davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Mt(ut<U(S' LIENS.
Manhattan

BOwEEY. I'9..ol--Bro,h'"n Ladder ca
Hgt csta'" ~ Honry G. Miner. owner Al
fret - lios"nsi"!n. tnntrsr;or......N.'
100 I'll IT > >. - " columbus a.. loOS
~HS-rs:g!sl" & lie7drtckson Inc. Rs'
chelsea Fi.ru-oof storage Wa-shous'S,
IT,, "wr'r. Earp Construction 90. IN.
contractor ......... 500
HFNRY ST. is7-l35-E,ans Bros, Inc, az;
Joseph Sno,cnsky. owner. sam Miller
i:srii ST. - Viva. Bros. lac, ast
B,ss'c smolen,ky, owner. sam Miller,
,ou,rActor SIS
5TH ~. so7-Thomas n Bucklev Hosting
90 ~. @o5 fifth Avenue -. Inc. owner;
samuel u Harris, contractor. si.sNS 70
.2p ST. 800 -Na'han schultz sgt Metro
]I".;an Holding 60. owner. Jacob Hor,
W., 'hni!tNtnr '...''.:' ''''t 'sl'.aO
.p IT. 10 E-Anraham S.skia ae. Simon
low. gamer. David Bieisr. cont. 'cSs
CANNON Sr. a. Morris ieIr sst Moll,-
Il kcr. oUGe". NJ Levine. cont. -. $40
CHERRY ST .2.-Sam S'osh.rs agt I"ns
Williamson. owner and contractor. VII
lam GOLDBERG contractor ..........SS0
nrOnl.
PAsSFoRp Az. c:;5-Evsus Bros. Inc. az,
Joseph Sn'I,nsAy. owner; Sam Mile.
UNION Av. q " cor az Home 81. .7xi00--
Henry q Si.i"cE. Jr. aEt Home Union
E,dg Co-pl. owners; Sarah Wiener ard
L. i.Ovtpthal, contractors .....s.Sp B..
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The local market for spot cotton was steady
aud ~ points higher Al ISIS for m'ddlinS up
land ealcs, is bales.
southern spot markets wcrc:
Galveston quiet, unchanged. lSe5c. sales,
SA bales.
New Orleans quiet. unchanged. iS.5sc.: sales
go.
Mobile nominal. unchanged. i5.isc.
Ssvsunsh steady. iac. higher. lS'.c. sales,
G.Hi.
charleston hrm, unchanged. Ia.
Wilmington steady. unchanged. l5r.
l,Scs.
baltimore nominal. unchanged. 15,sc.
Augusta steady. : points higher. l5.cac.
sales. l.6:t.
Memphis steady. unchanged. 1850. sales,
Houston steady. unchanged. B.Sc.; sales
Little Rock quiet. unchanged. i5.ssc.
Port and interior receipts. with comparisons
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THE REAL ESTATE MARKET
stalls. 9 per cent: attys, Harris ct, 25s
Bway ......
twest Of fifth avenue. " Fourteenth
aud 10th strcetsl

~ n
yves. o. r.,,n a wss. s' Ss;weeo Fourteenth
and ION streetsl
e2D ST; ,Ss W, = :. .,5 " Columbus ,y;
tDoyicj to Joseph i DOYLE, ias W SD
81; atty, John N Iuck. 27l Bway 5000
9iTH ST. 20 ", n 5. 1901 W Central rars
Gould to Victor tiaer,ner. !oa Audubon
~. due as per bond atty. NJ Nas'es; tsSSSS
sway. ' ,cicwn.
I'M, sMHnhsaT.'sni nor,h o. ao ION ,s '' ny' llcx
Samuel handel, 1852 Minford pi. %ins,ai..,
q y g. pr mtg -; st'ys. s'rasbourge q
ST NiicHn"HL.ys Az. cor ism st. iisiSs
to Norman Real Estate Corpn. 100 Bwsy.
ss, pr mtg M .pRe CO. Z 81. az Il ! Ta * ROW 10 per ,i zoo;
loGTH ST Gtis " bwsy . w. s n,w
sA."~s sa aM'4 q, . s;s sv. % duo 20 . 'n i"s a. Pr p"r
bond; attys. Butcher. T a y. Madison
iooTH sr. $. So W Bway. 10 sxiOo. Aug
..same to same. due & int as per bond nSa
ieSTH ST. : $. ios.i Bw.y. oo.ssioo.
Gus. Same to same. due 4 Int A. pss
vE sHnai IVY; v sane W soith st. i'' COX
Mts CO. 10 wail e. demand q p 9; st ~
Bronx.
thorough OF The Bronx.)
BROWN RI. c.s. - n l34th. 81. 2'xico--,
Emily c rinaiay 70 #bsis 4 WIZ, ,ate
nffln:la; * - s s saIh.,qs q. ;,,s s$s
~ H. :: al it,yr'rT%a;S.T 20. i7SS az swsy:. 1850
DYe,ia' iioir crow 's TO- ber az, Real, y'e corpn,
ri N,stq &c. 4. ,,i 20 y bsa 10 5000 sSSSS
lIill 70 Empire CITY saws Bank. 81 W
is,th st. Aug go . yrs.. . p G; atty. C.W
,s sriiV r.. : " s, WI linton iii,,:i az. isss sS
also i!6th 81. - iii.o Q linton av. is.e
Ass--consresation Tomchay .rorah Of
TIL" BronX to Louis Esine, sSl Beck ST..
Aus 20. Z ~; m AS per bond; ATTY, Sol
10th ST, > ::o;s e Morn. az. icox:;x
Henry Elias Brewing Co. 400 Il 5i,h IT,
Aug q; demand. 60: atty. l. w oster.
vYs;E'' ". s'n "T sor i7,,h st. i.7.ssis:ooo
frank 4. Becker to Chas Pnrdy, white
Griffin. 10 Court ct. White Plains. y
OTIS i.' to il. rc;i' II. map WIN p osdsS;
ga lots . and .; pei y map VIM =,
VIM y ogden; also Summit az. e e. 100
q; $ i6:d 81. aoAes. also plot, begins at
Morrison & Barrel. June s. is;s. run,
in a straiwh, LIMO s5loS-s7?sxi;,s
, EEK 70 R"n NJ. sx, hriass 'F :" ms. SMT sG"ms.
BAN ri ~ n 9 - to beg also Belmont
sv; cor Nacombs ri. iisaNlIo3 to
ln"ood Az A5:Asita: also Invood ay. n
" cor belmont, l:s sSisss 10 res,hcrb~i
awe ay' E'.'' s.Ii ;sSis n, siIS 5ageGS
ioNiocx:l7ii. also III IN 81, Vernon ard
m,enTsos II issyn"ia. 80 Msrs' Gan!.'
yrs. 81: n,iys, Todd a 81 John. e.
pNSs .s'f'r''s s'''''''' S'''N'
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Moxemcnts Of Naval NesseIs.

WASulSGToS, Aug Disbursements ~
naval vessels were: Tho hat'leshirs IA.
hsnia, Illinois. ErtrsarEr, Kentucky, Lou.
,.i,na, Maine. New jersey, Eh"d Island
and virginia have arrived at" Tsnsi"r
sound; collier Culgon a. Tompk lusvi.lc.
Eurboat Dolphin at Ninthrop. tug pnro.
thea at Hancock, Mich: transport Han
cock NJ Vera Cruz; destroyer IlGsser AZ
New York yard tug Iroauois at San Diego.
tug Aileen has sailed from Providence on
cruise. collier Cesar from Barcelona for
Newport, via Funchai; collier Celtic from
from Hancock for Grand Rapids: sub
marine q 5 from New London Cor Now
York; collier Hercules from Norfolk for
Tangier Sound, gunhoat Nashville from
Tampico for I.ohos Island: collier Neptune
from Vera Cruz fo- Lohos Island, Transport
Prairie from Cape Hayden Tor santiago do
cuba, Via tiuantana mo; gunboat Wheeling
from Frontsra for ProEreso; hospital ship
has arrived ~ Pert ~ pylnce.
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$4,000 EAST RIVER PLANT.
Milling Co. 20 Erect II on Corlcar
street site.

The Standard Milling Company will
spend $4,000 on the six story plant
It will erect at tho northeast cor
ner Of Corlear and Water streets, a site
100x145 feet. which II bought several
weeks ago from Mime. Maddalana Cuneo,
whose family had owned the property for
n considerable length Of time. The Il.
A. Baxter Engineering and Appraisal
Company OF Buffalo designed the plans,
were nled yesterday with the
Building Department.
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LIS I'ENDENS.
Manhattan.

ST 80 W-EIw = Redmond sst
FrieGa ct al partition. atty.
II !. rhil,.ps.
ii,TH ST. II :. 3-5 = Il az. c5xioo lie
sine W!ttpenn e. al ast single Realty 20
.; al ,amcnded foreclosure OF mortgage,
st'Ns. Eahe y Keller.
IT. u = cor Broadway. sT.sy
500 Metropolitan Life Ins 90 ast
Howard :, cnrpn No,.closurc Of mort
ETH ST. ~ Wrst-S y savings Bank set
Roto'ph "a 9; a. foreclosure OF tao
w"-'ra:~s': a..". :. .. r.:;os.
4TH Az. :io--Ado!ph Trondcl aGt Daniel
Weisman'cl 80 =! faction TO declare lem
ioeTH ST. 20! EIs.-wm Moore AIT
Annie .Ahbl'r ~ q; foreclosure 81 mort.
gage; attys. Engcihard. Iol.ak. Pitcher
4 s,crns.
is0TH ST, = :. go " Nsc AZ. %oxilo-
Ioh1 iicnFy. %i:fs'rs ir ast Johanna
gage! ATTY. Efsrs 4 Ahbc-.cy.
HOFFMAN - - --j.s II lsith a., lsN
liSl-ChriS,ttn i.eukel. rs az, sst E'is.
Ehc'hi bIl!s" foreclosure Of mort.
rtgel. attys. Clrckc. Koch s Ec.dy.
10TH ST, - Ia W clinton AZ .ayaS
brook az. IS. - g. l7oih 49,. :,tNico,
Rrcok Hv, t5ot; lat So. map Village -;
WsAoGc.d. lot - morthcr'y half. ma
Village o. W. vernon. W Th -. II 9 COZ
: 9Th ~. S0N~iCo-H"u.~ =. RIrus,Ire a.
~ az EiIfah'A. Noorr"r ct I'll lsctioN 10
so' ASIDE ,ntSc' tUr'Fi h''N. \ ! Cost
TiNToN ~. ;;J-tT".er:ck H,a. as'
.Arou MuqNNit1 .; al foreclosure q.
SOUTHERN HpyLENARp e :. zoo n i;:I
=. 4"Nion-Sar,h Wiener aSt rh.lir
Hos"n g. - faction 80 ior"rln"N mecAau'
irs Hem, a'i!s. snyder y sathtdn.
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nil styles. u%ndcrsrades. hfi7Sc.; Wis
consIn. whole milk. carly. made. twins
fancy. ISM a 100. fresh. twins. fancy. IVA
u1si.c.; double daisies. 1SA Mls,tc;
single daisies. iSis q l9c.: Young Americas
loigc.; state. skins. carly made, speciais,
isc.; choice. iamitc.; fair to good. liMV
l2,gc..; lower grades, go lie.
(OTTONSEED O1L--Tho market. was
active. and while price changes were Fever,
ish at times the undcrtonc. was nrnn,. ana
hnal quotations showed net gains OF 10 70
80 points. Total sales. $500 barrels.
commission houses, aud II was thought
that renncrs were on tho buying side.
Range of prices:
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LARGER MACHINERY PLANT.

Jabez Burns e. Sons, manufacturers
o. machinery. will build a six story
addition to their factory IN the plot
ooxlo0 on the south side OF Forty-third
street 1cJ feet west of Eleventh avenue.
The firm now occupies "A six story struc-
ture oil tho Eleventh avenue corner and
with the completion of the new building
its factory Will have "A street frontage of
lTj feet and an avenue frontage OF JQ.5
feet. Milton II. Mcclure. architect. f.
making plans for the addition. which viii
cost about $4,000.
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Naval oriers were: Commando 7, "
Clark. detached baltimore TO
Navy he pa rtment. Washington. 'oNi,
manl.- w. Marshal. detached command
Machias 20 comnaul BALTIMORE. lieutenant
commander 4 Kauts. detached f!':sburs
to Machias; Lieut.. =. II l.awien,
detached san Diego TO C."NeIand a. eNrcu.
two officer: Lieut., Y 4, Nunroe, G"tachc1
navy yard. Mare Island. 10 saa Diego AS
r.iSut' Y, 8 Foot. detached Cleveland
when placed IN ordinary 20 home and VAR
orders: Ensign ~. figman. detached
Marietta 10 Constellation t:nsign Il 10 :
Horn, detached Constellation to Marietta
Ensign A. H. Adam, detached Mschiss 20
receiving ship ~ Norfolk Ensign )
Matt,son. detached receiving ship AZ Hor-
folk, Va. TO Machias; Passed Assistant sur
Eron q W. Shepard, detached Glacier to
home and walt orders.
r,ymns,cr u. II. Ncnahlc, detached New
Yo-l. September 20 to navy yard New York
November ! as assistant to on1cer IN charge
OF provision and clothing depot. Tavnast"r
G Il. Mayo. detached Wyoming September
50 tn home and wait orders, Iaymaa,"r w.
Il. sharp. to navy yard New York, Scptcm-
her S. as assistant. to supply o'icer, Pay
master IL W Browning detached navy
yard New York September 10 20 wyoming
raymas,~r q. & Shafer. detached navy
yard New York September Is to New York
=, ptember so,
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PARK Az. SHOWROOM PLANS.

Details of tho fine onlcc n automo-
bile showroom which the White Company
will have at tho northwest corner OF
Park avenue and Fffty-scvcnth street
were filed yesterday. The building will
be five stories high. 1908 feet along Park
avenue and 80 feet on Fifty-scventh
street. The cost OF tho salesroom will
II. $4,000. according to W. y. Scavcr.
who designed the building.
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and observation-disclosures
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record
THE WEATHER.
Tot Eastern New Enthusiastically feie
and Tomorrow; little change In
sS-...... sIs6A svssN ~lnds.

Tor Eastern New York-GeneraiIy fess
to-day and Tomorrow little cnsnse !"
For New Extraordinarily fair to-day
and tomorrow; not much change OF tenn
pes Eur liEh, , ws..GF,y T snad.y and to.
For Western New ~York-Fair to-day; 70.
morrow increasing cloudinsss; NOT muGr
NEW YORK. Aus. si.-rh. eastern hs,f
d. 'p no %IsMM Mountain states Was covered
Yesterday by ain area OF high pressure CEN
trsl over the Ohio VALLEY. s...-.., ,,.
pressure was moderately low. but no storm
Of any Importance was evident. ,--.,.
and shs esss o sIa's s.a.e. "a and on the coast OF
Elsewhere. except few. scattered local
II was warmer over tho northesstern
quarter Of the country and slightly cooler
Other temperature changes were slight
and ranges generally normal.
wl In .hl' ~ ny i fresh d" yes, .1s '' aycr age
humidity. So per cent: barometer. ror-
rected 70, read TO- sea level. at 5 A. NJ.
barometer ........... SU.io go
Winaddy,r.c;;i i;... s.'w. !:
Wind-veiocity ......
weather ....'..'..'. ''e"T Nv"
ITsclpltatlO ''ss.''
The temperature IN this city YESTERDAY.
as recorded by the official thermometer. Is
IN M i" '" = n r. NJ.
"a s s.,.,...s3
os7 .,......Is 7.........to
10 tl 5.,.......5s s.........s3
I..,,5s e.........ss
c b,.,...,,.is lo.........ss
iejG, 1915. 1915. 1915.
-. MT 81 ST. M...s3 "
II M......T+ eP. M"..6s ~
. =. MIS- 81 l? Mid 81 w
Highest temperature. rs. 1T ESQ PM.
Lowest temperature. 81, at 5!f5 a. n
Average temperature 70.
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TwO NEW HEIGHTS FLATS.

The Washington Place Building COM
rany will spend 100000 Erecting two
five story apartment houses on the south
sid of lS9th street 100 feet west OF 81.
Nicholas avenue. from plans by Gronen-
berg & Lcuchtag.
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PLANNING ai5O,OOO FLATS.

The Joseph Sonsin Company. which
acquired recently the plot lc5Ni0O on
tho west side of Illwood street, 2.5
feet north Of Magic avenue. is having
plans made tor two five story apartment
houses estimated TO cost sljo.coo. TAc
buildings will measure 6oNs3 feet each.
John l.. Iiuylan is designing them.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS..


attorney. n st'nrnc!'- name Is omitted
address party Of. hrst par'p
south Of Fourteenth street.
RiNlNGroN ST. ieS.. II ., sos " clinton
=. .5NS5-Airr y iiini- 'ioivnt-. n,s -
Fanny Greincg. tho premises. mtg SO.
900. Ans -. atty IL h"ppe'man' ~
7rIiii 'inr 'on, s!!.i;i. :is, W AVE-
"a. tss?.s- ps~i Horne 20 Aaron Blum,
Grafton. y =. mtg $3.50. Aus - !.tty.
~, Kurt, 81 lark Row :;..... 800
:Oiox n W y y 20 distance 100 II 2
therefrom Y n " 'stT.s W 100 {" h,e
sHaN. -, Wwsss, End sy. trus. inis .i;,:
GOO; al li.ns. Aus %. a''Es'
a L. 10 b"'E III. H''00
,Ea,, o: r.rh Avenue, he'wccn Fourteenth
anil lloth sir"'tsD
hTEHMAS n g.. :; a.; . 5''' st. ~ e.
A"s 20, atty. i i stnic;Inser,
'"' wc,, side.
yves, o, Fi.th nvcnlc. h"iVc"n Fourteenth
.sru sr ana icoiN -, %,i5esy, '::>,s,--,o.
scrhiro = Chrls,man - ! Harrv. Rik"r.
toi. W :,th =. Nus %. s'iy. rIts Qua
IT -. !id GInyu ''''''V
Manhattan. nop p'o" ~ ,to,h street,
18TH - :! 4, ? =. 20! , s'1 a. hsN
sci roc. to SIS linton Avenue u, -
Rway. a;'y., strashourscr y :, - hwa'.
over .nd ah"Ne n!'s, . ,as,sh' 81
'.ssxs.sT. Iss.ri,%-IlucoIu Trust 90 -
lincoln Trns, CO; 90 IN a.. as sin
G.ca; r., = . no 7 rS % S1 Tu ''''' Lay;
EpGECoMRE ~. Toe. ne lf,t!i - ~
50 ,ferc.los Aug Isl Levi, i]inlnrr,,
49,. mig isioISoo. Aus -, ai~i,T'Ttt.r Dun
g., ~ nwa}. above n,g ~"
.n.,s 4. su. FnH % Ars.. ha' = . -
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SAILED FOR NEW YORK

Sc Camrronia. from Liverpool
- Giuseppe Verdi, from -. Michael.
;. Marioneih. from usvrC.
= tity Of Columbus. from Savanna.
- Color ado, from Boston.
s. Apache. from Charleston.
IS bo~dOin from Norfolk
SIS Mamma Hatd. from Ba.t.mor.
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Little Rock quiet. unchanged. I5.Ssc.
Port and interior receipts, with compa risoni

Liverpool rshlcs-Spot unsettled sales. so"
bales speculation and export. $50: American.
l.0o0 imports. loo. none American mlddlinc
upland, ?.6cd. futures opened steady. Is TO Is
points higher closed quiet and steady at net
advance Of Z to 8 points. August. ga; October.
November. $50; January February. s.Mig;
Marrh. April. $50: May.June. s.:si.. Man
chester: Yarns irregular; cloths In moderate
demand,
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.


s.D Sr a. 20 ~ W~-IAwrence Cement Co
az G-eycourt Realty co ct al, June !.
iFl' NV ON e. s =. . . FL . . - =. q e. Q . Nl,-sl
SAME PROPERTY East River Mil &
Lumber Go ag, Grsycourt Realty % ct
a., July -, 1916 Thy bondl .....Si43 II
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I,oya T. Vrooman, First Cavalry. il'rois
National Guard: Cant. william N, Wilson,
Jr, Tenth Field ARTILLERY. Connecticut Ma
t,ona! Guard.
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Of the days loss Vas gained. the closing
showing ain advance OF 2 points to q de-
cline OF s points. Business amounted TO
1880 tons. Range OF prices: ...
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 30 -Cosdcn Refining
was y lower Co-icn on and Gas closa'l
u hisher sapu'pa Refining dccll ned ., To
81, otter shares quiet, Bonds dull sum
mary.
Sales Omen. High. Low Last.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
INV STATES Coast and Geodetio surys,-
standard Time,

on''so states Coast and GeodetIo sur,s,-
standard Time.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rass. ..5'soIsu acts. d y Moon set, l., rN q
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
ssndyH'k.. o'o2 Gov.r,i.. .SSi6 uellG.,.. an ~,
Low WATER HIS DAY
s.,1,ur AM AM An
'sooyHk'.2'57iGov.ls ISL j!s Hell Gate az,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .u.,.,.
81 Atlanta. las =. " Gibraltar, Aug =,
rs Jumna. s L. NJ. Tuesday. UIa.sos. An,
!. Liese. sA. NJ. Rotterdam. Aur ,
nsurosn. ~ An. savona. Au.
Aug. II. iues'as' swansea.
IS s'ra'hsarry. $40 A. NJ. Bordeaux. Aur.
So merm. a. NJ. Seville. Aug !,
rs tys''inGsborc. siS i. N, rcn.r,s..
ssl,sl,s. az: r NJ. Naples. Au, #.
, staracas.. Curacao. Aus.
IS Bra'land. $3.50 p ~, tardin. AYR n
vsweso ! NJ. clyde Au.. q.
s. pH or, Nips; Aug 9:
- Tort hi,onlo, Por, Antonio. Aug q.
60 ndIia"' Frontiers. Aux
IS keyvivc. Froniera, Aux. H..
% ~ Sol. Galveston. Aus
81 No srshdr; brnns.irs, Aus 81
'o'' ->pTl'lN, NJ. -
- Sha~mut. PhtladelphGa. ,ux q,
ss i,ela"arc Philadelphia, Avn. -
IS Bari OF Elsln. Delaware Brc.h,,,s.
- horatius, Boston. Aus 2,
s'smcstoan. Norfolk. AVS. ct,
ARRIVED FROM new YORK
IS Rotterdam. AT Amsterdam.
- Falernian. at Madras
- Dorhra. on Cape Spart.I.
IS Harlem, off Cape spartcl
IS J.. i. Holmblsd. AT Kirkva!.
IS osar IL. at kirkv al.
SO Wac, at Hun.
IS Celtic, At Liverpool
IS hiehsndi ian. at London
IS Noorderdyk. at KirkvaIl
IS ~Isassel. of Gibraltar.
IS buehos Ayres. at CadIy.
IS nousatonic. at Rotterdam.
- Noordam. at Rotterdam.
IS Regent, al Gibraltar.
IS nuca dAosta, off Gibraltar.
IS Dante Alighleri. off Gibraltar.
IS Otaki, az Crisiohai
- Muske son. AT Bueuos tyre.
IS Nora, AT Mon,evideo.
IS PARMA, At ~. ThomaS
- I.smpasss. AZ Kew West.
50 Comal. at Galveston
;. r.! Sislo. ~ Galveston
s. \ fricaillc. az Biliimn-e
IS PaSnce. a, philsdcip !ua
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The temperature IN this city YESTERDAY.
as recorded by the official Thermometer. Is
In ihn AnneNed lAhlf.

Highest temperature, IS. 1T ESQ PM'
1,owest temperature, 81. at 5!f5 a. u.
Average emperature 70.
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Ivi'h name ,ui address % owner ana
attorney. n sttpruc!'- name Is omitted
address party OF fret part
lDoN utOwu.
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CAlric...,., ...,,.,, L,e..3a. -, 2" '
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-05
wELL-DRESSED 4.
GIRLS DIARY
,,,.,o.,he.Minute Suit

~ Nancy came home from
IT, c.r,ers' tea very much upse rstvet
~ 80, bad remarked tnat onis 80 = 80 20
f<roesso., f<ro.s.'.s.,ed with fur had any ahs
W r.n.'cc,s suit was OF ouve,yn sho
r ~ up and her eyes nasneu ns ~ ngs. 90
<pnisu "a with that 'no-one-csn,.s O,,,. s,s,,,,
<'rq.'.s~ <'rq.,,. AIR OF hers, Il am so s,,i,
WI '..,,,r tailor, Robin, and oruet sus'
<'tn W " one trimmed with expensNe .,, ~,
'eiNss With me or I'll be sure 10 pioN
coz ,hat's least becoming
" -. that there was no use 70 'ry 70
knt" - that both OF her suits were
r>Ituane ~. could be and that she would
y nnsr - huv another. 30 trotted along
y foolish ss,red 20 see the velvets ana,
fFN ,,ng thcm over her figure, was
frsr oIsph .rhe,hcr TO choose black. Bor-
rposca "a corbeau blue or rich; uaIk
''anA Russian green. ! advised her 10
tns ~ ~. latter. which she DID.
~. a. tried on the different models
a wns inclined 20 FAVOR one ol iSouis e.Sl
~ lines until | told her tha' .nsre We We.
...,,ins youthful about II her mex Vno,ee s,,,o
fo'n suIt with a long. full coat, Shos
!. tail enough TO carry mouel ol
"a. .,-ps told her that u was unusually
feso.e. :rse .sirt had a panel front which rippled
y .hout the hem. The sides ana bacb
~. yerv full. hut were gored In such q
fs,.- that there wasn't bunglesome loi
y ..sners at the walstline. A narrow bell
I" "-s,,sd ts,,d from the sides Of the panel. passed
~. the waist and buttoned at the enter
hack
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-05
Smart Russian Green Velvet Suit,
Trimmed With Chinchilla


particularly liked the coat, as Il was
most distinctive. 1t was made with an
underjacket which extended little below the
vaistline at the back and sides, while the
frunt formed a long panel which gradually
widened toward the lower edge. A belt,
passing through slashes at the sides of the
Jacket served TO hold the panel in about
The waist From the back there was sus-
pended cape section which fell In graceful
folds to within ten inches Of the hem Of
the skirt This. gave Nancy the air of a
duchess The high turned-down collar was
also very becoming to her. 1t was fastened
q ne base Of the throat with a strap of vel
vet and a button.
The sleeves were set in at the normal
srmholes without fullness and gradually
ues wider below the elbows Straps OF
velvet held in place by velvet-covered but
tors served to confine the fullness about
the wrists.
The original model was trimmed with
bands OF white fox, but Nancy thought she
would like another kind of fox. The tailor
suggested astrakhan or beaver, while L
voiced my preference for skunk Nancy
would have none Of these, saying that she
nked chinchilla better than any other fur,
snq she ordered the coat bordered with a
Fzfher wide band. II is we'll that Nancy
vas born with a gold spoon in her mouth,
l0r the price asked for the suit nearly
iagsered' me. She also ordered a chin
shilla mum to carry with It.
(copyright.)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-13
HENRY MORGENTHAU
 WILL RESIGN POST
American Ambassador Will Not Return to COnstanti-
 nople on May 1

Washington, April 12.-Henry Nor ganthau, American ambassador to Tur- key, is expected to submit his resigna- tion to President Wilson tomorrow. Abram Elkus of New York has been suggested as his successor.
 Mir. Morganthau has been home on leave for several weeks. He was at the White House today. but did not see the President, with whom he has an engagement tomorrow. He would not discuss reports of his forthcoming resignation, but said he might not re- turn to Constantinople next month as he had planned The President has been greatly pleased with the work done by MT. Morganthau in Turkey and if his resignation is accepted it will be with reluctance. Ever since his re- turn some of his trends have been urging him to resign in order to as- sist in the campaign for the re-elec- tion of MT. Wilson. It has been sug Rolla Wells of Sts Louis as treasurer of the democratic national committee. MT Wells offered his resignation at a meeting of the committee here several months ago, but reconsidered it at the request of democratic leaders.
 Ira Nelson Morris, at present Amer ican minister to Sweden, has been pro- posed to the President by Senator Lewis of Illinois for the Constantinople post in case MT. Morganthau resigns.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-13
Germans and Austrians Aboard the China Had Been Striving to Stir Up Trouble in East
NOT SATISFACTORY
 TO UNITED STATES
 SAYS MIR. LANSING
Seizures Will Be Subject of Further Correspondence. Subjects of Belligerents May Not Be Removed

Washington, April 12.-Secretary Lansing announced late today that Great Britain's note on the seizure of 3S Austrians. Germans and Turks from the American steamer China near Shanghai does not close the case to the satisfaction of the United States.
 It was said at the state department that the seizures probably would be the subject of further correspondence Secretary Lansing is of the opinion that there is no precedent which would uphold Great Britains attempt to jus tify the seizures on the ground that the men had engaged in plots in the far east and were on their way to Manila to continue their efforts against the allies.
 The position of the United States is that subjects of a belligerent govern ment may not be removed from an American vessel on the high seas, even though they properly may be consid- cred military persons, but not actually members of the armed forces.
 The British reply to the American note follows the line of argument pre- viousy indicated and contends the sez ure is justified on the ground that the prisoners had been engaged in plots against Britain in the far east and were