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ORECLOsuR sALEa.

pending and undetermined liabilities which
shall have been incurred by said receivers,
In respect thereto, before the delivery Of
possession OF the property and premises
he receivers. Out, 81 the inoo%s ana earn.
l sRs. on mol t"f s. " SaIa Gut e Sii' III. proceeds or g Ts'S OF
sale; and the purchaser or purchasers OF
said properties snail be deemed TO have
Laramie and Northwestern Railroad Com
pany. prior to the appointment OF the re-
within. four months after the confirmation
OF such sale or sales, ME-. with the Clerk
Of said Court, an election In writing 1ot to.
specifically described In said election. and
no performance OF or action taken under
purchasers, before tho expiration Of said
period o., four months. shall be.deemed or
Ssonirsnss 70 9 = an nndsr up,,SIn viii III 'n e.. suTn
and deliver a deed or deeds 81 conveyance
Of the properties sold upon order Of said
ment Of the purchase price a. In said de-
cree, provided.
properties H.'r az. 70 b. . .oiG. and ,%f to WHICH
s.isrsn.e may be had for a more complete
Gani.fions.' 'sm s"ls. E, late t's apr,, ana n , GSG.
and nled In the once OF. the Clerk Of the
County oY Denver. a; Denver Colorado.
9iss. & iAe rsssiysr:' slsh,h Moor q d;
county Of Denver, State Of Coiofldo. and
at the on,ce NJ the solicitor for the COM
plninant herein. William V. Hodges, Esq,
soi, Roston Buiidins. Denver, Ccicrad,f
and 1T tho omce Of .he complainant,
Bankers Trust Company, No ,i5 Wall
street. New York CIV. New York.
Dated at Denver. Colorado. this i3th day
of May. A. n. 1918.
ALEXANDER NIsBET.
commissioner Of safety. Ex-oncio sheriff
of the city ana County Of Denver. state
Of Colorado.
William v Hodges. Solicitor for Com.
plainant.
White 4 Case New York, Of Counsel.
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SMALL PROPERTY BUYERS.

EAST l0lST STREET.--D. II. Jack
Son has sold to a client OF John F.
G.non the fiat at so East lOlst
street. II is Ave stories nigh. on "A
l' 25xloo, about rs feet east OF
Madison avenue. II was sold for
cash. Jackson held il at $4,000. He
bought il list May from Conrad Stein.
Wnp secured it in a foreclosure action
only a short time before,
WEST 60TH STREET-Frederick
Brown has purchased from Max
smith n Norris Rosenfeld 1877 West
slNtI"lh street, a five story fiat, on
10 -aNl00, between Columbus and
Amsterdam avenues.
WEST G3D Observation-Disclosures Brown
H', purchased from Frederick Levy
uo biIouI "A hve story apartment
hons" at 1873 West Sixty-third street.
on lot 25xlO0.5, between Columbus
ana Amsterdam avenues.
LEXINGTON AVENUE.-Frederick
Brown has purchased from Matilda
+ Weber 1875 Lexington avenue, 4
hve story fiat. on lot 27X75. between
MN and 1l2th streets. Goodale.
Perry q Dwight were the brokers.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The American liner New York. sailing
tomorrow for Liverpool. viii take mail,
closing At $3.50 A. VI, for Europe except
Germany. Austria. Hungary. Luxemburg
and Turkey. Africa. West Asia and the
East Indies.
The French liner Chicago. SAILING sun.
day FOR Bordeaux. will take mail. closing
At noon. for France. Rumania. Bulgaria,
Serbia, switzerland Italy, Portugal, Egypt,
Spain. Greece. British india. British East
Afrca, Siam. Malta. Gibraltar. Ceyion.
straits settlements. Dutch East Indies.
West Australia and Persia. also for other
countries Except Germany, Austria, Hun
gary, Luxembourg and Turkey when spe-
cially addressed.
The Italian liner Tinrmina, sailing
Monday for Naples. vii take mail. closing
NJ $40 A VI. for Germany, Austria and
Turkey, also for other countries when
specially addressed
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Army and Navy Orders.

wAsHINGToN.. May ?7.-These army
orders were issued:
Major II l.. Howard, Fourteenth Cav
airy, detailed 10 Gusrtermaster Corps and
First Lieut.. II. p Cooke. Medical Reserve
Corps, 20 active duty and report 10 COM
mtnding ohlr,r remoun, department. Fort
capt II L. Herring. Coast Artillery. re-
licv,1 from stan duty on coast defences,
Puget Sound. and to i+ath Company,
capt. =. II Smith. Coast ARTILLERY, from
i,sth company % siam commanding oricer
coast dof,nC,s. Puget Sound.
These omccrs Of the Engineer Corps.
from Philippine DEPARTMENT 10 the United
Marks and W. II. sage, Jr.
First Lieut.. u II Connolly, Engineer
Corps, 20 Third Battalion Of Engineers
Flrs, Lieut. W. c. sherman. Engineer
Corps, from second to Third Battalion and
10 Manila.
Corps, from raDE' Second to ; rniri h '"t'nfs1
Engineers and to Manila.
FIRST Lieut., II. A. Wheeler, Engineer
Torps, from Second to Third Battalion
FIRST Lieut. p. S, Rcinccke, Engineer
Corps, from First 10 Third Battalion En-
gInecrs and to Honolulu
capt IL A. Hegeman, Quartermnster
Corps, 20 Vancouver barracks ~ quarter
master and in charge OF construction work.
relieving Major $ V. Ham, infantry,
capt, q o Hubbard, Coast Artillery.
detailed in Quar,ermaster Corps, vice Capt,
iIcyed
These officers Of the Medical Corps 10
from Fort sam Houston, Major g. p.
Fauntl"roy, from San Francisco: Major II
j, Edgcr, Jr,, from Fort Lawton: Major
q A Ragan. from Fort Os!cthorpe, Gcor-
Ontario, and Major T.. IL. Hartnett, from
Fort Robinson. Nebraska.
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NEGRO FLAT OWNER OUsTED.

Samuel Borchardt bought at fore
closure sale yesterday for $4,000 the
two Ave story flats At 203-20j West
Ninety-eighth street. A few years ago
the houses were offered for rent to
negroes. the owner claiming that his
had been deprecated by the
erection of big apartments on the sd-
joining Broadway site, Mr.. Borcha:dt
is the owner Of the twelve story apart
ment at the southeast corner of Broad
way and Ninety-eighth street on the
same block with the flats just sold.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS Depot
Quartermaster's once. goth ~. a Gray's
1915. Sealed proposals viii be received
he-e until 1900 4. NJ. June 20. 1878 for
furnishing at this Depot: BARS, steel.
BrCKRAM buttons. CANVAS: CLASPS.
collar: CORD. cotton. FELT FIELDS.
FRINGE. SILK: GIMP. HOOKS q
EYES; GRoMMETs HANDLES. leather;
HOOKS snap. LEATHER, .lacins. PER
GALE. RINGS. tent. SILK. banner: SILK.
STICKS. wooden; TAPE. cotton; THREAD,
cotton & linen; T!sSuE gutta percna,
WIFE y pop /, Mrhnis5rsmISS,H;o ion 5o On , a jp,s
ton. Major Gee PENROSE . VI
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PLAT TRADED FOR FLAT SITES.

Slawson & Hobbs have sold for John
lawson 81 West ls6th street. West
wood Court. "A 1--WE story apartment
mouse, on plot 75xl07.5, To Charles
kasenIeld In part payment Nh.
Leasenfeld gives "a plot OF four lots.
l'oNloO. on the north side OF Cooper
street 100 feet west OF 204;h street.
lie VIII Improve this plot with two five
story apartment houses with apartments
OF four and five rooms and bath.
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FLATS SOLD NEAR ". Y. U.

The Hurley Construction Company.
hdwdrd H. Hurley president. has sold
me Two new five story apartment houses
on the east side of Andrews avenue
south Of Fordham road. The struc-
lures, which were finished by the
sellers last year, are arranged for forty
FAMILIES and have been held at $780,
wv" The new owner 10 a lccal In
Sestor, a client OF McLernon Bros. who
vs'n all cash above the mortgage for
se property. The houses are about a
o.ock and a half from tho grounds
VI New York University.
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WASHlNGTON May .7--The battle
ships Wyoming, North Dakota, Delaware.
Utah, Florida, Georgia, virginia. Rhode
Island, Nebraska, Kansas, Louisiana and
Michigan, cruisers BROOKLYN, birmingham
and chester, mine ship San Francisco, re-
pair ship Nestal, collier Jupiter and de-
stroyers Cummings, jenkins, Tanning
Jouctt, licale, Jarvis and Warrington have
arrived at Newport. destroyer Nicholson at
Gariinors Ray, battleship New York al
Tompkinsville, cruiser Des Moines AZ Allen
audria, collier Jason at Balboa. tug Mo-
hawk at Indian Head. tender Fulton and
des'royers Renham and palch al Newport
Tho h9'tleship New Hampshi-c has
sailed from Newport for Norfolk. battle
ship South Carolina from m Newport for
New York, supply ship Arethusa from
Charleston for Port Arthur, Texas; cruisers
Colorado and Denver from San Diego for
from Alexandria for Csdiz and cruiser Gin.
cinnau from Shanghai for Chins-wang-tao.
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CLARK PLOT FOR FLAT SITES.

The F. r. Wood. w. H.. Dolson
Company has sold for Robert Sterling
Clark, represented by W. Beach Day.
a plot Of eleven and one-half lots on
the south side of 17lst street III feet
west OF Broadway, comprising "A plot
.NtT9o. This includes the entire south
SIDE OF the block between Broadway
ana Fort Washington avenue. with the
exception OF the two corners, The pur-
cHdSer is Samucl Blumenthal. who
pans 70 improve the property with
apartment houses, The property has
been restricted for twenty years for
dwelling purposes. I.
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LOFTS FOR WEST 4eTH STREET.
Eight story Building 10 Cost
$4,000 Near 9Th Ave.

Plans have been filed by Lorenz +. ].
Welher for the construction of a nine
story fireproof store and loft building
on the north side OF Forty-sixth street
1884 feet west Of Fifth avenue for the
C.. NJ. X. Realty Company, Isaac Hart
president, II will have a frontage OF
4l.2 feet and a depth Of 1905 feet. with
a facade OF brick n limestone. The
cost has been estimated at $4,000.
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NOTICES.

HANLEi, EDWARD.-In pursuance of
an order OF Honorable Robert Ludlow Fow-
Ter. = Surrogate of the County Of New
York, Notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims agsins, Edward Haniey, late
OF the County OF New York, deceased. to
present the same with vouchers thereof 10
business. at the Once OF Mcclure & PEN
tice. her attorneys. No. 81 Broadway. Bor-
ough Of Manhattan. IN the CITY OF New
York. on or before the goth day OF June
next, Dated, New York. the 18Th day of
cATHERiNE CONWAY HANLEY.
administrator
MCCLURE a PRENTICE.
ATTORNEYS for Administrative,
Al broadway. New York CITY.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public offerings Yesterday In Man.
haitian and The bronx.
lat u vEsEY STREET.
NV Josenb 1, nav

by Joseph T.. Day.
i?iST ST. 80? W. n Cos " LIST sv.
S'Siot, 8 ~ ns'--vol partition sale;
.sT'H 5 s43 Il n 5. ac2 e sth ar. iis y
ess-Vol partition sale to David Main.
SIMPSON sT. 'i.!s. E :, at7's n Home 0 ",
?'xioo. I sly nat-Exrs' sale: knockNi
siMrsoN ST. i?i7. VS., SIS . Freeman
-: i5.'Ss5' 3 sly Nat; to George =
visE Av, i,ss, " >. 200 !. ii7sd st. ak
vYissGh: AZ v!y , sSl'e !" + rs NOT liza =. "'ssS
INTERvAlE Az. 1900, 80 cor Freeman
store-E,rs' sale, estate OF Hugh Me
C.s:ry' deceased; to y e Harlass sitsoo
@e.5N'HsAE;s sa II , s,y NJ, fSTiS dsMvsii
sale knocked down to w Deck
RiVERsiDE DRIVE. cor iissasd V ST.
Francis A Campbell. ....... sal 1850
i:sTH ST, al W n 5. $3.50 = 7th av, 2oy
80. sty dwls-voi sale; Knocked
10th ST, 100 W. n :, 10 " Lcnox S aV'
?oxss.li' 2 sty dwls-vol sale, knocked
cHAMBERits ST, iiisg-is,,s ..S?, " Wash
inEton st. 4ixS7x irres. g sty lof, blde-
BRooKLYN-l4s Lawrence st, q sly dwls,
si.s.r Of for aohg IS. 90 800 ra si.s q, ds'd !, w 70 W
st, sly dwlg. ?i.ixioo; ,rs' sale, e.tat.
o. Ella p Casey, decd; to John W
DIST ST i5l E. n 5, 90 lexington a",
,?Oxl9oS, , sty hat-Bankruptcy. sale;
knocked dow, sls.e5O
cor New Broadway. i%soxsis: also pplo.
New Broadway; vol sale Knocked
ssp ST. lSs b. $ :, 100 " sd az, " cox
ioos' three sly dwls-vol sale; to !. u
al5TH ST. W, $ :, 500 e 10th av. 5osssIi,
vacant-D W Brown ct al Va G w Beam
ct al; partition Adjod,ned sine die
1905, four 3 sly tnts-wm Borrouehs
vs. Ambrose Realty 60 ct al; due, sii,-
i7bs7: taxes. sc. sso5,eo; sub to prior
:ssts sxa5sis,6.,. six sly tn, and str.-,A
sloane VS. Mary o..Neil ct al; due,
$1,000; to J NJ Lowenstein. $50, oTS
ny Henry Brady.
iOap. ST, ial ", II :, si3,s W Columbus av.
lsssioo II, Aye sly nat1N Y.Trust 60
taxes. so. i'oS; to Henry l. Batlcr.
ssTH ST. gos-5 W. n st.2 Amstefdam
vs. Martha Kommsr ct al; due. y0.5ss.si;
$4,000; to samuel Bo,ehardt; SO, 500
sty rear shop-society for the Prevention
Of Crime w Rialto Realty Co ct al; due
sl;slass; taxes, &C, $4,000; to the
pihihtiH 4f0,0 900
lat 32os THIRD AvENUEI
BY James J, Donovan.
NEREID Az. n q, 93,6 G Bryon av. BOZ
10? 3x5s,lxsb.4: also Barnes ay. Q 3. 1919
$ Bruner av, il0.fxi5s.l 4. to Bruner nv.
x75x7s,5; also Nereid av. C Wickham
av, 24.2xi00; also Wickhsm nv. Q ., 100
y Nereid sv. 26x97,s; also Gunthsr ay,
~ b3lIo 8 Barnes ay, lo0xS7,s; also
2sad A.. E,.s ., 1897 o White Plaina rd,
9s.6xs4.b--M J skillmsn w q T smith
ct al due, sb,si7,7i; taxes, &C. STEELE;
to the plaintiff. ...,..,........ 5000
by Henry Brady.
CLAREMONT PKWAY. All, n q. 14611 q
Webster av, 37.6xS3. 5x37. 6xss.s, four sty
fiat IL i Nertegriro w Jennie Walker
ct al. due, ;tie9.i6: taxss. &C, s5fI.S5,
sub TO a mtg OF $4,000; to the plain
tin for 500 over prior liens.
BY Joseph r. Day.
= lsss; = :; tstii West:
W u 4 Lockwood ct all due, St,6s0.69
taxes. &C. ,s27; 10 the plaintiff . ...Ss,ooc
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10 PLOTS At ROsLYN SOLD.

Because OF sales by private contract OF
twenty OF twenty-three plots at Roslyn
Estates at Roslyn. l.. l., an auction sale
Of the property which WAS TO be
held next month by Joseph T.. Day has
been abandoned. Mr.. Day sold the
property as broker. Mr.. Stearns. "A resi-
dent OF Ro Ign Estates. has bought for
sl4, 00O seventeen of the plots, ranging
In size from o u lots 20 four acres. AMI
a Mr.. Fem OF Rochester has purchased
two plots OF 3.S acres and AS acre re-
spectively for $1,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-28
LEASES ROOSEVELT HOUSE.

The Douglas Robinson. Charles S.
Brown Company has leased for Frank
lin u. Roosevelt, Assistant Secretary
OF the Navy. the five story American
basement dwelling at 40 Eas; S~ixty-nfth
street 10 Thomas w. Lamont. The above
brokers have also leased with Horace =.
Ely & Co. the four story dwelling at
60 West Twelfth street to Ralph Sanger
for a term of years.
Edgar A. Manning has leased :he
three story dwelling at 2iy East Fifty
third street for George kilian for a
term of years TO Irene Gollatz..
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$4,000 GARAGE PLANNED.

Joseph c. Cocker, architect for
Catherine Goll and Minnie Wolbcr, has
filed plans for the construction OF a four
story fireproof garage on the south side
of Tooth street 300 feet east of Amster-
dam avenue. II will have IA frontage Of
43 feet and a depth of l00ll and has
been estimated 70 cost $4,000.
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~MECHANlCs' LIENS.
Manhattan.

1 ST al to 81 E-American Hardware
Corpn OF N Y VS. Crompton Building
Corpn; Geo Backer Construction Co, con-
tractor .e47e,t2
nth ST, 1875 to i35 w--Title Guarantee
a Trust Co vs. l1<th St and 7th Av Con-
struction Co. owner; Max Weinstein. con.
.r !Fpe AW. its.Frank j MaaiIiio;yy y: Hannah az
Miller and Max Reese, owners; John i
Totten. agent. contractor, ............127
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3Os OZONE PARK LOTS SOLD.

The David +. Leahy Realty Corpora
ton has sold TO Catherine V. Malone 3O6
lots at South Ozone Park This Is n
rapidly growing section. in which nun
dreds OF homo. for the working classes
have been built. The lots front OH the
Rockaway o and the Long Island
electric railroad line.
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CITY NEAL ESTATE.
HoraceS
REAL ESTATE
Fl Liberty St. 4S9 Fifth Av.
SALES ~

CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE.
Mortgage made Mercury Rubber Co. 10
! Blunbeig. dated and filed April .. 1915,
In the county of Kings, city and state Of
New York. amounting 10 81, 700. 90: lot ma
chinery and fixtures. william \ Tobias.
AuctiOneer, sells to-day, Friday, May 9Nth,
at 10 A. NJ. SHARP at Bush Terminal Bldg
No. 20, ~ tist ~, Brooklyn. y. Y.
ny order of Mortgage.
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whittier street. q p!o. isexioo feet, TO
a client for investment. This Is the
second time this property has been sold
within the past month. Phelan Bros,
the sellers In the present deal, bought
me land W weeks ago from Edward
Ruehl.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
--. -. Manhattan.

WATER ST. l2-Ike katxenelson VS. } NJ
Hiii ct al, May ~. si25
lsSD ST, $40 W-~Phelps Bros Co W Di1ah
Levine OF al. May IL, l9lS........ sgl.3 81
nr0nx.
PROSPECT Av. 1390~-schwarts q Klein
vs. Louis schaefer OF al. Aug !. 1914. sos
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PLOT SALE At ARVERNE,

Fannie Epstein has old TO Henry
Prince a plot at Arverne, with a frontage
OF 3l1 feet. OF, the west side OF Reming-
ton avenue, 277 feet south OF Arverne
boulevard.
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MIG SALE IN HUNTS POINT.

samuel Coweu has cold a plot OF four
@en lots on the south side of Lafayette
avenue from Longfellow avenue TO Whit
yer street, 200xl00 feet. and the north
"es' corner OF Lafayette avenue and
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises tssS5Isun .c,.. ~ Moon rise. 4!
HIGH WATER THIS Jay.
sandyHrk $50 Gov Island 7,i lHell Gate .eii
Low WATER THIS DAY
SsndyIrk 70 81 Gov i,!anI / 80 Hell Gate. .3l2
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HO E S
FOR THE SUMMER
ISLAND,

FOR ENT-QrONoCHONTAUG-Te
room cottage. 2 acres land. 1000 feet from
ocean ami salt pond. sown flower and
vegetable gardens; hardwood foors, plumb
Ing and heat rental $3.50. others {2oo to
~ 600 send for booklet. FRANK w.
COY Westerly. Il. l.
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LONG ISLAND.

PRIVATE COTTAGES to let. from 500
90 81 100 per season. also two large board
Ing houses. IL t. 10 rooms each: all In first
class condition. in a refined neirhhorhoNd
Cedar Az, Arv.rne. J.. I. Inquire WILLIAM
SchFER. ! Cedar Az. Arverne. l.
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

LOST-White West Highland Terrie-.
Easthampton license on collar; seen last
$40 Thursday evening between 5?th and
18th on Madison avenue; also Central Park
NJ 5s'h street, liberal reward Mrs. *.
PATTERSON. :: East 18th street. Te!
1871 Lenox.
Hand bag lost Thursday A, NJ. while
journeying from Yorktown Heights to
Pines Bridge on the state road, Purple
leather cross ham bag, Liberal reward
for the return Of bag with "ontents to
POSTMASTER Yorktown Heights. y Y
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EAST BRONX FLAT SOLD.

PROSPECT AvENUE.-Emanuei giau.
Der has purchased s86 Prospect ave-
nue.. a five story Nat, on plot SICK.
100 adjoining the northwest corner
OF 1870 street.
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These navy orders were Issued:
Lieut., =. +. Bassett, TO assistant TO Can
tain Of terminal port. Canal Zone.
Lieut. u r.. Cummings, from Boston
yard to temporary duty OF tho
pubuauc
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Arrived NAV n.

s. Manhattan. noon. London. May ie
So Ario-to. l2 r NJ, lmmInEham. May
Sc Shenandoah. l::P 4 Nj. Leghorn.
II
Sc CArrillo, 1870 p Nj. Kin=stor. May -
So %lroquois, 500 y NJ, Turks Island.
NAV a
"a Van Hogendorp. = ", Fron,era.
MAY q
- stephen. sE Il NJ. Rarbados. MAY N.
s. Santa Clara. 80, L NJ. Matanzas,
Mas %
50 Philadelphia, 5:i5 A Nj. san Juan. May
50 Edison Light, go 4 NJ. Cienfuegos.
May -.
- Colorado. Galveston. MAY 70
So Antilles. New Orleans. MAY -
IS City Of 81 Louis savannah, MAY -
S. Fl Sud. Galveston May q
s. Arapahoa. jacksonville. May -
So Transportation, Boston. May u
- Joeeph !. Cuneo, Boston. MAY &
- jamestown. Norfolk. Mag %
Sc Chesapeake. Baltimore. May -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-28

Court ~ Appeals Calendar.
ALBANY. May 27--Court OF Appeals
for Friday. May IS; No. sGi.
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with name and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party of second partb
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FROM NEW YORK

ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
g Orduna. ~ Liverpool
Sc Buffalo. At HUI
SIS Othello. at HUI.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
So Bowie. from Manchester
So MORO Castle, from Vera Cruz
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-16

Register for mayoraIty election to-
day.
DR.. Merritt Hoover, 1886 W. Grand
av., fined $25 for driving auto while
intoxicated
William DeJOy, pOOIroOm owner,
671 Milwaukee av., fined $500 for
keeping Edith Murberg 8 days in cot
tage behind pOOlrOom.
Work on lockers and other build
ings of Clarendon aV. bathing beach
to be started Immediately Con-
tracts to Paschen Bros. for $145,000.
Carl Carlson fell in front of Clark
st. Motorman found his leg stiff.
Rushed to hospital Had wooden leg.
Mrs. Kate Murphy, her son Dan
and friends fined SIS each. Charged
with being inmates of dive at 1910
w. 18th.
C. P. Conway, ticket agent for
South Side ''L' at Princeton av., held
up. Dropped to floor and turned on
burglar alarm. RObber fled.
Jacob Jasnoch, grocer shot Joseph
COlenti, 2124 w. 48th pl., for failing
to pay bill. Arrested.
Edward Hindmarch, driver of
WeIls-Fargo express wagon, fell
dead while driving wagon from barn.
Guy Rutt, 62O1 S. Carpenter, de-
MED he was owner of bloodstained
note book with his name in it. viii
ask police probe.
Mayor preparing "swun song" mes
sage to city council. viii spring it
at last council meeting he presides
over.
Evanston police searching for I'M
muzzled dogs. Order of Mayor
Smart issued Friday.
James Reels, negro, walked out of
Chi. State hospital at Dunning while
guard was not watching. Police are
searching.
Marshall Cossett and MadeIane
Tiffany, La Grange, Ill, hurt when
auto coIIided with hose cart of En-
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by Mrs. Mary CapiziO, 1926 w. Ohio,-d
after alleged attack Inquest today. 'rW
Mrs. Capizio held. irsL
Anton Jobes, 1914 Fry, run over byA
wagon at Pine and Austin. Leg cut TFq
off. George Haber, driver, 2059 Shef-1
field av., questioned by police. q
Judge Lands consented to arrange
ment for hearing American Bill Post sTcv
ing Co. testimony in New York. Gov aan
eminent charges company with be- 1
ing trust. I'D
David carofiIIo fined $500 for caro-
rying gun. Arrested while intoxicated 1sc
Sunday. 5Et
Fifty men and girls escaped whenY
fire attacked factory of Rich & cog
France, COZ w. 18th, yesterday.
Roman Trochawskie, n 1343 Wal-g55b
ton pI., broke arm wrestling on street,
Companion fed. T5a
John Weber stabbed in quarrel withsIsG
unknown man in JUNK shop at GAG HG
W. Randolph. .
M. SiegeI, furniture dealer, 1912 S. INC
Kedzie av., found word goat 7ns
chaIked on door, Called police. Said
word was burglars signal Jim
Health dept to investigate bursting9
of jar of disinfectant in suitcase of u1s1
nurse in street car. Nurse on way SIS
home from fever patient. sob
Members of Truck Co. pIayedaua
joke on John HendeI, green member.
Cut off legs of trousers. Had to go SEC
to fire in trunks.
Carlton Dart, bridge engineer, win @s<
ner of annual Wilmette tulip contest L.
Daughters transplanted tulips from 500
basement to yard. 81
Body of Clara Goldenberg, who diszts5v
appeared last Nov, found in Jackson e
park lagoon. DespOndent over love3iI1a
affair 81
Large milk dealers say prices wiIlEom
not go up.
Angelo GigIio, jeWeIer, robbed ofH VI
81, 900 by 2 men near home. OneIIO