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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-13
DRASTIC APPLICATION
OF NEW PLAYER LIMIT
Report of Transferring Players From
Active to Disabled List Must Be
Made Within 48 Hours.
CANNOT PLAY FOR TEN DAYS
General Conditions OF Baseball Is Dis
cussed by Mogula But Finance
Question Does Not Enter Into the
Deliberations.

Nsu, yo,L r,,i,, 20 a ara.,+;a
nlicat;on - ~ twanty-ona n1.uer
roster limit adontad at ,hs annual
meeting of the National T.aagna Ia Al
snrina was votad hv the cIuS nrasi'
derts ~ tha circ,,it a,,rirg s,eaesa
iris afternoon
II
ere nams ,rarsserrsd fron ths a p
to the disa bled list must be certified
to the president of the league by the
president of the employing club with
in forty-eight hours OF the time in
fury occurs, and such request must
state the nature OF the PLAYERS dis
ability. and when and where 1t oc-
Cured. A player placed on the dis
abled list will not be allowed to par
ticipate as a player In a Champion
ship game for at least ten consecu-
tive DAYS, including the day of his In
tury. During such period however.
the player will be allowed to act as
a coach. The names OF ali PLAYERS
certified as disabled will be officially
bullettned by the league president to
the various club presidents A sus-
pended player shall continue to count
as one of the limited twenty-one.
1t was stated officially that the
question Of finances did not enter into
the deliberations. General conditions
in baseball were discussed. The Ma
tional League club owners were very
optimistic over the future outlook.
especially in view OF renewed interest
through the exceptionally close COM
petition. The Federal League had no
part in the formal deliberations.
Sisler Case Brought Up,
pre.i6ent nrevfua. ~ the p,tts.
hurx c,nh cailad th~ attention ~ the
Ia s,,a - an aIIsvsa claim ~ shs saw
vices Of George sisIer the Iyniversitv
~ Mtch,ran s,.r unw pIav,rr WITH
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-13
JOHNSON SAVES DAY
FOR WASHINGTON
Senator's Triumph Over Chicago White
Sox BY to 8 Score. Due TO
Walters Work.
DETROIT LOSES TO RED sox
Boston Wins Weird Contest BY is to
IL Scorc--Ncw York Yankees Stage
Batting Rallies In Eighth and Ninth,
Defeating Indians.

Chicago, July 12.--washington beat
the White sox today, TO 8. John
son saved the game for the Senators
in the eighth, going In after Shaw
had filed the bases with two out and
retiring Fourier on a pop fly.
Score nv innings: r. H. E.
Washington -. .020 o3o ooo--5 /
Chicago .....12o 900 000--3 s
batteries: Shaw. johnson and
Henry; Klopfer, Russell. Wolfgang
and Schalk. Umpires, Wallace and
Connolly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-13
STRONG AMATEUR TEAMS
PLAY IN PETERSBURG.

The strong Mckinney baseball team
and the Chester team, leaders In the
remnant race in the Cockade City ANA
teur League, will meet in what Is
promised to be closely contested game
at Mckenzie Street Park, at 1870
O'Clock this afternoon. The two teams
are evenly matched and a large at
tendance of local baseball enthusiasts
liz expected
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-13

Especial to The Richmond virginian)
Portsmouth. Va. July 12.--Peters-
bug captured the first game of the
series today by the score of ? to l..
McCleary outpitched Pooray, but two
timely home runs over the short field
fence in the fourth gave the visitors
the victory.
sharp and Donovan were the lucky
circuit riders.
The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-13

SUMMARY. IWFbAse HFtH--F UGtsIs
Henry, 2; Stewart. Home runs--Goai-
by. Sacrifice hits---Stewart. Steinhren-
ner Stolen bases-Eoalby Double
plays--iraham TO Irmscher TO Henry.
Goaiby to Poh TO Henry. Struck out
BY Barton, 3; Graham, 3, Base on
haiis-Barton, 3: Graham. 4. Wild
pitch---Barton. g. Hits made off Bar
ton. II In innings; of Graham, IN
innings. Left on bases--Suffoik, II:
Norfolk, s. Time--1:43. A. @dance--
ESQ. Umpire igbee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-13
sfrs. sAeats Dies.

Leng Branch. N, j.. July ta.--Afrs.
Margaret Marshall shenta. methsr Of
r. p. 5hents, preaideHt Of the Intes-
borough Rapid rransit Company. New
York, and the nrst engineer named
thu Panama Camel pre3sct,, sdtsd ~ ber
summer home hare to-day 6he wae =
daughter Of David and Jana Wade. ana
pas bern In reansyIvaniAs u 0eteAAf
II, 1855.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-13
BROOKLYN DODGERS
DOWN CA|AeO CUBS
Wiibert Robinson's Charges Ascend
Few Steps Closer 10 First Place
in National League
CARDINALS WIN DOUBLE BILL
Pittsburg Pirates Administer Two De-
feats to Philadelphia--Cincin
Reds Win Out Over the New York
Giants.

Brooklyn, July 12.--Brooklyn won
over Chicago this afternoon, 3 to 2.
in an exciting game. Smith for the
Dodgers pitched bang-up game.
Score by innings: r. III. K.
Chicago 200 100 o10--2 /
Brooklyn -, 100 002 00s--3 IL /
= Batteries: Pierce. Lavender. Adams
and Bresnahan: Smith and Miller.
Umpires, Klein and Cockhill.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-13

Summary: Two-base hIts-W Htt~
ted. ST. Martin, Spencer. Home runs
Sharp, Donovan. Sacrifice hits
Strain. Stolen bases--Barnett, Spen-
Ger. Hummei Double plays-Whit-
ted TO Garvin; Taguer to Hummei 10
Hurley. Struck out-By Pooray, .;
by McCleary. 8. Left on bases
Petersburg. 5; Portsmouth, 4, I'm
pires-Bussey and Stratford. Time
1889.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-13

Games Today.
Cincinnati in Brooklyn.
Chicago In New York.
st. Louis in Philadelphia.
Pittsburg in Boston.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-13
SUFFOLK TIGERS DEFEAT
CREW OFF THE MARY JAMIE.

Especial to The Richmond virsinian.1l
Suffolk. Va, July 12.--with Graham
pitching in hne form, while Barton was
being hit freely and often. the Tigers
disposed of the Tars I'm the frst game
OF the series today by the score OF
to L.
Only in the opening inning was
Graham in danger. The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-13

Games Today.
Brooklyn in Baltimore
Chicago in st. Louis.
Kansas City in Pittsburg.
Newark In, Buffalo.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

New York; Cleveland. 4.
Boston, 16: Detroit. IL (ten in
nings).
Washington. 5; Chicago, 8.
ST. Louis Philadelphia, rain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-13
ncans Take Bnons Here For -Four
Major Leagues Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Results Yesterday.

Cincinnati, 9; New York, O..
Brooklyn, 8; Chicago. 2.
ST. Louis, q; Boston. (first same).
st. Louis, 4; Boston, 3 televen Ia
1ings; second game).
Pittsburg, q: Philadelphia. thrst
yame).
Pittsburg, 4; Philadelphia, tsec-
ond camel.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-13
stage Weird Game.

Detroit, July 12.-Boston and De-
troit Ills afternoon staged one of the
wierdest ball game ever seen here,
Boston finally winning Is to 12.
Boston used FIVE pitchers during the
contest and Detroit four.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Boston 500 201 040 Sis 10 8
Detroit -. .041 002 0s0 0--i2 IL 8
Batteries: Leonard. Foster. PEN
mock. Shore, Collins and Thomas,
Cady; Covaleskie, Boland. Steen, Du-
buc and Baker. Empires, Hiidebrand
and O'Loughlin.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-13

New York, July 1.-THE Reds beat
the Giants, s to 0, today, Twice the
Reds punched three hits on Matty,
and in addition the Giants fielding
was slow.
Score by innings: r, III. E.
Cincinnati 900 COL 021--6 II /
New York ..080 900 1000 8 s
Batteries; Dale and Wingo; Math-
ewson, Schauer and Meyers. Um-
pires. Byron ana Eason.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-13
BROOKLYN FEOERALS
DEFEAT BUFFALO TEAM
Score by innings:
Liquor Case CONTINUED.

The case of D. Landi. charged with
selling liquor without license was
continued in Police Court yesterday
at request of the defendant to July
"a, Landi was bailled with L. Biagi
as security.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-13

Results Yesterday.
Brooklyn, q: Buffalo. 4.
Others not scheduled.
st. Louis, 4: Pittsburg, !.
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standing II Clubs.
Games Today.

Games Today.
Washington in St. Louis.
Philadelphia in Chicago.
New York in Detroit.
Boston in Cleveland.
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Pirates win Two.

Philadelphias- July l2.-Pittsburg
won a double-header over the Phil
lies today in two close games by to
and 4 to 2. In the first game Nc
Quillan outpitched Mayer. and in the
second Mamaux was better than
Chalmers and Rixey.
First game--Seore: r. III. r.
Pittsburg 100 00f 000--2 9 O
Philadelphia 200 900 Doll s /
Batteries: McQuilian. Cooper and
Schang; Mayer. lineup and Rillifer,
Burns.
Second ame-Score: r. H. r.
Pittsburg - 200 40 000--4 1
Philadelphia :. 600 oil 000--2 8
Batteries: Mamaux and Gibson;
Chalmers. Rixey and Burns. I'm
pires, Quigley and Orth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-13
SCHULTZ ALLOWS ROCHESTER,
ONLY TWO SAFE WALL0PS

Providence. July 1.-THE Grays de-
feated Rochester. to l. here today.
The contest ives pitchers battle be-
tween Schultz - Paimero. with hon
ors favorinE thS IDEAL man.
Score by innings: r. II. E.
Rochester . 0i0 0g0 o1n--i 2 1
Providence 49,. 49,. 600 zoo 0O'--2 0
Batteries-Pslmero and Williams;
Schultz and Haley.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-13
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
Richmond, u: Montreal. ..
Providence, 2; Rochester. 4.
Harrisburg. >; Buffalo, FIRST
camel.
Buffalo. 6: Harrisburg. I ,sec-
ond camel.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-13
|CIRCLIT CLOUTS WIN
T GAME FOR PETERSBURG
Donovan and Sharp Park Balls For Coolers Only Two
Counters of Pooray Pitches Good Game, Holding
Portsmouth Truckers To Six Safeties
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.


Petersburg, .; Portsmouth, 1.
Rocky Mount Z; Newport News, 8.
SUFFOLK. z; Norfolk. 1.
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a ~
Summary: Left on bases--Newport|
News. 8; Rocky Mount, 5. Stolen
bases--Goosetree. Gray. Bittle fy).|
Sacrifice hits---walters, Goosetree.I
Two-base hits--Smith, Edward, Gray,|
IIirich, Snyder. Three-base hit
Walters. Double plays--Goosetree to)
Edwards to Snyder ca. Base hits
on voltz. in innings: of Muilen.l
5 In innings. Struck out-By Volts
i; by Mullen. 4: by Applegate, q. Base
on balls-Off voltz. &. of Mullen, Al
of Applegate. 2. Passed baiis--Hud-
gins. /. Time, 1850. Umpire. Nice
Gowan. Attendance. $50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-13
standing or C1w,,..
Games To-day.

Games Today.
Petersburg in Portsmouth.
Newport News in Rocky Mount
Norfolk in Suffolk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-13

Summary: Twc-haae hfts--Madden.
Aoupecn. 0FBrien.. rewster. White
.1an r7hree-has~ htt--Grane. Home
II gsn-E akNG 6aerifce htfs--ArraGon
sf0r3. JordAn my. echaufie. Madden
~. 6tcisn hase--Fswstsr. Dou.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-13
Cards Twice Feat Braves.

Boston. July 12.-Twice the Bos-
ton Braves suffered defeat at the
hands of st. Louis today. losing by
the scores of to ! and 4 to g.
First game-Score: X. I'll. f.
81 Louis 200 o00 0G0-2 s o.
BOSTON 900 o0i 000---I 7 2
Batteries: SaIlee and Snyder; Ru-
dolph and Gowdy.
Second game--Score: r. n. f.
st. Louis 900 600 lot 02--4 2
Boston .020 900 600 oI--3 L
Batteries: Doak. Perdue and Sny-
der: TYLER and Whaling Gowdy. UNI
pires, Rigler and Hart.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-13
Yanka Beat Indians.

Cleveland. July i2.-Bunched hit
ting in the late innings earned a VIC
tory for the Yankees over the Indians
here this afternoon. The score was
TO T.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-13
standing of Clubs.

Games Today.
Buffalo in Richmond.
Toronto I'm Providence.
Montreal I'm Jersey City.
Rochester i'm Harrisburg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-05
FIND DIAMOND RING IN TAXI.
Chauffeur and DOOrman Quarr~l
and Police Get the Gem.

A diamond ring that was seen on the
floor Of the taxicab OF Edward McL.augh-
lin OF 76s Ninth avenue at the same mos
ment last evening by Mclaughlin and
the doorman OF the Wyoming apartment
house at Fffty-ffth street and Seventh
avenue is now at the West Forty-seventh
street police station.
The chauffeur and the doorman were
aiding a passenger 10 alight when the
ring was sighted. The doorman was
faster than Mclaughlin In moving for
II. The passenger having disclaimed
ownership OF the mig. an argument
sprang up between Mclaughlin and the
doorman which grew 10 such warmth a.
to attract Patrolman Golden.
Golden said he would arbltrate by TAX.
ing the ring himself. At tho station
Mclaughlin said he had only carrieA
two women passengers Yesterday. from
Broadway and T~hirty-ffth street to a
pank on Broad street. The value of the
ring was estimated at SIPS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-05
Third Rail KilIs Worker.

John Ward, a plumber, 20, OF sci
Greenwood avenue, Brooklyn. was killed
yesterday when he stepped o N the third
rail In the subway loop at Canal and
Centre streets. where he was testing the
drainS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-05
COPPER COMPANIES PROSPER.
Utah and chino Reports show Ms
Increase In Earnings.

A showing of remarkable prosperity
was made yesterday by two OF the i'm
portant copper producing companies In
reports for the quarter ended June 80.
Utah Copper showed net earnings
for the quarter Of f2.1S7.3OS.
against 39te.04s in the hrst quarter Of
this e and 31,s17,3s4 In the second
quarter Of last year. The Chino Cop
per Company earned a net surplus or
si.35+.O93. against si55.667 In the first
quarter Of this year and si50.024 In the
second quarter OF last year.
The earnings for the quarter In Utah
are computed on the basis OF 1884 cents
per pound for copper. as against 1926
cents a year ago and 1923 In the first
quarter OF this year. In Chino. the price
basis was 1884 cents per pound, against
1879 a year ago at the corresponding
time and 1897 cents in the first quarter
OF this year. The earning power of
these companies at the high prices for
copper which prevailed during the quar-
ter. the highest In a number of years.
is well illustrated in the reports.
Production OF Utah was little more
than In the corresponding period Of the
previous year. the production being &0.-
799.S26 pounds. against 4O.0l7.5 s a year
ago. There was a marked decrease In
the cost OF production In Utah's quar-
ter. the average price Of production being
f49 cents, compared with $40 cents In
the first quarter Of this year. In April
the plants OF the Utah company were
operated at normal capacity. but in the
two later months at considerably above
normal.
Chino's production was 1s,455.502
pounds, against i7,o32,s7l in the corre-
spending period a year ago. The cost
OF production was $40 cents per pound.
as compared with s.3s cents in the first
quarter. The costs were the lowest since
the property began full operations.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.


SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
THE TRUSTEES OF THE l.EAkE AND
WATTS ORPHAN HOUSE IN THE CITY
OF SEN YORK, rls.utin against WILD
HART REALTY COMPANY. 81 a., De
PENDANTS. File No lylS--lsi5.
In pursuance OF a judgment ~ foreclosure
and sale. duly made ana entered In the
above entitled action ami bearing date the
the Referee IN said judgment named, vii
sell al public auction Al The Exchange
SAlesroom. Nos l4.l5 Ns-ey street, In the
Borough OF Manhattan, CITY o: $ew York
O'Clock noon on that day, by Joseph T.
Day. auct.oneer. the promise, directed hv
saii judgment TO be sold. and therein de-
scr!brd as follows:
ALI that certain 10, Of land with the
buildings thereon erected. situate, wing
and being In the Borough OF Manhattan,
CIty. County and state VI New York. and
bounded and described as follows: BE
GINNING at a point on the easteriv side
OF West End Avenue. distant; seyenty-n ve
tTjl feet and nve go Inche souiherly
Avenue and Sixty second Street and run
ming thence easterly, parallel with sixty
wall one hundred 1000 fect. thence south
,wcnty,nye t?5, feet. thence westerly,
parallel with sixty second Street. partly
through a party wall one hundred 600,
feet TO the eas,erly side Of West End Ave-
nue.. and thence northerly along he east.
erly side Of West End Avenue twenty-nNe
,-5i feet TO the place uf beginning. be the
said several dimensions more or less SAID
End Avenue. in the CITY OF New York.
Dated. New York, July Ii. lsl5.
x,su HhRRf \, FRENCH Referee.
- Wall street. New York city
The following Is a diagram Of 'he prop.
erty 70 he sold; its street Number Is ~
West End Avenue;
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PREFERS THIRD AVE. co.'s BID.
better Than Three Cent Lines
Bridge Offer. Kracke says.

Bridge Commissioner Kracke informed
President Rowe OF the Manhattan
Bridge Three Cent Line yesterday that
the offer OF the Third Avenue Railroad
Company to operate cars on the Will
iamsburg Bridge is better than that OF
the Rowe company.
The contract proposed by the Third
Avenue company. Mr.. Kracke wrote,
would give the city a larger share OF the
profits and would not entail the delay
that would be caused by the establish.
ment OF an entirely new line.
The Three Cen Line asked so pei
cent. OF the profits In addition TO 6 pei
cent. on It's investment and to amortiza.
ton expense. The Third Avenue com.
pany offered TO operate at cost plus II
per cent,
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~ sN'hlf IEaNEEi tOAsl hESbt ! :
sandy Hook Route New Jer~~y Central
4: Day All Expense Northern Cruise.
$50. Bookle; free Red Cross Line. New York
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U AT AUCTION.

lat - vEsEY STREET !

lat u vESEy STREET.
BY Samuel Marx
SD Az 900. : W cor Ii5th ~. 32lNl0o, 8
sty hotel-w 7 Koch ct al agt j III
Derelman ct al; due. fil,6+5 81: taxes.
&c, $500: to the plaintiff for $4,000.
BY Henry n. Ketcham.
CANAL ST. 81 to II. n E cor Allen ~. 5oS
bi6. . . stv brick limits a strs; also
s5TH ST. 40 ". . 9, about i2s . Anster-
dam aV. e5xl0O. 3. 5 sty tnmt, right. title.
Sc-I u Livingston sgt 8 A krulewitch
ct al; Henry Il Ketcham. receiver; sd-
tourned TO Aug II.
lat aces THIRD AVENUE
BY George Price.
18TH ST. ti6.6o r. IS. $50 . Park Az. 5ox
100. 2 sty dwlgs-A VI Fischer agt Fredk
Steee 1T al; due. sll,ss2si; taxes, &C.
sssl.s5, to the defendant for sl2.i0o.
BY J. II Mayer.
PI, . " cor 81 Georges Cres.
cent. aiSxl 7NlOOx2jXy2 o. sty dwlg-J G
Hein,z agt Maria Guazzo ct al; due. "
s75 oil; taxes. sc, i,l6sts: to the plain
tin for $4,000,
by Charles A. Berrlan.
CROMWELL Az, " =. Iosi n iGSth st
li3 3xl.0 ONll3tSlls :. Nacant-S W 7
Oudin. trus. agt Estates OF Long Beach
ct al. due. s3322 81; taxes. 81, S52.j2,
to the plaintiff for 5000.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

Net revenue .,lOs7s..7s Dec. ,ssi,Ooa
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INQUIRY INTO AUTO PARTY.
Con, missioner Woods wants q
Learn Detectives Identity.

Police Commissioner Woods said YES
terday that he vas conducting an inves-
tigation into the midnight automobile
party TO Woodmansten Inn. In which
Mrs. John +. Devine's lip was cut. II
was said she was with her husband and
two detectives from Police Headquar-
tiers when the quarrel started.
Commissioned Woods Is not entirely
satisfied with reports OF the officers who
handled the case. The COMMISSIONS
said
II have instructed Deputy Commits
sloner Frank Lord to get 10 the bottom
OF this case. The newspapers state tina,
the W men are supposed to be de-
tectives. ] want to find out who they
are, and II any effort has been made te
protect them. I do not intend TO allow
a reversion 10 the old system OF mer
In the Police Department protecting a
brother officer who has broken the law.
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The following corporations were char
Tered at Albany yesterday:
Five Eleven Fifth Avenue Corporation.
Manhattan. capital. $40, 900; directors,
Henry a. Mark, Norman w. Chandler and
Arthur T, Brown, New York city.
Arkay Realty Company, Manhattan
sapital, $1,000. directors, Isaac W. Edel-
nan. Abraham Greene and Beck Potlin,
New York city.
Amelia Realty Corporation, Manhattan;
sapital, $500; directors, Isaac Ievison.
Joseph e. Israel and Herman Frank. New
Fork city,
Mss.l Realty Company. Brooklyn; capi.
AZ. $4,000 directors. Nathan Goodman,
Philps SIN; The Bronx; Pearl ". Fass.
s'eOkyV. NJ y.
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NEW Observation-Disclosures City. +,
NOTICEs.

FLETCHER. WALTER Sin pursuance
of AN order OF Honorable John !. Cohalsn.
a Surrogate of the County Of New York,
NOTICE is hereby given TO ali persons
having claims against Walter :. Fletcher,
late Of Paris, France, deceased. to present
the same with vouchers thereof to the sub
sCriber, at its place OF transacting busi-
ness, No. 81 Wall street In The city OF
New York, on or before the ?0th day OF
January next. Dated, New York, the l.th
tay OF July 1915, THE EQUITABLE
TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK. Adj
RAY, PRENTICE & ROWLAND. Attorneys
for Administrator 81 Wall ST. New York City,
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INDUSTRIAL

The Adams Express Company reports
to The Interstate Commerce Commission
for April:
1915. Changes
Total oper. rev. .. si.G4G.s sos Inc. $3.50
Total oper, exp. l44ss25 Inc. $3.50
Net oper. rev. tIs7.s7s Inc. s2i7.aII
Oper, income. &c. ls0,s5s Inc. ?tS,s5l
From July /:
Total oper, rev. ,sia55G.6so Inc .slOls.5ss
Total oper. exp. li.osj,3s2 Inc. l,O9ioi:
opSSff'' S Gsacl, def. '??ii:,5!!! Inc, Hsti,
SOUTHERN EMPRESS.
The southern Express reports 10 the In.
t~erstate Commission for April:
1915, Changes.
Total oper rev. 'elo,077 Dee ss5,s5s
Total oper' exp, 5ls,sNs Dec. 52,lst
Net oper, rev. s9e72t Dec. ,is.?e,
oper income go. s2,5OG Dec. i2,i7s
Total oper. rev. s5.aOs.si6 Dec. ,75s.Gss
Total oper, exp. S,2Gl,ist Dec. 5is,OAe
Net cpsr, rev. 'sas,ss? Dec. ':!o,sss
AMERICAN EXPRESS.
The American Express reports to the
Interstate Comerce Commission for April:
Total op.r. rev. ,?.2s5,77s Inc %ssSs.sss
Total oper, exp. i,s6s,sos Inc, ioi,o5s
Net op.r rev. ,ess.ss7 Inc. ,.sa, $50
Oper, income: .., 266,772 Inc, 27l,sss
From July |:
Total oper, rev. $50. ss5.2 ts Inc .si,s2i,bos
Total oper, exp. so.50o.i $50 Inc l.i57,03T
opsr. ,neoms..,, n.s'S Inc. Ws.ssi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-05
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF lenders at
torney.)
IAFONTAISE Az. . $ s0T,T = i7sth 81.
i6sxlOo, Aug 10. lsle-Rose and Har-
mon G Kinkle 20 Thos Walsh. 332 F. 18th
st: atty, J Jones 81 Liberty st sl'oso
i's si ST. nov aS' ",iiscs,ceihsa." W i'e h1Se axi 'i to
caroline q stetson; atty, Il A Hitohcock
sIsfT sT' 81 ". n >. 200 e columoa. av,
TO Percy shedlock: attys, Ferriss a
v S,asgEt Ss h"a's .,s aiic,h s'SSS
Becker to the German Society OF the
city Of y Y and Jno william, sxr; attys.
,o,n 4 II i bloch 80 N"ssnn IT., I,1,;,; 1900
n 100 II to g | blk X " along same 1875
to . = Bway \ as to " : old Bloom
ingdale I'd < n LIS to c ! old road <
nae to beg also all z, I and int Of
party LIST par 10 land at n g cor Bway
an, ,HnS iSs1 s., s ,n " by h%Sy; $ by
scribed and e by 9Th course; Apr 10, 1879
ABR = Auten to city Real Estate 90
atty, + @ co. l76 Bawy ,.,,,., 100000
n 73s to land now or late OF Henrietta
Gould x 1911 10 2 Bway X = SOL
to beg, May Is, ~lsl3-Mayncid Constr co
to Adelaide, Thos y and Jno NJ Jones,
exrs and trustees will Of Morgan Jones;
attys. Greene. Hurd 4 stowell. % Ey.
9TH AZ, SIS. vs.. zoos n an st. 27'ssioo'
Feb 10, l9l3-Samuel and Gustav Frank
to the Farmers Loan & Trust Co, IS
William vt. attys. weekes Bros, Is Will
i.lsT sT, $40 ", n q. 80 e Bway. lsxss'ii,
Mar IA, le0s-Emma A G wehrhahn TO
Harlem Say Bank. l?i T. le5th st; sttys,
s & + II Wightmsn, a2s Bway. 81, 500
10TH Az. : g cor e9th 81, 30 tyl0o. Aug 6.
1871 Edgar. Leaycraft TO Alfred u
Price 81 " Goth st; a,'ys' Miller, Decker
ssTH ST. a.? W S., $50 e 10Th av, :5xss .
Mar II. lal5-Abr and Ida Le,insky TO
Fannie and Harry Ran; atty. X A
Gordon, 3:o $40, 900