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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-18
SCHOOL RENTS COM. PLACE.

Kenneth Ives & Co. have leased for
n term OF years, for the Sarah $. Black
estate. Weantinaug Hall. at New Mil
ford, Conn. to the Canterbury School.
a new Catholic preparatory scnool. of
which Henry o.. Hsvemeyer Ii press-
dent. Clarence II. Mackay vice-presl-
dent, Nelson Hume secretary and trea-
surer. The directors are Condo b. Pal
len. Allan A. Ryan and George Cabot
Ward. Nelson Hume. Ph. D., is to be
headmaster. The property IL covered
by a large modern school building suit
able for seventy-hve boys.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-18
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.

For eastcrn New York and New n
land. partly cloudy and warmer to-day;
unsettled tomorrow probably showersi
moderate south to wet winds.
For New Jersey and eastern Pennsyi-
vanis. partly cloudy and continued warm
to-dayi unsettled Tomorrow probably
showers: Hight variable winds.
For western New York. fair to-day;
probably showers tomorrow. variable
winds. mostly northeast.
NEW YORK. June N.-Hieh pressure
prevailed yesterday over the north Pacific
states, the Mesissippi Valley and ali
sections eastward. with a principal centre
over the upper LAX reeione
mowers occurred IN most Of the Atlantic
states and at a few poin's In the lake
regions. the central states and the North
west.
In this city II was cloudy and showery
in the early morning, followed By fair
and warmer: wind. light to fresh south
east. average humidity. 70 per cent.
barometer. corrected to read 20 sea level.
at 4 A. NJ, So0s; 3 p. NJ. Soo.
The temperature In this city yesterday.
a. recorded by the of1cial t~hermometsr. 10
shown In the annexed table:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-18
BATH FIGHT DUE TO-DAY.
Marks's Latest Plan Also Opposed
by P~rendergaat.

by P~renderEast.
The free public bath controversy will
have another inning In the Board OF
Estimate to-day. with Borough Presl-
dent Marks fshtins for enough money
TO keep six floating baths going this
summer and Comptroller Prendergast
opposing him.
Mr.. Marks originally requested a
$4,000 special revenue bond issue. The
Comptroller caused this resolution 10 be
Withdrawn. Mr.. Marks then proposed
that $4,000 be transferred from high
way appropriations. The Comptroller
killed this resolution also.
Mr.. Marks has thought OF still an
other way. He wants the Board OF
Estimate TO permit him to repair and
operate the baths out OF the 1915 ap-
preparation for the Bureau OF Public
Buildings and OFFICES. HIS resolution
TO that effect win he considered by the
board to-day. Again the Comptroller
will fight.
In a report 10 the board ne says the
natural inference from the Borough
Presidents request IL that the appro-
p~riation for public buildings was larger
than II should have been. II this is
true. he asks. why has Mr.. Marks asked
for supplemental appropriations OF more
than $40, 900? He recommends thai the
requests for bathing money be denied.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-18
B. R.. T. OFFICIAL ON TRIAL.
Magistrate DOdd Reserves Decision
In Action Against Dempsey.

Hearing Of the Public Service Com
missions action against John J. Demp-
sey, superintendent OF transportation OF
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit. who Is
charged with a misnemeanor in falling
to obey the commissions order to stop
the cars OF the Bay Ridge line at the
Third street station. began before Mag
lstrate Dodd yesterday.
After Travis II. Whitney. secretary
of the commission. had testified that
Dempsey had attended two sessions at
which the order was discussed, u. A.
Marsh. counsel OF the h. r.. r.. moved
to dismiss the charge on the ground
that Dempsey had not been properly
served with the commission's order.
Decision was reserved until July 6.
The Mag strate meanwhile will examine
briefs submitted by opposing counsel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-18
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

GREENE at, ioo-Uni,ed Metal Covered
Door g. sash CO, asst Mayer Gutmsn
owner; John sullivan, contractor Ore.
WALKER ST. lis-East side wire Works
60 agt Moe Levy & Son. owners; l..
Rothhard. contractor, ,.,.....,.,s 55
isITH ST, 25l E-Benjamin Kornblum agt
Charles Berney, owner GencwaD .taT Is
202D ST. = :. whole block front between
Webster av and Harlem X II Co tracks.
&c W wilson & Co ast % y RAY
nond & Co, owners: Ferdinand V Nor.
ELSMERE PLACE, n =, 100 e Crotona
Parkway, l00Nli0-I.ouis Greenberg agt
Defender Construction Co. owners; Rob
ert Marsh, contractor t%renewalD 81 2t3 js
CROTONA PARKWAY, n e cor Elsmere
Place. iooxilo-Iouis Greenberg sgt
ert Marsh. contractor trenewa) &e,7sss So
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-18
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders At
,ornsy

SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. ??ss, ~.
I6.ii n .Gro,e st. 2ssnes
July II, isi2-Ellen y warner 70 fs.-,
nando Wood; ATTY. y Y i l 60. .sS
BwAy av sTS
100. II. Oct 50. iNs-Jas J and NAT, Z
Hail 10 the German. saNgs BANK. lsa
Attn av. a,'ys Amend a A. iis Sasss1
sorrH ST. i;s.i7s. ., as. from n =
cor Roosevelt 81. rune = <l9xn Isss W
osx n IA 80 Water 81 Z SIX
W Stx n 1914 10 beg taiso known as
AL, ss,r and s3s water ST. JuneN
lsll-Fanny Z u Story 20 Moses Sal.
ONION; atty. Samuel J RawAk'. .SS
sisr ST, a. W, -. 1915 . Columbus az;
isssioos. Apr Il. isis-Aies Li.t ana
ano to VIM A DwinS, ia< W ssth 81;
atty. Hy y TINT. 10 William ST. $4,000
GsT ST. so ". $ q 1853 e Columbus av.
ls.ssioo.3. Apr II. isia-same to ssmco
s',y; 'ams ,iit,h 81. '?SsYs..
June Is. Isii-Antonio and Miehsl'na
A0run,i TO Cecilia oropper: atty SAM
II GoLding. 50 PARK Row .''i.'so
soTH ST. ife W. n :. 2i5 " s'h av lssS
100 S, May 20. leiO-Frnnces T Tread
well 20 Anna u hainhorst ct al. ..rt.
&C. atty. A Smith. III Bway $500
iS2D ST. u .. 400 10 " Bvay. e1xlssio.
Aug S. lsls-SeNie A ksiy 20 Hugo II
Piesen. 1901 Foster az. BROOKLYN; ANY.
Bernard Fiashnick, 500 Rvoy W FPS -
iS2D 1T. n =. $50 " BNty. 2jxlsel0. May
10. lsl?-Annie McKelly 20 same .|io'ooo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-18
ST. NICHOLAS AVE. APARTMENT.

G%ronenberg 4 L.uchtas, architects,
have completed plans For a six story
apartment house on plot l72.Sx1449x
irregular for the Lehieh Building Cor
poration. to be located at the outh-
west corner OF st. Nicholas avenue and
l51th street. 1t will accommodate ff-
ty-ive families. n the front will be
OF tapestry brick. granite and terra
Gotta, and will cost $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-18
-
MACHINERY.
FOR SALE-MOTOR-3O II. p,
23S VOLTS-l2O AMPS.-325
REV. ALSO EXTRA IMMATURE.
APPLY BOX l22. SUN OFFICE.
CLERGYMAN'S WIFE A SUICIDE.
Victim Of MeIancholin HNnEa Her
self In Attic.

WfNsTsp. Conn, June lT-EludinE
other members OF the household. Mrs.
charlotte Townsend. so years old, wife
OF the Rev. John A. Townsend. an Epis-
copal rector of Camden. y. j., went this
morning 20 the attic Of the house In
oxford where she and her son have been
staying and hanged herself. Mrs, Town
send had been suffering with melan-
Cholia.
The family formerly resided In Con-
nectlCut, the Rev. Mr.. Townsend having
held pastorates a. Willimantic and
Hamden.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-18

WASHINGTON, June l~7.-Gnnhoat po,-
phin has arrived At Washington, collier
jupiter at Hampton Roads. collier Lebanon
Al Norfolk. destroyer reid at Presidents
Roads. rruiser San Dieso nj Tiburon, tender
l-!s and d"stroy"rs Hopkins, stewart, raul
Jones, Perry, frehlp aud TrUNtun, gun-
boats Raleigh and Yorktown at san Diego,
gunboat 'silan At H~onsknns,
The collier orion has sailed from Boston
for norfolk. destroyer Joustt from Norfolk
for full trial. collier Jason from Roston for
Hampton Roads. destroyer etandlsh from
Annapolis for Norfolk ana collier Abarenda
from Manila for Hongkong,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-18
LEASES.
Manhattan.

srH ST. IS =. str h hilary r cooper 20
stephan s;riesel. 500. = isth IT.! yTs y
Az mos from June IS, lsi5; ATTY, l. ~
R.r,tnsr s. BwHyi,: COZ s-,S' ., y
Mori,z Aeuman to Max Rothenbe,s.
1919 Lexington av. = yrn from Apr 10,
i:tTH ST, ?2s W. . store & h--Bernsrd
4 Gutenberg. err TO louis Csngro. :5o
P.rnh.imer 4 g, p p Co. i2sth .,A
,s4HH sT, sao.s ! W. ii,h moor e-oriand
Holding co to Frank Moore. St2 W ssth
OF. . yrs from oct !. 1915: atty. e TT,
belhorn. so wall ST.. ......... t,sOV
BRooME ST. %. store 4 part basement,
Chrvstir ~, 5 yrs from Nov I, 1919;
a,tys, Fitch. & q. 81 Nassau AZ $500
Bronx.
issTH ST. 77l-b L. si-Jenu.e Noln 20
Jacob Berlin. pos Kelly 81, yrs from
July. 1918; atty. Frank Kreveta,k,
FtLroN Av. $751;. ai!-Realty Options
co TO VIM Kfrchrcr, 1870 Fulton az: I
yrs from Jan /. 1918. ATTY. wilkes H.ty
co. Inc. 1881 Franklin nv....,..,' F'Sov
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-18
TO ALTER MADISON Az. HOUSE.

The fve story private dwelling at
1861 Madison avenue Is TO be made
over n enlarged for occupancy as
stores and bachelor apartments. A
new front and rear extension will he
erected, increasing the depth to e5 feet.
and a new facade will be erected at
an entire cost Of $4,000. Catherine
and Gertrude Dollard and Mary f. Cur
tbs OF Far Rockaway. l.. l., are the
owners Eugene J. Lang is the archi-
tect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-18

Many OF the conhscated money traps
have been used IN court as mute testl-
rnony against men-and women too
who have been fned or sent 10 jail for
their palns.aking deceit. AS an object
lesson for housewives and proof OF what
the Bureau Of Weights and Measures is
doing 10 protect them. the City Hall ex-
h!bit IL the best feature OF weights
and measures week. which ends Sun
day. II will ne on view again to-day
and tomorrow.
Cheating the pocketbook Is cheat!ne
the stomach reads a placard adver-
Using this rogues' gallery OF market
fraud. This is only indirectly true In
the case OF one Of the prominent demon
STATIONS. Two buckets are suspended
from two scales. Each Is full OF coal
Each buckctful was sold as n hushel
one bucket does hold a hushel the other.
not very much smaller TO the eye, Is
many pounds short, Ruying coal from
the honest pail the housewife paid AT the
ate OF $40 n ton the other pail taxed
her SIS a ton. Ten dollars was the right
price the ehyster dealer made illicitly
an extra profit OF s..
There are tin ans supposed to hold
Ave gallons, They would do 1t. except
the manufacturer cunninGly built a
smaller can inside. Whatever was poured
into the mouth Of tho can filled only the
smaller one. which holds three gallons.
ny revealing these can. in cross Sec
tions. and In some cases by cutting away
part Of the envelope 90 the can within A
can IL revealed, Mr., Hartigan shows
lust how the trick is lone.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-18
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Nauhattan

Es"phlcs Woif 10 sol Kohn'" " sam 81
p,nk TG Go; '7s nwsy,ln,';'Ia5ss
sophie A Wolf to same. atty,
PAIN A,v,,'.'. SIN a. sisioss''ss'..
st,y, r a Co. lid Bway. ~. SIS SO
10TH 1T, 50 w-Title Quar- 4 r Co to
Jehp T. Cromwsll. Crawford N u, sttN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-18
EAST SIDE NOVELTY.
Movie Theatre. Ofnccs, stores and
Dwelling Under One Roof.

on the west side OF Avenue A. 10
feet north Of Third street, a three story
building is to be erected for occupancy
as a moving picture theatre. stores. Of
fees and dwelling. 1t will be erected
on property owned by william Waldorf
Astor which has been leased by Adolph
Weiss. 1t will have a frontage Of 4s.i
feet and a depth of 100 feet. Jacob
Fisher. the architect. has estimated the
cost At $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-18
Rsskrts Reveal Tricks.

Against the wall OF CITY Hall lean sew
cral hundred wicker baskets of all sizes,
tagged condemned" None Of them
il Of standard capacity. There are also
cans and baskets and pals with false
bottoms, some OF them so inGeniously
wrought that the vendors using them
must have paid we'll for the means Of
fooling their customers. Pin dippers
and quart clippers in this collection all
have those neat false bottoms which the
housewife never sees ms the pedler or the
s,orekeeper dips up her measure Of milk
and pours It quickly into the pail she
brought from home.
There Is also a fine showing Of crooked
scales. some attesting longevity In crime
by their service scars.
The show made A hit yesterday. Men
and women passing through the park in
variably stopped to inspect II and TO
swap yarns OF their own experiences
with good and bad merchants, In the
Municipal Building Commissioner Harti-
gan Is exhibiting modern. approved, hon
est weights and measures In contrast
with the outlaws ovcr by CITY Hall.
Two hundred and ten women, repre-
senting as many organizations of the
New York Federation Of Women's Clubs.
met In convention at the Hotel Aston
last night and pledged their membership
in support OF a resolution calling into
existence a weights and measures
league. Such a league, COMMISSIONS
HartlgAn informed tho delegates, could
within three months have a membership
Of 200, 600. The members will he en-
pected 10 seek violators OF the law with
reference to dishonest weights and meas
ures, each member to be assigned to a
small zone OF district. covering the en-
tire city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-18
Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINOTON, June lf--These army
orders were issued:
First Lieut.. q Olson. Eighteenth
Infantry, to Fort Leavcnworth.
First Lieut.. q u SomerN!lle. Third Cav
airy. 70 Fort Logan, col, for general re-
crui'lng
Capt. L. q worrilow, Eighteenth In
fsntry, "a Cincinnati for general recruiting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-18
TO BUY sTH AVENUE HOME.

Verbal agreement has been given by
Malcolm u. Whitman to purchase from
P,rcIval Farquhar the dwelling at 1880
Fifth avenue. north corner Of Eighty
ninth street. on lot 25.2xl02. No con-
tracts have yet been signed. The house
is a FIVE story structure. held at s270.-
900. Il was transferred recently to the
1850 Fifth Avenue Corporation subject
10 a mortgage for s250.000. Mr.. Whit
man now lives In the Francis Burton
Harrison house at $40 Fifth avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-18
HEIGHTS APARTMENTS RENTED

Moore. schultz & Co. have leased for
Benjamin Winter to Horwitz q thinner
two six story elevator apartment houses
at SIC and 622 West l37th street. on
plot l70xl0O also sl3 and Gil West
l++th street, two Ave story flats, on plot
lo0Nl0o. for a term OF years. Aggre-
gate rental will be 1905 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-18
pYcKMAN-BROOKLYN TRADE.

The Schnell Realty Company has sold
to Eva Levine a plot l00xl55 on Post
street. between Dyckman n Academy
streets. taking in part payment three
FIVE story apartments. SOC. 5O4 and sos
Gold street. Brooklyn. Isaac Levy and
J. NJ. Simon were the brokers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-18
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

list ST, lN Felix pc LucA agt Mary
Lyons ct al, oct "a, 1914 ......,,,SUb
sd Az. 207s a 20sO--Larkin Lumber co
agt Mary E Jones 81 al, sept ~. 1911
Snncf s!kIeSSfpERTy".tEsnm;p,iir;. ;;sSssrS1
SAME PRoPERTY--Lcuis ii jsrcho et al
liTH ST, al E-soi kronman agt Fred,
erick Jackson ct ~, Dec i?. leii Sis
Brookiyn Vault Light CO al NY Pub.
lie Library, Aston. Lenox, Tilden Foun-
dations ct al. Jan 10. 1915 lean
18TH st, TIL a 775 E-Max Rrenner agt
Nicoi Building Corporation at al. Feb
III, lvlo y3bO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-18

The Equitable Trust Company haA
offered to lend to West Virginia the sl2,-
400, 900 needed to pay the judgment
on the States old debt. Just rendered
by the Supreme Court. 1t is understood
that no action can he taken by tho
state without authority Of the Leslsla.
ture.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-18
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

OWNER will sell at . bargain a choice
home building site in a restricted building
section, one hour from Battery. three miles
from 81. George; hirh point on Staten
Island, Hair are lots ~ trees, beautiful
surroundings hne sea view, taxes paid 10
tenn G. e. hoN 10 sun once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-18
EnGt NEl;E COTTAGE SOLD.

sNt,hlr y To,allnson has sold for
ian F'~Nthal 10 Florence s.. Tum-
IKE a cottage on the west side Of
~ 1yc'n", Edgemere. l.. !. II Is on
r. poi 40 feet front and l25 feet deep.
'Ne property Was held at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-18
MORTGAGES.


lender Attorney
Dow ntown.
SOUTH ST, i!s,& ~, NJ s!se Roo...
E Htii:.D't s.i! d-y :, to 70 a n.lsD T y : Man ian
son at New Haven, conn. June ii, !?
yrs. p 9 atty. Raymond Bailanun... 5!
THOMPSON ST. : >, 1863 n GRAND ct,
J "! "'2 s,p { A; .,;g.. f Be- VIII. ! I 1aBH:: i;
THOMPSON ST :. 1874 n Grand 81, ?ses
st-ssme to same 3 yrs : c. June TX
liTH. ST w ;, s56 n v I'd av, %:i1iosS
Bssyei i t. a, nSay $50
SH Mite 90 ~: Rasg' iu ne ssFHi'n VS. Sc
p. c atty. same ............,. $500
i'TH s IT M.,y s. r iSs-T Y I'd r az sa.' !
SA; Z sT,y! F'T H:sv.. I 4''i ie &. ri -;
SAME PRoPERTY-same to Urban Sc,
curities Co. los Bway. June 9, / y: :
p G. atty same $500
East side.
Gas, OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and 10th sts)
S'TH ST. s s. 40 " Lexington av. :5x
iooSnks"e to Emisrsn' Ind
$4,000, ! ", b p G. atty. T q Go,
5sTH ST n 5. iCsse Madison av. 'is'sSs
o'Brien, Jersey City, y J, June Is, due
OCT 20. is'b' 8 p c. atty, n Y T In. Go:
7sTH ST : s.. 1914 " I'd av. l7,ixf5'sw
Cath l.. Kane to Title Guar and Trust
Go: LIZ Broadway June H. due "a
West of Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and 10th sts)
18TH ST, -, ass e 10Th av. ?2exsse-
Hy y 4 simmons TO Emigrant Ind Saw
UGoTman. ii cShambers ST.. ',sstooo
5OTH ; n - sth ay,, i6sxlooS
Rank, 81 sth av, June II. due as per
bond; atty, John A Dutton. so Maiden
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north Of 10th ST.
i52D ST. 526 W, =. 3s5 W Amsterdam
Isaacs, as trustee Of Breslauer Realty
60. a, Madison. y j. pr mtg $4,000.
June 10, in-ta'i'' q p c. ATTY Lit GO
1857 ST !. 800 ". Fl Washington sv,
lvg an py mk Hs,s,s, All Madison os" Az. % June ,e
II, du. Dec IL. 1915, 6 y C; atty, T g
Co. l76 Bway $3.50 900
Borough OF The BRONX
lssTH ST, u :. iOs e Washington av, AK
irreg-Glengarin Constr Co. Inc, to Man
haitian Mtg Co. 200 Bway, June 10, due
as per bond atty, I q a 7 CO, ~
isssTMHi ST. :, in E Washington az. Sss
~l26s-same to same. June is. due as per
,,ss 2T4Ha' 81. 'y Il saTisss . Washington az rsi' Sis
~I25.s-seme to same, June 10, due as
per bond. atty, same ,,,...., >, 1871, 000
LOT Y. blk ~ mar Morri, parks,EiiE N
-, due as per bond atty q s%quires. .es
LOT g. map attached to report in action
Nillaverde VS. Casanoya-John J DUFFY ia
Grant Squires, gdn. go W 7sth At, June
2e9 Madison sv ..,,....,,,,..,.,...si O6
LOTS 10 & $50. mar. Hunts Point Rlty
West Burke, VI, May. 8, due as per bond
LEsGi,GyEfr Sq Nv' WV M ssns st. "y sox, Ssc
Fac Riig &C, Inc, to German SAVING
rerecorded from May 20 1915; attys
Amspd q A. 10 NASSAU st ',a',ooc
lO0--Modern Holding Co, Inc, to Abb
Dorb, $50 Claremont av. June IL, due a,
per bond. atty. Herman Gottlieb, 2es
| BWhy ...'. ..'s.,. . . . vb,UOl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-18
LARCHMONT PLACE SOLD.

Alexander Bradley & Son Of Larch-
mont Manor ave sold for Mrs. +. p.
Sperry Of Sierra Madre. CAL her Sound
View property, on Pryor lane. Larch-
mont.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-18
ROGUES' GALLERY OF
SCALES PUT ON VIEW
Exhibit at City Hall includes
All Sorts Of Money Traps
to Cheat Buyers.
SHOW ATTRACTS MANY

Close by ire hnck eteps Of city Hall
a temporary museum was set IN yes.
,erday 10 show the public how II has
been de.rauded by crooked merchants
and what 10 look for IN order moi 10 be
.wlndled hereafter. II IS an exhibit OF
dishonest weighing and measuring de-
vices that ave been seized by Commits
s!oner Harttgan's men from trlcksters
in all parts Of the city.
II ranges from a great heap Of paper
boxes hat lied about the quart they
were supposed 10 contain TO "oushel'
baskets that would hold only a half
bushel OF potatoes because A smaller
basket was woven inside the big one so
nobody would know II when the recep-
tacle was full.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-18
LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE ron SALE
PROPERTY

Are YOU Interested In a waterfront bun
galov7 II so. write. call or telephone;
little cash needed. no brokers S. EiCHES.
ats w. 3tth ST.. New York City. lei. 1890
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-18

LOW WATER THIS DAY.
ssndyH'k. 53t Gov. Island. 55i Hell Gate. Isl
Arrived THrRSDAY June II.
ss Europa. { A NJ. Naples. June 4
s. Caserta $40 N, Naples, June /.
IS City OF Hankow, II A N, shields.
June
So Savarino. $50 A " Oran. June !
81 LuCeric. ! A NJ. Lon ion. June 3
So Zacapa. io:J A NJ. Kingston. June ~.
s. Pleiades, 1855 r. NJ. Crlstohal. June Q.
S. Psloma. A. NJ ,Artlia june u
ss Berlin. I A. NJ. Prosrcso. June .
So Lewis X Thurlow, ! p NJ, Cris,ohal.
June
s. Mexico CMesN, u;@ A NJ. Guam, snamo.
June II
SIS Proteus. New Orleans. June -.
Sc Arspahoe. Jacksonville. June II.
S. Madison. Norfolk, June 10,
So Turnbrtdee. philadelphia, June ls.
S. Sark, philadelphia. June Is
SIS Falk. Boston. June -
Sc Chesapeake, Baliimore. Jun. Is.
- Patria, Palermo, June
Sc City Of Columbus, savannah Ju5e ~.
ARRIVED FROM YORK
S. pucs desli Ahruzzi. az Naples
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So Cretic, al Naples
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FARMS FOR SALE.
MONT.

FARM FOR sALE-so. VT. about 400
acres, estimated 100000. feet hardwood
timber. sugar orchard. 1000 trees. two sets
buildings. saw mill. desirable estate locA-
ton Address F, + BEEpLEs. Edsewood.
Hsere. y. II.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC.
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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-05-13

Mrs. Katie Perry visited her
daughter, Mrs. Leo Gates, one
day last week.
Mrs. Grace Gates made a short
call at Mrs. c. H. Nevis Mon.
day afternoon.
The party at Leo Gates was
we'll attended and everybody re-
ported a good time.
We have certainly been having
some fine showers of rain, If il
will only keep it up,
Mrs. Mary Hylton and Miss
Eta made a pleasant call at J.
H, Ioung'> Saturday,
Several of the Olathe young
people attended the all day meet
ing at Prairie Hollow Sunday.
Miss Eula Turner visited her
sisters, Miss TresSie and Mrs.
Sadie Sprague, Saturday night,
and together they called at J.
H. Ioung'S Saturday evening.
JUMBO.