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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-06-17
Tax Conference
at San Francisco

Under the auspices of the National
Tax association the Ninth Annual
Conference of Taxation will be held
in San Francisco from August 10Th
to 14th, and will be attended by del
egates from almost every state in the
Union and by many representatives
from the. different tax societies in
the country. In addition a great
many OF the largest public service
corporations, those on which state,
county and city governments depend
to a great extent for their income,
will have representatives present and
the mooted question of taxation will
be considered in various phases IN
order that a solution of the complex
problem can be reached.
The Nevada representatives to the
conference will be Governor Emmett
d. Boyle. who is slated for a talk on
l"Taxation of Mines" John ID. Shaugh-
messy, member of the Nevada Tax
I commission, who is down for an adj
| dress on the Extent of the Powers
and Functions of State Tax Commits
s%ions," and F. n. Fletcher, former
member Of the Nevada commission,
who will read a paper on Should
Public Service Utilities Be Assessed
for Taxation by Public Service Com
missions"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-06-17
Personal Mention

Bert Gibbons, prominent in legal
circles in Reno, is among outside at
torneys visiting Carson today.
Louie Spellier, the wide-awake rep
resentative of the Reno Gazette, is a
visitor in Carson today on reportorial
work. 80.
Mrs. Adolph Jacobs returned this
afternoon from Reno, where she had
been attending the l.. o. o. +. en-
campment.
Miss Adele Norcross returned from
Reno yesterday, where she had been
attending the Chautauqua course
just given in that city.
Andrew Maute who has been at
tending the Grand Encampment OF
Odd Fellows at Reno, returned on
the express this morning.
Dave Mclean, constable Of Ely,
who has been in Reno in attendance
at the Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows,
paid a visit to Carson today.
Ex-senator Maurice Mack OF Gard,
nerville, with his wife and child, lett
last night on the express for Reno,
after paying the capitol city a brief
visit.
Selbin {. Smith and A. L. Rymer,
representing CHM * Co., school book
dealers of San Francisco, are in Car
son today attending the text book
discussion at the capitol.
George M. Anderson, editor of the
News, will leave this evening for a
couple of weeks sojourn at Califor.
mia points. He will be accompanied
by Mrs. Anderson.
James r. Smith and Mrs. c. c.
Smith, brother and mother of Geo
ID. Smith, Governor Boyle's private
secretary, arrived on the expires:
from San Francisco this morning
and will remain yer for the Fourth
of July celebration.
Mrs. Harry Mil'ard is visiting he,
son Harry in .Elko. Mrs. Mjllarc
left Carson City Monday and attend
ed the Elk's Flag Day exercises Il
Reno Monday evening. After tn
exercises the flags of the battleshil
Nevada were given into her keeping
and she departed with them to E1ko
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-06-17
Return From Camp
of Goldsmith

Fred ]. Seibert and Former Gov
ernor T. L. Oddie returned late yes
terday afternoon from Goldsmith,
the latest mining discovery in the
state, twenty-five miles northeast Of
Nina. They spent several hours
looking over the ground with Mr..
Nelson, the ~discoverer, but say it is
far too early to make any predictions.
The groupings, according to Seibertt,
are covered with dirt and it was only
through cleaning away this dirt that
the ledge was discovered.
1t is not a free gold proposition.
No work has been done on the prop
erty, he says, not ever the location
work. Sefoert brought up a number
of samples which he turned over 10
a local assay office this morning.
Neither he nor Governor Oddie took
any OF the property on their first
inspection.-Gazette.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-06-17
File Articles

Articles OF incorporation were i'll
ed in the secretary Of states office
today by II. A. Riddel, c. M. Miller
and John Smith, all of Denver, Colo.
Incorporating the Desert Chief Min
ing company of Goldfield, New, and
appointing L. A. Byler OF that city
resident agent. Ameded articles OF
the Churchill Creamery Company.
Inc, increasing the capital stock
from 100000 to $4,000, were also
filed for record.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-06-17
A Musicale

For the delectation OF lovers Of
music and the public in genral a
musicale VIII be given at the opera
house on the evening of Friday, June
18th, by Frances Mae Maddux, the
California musical prodigy who, with
her mother, has been sojourhing in
Carson for the past couple of months.
An elaborate program, consisting OF
instrumental music and dancing, i'll
addition to a couple Of reels of pic
lures, is being prepared.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-06-17
$15O,OOO Tax Money
Tied Up In Elk0

No wonder the state officials are
beginning to cry "hard times" and
look to see where they can %retrench
here and there, if other counties N
the state are N the same condition
as Elko county. This morning when
Governor Boyle came to town he was
shown the records OF the treasurer's
office and when he found that there
was $l49, 1884 tied up in the ElNo
bank by the protesting taxpayers he
began to figure how some OF this
money could be put into circulation.
In 1918 enough owners protested
their taxes to amount to $~l7,597.SO:
on the first installment for 1914 the
protested taxes amounted to S7l,oZ).-
81: and the second installment just
closed, the moneys paid in under pro-
test totaled up to S~9,o74.64, making
a grand total of nearly $4,000. And
to make matters worse tjle laws OF
the state are so obscure that the tax
collector does not know how long
he must keep this money and when
or how he is to pay it out or appor-
ton it. 1t may be possible that tle
matter will be taken to the Supreme
court on a test case in order to get a
decision and unless there is some
wav of releasing it the funds will
keep on piling up in the banks until
all the money in TIE county will be III
| the protest fund. -E1ko Free Press.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-06-17
The Carson
Semi-Annual Examination

The next ~semi-annual examination
of teachers will be held Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
June 22d. sd, oath ard 18th, 1915,
for the fourth supervision district at
Reno and Virginia City, beginning
promptly at 9 o'clock the first day, in
the high school building at Reno, and
in the public school at Virginia City.
Teachers are required to furnish pa
per, pencils, ink, etc, for their own
use, as now provided by law.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-06-17

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Buggy for Sale

Strong and in perfect condition,
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ably for cash. Apply at this Of
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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-06-17
PHONE 1911 FOR

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28
NEW REALTY CORPOR aTIONs.

ALBANY. Dec. 2I.-The following realty
corporations were chartered here to-day:
whitney. Corporation. Manhattan; capt.
Mary l., Kramer and Henry IL. Abbott
Coliender Realty Company. Manhattan;
capital. ii0. 900. directors. Bernard Brindze,
a Brindze and Harriet Brlnd9e' New YORK
Frank Land Corporation, rnwood; capt
tai, $40. 900. directors, Halstead h. Frost.
Brooklyn. y. y; Smith Prague; lnwood.
Nassau county: " and j. R'''e'
Finn Holding Corporation. Manha,tani
capital. 5000. directors. Finn l. Foss.
Cook. Brooklyn, s. Y.
penwood Realty Company: M4nhni,an
Sspl!%I; 500 F4ssman r ana s. ID a'sT 6
T.rrian' New York city.
Rssst Realty compsnyi N.nhrsiaT
Mark I. Tager and sophie Tager, New York
.s'scc: i,rec,or., psVid F KEMP, Kim!
sa5s.; 1 a, a.; N SrsE.k t. rTG~e''' james T.
capital. 1900; directors, Mildred, Levy,
Gustave Levy. New York; Sanford Levy
Manhattan capital, N,GOc; directors, sam
uei b. .sterlmetz Ions Island; 9s,af Com
Nscol Realty COMPANY; Manhs}..a,
brun. Charles Reiss and Simon Myers
New York city.
$500; directors. Sadie e. Iich"skind Htllh
dale. y. T.; Jacob splitter, Perth AmbaS
y. !, and Louis sachs, The RronN. y ~
: Il. G. Holding Corporation. The
Bronx, capital. >. 900 directors, Thomas
j. Mccormack. J. +. N.ehuhr New lorh
CITY. Charles CArucci. The Bronx, y '.
catilana Realty Corporation, BROOKLYN
| capital, 1000; directors, Mamie tichera
Clara Rapisarda and John Rapisarda
Brooklyn, y. y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28
CITY REAL STATE
CITY REAL ESTATE.
HoraceS
REAL ESTATE
Fl Liberty St. 4S9 Fifth Az.
PUBLIC NOTICES.
BOARD or ESTIMATE AND APPOR-
TlONME<T.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the
Bosrd of Water supply OF The city OF New
Of the STATE Of New York enacted Ia the
year 1895. and amendments thereto. has
made such surveys. maps. plane. specitiea-
tions, and investigaticrs as 1t
deemed proper In order to ascertain the
facts as TO what sources for an additional
supply OF pure and wholesome water for
The CITY OF New York exist and are moot
available, desirable and best for the said
supply and has reported TO the Board OF
Estimate and AppOrtiOnment with recon-
inendatlOus as 10 what action should. IN It's
opinion. be taken with referenc" thereto,
accompanying the same, bears ths date OF
June -. 1905. ANA is entitled Map aud
profile showing. manner OF obtaining from
water for The Citv OF New York. which
said map. Is on hlc In the office of the
Board Of Water supply OF The CITY Of New
YORK. in the Municipal Building, Park
Row Centre ana Streets. in New
York city that said map and profile we're
Apportionment July 6. 1905; that said map
md rrotile were submitted {" IN" state
mission approved October u, 1911, mat
49, Bonri Of Wa!sT Inhrp,S has in'iS a
ment IN which n H. st forth thai e. is
necessary that The said map aud prohe,
shown upon a map and profile submitted
by said R1ard OF Water supply. diteI De-
cember -. 1915. aHd entitled Map and
profile showing manner of obtaining from
Schuhari" crcek an additional supply ~
water Tor The city Of New Nor&.' which
said Map d. on Tile In the office OF the
Board of Water supply Of The CRY of New
Work Ia the Municipal Building. Park Row,
Centre and Chambers streets, IN New York
cry
BOARD Of Estimate aud Apportionmcu' ~
Tie rity of New York has rNed the li'h
day 81 January, 1916. at 10 O'clock To the
coreusu, a. Room 10, I'm the CITY Htli. IN
The cry of New York, ~ the time and
plHC" 10Y a public hearing upon the said
report. dated pecruhcr Il. 1918. and has
resolved that notice % such public hcarirs
~, given hy publication Ia The CITY
RECORD and In two daily papers pub
lsnrd In The Clfy 81 New York. aus rs
I publication of ~lid notice In two paper
designated a. ~"oficIal papers" ANY. for IN,
! puhliClE Ion u official notices in each ~ The
counties II Albany. Columbia. Della war,
putchcss. Greene, Montgomery. Orange. Put
nam. Rensselaer,. R1ek'aul. Sch,utctadv
Saratoga, Srhuhiri". Ne rhester and u
st-r. or II here be- mons such TN any 81
said counties then such notice shall h'
Z published in any two papers published IN
said counties, such publications havin,
been determined 10y said Board ~ EST
mat" aud Apportioumont to l., reasonable
public notice uf said hearing. and that IN.
secretary ~ the said Board Of Estimat'
and .Apportioumtnt Was directed to give
quircmcn's ~ the statute and A. he may h.
advised 10y the Corporation CounseL
Joseph HAAG
Secretary 81 the BOARD of Estimate an,
App'rt'onmcut OF The CIV OF New York
DttrJ. <,N York CITY, DsComb- r 20. 1915
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28

SPRING STREET.-Daniel H.. Jackson
has sold to "A client OF u. b.. Clarke
l4S Spring street, a five story busi-
ness building with stores. on lot COX
100. Mr.. Jackson recently acquired
the Spring street property In IA trade
for a summer residence at Bright
waters, l.. /.
WEST 18TH sTREEr,-staphh S.
johnson has sold for II. Il. Stevens
22l and 223 West Eighteenth street,
two FIVE story dwellings, on plot
50x92.
PROSPECT AVENUE-Paul Bultmann
has sold for the Benenson Realty Com
pany I4l4 Prospect avenue. n four
story double fiat. OIL plot 27xl6?. to a
client for investment.
CRESTON AVENUE.-The Level Realty
Company has disposed OF another
apartment In its row Of houses on
Creston avenue. north OF Fordham
road. through II. a.. Douglas & Co.
Union AVENUE Frederick c. Cul.
len has sold the southeast corner of
Union avenue and Home street. a plot
74.1lxlO3, to Il. Lowenthal Sons. who
will erect a W story store. T. ii,
Sheridan was the broker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28

KoIbssehow TAtslb~um .verbrudetunss
vereln to MorrIs Letser. itt Coiumbia 81
satisfied Of record without hllns Of or sinai
mtg. by order Of supreme Court, Dec 60
1919; atty for petitioner. isadoro Apinlc
isaD 81, "a, lea " Tin av. iixioo.s. June
d. 1Sti--David and Rose Stone to the
Equitable Life Assurance Society; atty,.
FOX ST. W g, s6,+ . Intcrvsie av. runs "
N.11 Z n y ~ to . o 1ntervale az Y
sw . AL Z q soil to W . rox
ct Z n 50 10 beg: Haven av. n . cor l7oth
ct runs n 1871 4 9 SIS x . 22.6 \ g
IS x . s7.s to n . 17eth- st xwSt TO
beg. May 1. isii--Oie II and losa "
Olsen to Mary A Gordon Jenninss: ATTY.
soTH ST. 2is-22i w. N . o. 6ox7s.txsox
7s.e: goth st. all w. n es ssx7s sx2sx
sol, July %. islo-Caroline Realty CO
70 N !. Life ms Co: sttys. Harris y
MADiSON Av. 1883. . ., $40 n ssth st.
17xioo. mtg on rents. &C. Aug 3. 1sie--
jos eananes to Hoohannes Aoushekian:
atty, v q ~ BoGajian. i<1 Bway. $500
0ANE PROPERTY, Aus a. isi6-sams
-. Hannah Benaim: atty. J + Benain,;
wiNsHiNSFoN 81. Troy 81,
SS.iexsS, MAJ 8. isss--Jno and Margaret
Morgan to the Bowery Saw Bank: atty.
Carlisle Norwood. IS William st.. $4,000
o<rH ST. . r., n Z, ii6 . from n e cor
Sth ~. aSxsS.S, Apr 10. lso4-wailins.
ford Realty Co to tho Mutual Life Ins
Co; attys. Evsrts. Tracy q 9. So Wal
o. 'si<o''V'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28
TRADING IN

The Sinmacross Realty Company has
sold for william C. Calm the three
story dwelling with stores at tho north
west corner OF Fifth avenue and Nine
tieth street, on lot 25xl00, to an investor
for about $4,000 also old to a builder
six lots on the southeast corner OF
Fifth avenue and Nineteen street. 100x
,is for Mrs. Elizabeth Griffin.
Frank A. Seaver 4 Co. have sold the
four story brick apartment house al
1870 Fourth avenue for the Mammoutf
securities Company to al investor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28
LEASES RYE u

A lease, with the option OF purchase.
has just been closed by the iceland
Realty Company. Simeon Ford president.
for IA new house TO be erected on the
extreme westerly point OF Manursing
Island, Rye. Westchester county. The
tenant is Philip w. Boardman. OF the
firm OF O'Brien, Boardman Il Plat, who
will make It his permanent residence.
Hecksche- & DE Saulles were the brokers
in the deal.
LEcluse. washburn q Co. have leased
for the season OF 1915 the stokes cot
tage at Orienta Point. Mamaroneck, for
Mrs. NJ. 8. Gilbert, to Louis M. Joseph
thai. This Is one of the show places Of
that section.
John Il. Scott has rented for Thomas
Blagden one of the three country houses
recently purchased by him from David
Weingarten on the corner of Osborne
/! and Lakeside avenues. Lawrence. l.. l.,
| 20 Grayson NJ. +. Murphy. vice-president
OF the Guaranty Trust Company, An
, other ono of these houses adjoining
Lakeside was rented q few weeks z to
4 Samuel N Hincklsy,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28
Live stock Market.

MONnAY. Dec. 81. 1915.
Receipts OF beeves for two days were
eo32 head, including 32 cars for the
market, of which % cars were steers.
Steers were slow but steady with some
sales showing hrmness; bulls and cows on
limited receipts were firm to l09i5c.
higher. Ordinary to choice steers sold at
17i0aS9 per 100 lbs bulls at s+.5oa
~. so: cows at S3aS5.9o. Dressed beef
moved slowly at steady prices or at 100
lac. for ordinary, 20 good native sides:
choice and extra beef at l4h Die.
Receipts o! calves for two days were
market. On light reesipts the market was
strong and 90 a soc. higher than last Fri
Wine veais sold at ssd1i26o per 100
lbs, with NJ choice stock offered barnyard
calves al I,6,S7h 1tss7h; yearlinss at
sSs7hqss Dressed calves steady to frm.
CITY dresst ia vsals sold at lah dlshc,
country dressed at Mhglbc,
Receipts Of sheep and lambs for two
aays werd 5.sls head. including about .
csrs tor Che market. sheep ruled firm
,smhs weie l5 q 25c. higher. Common To
nhn,ce rhlep sold at $3.50 a 90, rs per 100
TX fair 10 prime lambs at &9.5od $l0.25
Ills al Mt7.5 80. Dressed mutton Arm
lpcr H.. dressed lambs 1t 1870
sc hog, rdressed. selling up to i6Mc.
nountry drtssed dollhouse lambs lower at
saMSi0 pei carcass,
"Reeelpts of hogs for two lays were
l2'sss head, including about a car for
he market. Feeling nrmer, Good heavy
hogs sold at 81 per 100 lbs, roughs a,
| Toe; roasting pigs at i+qlso'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28
SITES FOR MANY
NEW APARTMENTS
Builders Have Busy Day Buy
ing Plots in Manhattan
and The Bronx.
BIG FIRMS LEASE SPACE

A good number Of properties we'll
above the commonplace order found buy
ers yesterday. Al such q period Of the
year, when the mind and interests OF the
public are festiveiy inclined. = buying
movement such rs developed yesterday
was not 10 have been expected. A feA-
ture OF the trading Ii tho buying Of sites
for apartment Improvement, q factor
that cannot be passed over lightly. for It
reflects . growing demand for living
space in all parts Of the city. which
means y better and greater real estate
market. Site buying affected the best
sections Of both Manhattan and The
Bronx.
"A builder Of apartments added to a
site In the East Side which he has been
piecing together for an apartment de-
velopment for some months. On the
West Side there was . SIMILAR deal.
Both properties are to be Improved In
the most approved anner. In The
Bronx lots. yes. blocks OF them, were Sc
cured as building sites either by builders
or spectators who have builders to TAKE
the land of their hands. Trading outside
OF the leading boroughs reflected a very
lively interes. In the market. which. as
has been sa.d before. IL not usual at this
period of 30 much distraction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28
MORE TINE IN PLATTEN PLAN
Extension Of Deposits Of Mercan-
tile Marine stock.

II was learned yesterday that the
time for the deposit of the common stock
o. the International Mercantile Marine
Company with the Platten committee.
which expired yesterday. would be ex-
tended. Thus far tho committee has
scured a little less than a majority OF
the stock. II is hoped. however. that
In the near future the committee wiz
have approximately so per cent. of the
stock deposited with it. This expecta-
ton is based on the fact that the New
York Trust Company holds "A large block
OF the common stodt. which was de-
posted with 1t when the international
Mercantile Marine Company first went
into the hands OF the receivers. Under
the agreement of deposit a tax OF so
rents per share is payable should any
withdra walls be msda but 1t is hoped
that this agreement may be set aside
and The stock released.
NEGOTIATIONS are under way between
the Wallace committee for the preferred
stockholders and the Platten committed
for the common stockholders which. II
- believed, may result in better terms
for tlk common stockholders than were
offered in the preliminary reorganization
plans drafted by the Wallace committee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28
JAP IMPORTERS IN BIG LEASE.
MOrinura Bros. Take 10000 So.
FL. on 23d street.

Morimura Bros. the largest japanese
importers In the United States. decorated
recently by the new Emperor Of Japan.
have decided TO leave Broadway. where
they have been for yeas, for a head
quarters on Twenty-third street be
tween Fifth and Sixth In the
building Michael Coleman will erect on
the site OF the Eden Musee the Japanese
importers have leased 100, 600 square
feet through Frederick Fox & Co. for a
long term OF years at a yearly rental
which u said will total $1,000. 600 for
the period OF the lease. The building
will be twelve stories M will cover the
property known on the map as So. 50 and
81 West Twenty-third street Because
Of the coming of the Morimuras to the
building Mr.. Coleman has consented to
restrict It,. on the advice of Mr.. Fox.
to importers and wholesalers with plants
elsewhere. This plan has proved very
attractive apparently. for negotiations
are pending with "A number of leading
concerns for the remainder OF the space
for use as salesrooms only. The build.
ing will be ready for tenants next Octo-
Der. william Birkm!re is the architect
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28
BIG GAINS BY UNION PACIFIC.
Gross Earnings In November In
crease ~ Per Cent.

Tho report of the Union Pacific system
for November shows a gross Increase Of
N,1s6,ss7, or 23 per cent, and a net
Increase Of s1.047.220, or 81 per cent.
OF the large increase in gross earnings
passenger traffic contributed $132, 1879
and freight sl,631,7Os. Gross trans
portatiou expenses increased only s22l.-
$50.
OF the gain Of s3.125,572 in gross for
hve months, $2.f07,653 WAS freight carn-
lngs inc, ease and ss0S.++6 the advance
IN passenger revenue. To carry this
added traffic during the five months cost
Union Pacific only s160.O46 transpOrta-
ton expenses. The increase In outlay
on maintenance of way was $400,569.
while on maintenance of equipment
S722i less was spent thar In the five
months in 1914. The increase in taxes
Tor the hve months vas S207,2lS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28
AID hospital WORK,
Saturday ana Sunday Association
Reports New GIFTS.

S'Uuy uuu Sunu0y ASSOCIATION
Reports New GIFTS.
The bankers and brokers' auxiliary
or the Hospital Saturday and Sunday
Association reports that the following
contributions had been received up to
December %:
j. p. Morgan 4 Co.. $4,000; Kuhn.
Loeb & Co, $4,000 speyer 4 Co, 81. 500
Laxard Freres, u 1000 Hallgarten 4 Co..
Harris. Forbes & Co. and ]. 4 w. Seiig-
man & Co. $500 each Blair & Co., Gold
man. Sachs n Co.. Hayden. Stone 4 Co.
Charles Lanier n Maitland. Coppeli 4
CO., $3.50 each Harvey Fisk q Sons.
William II. Moore and Seward Prosssr,
1900 each =. J.. Goodhart Il Co., and
Heidelbach. Ickelheimer & Co., $50
each; Lewis L.. Clarke, $125 and 500
each from Asiel & Co. George r. Baker.
George F. Baker, Jr.. Otto T.. Barnard.
William l.. Benedict. Simon Borg q Co..
Edwin M. Buckley. b. b. Chaplin 4 Co.,
Hartman X. Evans. T.. Hayward Ferry,
Walter Il. Frew, ]. Horace Harding, A.
J. Hemphill. A. Il. Hepburn. Francis l.
Hine, knauth, Nachod q Kuhn. Gates
w. McGarrah, Bradley Martin. Edwin
q. Merrill. Millett, Roe q Hagan. w. II
Perkins. Post q Flagg. Charles II. Sabin,
F. 8. Smithers q Co.. Strong. Sturgis q
Co.. Van Emburgh & Atterbury. Francis
NJ. Weld. A. II. .wiggin and r. T. VIII.
son < Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28

Tho Veloce liner ~StampaIia, sailing to.
day for Naples. will take mail. closing at
$3.50 A. NJ. for Italy, Rumania. Serbia and
Greece.
sailing to-day for Rotterdam. Will take
mail. closing at $3.50 \. NJ, for Europe.
except Germany, Austria, Hungary, Tur-
mark also for Africa. West Asia and East
Indies.
Thursday for Liverpool. will take mail,
closing at $3.50 A. NJ, for Great Britain and
Ireland when specially addressed on.y.
The Greek liner Thessalonka, sailing
Thursday for Piraus. will take mail. cloe
ing at 1880 a. NJ. for Greece when
specially addressed only.
The sicula Americana liner san Gugy-
elmo. sailing Thursday for Naples, Will
take mall. closing at $3.50 \. NJ, for Italy.
Rumania, Serbia, Groove aud switzerland.