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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
APRIL 9.
The Bronx.
The Bronx.

ruFgtoT Az vs. rs Wood AZ . sly and a'ti'
frame dw 2 2oy4O. Mar Rehns 1913 lis,n
A. owner, A Primer -Jt3 Nestch'sief Az. s.cm.
taCt, cost. 91.VNJ
lstTA ST 70 cor Creston az. two 5 story .rf
tennis. GA24x15. t0x1a d. Wicklow Bui ding Co.
ftr p ! DUytr. 1879 Southern Boulevard prc,l-
dent owner kreymuoTs Architectural ~ 1913
F. lU|d So architect. cost, SlO5.uvJ
fraue asphalt plant 4-IJQ. Ciy o. New i9ra
,,,'''- add ,--h,.a.t. 5000
VAN CORTLANOT PARK go Buay. sy
tame sIod l-5AIJ0. cry of New hOlk owner
q WadreAJu. Ciaremout Park. architect
A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10
COFFEE.

The con,e market wa asan heavy under hquila-
zion closing 2as points net lower. Selung pressure
~ rof Great until near the close. whom offerings
,rere Aggressive 10 was evident hat there Vas
lark OF confidence 90 The situation, no-NlluaitAt
aa1t,cgIarIy heavy In May but The ate position
ie,,'ued readily 10 sympathy and there "as iIf.H'i
... mo on the part o. holders ~ 41us contacts o..
ils Iste months Prices IN Brazil we're unchanEr4.
BON for tie mllreis prices aud 90 tho CO. ana
- 94f roFif.on Tie SPOT trade vas inactive. Hi
consumers are not disposed t5 buy ahead. iN We
lao "a prospects Tor large crop heat season. iN
+-. io.si st5t make. quotations we're upniii ally
iilrosn.ed with RIO 10 quoted 81 bc. Range %
contract prices 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

gain q nearly 81 900 900 By The banks Is indi-
Gated b. reported movements Of currency This week
Tie gain from he Interior vas sI.242.O00 ship
men,s including 81 s67 oOo national bank notes
sent 20 Washington ,or redemption $500 900 trans
,errei through tho sab-Treasuy TO New Orleans
and $500 900 IN gold sent to PhiladoghiA for Cuban
coinage The ga.1 on ordinary SUI Treasury Trans
aclOLs vas $6l- 900
p C Moore has purchased for smother. Tie
Cotton Exchange membership ~ F. 4 Barrett Tor
81 400 Tbs Is a. advance u 500 over Tho
previous transaction and 10 "a reported ina.
ia u 81 JyJ has been made fyr sea-
The soce'. F,nanctere Franoo-Americsins. n.
PARE has e.ected A Hepburn 20 me board u
directors IN phase Of the late Norman Is. He4n.
Stockholders Of the Waylsnd on lnd Gas Com.
pany viii hold q special meeting in this city on
ApHl = 20 approve az Issue O, $500 900 per
cent cumu alive preferred stock Tie proceeds ars
L. be used 20 provide Tor the acquisition free %
deb, u ne property Of the Lee OIL Company.
those sock Is aJS owned By The former company.
Announcement, has been made b. the bankers who
20 atera trust refuudng bonds % The Chicago
Junction Railways and Union STOCK Yards Cgin-
paly. that the entire Issue has been disposed Of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10
Builders Buy Bronx Plot
for Apartment Site

is3D ST, s25- s7i ". all; Mary " IAllie % Samuel
IorDWitz. 1900 Hoe az, 10 yrs from OCT l. w.
atty, n y Reiss. 300 BwV: 49,, =. s S,,l'
ue H0roWiz, g01 Union sv: Us from Agui -,
1918. Gttys, Bteifbst a Is. 800 BwV: Ni;iyg
t40TH ST. 20j 300 ", all. sherman 90 70 =
Summer. zoo W l4sth ~ 3 ~ from hay Il
1915. atty. ] Kohn. 400 5th az. @o'z'V
The Bronx.
10TH ST, s.. o35 For q; third store MAY
Holding Co 10 Mary Chlnsky. s62 southern Bouie,
yard. yn from May IS. 1918. ATTY u Er~i, ~ ~
Bway. sisV
WCsTcHEsTER Az. SO5-07 and Union AZ. SO.
SIS. store AID cellar: W Burland 10 II stern, so
T. iGlst Il. 8 yrs 3 moa from Aug /, 1919. alyf
II steiuback. ESQ Morris nv. s., 600 to bi.LVO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10

70 Cecilia n Notfbsck. 677 Madls0n Az Apni
due as per bond. same atigj 800 1870
3lST ST. =. ~ 10Th az. ll0rlO5f' fv', "
Dist 80 co 70 " Barrett. us 5ta A.. hV,n p
tp1Or n'F 5000 .000l due Jan !. 1917, . .yo6t
sttys. E.sns q \ r. 40 BEy. -, {56.soe,
40 ST. cor Madison A. llSe1-; w "a .i
s0n 10 G0uwneur M'g Corp. $50 BTVi Apin
lpri9r mtg ilj7O0o. due as per bond ~95}y
OTH ST. ne. 1873 Az r.. 25rolo. s
Levine n " Mendefz. spring valley, -
April 2 fpdor mtg $4,000 due Oct .. lsls
o c. atty. Wolbarai. 900 BFay, '@'-'V
The Bronx.
BRYANT Az q. $40 lGJth - three los. each
42El00. three building loan miz'. each $4,000
Tupod Realty Co. Inc 10 City Mtg CO. l. wa
=. April s.. demand. C. atty. + sn,o.F. oi l55
SAME pROPsRrY; tire. mtgs. each 81. 600. Same
% American Real Estate Co. 5Z1 9TH az. April Z,
3 yrs. 2 C: zane atty. AllV1Y
Realty co 20 Lawyers Nig Co, - Liberty 81.
Aphl g. dus per bond atty, I g I 90, 81.
SANE PROPERTY SAM 20 8 W Hughes. Green
wich. Conn prior mtg t53.0oOl. ADhl s. 2 -,
y C.. atty. H-,VyV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10

mi, PED: ,S1I~GroN STORAGE WARP
UoUSE A VAN COMPANY, LlMIIEi,
1900 EIGHTH AVENUE, NEW hOhh
CITY.

LIBERTY STORAGE All, WAREH o.,
COMPANY. 43. 6 and ~ West 64ih street
TO Estate Of Katherine Nicholas ana 49,
s,usfus vs. clark Marian Cockourn, Cnat .tS
6.Tav Charles Figaro MIS- Harry hsl1'
Harry Katz and Leumann loesch * Weinstt'I
Jo-sub GoldstIker. Grace VI Irdnk a, u 3
sTre Furlonge. John r. Mooney O.. bt'ir'
Wr Bets Sir Hortn. J. Guthrie l<esIl.h'
Green J. H. Ford. Mrs. p hammaf-
f.-e Eugene Ia RouX. Mts Thomas ~
ferfis and Deputy sheriff j Cook MS ~
.Ca Ware Miss Georgia D0zier and Co"peF.
tHwait Furniture COMPANY You ana each OK
Won are hereby notified mat the time Tor t-7
49, lert of or l.an upon the property here
matter having expired after due noiice me e.
of had been git.u yoH We VIII cause g
..-oD.r-v 90 vic. DO .seho.d goois a.ie
1.,rrtardiee. stored by you or IN your name
In he warehouse % the company. 20 - 500
A. public auction. according 90 ;he sta'lis
in surb cases made and provided. a. 30
e,.tion rooms Of IS q. Fiattau son
eogth.aat corner 1871 Street ana University
place New York city. commencing tuesday
t.-u goth 1913. a. 90 30 m, and coutinuins
on every TUESDAY an1 Wednesday Thereafter,
m me same place and hour. until all tho
goods have been sold ...,,.
LIBERTY STORAGE AND "AhEhoCoE
COMPANY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10

gI-CAR Ft-Tt-RES-The sales Of large amount
~, - s'gar an the SPOT and ChOat. made yesiei
Gsy seem to have eliminated Oesrisn factor N
80. rerte, Tor sugar futures. and prices To-Day we're
a. closing Al l@5 points net advance. WIN
il i1T ssies ~ $50 tons The demand SAs more
Lee Uauae II prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York April 9. 1915.
CpAIn

vHEAT-I'he wheat market rallied from esrlv
decline. and while The volume of business Wa,
comparatively small prices were firm at ne Close
tie West were favorable for the growing crop.
splendid rains having fallen over largo area ives.
- the Mississippi and at scattered points ~ tho
ohio Valley. Good rains arc needed over IRA ..l-
ais the entire section east or the river lA'
Liverpool market lower. largely 10 sympathy
.Iih America and on improved political conditions.
IIt white some II the domestic markets were TO-
Hgouccd by peace rum0rs. they bad 30 apparent
influence On wheat. There export inquiry ia
evidence during the day, but the demand vas D..
aggressive. Interior receipts were light ana wees
toGrances showed falling or o. almost S.oVJOll
bushels from last week although they were a1'u-
sOOC 900 bushels IN excess q last years movement.
was quoted a, I.63 ana No 2 hard az 81 ssh All
raU e 4 I track export. No ] NOT Duluth SltN.
aid No / Nor Manitoba. Slt4'z. blHao.
opening navigation Wheat including nouI. et..,.-
for the week. according 70 lrad,ireei s. AssIes"l5
Tsll 464 bushels AGAINST l)Iio.-J2 last week ard
-4-4 80 last year. since July J. 5lN.l1 ga. 2.
against 2o-.o4l 0J2 last year r9i1 fEpoTs i.T '"f
Sa5 las, Year C5RN-The mafkc. Or .om
showed net gains % &c. me uI'uIH "h' Y".
q. evidences o. improvement IN the domestic casa
demand and on largo c-earances ~. 'fs si.t
mout- are exceeding expectations. brad,ife,,
b.sbcIs compared with - 400 last year In ihe
local cash market No ? yellow corn was qu'iea q,
SiR.r : 10 arrive. 0ATS-IAers was a SINAI ni,
volume OF business. hut prices were nrmcr ln ym.
uath. with wheat and corn and on turinef iaR O..
EXPORT sales. which were said 20 nave neen on =
Ltcral scale so far ms "eeh me l c a. c. tA'l
,..-tef uas firm. standard quoted m 1f" 80.
~, oh.'e fsi.acsN.c. No white CO.. ah2A,o.
80 4 white. oIiFGGl4.c: fanny clipped white ''9
CO... ordinary clipped white. - o'tzo an Se'a Do,
rya'rt BARLEY Market quiet mating taS
= pr.saf1 UAY-Marke, steady No j. Nl.D' %
oslo. ~ Q. &a$l.oJ. NJ 3. s93t''. s"ii'lNt'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10

Prices dropped 50 cents. some sales Of
medium stock selling al even greater de-
went to the scales Common 70 prime yeals
throwouts at i54S5. cry dressed veals
lower, at 12gl5llc; country dressed a.
5 y q l2c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
with the exception OF few head. Feeling
steady Ordinary 10 good lambs 'unshorn.
sold at sIogiii per 100 lbs. Dressed nut
ton steady l0Ql5hc per ID dressed lambs.
hot house lambs. i59S5J per carcass.
Receipts. ass head about a carload tor
sale Market firm. Medium 20 light hogs
$3.50 Country dressed hogs no longer
quoted
Chicago April s.:.HoGs,-R.ecsiDt;:;. ~
900 strong B u G !, 81 high lg9'' s
ITO rough, $500 |s.75 pigs. So q ;6.75.
CATTLE-Recepts. 1000: arm. Native beef
steers. 'sGSso COWS 9 en- !, b, hste D. SSs
7 900 nrm. sheep. s7.4OGss.5o; lambs. 1850
Sti Kansas city. April s-HoGs-Recepts.
~: packers isk and butchers .sS5qs1 Light
s. s0aS7. pigs. s. 80 81. cATTLtt-ite-
se.ntss 500: steady Prime fei steers. s. D. y
IN steers. l6Qt-.s5. cows. sat-. he.ters.
s,Its 10. stOckers and feeders. 500 \ s. l5;
taSs y5aS5O. calves {5Qtlo SHEEP
paGaints. 700: strong Lambs. 1918 u so 30;
yeariings. yS50Gge25. wethers, us =
ts65: ewes s SOFAS 90.
- Louis. April -HOGS-ReceiPts' : goo :
bicher Pigs and lights. 500 IS. mixed
ana butchers. t710uE55. good heavy.
s-ioRE52O CATTLE Receipts. 400
steady Native beef steers. s. e $ 80; cows
and helfers. IS 80 . IS so; stockers and iced
IS Il IbTt1 Is, Texas ant Indian steers.
ts2sTg775 cows and heiters. 81 50. ma
lie caves ts4S9 EP-Receipts. 200 !.
steady Native muu0ns. $ = - q lambs
yqs0T 1880: yearlings, ti59g& 80 ,
sheared yearllngs. 81 $50 $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
APRIL @
Manhattan.

10TH ST. 100 East. Abraham Berl'ctsr et Al 80
Milton I. Halol 20 81 ''ln.rI.'ii 80.
BROADWAY. 1871 ~ liit. superior Corncs aAl
sI,Ight Works. Inc al W4A Corp et a., March
'-iSis 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10
THE WASHINGTON STORAGE WAREHOUSE
R Val COMPANY, LIMITED,

No. 1900 Eighth Ayenue.-To Whom y
Nav Concern The following Described
pso9.,I erects and merchandise. beions.ng
~ or held for account ~ Mrs Helen
Brurjes. Perry Curtis. Mrs Relle Fe, lt.,'
II a. Jennings Mrs Carl A. kolo. Mrs
Tasse lie Brun her heirs s. administIa-
tors. Mrs. S Liudley. Mrs. NJ. II. Macs
49, 'i'', W i PiNerburg. julius Robinson
Wrs Mamie RuIdock her hctrs & admins
frators. George Salznan. Mrs c. W. Wal
lace. Mrs Florence West. T. X. :" tlll'i..s'
,',I De- sold 20 satisfy the lien Of the ln-
Iarst-reI thereon az public auction. % tl.e
bIcbest bidder. AT so. 300 ElGHl u
ATENI,E EOROUGH OF MA%HAIIA,N,'
-''rir f.r. AT 1880 A. NJ. and on each
slitcecdi1g Monday thereafter until se'd
sale Doe completed. 49,, ., ,a,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10
JTLuS hINDERMANN y Sons, INC.
STORAGE NAKEHOUsEs.

Rr,nx Borough. New York city. April ara.
1915. 49, c
To y Deylin. whitney opera company
You and each or you are hereby notified
that the time Tor the payment OF our
len upon the property hereinafter de-
sr~ibed having expired. after due notice
thereof had been given you. We viii cause
such property. 70 Wit, Household Goods,
IN tho warehouse Of this company az $3.50
ES7 wales Avenue. by you or lu your name
Tor In which YOU may have an INTEREST,",
~ be- sold az public auction. according %
.fba stafute 100 such case made and proc
RIded al the warehouse. Sos bs5-3Al
N.Ies Avenue. near laJth street Ncg
York Clty. on Tuesday. April 20th latb
a. 10 4 ~. aud q the sale thereof 8
nor completed on said date the same
Will he continued az the same place on
every Tuesday thereafter. beginning - 10
A. 81. and continuing uat!l all tbs goods
are sold
JULIUS bINDEKMANN & suns. INC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10

n-per tons prevailed fof bog poducN VIII .
- sctive demand from commission houses ".N
,.I nSrs ptompted by slight aiyace IN. e pase
q i've hogs and Oh eyderces Of lap'o ot G6,.as
ne T ia oo5 estimated Tor SATURDAY. goo has,
cg received 600 End d Omaha gosy 02' Go N
o.eaN ,iqS52i 20 BEEF-Steady m,ss. 81. g
: .5 family ,sqs22 packet ;l2ss eIiF'
india moss t55stS6 DRESSED 55S x oCS no 'l 5
9S5Sc w. Sgs' lie CUT MEATs-PcEed belize
QUIET u u. lSc y b. l2+G, u 6 l4 .1 Pl'A;ri
e lIs sc: county. or e6ec L Ian o., s5
Middle %e, sloe ely ard ,t ar@. KS 60 Soc be-
Wrs-i Kegs ne. compound quiet. ~ "a
ARINE-Fim. CLEO. $40. city lard steaili'e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10
coTToNsEED OIL.


IN. market Tor cottonseed oil "a mod ,s ~,
active and pnces we're lfftgl'Sr ~ - ~ We
ss arIress IN ard evidences % some improvement
4. he spat situation and a. 'seuec oi riule oHe5
a. @ Storts iu April hii that position up 10
lnfs ,. I9t late IN The day the other months de.
,eiorei an easier tone under prom laHlns Aua n.e
',..vv.'.,ior-s acre 10 points higher f'r Apnl a.d
ereesiv 70 2 points lower for tao o.Lef POSI-
lions The range VI prices w..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10
MECHANICS LIENS.
Al Kill y
Manhattan

,,er Ct i2t 20 ie5 W Kenmore Iron Works inc
%, :, Fran. u, ASST. owner. Kuhn sqhhc
zTH ST % and R?'4 Ty3, sP 5 5., and
Na,-a au''.-' 49, t4J-4
,sTH ST. i2o ". Murphy Lumber G. Co ., az.
clara L Ogden. owner WINCH" 81 81
wFsr rNo Az 20 20 "a. Barrett A M's GO AZ A..
Tsouo,I Hclurser owner; Ne" lofA I'LL "a
Voofr. Co. contractor, ,.-.,,,.,, A a.
coiuNBUs Az 10. same AT Consrestu44, 50 40
WaIh Aoh.m Anehei. owner. Ne" i''" az s5
Tar Roofing Co. contractor,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. Ayyil Q. 1918.
BUTTER.

COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
Nev York. Apyii O. 1918
BUTTER.
Receipts today 55ii paetascs. Good trading
and arm market FOR al 81 ads m creamery. mere
Tsr. ''io-s s S' 5i i fSI He css is ssis o ned
ltc. nvaici has advanced sud T. ao.ilhg ue,'i.
Ladies ana packing stock ffm '-.a.i.P. tANN
~ sgoIei' sl'sc higher ,.'i1s' s-' ~, t
erreamery. held extras .a- scored. 2ss hI's -tT%
dairy. finest. eic. syol 10 prime. 2i9agc, common
% iAr q. -'.t fcYu'a'cl trraa. rs q. 81 9,'
hrsts. 22A -3e. lower grades. 1@22c. imitation
00-ts. 2lhc. seconds .0l @2l. lower grades. isg
-Jc PACKING st.cA. cufGcat make. $50 2. -u-' lower
CHEESE.
Receipts to-day. S,, boxes. Ma-ke, generally
lies o. fresh held Demand Tor white Is more &C
u'o than co.orod. but strictly fancy colored not
urged Skins steady and unchanged STATE. " ~.
iea f'.''ei. ,l,,is no Il -. "Aiir sg9glas.
"e a,rf1s' fancy lo'. ie1c uade' si4ds', -
1I'.. ira' e'o-'d Specials i.g 4'At VINO.
iec.af. la'sc. co'0r,1. average ta,y. !iA@ Zoe;
"a ic. a'e'ase i".{ ..c' o. ,tr- gal-'i, l'a ~
teus. flo-c h.4 Young Americas. lDe l6isc.
f-r,h. twins. lt4l3itc. 81. hsln fats; ia Ice;
G,e's' iNli .1. sp-Iii, f' ~ g 5D
N4 Toe. skim,. common. 38sc
EGGS.
Receipts to-day 1898 cleos. Market opened
Win nuner tone and higher prce' 900 most Gai-5.
.ul at the advance trading a i'te Quietef NoAt
o' esgs sold HeL Whites going iu.2 ireezers fapli-
b Duck eggs moving slowly Fresh sathsred
er.t, 21c. Grts 2I92.i1c. regular packed extra
rrsts 2Iisc. Arsts s1i1ZI BE. seconds l9A a2o4c;
u!rb ami pooIer l9ssa4yt4r, dr-ica no ]. l94
30 @il 80. 10 ,t,.-,,,r ,.','1, s9i
defective -lo --'zc. sol. 90 "hi.es' as 10 ,l.e
a. quality. ID --'- Western % hc-ed whites
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10
DAILY IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

Daily imports and exports Of general
az the Port Of New IorS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10

NstesY loans D 4 CO. to srse, u - 80, -:
and l0fts IS Daymentsl sIA''V''
The Bronx.
LONGFElLOW Az. r 8. 1924 n Wss'ehosteT ~
5grli8.G, Manhattan Mortgage GO loans Absaf
Realty 90. % erect one siy apartment ~ (Ay-
mcnts, i5@..+g
BRYANT Az. g. $40 10Th =, iooTi25; Ciy
Mortgage CO loans TUrpod Realty Co. ne =
erect three ~ aDimts fll paymenisl; Nl.V,D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10
OILS

Refined petroleum WAS steady ard uneaGgsd
ftrs,s,d OH quiet a. recent prices. lETROLEt VI
staIdGrd white bbs New York and PhilAdetma,
Zoe. bulk. &c. standard white. cass Nes aolh
III p,iIsde. phia Zoe, water white. bis. NeH urA
- Phisde'phia SOC; bu.k. &c; water sh.ie.
esSes. New YORK and Phnade phia l!c LIN SD
OIIl-Amercan seed cry raw. Is@oie' 0e'-'
IN fss 62@63c. Calcutta raw. zoe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10
NAVAL STORES.

The ,srpcr',ne marhe, was steady End unchahs ed.
,,i-b s,.,t abie dutsId losll A.a ~ we're A..-
t,s nine bbs 49, TAR-He,ou and BUN. o.
R6sIN- Common TO good siTaineii, Sie' Is s,. *
DSsr- NJ t5Oc; y. soc. " g. 6Uic. ard W W,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-12
MRS. c.. L. SCOTT,
MRS. w. r JONES
GET THE MOTORS
ANNOUNCEMENTS MADE OF TEN PERSONS
SUCCESSFUL IN THE HERALD CONTEST

Herald N in
o'clock Saturday night, checked
Rio oan Railroad who kindly served Judges OF the
tomohle
Jones' Fne, $115e Overland
Mrs vava Butler Brownsville
Mis- Thompson Fourth Prize Double Trip
Pansm Exposition.
II Brownsville, 52l o3 Sixth Pre Single Trip to
Panama Pacific Exposition
Ipsconb Panama Pacific
Mis- Grace
J Mann Brownsville votes, Nmh
Harding Gold
The
the and the
eland turned Mrs l. Scott
o The OVERLAND costing Sl
eNepd q
notified and either have a.
wle The Stnch 4 Zelder
to
deiverdt her homeby theag
AT check $500 III"
equivalent Exposition
Brownsville valued at SOD
by tered malod o Miss Minnie a Mission
. Brownsv
Exposition valued $2o Check for the amount
Mis- uh 4 single 10 the
Panama Pacific Mnr ml, Il old of Ednurg
Mr. Ilp~com bha-
and NmthIn Nictroa>. by Miss Grace
Of and Brownsville, will Brownsville
from Knusa. to Jewlry
behind their orders which the cause of the delay
will be delivered 10 the contestants
Tenth in gold mailed to Miss Winnie Harding Me
Allen
Herald to
eHor at the
!. cometev satisfied Of principal tthat Of
achieved the number
that the Val
the increasing popularity OF the paper
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-12
DEPUTY CONSTABLE PABLO FALCON
SHOT AND KILLED, AND DEPUTY
SHERIFF EMCARNACIOM CUEL-
LAR FATALLY WOUNDED.
SHOOTING OCCURRED SHORTLY AF.
TER MIDNIGHT At MAGNOLIA
BALE" GR0uMD-1EElCERS
SEEK BROTHER: TO-DAY


pio"hsFine Pfecihet was 7hot ana Killed.
aud Deputy Sheriff EncarnacIon (Chon)
! Cuellar. was fatally wounded Al the Mac
noI,, ol,,Je" ..ro,,,J 49,, d h,If ,,,I.
'oaay. bsph'y chetin tat Haley ana other
county olhceis ana ciiy ponce To-Day are
searching Tor Adelaide ana lgnacio
oantu, brother, who Il n alleged by wit
nes,e, were seen with pistols m their
hand
\ ,do,..,aa r,.. ai.o4
/ !,
= ANU i'ipE II p
uesi'' e'hh'' z" !" ne NsAie'n slhe lol
political rea a-p'-. nd N believed still 81
| the Amaricau eldc
| ns,,,,,,- -Lo-,H ~, I'LL, nL \.
.,
~
VI 'hefl' ". - YUM W me h"rth ehd OF
The county. -aid y" could learn no reason
Tor the >hn"tlrg lguacio tantu the sun
| day preNiuu- Wa arrested by the two otti-
GERS at The Same bale (dance) ground on
IL charge ot disturbing The peace. and was
hned - am costs ~ The justice court.
totai "i ~'N shole were hred, according
II - officers, Tour IN the men VIII" Killed tai-
con ana wounded 'uellar, ana Two by 'uel-
iar WI" ilTed irtm ihe ground ~ two i"rms
heeing toward ihc h"iSh through the dark
ness. raicoh "d' sifncE once ana died ~
twenty minutes. 'ueilar was shot m tn"
leit sidc. me alenIEr- physician, Dr. r..
;. Mcoam, believes the bullet struck near
me heari' ana lodged ~ me spine. causing
paralysis ~ me legs = MOI believed ho
VIII recover.
An inquest va lrli over the remains Of
Falcon soon alter the shooting by Justice
Of the Peace Henry J. Kirk Three ar
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7O-Years Old Woman.
Charged With Murder
OfHusband, On rial
fBy ASSOCIATED rress.i

Marlin. Tex. July 12-Mrs Kate VII
ganoski. seventy years old, was to ee tried
here today on an indictment charging that
she murdered her husband by striking HIM
on the head with q stick of stove wood
here last, February. 1t J. said Sue killed him
because. although he was worth $4,000,
be refused 10 allow her any money and had
iii treated her. Mrs. Wlleauo~k' burned the
body and hid the charred remains ~ post
holes lately dug on her premise, according
to the police.
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MEXICO CITY AND AGUAS CALlENTES
CAPlTUlATE TO FORWARD
MOVEMENTS or ARMIES or
THE FIRST CHIEF.
FALL OF CAPITAL or GONZALES IS
CLAIMED CoNFiRMED-OBRE-
CON CAPTURED AGUAS CAL
lEMrEs ~ SUNDAY FIGHT.
CONDITIONS ron RECOGNITION
ARE NOW MORE FAVORABLE.

Washington. = C. July 12-etate
Department officials when asked to-
dav If the CarranZs occupation OF
Mexico Cltv would affect the question
of recognition saId that no definite
consideration ha5 Net been gwen tn
subject, but they said that condition
are more favorable for recoenIlon.
The United Stote- VII watch
carefully the attitude aud policy "a
. the Carranla authorize - Mexico
City. but there viii be- no Mexican de-
n non, Il " believed. tor =ome time
owing to the pressing nature IT the
German Affair.
Heretofore the possession Of MeXi-
80 City has not been regarded a5 oi
much Importance. but there are now
indications that II Carranza can Inn
prove bi- position ~ further acqui-
-lticn north ot capital and pos=Ib-
. " restore communication with the
American border. IN chance TOR the
United ctaie- moral upport will be
improved
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xsxs xx.S1sss

Confirmation "f the capture "a Mexico
City by General Pablo Gonzales Saturday
afternoon "a , o'clock and a message fI1,m
General Luis Cabalero al Monterrey an
uouncng the capture oi Agua- Caieuie-
SUNDAY afternoon bv the Carranza force
under General Alvaro Obregon. was the iin
portant new, announced today by Col.
Pedro A. Chapa, chief of arms IN Mala-
moroS. Message - stating were received
IN MatamoroS late Sunday from General
Caballero. and served 10 cause much r.
iocing among the officer and troops ~
the city across the river
General Cahallero SAID
"For your Information and hhat Won
may communicate n to the officers and
troops IN your command. | be- 70 inform
you that the City If Mexico ~ terday
Saturday, July l0) At , o'clock m the
evening, fell INTO ihc power of the Con
-ttutionali>t forces commanded by the
chief of the division. General Pablo Con
zales. having taken from the enemy three
cannon. and having inflicted 2 loss Of 5000
IN dead. wounded and captured TODAY
(Sunday. July ll the city of Aeuas Cal
ientes fell INTO the power oi the forces VI
General Obrcgou"
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Admiral Prevents
Guaymas Smelling

tnayamas. Mex. july IA general
hcmbardment Of Guaymas bT the Car
RAMA gunbcat Guerrero, planned tcr
today. has been prevented ~ Z rrcte5t
from Admiral Howard Of the United
STATES cruiser Colorado The -unbc-t
y nmanhcr. however sail hat he -
tends TO-DAY - open 6re on any ~oathera
Patiiic trains leaving ~ entering rna.
ynids and upon the Mexican Eteamel
Bonita. hing ~ the harbor here l"cati..f'
these trains and steamer hav. been used
to transport troops. IT IS believed The
city is not in much danger from tie firt
If is restricted Ia these two points. The
Guerrero arrived here Saturday, block
aiding the port. n