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'ZAg KITCHEN
|I2e1EHSgABHNET

We are spirits clad in wells;
Man by man was never seen:
All Our deep communing fails
To remove the shadowy screen.
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T. lola ITEMS :!

Your correspondent took advantnp,
of the canning demonstration given
by Miss Dora Edna Ross at Hon.
dale To get some special pointer,
on canning vegetables. Beans and
corn have long been my bette noire
mich ] am glad to say has been
routed by the lncid advice aud dem
"hsirarion given by Miss Ross. /
was surprised that the attendance
was not larger. The threatening of
the weather perhaps was responsible
Now for the benefit of the many who
were not present. ! will tell few of
the things ] learned from Mis-, Ross ::
First, she tests the lids of the
Jars 50 there will be- no doubt of a
perfect fit.
Second, she advises new rubbers.
or course, to have satisfactory re-
ulis, only first -cluss fruit or veg
rtables should be- used. The beans
and peas used To demon ,trale were
put in muslin bags and plunged into
hriskly boiling water. This blanchine
process eliminates the acid Juices
which tend TO soften vegetables and
also starts the flow of colorine mat
ter. After being left in the hot water
five or ten minutes. the vegetables
are taken out and plunged into cold
water, after which the jars are filled.
Into each quart jar, Miss Ross put
4 teaspoon full of salt and adds suf
licipnt boiling water TO fill the space
between the vegetables. The hds are
then put on; but not too tightly.
The Jars are now placed ia the boiler
aud subjected to boiling for from one
10 two hours, after which they are re
moved. the lids frightened as much
as possible, and the work is done. |
The tretment of corn differs from
that ever seen before here. Instead
81 cutting the corn from the cob nj
once, the whole ears are placed IN
boiling water for ten minutes. Thu. .
sets the milk. The corn is next
plunged into cold water and then cut
from the cob and filled into the is,
An tins II is treated the same a
other vegetables. except that corn
honld he boiled lonsar. Alopelher
the lecture of Miss Ross was very
Instructive and was greatly enjovel
by all who heared il.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Valentine nf
Fort Worth. Texas, are visiting Mr.
VALENTINES parents. Mr.. and Mr.
IL. Lucas. This Jolly couple is %
popular that much regret was 9,
pressed when il was learned that
Their stay would be- very limited. |
John l.ucas came home Saturday in
order TO visit with the relatives from
Texas. /,
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y CAPITOL DOME !:
+ 4. 4. 4. 4. j. 4. + 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. j. j. 4. I.

7 A splendid rain visited this com
! munity last week which the framers
? are very thankful for.
Miss Mary Chamberlain has re
turned TO town 10 work for Mrs
Jennie Pierce.
There will be n water melon par
~ given at the home of Mr.. Har-
~ and Mis- Susie Emery. Saturday
nr:hi. for the Young folks. Every
hoy is urged Ia wear overalls and tn.
iris aprons.
Herbert Nestal gave four course
dinner al hi home Saturday evening
The table was beautifully decorated
nth yellow and white flowers. Those
resent expressed themselves rs hay
ing II delightful time.
Mis- Edna Ro~, of State College
ave u very interesting lecture at
the school horse Wednesday even
iu".
The organization Of the Capitol
Dome farmers Industrial club was
n"sIponed from SATURDAY. night 10
saturday, Sep. Is 4 basket sup
ser will he given and some of the
state College people are expected to
"o present Ia speak for ~. Every
80 4 nrged Ia brnr their supper and
= present
sunday School was not as well
TENDED ~ usual on account of the
bad weather
George Mccain ha- been pnfchas-
T." some fruit from Mr.. Foulks.
dr"rge Bell IT,, brought up fine
"ad of melons Monday
The job of painting thu school
Iouse by George Franklin has GER
AMY improved II looks.
u. W. Dexter h.. been highly com
on hlS fine maze crop.
Ms Joe Villa Watkins has been
ppointed teacher If the school for
he coming term.
Rev. +. c, Morgan is expected to
reach for rs next Sunday.
Prof, Bell has had considerable
foubie with hi, engine the past week
= so.
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Library Notes

The library management ha. found
. rres-ary Ia make u chance in the
hour Hereafter the reading room
III h" open from O'Clock 10 ii
clock N the afirrnoon.
THE number of outgoing boob.
how a decided increase over pre-
'i"u- month. the output IA July be
lne 2i9 book, aud in August 259.
During the past week eitls were re
: "iled a. follow two works of sci
rue" from LON, 4. Dee-2: one of
travel from Mrs. :. \ Rirchfield
~ Tyrone; one Of fiction from Mrs.
Homer frenti7s, magazines from
r. 'laud Neil and Roy Osborne.
The library daily growing m
popularity.
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Miss Mabel Moore of Fl Paso is
pending n few days in Deming.

Miss Mabel Moore of Fl Paso i,
spending few days in Deming.
\ fine baby girl was born Saturday
10 Mr.. aud Mrs. Williams on Tin
avenue. The name of the visitor
,s Narparel Kerr William.
Mrs. W. 4. Mctrary aud two
children departed Tuesday morning
for the former home of Mr.. Ne.
'rrary in Alabama.
Mrs. 4. X. Liner al Tuscon. Ariz..
who has been visiting Mrs. J. T.
left the city Tuesday for her
home.
Mis- Amy culvwrl. who ha- been
listing Mrs. George Coke IN Gold
Venue. left Deming Tuesday for
'nlienie, Nevada. where she teachc-
"hnol ihie year.
II. iungdon Brown returned from
"' Pacific coast last Saturday.
Mr.. GEORGE T.. Coke aud Nj
smv CnNewcll spent Monday IN II
'aso.
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The Graphic, ~ n year.
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The Graphic, - a year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
STORAGE NOTICES.
Chslse, firepruof Storage Warehouses, lnc.,
i2a-4si WEST 26TH ST

To Isaac Rlsey Robert A. Inch. F. "
warner, 8. NJ JanneY Gen Stlllm'n r.
Kneslahd. Mrs NJ Monahan. Alice Teat9r
Mrs. NJ Parsell. Mrs X. Mathews. Mrs NJ
per, O. o. Baker Fred +. Shepp, Augustus
y. Roman. Mrs II. ~ Green. MIS-. =
Turner Geo. X. Maltby. Mrs Frank Deeg-
on. Main Despatch Co. J. Camplone' KoD-
patrick. Mrs. A. V. Shoemaker, Forecast
Publishing Co. Vincent Morfno. ~. smart
Mrs. A. Wollschaeger. Mrs {. J. Berne >.
J. O Brien. VIM Shea. ". F. Groves. Mrs
~ Mason Mrs Kath. Mcneil, South shore
Acres. Inc. Mary Foley A. Burk, ". l.
stomme. Mrs g. F. Anderson, Robt J.
Nelson. Miss J. VI Townsend. J. II. Spring
or. James Donahue. n. Y Kecklaw, Mrs. ..
nah Mullen. Ifettie Grosert, A. r. kew
u. Abrahams. Mrs Boyle. Miss ". Scanlon'
Mrs Elizabeth Behnke. p. Cattow. MS
seyada Smith. Mrs. WItthaus' Thos ea'1,i'
Mcdonald. NJ. Dorr. Andrew Flonagsn
You and each Of you are hereby notihed
that tho time for the payment OF our zen
upon the property hereinafter descrlnee
having expired after due notice thereof
had been given you, We VII cause so6 STvn
property, 10 wit: HOUSEHOLD COOP
MERCHANDISE. PIANOS. TRUNKS A"D
PERSONAL EFFECTS. stored by you or
in your name COR in which you may have
an Interest," in the CHELSEA ElkE-
PROOF STORAGE WAREHOUSES;, ~,
to BE- sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, according
vided al CHELSEA FIREPR0oF sTok-
AGE WAREHOUSES;, INC, i26-43l WEST
2GTH STREET. NEW Y0Kk CiIiL on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 18TH, 1913. Al ~
4. VI, and continuing on every wednesday
thereafter, AZ the same time and place,
until all goods are sold.
CHELSEA FIREPROOF STORAGE WAKE
HOUSES. INC.
I. SCHRAMM. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT COUNTY or NEW
YOrk-Brooklyn Trust Company, plain
tih. against Hester Bates and anna Edgar
Donald. defendants
ure and sale. duly made and entered IN
the above-entltled action and bearing date
the 18th day OF March. 1915, as amended
BY an order OF this Court, bearing date
March "a, 1915, /. the undersigned, the
referee IN said judgment named, VIII sell
at public auction, at the Exchange safes
room, Nos l4-l6 Vesey street. In the Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. city Of New YORK, on
the 22d day OF April, 1915. at Y o CLOCK
noon on that day, by Samuel Marx auc-
tioneer, the premises directed by SAID JUG
ment to be sold. and therein described as
follows:
All those three certain lots. pieces or
parcels Of land. with the buildings ana I'M
provemeuts thereon erected. situate. lying
and being In the Twelfth Ward OF the Clty
of New York. and which taken tog' ther
are bounded and described as follows. 10
wit:
beginning at a point on the southerly
side OF one Hundred and Thirty nrst
Street distant two hundred and forty tz4V)
feet westerly from the sOuthWesterly corr
ner OF Seventh Avenue and one Hundred
and Thirty first Street, running thence
southerly parallel with Seventh Avenue
and part OF the way through party wal,
ninety-nine t99) feet and eleven az
inches: thence westerly. and parallel WIN
one Hundred and Thir'y-nrst Street forty
I'VE 45t feet. thence nOrtherly again paraIlel
with seventh Avenue, and part OF the way
through a party wall ninety-nine @Sl feet
eleven OD inches 70 the soutnerly Side Or
one Hundred and Thrty-hrst street, ana
thence eastcrly. along the said southerly Slde
Of one Hundred and Thlrty-drst Street.
forty-nve ,i5D feet TO the point or place or
beginning lie the said several distances
and dimensions more or less.
Being the same premises conveyed 10 Ann
X Fisher by William McReynolts by deed
dated October 3C,h. 1854. and recorded In the
office OF the Register Of the city and County
OF New York o. October 9ist. 1854 In lADeF
1874 OF Conyeyances, page lJl.
Dated. New Y-.k, March 18th. 1873.
HENRY - SINGER. Referee.
CULLEN & DYKMAN, Attorneys Tor
Plaintiff. IT Montague Street. Borough or
Brooklyn. New York.
The following II a diagram OF tho property
n bee sold. It's street numbers are Z22-22t-2Lo
West l3lst Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21

deposit checks drawn or other banks
that are also members Of the collec-
ton system will be given Immediate
credit for them.
The banks that join the system will
be empowered TO stamp on checks
drawn on other member banks in tho
system: "Collectible at par through the
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
In effect. the new plan will enable
banks within the district that have
Joined the collection system TO place
their customers in possession Of funds
in another city or town within the dis
trict without charge for transfer or
collection.
In arranging 20 start the new plan
the Federal Reserve Bank has kept the
New York Clearing House Association
acquainted with its discussions and the
Clearing House is preparing to broaden
the scope of it's par collections within
this district so as to work in co-opera-
tlCu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records OF the
Last Twenty four Hours.

Washington April 2O-Pressure has risen de-
cidedy over the region Of the Great Lakes and 81
Lawrence valley and northerly Winds from that
area have brought cooler weather TO those regions
and the upper Mississippi and upper Ohio valleys
Cooler weather also Is reported from the north
Pacific states while unsoasoasby warm weather
prevails over the Northwest. the plains states. the
middle Mississippi Valley and tho middle Atlantic
states.
There have bean widely scattered showers In the
last twenty four hours I'm the middle Atlantic states
the upper Onto valley thu west Gui states ana the
Indications are that In the middle Atlantic and
New England states ;he Ohio Valley aud the lower
lake region tho weather Will be talf Ahd COD.et
Wednesday and fair Thursday. In the south AZ
Wednesday and Thursday. while ~ the Mississippi
valley. the plains states and the ROCKY Mountslh
region It viii be overcast Wednesday and Ihursday'
with probably scattered showers aud thundefstoIhls
The weather VIII be cooler wednesday IN the
/ Ohio aud upper Mississippi valleys and the North-
west The temperature will rise Thursday IL the
region u the Great Lakes.
Winds Tor "Wednesday and Thursday-North At
lantlc. fresh north al northwest. middle Athu'
moderate north and northeast: south Atantic ana
east Gulf light % moderate variable, west S9H.
moderate south. upper lakes. fresh east becoming
southeast. lower lakes. moderate 70 fresh northeast
and east.
For, ,a,t for Special Looaltles.-For Eastern New
York Northern and Southern New England, East
ern Pennsylyanla, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland,
the strict Of Columbia and Virginia, fair and
cooler to-day. fair tomorrow.
For West Virginia and Western New YORK. parity
cloudy and cooler today. fair to morrow.
Local OrclaI Rsoord.-The following Official record
from the Weather Bureau shows me ehanses n .o
temperature for the last twenty four hours IL com
uarisou with the corresponding date OF last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
MCMAHON COUNSEL LOSES
No Mistrial, Says Court Ruling
on Woman's Statement.

Ernest Baldwin. attorney for Pierre
VI. LOCKER, who is on trial in the Fed
eral Court on a charge of using the
mails fraudulcntly in the promotion Of
the stock sale of the Monaton Realty
Company. sought TO have the case dis
missed Yesterday as q mistrial.
Baldwin asserted that an interview
with a witness who had not yet tesu-
fed. Mrs f. NJ. Crisp, was published,
and that the proceedings should be
discontinued on that ground. Judge
Cushman denied the motion, but per
mitted a copy of the newspaper to be
admitted as evidence.
The Rev. Charles +. Nash, vice-presi-
dent Of the company. admitted that he
has sold a large quantity of the con-
Germs stock. but insisted that he had
never investigated the books to see If 1t
was paying dividends.
Miss Elizabeth Dawson, the matron
of woman's college in Appleton
Wis. testified that she had made two
attempts to recover from LOCKER her
life's savings, which were invested IN
his company. without success. Several
others who had lost savings through
the concern also testified.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
TuF BRONX COUNTY STORAGE WARE
HOUSES,
2tsQ-2toI Third Avenue, Bronx, y. \.

Bronx. New York. April l4th. 1915.
To Mary Cavanaugh, w. Ward Damon
philip Dcure. J. Finkel. l. Goldsmith. Mr
MHey. I. Roson l. sidenberg' Nj St9ies'
Vim. Stiglitz, Mr.. Teschler. Mrs. Geo.
Townsend Mrs. Wachteil, Philip Neigand
You and each Of you are hereby notlhed
that the time FOR the payment Of our lien
upon the property hereinafter described
having expired, after due notice Thereof .,,cS
nroperty. TO wit Household Goods. Per
sonal Effects and Merchandise. stored .i.d IN
The Bronx County Storage Warehouses
at 34S9 and 3491 Third Avenue. Bronx
New York city. by you. or in your name
(or In which you may have an inter-
tsD 10 be sold at public auction &C
cordng 10 the statute in such case made
and provided, at our warehouse. Nos. S+sS
and 349l Third Avenue. Borough OF the
Bronx, New York city. on THURSDAY, Aprll
2eth. 1915, at 1890 a. m, and II the sale
thereof is not completed on said date, the
same will be continued at the same place
on every Thursday thereafter, beginning at
1880 A. NJ. and continuing until all the
goods are sold. -
THE BRONX COUNTY STORAGE WARE
HOUSES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
Weekly Forecast.

Washington. April 20-Generally fair weather
over every section NJ the country during the COM
ing week was the prediction Of the Weather Blu.
reau to-day IN its weekly forecast. The detailed
forecast says.
North Atlantic States.-Generally fair weather
urtI near the end o. the week. when there Il
some probability u local showers. Considerably
cooler weather wil' ovcrspread this district early
IN tine week. followed BY reaction to higher
temperature April 30 70 "a The latter part OF
the week VIII be warm
Middle Atlantic StatGs.-GeneraLy fair weather
with temperatures averaging near or slightly above
normal. Local showers probable toward tho
enc of the week Moderate temperatures viii pre-.
vail the first half Of the week The latter han
will be warm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
check COLLECTION
BY RESERVE BANK
Members May Join at VIII
' No Exchange Charge
Is Planned.

,.-ol Reserve Bank Of this
The orrangcd and expects 70
6istriei - after May 10 system OF
start sho''. collection Of checks Tor
ntrso's,s ;ts ASO members that elect 20
those o. .solves Of IL. Under the plan
svsi 'I,..n,e charge will be MADE or
70 eN'n' w. Federal Reserve Bank OF
paid .! he system being a reciprocal
New Management FOR the mutual i!l!.. o'''''' W
ST. 81 S,."ssrber banks when ION ~, .;.h .ho
81 .nnouneement Of the PIa" W ~ , ,mo
- and requirements ior us Vpe.tH .
~ ss sent out 20 the member o"..NS
uOs, by Benjamin strong IT. go
ye yes Of the Federal Reserve b""A ''
N, %E.l1, I,Tbi in the collection system
~ be- voluntary and items VIII pe
VII .;rc9 only from and upon those
reg VH.bich ioia 10. There VIII be no
BARN. ;ors made between FEEDER. Ke.
cole' ',SS,str.cts until the operation OF
'eNee,.s.or, within the several districts
tae -, the lessons OF experience.
ass i.n 20 be tried 10y the New York
ihe hes becn authorized by the Fed
eAnN psserve Board and substantially
tSi systems Of i0tradiStrict col
'l.,;or Will BE- introduced by other
v,s' 's.vl Reserve banks.
ffse 1eta1cd hy Mr.. Strong's letter
Hs.svSav. the rules Of the new system
ys iN rroyidc that each bank joining It
WI w eutfor1e the Federal Reserve
WI W., - charge against its account, I'M
bs. 3e.. .r oY receipt. checks and drafts
I - mon ,t ry other members IN the
o,liHs.,;oY system. The member bank
Gu ns, ynder.ake 20 provide sufficient
~ - orse, these items without I'M
-. ..;,;rC the reserve it Is required TO
.n S,itb the Federal Reserve Bank,
~ enour. Of these funds is TO be de-
,.s,mined by experience. Banks that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
FIRE RECORD.

10 16--0i T. I2th S. Sarah Derman; slight.
lO.UJ--5S 1sth 81. Rose Ritter and Others
10 I'D T. -oth g. Kulrkerbooker Ice Co: trifIns
i0.gl-2 Vanderbilt av, United cigar stores Co; SO
IN .r-iq4 columbus as. r. Iil0ucua Co. slight.
10 .l5-Va.a4t lot S,ebblns and Westchester avs
ll.2o-305 L a9.h st.. Fannie Orback: slight.
IL .i5-,i3 W 19.h ST. sarah Golgh. slight.
2.OO-lig,h ~. AID Hillside sy.. unknown. none.
9I5-84 Ea,t sch st. j. Darling $500
35j-aS Washington Square South = Mathesine
2.2,.5g5 Lexington az NJ simon: trifling
81 am 80. ard 50 ay.. Union Railway Go.
4ss-Pe- Il North River Y Y. Central Railroad
Co $500.
445-4 Tel ST. A S,reik t-ifling
30-i9-s Jerome ay, ulkuoWri none.
.o-i-6 West >t-h ST.. VI. Mason; none.
POT East 18th St. unknown. trifiug
1.O5-G56 West 4lst st.. y Y. Dressed Beef Co.
trNME
-Oy-s-S Pleasant ay.. unknown. tTifliug
20 Pr Er0amc st. II. Gcitbaumi trlfllng
i0-.il Fa.t -,tl ST. Rose q Co. $500.
$3.50 >fl as AOou a Co.. tri1lug
i'-isT East llitu st.: unknown. tililng
s.U--tnt East Tooth ST.. unknown. trluug.
SiO--it5 East 4jth &. A Fcge. So
g.Us-59 East 9th st.. schwartz a RappapoT' un
s3O-i79 Greene st. ; Cordan Bros. s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
NEW YORK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 81, 1918
Klein IDclspbsip. johnson /weststRy
Harrison /ChestsrIIlllAutosh onsers/ booe1"

Klein De aphains Johnson mes,Sn'
Harrison ChesterIIlllAutos Nonsers/ Roberts
Blister Blister
Highest reached. 1850
DECISIONS.
By MILE -,-.,..
ElIysbeth Deck George Deck-lntsflccutoV
judgment u divorce. -. p.n~. -
n saIman Co/Morris salhn and FRANK H'''@@-
Motion denied . ,e,. o,.,,r.
wator Co--Iudgment for plaintiff. with COS" anu
extra al owance Of 5000. p,,.,
IT, 70 william Cohen and David huDu- Luz o. g.
Realty Corporatlon-Bond Tor 81. 800 10 DO given ny
defts. -. 1870.
10 application Of Harry Silver. inso vent neo,o,A
Lcuis Silver and Jacob Bernstein Appoi"''"
trustees 10 receive funds Of debtor
BY MORSCHAUSER. ]. -
Land 4 Lien sOiAdealde D0ys 81 -
OF trial changed from Richmond 20 Westchesier 20
BY KEOGH, J.
Lily < BelI/Kaie Bliss l. Greene-H ramon
app i referee. \, =
Mary = Harrington Mary 0Grsdy-Rspor' Of NJ
Tierney. ref. confirmed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
FIRE DEPARTM EMIT.

Retired Lieut.. NJ Dean. Eng, a, sl.o;9. May /;
Frmu NJ j. Furioug. II. x L. q, 500. MAJ L.
Practice To report 20 Alex. J. Muir. at ith Reg.
Annoy; 10 a. M april =; c W ., Zoe. r. H., Eg gs
A. II Hother,sll. Eng. 81; II. Bornhoz. Ems 51'
IT, Reichert. Ems 81: J. j. D'AzeSedo. Eng. %; W.
clancy. ing 10. T.. j. Donovan, Eng. IS: =. A.
Dammeyer. Eng. e.: J. l.. D,gssef. Eng S. w F.
" +. Hic&ey' Eng 2ii r 5 Richards. Eng 225
+. Ersezi GER Eng 81, ~ Num- Gb ,,d Eng - 80
~: H. b. Fischer. Eng 2G2. A. q. Klein. Eng.
80. J. A Chattawsy. Eng 25l IL. Bremen Eng.
asS. r. A W0ouey. Eng 81 cd Sec;l +. Bern
sen ii. y L. ii. j. J. schoppmeyer. II. & l.. p:
h. ) Clements II. y l.. 50. J. A lnrath, H. q /.
20. ! Muir H. a l.. a: A T. Cole H. & l..
~ J. Miller 10 p H. l. lI}' W US II q B o,s5
n & H. is: C. G. Brown. H. x l. 1871; J. J.
O'Keefe. H. & l.. ~. j. A stack II. * l.. lio;
j. Z H. Murray. H. & l.. li9.
Leaves no payl--Fmu G.. T.. Walker. il. & L.
49, j, hours. April Is. Lieut. ]. kiI~in. II. * l..
a. - hours April Is: Eng o. steamer J. II.
Bohaeukamp. Ing -. l. hours. April Il. Frmn {;
NtGary. Eng Be- IS hours. April 20; Eng. OF
steamer r. + Petit Ems. So. - hours, April q
plot Ricse. Ems 50. l. hours. April %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES,

Steamer market conditions showed lite or no
ct.rrr frcigits Offering SD limited numbers. with
tending easier AID tonnage oferei NOE freely
Quotations n Liverpool ga; London lO'.d' q. as
80 ier 100 To- 81 5O1S2 ChaTters-Br steamer,
ejs io1s general cargo. calcutta 70 norE q ha,-
'rras. g25 600 Aph. May. Br steamer. 20 tons.
.,1s-ti. trade one round TIP. l. deliveries
s-Smrt. Br steamer. 2.533 tons. same six
months. basis Us 3D. Br steamer. 1854 tons, same
.t. ,',.... Iasi, is: STed steamer Logo tons,
deals Hs.fa1 or s. John. \ d. TO w Britain or J
Ire.ard 1905 MAY. nor steamer 5000 o.. gram.
.prrylouslyl 81. 90 QB. grain. CUT 20 MaTselles'
ID, nd. May, Russ steamer, Lar tons p65es-
Al Nav. Br steamer J. 81 tons. West Indies
1fSd, tin up basi, l5s. delivery cuba. hpri, Ma! .
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
lslst Street

The approximate amount OF the lien or
proyerty is to he sold Is twenty-five thou
sand three hundred ant twenty seven and
9-i0O Dollars S22. $1,000. win interest
,bareon from the SIN day OF March 1918,
together with the costs and allow auce
amounting TO three hundred and thirty
and lO-l0O Dollars 1880 100, with interest
from March 18th. 1915. together with tho
exprnsea Of the sale The approximate
amount OF the taxes. assessments and
water rates. or other lien. which are 10
be allowed to the purchaser out Of the
nurchas- money. or paid by the Referee,
Is nine hundred eighty-seyen and i0-lO0
Dollars (f9S1l0) and interest.
Dated New York March 25th. 1915
HENRY u SINGER. Referee.