JOHN f. CALVIN. /
commissioners OF the Board OF wstee
supply.
RALPH I. STANTON. Assistant Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-14
LEASES.
A

I'D Az. 1890, stors The Green Holding
Norpn to Albert Reuss. 1890 % av. {
yrs from May !, 1915, attys, Price Rros.
PARK. Az, ". 5. from sis, to ;sd s,s,
mInal Co to $50 Park Az Co 80 ia
81, II yrs from sept /, 1919; at,ys. s,oi'
dard & NJ. i2s Rway. ~. ,So ooo
ielsr ST, 2t6.Is W; i?oth st, s27 to sSi
and .S W. all-Fsrmers Loan a Trust
60, trus, to Andrew Kane, Jr, SAFE
yrs rem avg H. 1915 atty, Lo!a. \
Sd Az, OF, store and basement-Tuxedo
Realty & lmpt Co 10 Jos A FoppIaui
and sno, ?l3 + 10th st, 5 yrs from Feh
!, 1915 atty chas zerbarini, s%s Broad-
,ssp ST, 81 W store "ro" ana cor-ncr-J.,Do,,
son, al w l6oth st, 4 yrs and ! mths
from sept !. 1913; atty, A q Jackson.
81 w 1891 st ,,,,..... ss0O
INTERvALE Az. $685., rooms TO "a
Barnet Realty Corpn to Jacob Berlin.
atty, Frank Krevorenk. ?20 Broad.
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.
1887 st, sos and $40 W~est-Thomas MuI.
Heights Congregation 81 Al, Mar s.,
i4oTH ST, Isl to iSs we.t-Abrshamm
Porter agt John Weber ct al, Mar 30.
,.oTHi s;T,' jlisii' wW.e.,--samu.i L.y.f..iy at
John Weber ct Al, July IA, 1918. .tissS 90
RIVER Az, iosa-solomon rubin AFT Aiie.
Muller ct al June IT, i''',.,..,..'siSo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-14

SCOT cotton at New York vas quiet.
hSeen points decline. Middling, s.30c
Southern spot markets were unchanged
. 5 points lower. with New Orleans,
sstc. Galveston. sc. Savannah. sasc. (;
Houston. &c. and Augusta, S.63c.
The New orleans market closed steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-14
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.


with name and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party Of second part.)
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west of Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and 10th sts)

and 10th sts)
SD ST. all W. n .. 1872 W sth av. 2?sx
Ss-Paul VI Crandefl, ref. to Jno J
C~svsnash. 260 w 23d st, Aug ~; atty,
T q Co. l76 Bway ............. .sis7iS
CENTRAL PARK WEST, n " cor sgth IT,
toSlOO-C r Realty Co. Inc. to Thos w
ward ll5 II 3ist st. Aug II. mtg ts5.-
200: atty. Jas j Purcell. $50 LIST av. 800
iVSTH ST, 81 W. 3 3, 23l.i . Columbus av,
ls5xloo li-Bertha c Luth to Eloise "
Shattnck. 1873 Elm av. Mount Vernon.
y \ mtg $4,000, Aug IL atty. l. T &
T Co. $50 Bway.. ii
MY ERslDE DRIVE. n . cor losth st. sox
iVo-A Csmpagna CONSTR Co to Anthony
PAterno Constn corpn. sol W 18th st.
Aug IL atty, T. A SNOW. is wall =, sioo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-14

PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE ~
STRAW-Onhce OF the Depot Quarters
master. New York City. y. Y. Sealed pro-
posals Will b. received here until 10 o'clock
\. Nj, Angus; 10. 1915. for furnishing
Forage and straw required during nine
months beginning October /. 1915. Fur
her information on application.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-14

Eleven \. VI. bids TO Liverpool We're
October. 9.33c, January. 9.74c. March,
s2Sc. The market there Is due TO open
to-day u 10 l point higher.
Receipts and stocks were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-14
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, Aus IL The statement of
the receipts and disbursements OF the Treas
ury shows '
August l2 This mo Fiscal ".
Receipts .....,.. S.77tSu SIS 97i a57 81 100 i72
Disbursements. 3s60.G7J 25.,lp iNi lo0. 2i8, ,Gt
Deficit ........ 8? 1856, s33 S6Nitk3t t9s lls. so2
Receipts from customs August ~, ts2s 02i:
internal revenue, ordinary, S>a3 s32 corpora.
ton tax, 81 .bea. and miscellaneous 81? ~
National bank notes received for redemp.
tIOn. g. 206. 7Si
The cash statement Of tho United States
Treasurer for August IL shows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-14

'''uNH VI rOurteeHNH ~
ROOSEVELT ST. e0-e?. e .. 1870 n Cherry
st, toxs2 ~s--samuel M~iroslswsky to
jeanette sin, 50 Main st. Bradford, pa
part. b & =, Aug IL. atty, samuel
Yacht. Jr. ~ Bway. 900
VIII ST. 1850 W let av, 2jx9s.4-Yetty
Baum to Minnie kravat. ss7 + ieeth 81.
mtg $4,000. Aug 10; atty. 5 l. Chess. as
Iark Row 800
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East OF Firm av. between Fourteenth
and 10th sts.)
18th ST. SO =. n .. 122 W Park av. Tx
lo2?-Benno Lewinson, ref. to Robt s
Clark, at Cooperstown. y y, Aug
~: autys. Yer Planck, = & +. lAG
SWAY ........ $40. 600
io3D ST. ?22 10. o. ass e 81 ay, 2SxiOo .
Sarah, wife VIM Schwartz. Paterson, n j,
70 sarah kessler, $50 Norfolk st, q c,
July IS: atty. Max Kessler on prem
res . .,...., 800
SAME pROPERTY-Sarah Kessler to Ar
Kay Realty Co. IS Nassau st. all liens.
Aug 10 800
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The Liverpool market opened steady.
There was a moderate business in spot
cotton. with middling 3 points decline at
5 43d. Sales. 1000 bales. Prices at Liver
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MORTGAGE

with name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney
Dow ntown.
tSouth Of Fourteenth ST.
ST LUkEs III. n .. so = Hudson st. a,l.
loo-Jas + Nearey /" Jas Barrett. 1858
C'.y av; AVS lS yrs, S p 9, atty. WIN
east OF Fifth av, between Fourteenth
ana 10th SITS
LESlSHToN Az. n " cor S4th st. 20 TX
a nrSs' AMEND tSi SiN 8 AZ 4. fqYs T.. ! ": i,PoS5
e5TH st $ =. lto,e Lex av, 2OxlOO S-Hy
n9lt 10 Cath Mcehan & ano, nus, 40
atty, l. 7 Co, $50 Bway ',.'" $1,000
West Side.
iWest OF Fifth av,. between Fourteenth
and li0th sts.)
SAP ST 81 W n -, Is? " sth sv, .2.Sx
Aus u, yrs p e; atty. 7 "IGi'SCs a. III
ssTHssr, rs, G57s5 " West End Az h tiiSS
kloS sMRsNerside ssh 81 Iorpn 20 Leo
sTH ST; n E cor Riverside pr. ri *
May ~ 1914, 3 yrs, 81 p e. atty,
RivERsipE pR cor iosth st. iS IUpoS
.-Anthony, A Palermo Constr. Co to city
M'T CO. a. way s. Hns H. fewwenh
Uptown.
lManhattan Island. north OF 10th ST.
BROADWAY. " : 1855 5 ?lsth Al, 5Ox
l0O-Siden Bldg co to City Mtg %. tx
wall at, Aug - demand 8 D e. atty. r
A Snow. is Wall ct ......,..., go. 900
Bronx.
Borough Of The Bronx
TIBROuT Az, e $, aol,t n lsith II, PSF
~l07l--Cecilia 4 Darius to Hy Markowitz,
96l Tiffany IT, Aug ~, 3 yrs, n q:
atty, r q q T Co. l7s Rwy. -. 81 500
FOREST AVE- 5, l25 n IVES, Farms rd,
gbxl07 ll-Frnnk 1.autenschlaEer to Peo,
pies Cooper SAY & Loan Assn Of Bkiyn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-28
BOYS Of TRAINING
SCHOOL PASS GOOD
9TH GRADE EXAMS.
Six Of Class Of Nine Attain
Average Of Better Than
50 Per Cent

Although is it not generally known
the Oregon state training school for
boys turns out class of eighth grade
pupils every year and this year seven
boys, out of Q who took the regular
eighth grade examinations before the
county school superintendent, passed a
very creditable examination, of them
having attained an average of above
SO per cent in all studies, the highest
being SS.3 per cent. This is the larg.
est class to have been graduated by
the state training school. Last year
four boys passed successful eighth
grade examination.
In speaking of the matter yesterday
afternoon County School Superintendent
Smith stated that the showing made by
the reform school boys this year was
exceptionally good, was quite up to
the standard or average of the free pub.
lie schools, and that it reflected great
credit upon the system of instruction
followed out at the boys reformatOry.
Superintendent Hale, of the training
school, states that it is the purpose of
the administration to put school work
in the first rank of all requirements
and whatever success has been attained
is due to the teaching staff of the
school which consists Of c. L. Knapp,
principal, Miss. Buena Bicbnell, inter.
mediate, and Mrs. j. o, Collins, teach.
| er Of the primary grades
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-28
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Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
. a 8 7 . r ! ~
Escape From Yaquis On
Work Train NOgaleS

Nogales. Ariz. June 2t-Arr'ng
here from the Yaqui war 1m. '0'aE
r. N. Sicbold, mining man, told % thHH.
|ug story Of bairbrcadth escapes in : ''
Iasion which is being deyasied hY
dians. Asked about conditions m ''.
Alamos region south Of the Faa' r.N'r
Sieboll said
"They are too terrible to l"..0.
Tho Americans there are living H "a
nightmare Of horror and suspense
According to Siebold two nui4'uhlr.
Americans were killed at Jor dy..-
tha battle there between Nihata an
Indians.