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ASSIGNMENT or MORTGAGES.

BRooME ST, 2ts-Isaac Marx to Bamied
Friend, 1870 Madison av; attys, kaul- :
rowitz Il. 320 Bway ,.,....... $4,000
DELANCEY ST. ?s-Exrs and Trus. Of
mulowsky, 81 Canal st...,........ 5000
RiVINGTON ST. 230-u $ Trust 90 Of
" Y to Lawyers Mtg 90. 90 Liberty st
atty, T q GO, i7s Bwsy .....,.:. $4,000
Emigrant Ind Saw Bank. 81 Chambers II !;
atty, q 60. i76 Bwsy. 900
40 Av, l467--Michel Real Estate & Mtg
Co to Emigrant Ind saw Bank, 81
Chambers st; atty, 7 CO. lls
90 AZ. iiss-same to same; st,y,
MNpisoN AV.' los-Ti,ie Quar- q r 60 10
st; atty, T q co, i7s Bway ...,.,2a, 500
iiSTH ST, ms. 100 W Ienox az, i75xs9, IL
Hamilton Holding Co to May Monahan.
2iS Il isth st; sttys. Lind 4 y. ~ Cedar
soTH sT, 3 s. Is . list ay. 22SxiO., -
Hugo Josephy TO sidney Wallach ct al,
exrs. Pelham y " address IS william
,.sTH ST. $, i7s''s Lcnos av. iSs S
Dressed at Manidi st and Randall a.;
attys. Kaufman a q; e7i Bwsy 81
ALLbN ST. 22-Iennings Realty Co to
bernhard Jacobson, 100 Bridge st,
,sTM ST. 'i;5,,?7 w-Hirsch. Carris' to
German Saw Bank, lb7 ith av; atty, I.
IT Cr9, 100 nway 7,;'.,'';i;i,,,,;.s ss:S 90"
Tony. to Jacob stincr Corona, l. /; atty,
los Hlavac. 1909 LEST av..........st.O 600
ssTH ST, II :. 1857 I'd sv. is5xioo.s $
Shipman. Edw l., and ano. ears. to Edw
smith & u, 2sl Bway -. 500
sSTH ST. n :. .@S III av. iots each
l7.lxl6.7xl0Os --Sume TO same, ATTY.
same ..'''''''.'..'.'..'.'' seooo
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CITY DWELLING TENANTS.

Pease & Gilman have rented for
Irving !. Kempner his five story Amer
lean basement dwelling at ~ East Sew
enty-fourth street TO DR.. Ravel y. Kim
ball.
Pepe 4 Bro. have leased for wau-
hope Lynn II King street to A. Ruffolo
for a term OF years.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY, l3i3-Canford CO. Inc. agt
United Merchants Rlty & Improvement
60, owner: Edw Noble. contrac.
Tor 80. 49,. to'Veo
RIvISGTON ST. 6-Stanley & Patterson,
Inc agt ciroline white, owner; Nath.n
solomon, contractor ,,;:.,;;'. silo2
agt Eva J Coe. owner; Lewis C Van
Ripper, owner 4 contractor -, 5000
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TO BUILD 100000 pRMTERY.
kirwtn & Birk mire to spend 'Blg
sum on 3sth 50. Structure.

The Blrwin Realty Corporation, An
drew J. Kirwin and william H. Brk.
miro. IL about to erect n twelve story
loft building FOR publishing concerns on
the plot. 1o2.10x9s.9, at 223 to 231 West
Thirty-eighth street. which 1t purchased
from Max Thorn last June. William H.
Birkmire. who designed the building.
filed the plans yesterday. He estimates
the cost at 100000.
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Io>G ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FREErORT WATER FROST bungalow
aud houses $4,000 up also building plots on
Randall nay and Wnodrlrft Riv; low
prices; "asy terms. send for particulars
lpHN j. RANDALL. co. Freepor; l.. l.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

TO IET-Room htted with hat block
machine. lathcs, circular and band saws.
nhntr "ir., al ready to start work or
vi. soil machinery separate. Rcply To-
LANES H. u. SMITH goa Es~cN St,
RnstOu. Mass.
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sTEBBINs AVE. PLOT BUYERS.

Schiessnger & Gilman are the buyers
ron Lowenfeld & Prayer OF the plot.
l'hhNll6.6N irregulan at tho northwest
corner OF 1891 street and Stebbins ave-
fle, sold recently They Will erect two
i've story apartment houses.
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tho Marietta
Marine corps First Lieut.. c. l. Nu''inE
10 Pensacola barracks First Lieut. Il j.
DaNi-, in Fourth Regiment san Diego
haTra, X, second Lieut.. u l.. :, Brew -icr.
from American legation, rrkin, 20 lufru
States. second Lieut.. GairEe X Shu'rr.
from M" \oyth pakolo to riffs -lHge
Miutlrnp. Md
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSlERs.


with name and address OF lender and
attorney. II attorneys name is omitted
address party Of second part.)
Downtown.
tSouth Of Fourteenth ST.
CHURCH ST, ISL. :. :sxss--reonsrd ST.
50, :, 40 Church IT. 25x5o--Stillman
Cath sperry to l-sbel 4 Cohen. Pal
Arthur u Du GRE, & co. $50 Bway 500
GROVE ST; -, So. - Bleecksr It,
Bklyn; mtg $4,000. May I; ATTY. l. T 60,
lITM ST, So. i:5 Az d. run. ssiiix v
3sx wv 3ttN n 90 to 1t 7s.ii to
beg Thh rt,,S to lang IN street,
Realty co, isI L 10th st. mtg si7,5o.o,
MAJ . atty. r q 20. i76 Bway -: 81
i:rH ST; = Sas Az a; l!sN:os.s 10
Here, : FoXall ~. Bklyn, mtg $4,000,
Apr s. 1913; atty. Frank Patterson, Sc
Liberty II .................... 800
East of Fifth av between Fourteenth
and 10th gs.D
clsT ST. eos Z. s. 1851 Sd ay ao.lNg:
Isaac Goldberg to Clara Goldbers so Y
e6th st, all Hens, May ); address. q
.oTH ge 81. rs l.. : 5. $50 Sd sv. g5Sss -
sydney Balm 70 international Real E Es
S sSS f HsrTy 800 Es Avn a. Is william fn APR
s9Th ST, n :. ii5 % av' 2iNloo. 81
HaTysy Lssew Glen ot G9y ., MaI 10 a W%
! l. + q 7 Co. iso Bwsy. 49,. tl66
10TH ST, 3o7 y. :. 10 20 av. ;5xi 90 :
i2Sth st, mtg $4,000. May 4. atty. -
lsr AZ. n cor Goth At. 4o,llNloo-Man
haitian Ave Holding 60 to saliie Cohen,
ise Manhattan av, & rincus Cohen, sii
Az - John, mtg $4,000. all liens, MAY
8; Mtys. Kantrowi'z Esbers' So,
West side,
| Yves, OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and ll0th sts.l
18th ST. $. 1879 eth av. runs TO
pit 2h9 E 18th Az look TX LIN
" li.sx .l.7x XIV .l.'N n
1913 TO bcg--Cath hhearn TO Meyersdsle
&c., In Fen - y ,,i l:' a,y. aR ss a
| 7oTH ST, iis ". =, :oit Rway, isls
lo0.5-A ]. Mcrdecai a son to Gertrude
| A Narderbeck lts W l:ath 81, mtg ssO.,
600, May /; attys. Stoddard a NJ, i:s
seTH ST. iis.isC ", SIS. .i9 " coiumbu.
A. y t;nlSo i ssa young 80 20 par %''"T
b and >, g a s.. all liens. May 4. atty,
Jas T. Kelly. ~ Bway.. ,.'..sl
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north OF 10th ST.
| ll2TH ST. 5. 200 " eth av. 25Xlo0 IL
cath Ahearn to Meyersdale Co. 27l W
| l25th ~, y part. all liens, Feb u, 1919
| attys. Hailahan a Ahearn. "a w i.5th
iisTH s;T. "a W. n :, So . Lenox av, 90,
lOo.iI-Mary $ White TO Sadie Seligman
i2'5 81 John ri, Brooklyn, mtg $4,000
| May J: atty, r q GO, l7s Bway 500
| SAME PROPERTY-sadie Seligman Il
Saml Davis, lss L"noN av mtg 5000
il sri ST. =. 81 Si e PARK av. soxioo.ii"
Milton Realty corpn to Edw and Au'
Eus,e Rooster. Great Neck, l. l. tru'
m,e $4,000. May Z; atty. John @ Travis
,s5r ffG 81 ESQ sss W !. 800 5,n ay, i.s ~,
g., -. nl...s
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rises ,is Sun sets 80, Moor rlssi -
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SAndyH'k ila Gov Island lij Hen Gate 3 81
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
sandyH'k ~ Gov Island ~ Hen Cat. 10 az ~
Arrived "WEDNESDAY, May =.
SIS Pott -dam, y NJ Rotterdam. April 4
- Bootou 80 VI Amsterdam April 3
:. Guy oi Memphis, SO = NJ, Rotterdam
April -
- saramacca. Sls y VI Colon. kprll %
~ Mex 20. io.D " Havana. NAV
s. Nassanegua. t. Porto Rico A7ri ID
= Antonio LNncl Havana. May
IS Juan, II = " Iucsasy. Kingston.
- Bertha, ,'.5 r " TUESDAY Msr,au'.o
April ~
- Mohawk. Jacksonville MAY
- Colorado. Galveston. Ami Is
s. Tyler Norfolk May
- klruut. philAHclpIia MAY
- Hamilton. Norfolk Nay
So Pdwnoe, Phi!a!e'phia. MAY
ARRIVED FROM NEW NO7E
- Pcrusla, al Genoa
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
- Cre'Ic. from Genos
- Arabic. from Liverpool
- Orduna. from Liverpool
- Stampilla from Maple
s. Bra2os. from san Juan
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TO LET-UNruR>IsHEp

1ioTH ST. so2 WEST odern i've room
h1th. an outside, facing Riverside Drive
occupancy immediate. APT 81
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender an,
lenders Attorney
,South of Fourteenth stD

tSouth OF Fourteenth 90
CHURCH ST. ISL. $. 25xs5; Leonard vt,
60 n =, 2jN5o-Stillman 4 Sperry to Re-
becca u Cohen. PAlissde, y j. MAY Z.
due Feb |. 1915, y g; atty. Arthur r
Du Cret n co. 100 Bway .,........s 1000
GROVE ST, 421t IS, 10 W BleeCker -, i2N
lOO-Chas | WcinStein Realty Co to Law
yers Title a Trust Co. $50 Bway MAY .
SAME PROPERTY. pr mtg. s,oOOO-An-
drew Gsrdrlla to Cha- | Weinst Elm
Realty Co. II W i2oth st. MAY T.. yrs.
y Z: atty, l. 60. | "a Bway. 3 900
18TH ST, :, iit.s I'd sv. 2oNl0S 6
TITLE Sllyerman TO Esther koppelman.
10 Rivington ~, install. p e. atty,
Harris koppelman. Ia RlvIngion
81 ....,.....,.. ............E,0 900
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so TO Freak Pre-; schrosder. Il: SIN s,. . ".
brH 4oR v' i..s. store aud hos shcnt to
Barnett Evans ano, 3iH Fox -. b yrs
from sept !. lsli. atty. Harry ! .ic'n,
90 ~. 1881 store ana b-Rosic K-out 90
Jacob TuIlman, 234 4 tooth ~ Frs
from May !. 1918. atty II Mi'os,c'. 40
20 AZ IL. air-Ka,ie Hartman to Henry
steiner 4 son. "a : "ih -. Bk.Nn US
from May l. 1918. atty. E'mau.n. -
lsiSr ST. sos W store and na-cmc1'-G
|. Lawrence 70 Hermann Soh.nrnh'hn'
ATTY, Thomas W M,Kn.sht, ~ =,
sTn AZ. n e. e ism st. ali Sol !. tohea
~, Yrs from August !. 1914, atty,
Morris Loight, IL BWgy ..... ... '6,5on
HUDSON ST. bl2. a!l--Emma storey to
rom TeEruary i. ~: atty. Frcdcrirh
A stroh ~ Park Row .......... $1,000
?iTH ST S24-6 W a'l---oConnor 4 Rich
man. Inc. TO Alex smith, sol W l2ith e.,
yrs from MAY !. 1913. atfIs SPIT a
u. 35 Nassau II ..........,,.--., $4,000
Levy to Trinon Crssurts, 1870 81 NIch-
olas av. yrs from January !. 1915; atty,
Wasscrman, ~ Audubon av. 81 goo
huikhead-Webbs Academy Of Home Tor
Shiphu!liers to Independent Consumers
Ice 20; . yrs I from April &c. 1919 AK;
%
sTH Az 80, store and part basement
Dubois II weymer to Robert Huctter. 81
s,h aN, 4 Yrs from May !, 1915, ATTY. :
18TH ST. 100 Y, ali Emily Mitchell
to Max Bernstein and auo. 81 " l3Iih
81 10 yrs from september !, 1914, Rtfys,
snyder a :. so Maiden lane ...,..ti. 500
OLD BROADWAY. . . 1a-d 1T, store and
part cclllr-,iohn \ HaCsclcr 20 Joseph
Ryan, 80 " 1884 st. . yrs from Nly
!, 1915; attys, Fitch, VI ~ q, 3. Nn--lu
. o %
CHATHAM So. 81. ali Michael = Ri.r TO
Angelo solomon, 80 Rayard -, p ii. yrs
from April !, 1915, attys. bowers x ;
leSth at and Amsterdam av.....,Sl 500
AMSTERDAM Az, ago, store and part
basement q Fischer to Arnold
Rruuge ago Amsterdam sv, , yrs from
May l. 1915; attys, Fitch. NJ a q, 2e
Nassau az ..,.'....t- ..-..-.,,. zoo
I63D ST, SOC T.. store 4 John l. Mead
to Albert parZig nuo. Si3 sheridan
Nv. yrs from sept /, 1914 O. yrs rc-
rewaD, attys. Davis NJ, ~ Park
FREEMAN ST. 966. storc Iorgcnseu RAY
n Constr Co To Abe cohen, 800 Free
man ~, yrs from Jan !, 1917, atty,
Nj \ Nog"l 20 wall ~ ....... 1880
ELTON Az, ~, storo--tico Fuchs Nndiv
adm. to Geo klett ~ Elton av :
yrs from Nov L. 1914; atty, II
Bloch. 10 Nassau st..,.....sis0 to $3.50
FREMONT Az, 7si, Rll.-lrw'n Rlty 90 to
Ernest Rcichert, coll Mapes Hv, . yrs
from Apr rs, 1915 - " renewal. atty,
Leon Kaufman. so Maiden lane si,SoO
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FOR SALE.

CONTENTS centicmau's II room resi-
deucr, Riverside Drive, for sale, \. >
box 1876 sun ofiCr
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H OUSES
FOR THE SUMMER
LONG ISLAND.

PRIVATE COTTAGES 10 let from 5000 to
$500 per season; also two large boarding
houses. - 20 Is rooms each all in fret
ClisS condition, In refined neghborhaod,
cedar Avenue Arverne. l.. | Iruulre
WILLIAM SCllLER, / Cedar Avenue. Ar.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

LEXINGTON Az, 31i--I.itosilo Co Of N
Go 81 al. Jan IS, 1918 ..,..., ii. I4s ss
ri wASHINGrON .Ay. s5--union Deco
rating co agt l. a. ID Rlty Corporation,
Dec 10, 1919 NO W
ROADWAY. lj7s--Koster Cabinet Wks,
-, agt Mitchell Marks ct AL April 10:
1878 ,.....,.'''''' ''''''''' ''siso
Bronx.
li2D ST, n " cor Wales Az, i Louis
Kl.inneld agt ward Baking Co ct al,
May 3, 1915 ....................t5 :s,?.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Highest temperature. ~. at q Z. VI
Lowest tcmperaturc. az. at I a VI
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stewart, 1883 80 av.....'..,.,..sI O,l6S
list Az, " cor ss,h st. o.ilsicO-sal.
go " iisih st. MAJ s. pr mtg. ,si' 900.
yrs c. atty. Co. l!s
bwsy '.'''''''''''''''..' .''''''' S'VVV
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north OF 10th ST
iisTii ST, y 5, s. Lenok av, ,:exloo. /
sadie sslirmsnn - Mary : Wh, e oo Ma. !.
PiSEHr'RsT AZ. 7o-72. v :. 1910 sisi,t
= s9silS g[ %.s t t;so|S. ba .cc "
lsoth 1T. May =. yrs. p c. attys: KAN
> tro~,,. 4 j. S9o b"sy,... a.. ',,Sn ~,
runs n ?isse, ssw.s. swto centre
line pyckman - 4 So J 1854 & n
?is, Harlem River Driveway, es. at
centre line pyckman St. runs sx e
es. 20 . from centre line Dyckman tt.
runs c, 6,iiks i6xsw ~ i, ~
''@ St at ~. ii Dean. 'oi Az &es 10
slGTH ST. " cor ION az. so,ss ii
Haven CONSTR 60 to Lawyers 7
60. 100 Broadway. Apr 20. u yrr
.iSTH ST . cor broadway. sSxSl7-
same 10 ame.Apr 20. ! ~, i y r...SR2,ggo
Bronx.
thorough of The Bronx
BRoNN PARK EAST, Q cor Thwaites
ri, bo.ix irres-Arthur ~ Meyers.
to kath o Reiss, 1872 Morris av May
!, yrs, 6pc' attys' Hiidre'h q o
i7Tn AZ r"p = 10, ss:. map wwaxsSs d,
iooSiit s botSugh Realty CORN
to Men EG AZ Der 100 Son Sr'S SS2 T M%S
BAILEY AZ. asa. vs.: :siioo.7: hsn.S
hcimer to Harry Calm, $40 Grand ~
and ano, Apr 30, VI, p q; atty. title
q T Co 10 B~sy' ...';c6.. a6oo
Amelia Nickerson TO Title q T Co
l76 broadway Apr 90, due, Sc. as per
bond. atty, Title q 4 90. i76 BROAD.
issTH ST. 5, 100 v % ay, :ssicoy
TG Yen, ay' APR 49, NV yrs G. aiiy "a
MiNFoRD PLACE. 1889 "a. " =, 72.iNioO
---Thco Kelpien to Arthur Knox. Is Cen
trail Park West. pr mtg .ss. 800. May. :,
demand p c; atty, T q a CO. ~
sourHERN BouLEvARD. 7ss. e 5. GCs
ner. Inc. 1876 Bway. pr mtg $4,000. May
:. due jun. :. 1870. y g. atty, q 4
CO, l7S bwsy .'.'';;t'ss,,iioocc..,. 900.
Whitfield to y V Title Ins 60, las
Bwny. May 3. 8 yrs, 5Is p c. atty. \ '
TIE In M CO, 1855 sSsy pyor G 900 90
5sx2lxT3.s-James Tsnnura to MARIA q
Dolce, SO Dwight st. Bkiyn. Jan ~. Z
yrs pc; atty. A Madeo. 20 Court ST.
KELLY 81. W :. a6a.ii 5 Westminster az
sLeNloO-Mott Az Rity Co TO city Mts
60. May =, demand p C. atty. + A
SNOW, ID Wall st .,..'.::':.::, w., ooS
NELSON AN. llt5. n W \, 4s.SN96N5ONlli.a
james q Bisland to r Guar n Tr 60
l7s Bway, Apr 80. due, 81. as per bond
atty. Guar & TT Co, l7s Bway. s., O0l
FORDHAM AV, W ~ eb.e W 1874 81. 10 IS
e53x75lx lOR. s--Bingle Rlty 60 10 Titl'
Guar & Tr 90. l1o Bwsy, May +, due
SC. as per bond; atty, Title Guar 4 "
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COUNTRY
HOMES
DESIRABLE PROPERTIES
FOR SALE AND FOR RENT.
NEW JERSEY,

NEW JERSEY.
ENCIEWOOD, y. 1.-The place - i've
all tn. year round" send for circular.
E>GLEWOOD REAL ESTATE co.
80 Dean -. Tele. le3. EYES 523J
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East side.

tEast OF Fifth av, between Fourtecnth
and 10th SITS,
LEXINGTON AN. as. john T.
Harrigsn to Jacob Rupert Corpn. 1859
81 av, Apr rs demand, - =; atty, W II
stewart, 1853 Sd $40, lbb
lST Az. cor seth IT. to.llxioo-Ssl-
lie Cohen ano 10 Morris Cohen a ano.
go W listh NJ, MAY S, pr mtg, $4,000.
Yrs, e. atty Co LIS
Bway ................... sS'VVV
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with name and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party Of second part.D
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-02
EXTRA WORK SWELLS
WATER BOARD PAY roll

AS result of the extraordinary ex-
penses incurred by the Water Depart
ment on account OF the arranging of
pipes. meters and hydrants in streets
about to be paved, the weekly payroll
Of the department as passed today
shows an increase.
The payroll amounted TO 81 ,ssa.9l.
The balance in bank was reported to be
sl0,704l7. Receipts for July were 49,
30407.
City Auditor Biddle reported that he
had examined the accounts and had
found them correct.
An application was made for the
extension of the water main to a
point beyond the Concord station.
The matter was referred to Chief En-
gineer Hopes.
During the past week considerable
work was done in re-arrangine the
pipes and fire hydrants. During the
week the water pumpsge was
los, 202.600 gallons. The fact that the
morocco factories had been idle has
caused a reduction in receipts as well
as in pumpage of water
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-02
Nav OFFICIALs AT WORE.

Homer c. Simmons, the new clerk
of City Council. who was elected to
that position several weeks ago by
City Council, assumed his new duties
this morning Mr.. Simmons was sworn
into office on Saturday by Judge Philip
L. Churchman. This morning Mr..
Simmons was busy at his office be-
coming familiar with his new duties,
Clarence NJ. Dillon. retiring clerk. be-
ing present as instructor to the new
official.
Among the other officials who
were selected by City Council and who
assumed their duties today were Al
bert E. Vaughn, the clerk Of the mar
kets. Mr.. Vaughan had been instruct
ed in his duties for the past month by
retiring clerk William Paris. John
B. Connell. inspector of oils and fluid
also started on his new term, having
been reelected, as was also John P
Jones. a guard al Eighth Street Parl
George Tilghman, colored, who was
chosen as janitor at the police sta
ton by the public building commit
tee OF Council. also started work to
day He succeed Frank Weldin. re
signed.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-02
'FENTON beach JOYS
MARRIED BY Drowning

FENToN BEACH. n. j.. Aug. q
The first day of August at this popu-
lar summer resort was marred by
double drowning which might have
been averted had the parties involved
been nearer Fenton Persons who are
unable 70 swim should be particularly
careful when in bathing to remain in
shallow water and not get beyond
their depth. The double drowning
yesterday occurred some distance up
the shore between Nos. / and gates
Of the DUPONT Powder Company's
mills, and al place where there
we're few bathers Further down the
shore on the Fenton Beach Companys
property, hundreds were disportinz In
the water and there would have been
many willing hands TO assist in res
cuing the young people had they been
boating there.
The day was the hottest Of the sum.
I NOR and an immense crowd came to the
beach, mostly from Wilmington. Dur
ing the afternoon there was sever.
wind storm. and a number Of smell
boats tied up at the pier narrowly a.
, capped damage Through the efforts o
Robert Keenan, and others several boat
escaped
a party Of young people at the Mill
ken cottage returned 70 Wilmington %
day. They were The Misses Alice
Josephine and Ella Kane, Catharin
Grady Of Norklvn; Theresa Cfrarer ~
the Misses Mildred and Elva Len.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-02
CHARGE LAXITY IN
BOAT INSPECTION
EaStland Disaster May Bring
Probe of Entire Federal
Board
CONGRESS WILL
CONSIDER CASE
BY The United Press.

By The United Press
WASHINGTON, Aug 1.-THE Com
merce departments showing in the Chi
cago investigation of the Eastland dis
astor was beginning 20 be much cont
mcnted on in government circles today,
In President Wilson's absence, officials
talked with much discretion None could
be found who would permit himself TO be
quoted Conhdentially however, many
have said from the first that they
thought the department seemed not 10
realize the seriousness of the reelection
on the inspection service involved IN the
Chicago tragedy.
What evidently was considered the in
adequacy of its reply 10 the revelation
Of what the Chicago Labor Federation
vainly represented. more than year
ago. the seriousness of the situation was
referred 90 especially as a black mark
against the department
Before discussing charges In the Chi
cago newspapers that Secretary Redhcld
had treated the investigation with less
than the grave consideration IL merited,
there was a disposition to await fuller
information
The suggestion that the affair might
cost the secretary his official head,
J II was generally predicted, would de-
pend on future developments
The Chicago press, IL was suggest
ed, perhaps overestimated the effect
I the Eastland disaster alone would
! have on the country at large. That
/ II would lead 10 a Congressional In
vestigation. however, was spoken OF
as almost a certainty and II the show
ing generally proved as unfavorable
as the one in Chicago. Il was adj
mitted that there was no knowing
what II might lead to.
limitations have reached Washing
ton, II was known, that a thorough
inquiry would disclose the gravesi
laxity in inspection methods at many
ports. II these hints were substanti.
ated. well-posted politicians admitted
they did not think cabinet change
impossible.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-02
fine MAN $40 FOR
KICKING SMALL BOY

Charles Del Colo was before City
Court this morning on a charge OF as
sault and battery upon John NJ.
Peters. Jr., a small boy. He was con-
victed and sentenced TO pay a hne Of
500 and costs He told the court that
he and Del Colo we're lighting when
the defendant came along and swung
at h.m and then kicked him In the
back The reason for the fight, he
said, was that the Colo boy called
him a crook and said he stole bottles
out Of his yard.
Upon cross-examination the boy de-
MED taking the bottles or a bottle OF
beer from the Colo yard.
The defendant was represented by
Leonard z. Wales. The boy denied
that he had Collo's nephew down
when attacked by the defendant.
Leo Kenney, another boy, a witness
for the prose =, ton, testified that
Peters and the colo boy we're punch
/ ing each other when 1.-THE older Colo
struck az and then kicked Peters.
Earl Rogers, another boy, who wit
messed the assault, told the court tina
Peters and the Colo boy were fghtini
when the defendant came up and strucl
! at Peters, missing him, and then kicke
him.
Halleck s. Ray. assistant to Agen
Stout. Of the s. p. c. c., testified tina
the defendant told him that the boy
Peters, was fighting young Colo an
that he punched the boy IN the face an
when the boy threw bricks az him h
chased him home and told is mother l
she would let him out he would SIX hi
feet"
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-02
CITY CONTINUES HOT.
showers ARE PROMISED

Following the almost intense heat of
yesterday, Wilmington is enjoying
a more comfortable day today, al
though the temperature got to the Oh
degree mark at 10 O'Clock. The fact
that the humidity was lower served
to make life more comfortable today.
The weather man holds out hope for
showers tonight.
Yesterday was one of the hottest
days on record-rhis year. Excessive
humidity caused great discomfort in
all parts of the city where hundreds
Of persons sought parks and the coun-
try. while others fiocked 10 bathing
beaches and resorts 10 escape the rays
of a merciless sun. Thermometers
registered 90 degrees in the central
part OF the city, while some persons
reported mercury climbing to 102 and
104 degrees and even higher in some
cases. A thermometer placed in the
street az Sixth and Broome streets is
said to have climbed to 120 degrees.
No prostrations we're reported in
Wilmington hospitals yesterday.
There was one Saturday morning.
Ernest Hinderer, Jr., OF No. 1114
Maryland avenue. was Frustrated at
Ninth and King streets. He was
taken 10 the Delaware Hospital
where he was revived
About 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon
high wind storm came up 2 I'd a few
drops Of rain fell II was slightly
cooler toward night but little differ
ence was experienced by the swelter-
I ing public.