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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-05-06

At the solicitation Of many friends
hereby announce my candidacy for
constable in the Martinsburg district
Of Berkeley county on the Democratic
ticket, subject to the action of the
June primaries. Your vote and sup
port earnestly solicited.
A "A Il. l.. KENDRICK.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-05-06

TO the voters Of Martinsburg II
hereby announce my candidacy for
constable in Martinsburg district,
Berkeley county, on the Democratic
ticket, and solicit your friendly sup
port during the primaries campaign
and also your vote on June 9Th.
JAMES A. LEMEN.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-05-06

WITH #a rris ANA Rawlings,
two OF He leading hHters Of the cir
cult last year. again displaying old
time form, and Clark, IToeftecker.
Goodwin and Mumford and several
other likely candidates for the pitch
ing staff and several good mon try
ing to win the only vacant position on
the in6e1d, a11 such men as nurbor-
ow and Young Rawlings battling for
the outer garden job it begins to look
as though the Blue Ridge season Of
1916, particularly the first two weeks
win not be repetition of last year.
Manager Morris realizes that our bad
start last year was partly fatal and
has left nothing undone to get going
right off the reel when the curtain
rises. There is ono weak part left
and that is the backstop position and
if Johnson does not turn mp soon an
other catcher of equivalent ability
will be secured.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-05-06

| hereby announce myself candi.
date for the Republican nomination
for the office of assessor OF Berkeley
county subject to the action Of the
primaries to be held on June 9Th. In
view OF my past record as a lifelong
Republican and my promise to con
duct a clean but determined campaign
for election to the Office If nominated,
solicit your support now and at the
primaries JOHN II. RINER.
WSDH % I'd.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-05-06

j. III. Tonge. Supt.
w. A. Gard. Agent, Martinsburg. VIVA.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-05-06

Before the opening of the season
the local management would like to
arrange an exhibition contest with
some college team for the latter part
of this week or the first part of next.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-05-06
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

2 q w SD & IL I'd.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-05-06

Preparations are being made in
practically every town in the circuit
for a most suspicious opening. In
Chambersburg a petition has been
signed by all of the merchants to
close during the afternoon, and prac-
tically all of the factories will be
closed. 1t is being planned to make
this event one banner day.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-05-06
ron HOUSE or DrLFGArEs.

Very truly yours,
G.. h. KUMp.
The sun., 1916-09-11

Japan. Corcs. Chlns, via Seattle. rer steamer
ksmakura Maru. close at New York $50 l.. NJ
japan. Cores. China. via Seattle. rcr steamer
Ina,'a Siaru. close at New York $50 J.. NJ.
Friday. ,
hrinina. close vt New York II 80 =. N. Friday.
1iongkong. Nethcrland. East Indies especially
addressed onl,). Via San Francisco. per steam,
ct ~Tjisembans. close al New York II l.. NJ
Friday.
Hawaii. Japan. Corcs. China. Philippine
Islands. via San Francisco. per steamer Shityo
Mnrn. close a, New York n:o L. NJ. Septein'
her Is.
Japan, cogcs chin. .,rSrlsily aaSr,s,"d
Iisvaii. samoan Islands. Australia. except
West, specially addressed mail for Sew Zea'
l.ud. via San franci>c". per steamer sonclna'
Hawaii. FIJI Islands. New Zealand. Aus
tralia except West. via Vancouver and Vic.
,@rI"' H. 6 per ,'e1% cr,.1 M.su. =. close at
Japan. Corca. china. via seattle, per steamer
Canada Maru. close at New York $50 i. NJ
janan. Corca. China except Shanghai city,.
Phil ppine Islands. via Vancouver and Vie
'oria. n. G. per steamer Empress ~ Russia.
Hawaii, Guam. Via san Francisco. per L. :.
Transport. close at New York II 80 p. NJ Sep
tomt.r %.
and. Australia except West. via San Fran.
cisco. per steamer Natal. close at New York
II 80 +. NJ October :
Postmaster Morgan announces that mails o'
the following dates. Melbourne. August 10
sydney. August II, Auckland. August, is. and
Wellington. August Il. which arrived Al san
rrHncis'o per steamer Moana. were despatched
East on September : and are due in New
York tomorrow morning.
Postmaster Morgan announces that mails of
the following dates. shanghai. August 10;
Kohc. Angus, %. and N"kohsma. august %
which arrived ~ Seattle. per steamer Kama,
kura. we're despatched East on september :
and are due IN New York 10 morrow morn
Ing.
The sun., 1916-09-11
PUBLIC NOTICES.
CITY OF NEW YORK
BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND APPOR-
TIhNNENT

Public notice is hereby given that at a
Ing petition was received:
TO THE BOARD OF ESTIMATE AID Ar.
IIP2Wwi Iy2SNRMENf oF TIE CITY W
Union RaiIWay Company o, New York
City. a New york corporate don, owning ana
operating a street surface railroad In the
Borouxhs Of Manhattan and The Bronx.
City OF New York. hereby petitions Tor q
franchise 10 construct. maintain and op.
is;ing railroad in the Borough OF. Man
haitian ~. upon, alonG anu over the io''ow-
Beginning at and connecting with the
sNistinS tracks OF the Company In
Emerson stree, a. or near Us intsrsss.
southwcstcrly in. upon aud along Ver-
milyea Avenue 10 rs intersection with
uuom and along DycWman Street 70 the
Hudson River.
1t Is proposed to operate the ea,d ex.
trici'y similar to that employed by the
Company on is existing liues Of railroad.
y HN1i;,S Tss tSrs; J+os is,S. is 1F NEW
YORK CITY.
BY EDWARD A.. MAHER. Nlc..Pres,dent.
Attest: SHELTON l.. MARTIN. Secretary.
Stat. OF New York. County o, New York. So:
EDWARD \. MAHEn. being duly sworn.
den, Of linton Railway Company OF New
York CITY. the petitioner herein. that he has
read The foregoing petition ana KNOWS the
contents thereof and that the same Is true
OF his own knowledge except a. to the mat
tiers therein stated to be alleged on In
formation and belief and as ~ those mat
teyS he believes n TO BE- true.
ID ARD \. MAHER.
sworn to before me this 10th day OF
Juac. ;:.t.
CHARLES wITzEL.
Notary Public, Bronx county. New York.
CeftinCaic. tio,t In NY GO -.
Bronx co. No. u. BFonA. Eee.. No Iot.
y Y. co. 80. -. y. y. Reg. No. 70ss.
Commission expires March 30. 1917.
and tn. following resolutions were there
upon adopted
Where's. the foregoing petition from the
Union Railway COMPANY Of New YORK City
dated June -. 1915. was presented to tho
Board %. Estimate and Apportionmcnt at a
meeting held July g, 1915.
Rcsoired that In pursuance of law this
Board sets Friday the fifteenth day Of sep.
TENDER. 1915. at 1880 q, !oeA Ia tho fore
noon and Room ID IN tho Ci'y Hall. Bor-
ough Of Manhattan, as the time and place
when and whore such petition shall he frst
considered. and a public hearing he had
thereon. az which citizens .hall be entitled
to appear and be heard. and b. Il further
Eesoiu<d. that n. Secretary Ia directed
10 cause such petition and these resolutions
10 be publishes for at least fourteen 40
days IN two daily newspapers Ia The City
OF New York. 10 he designated by the
Mayor. and for AZ least ten co) days IN
tho "Ci,y Record Immediately prior 10
such date OF public hearing. The expense
Of such publication ~ be borne BY the
petitioner.
JAMES u McGANS. Assistant Secretary.
Room 1907. Municipal building.
Telephou. No. 1850 Worth.
Se- York. July 81, 1916.
The sun., 1916-09-11
FOR NEW QUEENS BOR0 HALL.
-------------
Cha m her OF Commerce aud Borough
President Ask for a2OO.OOO.

The Chamber of Commerce OF the
Borough of Queens and Borough rresi-
dent Connolly are campaigning TO secure
an appropriation Of 100000 for the ac-
QUESTION of IL site and the preparation
Of plans for a new borough hall for
Queens. \ hearing on the proposal will
be held next Wednesday by the corporate
stock budget committee OF the Board
of Estimate.
Comptroller William A. Prendergas'
has been asked to favor the %appropria-
ton In n letter from the chamber III
which il Is stated that the present facil.-
ties are entirely inadequate. and the
present building. which Is about twenty
years old and erected originally for a
dry goods store. has no facilities for the
pre- vent!on OF fire and the destruction ~
lie and valuable records. At prcscat
the various borough offices are scattered
no, only In different buildings in Long
Island city but throughout the borough.
The rent paid at present for the borousn
offices In the Hackett Building. post Of
flee building and the Municipal Building
aggregate $4,000 per annum. This ~
equal 10 the interest on 100000 at g;
per cent.
The sun., 1916-09-11
FOREIGN ORDERS
:. FOR STEEL POUR IN
Sales Now Being Made for
Shipment Over Third Quar-
ter of Next Year.
CONTRACT GOES BEGGING
Domestic Manufacturers Press
ing for Dclivcrics-Pig
Iron in Demand.

s. ,.
"s VI Wv p'o"u '"P''''
'sKihs up all uncnsaged mil capacity
for the balance OF this year and for the
ors, b,,f or 1917 and moro sa,es are
No. 81,
'e'"s n'aue LOT s"'p"'e"' ''er '"e '""ru
quarter OF next year.
Foreign orders are sill impressive,
.-orr ,ho ,,,o ,.r, .,,.s ,o,,r
in ooo ,nn, ~ .hoii .,,a, discardS Gov
CO., ,,r,., go a,.i t,.tr ~ ooo
$50 -" 80 -. -.
Is a." aoo 80 ' 'hW, -. ,.na.
,Seon ,ou. Yp @ - 20"
s.oVo .ouo 'ranes, 80
onn s,u.tui". a"ap., y. -" nan :"
w y" ty"S P,s ~" :. ." .''yuv oHs
WI r's,e !. nc olI.n'. -,'v' - WIZ
""I,s Ior Sou.n ",h.rIca' nhu iloera. "r-
r.rr lot p.ach anu sa,.unh@eu nnee,s lor
Lnslano' I.uss'a 'hu FRANCE, 'nc icnh-
..i.snia Mus haNo ,etuse" ''u,Is toI
~ 'o g." .ons ;. s",ii o''s am ".so ~,
.v'v"" 'o"s MP p'a'eS ior 'aPa" anu
i'stS.
Domcstic mahuiacturers are PI'NSiU~
tor deliveries Oh contracts ana buying
for snipnicnt oVcf inc second ana 'hird
quarters OF 1871 A~srI'ni'ura implc-
mcnt makers nave closed more par tom
nagos az chicago. car shops nave or
dered le.o"o tons "' barS. plates ana
shapes' iacinc coas' chnhers nave honsht
10000 boxes OF TIN plate Tor the mrs.
quarter of~i?l1 and automobile ear
manufacturer have ordered l".oop tons
OF light plates end blue annealcd sheets.
One contract Tor 3o.ooo tons OF plates
for the frs, half Of 1917 il going beg
sirg.
Railroads arc har,n; more difficulty In
placihg orders for track supplies Tor
The sun., 1916-09-11
NEW SAVE NEW YORK" MOVE.
section barred "a Factories Now
seeking other Firms.

Having received the the assent OF 1919
out OF EOS manufacturers Of cloaks.
suits. pet,icoa's. furs II tho like 10 re-
move from the save New York. district
centr.ng about the Fifth avenue retail
shopping zone. the Save New York COM
m!ttec now has started "A campaign to
get firms that do not manufacture on the
premises TO take the space to he vacated
by those who will move out. As part %
their propaganda the committee has had
published and circulated thousands Of
maps showing the restricted zone,
!. II. Burton. chairman. t. pushing the
section on the basis that more than 100
0oo buyers come To New York every
week during the spring n fall sea-
sons who make their headquarters ~
the hotels In this zone.
The sun., 1916-09-11
rAWNBROkERS' SALES.
CENTRAL AUCTION CO, ". Shrehsu.
.Auctionerr. lJs Canal street. sells ,cu,r.

at II \. NJ; clothing a. 10 \. "
sept. ii-By McAlsensns. $50 Broad
way ~ anretsemei p!edres Of pearls.
Watches ,eY.!ty: ;'iy.rEar, rem
also pledges Nos 1881 o! 1915, diamond
ring; 1890 Of 1918. diamond. chain and
diamond heart; 1858 Of 1915. , stone dis.
mona r,as. AMI al ~ar;ie!.s he'd over from
previous sales.
s,p'. i:--By Il. Simpson e. Co. 1879
Pron iway. All unredecmei pledges O.
pear. diamonds and other precious .tnncs.
rstcH"'. irwelry siiIerware. g., pledged
previous to No lo00l. Jun" !, isiJ, aud
al, articles hold ov.r from previous .ales.
uuredeemed Pledge Of pelrls. diamonds ami
other precious stones. watches. jevelry.
sitVcrNsre. s.. rleiged previous - NJ.
5000 Sop. l 1915; also from :.7, Srl
Ave. previous 10 No. $4,000. sept ., 1915. in
elusive. al! article, he'd from previous
sales.
Clothing shoes. TO sept. IN. 1913.
Sept. i>-By McAleensrs'. $50 Fulton
s., brooklyn. All unredeemed pledges Of
pearls. diamonds and other precious stones,
watches ,ewclrv. ~.lverwarc. 81, from No.
sNG Ju'v -, 1915. to No. mes tug. IS.
1915. and all articles held over from pre-.
yious sales.
The sun., 1916-09-11
philadelphia Cattle Market.

PHILADELPHIA. SEPT, lo.-Rcceirta
for the week: cattle. 1870; sheep and
lambs. 7,796; hogs. -%,t5s: calves, 1,i55.
dull. weak on common and ordinary.
steers. coinm9n 10 best. s7gio; bulls fairly
to FAT. s3U7c5; calves. finest. Nrml" held,
common 70 eyceptionals. $50 1880. South.
crn. S6dlijo,
sheen, steady. ommon TO extra o"'hcrr,
tS,n"u 80, rwc. heavy, la, h.5Om :,
lamns. st"'dy; common 10 extra, si.5opI".
iiosg. trade normal; Westerns. i,:io
Guy dressed stock. steady to Nrn on
choice and prime; steers. ilis q Ice.
ssrnysld n g s.,r... i,siG9ssI: e'' county, Sss1.;
drss.ed. lt9 lsc,; sheep, ~ Ice: lambs.
hogs. 1:E @ItXe.
The sun., 1916-09-11
WESTCHESTER BUILDERS BUSY \
Nomcscrkcrs Hu, NJ i"r"h"""
Gardens; Fiat Builders MT "".""

MIrhcd Interest 'h "'..
Larchmout Gtrl,g los ',rtt.,'
office Of Geors" Hove 'tiu..'
TO Ms. Mary Fiero VIZ rs".. "
purchased three ~nt;ra''Ir, 1'''.
on West RrooksiIe Drive ?" w N"'
". F'ranck. who has bought N''
on East B~ro"ksid" lr''', t'' ~
lots - Ms. l.,Ac. J. '"ur,.' ..
den road. TWO iuts lly' a,'
To Arthur II" IL lIlrcs uH
road, three on I.a,sIoNu l'.}' p" 80 =
T.. Nell and four on BROOKS -' W
II Lester Harrison.
~ tho Valentine Terra i'.,'
South Yonkers builders WA" .'.
Gently completed apartu'H'. 49,
d strong rental demand for gre
mcntS AT rents rang. = f"u -
$40 a month ! room IT,. A"
been active interest 40 '"e
othc. builders. Tho u''.' . .
Howe reports having s'.. '..
Van Ness Brotacis. WOE .'
Ing two apartment llg- ~
Grith has also bought sv.,n rl,..'
the building of IA apti'H'
Mrs. NJ. T.. Il. Barton la pH
plot on which a three 'LJ
to he built. while tho 'ts' : ''
ucts Company * Comp'C'.'E
house IN a charming lprt''.
The sun., 1916-09-11
I.tGNI. NOTICES.

rIirrn srATEs ron mr.. nIissrRi"rr
or MANIFOLD COLONY TRUST COM.
Enn&&' sr1hnAMs!sfiltiir 'S G%fR :r,pHn. az H..
icndant. BEtwIND. WHITE coal MIN
lN,, COMPANY. rlalutir v. EASTERN
STEAMSHIP CORPORATION. Defendant
IN Equity NJ 49,. consolidated Cause No.
'S'. In Equity -.
Entered september , iols.r
Upon reading ana ilIiS tho Repor. OF
Calvin Austin as principal receiver Of the
defendant Eastern steamship Corporation.
containing among o,h'r things tho cou-
illusions and communications Of ssii rc.
ce.ycr with r'spoct 10 the sale Of propertv
not embraced IN the mortgage. or deed Of
trust 90 the defendant Eastern Stea mship
to proof Of elaine, and a.! parties to this
,ause appearing by their respective counsel
and rouseutius thereto. It is
ORDERED that. tho parties interested
may Ia heard with reference to the con
illusions aid rccuutm' udstioUs oG saiI re-
oeiver Contained la he saiI rcpor; here
tofcrc NleI IL this Cause As aforesaid in
open court at ro'tlsnd. Maine, on Friday.
the 10TH day ~ September. 1916. at eleven
Ill O'Clock In the forenoon md that tho
CLERK of this Court he ami he l. hereby
sad hearing by publishing IA certified copy
OF TINS order at least once on or before tho
land Evening Expires ANA Daily Ad,.rtiser.
"A newspaper published IN tho City OF Port
land, Maine, IN tho Boston Daily Adver-
User a newspaper published in the city OF
newspaper published in the city Of New
YORK. Now lor~.
WILLIAM l.. PUTNAM.
Dated: September IN. 1916.
a. true copy, seal OF the District Court
Attest. JAMES T.. HEwEY. clerk.
United states District Court
District Of Maine.
The sun., 1916-09-11

IN the DISTRICT. COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT
OF MAiNE.nLn COLONY TRUST COM.
rANl, TRUSTEE, Complainant. V. EAST.
ERN STEAMSHIP CORPORATION. pn.
PENDANT. HERWIND-W HITE COAL. MIN.
STEAMSHIP cnRroRATIoN, nsfrndant.
'37, In Equity y: -:
Entered september :, 1850
pom reading hnd ming tho i~otItou Of
hli Colony Trust company, the complain.
ant In Equity cause No. 7a7, praying Tor
dated cause Of u tnal. decree Of foreclosure
and sale. Il IL, on motion Of tho solicitors
for aid Old colony Trust Company, the
other parties to this cause appearing hv
their respective counsel and ~conseni.ns
ORDERED that all parties Interested
may be heard With reference to .aii
petition In open court at Portland, Maine,
on Friday. the 18th day OF September. 1875.
~ eleven On o'clock In Tn" forenoon. II
that tho Clerk Of this Court he and he H.
hereby 1uthotiaed and instructri 10 givr
'itl"I copy oi this order at hast once on or
hrfor" the 18th day ~ september, 1915, IN
tho Portland Evening ENpross aud Dsiv
Advertiser, a newspaper published In tho
.ttN "t Portland. Mu'u'. IL thu Euntou
I'ailr AdNcrtlscr, a newspaper published in
The sun. q newspaper published Ia tho CRY
u New York. New York.
WILLIAM l.. PUTNAM,
United states Circuit judge.
Ust.d; September 9Th. 1915, ,.,
N,icSt: flames L. HEwEr. ciEs"'
United state niStrict Court
Maine District
The sun., 1916-09-11
STABBING FRIGHTENS DINERS.
Visitor wounded IN kitchen Of
Inn I'm Pelham Hay Park.

While u crowd Of men and women
dincd at the Pei, Tree lin, in Pelham
Bay Park. late last night. there cam"
of n violent quarrel from tin
kitchen, followed 10y a scream ana q
noiso Of some one falling. Most Of htem
ran out in panic. Some went inside and
beside the range found Joseph DE, stcr.
~. a stationary iroman OF 80 East
Thirty-ninth street. living on the floor
with a stab wound IN his left side.
Deyster was taken 10 Fordham Hos
pital in a serious condition. III" police
arrested Charles Got, -. Of 302 East
l"Sth street. "A kitchen man in the place.
The sun., 1916-09-11
JosEpu suONGOOD,s SONS. !

shongood. Aur', ~ Bowcry. sells 10 A. NJ.
sept. ll-Diamonds. watches. Jeweiry.
odds and ends pledged prior Aug. /. 1915,
to 40. ?Tg25. Charles Weaver. 7:6 10Th
Ave-: I.omberg Bros, 63s 6th Ave, prior
10 sept. /. 1918. from Nos. 1850 to 1906;
Magen Bros, $50 Grand st.
Sept. l2-Diamonds. watches. Jeweiry,
odds and ends pledged prior sept. q. 1918,
10 No. 5l07:. and all goods held over from
previous sales. VIM. Prayer, 1888 Ord Ave. [.
/ AIkus. ass Fulton ST, Brooklyn.
sept. l9-Mcn's ana women's clothing,
oNcrcuats. dry goods, shoes, Sc, from 4y.S9
90 ato35 prior TO July /. 1915. II. :. ~isaacs,
.436 sth I'VE.
sept. la--Ilothing. a. Rhode. so7 Co.
iuinbus Ave.
Sept. Men's and womcn's clothing.
dry goods, shoes, Sc. pledged prior Aug
IL, 1918. TO No. .Ss23 and all older dates;
silberstcin Bros 2i57 sth Ave.
Sept l5-All diamonds and other precious
stones. all watches, teweiry of every de.
scriptiou. silverware. odds and ends pledged
prior July I, 1913. to No. 1880 and all
goods held back from former sales. Max
Bernstein. ga w. IaSth 81.
sept. ij--clothinG. j.. j. Saver. BROOKLYN.
The sun., 1916-09-11
l.. I. fIRUskI, Auct'r. 20 Dowery. sell,

20 \. NJ, unrcdecmed pledges Of every de.
s~cr!piion for unpaid loans from the follow.
ing pawnbroAers Including all diamonds.
ruhie~. .apphires, pearls. emeralds, al
other stones unset or set in rings. earrlngs,
pins. links. chains studs. bracelets. lo,kets
or other monntings. AL jewelry. watches.
,ilN gups. Instruments. furs, cloth
Ing. all othcr' goods pledged previous to
dates and up 20 numbers mentioned. both
Inclusive, aud all pledges held over.
sept. Ii-Wm. Goldstone, 50 Park Row,
formcrl, lNj Park Row. prior July 81. 1915,
No $50 to 1880,
Sept. I'M. B~ruckh-'mcr. 1870 Sgd Ave.
prior Aug >. Isl5. 10 No, 1900. NJ & l..
nruc khelmcr, :iit 3rd Ave. prior Sept. 4.
sept. is-win. simpson Co, Itl
Bowery. prior May -, 1915. to No. 1870.
sept I'm. Simons e. Son. 265 Grand
s.. formerly 20 Hester ST, from MAY |.
Sept. is BENJAMIN Baruch. 3? End Ave.
formerly 10 Ave \, prior sept J., lsi.: 70
s2ceI. $685.. s:oss. S:?ss. s25:,,' g3ssl,
,3is3. 5t407. 1905. ". Phillips. i57 Bow
cry, prior sept, :. 1915.
The sun., 1916-09-11
NEW WORKERS SAVED FROM SEA
British Steamship inL'. '''''
Father mud sous, from N""M

BALTIMORE. sept +" go
- ulght "u tho d;s ,1.rd y.l .t.
Valalah a MAN who rt,' o.. 't
Perry OF New Nu,h eye. t's' '
his two SONS and the cNS,"'f'. -
rucd this morning from She ,
by the crew Of tho British t''u
which arrived from lluol',. .I..''
In company with Aia to-
Ferry loft liiltumnrc l,s' r~l'
Yacht bound for - N,l'
i"Irulc ,'"'" lulr' uo,r'" I''
tgupl l,l,'HrlrI". "a" o. .""
and tl' i,ht ipruus q l'..
" d.: Wrih l''tr' Woo '.i
|dls'rc... \nout \ "rlny. 'I.
I'ar'd and Perry. hi Suas =
ginecr left tho Talalah m " ,n' d.
They returned to this cit% on 'Ne -
and left the steamer at Quarantine,
The sun., 1916-09-11
JACOB ,moNGvr. .A%uc,,oneer. o. how

ery. cells at 10 \, NJ.
Sept. II -Jcw'lry, vatchcs, diamonds aud
pcdSes Of every description pledged prior
S,p' J.. 1915, iucludinG SOS. i2l0t 1885,.
Ed. Merger. AZ 9TH Ave: i. l.. rindIsy A
Co. Nobokcn. n, y,
sept. l2~--Jewelrv watches, diamonds and
eli pledges prior sept. :. 1915. College Loan
Ofhcr, Pas sth Ave-. Wenner d Lwald.
Brooklyn,
ali pledges prior Sept. +, isl5, TO No. 1880.
Inclusive. l. Jacobs, ss3 50 Ave,
Sept. i3-clothinE. sc. prior Sept. {,
sept. lA'-levelrr,. watches, J'a monIs
AND pledge Of every description pledged t.,
sept, i, I'l.. trom No. 9l3od ia iooia nuI
oljcr dntc. held over from pr,vIolh sll,..
j. Wcinberg"r. 1913 Ave. \
sept. h-Jowclr>, Watches. diamonds
1900 and older dates held over. \. Y.
Loan Once, n. Brown. Prop. 1881 81 Ave
also pledges TO Sept. ., 1916, Piled god with
~. Bacr, 1901 I'D Ave-; T. Mlchssi, IoAs I'd
The sun., 1916-09-11
PUBLIC UTILITY NEWS.

l.AIFLNripE row EB 90, LII, IA,
-nd - = grnrp Of rJnh~-f the uuso.J InL
uniriIei pssnrf %! aIuu' ono t,lir1 OF fhe
isGu> oft7. 800. 900 oryt m"rtgns, -, yinkinr
'uid bond3, due 1915. Thcse Seruriiie, arc
\ e!oted mortgage on the tompiny's hydro.
Grand Mere. with a present capacity OF
5000 horsepower and an ultimate output
Of 10000 horsepower.
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~GuNyA4rIl, LcunJ"r, Sept, 1o-.Thc
following Cabinet has lcol appointed (:
Interior. Jose Maria AAora Foreign AZ
fairs, Carlos Todar Borgono; Public In
atruction. Miguel Angel Carlo Finance,
Carlos Borja War and Navy. Jose Maria
Barona.
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SALES nv AUCTION.

Fifth Avenue AuetIen Aesms, Inc.
3s3-3Ai Fourth Ave. $. T.. Cor. :5th ST..
Henry a. Hartman. Auctioneer.
NOW ON
Consolidated Sale no. its by Auction Of
The Provident Loan Society
Of New York
Of the collateral for unpsid loans made
previous TO and including May 81. 1915.
at tho following offices.
$40 Fourth Avenue.
Loans to No. 3s0sy inclusive.
1876 Eldrldge street.
Loans to No. 1?1sst inclusive.
738 seventh Avenue.
Loans to No. Scol inclusive.
1e%th ~. and Lexington Ave.
Loans to No. <t7o inclusive.
aO8 Grand street.
Loans to No. lO2653 Inclusive.
$50 East I'D street.
Loans to No. 1876 inclusive.
2:3 East llouston street.
Loans to No. 1861 inclusive.
t<Sth ~. and (ourtlsndt Ave-, Broax.
l.oans to No. 5si2 inclusive.
smith and Livingston Sts.. brooklyn.
Loans to No. 3itl inclusive.
- tiraham Avenue. Brooklyn.
Loans TO No. 37O6t inclusive.
Titkin and Rockaway Ayes. Brooklyn.
Loans to No. ::609 inclusive.
To be held Wednesday and Thursday.
September 10 and ~. 1915. from $3.50 \. NJ
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BY VIRTUE OF CIATTEL MORT
CAGES made by Florence Lewis. Tho Ma
tional Salesman Registration Bureau to
Cowperthwait a Sous. I VIII sell at public
auction. at 2i3 & 80 East 3jth street. New
York city. Cunton Storage Warehouse,
Monday, september IL. 1916. at 1880 A. NJ,
property covered by said Chsttel Mortgages.
consisting Of household furniture. AL
BERT COHEN'S SONS, Auctioncers.