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Pat kyne I'm Uniform.

The management Of Murray's Roman
Gardens early this week met to dis
cuss and formulate plans for the occa-
sion. Among those present were
Deputy Commissioner Frederick A.
Wallace, Col. A. Forster. Inspector
Dominick Henry, Capt. Charles II. Nc
Kinney. Secretary s. A. Rudd and the
shining lights of the police reserves,
headed by Capts. william Fox. Nick
Schenck, Charles Jacobs, Ben Mellen
and last but not least. the host himself
who answers to the title of Capt. Pat
rick V. Kyne, Police Reserves. The
Mayor was represented, by his secre-
tary, Grover \. Whalen. The funds of
the affair will go toward purchasing
uniforms and equipment for the police
reserves A series OF events will be
held on each OF the Saturdays that
will be well worth making the trip. and
in view Of the worthy cause record
crowd Will attend. judging by the pres
ent sale OF tickets.
Capt. kyne surely enjoys his Connec-
ton with the OUTFIT and not only boasts
Of his appointment. but six weeks OF
continuous drilling has kept him in
great shape. DO YOU reallze," states
the Captain. that the training | am
getting in this organization equals
anything in the way offered by the
business men in the usual run of GYM
rasiums under physical director. Say,
it's the most wonderful opportunity
ever offered business man in this
town 10 keep in trim. both mentally
and physically. and the benefits derived
in that direction more than repay for
tn" few hours devoted weekly. And
Nrat's more" continued the Captain
zone can feel that he is doing a little
more of bit for the Stars and
Stripes"
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Burchard, Mr.. and Mrs Morris Hh d son,
Mr. and Mrs, Frederick Field, Mrs L. q.
Burnham, George c. Austin. Miss T.. NJ.
Davis, c. w. Dumont. William Mack,
Miss Corinne Welsh. NJ. Harding, r. l..
Hanna. Mr.. and Mrs. !, l.. Olesen, Henry
Guile, Mrs. II. Fountain. Miss Renee de
Monid. Mr.. and Mrs. L. =. Kadison. Miss
Adelaide Potter. Mrs. Henry Belfrie,
Mrs. Daniel Francis Hennessey, s. II.
Speer Miss Goldie NJ. Chase DR. J. Os-
core Chase and Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Laid
law.
Other arrivals at Paul Smiths Hotel
include the following Mr.. and Mrs. ".
VI. F'reestone. Miss ]. Elizabeth Case.
Mrs W A Cahiil, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, F.
Loughiin. Brooklyn: Mr., and Mrs Fran
els Field. South Orange, y. J. f; Lieut..
and Mrs. Bleyer. Miss Dorothy Blcyer,
Miss Elaine Bleyer, East Orange, y. j.,
and Mr., and Mrs Frederick Schwed, Far
RuCkawaS.
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Here is a house OF the Dutch Colonial
type Of architecture designed by Mrs.
x. f. Wilder and built at Hampstead
Manor. 1t is one of the newer type OF
small dwellings being erected in the
Long Island suburbs. The building Is OF
stucco up to the second story. the upper
portion beiEy OF frame construction. The
builders estimate that 1t would not cost
more than $500 to reproduce to-day.
Two full length windows which open
upon the porch from the second story
are features OF the house. This porch
might be covered and converted into a
sleeping porch. There are other flexible
features about the plans which make
them attractive.
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IOthl o. i =
Another feature of the July figures is
that no less than forty stations had 200
or more committing passengers. These
stations and their exact number OF COM
muters are as follows:
Rockaway Beach, 6,241; Arverne,
3,211; Far Rockaway. 2.726 Edgemere,
1881: Freeport, 1903: Rockville Centre.
9s2 ; Jamaica. $40 Lynbrook, S2S Long
Beach, 724; Sea Cliff, 677; Bay Shore.
$50: Bayslde. $50; Cedarhurst, 500 I:
Hampstead, sol: Garden City, 443; Port
Washington. 433: Huntington, AS !;
Amityville. 500 Forest Hills, 393; Bald
win, $50 Hollis, 35S Floral Park. $50 !;
Great Neck, 336: Babylon. 1886; Flush
ing, $40; woodhaven Junction. 322 !:
Woodmere. 319; Queens. 305; Bellmore
1872 Brooklyn Manor. 27S; Kew Gar
dens. 269; Lawrence, 263: Valley
Stream. 262 Morris Park. $50 Sayville,
e25; Whitestone, 222; Mineola. 217;
Nassau Boulevard. eos; Broadway
tF1ushing), zoo; Howard Beach. 2ol.
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BRETON WOODS GOLF FOR THE
RED CROSS.

BRETON WOODS, y. H., Aug. l0.-The
annual golf championship tournament
at Breton Woods this year will involve
an innovation as II will be for the bene.
Al of the Red Cross and an entrance fee
of S. for each player is TO be charged.
The tournament will begin on Tuesday.
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News of Hotels and Restaurants

in the revue Before AMI after per-
formances and during the interms-
sions general dancing may be INDUCED
in at this attractive and cool inn.
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Mrs. James f. Randolph. Mrs. w. r..
Ballard. Miss Betty Ballard. William
Ballard, Morristown. n. j. Mrs. l.. w.
Conover, Miss Cram, Newark. n. J. d.
Mrs. II. Il. Kent. New Brunswick, n. j.
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DEAL ON HAMILTON TERRACE.

william C. and a. Edward Lester
have resold for William Schwartz to a
client for occupancy the three story and
basement dwelling at 80 Hamilton Ter
race, on lot 19xl00. A few days ago
Mr.. Schwartz sold the adjoining house
at IS to a client OF W. J. Huston & Son.
He bought the two houses recently
through from Belden and Stephen
Roach
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shanIey's Westchester Inn.

The new edition OF Zip Zip Revue
IL the main dining room OF Shanley's
Pel Tree Inn Tomorrow evening will
mark it's second month success. This
delightful conglomeration Of bright
satire. catchy tunes and pretty girls
will probably round out the summer
months here. To commemorate its
having reached this mark a number
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gracefully and in her vivaclty is alto
gether charming.
The cast is exceptionally well Sc
lected and includes Misses Louise Tay-
lor, Fay Harvey. Betty Barranger.
Norma Poole, Annette Lovings, Pa
tricia lesson, Effie Fredericks, Amelia
Herzog, Ida James. IIilda Johnson,
Berthe Herzog, Messrs. Evan Baldwin,
Harry Harvey Chauncey lesson, Au-
gust Fisher, Carl Lambert and also a
dainty dancing chorus.
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
SAVE RENT BY BUYING

+ or s75n
cash. bal
ance II k Q
rent. Price
s8.2OO:piot
I 90 | u n
II big
r % % m :
tiled hath.
v lGle YER
aGdas, par
Cuc' floor
steam beat,
beautiful
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KEW GARDENS,
Borough Of Queens.
Five Minutes Walk 10

IOhE 1NIhnU *. X Nation.
Seven room stucto Houses on L~nerts av.,
between ST. John 81 and Queens Bou evard
all modern improvements, Including steam
heat. electric light. hardwood and parquet
floors; ready for occupancy: must be seen 10
be APPRECIATED: price $500 HEUDoRF
REALTY CO. INC, +Ol Lafayette ST.. New
York city. Tel. Springfield.
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LONG ISLAND RIAL ESTATE FOR sALn
BIG VALUE.
Overlooking Manhasset Bay.

Two years ago on a choice corner plot, facing
the water, there was erected very complete
with Motifs built-in fixtures. Kelsey heat, gas
and electricity. white enamel and Mshogany
trim, two large porches. garage. large road front
offers this fine home at substantial reduction
below cost photo and full information. Apply 10
l.. Eickwort, Jr., | West saith St, New York
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wESTCHEsTER REAL ESTATE.

New Modern Dwelling, best part of
Mt. Vernon, 9 rooms, 3 baths garage,
75xl15. Bargain, $4,000. SEEN
SUNDAY. Wolfe & Douglas, at Har-
lem Station, Mt. Vernon. Tel. Al.
COULD you appre ciate the picturesque
beauty OF tho whole situation and the
charming bungalow with all water rights
awaiting you at Lake Mahopac for $3.50
on easy terms you would lose no time in
getting particulars 7. 8, WIDDICOMBE,
40 West 32d ST.: tel. $500 Madison Square,
AT Lake Mahopac-For sale, a California
Bungalow Of unusual charm, s rooms and ba th
porches'; all improvements; large, shaded plot
$50 feet from waters edge ideal summer home
within committing distance reasonable price
Phone or write J. \. WRITER'S, 40 West ed
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HI:NR!CO TRANSPORTS.

Ahh,",y Realty Corporation TO viii
liam f.. Gravjns. lots 3. I. = 6 and Z.
block 5. and lot II. block 81. plan Of
Colonial Place, section b. May Is. 1918.
William II Bennett e ux. to George
|" Turner ct NY, Is i-2 acres land.
partly on the south and east sides OF
lhe road running from the Osborn e
10 the New Central or parbytowr
Roads. about i l-2 miles from Rich
mond June -. 1918. s2.26o.
Richmond Really Investment Com.
panN. Inc. TO Jane II. Duke lots . TO
y inclusive, block II, plan of Bloom
nEdaic. January 90, l?lS; tax $3.50
\. \ Harvey e; ux. 10 Philip Gus
sons. ass acres land in Brook land Dis.
trict, being lot on n plot attached to
ana recorded with a deed from said
y. y. Harvey TO Charlie Cussons Feb
ruary 20 l?lS: tax 80 cents. $40
bunting McNcn! Real Estate Com
ptny. Inc. To Harry J. Prohst lot is.
block 90. plan of Colona' Place. sec
tion G. March IL. 1915 S475.
j Pope Nash OF ny TO w l.. Cru:lls
lot fronting 100 feet ,n the south side
OF RoSclawn Road. bciN- lot on a plot
attached TO and recorded with tho deed
from j. Pope Nash and wife 10 w
Duncan Lee. June s. 1918; tax So. $40
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Auros ron HIi.F-cARACEs ~
BUSINESS SERVICE
BUSINESS SERVICE OFFERED


4 ~ Ispn' ~ Mus MADE 10 yr0,, ~
" Nuscir" X ca Madison .ls2 -
ri.Ans FLAGS Hiaoc order ~ ~
M1s"l"N - 20 Madison ls2
AeSEo W. nj ana make them ELF,
Rsv FISHER q G.. E,N-.i:n,
S-couS and clay Streets Nad.,op a:yo
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CIIANCEKY TRUST DEEDS.

Sa-ha Aaron to w. 5, Robinson. trus-
tee, 10 i.2xl2" feet: south line Taylor
street 81 5-S feet west OF Temple
r n. Stol;z Ia w. :. Robinson. trus-
t &C., - -, @x'2o '%s: south line Tayi9r
street. May IS, 1918. $3.50
X. II. Stolt2 10 w. :. Robinson trus-
t.c Fl l.'xl2o feet south line Taylor
Stree, rs 81 fset vest OF Temple
II. \. Buchanan ct ux Ia Pollard &.
Baehy. Inc, trustees. 50xl3o feet.
south side Monument Avenue. pol feet
s772.aN
Davis Land Company. Inc. to Elar X
Funston, trustees. 20v12G 5-I2 feet
known as i"S Yves, Main street. Junc
,,, n, ,.. Land c,ompany: Inc; to ELAN s
c,.' Of Meadow street. June /. 1915.
\ NJ Wa'hun TO +, NJ Roxlcy. trus-
20, "%N' - fert, northwest corner
Trace and M'lherry streets. June 10
Elizabeth V Ice to j. NJ. Purcell.
,,Trn%IG". p lots - '6 and y, block a.
r. il s,oIta +, H'' " I H fa5i som ,rus.
toe. 81 l-l2xl2o fact. south line TavInr
Street. ~ - foo, w"st of Temple
T.. r Sr'lv - ~ 8; ,'avIo-. u .-ro.
t"". 2"Xlnn ee"t knovr ae 5c4. Wa.
'frN stree iun" 'H'S 50 500
rms, e. L. r, ,a. ION, t. W = nurccn j.
lin" Tw"N'v-'hird street ard known as
"9, oNSorih Twenty-th;rd street. June
NJ 2 Conrad ., NIX to Q r, Fun.
J lsrS. ss1&o ~ ''''
r. II E..oh"s q TX 10 f. " ncx,ov
81 Paul street MAJ 81. Ia,e. ss-n
r =. Et1r"
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Real Estate Summary
CHANCEHY TRANSFERS.

Sloan ct TX. to y. a. Buchanan.
.; ,ert' south line Monument 4 We
- ~ lcct east Of Rosencath Road
June 10. 1915 $500
Is. Lassiter ct ux. to Davis Land
"n'Fhny Inc. lG l-2xl4O feet, known
az 1913 West Grace street: also 20yi4o
~, Known a. iS47 Yves; Grace street.
~ ~ i9l,. TAX :ll. $40.
. *. -. Slngrcy ct uX 10 Es,cl,e N
Nol, 69%lh5 feet. known as 70; Grimm
"y.hue MAY - 1918: tax $3.50. SO
r, ifsinia Realty and Construction
oi. hany Inc, to II. :. Wallcrstcin'
55J2H.sy ie"t, known az 3l3l-3l3l-A West
ia" street. June 3, 1918: tax 81 s1O
Fred liolligcr ct ux. to ii g. Sch,.onh
=" ,Ah!25 feet. known as 1903 oak
,I,Go'' Avenue. June II. 1918; tax $40
I oNM,EnIoe /, Martin ~ viz TO T. #. sullv
& ,N!o' rect known az 56a Yves. clay
"'T"f, Jun" !, 1918. 5000
=. lie" Harris g, ais trustees 70
isnnani sohloc feet. north line Frity
! NM 80 ioi,SSc' vest Of ST. James street
: H. H. Ebci ct uS. TO Lizzie r. Price
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CnANCERI REL EASE DEEDS.

+. 7. and Howard sutton, trustees
TO Leila Walker. lot ,, block !. High
land Park. June 4. 1915. $S.SG6.
+. NJ. Boxlcy and y. j. Chewing, Jr
trustees. to II. c. Walker ct NY. 35xl40
feet. known as 1903 Enslow Avenue
June !. 1918. $3.1So.
}. ID. Carneal, trustee. to : G. Will
liams 37xl2O feet north line Leigh
street. % feet east of Bowc street
June i, 1918. sl.AT5.I5
t.. +. Brown and l.. NJ. Anderson
trustees. 10 J. W. Thomas et uX. 2GXli5
feet. known as 40 East Clay street
June 10, 1915. S!.0tO.
Pollard ~ BaSby Inc. trustee to s
;. Sloan. jaNi30 feet. south lire Monu-
mcnt Avenue. col feet east Of Rose
meath Road June o. 1918. Si.G35
Howard sutton. trustee. to w !. Gil
man. lot %. block 10. Lee Annex June
-. 1918. $500.
W. l.. Miller. trustee. to j. c. White
- i-2Ni5o feet. northeast corner Bou-
1918. S3.lSt
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SUPREME COUNT OF APPEALS.


WfTHI;VIILE. VA. June 13.--Pro-
ceedings In the Supreme Court OF APP
3cals to-day:
Catron ct ais. VS. Bostic administra-
tor ct ais. Submitted on briefs.
Vic Il Co. vs.. Graham ct ais. Re-
moved to Richmond.
city OF Roanoke VS.. .;artini Argued
by :. Hamilton Graves for appellant,
and y. il. Hunt and H. NJ. Fox for APP
Dellce. and submitted.
Gollehon VS.. Gollehon ct ais. Argued
by :. H. Campbell and u. Perkins
for appellant. and John -. buchanan
for appellee. and submitted.
Insurance Company of North America
vs.. jackson. and Fire Association of
Philadelphia VS.. Same. Motion to dis
miss.
Next cases to be called
Clinchhcld Coal Company vs.. Rcdd
Rinchart.
Dennis Co. VS.. Macarthur Ellis
Myers Land Co. Us. Huhiary ct ais
kiser. late sheriff. ct ais vs.. Henslcy.
Aetna Insurance Company VS.. Aston
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BUILDING rr:R.IITS.

The following permits were issucc
yesterday by the Building Inspector.
office:
American Locomotive Works, to re.
pair brick warehouse on west side q;
the boulevard. between " estwood Ave.
nue. ana X, i. & i. r. r.. TO cost s3OO
John q. Pollard, to repair brick
warehouse at 3o5-1 North Seventeenth
street. to cost 5000
Atlantic Coast Line Railway Com
pauy, 10 repair frame sacd between
Eighth and Ninth and Canal and Arch
Streets. TO cost $40
Louisa Jeffrics to repair frame
$500.
Minnie +. I'airlamb. to repair two
brick dwellings at 620-2 North Fourth
street. to cost SIPS.
X. II. Smith, to repair frame dwell
ing at 1908 81. Peter Street. to cos,
Export Leaf Tobacco Companv. tc
repair brick warehouse a. 500 North
Lombardy Street. to cost $1,000.
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NEW YORK. Juno i3--irnu"nccd ~ the
s"n"raI hotter feeling indicated in other
tsE was again i'm increased volume and
Jesuit prices scored =nirs Motor
''kH w''" heavy a' the start ,u, i'm
"f'd later IN the day. Aircraft, eh,rcy
$50 were more active and fractional rai,s
-'ronr"r ''''''F wa
St' ,Ac'ns Explosives iiit6ir, 6" Ch"v.
{. tm'"f Motor, rs 2 ~. 100 T. {
l'rinNr,n .,-Wh's: T"1 Wright Marin 1aiy
~ IT,. l'gl Cosdsn OIL -. n: 200 F.,!.~.f
- M .'wH Mc'roroli'an Petroleum u a.
%. NV. oklahoma OH common a'5 u, 81.
,ofo' Midwest on llGail7. 10 ot,anr.,,
a9a n ~ 49, Victoria III ~.
Af.An'd. ~ T"'-; .pn BE I.ndrs Ia.
l-lI; 80 Go'dn"ld CONS 73sTI ,na
No'hcr Lode. 37N, q 100 RcS Cong -l.l,
( >'9' ." T"norah Ext ~ al 7-l5.
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HENRlCO TRUST DEEDS.

Harry J. rrohst to George J. Hoopcr.
trustee. lot is. block -. plan OF Co
,nnlai Place. section 6. March iG, 1918.
$lSS.02
George l.. Turner ct ux. to T. raleigh
ihiI!ipS. trustee, IS IL acres Land.
,artiy on the south and east sides OF
m" road running from the Osborne to
ne New Genital or Darbytown Roads.
about = miles from Richmond June
IL. l9lS. 5000.
Jane II. Duke 9; vir TO l. W. Howles
Jr. trustee lots TO ? Inclusive block
II. plan OF Eloomingdaic. February
10 1918. $52250
J. II. Davis to i Si,,crdine Q, ais
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7-|---------
RAILROADS
a'chmond, fredericksburg & Potomac X. r.
," anh -rnNl vas u u z ton and hey onA uaill

i."&... iS.cn.n,t Ar,.-,,cuu,
Ga AN Eil.45AM LEAN ~ IA
A 40 An fiZ.>, -. .,L..o pm a. pM
80 AN 10 rai 81 i,N I'll D. IN
~ . " + 10 nv '.tN ~ "a
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CmICAGo I'VE STOCK MARKET

hi'AGo' Jun" la.-Hoes: receipts. $500
m,a'ehers,. SIC Soa $3.50 packinr. si5s0@
50 =, light. SO $50 Slfc5: rough. si5io.
El.|'r MICS. SIC - n siG -.
'"lf.". receipts 1900 beef cattle steady
~ ,Sir.iF calves. steady; beef cattle. So 20
"a q .'r'; common auG medium $l2 u a SID 20
huiyAe' stock. SIS 7ssi5 20: Gamer, an!
.G',rfs, tl'o3 !Ss5; Stockcrs and feeders
~ Iogg Sl$$,eo; ;ni@rior. :SjoU sn.5o: veal
sheep. receipts. 1000 firm and stronger;
sHilhE r. rs. so -; shorn lambs prime
!is%a 81 = medium. sdcoCi 81 50: Gull,
~ ,"1 SL3 % spring lambs. So 90 n s2o. -:
hoo. Cul!s, Sc % Il 90 no.
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STRENGTH OF J.. S. STEEL
STARTS DIVIDEND TALK
Motor Stocks Strong on Decision OF
Companies to Manufacture
I.ow-Priced Cars.
OIL SHARES ARE ALSO STRONG
Distiflers Advances More Than Three
PointS-Many Big Corporations
intend TO Distribute Unnecessary
Working Capital.
HY EKONnNN WALL.

NEW YoEK, jung l3-UppttSSr lea,aershipp
shou, three points tn stock market Was
ySry s'rens today ,"r;i,calaIiy 50 in nv nv
,iiiers was up moro ;hsn, three p,3inis amt
s!sS and wtsiihsheuse "sra strong, M.
eh'si mar Hst toniS IS t.,S TACT VOL known
crnmcni is TO abandon It's strict price hN1nc
business enterprise Another imuortam; lac,
he 'hs irs"i ySaS Of II @ mGne{ IN hS s5 w
week Better news fr9m France Wa, also
niarkct are so s;r6ms ;Sa; even bad hs liz
news would probably DC unable TO chscn
SI55SMf.h e sisSi stated rumors Of ss'ra
the siE corpora,ions are planning I" read.
Jus, their anita ii2ation and distribute un-
n ,S;, nj Mr. y, to Dc ina. SOM xr' rSy
Understood ,hs; ,hcre is ne oricia wrTani
shssry Of MA E%ot could pTSprTly be $ns
share F Tor its cS G1m "s sSc ABOVE s'O
Disttllcrs was purchased with enthusiasm
siydyin: me business OF the S6mpany anu
Kns Of he s "animtn tSr DSne r2Sig T
nfiiGGit,9r had favorable influence on DIS;
The p9stion ~ AMERICAN Malt; a!,h5ush no
'rS SI.S; CONS We're made IN that stock
mtni by john \, WHY'S csppiisincd ' ;heiI
ent is to lie; tie autemSSi i n nf si hVc
on iTGrtn as much coal as last year for no.
ms !ow-pricet ca RS the factories can turn
man II large cNronsivc ones were made
~ that program is carried by OF
me companies. prolis should be very it's
factory and The country would be much
better served than II large were made.
Oh SHARES were strong and Mexican issues
were up. MciI-i!iformca persons DO not h"-
neSe tnerc is any trouble brewing with
Mexico on account of U-hoat stations. tor
need bases
NEW YORK, June i3.-Ncrcantie papcr:
four months ana six months. t per cent.
sterling: stNty.day bills. 81 T2i.. commercial
s!%ty-day b!!ls on banks si72: commcrc!a.
sixty Gay bills SiTl4 demand. 81 - y
cables. - 20 10: bar silver ..ls: Mexican
uo!Iars a. Time loans steady. sixty days
y. "a ii per cent. ninety days. -, u6 ier
cent; six months. -. rg6 yer cent. CAN
money, strong, ruling rate. per cont.
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insurance Company. u corporation in
corporatcd under the Jaws OF the Re
public OF France. Capital stock. $780,
600 The commissioner OF insurance.
statutory agent. Richmond. Va.
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trustees. lot 3. block 90 plan of Wash.
ington Park June II. liIS. $3.50.
trustee. lots and s. Chambers block,
and 2, Robinson block and II. - and
J Williams block. plan OF Bradford
iieiShts. near Wcsthampton College
June :. 1915 $3.50
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. Jun" I3-Co.ton goods to-
ca were quiet with some business holm.
cone Tor IN" last quarter OF the year on
ufHy goods Yarns wer. quiet and frin.
IA" SIR was higher IuT.ap4 anuat we're
traded IN at higher figures
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MARRIAEI, LICENSE.

The following marriage license was
Issued yesterday by the clerk of the
Hastings Court:
Oric II. Weaver and Hester II Cooke
Pittsburgh, Ia.
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IL l-l:X.o feet. known as IL and 10
South Plum street June 10. l?lS; tax
$3.50. $40.
Lizzie Il. Price ct viz to \. NJ Walk
Up 3$% 20 feet. northwest corner
i"iS $1,000.
Il. II. Stoltz CT INK. 10 Sarha Aaron.
l2NlSo feet. south line Taylor
Srect' - o-h feet west of Temple
street. May IS. 1918: tax 81. $40
Morris solomon CT ux to r. H. Stoltz
iotS lo4. 10 los. loT. 1917 and o03.
SilO. $40
w; !. Gilman ct ux. TO NJ Il. Conrad.
Ut % block 10. Lee Annex. June l..
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET
wholesale Quotations on Exchange.
Richmond. Va, June IL. 1918


New YORK. June l2-Bccvcs. no trati,r
81 oOsi sli o. |' '"''H'
. sheep and lambs. steady: sheep. si0t)G
Sl'". "rlS g 81 .i St.l. lambs sci ~ n so 10
t"Es' steady light TO heavy. si1 80 a SI7.75:
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sPf:CiAi. NOTICES.

PROPOSALS. for constructing cxl"riinent,,I
yS"ETGI.,e roads. AETiorituro .Deparim.ni
" ashlnft"n, -. c, JUNE s. 1915 S., ID
pf"pGsals for the construction OF approx.
ihaicly one ana HAIR niles OF r,n.yt.
inntai concrete road on Columbia PIX.
nt.hnn'Tua ,"uniE va. from Mount Vernon
O., me chief Glcrk Until o'clock t. 81 Jan..
~, 1918. and ;h-n publicly Opened ON.
nIcS are |prroNimatc!y as follows: 600
cuplS yards excavation, 600 square Yards
hcarifyin. ana luilGiny hhouId.ra t.n
stuaF" YARDS washed grave! suhbasc Jyn
slutfr YARDS crushed stone Subh,sc ana
suuhrc yards rit run gravel sunl.,e "a
Cnhlc yaFus concrete surfaCIng ! Vv6 cut'lc
E"tnS gravel Tor shoulders - cutie y.rt
t"hct"tr Tor dratraEc structure. 100 linear
lcrS pine CuiT"rts and 500 feet wood, a I-u., ~
iaii Rams may bc seen ana spec.,ir'Ifion.
anu FORM OF proposal secured on and .;,.r
j Gnc j.. 1915. at the uinCr Of I.IihIir no, !.
an a., q, ,. Nn,ai tnsine.r.ns United states De
Slr.rt. y. ". Mnsh!nyinn d {, - -''I-
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CuiCAG0 GisAi> MNEKET

CHICAGO June i3-Idcai weather for
me growing crop favored the bears to day
IN ths corn market. Despite som. sharp
""IS's IN the last half OF the session tho
market closed heavy. ] to tx net lower
WIN July liS'a 1853. and August li5i.
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