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The Washington herald., 1916-07-01

until il almost covered his
entire hand. His hand was
red, sore, and inhameo and
vey much swollen, and the
itching and burning were SC
severe that he was unable
TO do a day's work. He losi
much rest al night.
This trouble lasted foI
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-05
BARBARA FRlETCHIE
TO BE SEEN AT THE
LYRIC TODAY ONLY

In barbara Frtetchic," In which
little Mary Miles Minter. the fascinat-
ing and talented young actress. Is
starred. the Popular plays and Play
efs huve achieved a screen MASTER
piece that will create distinct SEN
satlon. It Is the latest release on the
Metro program from this famous
studio, ana will be shown here at the
Lyric theater today only The pic
turc Is IN five parts and was adapted
from Whittier's immortal poem of the
same name, and the play by Clyde
fitch. In addition TO the charming
Miss Mintcr the youngest star In the
world, there appear IN the support
Ing east. the veteran actress Mrs
Thomas w. Whiffen, Guy Combs.
Anne @ Nilsson Fraunie Fraunholtz.
Wallace Scott Charles Hartley, Will
Ham a Morse and many other artists
of the stage aud screen. The produe-
ton marks the screen debut OF Mrs
Whiffcn. the Grand old Lady OF
the stage who has been appearing in
prominent roles with notable stage
stars for more than fifty years. Bar
hara t'rietchic" has the distinction Of
being a thrilling war play without a
single battle.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-05
THE RULING PASSION
AT PASTIME THEATER
AY-T0M0RR0W

Claire tClaire whitney,. young
woman In the early twentics, lives in
| the London slums. Her only legacY
from her mother, whose life has been
an unclean one, In the ndmonition to
Keep IN the straight path To escape
the unpleasant associations of the old
SURROUNDINGS. claire leaves London
ana goes to India to live with her
aunt She IL wceomgcd Hospitality
and new faces and friendships sup
plant those OF The slums, and the
orphan senses for the first time the
real meaning OF happiness.
Shortly after her arrival at her
aunts home claire meets captain
Bick Clayton. who Is stationed with
his regiment In india Dick is at
tracted by Clnire's charms. His sia-
ter, who Is acquainted with Claire.
warns him against falling in love with
tho orphan, He Ignores the advice
Of his sister and spends much time
in the company OF claire. Eventually
they are married.
Soon after The marriage claire and
Dick become estranged. The estrange-
mcnt Is only temporary, however.
After the reconciliation they live hap
pily until Prince Raniit SINGH (Wil.
liam f. shaw, n wealthy Indian po-
tentae. who Is ruler OF Bholpurc,
begins to pay attention to Claire.
Prince Raniit Singh has Il peculiar
hNprotie Influence over women. white
aud black Ilis attention to Claire
becomes so pronounced. although she
at first rcpulscs him. that even DICK
notices IT, The Prince makes an un-
successful attempt to XIII Dick, aud
the lattre. enraged because Claire en-
couragcs the Princes advances. leaves
home. Claire becomes an Inmate OF
the Princes harcm.
Later. when Clnire tires Of the
prince and reNolts at his brutality Ia,
ward her, she determines TO leave the
harem Her every plan to attain her
liberty Is frustrated Finally. with the
aid of one of the rulers wives and a
dancing girl, she effects her escape.
she takes az hcr abode In the dane
ing girls hut, whore her baby Is born.
When She discovers that there is q
plan on foot TO SCH her baby shc
takes flight darkenine her face like
That of a native to escape discovery.
Prince Eaniit sinehis sims over
take him In his hurom Is a white
woman who Is hcing SLOWLY poisoned
knowledge OF the fact Is transmitted
to the british resident consul who
orders that the report be inycsii-
gated The prince incites his fol-
lowers to revolt against British rule.
lust as his army il leaving the palace,
the prince * killed by the daughter
Of "a man. whose eyes he burned om
claire with her baby arrives at the
home of captain Clayton's sister she
H reoonnized, taken IN and cared for
When she asks for her husband. Dick,
she IL told that he ~ dead. Grief
stricken at the realization of the stu
she has committed Claire falls back
dead
Al the pastimc theater today and
tomorrow
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-05
LOCAL ITEMS

Born 70 Mr. ana Mrs Lansing a
Bloom 81 Magdalena, \. NJ. daugh-
Ter
Assisumt District Attorney llurs
Cornell went to Gallup Friday night
for brief visit
A license 20 marry was Issued e
charles L. beyctt Albuquerque. and
Muude White Albuquerque.
Mrs Jack Fisher returned Friday
afternoon from California, where she
visited for the lasi four months.
Nh and Mrs " n Gupin. of Kan
sas CITY are IN the city few days
visiting Airs Sam Livingston and Mrs.
j. A RouHh
Born Yesterday 10 the Rev. and
Mrs l.. E Bloom at the Presbyterian
ranatcium a dauehtcr MIR ana
Mrs tlocm t,c ai Maedtlrua
N W. Rlsdon. minc inspector for
Sew MeNieo, who was al Washington,
- G., attending a meeting of mine I'M
speciort Of various states has re-
turned 90 thu city
s Nanni "a, lcWrler yesterday
metrd his stock at good. from ga
West central avenue 20 lhe corner
store g.a West rWuM avenue. for
mer' ercupied n lnr celes company
He via be ready fuf business 10 his
new store tomorrow morning
kari a fu,der ihc local attorney
fof ibe Santa l'c railroad at peming
in ihc eit ON usito 90
hs snH herbert susdcr. aad family,
nHd nal remain seseud duNs MI
snyder eSRctss many stockmcu from
pyuins aud lts Vicinity here Tor thu
st9fkmen's convention
MANN of me farm OF T. s
Menu a sons New Mexieo distributor
for the Mitchell automobiles. returned
a. The c3g Yesterday after tflp to
Naueus seelions of ,h, state m th, in
tct'st ol the above machine The
fm techea y carload ut Mitchell
cars Fett#fd4y afternoon
Col Charles Hmt ot ia puan. and
Mrs Hunt arrived here Yesterday o
attend thf ifomen's convention
Colonel Hunts offlece n the First
National baHk huildlns I'd El paau
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-05

were used by the Albuquerque dele
cation as headquarters IN their cam
paieu Last yeur 20 land ihc convention
Tho water question viii Do discussed
Friday night by pr lfarr and W T.
Meienlf at the Second ward school
Every enc who Is Interested IN the
issue Of tho city election is invited
to attend
Mineral Lodge No 4. Knights oil
pythlas. viii meet "a O'Clock tomor.
row night Arrangements are to De
made at this time for the trip TO be
made to Las Cruces by Albuquerque
knights TO participate Ia the lnstalla.
ilon of lodpe there. There viii be
work IN The second rank Monday
night
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-05
CADILLAC EIGHT
SETS RECORD FOR
CAS- CONSUME TON
Carries Five Passengers 1876
Miles on One Gallon Of OIL
Result Of Test Exceeds Ex-
peCtatioDs Of Agent,

"Oh, yes. the Cadillac is gooc
car, but the way IT laps up gasoline
Is something fierce
Sure, the Cadilac'a an right. but
II yen buy one you'll pay for II ~
I little or no time ia The price Of ga
( olinc"
"The Cadillac Is o nice ear, but YOU
can't 90 more than seven or eight
miles on gallon of gasoline in IT,
These ana similar expressions have
! been heard with considerable FREE
qucney in Albuquerque Of late. They
came without exception from salef-
men trying to boost some competitive
car ana 50 persstently were they re-
peated that many people began 70 be-
licrc that they were true
Finally W. W Strong the local
agent OF the cadillac decided that
he had heard about enough Of that
sort OF talk ana that he would show
prospective purchasers Just how much
truth there was in the statements
that were being circulated Tho only
way to get at the bottom of the thing
was to make an actual test, and this
he prepared to do.
Party Taken for Ride.
And 40, last Friday afternoon Mr..
Strong invited Il number Of friends
TO take a spin out to Alameda with
him in che of his new Cadillac
Fights" In the party, besides Mr..
Strong were Herbert l.. GALES, who
drove the car. clyde Tmglcy. Juliuq
Mandell and a reporter for the Morn
ing Journal
Before leaving ,lc garage ON West
Central avenue Mr. strong had one Of
his employees t. drain the carburetor
in the presence Of his guests and
to cut off the connection with the
gas tank. A can holding IN even
gallcn OF gasoline had been attached
10 the front OF the car with a tube
running down into the insides 80
used was that Which came from the
can
Then the start was made. Brcczing
along at about twenty miles an hour.
the party went out North Fourth
street and through the country 20
Alameda. eight miles from the city.
without stepping 1t Alameda they
turned around and began the journey
back to town Mile after mile was
reeled off, and II was not until tho
ear had gotten considerably more
than half way back that there was
the first faint sign of flicker. When
finally the last drop of gasoline had
been used and the car came to
stop, the automcter registered 1876
mites. \ record had been made which
It is believed has never been equaled
for car of the size and weight Of
the Cadillac eight carrying five pas
sengers.
Mr. strong was very much gratified
at the showing made OH the test run
This ought to convince them he
declared "And II there Is anybody
who thinks that this test was made
purely for advertising purposes,
cordial invitation Is extended to call
OF our garage and we win GLADLY do
II again
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-05
BUTLER AUTO CO..
MADE AGENCY FOR
MAXWELL MACHINES

u S. Eddns. from the Denver office
.ot The Maxwell Motor COMPANY who
was in the city the past few days left
last night on his return to Denver.
While here Mr Eddns installed the
bntler Auto company as the local
AGENCY for the Maxwell automobiles.
and arranged for the stay here perma-
nently % ] d. o'Comen factory
representative. The Maxwell company
IS the first big manufacturers OF au-
tomobiles Ia locate a factory expert
here, and Mr. o'Connell comes to the
butier company as man who under
stands his business
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-05
Iinlprtg .IarnniillO.

Roborto Jaraniilo IS years Old,
died early Yesterday morning at bis
ranch. sixteen miles west of here
from pneumonia The widow and ouc
son survive Funeral services will DC
held a. 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning
a FRED crolotfs chapel Burial VIII
hp in Santa Barbara cemetery
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-05
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Mr.. Ilcatrll \. Nuancs.

Mrs. Beatriz N Nuanes died at $50
o'clock Yesterday morning at her
home. 7Os Rarelas road from tuber-
culoss. Her husband mother and
three sisters survive She was "a
years old The body was taken -
Fred Crollotts undertaking rooms.
Funeral arrangements viii be an-
noupced later
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-05
Chr No, g7S.tya

The Rector What would be your
idea Of the best way to spread the
gospel to the uttcrmost parts Of the
earth?
Fair and Frivolous Parishioner---
How would II do to put a Bible In
eyerY "Ford" car. dOct0r2--pnck
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-05

This afternoon 1t $500 o'clock
A lecture nn Christian Science
viii be- given n the high
school auditorium by Mr.. Charles !.
Ohrenstcin. Of syracuse. \. Y, a
member of Tho board Of lectureship Of
the First Church of Christ Scientist.
in Boston Mass The lecture Is free
and the public is cordially invited to
attend
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-05
Masquerade Ball

At tho Colombo hall, March Pos
itiVely tho last and the best of the sea-
son. Sin beautiful prizes given for
the hest costumes Music by the
Booster Union f,ve-piecc orchestra. \
good time assured all.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-05

Miss Ellen SCARBOROUGH. tutor. hish
school seventh and eighth grade sub
lects. Telephone 81
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-05

Hugh Whitcmm 4 years old sop
OF Mr.. ana Mrs Evan Whitemar.
died Yesterday afternoon at the hon
Of the parents. north OF here. The
body was taken TO Fred Crollott's un-
dcrtakinp rooms Funeral arrange
ments had not been made last nilh'
II Is likely that tho body viii be sent
10 Lawrence, kns. foi burial
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-05

Automobiles are coming down. but
gasoline is going ~ That's the dif-
ference between the characteristics of
Henry Ford and John y. Rockefoller
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-05

WATER TAX DUE AND PAY
ABLE AT OFFICE OF WATER CO.
ils :. SECoNn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-05

"Gcnlry's eggs" 80 cents Sold hy
Iaffn. Maioy and Hawkins
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-05

NOTICE.
This is notification TO all whom i
may concern that after this date
shall not be responsible for any dabts
contracted by Hattie NJ Lndemann
FRED LINDEMANN.
March 3. 1916. AIS West Gold
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-05

Re-u'n from sourun, want Ads
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-04

Niss iltifn ssh itatf Nehtay fe AZ.
anD 0aHfia whea ibss nlll stent
lht HNnai
ilwhh Raso ef 1anmlea b Ia tiie
ett aH tuaineas trilA
N fapkeN ltu Nsi plahi fF
liamtn fevan. wtsfe D. wln sptpA
$3.50 aNuamFf.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-04

ARRIVES from
san Antaria ana f9pfion SIS o. ~
Sac ARR Ne an1 TqsFnm 10 pm.
Rar &nt0nt and Wu' iea a1t IN.
Arrs for
Ran Ani0els pus ~ NsaBn fqarn.
Rar isosta a Beuefnn y3a YIN.
Sd fvseas Ana y Sska IA = 5 -.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-04
RAILROAD hso srEhNSriP ri.U
CARD.


frnn fau anfauil gN m
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-04
Mems Shoes

Tan and Black. A special LOT 81 $500
values. al " $3.95
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-04
Bathing Suits

Annette kellerman Bsthh,s Suas75c
Special lot Of Mems Bathing Suits Soc
Ladies Bathing Suits. sl.50 to $1,000
Bathing Shoes 25c 10 81 so
New-York tribune., 1916-01-07
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York January s. 1915
BEEVES.
Receipts. LOSS head: nearly oil Tor 'laugh-
ter 10 trade In live cattle feeling. steady.
Dressed beef steady a. last quotations.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-07
COTTON BREAKS
FROM EARLY RISE
Prices Fall Rapidly When Liver
pools Closing Removes
Foreign Strength.

Tho cotton market wns nervou, and un-
settled Yesterday. The slight opening adj
vance was followed by n sharp break. Ralie,
Of some 8 or points followed In m. late
trading. and III. close was steady. at net
loss Of only to 5 rolnts for the day.
The oponinR advance OF from TO
points was in response TO the continued
strength in tho Liverpool market during thu
earlier trading. Price, thero we're II, to
1919 points hivher ut the hour of tho local
uIenirE. while there wns q continued good
demand in Che Ilriish SPOT market AZ IA
simia- Cnin. This showing created very
little tu"rort around the local ring. and tho
huynf here was again largely FOR English
account
This demand was supplied by loral Wall
street and Southern selling. and offerings be-
came more active following sharp break in
the mnrtet abroad MANY took this to mean
ihat nfter the recent persistent advance tho
turning point had been reached In Liverpool.
Aiie- The close of the market abroad had
shut out arbitrary buying. prices here broke
more readily. southern hedge selling wa
more ln evidence thAY for some time. and
before the decline was checked active months
''.i ll fo lo Toirts under last nights clos
inR IE4re.. lhr later rally was on rov'r-
Inrs and Liverpool buying. accompanied hy
rro-t NJ continued stcadincss 90 southern
SPOT markets
Hni,e selling here was believed 20 be
against purchases by exporters IN the Sosth
oa Wednesday. and there was feeling
around the ring that the South WAS willing
90 supply demands at comparatively slight
advance. This accounted for some of tho
bearsh sentiment noted around The local
ring. while there was also a feeling that
the recent heavy undoing Of stradile, and
released sufficient contracts In Liverpool 20
supply the more urgent demands from ports
No change was reported IN the ocean
freight situation. and the scarcity OF tonnage
was emphasized by the advance IN rates
from Brazil to this country. a. well a. by
reports hat shipping interests here were
fusiHg offers Of g. 30 hundred pounds FOR
freigh. room 20 Liverpool - no further
tonnage was available for either January or
February shipment
Stocks at interior Southern points are di-
m'nI7hlrr. owing 10 inrreasei shipment-
and this il supposed 90 foreshadow some lit-
tie Improvement iu the export movement
u-i $50 20 confirm the recent reports Of
better cyvor' demand. Exports yesterday
were lI.tGl bales. making 2.7s0.1-i ~ far
This season. southern spot m1rkets. as oT.-
c.ally reported. were generally unchanged
vi.u q fair business al most of the leading
centres.
Ran<e ~ prices
New-York tribune., 1916-01-07
DR.. Berg Buys Home in
73d Street. Near Fifth
Ave, Held at $S5, 900.
BRONX APARTMENTS
IN $250,00O DEAL
Structures Have Been Recently
Completed and Occupy Entire
Block-Other Sales.

DR.. Henry w. Berg has bought tho
five story dwelling at 10 East 73d st., on
lot 22.6xl02.2. through John =. Kava-
neugh from Mrs Edith f. McCagg
The property was held at SIS 600.
Ihe l'ad street Improvement Com
pany, Aaron Miller, president has sold
the two five story recently completed
apartment houses, occupying the block
bounded hy the Grand Boulevard aad
New-York tribune., 1916-01-07

mlla. crate 50caSi25. CUCrWBERs. Fla.
usl-. fl0Si; CABDAGts Danish seed. Ton.
SC4ss. dome r. 2}Hsj. white lbl, 5nI
-jc. Savoy. a0u r5c. red. ton. 500 SD blI
r5clitI. CEi cry CABBAGE, Fla. bskt
$50; CAULIFLOWEES. j. J. short CUT
bbi. S2M5l. long cut. 75cHs sL5O; crate.
5OcISl. Cal. standard crate, Skgf2.zj .
ibl. s2.50Ns3: CELERY. Cal. case. ESQ
Ss25 state. standard case. $3Wss CELERY
KNOBS bskt. 5lftSl75; ISCAROL, y o,
bbi. s2.75NS3: EGGPLANTS. Fla. box
SL5O9S35o. Cuban, sl@S3: HoRSEkAD-
IsH. 100 los. 50 5oQs460; KALE. Va. bbl
Sass; LIMA BEANS. Bermuda. y box
50cIsl Fla. bsh or crate s2Ls2.25; Gu
ban. crate. Sl15fs2.25 Cal. drum. tlH
$3.50. LEXIS nearby. 100 punches, sl.5Q /;
LETTUCE Fla. b'kt, IjcgSl15i y o, Dbl
sl50dS2. MUSTARD. y o. Dbl $40 ,
ONIONS. white crate or bskt. S2dS 80 ;
Conn VALLEY. yellow. bag. Ns2.I5; state
and Western. red, rag. SlN $2.75. yellow.
SlMS2.25. Orange County. rcd and yellow,
bag. SiH 50 Bermuda. crate S2.j0u 50. VAL
eucia, case. $2.751i53.2j; u case. L50|t
Sl.-5; crate. SlU5i25: 0KRA Fla, carrier
S1MS3 bskt SiN s2.15; Cuban. carrier. Si1t
SO crate. $-HS@.50; PEAS. Fla, large. bskt
S8U $3.50; small. s2N $3.50; ; Cal. small drum.
S5TS-: pARSN[VS bbl. 1880 el.5U; (;
PARSLEY. o. curly Dbl. $40: plain.
ss0$l0: PEPPERS. Fla, box. sL154 s2.25 4;
lskt. Sf.-5NS2. Cuban. box. siVS2.25;
RADISHES. n o. bbl. s3Ns2.j0; RO-
MAINE. Fla, bskt. slNSL1j; y o. bbL
s2-0ls3: Bermuda. crate. 5ocN Sl25;
SPINACH Va. Dbl. 5Oc0si.12; SHALLOTS,
" o. bbl. S2NS2.50; SQUASH. Hubbard.
bbl. Sl50NSl.1J; marrow. s26s2.25 Fla
new. white. box. SldS2. bskt SIWfl155
crooked neck. box. sldSl75; Cuban. white.
S'1tS2 TURNIrS, y o. white. btl. Sl50lt
So: Bermuda white. crate. 15cffSl: Old.
white. bhL Sl21rtsf.-5 rutahava, bbl or
bag slH5i.3-; TOMATOES. Fla. carrier
SI0tei.j0. Cuban. SlUsl6O. WATER
CRTSS 100 buuches. sra Si.J0.
HOTHOUSE PRODUCTS Cucumber.
doz. -5cH 2l.50. culis. box. S2Tsi; Lettuce.
doz. l5T60c; Mint doz bunches. -1Hs0c;
Mushrooms. white. Alb bskt sl0 Sl25
brown. s0cTSllO: buttons. 15c0Sl: Rad
l.ha. 100 hunchel s2Ms8.5O
New-York tribune., 1916-01-07
The Texas and Pacific Railway Company
TO HOLDERS OF STOCK OF
THE TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY

Proceedings instituted the United states District Court
District Of the foreclosure Of the second
Mortgage Pacific Railway Company and for the appoint
It's railroads property Actions have also csen
begun Louisiana and New York promSoy notes
and Pacific Railway Company and attachment has been
issued against It's bank balances and poPerr Ne" Yo IN e OF
proceedings order that the rights and Interests OF the
advanced desirable
cooperate and this end the undersigned being
OF the stock Of said Railway Company
representing additional individual holdings thereof have agreed
represent the interests OF the stockholders
deros agreement under which deposits Of stock Invited
preparation will be lodged With TIE EQUITABLE TRUST
COMPANY or NEW YORK No 81 Wall Street New York CITY, which
appointed depoay Of the committee and from whom copies
Of the deposit agreement may be obtained
nasmuh the application for the appointment OF receiver set
hearing and further the other Iga
mentioned be imma il important that deposits
promptly possible that substantial and de
pendent representation Of the stockholders he thus
secured
deposited should endorsed tank
accompanied w executed instruments for transfer and properly
stamped required law Temporary certificates o deposit 3 he
by dero,ary exchlngeab- dsdnnye certificates soon
they he prepared
Dated New York, January 7, 1910.
". H.
A ER. Counsel X
ARMSTRONG TtrTT,2; S,ir,,t
"a NINSIOW
New-York tribune., 1916-01-07

Shore. Port Chester, consisting Of twen-
ty- seven acres. with large piece on
the mainland extending from Byram
shore Road down 10 the water. Calves
Island rs little over 100 yards from
che shore
10 Is high ground. thickly wooded. and
has several fine bathing beaches. two
houses and several fine building sitcs.
It is being acquired Ivy syndicate
composed OF John d. Barrett. William
II. Childs. William +. Graham. a c..
Hanau, H. W. Iauan. Charles Mallory,
Horny Il. Mallory. Robert Mallory.
Edrsr I. Narstou. Hunter S. Marston,
T. J. Narstou. j. +. Narston. Jeremiah
and Dock Commissioner Z. A..
C. smith Their plan is 90 develop the
island as a bathing and country club,
and they viii probably lay out nine
hoIf golf course and build several
houses. The property was sold for cnsh.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-07

l'ncrv ~ - wr,' iifth Il 10 David W Kahn
ItIlR A niLtfS trading - pufett x Rons.
dealers ln socon1 hand marUiHery or go church st .
io Andrew loliis. &c.
Receiver
kATfAN 4 ALgOTRuN Iudga Ncwburgsr -
the supreme Court. has gr1ufci an application fpr =
receiver for Tho Assets ~ the frm ~ Kapisn =
Alsofrou railroad aut steamship ticket agents al
- 81 Delaney st. 100 sur brought by william
Isnfro1 against Samuel !. kap'au for diss0'u-
tiHn ~ us partnership. formed on September g.
1909 aud 70. an Accounting NJ A.snffom viii 10
appointed re-e.tef cn swing bond o. s. 900. no
partnership 90 be dissolved hy stipulation ami rsf
croc fo lc appointed o. Examine the G1couun Tho
l.1ropc1n war. o. "a ssd ut N most - tleir
business IN steamship tickets
New-York tribune., 1916-01-07
MINING.
FIRE RECORD.

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