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The Colorado statesman. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1895-1961, 1915-05-29
GENERAL

Nine men are dead as tho result of
dust explosion in the Smokeless
Coal Company's No. 1 mine at Johns
town, Pa.
Fighting foreclosure proceedings in
stituted by N. Okla, Japanese, Mrs.
Mary Leet and Miss Clara Walter set
up the claim in the Superior Court at
Los Angeles that under the California
alien land ownership law Okla cannot
own land in that state and therefore
cannot take from them lot given as
security for $1,000 mortgage loan.
The one hundred and twenty-sev-
enth general assembly of the Presby-
terrain Church of the United States at
Rochester n. Y, adopted a resolution
offered supplementary to the report of
the. temperance committee, condemn
ing the Rev. DIR. Charles H. Parkhurst
of New York for sending a telegram
to California, which was interpreted
as supporting the anti-prohibition
party of that state.
Congressman Joseph G. Cannon of
Illinois and twelve colleagues arrived
at San Francisco from Honolulu. Mr..
Cannon said he had not read the gov
ernment's note to Germany about the
Lusitania, but" he added, there are
too many notes-and no action
The funeral of Charles Frohman.
theatrical manager and producer, who
was one of the victims in the sinking
of the Lusitania, were held in New
York SarVicps in four other citie
were arranged by actors or actresses
who have starred under Mr.. Frohman's
management
The Colorado statesman. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1895-1961, 1915-05-29
Mother of Boulder undersheritf Dead.

Boulder,-Mrs. William Euler, so,
mother of Undersheriff Robert l.. Eu-
Ter, died at her residence north of
Boulder. Her husband died only four
weeks ago, and since that time she
had been failing rapidly. She had
been a resident of Boulder for almost
forty years.
The Colorado statesman. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1895-1961, 1915-05-29
Shoots Wife Who Sued Him.

Limon.-A half hour after he had
been served with divorce papers in
which his wife charged cruelty. Yves
ley Windsor went to his father-in.
laws house in Any, a small town near
here, and shot her through the body.
She is not expected to live.
The Colorado statesman. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1895-1961, 1915-05-29
SPORTING NEWS


George H. Mills, known throughout
the United States as starter of trot-
ting horses, died in hospital at Mid
Teton, N. Y.
The Princeton tennis team won
from Harvard at Princeton, N. j.,
seven matches to two. 1t was the
Crimsons first defeat of the season
Horse racing was resumed in Ger
many with the opening of the spring
meeting at Hoppegarten track in a
suberb of Berlin. in the presence of a
crowd almost as large as is usually
present in peace times.
frankie Fleming of La Praieire,
| Que, Canadian lightweight champion,
conceded fourteen pounds to Freddie
Welsh, world lightweight champion,
and earned a draw with him in ten
round bout at Montreal, Can.
The boxing bill, legalizing teu-round
no-decision boxing bouts in Illinois I'M
der the supervision of state athletic
commission, was defeated when it
came up for final passage in the lower
house of the Legislature The bill
lacked five votes of enough for pas
sage, the vote standing 70 to g.
Athletes contesting in the Rocky
| Mountain conference track meet broke
| two state records at Denver in the
first four events at Union park. Flem-
ing of Boulder lowered the record for
the mile run from 4:36 to ABA So,
and NJ. Davis of Colorado set AZ feet
inches as the new record for the
| shotput
The Colorado statesman. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1895-1961, 1915-05-29
former coloradoan Killed in Fran,

Colorado Springs.-News reached
here that Hamilton de Beauvoir Mel
son. formerly resident of this city
has been killed ON the firing line with
the allies in France
The Colorado statesman. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1895-1961, 1915-05-29
NEWS To DATE
IN PARAGRAPHS
CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK OF
WIRES ROUND ABOUT
THE WORLD.
DURING THE PAST week
RECORD OF IMPORTANT EVENTS
CONDENSED FOR BUSY
PEOPLE.
ABOUT THE WAR

The Italian government declared a
blockade of all ports on the Austro-
Hungarian coasts.
The British battleship Triumph was
sunk in the Dardanelles, according to
official announcement at London.
The Austrian barracks at Rovereto,
town in Tyrol with about 1900
Italian inhabitants, was blown up.
Italy has given her adhesion to the
agreement already signed by the al
lied powers not to conclude separate
peace.
The Austrian emperors prCclama-
ton to his people recalling the vic
tories over Italy, has further inflamed
Italian feeling.
AustroGerman armies under Cen
hral Mackenzen have crossed the San
at Radymo, six miles north of
Przemysl, after capturing the town of
Swiete.
The Overseas news agency gave out
the following at Berlin: According to
Bucharest dispatch the Russian arm
pred man-of-war Winteleimon has
been sunk, with 1,4O0 men, in the
Black Sea-
Renewing the offensive movement
Of Przemysl General Macken2en's
armies have stormed six strongly
fortified villages and captured 1000
Russian prisoners, the war office an
bounced at Berlin.
The official announcement by the
Italian war office states that the
italian forces penetrated Austria, had
occupied Caporetto, the heights be-
tween the Judnio and Isonzo and the
towns of Commons, Cervignagno and
TerZo
The American steamer Nebraskan,
Captain Green, from Liverpool, May
IA, for Delaware breakwater, was tor
pedoed by submarine at a point
lorty miles west-southwest of Fastnet,
off the south coast of ireland and
rlose to the spot where the Lusitania
went down.
Austria has struck first with her
navy and aircraft along ltaly's sea
coast; Italy promptly countered by
throwing considerable body of
troops across the northeastern from
tier and occupying stretch of
Austrian territory along the river
"9 IhN
inc market price Tor spelter
reached $l5.42 hundred May 20, the
hishest II mas ever attained
Thomas J. Brown, chief justice of
the Texas Supreme Court, died at
uieei'iiie, ieA'' ai'er an illness OIL
thiee "eehs'
Lassen Peak gave few weak puffs
oil smoke early Monday and subsidized
into its first period of quiescence
since Thursday of last week
Julia Walcott. one of the oldest act
tresses on the American stage died at
,ia,,t,'s, -
wac w.
Judge Emlln Mccain, dean OF the
law department OF the State uniVer-
slty ana former chlet justice OF Iowa,
nleu OF heart disease at Iowa CITY,
In
The Rev. Father John Kelly, treas
nrer of Creighton University, Omaha.
who has been pastor of Catholic
churches in Chicago, st. Louis, Balti-
more ana Kansas died at ST Marys,
kans' he was 67 years old.
On the lO5th anniversary of the In
dependence of Argentina the Argen-
tine pavilion and all of the Argentine
exhibits in the various palaces at the
Panama, Pacific exposition at San
Francisco were formally onpned
Robar+ TrbIicb nrasider+ of +,o
Trinidad local of tho Irnited Mine
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWs OF the World

Y.suer Ponce Ip. u. Mayacl-z 49, Corsc'
: IS. Asuadilla aud Arecib1 10. faIardo Is al'
san Juan q. to the nuu IusuW Line with md'e
Louisiana Dam. Copenhagen May 90, christi
Sria June and Boston -. n Punch. Edye 4 GO
' Gi.dt1s NUS. Grrhanscl June Is. to BenhaH
| A Boycscn. with - cabin. II Storage passengers
and in balla". Bar. so m. ,-,.,,,..
sand June -. Stayangsr ~ Bergen II and Siorua
way 20. 70 Benham Boyr'cn with y hr't l5'
second cabin and 31I st'cfase pa,'cnsefa' ma'''
II Hoct , Dajci,' Fort Talbot Jun. &C. to Punch
2ori 6fmondc 5Br, Hsire June H.. to ,h'
Compasnle Generate Tran'atiantioue. Win nh'e
Princess Anne. Newport News and Norfolk "a
tho old Dominion S. 60. With passengers ana
Kaahdin' Gca1sct1an ~ 10 the Atlantic Coast Ium-
her Go. with lumber OUR. $40 M 60,
=, BRIGHTON 'Norl. rotl Antonio Jnns y. %, fo ~
tho tuneo Importing Go. with mdse bar. ~ q m
Bradford, Tutpam June J. and Philadelphia y
to D Warden. with crude oil. Bar 80 a F ~
SlbIrla. FrGnieta June 49, 70 the Atlantic frW'
Co. with fruit Bar. 1870 m. ,.-
ors'ano tBrl philadelphia juno e. to fnrhes''
Tenalores Bocss del Taro June IS. Port LimoqI
20. Cristohal II aud Havana - 10 the Iuli'l
Fruit Go. with l2i passengers. mails ana md''.
San Juan. Anuns June %. 70 the Mu9'on IS $,
Line With sugar vessel 10 10" New iork " forto
M" Mc',oner e. new S ,Is2 toasJ, Glasgow June
IS. 10 BuSk & Daniels in ballast Bar 10 = m
Norman Monarch Or. Manchester June 10. 10
the United states 4 Australian SIS Co. m bal'as
Bar 2l5pm ,.,
Cherokee Georgetown G. June Il and WI
mineton g. 10. 10 the clyde SIS 60. with pas
sengers and mdSe. Quay. as ? N.
~ Orlente. Galveston June y. 70 the southern
Pacific Co with mdsc quar-, ~ m.
chesapeake. Baltimore. to the NoW. Iork Bait
morse Trans CO. with mdsc quar-. ~ IN
Menus. New Orleans June q, 20 the southern
Pacific 60. with passengers and md'e. quar-. q 30
SAILED
Steamer jamestown. Norfolk snd Newpo-; News.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-29
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York, Jane L. Barney, Plaintiff, against
Helen d. white Haight, and others. De-
fendants-ln pursuance OF judgment Of
foreclosure and sale. duly made and en-
tered in the Bbove-entitled action and bear
ing date the 10th day OF June. 1915. I. the
undersigned. the referee In said Judgment
named. will sell at public auction. at the
Street, in the Borough Of Manhattan, city
Of New York, County of New York. on the
l4th day OF July. 1915, at twelve o'clock
noon on that day. by Bryan L. Kennedy.
AuctiGheer. the premises directed by said
judgment TO be sold. and therein described
as follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land, with the buildings and improvements
thereon erected. situate, lying and being In
the Borough OF Manhattan OF the City OF
New York. In the County and State OF New
York, bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at a point on the southery side
OF l2Sth Street. distant EOS feet, 4 inches
easterly from the southess terly korner OF
l2sth Street and Eighth Avenue: and run
ming thence southcrly parallel with Eighth
Avenue, and part OF the distance through
party wall 80 feet and II inches 10 the
centre line OF the block: thence easterly
l2sth Street 70 feet 10 inches: thence
northerly and again parallel with Eighth
Avenue. and part of the distance through
another party wall. 90 feet II inches 10
thence westerly along said southerly side
Of I2Sth Street. 20 feet 10 inches TO the
point OF place Of beginning.
Dated, New York. June II. 1915.
HUGO :. MACK. Referee.
LEWIS s GOEBEL. Attorney for Plaintiff.
IL Park Row. Manhattan. New York
city.
The following is a diagram OF the prop
erty 10 be sold. its street numhsr is 26S
west l?sth Street
18th Stree,
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OCEAN FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS.

The demand FOR steam tonnage was limited. and
rharterug vas light IN all CN. ~ the coal '-Id''.
Rates easy. with ample tonnage "i' j X.
Quotations To Lir pn,i. London. Glasgow aia nun
TEiiS-Br steamer. 1N5 tons, coke. Baltimore to
chill. p T. prompt Br steamer. 1853 tons. coal.
Baltimore to the River Plate. O. prompt. Hr
steamer. g. 700 tons. coal. baltimore 10 Rio lie
Jaurifo p {. prompt. Dan steamer. ~ tons coal.
Baltimore 10 Copenhagen o. Gothenuurg. /.
prompt Dan steamer lpreviously) $1,000 qrs grain.
baltimore to Scandinavian port IS Gd. prompt
GrccE steamer g-l6 tons. coal. Baltimore Co " &
Italy. U.s. prompt. liai steamer. ISIS tons same.
n I: Nor bark / 32i tons lumber CUR 10 Bucnos
Ayres or Monteyidco S4j. July Aug, schooner. j'2
tons. coal. Philadelphia 10 thar'c,t1a *l-lN. aud
back lumber 81 6liz. schooner. SIS tons, coal.
Phi adelphis 10 savannah. {, schooner. 30 tons.
coal Phlade phia 10 Wilmington. y {. 81. and dis
charged schooner, gsi tons. coal, Philadelphia TO
Summerside. + l. 81 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-29

e e'i Y Anna s' Nf Daan. 4 l. '" Ns''''p
Csttarausus Engineering @. olem: 5000; F.
kinney Westneld
CoTnxa farm. Dairy Co.. BrGokly1: SIS, 900 900,
E f1s To Rfookyn N kobe Ed:en G0H Brook
William Wheeler News Co. Richmond: news
sTs mSs1S ' ,S S sSeS9 M Mf
G. A' McAloon' New brighton
wswbeek Spring Co.. 'Tupper Lake. mfs;a, wines.
y. Upper Lake, W. A. Donovan. BENJAMIN J.
Fountain. Tupper Lake.
$50 600 Lyman Rosen 25S Thstford Street Brook
lyn Hyman Goldin Brooklyn: GustaVe Morris.
The ohrbach Stores Co. Manhattan; ladies',
misses and children's apparel; $4,000, Nathan
NJ Ohrbach, 80 West IAN St. y. Y: Louis T..
standard Truck Corp Of New York; Manhattan
$40 900 Florence Goldman. 1920 Bedford sV..
Brooklyn; Edwin D. Boldman. Henry W. Johnson.
Child Welfare Publishing Corp. Manhattan; SIS.
900, Sterling y. Strong. Hotel Collinswood. y. :
'NyPco Sale. Corp. Manhattan; mfg. dry and
West 18th St. &, Y: Charles II. livingston,
81 ooo. 900. Guy Il, walker 50 Broad~ay. y j.;
Albert L, Fowie A. STANLEY Jones. - y: ,
Hchry White S Liberty e. r. Y; solomon SeG-
wrth. Charles Macdonald. y. Y.
Cortland Wallpaper Co. cortland, S25,OOO. y.
Fred Beaudry Cortland. Charles p. seymour.
David W. Nanhoesen. Cortland
Weinman. Kaylin & DObrer Manhattan: ladies'
hats and frames: SO. 900. Sol Weinman. 40 Will
Jams av.. BROOKLYN; DAVID Kayln. Bronx: John
A. A. Higgins Manhattan: commission m'r
chants: $4,000: Beatrice +; Higgins. Pslh'm
Manor Albeit A. Higgins. Pelham Manor: Thomas
The R5'Nf Bro S Amusement Corp. Manhattan:
so. 600. Ralph A. kohn. 81 Nassau St. v Y;
Henry G. Wiley, y. Y: Harry Harris y. Y.
Franklin Williams Manhattan; engineering and
machines: $4,000: toher9 L. DesroT 80 Nassau
ST.. Y. Y; Adolph c. wappler. y. Y: Anthony r.
Bargmsnn. Brooklyn.
Hotz 4 FreyStedt Restaurant and Wine 60 e.
Kerhonk.on. Penn. 500. 900: Edward T. Masorin
so Evergreen Place. East Orange. y. j.: Frank n.
Van WAsoncn. East Orange. " j.. Philip 5. Hill.
y
Union Wet Wash Laundry Co.. Manhattan: gen
erai laundry. s. 600; Isaac Kretchner. Spring Val
lev Herman l.. Winer. Simon ]. Winer. y. Y.
Amsco salts Corp. Brooklyn. drugs: SIS 900: Ar
thur iadow. Hi Boston Road. Bronx: Nathan
Sadow. Paul J. I.oescner. IT,. Bronx.
The Nynne Payer Co. Manhattan; $50. 900; Prem
tiSs d Wynne. IA West lSlst ST.. y. Y, J. Reid.
s. J. Reid IT,. y Y.
Bsrm,nn a Damico; Inc. Manhattan: ladies'
hats an' millinery. $50. 900: Henry W Baumann,
IS W,'t 2is,. St Y. Y. Bella W. Martin. Albert
ThcS Hat Go. Manhattan: SIS. 900: Amy Brody
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
JUNE IS
Manhattan.

Tho. erst name is that Of the debtor, the second
hat Of the creditor. and date when judgment was
fled. =, ,,.o,,, md Michael
EsstInan-City OF y March 2S 1913 tVa.sted!
Guida. Iouis-Civ Of Y; June a. 1911, "a a;
B1cEiey, Ncvhau Con- PAYERS ct al; June q
Ber,s oswald 5 Newman. June 10. 1918. 1893 50
Rachrach Theodore ard Simon Loeo-A trei,
stein June Is. 1913. o 80 90
Rabiay Ieou-Stilwell CO.. June 49, lSlt S5lyvI
Kane Thomas IA Horton et al; June " lSVas
same-same, June 29. 1905. 1900. t?5gi2
IJunYer Franccs-F W Geiler May 5. 1906, Sle2 "
N65ucy Elmui1l IL l. Richards. June - lsl2
McGsrry. Joseph-B Altman Co; March IL
MIN, ,heimer Hermsn-s Trecsar March 3. 1872
,f.,ti, Nyr, A and George " Dunn-E l. Richards (;
49, 49, "a l9iS sll24js
Pennsylvania Railroad Cot Hale, June l.. 1917
Powers. Mary FL scoheld. June 4. lEl;$.
Tslbo, Harold R-A Stacker; Feb u. l9oN
Vogel. Ross Echebman. June u. 1915. $2si 55
Saiiach. Samuci-S Zuckermah; June 10, d9l y.
National Enameling & Stamping Goa FortunoH .
June Is 1907, SlVo'''
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COUNTY COURT
Civil calsndS-Pat ly-Hl1.AN. J. Part "

oman William W Watson
ID Preston Peter Delap
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STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS.

Steamer jamestown. Norfolk snd Newpo-; News.
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ARRIVED
London June IS Samaud tBIgl. New York via
Plymouth.
Rcrnuds June IS BermuIiau lEU New York.
MarscilleS June !}-NeGtworh iE-l New lnTk
plymouth June q Largo Law 'B-l. NcN YORK for
London. 18th Queen Margaret tl'rl. NJ" 1oTk
Cor London.
Copenhagen. June 2j-OScaf II iDah), No" i"h
via kirkVs ll
Liverpool. June 27-St Paul Now York
Balboa. June 27-krOonland. San FRANCISCO aud
san Pedro for Sew York. Celia tBrl. Valparaiso
Cristobsi' juno Cris,obai. New York: Pastoros
New York FOR Port Limon
Alden. June 27-Shimosa tBr), New YORK
SAILED.
Hull June 26-Hackensack Oate British steamer
StephanotlsD. New York. Urhiuo fBr), New iork
Glasgow June 26-St George lBfl. New YORK.
CardiH June 2e-Triuldad tBFl, New York
bordeaux June 27-Espagnc lfr). Ne" York tna
previously
Dcmerara June 2s-Parima tBr). New York.
PASSED.
Gibraltar. June &c Aura1ia G'aD. New York for
Genoa; ssmoset CI}r). New York FOR Calcutta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-29

A -A-COOK and WAITRESS Young Swedes
together or separate. well recommended: $50 $50.
r. Miss Hofmayers Agency 10 last i3d ST.. 81
-r.f.,r Murray HIM
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EOS IL. 1 In. ,
Centre line Of block.

The approximate smount OF the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the Gbove-de-
scribed property is to be sold Is Ten
thousand six hundred and thirteen 33-lOO
t0.6i3s3D. Dollars with interest thereon
from the 18TH day OF June. 1915, together
with the costs and allowance, amounting
TO Three hundred and seventy $4,000
t5I0.ss) Dollars with interest from June
II. 1918. together with the expenses OF the
sale The approximate amount OF the
taxes. assessments and later rates or
other Hens. which are To be allowed 10 the
purchaser out Of the purchase money. or
paid by the Referee. Is -Four hundred dol
lars and interest
Dated, New York. June II. 1915
HUGO 8. MACK, Referee
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ARRIVED.

Carolina. Maysrez June 10. Ponce 20. Gusnica
q and san Juan %. 10 the Il Porto Rico IS
60. with l3i passengers. mails and mdse Bar.
10 N.
Ponce. Arroyo June 10. Naguabo and Porto Real
q and Areciho q. 10 the y Porto Rico IS
Co. with sugar. Bar. j.2j
Catherine Cuneo Norl. 81 AIMS Bay and Mon
togo Ray June % and Port Maria %. 10 the
Tropical Fruit Co. with fruit. Bar. ] a m.
SiIaoa. Belize. June IL, Puerto Coriez and Iela
l3 Livingston -. Puerto Bsrrios 10. Port An
tonic % and Santiago p. TO the United Fruit Go.
with IS passengers. mails and mdse. Bar. 945 p
m. 27ih.
Maianzas. Havana June "a to the y 4 Cuba
Mall IS Co. with mdse. Bar. m.
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INCORPORATED AT ALBANY
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune

lBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Albany, June 28.-lncorporations filed
to-day with the Secretary OF State:
Home Builders Eipo,itlon Co. Manhattan. $40 ooo
r. I. Easton. 1903 PSh AT. n Y. Cbati,. ~
Abele. \ Y; LYMAN Akowith. ~ Y
John Elder Co. Brooklyn. S. 900. John Tlde,
So MAc@ 81. brooklyn: Robert l.. Corlies. hast
Orange. y. J.. Harry q. Sibe BROOKLYN
Ridge Realty Corp. Brooklyn. 5000: jeremiah
! C0ushlAn. 900 Windsnr Place brooklyn; sarah
l.. !
Victoria Cloak and Suit Co. Manhattan $40 ooo
DAVID kothsiein. S26 Southern Boulevard n Y
Lena Ro,hstein. y. Y. Abraham Miller Brooslyn
Harlem Painting and Decorating Co. Manhattan:
s.. 900 Harry rOmp. $50 East ll2th St n " .
Herman liuttcf. Alex fGyer. ~ Y.
Nesichesier fue Co. TlckAhoe. 81. 900: Charles
J.. Randolph. lonkcrs, Nicholas W. Hacker Den
vile. y William l. Bowman. " Y
John l.ssis Cbilds. Inc. Floral Park seeds and
flowers, $500 900 John Lewis Childs FLORAL Park :
MsD Childs. Floral Park. Nsfnsn q. Childs
solSoit Realty Co. Manhattan; 5000: Lidsrs
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1892 Mntord Pace. Bronx; Eugene L Gotlieb.
lsidor J. Grcenber -. !.
The George +. sherman Co. Brooklyn: mfg.
soaps $50 900. = T. sherman, 100 Lincoln Place.
Brooklyn: ". r. Sherman. Brooklyn. Theodore VI.
Crisp. y. Y
II. Salt 4 Sons Brooklyn: liquor dealers So
900. Philip Lipsnutz. $40 Lafayette av. Brooklyn.
Theodore Salt, HAMS Salt. Brooklyn.
Old English Chemical CO. Schenectady; 500
Michael b. Flahcr.y, l49 Barrett 81. Schenectady
Laura VI. Flaherty Harry Dunn, Schenectady.
Uncle Sans Chemical 60. Manhattan; 5000:
Mstilds LifShitz. ~ East seth 81, y. Y. simon
Lifshitz. Morris Greeublatt. y. Y.
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STORAGE NOTICES.

LEE BROTHERS STORAGE h VAN COMPANY.
STORAGE WAREHOUSE NOTICE
To Whom Il MAJ Concern.
street on Thursday. July - 1915 at 10 a. NJ, the
household goods pianos, merchandise. personal ei-
,ects etc stored by or In names a. follows: J. G.
Potter Reeve 4 Todd Liquid Carbouic Co. Miss
p A J. Vase. Frank!in Rker. Mrs. Roscnthal
Miss T. e. llbeck. Mrs. CosgoEe. =. Schoeppe
Percy Jenkins Amelia Frangau, J. Fisher. Mrs.
arker. Warrington Banks. Harry kalsh. Arthur
Lewis 4 Wolfe Lizzie Mulef Mrs. Blanche BIOS
field Miss NJ Brombefg. Mrs A. Nelson.
Unless all OF said charges are paid on or before
July 8. 1915 same all be sold according 10 Law
LIE BROS STORAGE VAN COMPANY.
l0i-lO7 East l25th Street
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STORAGE NOTICES.
$50 seventh Ave. y. Y.

To Albert Spreckles. Alice johnson. J.
F. Mckenzie. Katie Naming. Edith Talbot
Miss Tully, Mrs. W. Hendricks J. W. +.
Gray. Ja:nec Ice. W. II. Porter. You and
each OF o. &c hereby notified that the
time for the payment Of my lien upon the
property hereinafter described having eX-
pired, after due notice thereof had been
given you, | will cause such property, to
wit Household Goods. Personal Effects
and Merchandise, STORED IN MY WAKE
HOUSE 459 eth Ave. New York city, by
YOU or In your name cor In which you
may have an INTEREST,", to be sold at pubic
case made and provided. at Kllsky &
Gabay's Auction Rooms SIS University
Place New York city. on Thursday July
18th. 1915, at 1890 a. m. and II the sale
thereof is not completed on said date the
same will be continued at the same p lace
on each and every Thursday thereafter
beginning at 1880 a m, and continuing
until the goods are sold.
BRANICS EXPRESS.
ANDREW J. BRANIC, PROPRIETOR.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
tn nav
THURSDAY. July
TRANSpACITIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer $40 D. m
Guam. Philippines via San ffssclsco)-
L $ Transport Observation-Disclosures. July l
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. Australia. New
Zealand wis san Francisco). Ventura. p. July /
Hawaii via San Francisco. ManOa. ...... July
wa ycioriaJ. M.kura. July
Japan. Corcs. China via Seattel Shid
1uoka Observation-Disclosures July 4
Hawaii japan. Corea China. Philippines
Via san Francisco siberia. ............. July
Hawaii Via Scartle). Hionis.
japan. Corca. China tyia Sesttlel. Mexico
Maui .............. July IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-29
NASSAU COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
BUSINESS REVERSES
BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS.


PETER G. SPENCE civil engineer. OF 20 West
list ST.. flied petition with liabilities t2 267
RARNET EDEINiAN Of sos EaS lois ct. for-
merry q dealer Ia cnameled ware, fled petition
With liabilities s.. 40l and assets 1905
GEORGE DRAPP. butcher Of u West i0Gth II
sled a PETITION with liabilities $3.50 and assets
sSsl. mostly IN accounts.
CHARLES Drank. o. Poughkcrpse Petition
ncd by Sadie Brozsel Of La Grangevlle. for fc93
90 a Judgment obtained on June ~. IN an Aciion
for Islander.
BANKRUPTCY SCHEDULES.
MARTHA CLOSE dealer a. vomen's costumes
a. Wesf 4ith ST.. hcd schedules showing liz
biiifics Sl0s2j and assets Of Sass. consisting Oi
accounts $S25 cash IN bank. Sl2S AMI stock and
fixtures amount unknown. IN the hands Of the as
slRnee Among the creditors John Weir. ~ Paris.
OOO and Mrs ~ Il Morris. s. 500. secured.
MAX SIiENkOW. mEnufGcturcr ~ knee pants a,
% Iaspeuard st. fled schedules showing liabilities
s. $50 and assets N.6il consisting Of stock. 1881.
and machines. s90{
GRAND CHAIR MANUFACTJ RING COMPANY.
% .9l Monroe st.. nled schedules showing ia.
Utilities a s. as and assets. Sos. consisting 81
stock and machinery sold by the assignee fo' N's
and accounts slbI
COMPOSITIONS CONFIRMED.
STERN a FRANCES manufacturers ~ dresses
aud costumes al 81 T. 3Sd -. Judge HAND eou
armed composition a. 80 cents on the dollar cash
RosENFELD 4 pUkLLshY. doing eusnes -