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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The italian steamship Verona, ,ailins
to-day Tor Genoa, viii TAX" insti. 'losirx
At $40 \ NJ. Tor Italy, Rurrunih, Swlt1"r-
land aud Greece.
1he italian steamship Principe ~ Cdir"
sailing "Wednesday for Denos. will take
mail. closing a, $50 a. NJ, for Italy. Ku
mania. switzerland and Greece.
Tn. American liner Finland. sailing
Wednesday 'of Liverpool will take mail.
closing ut $50 \. NJ, for Great Britain
ireland and South Africa; also specially al
dressed correspondence for other countries
except Germany. Austria, HunEsry. Iuxein-
hurg. BulSu-is. serbia, Turkey. tho $"thcr
lands. Norway. Sweden and bAninHr@.
The French liner La Tcursinc. ealing
saturday for Bordeaux, will take mat.
losing ~. noon. for France, Rumanis,
switzerland. Italy. spain, Portugal, Evyp'.
Greece. .British India. British East Africo.
sisin, Malta. Gibraltar. Ceylon straits
Settlements. Dutch Eas, Indies. West Al.
strela ana Persia
The American liner Philadelphia. satl'rs
saturday Tor Liverpool, vill 'aka mail,
ling ~ . 80 \ NJ. for Europe except
ti.rmsnN, Austria. Hungary. Lux-mburs
bulgari,, Serbia, Turkoy. me Setherlands
Norway. sweden and Denmark, Africa,
West Asia and tho Fact Indies.
Tho Holland America liner Evndam ~,
sailing saturday for Falmouth aud Rott"r.
IL m. Will take mat, closing at so \. "
tor the >s,herlp nds
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BIDS TAKEN ON STEEL
FOR SUBWAY SYSTEMS
Service Board Is Expected to
Make Awards on $4,000
Tons This Month.

The most interesting development IN
structural business last week was the
taking Of bids on nearly $4,000 tons OF
fabricated shapes for extensions to the
subway systems in the metropolitan dis
,rict, The Public Service Commission
is eA pected to make awards during the
current month /, will be recalled that
nearly all Of this steel is for 1915 ship
ment. The business actually placed with
the fabricating shops was less than 49,
900 tons. and the total ordered since the
first OF June has been a little more than
~. 900 ons Tho latter includes $500
tons Of structural shapes for exp t to
Norway.
Railroads continue TO place numerous
small orders for bridges and are ex-
pected to feed the market with similar
contracts for weeks to come. The pr'n-
cipal order placed last week was 1,SO0
tons, for the New York Connecting Rail-
road, covering catcnary bridges for cleo
trical service at He'll Gate. The contract
was placed by no Pennsylvania Rail
road. Bids have been submitted on
nearly 5000 tons Of additional bridge
work for the Pennsylvania, Erie, New
York Central. New Haven. Lehigh VAL
ley. Southern Hallway and BOSTON and
Albany.
Steel building work. including manu-
featuring plant extensions. has suffered
a severe reaction In the last two weeks.
No very large contracts are pending. but
there are stiil numerous small inquiries
which viii aggregate quite a fair ton
mage. Contracts for apartment houses
and loft buildings In New York city. re-
curing several thousand tor Of steel
are still under negotiation.
Interest In pig iron last week was
largely centred In sales to and inquiries
from foreign countries. aggregating
about $4,000 tons for eight different
Governments. details OF which hav.
been noted during the week. Domestic
consumers OF pig iron displayed very
little interest In future requirements, al.
though IA few manufacturers OF railroad
equipment came into the market 10,
| about 5000 TO 5000 tons Of foundr,
grades. and steel companies placed con,
| tracts for about $4,000 tons OF basi.
| iron In tho Eastern territory. The tota
volume Of business booked In all dis
| tributing districts Is estimated At be
tween 10000 and $4,000 tons.
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Victoria Oil Company
40 Church SNrAet
80 Church Street

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that sub
script!on warrants, fun and fractional"
will be mailed 10 stockholders Of record AS
OF June 18th. 1916, as soon as practicable
after that date.
Transfer hooks VII be closed from June
18th. 1915, to june 10Th, 1916. Theee sub
scription rights cover the privilege of sub
scription 20 six per cent. 5000. 900. ten
year convertible first mortgage and COL
la,era. trust sinking fund gold bonds Is
sued by the company. Descriptive circulars
Of bond issue will the subscrip-
ton warrants.
Stockholders are urged TO cause their
stock TO be transferred into their names by
the UNITED STATES MORTGAGE d
TRUST COMPANY, transfer agent. and
registered by the EMPIRE TRUST CON-
PASY. registrar.
WILLIAM. srURGIs. Secretary.
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New York Mortgage and
Security Co.
iss BROADWAY. New York, June !. isi,

100 BrodGWaN. New ork. June =, lsle
NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS.
The respective e'osrds Of Directors Of the
NEW YORK MORTGAGE AND SECCRlTy
COMPANY and the NEW YORK TITLE
INSURANCE. COMPANY having made a
entered into an agreements. under ,hs re-
eper'ive corporate seals of the said Com
panirs. for the merger Of the said NEW
YORK ~MoRTGA1E AND SECCEiTI SOM.
PASY into IN. said NEW YORK TITLE
INSvRANcE coMpANI under n. naTe
MORTGAGE COMPANY: pr..er'oing n:
mode Of carrying the same Into effect.
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN. In accord.
erce with the Instructions y the ssio
eosrd. tina. a special Meeting o. the .tock
aoider. Of tho new YORK MORTGAGE
AND SECURITY COMPANY will BE- held
~ the once 81 the ssid Company. No 1875
Broadway. Borough Of. Manhattan. New
York ti'y, AZ - o'clock. noon. on Tues.
day, June 20. 1915, 70 consider ard act
upon said agreement Of merger which will
then be submitted TO said stockholders for
their approval
The stock transfer books Of the Com.
pany vii be closed on Friday. June 10,
1915. at 2 o'clock y. NJ, and reopened on
Wednesday. June 81. 1915. at 10 o'tock
A. NJ.
HARRY A. KAHtER. President
FRANK l.. COOKE. Secretary.
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New York Title Insurance Co.
$50 Broadway. New York. June 3, 1915.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

, ~" " ~ hhN o.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The rcspectiye .BoAras Of pire.,ors o.
the NEW YORK TITLE INSURANCE
COMPANY and the NEW YORK. MORT.
GAGE AND SECURITY COMPANY having
made and entered into an agreement. un-
der the respective corporate seas of the
said Compsnies. FOR the merger NJ the said
NEW YORK MORTGAGE y SECURITY
COMPANY into the said NEW YORK IL
TIE INSURANCE COMPANY. under the
name and s,y!e Of NEW YORK TITLE
AND MORTGAGE COMPANY, prescribing
the terms and conditions thereof. and the
mode o. carrying the same into effect.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GINES. that a
Special Meeting Of the STOCKHOLDERS of the
NEW YORK TITLE INSURANCE. COM
PANY will be held at the once OF the
said Company, No. 10; Broadway. Borough
o. Msnhattsn, NJ" York CITY: a, 4:
TO consider and act, upon said asreemen:
said stockholde"- for their approval,
The stock transfer books o! the Company
will be closed on Friday. June 10, 1916, At .
o'clock =. NJ. and reop@nei on Wednes-
day, June 81, 1916. at 10 o'clock A.. NJ.
HARRY A. KAHLER, President.
FRANK L. COOKE. Secretary.
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FIRE RECORD.
OIL EXPORTS GREATEST HERE.
New York Le.ds ~ Other Ports IN
'Chts C%Ountry

Tho port Of New York st'll leads in
exports Of miners' oil. although develop
ments AZ other ports. like san Francisco
and New Orleans, as well a. Sahin. on
IN" Texas coast. have put those ports
on a level with Philadelphia and others
not rankiAg with New York
New Works. proportion was a,proNi.
ma'ely 80 per cent 81 shipments FROM,
leading points OF ext in March. OF
2lS01s,2i0 gallons, New York shipped
"',i72 76-. Tho next in order was san
Francisco. with 42.7?s.o0o gallons. ~
about one-halt tina, Of New York Thu.
third port N that month was Sabine,
through which tho major portion Of the
ToNas product passes into foreign Mods
firurrs collected hv the New York
chamber NJ 'onuer,. fNr i,s annual
review OF the rr,rolruu traIc show
that of LISA So gallons sent
through the siN leading ports Of Nv,
country. isa.l73.1Hn gallons. or =" per
cent. was exported 'n-ourn New York
in 1915. The port If New Orleans. rank.
ing next. vas credited with lG9, i25,tll
gallons. These 'ofa's include crude o,l,
refined oil. usTlltha and gaso"u' The
port NJ Sabine rivals New Orleans. and
wa credited with li1.ai5.2Si gallons
IN 1915, Philadelphia ranked fourth
with l21.3T5,a14 gallons. and San Fran.
cisco, Including southern California,
contributed l"4,363.S 37 gallons. New
Orleans was the only port which during
1915 exceeded tho eiports of the pre-.
ccd'ng year. Elsewhere there was /,
failing ~ from i,@2b.7PT.I6T gallons 80
i.l2S.>ST.iii gallons iu 1918 The port
80 Ncw Nork exported 4li1j3.6Io gal.
Ions Of refined oil. of which France tooh
r2.01T,il% gallons aud Great Britain
1S,30l,7 gallons, Erazil became one
nt ,l, ,0n,frNfS 1.yuns, ,stiS.,v,ayS sul.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
III. CASE IHneSnlM6 MACHINE COMPANY

Racine. Wis. T.. : A., June :, 1915
a dividend of one and hree-auarter per
I rrs \ IPSSn re on'', .nd ffs h..
been declared. payable On Saturday, July
I, 1915. TO stockholders OF record at tho
on july I. 1915. the Voting Trustees for
tho holders OF PREFERRED STOCK TRUST
CERTIFICATES viii be prepared TO dis.
tribute tho above dividend when received
by them. among such holders entitled
thereto whose names appear Of record on
their books at the close of business Nom
day, June -, 1918.
WN. r SAWYER. Sscys,sry.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN that q
m,s'!h,s . he Stockholders Of Psrr Es-
sste Inc will be held a, the ONCE Of
Esannon 4 Cannon. No. 1875 Broadway,
ccv,Yym 20, IN the Borough Of Manhattan.
;uhe isl9,. a. eleven IN o'clock In tho
n,Sno'n Of that day, for the purpose Of
,,or. W. .n q proposition that the corpora.
"In % forthwith dissolved.
pt''q N.w York. May 18th. 1915.
CHARLES NJ. CANNON. Secretary.
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THE WISCONSIN EDISON CO., INC.

80 Broad ~, New York. Ma. Is, 1915.
A dividend VI one Dollar and seventy
dve Cents per share upon the Capita stock
Of The Wisconsin Edison Company, Inc, VII
be paid on Jun. 30. 1915. to s'ockholders
~ record at the close Of business on June
is. 1915. Checks Will be mailed to stock
holders who huye filed permanent dividend
orders at this once.
= +. FoGARTy, Secretary.
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and MISUNDERSTANDING
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

'nitcd states Coast and Geodetic sutvcy-
Standard Time.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises /, u Sun sc,~. ~ Moon sets -.
UiGH WATER THIS DAY.
M An AL
SandyHk 3 Us Gov. lsl. I ~ . Hell Gate. 81,
Low WATER THIS bay.
sandyHk 10 IL Gov Isl 10 ~ Hell Gs,e,sat
Arrived SUNDAY. Jun u.
- phIladelphIa. Ego y. NJ. Ilyerpool lupe q
- Ialeria. i;li y NJ, Liverpool NAV 20
$ Veronica. $50 \. NJ. Barry, Nav 10
s. ,p"rtnsuesc Prince. II. + ~. SATURDAY.,
Newport. Ma, -.
;. %.'rinIor, 80 4 ", Algier.. May 3,
ss %!ii'rline, Dartmouth MAY :
= Monterey, II \ NJ, Nassau. june
IS II.i'lvcs. go A. NJ, SANTIAGO. Juus
- Morto-o. : \. N .Arccihn. june y
"a S'.lhah". $50 A N. ~tialifsS. Jun.
= LSrapc. Jackson, lie June
- Madison. Norfolk. juno 10
- RIVER AraSes. Newport News june IN
- Resale. Norfolk. June Q
Bark - Paul, Ruenos Avres. Feb 20
ARRIVED FROM NEW 1oRK
- o.rdnna, AZ Liverpool
- Manhattln. AZ London
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
IS Lafayette. from Bordeaux
IS Caracas. from San Juan
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AN CAN COMPANY.

= quarterly dividend OF on" and three
quarters per cent has been declared upon
the Preferred Stock Of this Company, pay
able July lst, 1915. to stockholders Of
record at the close OF business June 18TH.
1915. Transfer Books VIII remain open,
Checks mailed. Il. IL. ISMOS.
Secretary & Treasurer.
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CHICAGO. INDIANAPOLIS &
IDv1SN1IlE RAIlW Az 4

81 Broadway. New York, y. Y. June .. 1915.
A dividend OF Three and one-quarter
t3i.i per cent. on the Comnon stock and
4 seini-anuusl dividend Of Two ,2l per
cent on the Preferred stock has been de-
clsred out Of the accumulated surplus Of
"a. Company, payahl. on and after june a.,
1915. at the ofNye OF Msssrs. J. y Morgan
~ Co, 80 Wall 81. New YORK city, to
Stockholders OF record at the close Of
business June 10, 1915.
j A HILTON Sncre,Ary.
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THE WEATHER.

For eastern New York. New England and
New Jepscy, partly cloudy to-usS. slixhtIH
warmer on Tho cOast; partly cloudy TO-
morrow; light variable winds.
For eastern Pennsylvsnia. parity cloudy
to-day and Tomorrow, light Narlable
winds.
For western New York, partly cloudy TO
day and tomorrow. not much change w
temperature: light variable winds.
NEW YORK. June ls.-The storm when
has been causing threatening weather ana
rain over this section OF the country TOT
the past four or Ave days was. centrai
Yesterday over the New England StHtes'
moving northeastward, hut without much
energy; cloudy and showery conditions
prevailed over the lower lakes. the midi"
Atlantic and New England states Two
other disturbances were brewing, one IN
the Northwest and the other In tho SCUM
west. both heading toward the great lakes
attended by unsettled and showery weather.
II vas generally fair In all the southern
states.
IT was cooler In all the Atlantic states
and the Northwest and extrenio South-
west and warmer In the Gulf states Ten
nessec and Onto valleys
In this city the day eas cloudy ana
showrry continued cool: wind. hght
e~astcrly average humidity. ~ per cent,
barometer, corrected to read to sea level
at s A. NJ, 80. 90: p NJ. 1000.
The temperature In this city yesterday
as recorded by the of'cial Thermometer Is
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FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON $500

Otra ". Pier II. N. r.. II. Fulton st.
1Aiiy At $3.50 p. II. Music.
New London tNorwtch) Zine. strs. ".
Pier 20. y. X, It. Houston ST.. week day.
enly. $50 p. NJ: Pier 10. Z. r.. II. q. :2d
st.. $500 p n.
New Haven Line. strs. ". Pier IS. y. r.
Il. CNtharins 81, week DAYS only. 1;os T.
~: Pier 10. II. 4. 23d ST.. 2;i6 p. u.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

NOTICE.
ulI' Nsponset National Ban Of Canton,
WWN coated at Canton, IN the State Of
s.'a.H!se tts. ~ closing Its ansirs. All
,u.dtrs and other creditors Of the
m..e!s'lln are therefore hereby notified TO
Nsni ~ ~ ns;N pay
Jane , 1918.
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Thomas Harris. foreman 80 'l' y
York garbage disposal plar' t lI'r,
Island, was shot N,sterdt, t"H o.
the plant by Joseph Tay|oy. % r ".F g.
Taylor escaped I'm a rnv'rt[ ~ Vs.
away Point, where no 'n' : ~, ---SN..
until after darN. We sr'~''ct =
II 80 O'Clock AZ tho Enr,lwt T'1'
railway station lIarris's couAu'aa :
oaid to he serious.
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C0PARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

The Arm OF
CUMMINGS 4 MARCKWALD
haa this day been dissolved by mutu8 consent,
ALBERT u. MARCkWALD.
RlCHARO WHITNEY.
June 10Th. 1916.
The undersigned have this day formed .
co-partnership under the firm name OF
' RiCMxRD WHITNEY { ca.
to continue the business heretofore cor.
a'e'e" CrtGMINGs 4 MARCKwALD
RICHARD WHITNEY,
ROGER ". POOR,
JOHN a. HAYES.
Juns i3th. ieiS.
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Day Line
CATSKuL. EVENING LINE ,Le,v,


Daily at 4. Il. irom rier- !. 81 n ONLY.
COMFY ISLAND
Schedule for MONDAY, June ETH.
LEAVE WEST. t2DTH STREET.
go Law p1iirRt ~ I. SsSatH Riy9s.
) 40. rs. : %. 1is' rs. SIS. eso'P. II.
I've. sIEEPLEC HAsE. CONEf ISLAND.
II rs AN; IL rs. I 90. 2?h. $40. 355. Aa35,
s rs. q 10, 7 IS. = 81, q rs, 10 40 =. NJ.
TELEPHONE RECTOR ~.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-27
ROADS TO SOMEWHERE
A New and Interesting Series
By GRACE DARLING

Copyright, 1915 International News
Service.)
There's one road that every girl
would like to take, and that leads to
popularity with men.
Say what you will, it's long and
hard road to travel, and one on
which you win need to start out sup
piled with every help you can think of,
for there will be places where you Will
need to put on the brakes to avoid
skidding, and other places where you'll
have to get into high speed and break
the traffic laws.
No woman may be the pathfinder
for another woman along the whole
of the route that leads to man S
erect few signboards along the road
for your guidance.
The first signboard reads: BE beau
t1ul, or If you're not beautiful be as
good looking as you can"
The first question any man ever
asks about q girl is: rs she pretty?'
II she isn't, wsll But this isn't as fatal
as 1t sounds, for men. praise be to q
Merciful Power that denied them dis
elimination in feminine pulchritude, car
never tell a woman from her clothes
Therefore, provide yourself with be-
coming raiment, for any girl in white
muslin or q pink chiffon can pass the
beauty test with a man.
Also acquire art that 10 the mrs
aid to good looks. so that your nose
be not either shiny after the simili'
tude of a peeled onion, nor yet ap'
pear as an, understudy to marsh
malIow. Above all, be tidy. Men abort
Itrigness and trimness in woman, anc
abhor blowsiness.
The second signboard reads: "B'
simple and natural"
There's no other such bore on eartf
to men as the girl who is affected
and who is always pretending to b'
something that she isn't If you de
sire masculine society don't pose al
high -browed and insist on discussing
Maeterlinck and Ibsen, and make every
man who comes near you feel that III
is a poor creature with vulgar musica
comedy taste.
Don't be lackadaisical and. roman
tic and discourse about your soul
Don't act as If you were a million
airess who had never fed on anything
but truffles and champagne. Just {
simple. wholesome. natural girly girl
who doesn't know a bit more than sh'
is entitled to know at her time o
life.
The third signboard reads: Don't b,
sniffy."
When a man shows a girl any at
tention, the only way she can repa!
him is by being appreciative, and max
ing him feel that he is giving her thu
time of her life. Therefore, when {
man talks to you, cultivate an ex
preston of absorbed attention. Laugl
at his good stories. no matter whethe
you heard them before or not.
If he takes you on q trolley ride
don't spend the time telling him wha
a grand time you had in some othe
mans twelve cylinder automobile. L
he asks you to the theater, applaud tn
play to the echo whether you like /
or not. No man ever takes out a joy
killer but once, but a man just natural
ly yearns for the society of a gir
who makes him feel that he's a benevo
lent philanthropist who is showing he
life.
The fourth signboard reads: "Pla!
the game"
Take the good with the bad. Lear
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There is no material that is prettier on
more fashionable for the dressy summer
coat for the very little girl than taffeta
II can be chosen in as bright and child
ike color as desired and it has Just the
quality that gives the fared effect that
is fashionable. TAis coat can be made
with cape collar or with high neck
and round collar. In either case, the
straight little skirt is shirred and Joined
10 the body. In the picture, taffeta is
ined with crepe de chine, but chiffon
broadcloth could be made without a
lining. Summer serge could be treated
n the same way and the model will be
ound good one for any material that
can be shirred. Broadcloth in such colors
as rose and pale blue is much liked for
dressy coats and dark color always is
serviceable for the sturdy ones of
hard usuage. Serge with the cape collar
Of taffeta would make a smart effect.
For the 4 year size will be needed, ~
yards of material 27 inches wide, 312
yards 80 or 212 yards A..
The pattern No. 9oo6 is cut in sizes for
children from ? to years of age. 1t will
be mailed to any address by the Fashion
Department of this paper, on receipt Of
ten Centa
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-27

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