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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-03-06

Gymnasium is Popular.-Nearly one
third of the men registered at the Uni
versity of Kansas take systematic ath-
1etic exercise in the gymnasium OF
the 1917 men registered, 47S are en-
rolled at the gymnasium Over three
hundred of these are freshmen.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-03-06

Not Foot and Mouth Disease-Th
cattle illness reported on the Colvil
farm, north of Eldorado. is diphtheri
and not foot and mouth disease Thi
was decided by DIR. C. A. Kay an
DR.. H. Ritter, federal experts, who Ii
spected the cattle
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-03-06

Big Strike at Augusta big ga.
well was struck at Augusta the othe
day. The flow is estimated at SO,
900, 900 ,eet daily. Tools were blown
out of the well and the derrick de
mo1ished.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-03-06

The End to '49er.-sDaddy" James
House, 70 years old, caretaker of Mir
"a Temple at Pittsburg many years and
known all over Southeastern Kansas,
died in a hospital at Girard the other
night. In the California gold excite
ment in 1S49 he crossed the continent
and spent two years in the gold re-
giOnS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-30
CURRAN GETS POST
ESTERBR00K QUIT
Retains Majority Leadership of
Aldermen and Stays on the
Finance Committee.

Henry II. Curran was elected vice
chairman of the Board of Aldermen
Yesterday. to succeed O. Grant Ester
brook, who has been appointed a city
magistrate in Brooklyn.
His place as chairman of the Finance
Committee was taken by Alderman
Frederick II. Stevenson, of Brooklyn.
Alderman Curran will remain as ma
jority leader, place that he has filled
for the last two years with great skill.
Alderman Stevenson will probably take
his place on the floor when Alderman
Curran is called upon to preside. Mr..
Curran will remain a member of the
Finance Committee.
AS vice-chairman he will receive
$4,000 a year. He feels that the change
is promotion. as it places him in
touch with the work of the Board of
Estimate and the Mayors office. In
the absence Of the President of the
Board of Aldermen the vice chairman
takes his place, and if the Mayor hap
pens TO be away at the same time he
becomes acting Mayor.
Two new aldermen were elected to
the board. Sidney Clinton Crane. for
mer member of the Assembly. was
elected in place of John II. Boschen,
of the 23d Assembly District. who has
been appointed Deputy Commissioner
of Public Works under Borough Presi-
dent Marks. Mr.. Crane lives at S25
West 180th Street
Frederick Smith, of los McDonough
Street, Brooklyn. was chosen to succeed
o. Grant Esterbrook. representing the
18th Assembly District in Kings
County. 1t is his first political Office
He is associated with Froment & Co..
ironworkers. at $50 Bank Street. Man
haitian.
Both new members are Republicans,
the same political faith as the men
they succeeded under the provisions Of
the charter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-30
BUSINESS MEN ASK
FOR WORLD COURT
Chamber of Commerce Will
Take Referendum on Tribunal
to Prevent Wars.

At the suggestion of the Chamber
Of Commerce of the United States, the
question: Of establishing an interna-
tional court TO insure greater interna-
tional stability at the conclusion Of
the present war will be put before
business men of this country on a ref
erendum.
The directors Of the chamber yes
terday voted to have the referendum
extend to every state in the Union,
Hawaii, Porto Rico and the Philippines.
Six hundred commercial bodies, with a
membership of more than 100000, will
have an opportunity 10 consider wheth-
er the United States should join a
league of all the nations binding the
signatories to the following:
First-All justifable questions aris-
ing between signatory powers not set
tied by negotiation shall, subject to
existing treaties, be submitted to a
judicial tribunal for hearing and judg-
ment both upon the merits and upon
any issue as TO its jurisdiction of the
question.
Second-All other questions arising
between the signatories and not set
tied by negotiation shall be submitted
to a council Of Cancellation for hear
ings, consideration and recommenda-
tion.
Third The signatory powers shall
jointly use forthwith both their eco
nomic and military forces against any
one of their number that goes to war
or commits acts of hostility against an
other of the signatories before any
question arising shall be submitted to
the tribunal council, as provided in the
foregoing.
Fourth Conferences between the sig
natory powers shall be held from time
TO time TO formulate and modify rules
of international law, which, unless some
signatory shall sign its dissent within a
stated period, shall thereafter govern
in the decisions of the judicial trib-
unal mentioned in the first article
above.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-30
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Liverpool. June 2s-orduna (Br). New York; 49,
Clmur tBrl. do
Bordeaux. iuae ss-Roch.mbssu Or. New York
/. Dr0mc tFrl New York: %. Austrian Prince
tBri. do ,
Shanghai June 2G-Indrusmha tBr,. New York
via Colon. Honolulu and Nladlvcs'ok
RIO le Jsneiro juno 2e-Ainas Geraea tBrnl, New
York via Barbados and Pernambuco
Perm mhuro June .e-Tsquary tBrazl, New York
va Newport News; Neenbergen Dutch. New
York
Hayrs June 26-WirrA tBr). New York
Barcelona. June Manner taTo tsph)' He~
York via tadiZ. -
Port Sudan June 2t-MadaWaska tBr). New 1ork
for Hong Kong. ,
Antofagasfa June 21-Santa Catalina, New lork
via Colon and africa.
SAILED
Amsterdam June 23-La Flandrs Dutch. New
York
Hayre. June 2i-Homer City (Br). New York. 25.
Ben Nevis tBrl. do.
Nap'es June % Stampalla tltsD. New York
Palermo June l9-Manin tItaD, New York: 2s.
Athinm fGrcekD from riraeusl. New York
Ponta Delgada. June 2S-Ionie tFr from Mar
srIlles). Ncg Nork
PASSED
Gibraltar. June 2a-Dante Aleshieh GtaD. New
York for Naples
Dover. June 30 oynesi, CNor). New York for
Rotterdam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-30

sd u" l Gi'd' ny Sas %''sR s1
h c. Gara'J In Is BIZ R Ts asae: "a D'i'
Leaves no pay CaPt = CqnSoy it'th G PC,
M:;}eysh, 2siG. day. June q, NJ J, cann'n.
Sick Sick lea tss,c-Ac,ins De, serr w. C. HerOer.
Sick Report iigiI PsU..-Sers's. J. l. McN Sd,{
june 2 to June Il j. J. Coleman, 27Sth. June ls
during disability Ptlmn. J. saeiy. e June I,,I j..
ie. 9 Plat 18Th, june -. during, disability r
T Reid lith June II 20 June .: II. A. McNuNY.
$'h March 10 June z2 DALEY dt 40 1 ~.
ability. W J. Koop. 7i'h. June y. during di,aoiI-
iy; & + Wallace. Setn. june Il 10 June = {.
Vicat. both June l3 70 June Il b Hozinsky. lj2d
june ] 10 June g. X J. Ebnn, .'Nth June is lu
jaao H, B5SS T F.h 'G Division. 70 june june
r. during disability: J. +. Mitchell. Bride
Hs,s SQUAD I }@s. 3D. auIns G..b hS
INK TN ' 2is}: j. MURINE 8is'; NJ Joyce Ssth $
I'm. 4 Aile SIst. NJ T. Brudern. 18th
J. j McGum. SETH G II. MscClaD. 1891 y. d.
flnss"Pdmn J. b obermeyer. 7th. May s.. ab-
sent without leave days. G. A. Lomberg l0th.
April a. improper patrol. days: J.. Pellesrino.
Mullen 18Th. May l5. absent from post. in prem.
isos , DAYS. $. ksplan. 18Th. MAJ !. imptope,
patrol. days. J. J. Craig 2Zd. APrl So failed
10 promptly return from court. IN LIQUOR saloon.
? DAYS. " l. Kennedy 62d April e. absen,
wl,hou, leave 10 DAYS + " Downcy. -9'h. May
IL ID failed 10 have gloves on. y conversation.
DAYS, W Hand 5jth tchsrge preferred while at
tachei to 2sth pct. May Il. improper patrol,
day: VI J. Corey 3Sth May 10. improper pa'roi.
POST. Standing al bar iu premises 10 days: i. F.
Mcsnagh 6lst May TO- absent from post IN prem
ises ! DAY : BENTLEY. 6lst. May p. standing al
AIDE door Of LIQUOR saloon drinking beer. days
y. 4 CLANCY. 6.d May 2. improper patrol. day.
j. J. Witzmann. 62d. May J. absent from post.
2 days. A Podolak. SD. May IS absent from
post in liquor saloon. DAY; F T Finnesa1 65ls
6ith, MAY :. failed 10 signal | day; II J Hag-
gerty. gath MAY Is. made false accusation against
superior officer and used improper language. days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-30
POLICE DEPARTMENT,

rrs9'ier' and Anlsnmtnts.-serg,. June 80.
. FHe.o,,syei. duS ra%n, Jun. = '''''' "
Diet Bur, designated as acting det ssrgs; Juns
20. from pets. Indicated TO 29th pct. assigned a.
operators Of motor patrol WAGON. A. A 0'Brien'
2sth: A. A. Morrison. IAN; J. J. O'Connor' t3d:
June 80. 7 r. Kelly. lf6th TO r. " squad as,
signef q Special SQusd No
Temporary Asslenments.-Lieuts l. j. Collins
1879 pct. TO Bur. Of Tel. 30 DAYS July / " T
Davis. lt5th pct. In command Is days July u
Acting bet. Sergio. J. Jhuell and 7. r Cot
fey. bet Bur. % c. o. duty In Bureau Of sta
tis,ics 30 days. June % Ptlnn J Brady %
pct. 70 c o.. a. chauffeur o. mail car. 80 days
june % 6. J. Depper. "a pct 70 ith / D. 10
day. july 2. A Naurod OH pct. 70 Diet Bur
days. June q; g. = Secnrioh 2s,h PC, 70
Day. go PCT. to once q Ia1ie and marine di.
visions 50 days June % J y. v l. Patton.
65th pct 70 {. o. duty IN Bus Of Statistics 80
days June %. u J NcCoy. is0th pct. 10 Is n.
II squad. duty m Special Squad No !, IS days.
yuue 30 MA'ron. MarsaTS WhiiehuFst. i5oth psf
. Il. b. u. squad. duty IN Special squad No. l.
10 days. June 80
AoysnetnsBts.-ro $500 Grade: Ptmn. y D.
KAne. 9Th. july g, &c $500 Grade. July ]. NJ
PoliAck. Jtk: u q CGgrley. ash, Y p Byrue
ssh: y s.sns 3sth T Ryan SD. NJ Caulhed
isigl \ LSsss. Iisd, y s.'ts d, ,. I:
10 81 $50 Gr-he 81 CGhlll. Tame T. july ]. %
tl.2s0 Grade J. J. Reed. hNh July III 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-30
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

81 Go Id With ~ cabin and IS storage rs'''n-
gers mails aud ndse Baf, 10 q ? m, hLh.
American South Bend. Wnh. NAV ~. Iicoma
June Ba'boa June "a and Cr"ohsl q. 20 me
American Hawaiian s. Go. With lumber. Bs'.
- . , m
pro, fNorl. 1ouisburs S Juno Is. 70 VI
Winchester 4 60, In hA act. Bar 20 a m a.
Hammer.hus DAN. Chrisuanit June II. 70 fen
han \ B0l,ten. IN ballast. Bsr. $50 m
Nr1ato- tNorl Raracoa June q 10 the Tropical
Fruit TO- with 5 passengers and fruit Bar noon
Favirusna G'al. Genoa June 5, 10 Furless'
witty A Co I'm ballast Bar 10 ~ m.
Princeton Tampico June Is and Trpan 20. IN
David T Warden with crude oil. Bar. m
sommolsl,k Dutch. Rotterdam June X to The
Holland America Line IN hallfs'. Bar. 80 m
Radiant. Port Arthur tune 20. 10 III" STANDARD
Oh Co. with oil Sandy Hook. q p m.
Medina Galveston June % 10 the Mallory rs
Co. With passengers and mdse Quar-. 30 m.
RIO Granie brunswick June 26 10 the mallory
50 Co with mise quar-. Is a m.
city ~ 81 Louis. Savannah. quar-. m
BLACK Rock Qusr. IN m.
Steamers Perfection Sabine. Comet, -
Euterpe tBri. Bordeaux Wakasa Muu gap.
Cho'oo. Princess Anne. Norfolk and Newport News
Ciy n Columbus savannsh. Catherine Ounce
lNorl Baracoa. ArdEarroch tBr). PhNadephis
Coma-che. Charleston and Jacksonville. ii Ana.
Galveston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-30
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

Washington. June 2s-Pressuro is low in the Ohio
Valley and the middle Rocky Mountain and
pl'tesu regions. The North Pacific high has d.
minished greatly IN intonsity and the Atlantic high
has increased somewhat
In the interior there a number Of shower
depreSsions. without definite movement Shower,
have continued In the east Gulf states and tbs
OHIO valley. and Light rains have fallen in IA.
Northern Rocky Mountain region The temperature
distribution i extremely Irregular because Of local
rains In the next forty eight hours showers arr
probable IN Atlantic Coast districts the east Gulf
states and the Ohio Valley. with decided tenn
pcraure Cnange
WINDS for Wednesday and Thursday: North At
hnuc Moderate west; middle Atlantic. Light south
east TO south. south Atlantic. moderate east 10
southeast, east Gull. light west. west Gulf mod.
crate southwest, % south. upper lakes, uoier.i,
south; lover LAKES. lgh, and variable
Forcesit for Special LoealItie.-East,rn N,x
fors. Eastern Pehnyhsnia. New Jersey and DsIs
VAR. iner..'lns eloudinss, to-day: probably thos.
tS to.moros.
Western New York and Western Pennsylvania.
occasional showers to-day and 20 morrow
MARYLAND. Northern New England and the Dis
ud on Columbia. showers to-day and probably 10.
morrow AZ
LEGAL 0melal htootd.-rhe following ot.ei,l record
from the Weather Bureau ahows Tbs ehknns Ia is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-30
OCEAN FREIGHTs AND CHARTERS

The tonnage market continues 10 ease on due 10
the scarcity ~ freights and tho ample supply 81
steamers available Cor early delivery Quotations to
Liverpool London. Glasgow and Hull. lod. cotton
10 Liverpool pe: 100 lbs. 81 CHARTERS-Dutch
steamer 500 tons. coal. Norfolk 10 Parans, {.
july. Nor steamer asp tons. same 10 RIO d-
Jauei-o Br steamer 3 6jS tons tpreSiousy) trans
atlantic trade six months is Sd. deliveries I
X July. Nor steamer s29 tors deals. two ports. 81
Lawrence 10 Bristol li2s 81. july. Nor steamer. 9ss
land. 1875 3D. prompt, Ial steamer. 2.245 tons,
coal Baltimore 10 W Italy 40S prompt ltal
steamer. $50 tons. same Ita steamer. 3S0S toni.
same from Thila l. steamer. 2 932 tons, West
India trade. round trip basis about p. prompt
steamer. sos tons. same Nor steamer, l.29I tons.
same & prompt Nor steamer. $40 tons. coal and
coke Newport News 70 Havana. y T. prompt sci ooner.
5lS tons coal New York 20 HalifaN. 81 schooner.
Washington. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-30
FORECLOSURE SAILS.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, NEW
York County. -Guaranty Trust Company
OF New York. PLAINTIFF. against Robert
Fulton Realty Company ct al. Defendants
I'm pursuance Of a judgment Of fore
closure and sale duly MADE and bearing
date the IAN day Of June, 1915, and
the above-eDtitled action. !, the under
signed. Referee in said judgment named
viii sell at public auction al the Tx
change Sales Rooms. Nos 1915 Nesey
street in The Borough Of Manhattan, City
% New York. on the 18th day OF July.
1918 AZ y o'clock noon on that date. by
Joseph i Day. AuctionCcr, the premises
directed by said judgment TO be sold and
therein described as follows:
Al that certain plot. piece or parcel Of
land. situate. lying and being in the Bor-
ouEh OF Manhattan. City, County and
state 81 New York. bounded and described
a. follows. Beginning at the corner
erly side Of one hundred and sixty first
Street with tho Easterly side Of Broad
way. running thence Northerly. along the
cSsterly side Of Broadway, ninety-nine
orly parallel with the Northerly side Of
one hundred and siEty-nrst street and
part OF the distance through a party wall
ninety nine te9l feet ten and three-quar-
tiers C0.J inches. thence Southerly, par
Ullel with the Eastefly side Of Broadway
ninety nine (gs) feet. eleven N) inches
90 the northerly side Of one hundred and
sixty -fyst Street. and thence Westerly
along the Northerly eide Of one hundred
aud sixty -hrst Street ninety mine (99)
feet. ten and three quarters G0&) inches
90 the point or place OF beginning.
Together with al fixtures and property
attached - or used IN the operation OF
the said premises
The sale Of said premises shall be made
subject 20 a first mortgage OF $4,000
held BY metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany % New York
Dated. New York. June H. 1915.
MELVIN G. PALLISER.
Referee
tofneys for Plaintiff. Guaranty Trust
Company % New York. IS Broad Street
New York City. New York
The following 10 a diagram OF the prop
erty 20 be sold its street numbers are
ISL West ielst street and sS60-s Broad
way:
l62nd Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-30
To Pay Rock Island Interest

Following the approval of the Fed
eral court in Chicago of the Rock ISL
and receivers application to issue So
100000 8 per cent receivers certif-
Gates TO meet the company's July in
terest obligations announcement was
made yesterday that these securities
had been sold 10 the First National
Bank. Whether the interest on the
S20.OOo.0 900 twentv-year debentures. due
July is, will be paid is yet to be deter.
mined By the court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-30
A. T. MAHAN LEFT $4,000
Rear Admiraps Estate Goes
to His Widow.

Riverhead, Long Island. June 90
The late Rear Admiral Alfred T. Ma
han, U, S. ~. who died at Washington
a few months ago. left an estate of lit
tie more than $4,000 According to
the state tax appraisal the gross es-
tate found amounted TO Sl5,l59.56, of
which S9.028.38 was taxable.
Admiral Mahan's home was at
Quogue. where he was accustomed TO
spend his summers. The estate goes
to his widow. Mrs. Ellen Lyle Mahan.
Its items were as follows: Quogue
property. $4,000; interest in books,
$1,000; personal effects. 500, and cash
in the Colonial Bank. New York, $50. SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-30
Miss Wycherly Speaker.

Miss Margaret Wycherly will read
the women's appeal for liberty TO the
Goddess Of Liberty on July 5, when
members of the Empire State Cam
paign Committee will sail down the
bay in two sightseeing yachts. Miss
Wycherly, after reading the appeal at
Bedloe's Island, will repeat it at a
mass meeting on the drive back of
Claremont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-30

l6ist Street
The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above de-
scribsd property Is 20 be sold. IL forty-fve
thousand two hundred thirteen and S5-i0Q
dollars (S45.2i3S5J with interest thereon
from tho 9Th day OF June. 1915. together
with the costs and allowances amounting
10 four hundred nine and sii00 dollars
fft9s.sD with interest from the 18th day
az June 1915, together with the expenses
Of the sale The approximate amount OF
the taxes assessments, water rates or
other liens which are TO be allowed TO the
purchaser out Of the purchase money. or
paid by the Referee. u Six thousand four
hundred nineA eight and 1900 dollars
(t64gs1s). n
Dated. Newff ork. June "a. 1918.
MELVIN q. PALLISER,
Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-30
KINGS COUNTY.

by BRADY. J
William Condit DAVID Israel--Gcorge T Lamp.
Janet Muller Maria FeragO Ciambrone-Edwsrd
Fitzgerald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-30


Appellate DhIslonN2d Ju5Ieisl Dsp,-Rocss,
annsIis,, Ttfr' Ws.als ''00''
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CbcorDernon cont co cu5-r,,,c,o 1.,,,,, p.,,
ferS.S &ooH S'9 60 q3'9 &c 7'd"n Real
o,,s-I psI,-,ho Ts,ersIsn| Iron
du"Ise.l eiuInno lPNh hempstesD
Ne Hone ,ie" & S W' 20 sac. legs San.
Friedman W 6}. MrnFs'on Lahr
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stout olsen Vain m of Fduca,,or
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T ios fitzgerald B r%9'I Brown igmPkn'
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Re Flo6d 49, ' 49,
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Hoi,z Hon. B BoI t ilSo,Itth,,-.
Is,'I.,t,-,' t-,,.,,a $500 80 'l'iI,A,,siin
shore ISchniizer Coon,ri Plum ''i'' "
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No day calendar
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CN,,,, ,-..,. =, "A
Knsksnd fBHRR FahlbuSch IUslns,,n
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PropliIIa ,,gn Emp Bridge lIamy.R I n Terminal
iIaei'C SBRR Wsi , Elic. chen y IeI T1s
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Mueher Psn!5ironi Highest reached. ''i 7ost =
Movers i0'Ieafy IN. ssl,no. n, ~. a..
Snl''' M'''e' e. calendar Is marked OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-30
REFEREES MISUNDERSTANDING ooURr.
RECEIVERS MISUNDERSTANDING COURT.

Heirtz Gn6zzO-I Louis : Harris
Matter 81 Kava- agh-J0hu J Hynes
Matter Of Mckcuua-John Hines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-30

OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TRANSPACITIC MAILS.

D.s.,ns.ion and steamer 6 80 p. m
l. s Trarst6rt acknowledgements July
ze-is,d 1,ia San Franciscol, Ventura . July
Hawaii via San Francisco, Msnoa ....... July
Hawaii IN Islands Sew aland. Australia
va Nietorll. MssuTa .................. July
in1Fa Mani '....................... July
INA san Frsrcis-ol. siberia. July
Hawaii via Scaulel. Hilonis ........ July
Japan. Corea China VIA Scattel. MeIieo 9,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-30

Minrchshs lRr) L.udon June 10. 70 the A.
lsu'ic Transport Co. with passengers and mdSe
Bar i %
sa1onlA lBrL. Lve1pool June ~. 10 me 'unat1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-30
BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
COUNTY COURT,
sURRoeA1Es COURT CHAMBERS

MOTION CALENDAR
Estate Of r Collect Norman Handel
Samuel Molostowsky Martin b Premsler
Martin C6flisch
WILLS FOR PROBATE
Nicholas OCOuneN Mary NoShurgh
Hyman Abraham Emile Koch
William Koch Mary J Press
Trial Ierm-SCHULZ
NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-30
WORK WANTED.

Female.
STEN0iRAPHER -Bnght. Christian girl, 70
years experience; rapid and neat worker; re,a'
ences. Box 5. Tribune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-30
suRRoeArEs' oouRr-cHAMBeRs

Estate % Thomas = Dignean 10 80 q m.
Estate % Charles kohltr. II N.
Estate q Mary Kelly, y 10.
Wills FOR rROBATE-At 10 80 a m.
Fred GuttmAn Isabel , hfush
Fanny 81 Dorsey HafrlG Lafst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-30
FIRE RECORD.

6lO-lj2 Ridge At. VI Rab,novitz: s25
1O0-NN Southern Boulevard j. Goodsen. trif'ng
to-l0i and JOG Second ay Rosen; sight
g55-l3@ wilkins ar.. Lena shapiro; slight
u ij-li2O NinlOu ay.. d Smith. slight,
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S80-5i4 W 18th St. Mrs. Elias irfins
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60j-255 W 2it st Marsaret Psrrv trinins
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100 W. SD St. J. Schenk riding
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trnng
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trihng
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Highest Temperature yesterday. 70 lat lis
.. nj lowest. 50 lat 40 g nj aEeTsSe. 70 .
average for corresponding date last year 6s. average
for corresponding date last thirty three ~
humIdib.
q m......G p MS sp NH
Barometer Resdinsa
q m....so.if p m...,so.lt sp m. 80. %
tsesl Isrsesst. -Iner-asinl eloudiness to-day.
rrebsby shoHsrs TO- noupw. lxhs south wtrdA
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temperature for the last twenty four hours IN com
pArlson with the corresponding date Of last year
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Vessels Arriving at and De
parting from Port OF
New York.
HIGH WATER
NnNIATIRE AIMANAC

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unr''e. Isl. sunset So. moon rises u.
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REcElyERs AppolNrEr-supREmE couRr.

By SHEARN. j.
Equitable LIFE Assur Go Rloomer Wilner-Hy
Smith
Maiden Lane say BkiGrsT Realty CO.. Power
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RsEERtts APPolNIep-suFREms coUR1.

H. ShlAlNN. !.
pu0uing 'Hsmi'foT-AdaT Wilmer.
Rvs CoeGe0eraIN Wesirhesier Tovnsite Co
John j. HyUeS.
By GOFF. J.
Matter n Cssev-Wu = Sohoen.
Matter ~ Nsrshow-Herluan joseph.
BY Guy.
McCarhy/De CarIo-'.Nsurice Deiches.
By NEWntI RGER
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Part IV-ODVYFR. c J-Causos 70 30 sent irom
Par Ill Tor trail Unfinished. .
Part V-SNITH. J-Ciear. Part Nl-FINELlTE.
Unfinished Part WI ALLEN. J--Uufl-
ishcd Part WI TELLER J.-Unnnished
Causes q - sent from Pan ! 70 Parts '. VI
VII and VIII for trial