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z few wsaknsh, but the nshing. was stopped
by the presence of sharks. Charley John
:Ga ,hs csnsre sud. wnS w as a.hins
overheard: He Immediately hooked a
shark and brought Il to tho boat where
was dead. He had TO cut the shark almost
half way open in order to get out his bait
Reedbird Opening in five States To-day.
;hOptIs ,S:sins tSsay in X,r
November Is. IN New Jersey Pennsyl-
triot of Columbia the season begins Sep
TENDER ! and closes October 90 shooting
!, I permitted &c between half lar an hour before
Striped Bass Bite at Highlands.
Fishing at the Highlands IL fairly good,
istaysttss a few duke. Viii. on The out.
'd On o %ssy s Vi sK1 s'i Burn. and
kus Club were about to retire whom they
brides b.tws.n HisSlsnd. ana I'd Hissi.nd
Beach. After nshing short while Burn:
S Soass tpi s SS,aon. ' ~ ri.
member Couch caught one weighing eleven
and one-haif pounds.
inquiries concerning tides and nsh, and 81.
times.
Secretary King Bohonkus Club.
Highland Beach. N. j.. Aug. w.
Shore Bird seoson Opens To-day.
To-day 10 the opening day, under the
for black beilied and golden plovsrs and
greater and lesser yellowlegs in the States
Of New York, New Jersey. Maine New
Hampshire, Massachusetts,, Rhode Island,
Connecticut. Delaware, Maryland and Vir-
ginia. The bag limit 10 fifteen In the ag-
gregate OF all kinds
Clambahe, Games and Fishing Trip.
The Gauvin Agency Rod and Gun Club
had clambake the other day al Cries
grove. Previous to the claTnbake and
games. two hourS fishing was INDUCED in
of Rockaway Point from the yacht Efri-
cheney; Charles II. Merrell and John Null
care taking the largest fish.
Lafayettes Abundans in Princess Bay.
Everybody In Princess Bay has seen
all they want Of lafayettes," remarked
Fred A Busing OF Pleasant Plains, Staten
Island. yesterday. III the lafayettss don't
come back next year there will be no
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

wIL1.ETT ST. o.. ell--Rsbecca Blaustein
70 MAJ wv Wolf w., s's Wil,o9saSy AZ; SEiyn,
s4sRryT 81. e' ss,s. sii.niron R:ai;y
mtg Co to Max WOLF, sas wiiioughby av,
ersssiet asl II R sts isi'; a .,s.ocS
hist ST, 80 W. front One-haif OF base
bakery ana Restaurant. Inc, 10 IouIs
Aus !. 1915 atty. Benz KronsnSsrs, soa
,sFH ST Is ana is :tor. and S1HeraiS
Square Holding Co to Barnet Sins, Mount
l's slnSn R..oS sr' 81 ss' Ese i',S
o Sn ssicrs s R 'i Has
aos W 1854 ct. is yrs from May /. isIs:
,o1TrWy' spiro. iss Bway. $3.50
ber,sa PoisnE T. IA iiE 2 so;S Siinssr to
sspt l. 1919; atty. GOttlleb Mater las
1CsD ST. SIS. 100 q Xmst.ra.n' a.; ;u idS9
ioo.li, ail-Eusens Hissins to Prospect t~St
&C s,y. ~ jonas sSs e. III s frS% S. 5soGS
es , =. t Sse'; July = is. ' isis,
''TR 81 is1.,ss; sts asorSssi W i istS
sss as- 81 y, nom Is, re- i'i'i :sty:
srsv,ns CO . EsSm Dy,s s sss ,s,f
isisi sadS.... isiw iIth i st nay $3.50 I,
1esD ST, $50. ail-Dors NJ Tooker 10 Elsie
2 Fled. $50 w Io?h ST. 9 yrs from May
ysls; atty. Herman Kahn. I'll Broad,
MSSIsoY Ky. cor lss.n st. the IA ia 3SU
TNeodors Klein constn Co. 20 yrs from
July i. lsis: atty. Arthur Knox, les
ssIH sr. ass sil-Lou,,s MSrs, i % ia
Ksikss ass W SSH st yrs from Sept
sv1ui s ~ ;;s.;;,;s;; ..:.... ;.,.,. 500
mack to Arthur Gaiambo So Riversid Z
Drive, ala yr from Sept I. 1919, attys,
Hartman, L q H, Is Pine ST.. 81. 900
square Holding CO to Clark q Hendriok,
istsi- sty. L Berslson. 90 wall
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shown In the London auctions with poor
woods being offered seems TO have been
reflected In this market.
Manufacturers are finding n strong
demand for goods, but are stin selling
discreetfy beyond their present commit
ments and In most cases are allottins
goods for the light weight season more
or less In proportion to previous
purchases. Little wool has been bought
in the west this week"
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Exports From New York.

Wheat. so,oos bu. corn. I4,ss4 bu.
beans, $500 bu pork, 1881 bills
hams, boS.57S lbs. lard. l.a4S,s66 lbs
butter, 247,451 lbs. cheese. 2B9.S1o lbs
lubricattng oil. 6.sls.6as gals. rye -four,
2li bills. {; cornmeal, s,5G bbls. hay
100 bales; whisfey, 1,4sS gals. hops
1895 bales; oats. b4.ss7 blu. i; barley
SAT bu. peas. s.B4s bu. 4; beef. 2.7Bo
bbls. bacons. l.Tss.o4o lbs, stearine
ass.7si lbs tAllow. 27i,ile ibA cot
tonseed oil. 1,o67,1S6 lbs. -four. sB.521
bblA -four, ANS sacks oatmeal. B.3et
bbla. bran. 100000 lbAi cottonseed
meal. 500 ibS linseed meal, sBs.ia1
lbs. OIL cake. i.o69,17b lbs
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CLOTHING SALESMAN
TO STAY AT HOME
Prospective Shortage Of Piece
Goods and Garments Leads
to Decision.

Because Of the prospective shortage of
piece goods. which viii result In q pau
city OF supplies Of finished garments.
many clothing manufacturers In the New
York market have decided not 70 send
out salssmen with spring lines. accord
ing to reports In the trade.
Production will be greatly curtailsd
because of the scarcity Of materials and
manufacturers generally believe that
from present Indications It will be case
Of the buyer coming TO the seller instead
Of the manufacturer being required to
send salesmsn on the road In search OF
ordera
Most OF the merchandise offered will
be sold by mail through plates and
swatches.
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RICH MEN WIN TRUNK FIGHT
RhinebecI. Chauffeurs May Carry
| RaEEaRe I'm Motor Cars.

PovoAKEEPsIn. Aug. 15.--R. P. Hunt
ngton, father-in-law OF Vincent Aston,
Stephen H. DIN and John Henry Liv-
inSston of Rhineeeck have won a dght
to have set aside arrests and hnes
imposed on their chaufteurs by local
authorities for carrying trunks and
merchandise IN oars licensed only "a
pleasure vehicles.
Attorney-General Newton IN settine
aside the arrests said that cars used In
carrying trunks or goods from the rail-
road station TO the house. but not used
to carry passengers for hire are not
subject to registration as auto trucks.
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LIS PESDENS.
Manhattan.

NoRFoLR ST. lil-Dayid Haas, exr, aEt
Rsbecca Werner et al (foreciosure OF
mortgage); attys. KantroNitz Esberg.
18TH ST. 8. 1l2.7 Av B, 24.7xl0s.3-
Etone Av Realty Co agt Muir Land
Corp ct al foreclosure OF .mortgage) !
atty. Rockmore.
18TH ST, Is, I7S " sth av 2txss.1l. and
West Fad az, n ee- esth 81, 2s.ss1ec-
Henry ~ Sanders Agt Harvey Denton
q al (foreclosurs Of mortgage); attys.
Chamberlin, Kafer & wilds.
ssTH ST, 9, 82b.6 W Central Park West.
et.7xfoo.S-lsasc Emerson agt
Thomas Healy ct al tfor~cosurs OF
nortgage); atty, T B Giiohrfst
6oTH ST, i1o E-centrai Savings Bank in
the City OF " aEt Samuel Samuels et
81 Norsclosure of moregaEe)I attya
Amend q Amend.
Bronx.
PARK Av. cor 10th st, assxfoti also
ifoth ct, n o. 1i6 W Washington av alx
sss-Sfatter Of City OF New York (ac-
ton 10 acquire titled; atty, " P Burr.
ST ANS'S AV. i54-Nilton d Oettinger
aEt Minnie Israel ct al foreclosure of
m2rtgageli atty, N Anereach
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Trading Light in Fall River

FALL RIVER, Mass, Aug. 1b!-while
trading was light this week In the local
cloth market. prices generally held
steady except for shadings OF q quarter
Of a cent to half cent on some styles.
Apparently the mills are willing to
await resumption of business,
Inactivity in the market Is attributed
In a large part 10 the fact that second
hand goods In many styles have been
available IN tho New York market at
prices fully a cent to cents a yard
below Fall River prices.
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New Orleans Cotton Market.

NEW oKLnANs. Aug. l5.--E1uctuations
carried the price OF cotton to-day both
above ana below the level Of yesterdays
close. II was an active market and q
large volume Of business was transacted.
The close, October, S0,7S; December,
so.esi January, so,eoi March. so.e7
May, so.6st spot quiet; middlinS so.sS.
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Changes Date of Fur Auction.

On account OF the demands of manu-
featuring furriers for early delivery Of
skins the New York Fur Auction Sales
Corporation announced yesterday that
1t has been decided TO advance the date
OF the start Of its fall auction from Oc-
tober IS to october 6. The fnal day for
receiving shipments will be septsm-
Der 49,
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Canadians buying Furs Here.

Canadian fur dealers are said to be
operating extensively In American mar
kets. Information received by dealers
here IL TO the effect that raw fur mar
kets IN Canada have been practically
cleared OF skins for some time. and II
In intimated that II "a almost impos-
Hbls 70 induce manufacturers there TO
accept an order for future delivery.
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Fall In Yarn Price. Checked.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l5--As the re-
suit of the development OF q situation
whereby both sides OF the trade have
regsined confidence to q certain extent,
the retreat OF cotton yarn prices which
began few days ago appears TO have
been checked temporarily at least.
Considerable uncertainty exists and
little business IN being transacted
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TRENTON, N. j.. Aug. l5.-Jrhs Para
mont Realty Company of Newark fled
a certificate to-day increasing the capital
stock from $4,000 to sl.6oo,0oo. The
new capitalization 10 10000 shares At
500 par value each. william @. Kruger
u vice-presidsnt OF the concsrn
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

i1TH ST. III WHISTLER Bhriich to Anna
" HAmmond. tstA leonard Ut, Bklyn,
May Q. isiti atty. " 7 Co. iss Broad
sAnh RRoPbkTifi-s.;ma::' to ..m.. Nay ;st :,
SEMINAR 2t. a iia I: xc:i:a; i: :si' so
loo-Frank Wilson ConItruction Co, Inc,
70 Lawyers MIG Co. July 81, Islsi atty,
Lawyers Mtg Co, 100 Bway. 900
18TH ST, 80 WV X l. Realty Corpn
70 Louise HATriA 10 ssd OF, Jan I,
:.Ta ST. las E-cSSas Hasrrmsnn 70 the
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank, Jan
u.s.. 1905 atty. VIM G Orr. 81 Cham
SAITH ST, sw cor Lexington av, ti.5Iioa. /
Charles Hermann to the Emigrant In
dustrtal Saw Bank, April 1, 1891; atty,
Title q d T Co, ITO Byay. sec, 900
HESTER ST. lb2-Domsnioo Volps TO
Luigi Roversi, $50 w 1esd IT. July ~.
isiti atty, chas J volpe. Ns Broad.
AMsrDRpkM Nv. W cor ySeh :t, look
lsGs-FrAnk Bradley 20 Bond Mtg
GUARANTEES Co. March ~, isIiI atty. 2
RIDGE ST, iss.i:anis dcssstt to Marks
RossnbsrE. 1880 TN az, Dec ~. 1876
atty Norris u 0ossstt, sci Bway. 80. 900
18TH ST, cor sth av. o,ii-Pstsr
DoslgsT 70 ths. Dmigrsnt InduVtriai Saw
lnEs Bank. Nov ~, 1905 atty, John @
HoenninGer, 8 Bsekman ut. $40, 900
STANTON ST. fss-Max and Morris Gold
berg to Everett Jerome. sxT OF Myers
curtiss, April .. 1906 atty, Edw j West,
SO or 81 Nassau N,.,,',,' ..tIfo0o
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U. .. Pay. ss.Ss to 5000 TO, Flour

The United States Grain CORPORATION.
IN a statement yesterday on the result
of It's weekly purchase Of white -four,
announced II had purchased 100000 bar
rels yesterday at ss,6s TO 5000 for
soft straights. hard straights and durum.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

MONROE ST. I5s-Jacob N Handel agt
Monroe Wet wash Laundry CO, owner
STANTON ST. lss-i+l-otto Rsissmann
agt Marks Lazarus owner and contraa-
tor; OhAs Esther, contractor. .p,I,.tsB
18th 81. 81 B--Noah FeIlH sgt Ala Realty
Co, owner; Jos Acks. contractor. ,tbS,of
TTH Av, Nt-Fslls Liant Cantor, Inc, agt
Gabrisls Iflisnthal ownGI BENJAMIN
WainHtain. aontrAotor .............l SS
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Wool Prices Firm.

BOSTON, Aug. 16.-The Commercial
Bulletin tomorrow will say:
The market has shown signs OF In
oreasing animation this week and prices
are very arm 81 AL sradss- The strength
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Aliens Escape at VT. MCPHERSON.

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. 15.--Four Ger
mans interned in Fort Mcpherson as
capped some time last night by cutting
through tho two wire barbados around
the stockade. They were Albert Sanders,
Heinrich Herkner, Christoph stum and
Mrnst Oswald
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PennsyIyania Crude ON Mark.t.

OIL CITY, Pa, Aug. 1B.-Credlt
balances 81. Runs, 134,s09 bills. aver
age 1913; shipments. 1880; average.
t2,2s0.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan
REALTY co. JUMPS CAPITAL.

s1sr ST, IS W-McMorrow Guiding Co,
Inc, agt orvista Realty Co, Inc. ct al
Oct is, 1si5...,, .......... 81, 600
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Wholesale Dry Goods Active.

CHICAGO, Aug. 15.-The wholesale
distribution OF dry goods and general
store merchandise for the first half OF
August Is running greatly In excess Of
the corresponding period last year, ac-
cording to the weekly reports OF Mar
shall Field a Co. and the John V. Far
well Company. Merchants are in the
market in much larger numbers, and
orders from road statesmen for imme-
date delivery are greater.
The Farwen Company reports that,
encouraged by splendid summer trade
and bright prospects for fail, retailers
are covering their needs freely for dress
goods. silks. hosiery, underwear and
other lines.
Linens will be scarce and high. II is
said. Reports from Belfast in regard
to the fax situation state that the Bel.
fast crop was largely destroyed by
drought and that little Is TO be hoped
for from Russian max for some years
to come. New fields are being sough,
In other parts of the world for future
fax production,
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Purchases for w.sk Grow.

with purchases and payments show
Ing an increase over the high plano Of
last week, while decline In indebted
ness IL indicated. merchandising in the
apparel and textile industries IL In a
very healthy state. according to the
Credit Barometer" of the Credit Clear
Ing House. Taking the United States as
. whole purchases increased 3 per cent
over last week, indebtedness decliD Cd
SO per cent. and payments increased Ia
per cent
A general eastward movement In pur-
chasing activities 10 noted ana the CEN
ire Of buying 10 said now to be In the
middle agricultural and south agricul-
tural sections The east section shows
the greatest improvement In respect to
payments. closely followed by the north
agricultural section. The only general
increase in indebtedness 10 shown to be
In the Pacific coast section. where our
chases have been unusually heavy and
payments have fallen off considerably.
AS compared with tho same period
last year purchases in the United States
as n whole this week increased SIS per
cent, Indebtedness declined IL per cent
and payments Increased 3.7 per cent
A comparison of activities In the east
section with last week shows that pur-
chases declined as per cent, indebted
ness declined i.s per cent and payments
increased b.s per oent,
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN. -

The nrst name Ia that of the dsbtori tho
second that OF the creditor. and date whom
Judgment was hledi
Butler. Chas. NJ, Simon Klein and
al; May II, ieIi..........,... ,a7o 30
<. Busch ct al: Jan. 10. ipi2.. 1902
2s 1919 ..,''... o. 49,. 600. 70
Bioomstein. Bsnjsmin, and Harry
"a. ieis ...,..,.r...... I2ezl
Ssrs: Oct :, isle' .......,..... aossS
Fargo, James C., prest, IN
vsrssdl ,'..........-......,s. L.1saso
ton institute; May 81. lsis' -. ioass
1919 ......,....'...,..,....~'. iTl.ao
pion: March IS, iel7. " 200. 90
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lender and
attorney
Downtown.


Downtown.
nEoApwAY, vs. 50 Franklin ct. ASK
gsns for says 10 y w. ~ atty1 CAD sSo
BEso.ADwAY, " s. IS 8 Howard .. a5I
'AU,Hs Cor CORR H % aorn "a
atty, vinosnt slippA sis q !id
coin sT 'ss.s : fulton Il, is1ssS.iiSS
--sismund cohn to Anthony ] voik
and and sno, ezra 1Seof ,:S y y iT,,tM
ioo.sAunitcn New, 90 % to rector 40 Trim.
~ , chT psS,a Isl FSi.S Son St w w,, ~;
wSr5s sT : ",ii;i, ..:-as'
WATER 8. a.. Isii :. oo:at,.. y Zip.
Seymour u Heymann, TTs Park av, yrs,
~ atty, Hsymann IS Nassau
M.-sa: rri.dnsa 70 Il i.asS i Fri.d@sn.
H. 1a Wa' 3 IT. pi. yrs s*i s.;ysS
Cast Of Fifth avenue between Fourtssnth
.-t and 10th strests.l
ssTH ST rs 100 " % sv.. ieoxioo.S-
Gertrude Savage % Grace MoGibbon.
y srs cat VT : 81 seWlyr &n. mtg 'S MsS
100 600 Il Fsrssr 10 EiIISs v ~ Al *.
que :. Per BOND; atty. ' Banner. trust
CO. SOL 9Th av. ...,.,,..,.s 10000
East IS sus ENp ~ H:m.n.s TO s sis r;
i o5 Adams .;,v az gpny wo,, ay' Pr, mtg
ss Sy, a sT April e. 1879 s,S;;'.',oS9
loo. sIrs.s.,a Relax to aa1 ~ .njs.
! y. ss atty. L "a Co, lss
sAMs PRo;PpnRT1f.-Ma.; iB snj.mln 70
Dora Enterman and ano, trustee. IS
~. sa ~ ssiys 'i sisai. 3. Ii's ''Gs,
,oiTH 81: =: io.ii M.ns.it: ;a',s ~.
Trouvi!l. Hotsi GO, IS @sAison t sS. pr pr
sts.. GsTi.msn A'NY 30, ' ,ssth
10TH ST, :. ie,s W M.n&attsa t's s%
oil-shenk Realty & Const Co
t ASs H. FiG Sas AS HSTp h. l.S " a -
attys Morrison a 8. $40. Bway... $4,000
iosTa 81, rs a1e LIST 4v. isoxs7.!..
Rlvsr.ids Drive, duo Sept i. 1870 sqs
atty. Jos A ssidman. 81 PARK Row. 5000
| West Side.
| tWsst OF Ftfth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th strssts)
asD ST, q IT'S " 9Th av, 2Bxsss-Loais
| ssliGmAn TO Bowery Savings Bank, due
Aug IL. 1924, 81 attya cadwsiader, W
7STH sr r. " 10 " cciiumS;u: a.. :,.0' sS9
iof.s-Hsnneh Blum to Mary D We'll
ling, los w 18th ct pr mtg $4,000, due
a. per bond; atty. T Co. l7S eIond:
ssTR ST, IS. ,os,i West End .v, ' is'Sg
lo2.3-Mary q. Brannon to Albert Haul
stetter, s2o W s5th ct, yrs. 81 e !:
atty. L T Co, 100 Bway. $40, 900
COLUMBUS AV, n cor Seth ct, 76xSs-
| Hattie Realty Co to American Trust Co.
lsS Bway, yrs. o. atty, Y T Co.
| lso 6Way ...,....'..... .tgo,VOO
Uptown.
Manhattan Island north Of llcth strsst)
18TH ST ns ,ss " tn av. lsxlo0II-
soekawey z. yrA S%I atty. LIND
,.sD ST. e o's.i IT.. i'm az. ID. irl:s0
wells Holding co to Frsncis 3 Phransr,
ear, Summit n ]. yrA ~ 81 atty,
T @ Co, 1Is Bway. ..............Se,o6o
MADISON Az. W cor tssth st. Silk
ioo-Thsodore Klein const Co TO J SER
ssant Cram. trus. 1887 Sth Av, instsla
SO; atty. Arthur Knox. iss Broad
isiTH sT, 80 .ii ita sy, 'isxssii~
Edwin 4 smalis TO Della Brennan. 24o
s " i'5 cs. r mtg s S,o, iS.'Ai'
sTH Av, ". cor iboth st, sslixll2.6-
Anahild Realty Co to Jeron Co, Inc.
~ Hwsy. pr mtg $4,000. " S9.;
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Business Troubles.
pETTTToNs M BANKRUPToy.

MARTIN PLErsCHBR-volunta petit
tion by Pletscher. painter and paper
hanger. s19 Bryant avenue, Bronx. La
claims: Title GUARANTEES and Trust Com
pany. te.eosi William o. Van Oiief and
Son 1905 Wilhelm Brassger, tSTe. y.
A Hattis. $40 East 1toth street, IL the
RniIABLB BRONX ITALIAN BAKERS.
iNC.-Involuntsry petition against Re-
Sass Arthur evenue Bronx. liabilities
&f6.oooi assets. tSo.ooo, Principal claim. |;
cism ns Inc. si.iis, ' s.iVa.or T. c sn,.
PAMELA, SI,tto. bngsi Bros, ia2 Nassau
street are the attorneya
JUDGMENTe.
MANHATTAN
The following judgments were fled yes
tsrday; the hrst name II that OF the debtor;
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JUDGEMENTS.
MANHATTAN

H. 4
Blake, Elizabeth H.-R. C Baker. 7.7so.+i
Beacon Tool and Supply Corp
brewster Machine Co., Inc. 1857
5ritton, Edw. Ell Jones. -. atif.ai
Burnett George E,--E. ". Hsr-
condss, Nieioi:.-s;tsndilidd Com. ''
msrciai Tobacco, Inc. ....... IIi.y,
csloagc. victor-M. O. shaw ct al ASSOC
chsmioal Products Of Canada.
Ltd.-w. b. Crisp. so2.st
Cohen, Loui.-Disl Pub. CO.. 1no. 49o.t1
csrayal Steamship Lines. Inc
De Quits, Robert. ana Maryland
Casualty cO.-Peopis, sc. -. 100000
z. w. Ainter Co.. lne.-J. r.
II N Fawostt. ......,....,... a4o.St
Fisher, Henry E.-Butler Bros. 1885,
Schmidt. ....,,.,. l,siss;
ssme-sams -. ............... l.slS.e;
Hillyer, VIM. H.-B, Lawrence. l,o3e.b5
Kinnsr, Hsrrison--J. 8, CoIabs.. aso.ot
Frisdman ....-.,.............. LIss.7c
Roth fr.n:f.r Co. i nc3fr.vsI.
s.:rlinI Motor iF;r'u;ci; Of ". Y, ". ' :,
s. ine' I.idor. sna Al. stsin.p. i. w
ropsssan. Hs;iisasoun T-B. J. ',
r.. sstey TO- Lawr.ncs. Samuel '
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the largest fruit distributing con-
Germs in the country, with head
quarters in Pittsburg. had contracted
for this cantaloupe crop. For years
this company has handled the greater
portion Of the cantaloupe crops in
the Imperial and Salt River valleys
and the Rocky Ford district.
The force Of pickers in the field
do not necessarily have 70 be ex-
Perienced men along this lie. hut are
superintended by a few 'sho under
stand the work The pickers 20 over
the field every day Catalogues
must be handled with extreme care
s. P. Miller. who was foreman on the
Mundy place and is considered among
valley. IS largely responsible for the
decided success Of this crop.
One hundred men was the greatest
number ever employed on this one
tract harvesting the croD.
A Second Big Field.
Another field 0t cantaloaaes was
on the J. NJ Langford ranch west OF
anthony. whs-e Jos. Ishuiu and Fred
Fuchi1aki had charge Of 1a9 acres
This was also a fine stand and pro-
duced bountifully.
It is estimated that to prepare the
ground for cantaloupes the cost was
between SIS and $40 an acre, and that
is cheaner than in any other canea-
loupe country.
The cost OF harvesting was =
cents a crate. which includes picking.
packing and hauling.
The production has averaged 400
crates to the acre.
This entire cost and output COM
pares exceptionally well with past
years in the Rocky Ford country.