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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-20

Incoming Vcs.-Is BY wireless.

So Necles. London, i9o mile. east Of SANDY
Hook al noon Yesterday.
- Proteus. New Orleans. IS miles south
Of Jupiter at noon
- Brdbaut, Providence. 10 miles south west
of MOntauk AT : p
- Perfection, Port Arthur, - miles east
Of sand Key al noon
- Comet. Port Arthur. As miles south Of
Diamond Shnal AZ noon
- Alabama, Port Arthur. 3 miles north OF
Diamond shodl AZ noon.
- Havana, Havana, 3T6 miles south OF
Sandy Hook ~ noon
- III sud, Galveston, ~ miles west Of
Tortugas al noon
s. Comai. Galveston. 5-3 miles east Of Gal.
weston bar a, noon
- r. pus, New Orleans, & mile. northwsst
Of Tor'uga~ at i
- santa Clara, San Pedro. 5N miles south
OF sandy HOOK at : T. NJ
- Ncsta SABINE, 20 miles northwest Of
Turtusas Al noon
s. Radiant. Baton Rouge, ?75 miles south.
west 81 p'Anlond shpal AT noon.
- FL Vale, Galveston, -33 miles southwest
of Diamond shoal n noon.
Hook Al = N
5 Anache l,rksouy,l.. 90 miles south
of sandy Hook Al = = NJ,
:. Nl.kcrc, Curacao 40 miles south of
s. NAVAJO, Balboa, 80 miles south Of
sandy Hook al y NJ
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NEW BRONX BUILDINGS.

A five story tenement is planned for a
plot gsxs3 at the northwest corner Of
Anthony avenue and l76th street for
Henry Cleland by the fremont Archl-
tectural Company at a cost OF $4,000 :
a dwelling one story high and cost
ing $l,400 Is to be built by +. ].
Muhfeld from plans by Seifert 4 Webb
on a lot 23x43 on the north side ot
D!tmar street. 225 feet west OF Hunter
avenue, and the Rev. W. II. pott has
filed plans for a $1,000 brick church 26x
53.4 at the northwest corne of Nereid
and Mathilda Avenues from plans W
King & Eagles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-20
COUNTRY PLACES RENTED.

Angel q Co. have rented the +. B.
Taintor residence on Heathcote road,
Scarsdale. for a term of years. unfur-
nished. to "A Mrs. Loeweustein and the
William II Fish residence on Cambridge
road, Hartsdale, to J. A. Lewis OF Mount
Vernon for a term.
Moore Il Wyckoff have rented for the
season the bungalow of Miss Ledyard AT
Casanova. y. Y, to Mrs. Il VI. Judd.
Pease Il Gilman have leased a house
at Locus, Valley. l.. l.. for a Mrs.
Stewart TO 7. Gordon Hamersley.
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REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Operator Rcsells West Side
Flat-InvestOrs Buy Up
town Houses.
LOAN FOR ARTISTS HOTEL

The long deferred summer dulness,
that slump in trading which usually APP
pears as soon as old SOL begins to beam
on New York city In real earnest. has
arrived. II was noticed frst the middle
or last week. when trading went below
the average. Though the trouble was
suspected. he market has fooled the
knowing ones before and IL was thought
that perhaps the low average was only
for a day. But the low average has
continued and yesterdays trading was
below that Of Friday or Saturday in
both volume and quality. Common
place properties held the attention of
buyers and only a few parcels changed
hands. passing in most cases TO invest
ors,
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Attractive bargains In modern one fam
~ houses and choice building lots at pri-
\air sale, a large number from which to
select
THE BANNING DEPARTMENT, STATE
ness OF two corporations, offers thess
properties at about 500 of former prices
lh"S are located at brentwood, Palisad-.
Morsemere and Leouia. New Jersey. Iop.
p">ltt 'fint.s Tomb. within twenty-nve
minutes u Manhattan.
An inspection OF these properties viii
convince you that they are unusua! bar
gains.
Llbera' terms. Title Guarantee Policy FREE.
f1r turther details and terms. address
BEN. d HAlGHT. Speoiil Deputy supt
o. Banks. care Banking Department. 81
Broadway, New York CITY.
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON, July ia further decline in
american Zinc to sea- was the feature
Oh the mining shares market. Butte
ana superior was also inclined lower
ne general copper shares market was
uuli and tended to ease of on moderate
,Ianihg. Greene C%ananea lost much OF
its recent gain. Industrials were with
ou, special feature, Massachusetts Gas
c,os'hg at so, a point below the high for
.ne Gay. Railroads were dull and
mary
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LEASING SLOWS UP.
Brokers Find weather flinders
B~usineas.

VI. & l.. Hess have leased the third
loft in 43 West seventeenth street -
Levy, Imerman & Swee the fourteenth
loft In 8 and 3 West Thirty-second
street to Louis Grauer, and first lott
in 100 and 122 West Eighteenth street
to Grund & Speyer.
The f. r. Wood, w. II. Dolson Com-
PAM has leased lofts In l0@ West Enl
avenue to A. 7. Demarest a Co. an
the Singer Motor Company, and IA loft
in All West Fifty-ffth street to the
Annex Auto Painting Company.
Albert b. Ashforth has leased a booth
in so Broad street to Arthur keskel and
space in 1905 Fifth avenue to Felix
Hessberg.
The Brett & Goode Company has
rented the store at 29l. East Forty
eighth street for a term OF years to
Emanuel Boccini. who was represented
in the transaction by william A. Pond
Nh
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$1,000 Alaska Gold IS 1854. 1854 1874, 1857
1000 4 G & W | IS. 50 50 a. 50
1000 Cent VI hrs, Is 20 20 20 20
1000 Mass Gas iias 1920 aA s5h 90 rs
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Hollsnd-Americs liner veendyk.
sailing tomorrow for Rotterdam, will taxi
mail. closing at s 30 A. NJ. for the Neither
lands. Germany. Austria. Hungary. Luxe
emburg and Turkey.
The White star liner Cretic. sailing to-
morrow. Will take mail. closing At 7 p. NJ.
for the Azores Islands and Gibraltar.
The Cunard liner orduna. sailing Thurs
day for Liverpool. viii take mail. closing
a. = 30 A NJ, for Great Britain and lre-
land only when specially addressed.
The White star liner Cymric. SAILING FRI
day FOR Liverpool. VIII take mail, specially
addressed. Tor Great Britain and ireland
only.
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4.D STREET OFFICE RENTALS.

Homer Foot, Jr.. has leased Offices In
the Transit Building and Annex to the
French American Cement Company, Fox
Electrical Company, +. c. Bursch, :. NJ.
~Rudenbender. Efficiency Distributors,
Inc. Francis O.. Hubbard and Dave T.,
Bloch, F'ould's Milling Company, Fran
ces f.. Il. Lakeland. Joseph Silverson,
Il. J. Crowley, Milton r. Oppenheimer,
and in the Milbank Building, Forty-sec-
ond street and Madison avenue. to
Richard l.. Walsh and Thomas BARLEY.
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proremcnt The pens were not qui,,
cleared OF late arrivals. common to
choice sheep ,cWesb sold al 81 So % s. ~
Per 100 lbs a irN mixed At So. ,ulIs 80
81 common to choice lambs At ScEu.i
. -, 3 cars extra Kentucky AZ s.
Dressed 'Hu'tou quiet At >UiSc. dressed
lambs at l!'ljl.,, hog dressed as h!gh
a. lGr. "
Receipts NJ hogs for TWO DAYS were =.
>ii hen, including cars for the mar.
kei PIT - t'rm - iio, higher Genera,
-, ruughs at 81 100 sos.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-20

The auction sale by John NJ. Thomp-
sou at ROTOR Heights. South Norwalk,
Conn, was not largely attended on ac-
count Of the heat. The bidding was
spirited. however, several Of the lots
selling at good prices IN less than an
hour, when the owners decided to stop
the sale on account of the mail at
tendance. II is their intention to hold
another sale In the fall and dispose Of
the remaining lots which are not sold at
private sale In the meantime.
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FLUSHING SITE FOR CHURCH.

David i. Watson mas sold TO the Rev.
Edward McGoldrick. pastor OF 81.
Andrew OF Ayellino parish, Flushing,
l.. J.. the block front on the north side
OF Broadway from seventeenth to
Eighteenth street. Flushing. The plot
IL 200 feet square and Father McGold-
rick intends TO erect a church OF Spanish
mission architecture. psrochial school. a
convent and a rectory.
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HOUSE To GET LOAN.

The Rivoli Realty Company. Judson
:. Todd president, is the buyer of -
West, Fifty-sixth street. sold by Will
lam a. White a Sons FOR the Seaman's
Bank for Savings. The buyer took ths
property In connection with a loan on
the building at IS and 20 East Forty-
first street.
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THE PHILADELPHIA R

PHILADELPHIA, July le.-Baldwin
locomotive, Cramp & Sons and ]. G..
hril were lower to-day. while strength
continued in Pennsylvania Steel pre-
l'r'ed and Philadelphia Company is
sues Cambria Steel, Electric Storage
ana Lake superior were about un-
changed. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-20
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In
Manhattan.
lat 3?os THIRD ~AvENUEl

d sVF'FH I DtN-
NEwBOLD Az. n e cor Castle HIN av.
-lN'---A h MINER sgt VI VI Hennlng
ct al; l. : Goebel. atty. l. Reilly. ref.
due, $40 81. taxes, &c. fsiiia; TO
Anna 4 Byrne for t3.S 100.
RoSELLE ST. " ;, sis : Poplsr st. 5Ox
~ lNl31Nl22 3-MaN HerZig agt { L
Brennan ct al, \ l. Davis. atty, Nalen-
tine Taylor, ref. due, sitTT.iO: taxes.
g.. fs:4j, sub to LIST mtg. 5000. to
the piaintIn for S.. $40.
BY Henry Brady.
EASTERN BLVD, " =, adj lands Of Paul
Platter. i75N3oI.6 to Becker \ lOONaO0-
Commonwealth Saw Bank agt Colorado
Rlty Co ct al: q n Hyde. atty: ] J
o Brien, ref. due, tli,.3j.TT. taxes, SC,
tl.3is 20, to the plaintiff for &l9. 900.
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THE PITTsBURG MARKET.

P~irrsPURG. July ia break OF 3
points in Crucible common was in SYM
pathy with the lower price in the New
York market, the preferred also dosing
a point below the high Of ss. The rest
% the market was little changed. gel,'
orally a fraction lower. Westinghouse
Air Brake was firm at 1873. The sum
mary.
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HELPED TO CLOSE LEASE.

william a, White & Som were asso-
ciated as brokers in the lease OF the
eight story building at the northwest
corner of Morton and Greenwich streets
to sermon Bache 4 Co.. reported re-
Gently.
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LIS
Manhattan

18TH ST. n =. se.6 q 18th nv. I7sx75-
Citizens Savings Bank ast Lillian A
oConhor uoreelos Of mtg: atty. J A
Beall.
18th ST, n \, s5 e nth av. 17sxT5-
Citlzens Savings Bank agt Lillian A
oConnor ct al 'fo-ecios of Mtg atty,
j A Beall.
Bronx.
LOTS 80 3:t& 32j. map estate Of Eliz.
Aheth X ' King. at city Tsland-Carrie
y Guion ct al. agt Helen Arrow ct al
,Lior"clns OF mtg, atty, W l. Post.
NTH ST, n 4. 233 " Park Nv. 33 tNl0o-
Joseph l. Gerson ct al agt Thomas r.
Desmond tnotice to levy. sheriff. J r
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London Markets Quiet and steady,

LONDON. July 19-The markets were
quiet, but generally steady, The old
war loan continued to decline. Other
gil, edged issues were dull. Little was
done In mines or oils, The American
market was irregular, with strength in
Steels. Canadians weakened again on
bad earnings.
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SECOND Lieut.. A NJ, Jones. to Twenty
inst Infantry.

These navy orders were issued:
Lieut.. II, l." Raves. from branch HYDRO
graphic Office 20 recruiting station at Bos-
ton.
surgeon ], 7 Kennedy. from naval hos
plit. B'>tpn, 70 naval hospital
al DIougapu, Philippine Islands.
Lieut.. =. q. Davy, from aid on stan,
Commander-iL-Chlef. A.iitic Meet. 10 home
toy orders.
Lieut. Z. l.ofiin. from the Cincinnati to
the ,guirOs,
Ensign T Baxter, from the SaratoEa
10 stan Of comminder-in-chief. Asiatic
fleet.
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cry DWELLINGS RENTED.

Porter g. Co. have leased for Henry
7. Webster TO Henry Van Praag the
three story dwelling at 1853 West l26th
street.
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sCARsDALE PLOT SALE.

Angel & Co. nave sold for u. Rock
well. Jr.. a plot 50xl00 on Brown place,
Scarsdale, y. Y.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ALMANAC

MiNiSltR t AZ
Sun rises AZ Sun acts. IA Moou ....,i y
HIGh WATER THIS DAY.
sandyH'1 y g Gov. Isl u H S He'll Cat. III
Low wATEk THIS DAY.
s.0avut Az Gov .,y An Hall Cat. an
Arrived-MONDAY. July -.
s. Tuscanis, Sc? A. NJ. Liverpool. July 10.
s. I.smpo. = ? NJ. Leshorn. July
- Hsrpsgus. I p NJ Gibraltar. July 6.
- Wiringen. . A. NJ, Huelva. July
s. Calanarcs. II as A. NJ. Havana, July i6.
s. Esrom. II A. NJ, Cienfueros. July 10.
s. Carolina. 3tS A. NJ. San Juan, July II.
s. Joseph Oh GiOrgio. 40 A. NJ, SamA,
July n.
s. Chincha. ol5 A. NJ, Cristobai. July 10.
s. Frsnkrir. ai A. NJ, AntillA, July u.
s. Eastern Prince. New Orleans. July 10.
$ Antilles. New Orleans. July II.
s. Fl Oriente. Galveston. July 10.
s. Medina. Galveston. July II
8 Rayo. New Orleans. July IL
So Hova. Baltimore. July Is.
s. City of savannah, Savannah. July ~.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
s. san Guglielmo. at Naples.
81 lroquOis. at London.
IS ST. Louis, at Liverpool.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
- Kursk, from .Archsngel.
:. santa Marta, from Savamlla.
- stephen, from Barbados
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Open. High.Low. Clos

spo, cotton at New York was quiet,
Is points decline. Middling. 92jc.
Southern spot markets were unchanged.
with New Orleans S.G3c. Galveston S.T5c,
Houston s.60c.. Augusta S.63c. and Mem
rt.s soc.
The New Orleans market closed
steady, Prices were
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Bronx

ssTH ST. = .. 100 {, " Elton av. 45xioo--
Jacob Keller Cont co aet Blanche =
TaNlor & Edward n T.rrill. owners: WIN
a Taylor Bldk 60. Inc. conts. $500 so
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The Liverpool market opened steady.
There was a good demand business in
SPOT cotton. with m!ddling 8 points adj
vance az Sad. Sales. 10000 bales re-
ceip's, none.
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PUBLIC UTILITIES.

.o AlinsqsA ths Sor r]is5tTle I ilsst an. "S''f po~sr
companies maintain their earning much
SHOWN by the preliminary statements for
the year ended jun 80. 1915 OF the
R RS Elevated Railway Company and
the Edison Compsny. OF Boston. A..
Every month Of the nsesi year OF me
i, gross over the corresponding month OF
he preceding year. For the month OF
July INV is one Month mo Figures Tor that period
showed an increase OF $4,000. or la
Per cent. over July, 1919; In August,
Mas made over the same month, Of 1913.
For the months Of september and October
reports, while favorable, rel below me
~ ths year gains were reported every
month, and for the fiscal year ended june
a. compared with 81. COS, 2ss. an Increase
OF sa?o, S3G, or 6 per cent
one OF the most unfavorable reports
in the history OF the company was made
by the Massachusetts,. Electric Companies,
ION FOR the year ended June 30, 1918.
showed " decrease Of ,iii'S:i, or liz per
ror June this year there was a de-
crease Of SIS. 900, or 10 per cent, In gross,
and for the six months OF lsiS February
tho corresponding month OF 1914 1t is
Quite probable that the decrease in net
earnings for the fiscal year viii reach
$3.50. 900. The last nine months Of the fscal
wear showed a decrease OF Sils,ooo in net
nronts and the decrease in gross for the
las, three months Of the year was 1853, -.
For 1910 gross earnings Of company in
creased 63l per cent. for 1911 there was
a gain OF 37i per cent, In 1912 an in
crease Of 2.6i per cent, while 1913 also
showed an increase, and In 1914 the In
crease was 246 per cent According to
these figures. covering u period OF years,
the rate Of increase In gross has been
deadly decreasing,
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LlVerpool closed easy.
Omen Hieh. ou. rto.

Eleven A. NJ. bids to Liverpool We're
oc'ooer, a2sc. January. 9.6ic. The
market there is due to open to-day "A
70 5le points decline.
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utst sur
EAST Of FIN av, between Fourteenth and
lion stsD
siTH ST. n :. 20 e 5th sv. 3lxlOO5-
Etlth. Wit" Ernesto q Fabbri. TO [ $
Trust co, g. Wal -, July ., due July /.
lelS, . y O.. attys. Stewart 4 $, IS Wall
West side.
twest 81 Flfth av. between Fourteenth
aud nom stsl
egp ST. : :, $50 . OH ay. IS 7Nqs as 2
constr e. TO Harris Maudclbaurn and
ano. - W S1ih II, July o.. pr mtg $4,000,
due as per bond. attls, Stodiard n NJ,
SANE PE4pERTY-same 10 same. mr. or' me-
33,500, July 10, due sept /, 1915, . y c.
lOTH Az, 5g4 5 " cor tsd st, 2oNsC. pr
m,g s6,ooo-Mary Z Carroll 70 Mary T..
a. per bond; atty. Jno j Kirby, ~
sSTH ST. 5 5. sos Q Amsterdam ay,igOSyyV
OF y V, 50 Bway, July ~. due Aug /.
iglS p e. attys' Miller, x. l. r,
80 sway 81. coo
Uptown.
CManha;,an Island. north Of 10th ST.
l27TH ST, $50 w. s :, 9Ie.6 e 9Th Az lsx
SOL u Moss, mt Long Branch. y J. .July
~. demand, g p e. atty, j A Kohn. 1900
bin aN''''''''.- $500
BronN.
thorough II The RronxD
LoTS = n 2, map Sisters C~harity-Edw n
Hall to Lucy . Robertson. 40 IniVer'
sity sv, July 10, due NJ per bond atty,
\ II Robertson, GS Wall st.,,.... $1,000
''sa7.GHMary McGtrry to chas + K KIM Siis
Prospect -. Bklyn, july ~, due sept /,
1915, 9 p 81 aily' elias + King, ~ Pros
ASTHoNy NV n " 'co,r, IAN St. 4: W.
ida l.arin to PM Pear'man, 52l Ches-
ter st. RklIn, Jn'E ID. Due as per bond
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


attorney. u attorneys name is omitted
address party OF second pArt.)
East side.
East Of Fin ~. between Fourteenth
ana lloth stsp
sisr ST. Is + +. il5 ~ Park nv. COY
Rocs-. 81, HosGt' F 81 Si., r %. n iniy NJ
10th ST. u >. $50 W al ,v. :SxiOo III
Alice Fuchs 20 Van Brunt Realty corpr.
s7G Hamburg ay. Rklyn. mtg. $1,000.
July -; atty. J De!nhardt. S7s Hamburg
av. Bkiyn ........................1!
West side.
yves, OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and HON s'sb
9TH Az. = > - : ga ST. ?tsx7t-Maria
title. mtg $1,000, Aug "a. l9li ....l 81
a2p ST. 33i-5t ". : :. $50 . 9Th az, i5.7x
ss9.chas u ray,@r Loo Ange.es ca,
bloomfield, y =. mtg sls 600. all liens,
July :, attys, Stoddatd a VI. i2S Broad
SAME PRoPERTY-c Anguish. Meier to
: : Constr Co. 1906 W 18th q. e. "a Z.
mtg '5s,5oo, al liens, July 40; a,,ys,
Uptown.
CMauhattan Island, north 81 non ST
5TH Az, l3li...n ~ cor il:th -. - Tx
" S-d Il mtg ;St.ooo. June >. 1914,
l,Srm ST ~ ". n 4. AZ " IN av. 5cx
I6O.ll-Irene r Book 20 Pelemore Hold
Ing co. 90 Park Row. mtg $4,000, July
LE%oX ~ H.. " cor iii'h st. 25iiy
IVO-Arnolj Kohu 90 Jerome \ kohn.
| W s2d -. mtg $4,000. June :, 1914:
atty. ] \ Kohu. 100 5th av .....,.ii
Bronx.
thorough OF The BrouNb
LOTS 40 ~ IA map joel Wolfe-Cagl
Barth TO YIN + Mathews, 49,? Putnam
AZ, RiigeMo"d l. /. july II; atty. T q
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

WADSWORTH Az. l2%--Jos Starobin agt
VIM Hobson ct al. Nov IL. "A. .Sg25
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Bronx.
LIENS.
Manhattan

CENTRAL Park ". 400 e. 3o2-Cariin
Iron Work. agt Eldorado Holding Corp.
owner Il cont .t5sG.5O
TRINITY PL. 10 to 16-Tsidor Schwartz
ct al agt Alliance Rlty 30. owner. VAL
entine Lynch & Co and Kings County
Plum binR CO ropsa fqp.
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MORTGAGES,

with name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney
Fast Side
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EAST Of FIN Az, between Fourteenth and
llpih stsD
SAITH ST. n :. 20 e. 5th av. 3IxiOO 3
Ei.th, Wifo Ern.sto q Fabbri. TO L :
Trust co. ~ Wal -, July ., due July !.
lglS. = y g., attys. stewart 4 $, IS Wall
~ 600
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West 81 Firm av. between Fourteenth
aud non stsl
Uptown.

tManhattan Island, north of 10th ST
127TH ST, $50 w, S :, @l2.6 e 9Th ay, lex
gg.ll, pr mtg 81, OOO-Florence Worms 70
SOL u Moss, Mt Long Branch, y J. .JuIy
-, demand, & p e; atty, j A kohn, 1900
bth aN...,,, $500
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and stocks were


Exports yesterday. 1884 bales. To-
va mus lar this season, s,233,35s bales,
'sd'hst S,9S2, $50 bales last year.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-03-25

been put IN to soil and il ls very,
very rare department store buyer,
these DAYS. who overloads stock with
unstable articles.
Three typical smoking suits for tho
gentler sex are illustrated. Two of
these costumes came from one OF the
largest New York department stores
catering to fashionable clientele;
the third costume was designed by an
extensive dress making house for a
spring trousseau. Oh, yes indeed, the
bride ~nd groom enjoy an after dinner
cigarette now. on the honeymoon trip;
and each has personal and very
luxurious cigarette case with tiny
monogrammed matchbox to match.
Not so long ago, when the very youth
ful daughter of a New York million
aire married Il titled Englishman, and
started southwark to Palm Beach on
the Wedding-trip, some Of the news
papers reported glimpses OF the bride
and groom through the windows or
their private car, and the bride was
described as smoking an aitcr-lunch-
con cigarette in a jewcled Soid holder.
At many of the fashionable house
parties morning bridge games take
place in the boudoirs, above stairs,
Fetching smoking suits are worn by
the fair players and several kinds OF
cigarettes are passed about At most
Of these informal bridge games stakes
ran high, for cigarette smoking and
PLAYING cards for money seem 10 so
hand in hand. when once either of
these masculine privileges has been
adopted.
The mandarin smoking suit pictured
is A splendidly sumptuous affair In
color it is wonderful golden orange
"A real Chinese orange tina suggests
the setting sun through film of light
clouds. The long mandarin coat is
bound all around With wide gold
braid sleeves and skirt are bordered
with gold fringe The collar L. or
gold cloth with gold bead and
Jade ornaments forming little
tie. But the pockets are the supreme
featur" of the smoking suit. They are
so wide and So deep that they form an
auron effect across tho front ~ the
coat ana they arc solidlv hand-em-
hroidrrod with chinese skill, showing
the chinese dragon done in shades of
gold. blue and rcd. Around the pockets
are bands Of black satin. edged with
gold braid and embroidered with
arabesaues in gold. This smoking suit
has a mandarin skirt instead of ordi-
nary trousers. but the skirt is slashed
ut back and front and Tapped deeply.
TO give the trouser suggestion.
Another Chinese smoking suit,
bought roady-made, but imported
by the store directly from the Orient,
shows the paiama cut, hut the material
is eorgcously colorful Hand embroid-
cries in pale peach pink and
faint yellowish apricot almost cover
the ground of brilliant Chinese blue
satin and the coat fastcns with loops
of blacl, cords over white pearl but
tons. Inside this coat is lining of
apricot yellow satin which shows eff
fectively within the wide ends Of the
bell sleeves, This smoking suit may
be had in other color schemes also
pale blue satin embroidered with
mauNe and pink, and red satin en-
broidercd with black. Tho slippers
arc ordinary Turkish slippers OF black
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-03-25

low-necked --to show an underbodice
of white batiste-and cut in deep
points below the high waistline. The
velvet jacket fastens in front with
two fancy jet buttons---odd 10 find jet
on childhood. The batiste Guimpe is
gather in tucker fashion around the
low neck, and The sleeves are puffed
10 the elbow. This picturesque frock
has been copied in pale pink or
candle and pink batistc. with jacket
of lowered pompadour silk.
Powered Noiles Please Practical
Mothers.
The dainty lower-pr!nted Voilcs
can visit the washtub without dis
aster and they are very popular wit h
mothers for inexpensive little froCks
They are so pretty in themselves that
they require very little trimming and
are most attractive when least fussy
in design, 1t scarcely pays to buy
high priced embroidered crepes for
little girls--the strain of the constant