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THE SUN, FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1915.
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SUITS TO TEST TAX
ON COTTON FUTURES
Constitutionality of Act Will
He Attacked in Two
Antior.A.
IS CALLED BURDEN HERE
The condtltutlonnllty of (lie cotton fu
tures act pa.d last August by Connrc
ana daslnned to tlftc trading In futures
except under conditions prescribed by
Ihe Government Is to be tested In court.
Papers will be filed to-day In th Fed
eral Court of this district In two cas,
striking at the constitutionality of th
nct from two nnglcs. The actions art
In the form of suits to recover from the
Government taxes paid on future con
tracts under protest.
One suit will be brought by Weld A
Neville and the other by Hubbard Hroi.
A Co., two prominent cotton exchange
firms. Miller & Auchlncloss of 81 llroad
wy are attorneys In each case.
The act places a tax of 2 cents per
pound on every transaction where the
contract Is not In the form and accordlns
to the regulations prescribed by 1he act.
The Weld & Neville suit Is to recover
l0 paid under protest as tax In a
transaction of 100 bales sold in Liver
pool. The lax was Imposed under the
provision of the law that American cot
ton sold on a foreign exchange must
oc sold under a contract form stipulated
In the law. The constitutionality of
this tax assessment Is assnlled on the
ground that It Is taxing an export In
violation of section 9 of article 1 of
the Constitution, which provides that
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..VIr .,' ! fnaln.l so nil day. Owner, of good cheese
exported from any State. were holding their stock firm for a flight
The suit hy Hubbard Hros. & Co. Is j advance, but trading not sufficient to
based on a domestic transaction In which i get tho Incrc.i.ed nuking price. Sklm
mh-l,, .nt,i u f Wvlil A Co "ere firmer, with an advance for fresh
bales were sold to M. si. Welti ,km, f itr. sP,rulatlve Interest wo. not
A tax of $1,000 was paid under protest. prominent e.ter.lay as It was earlier
the Collector of Internal KevenUe hold-) In tho week and market clo.nl steady,
lng that contract forms prescribed by J''1."' whole milk, fresh flatf . and
., ., ,,, ,,.. i j Th twins, white and colored spec aK 1SJ. i
the act were not compiled with. Tho. ui.c.i average faney. iSc: State, aklms.
contaiitlon of the cotton firm will lie fresh specials. 1st, rIJ,c; skims, fresh,
that tlie tax levy Is unconittltutlonal In choice, ll i isc. . fair to good, v'lWin'sc.
that Congress has no power to prescribe I ':.,i,:',TKor. Vle tilde iotk there
Tv,. r .!... .,.t ' cntlniieil a fair demand yctrrday, wllh
directly the form of contract and that,,, decrease of V. on enine lines. The
It canrhH tax certain forms of contracts undergrade eggs retained their former quo
and not others. lallons. with the exception of inlted colors
Tho sutLt will be w.iteheil with creat "? nenrhr hennery stock, which was off le
Tne suit will lie u.iuneu wiin great xhrr , ,,. hll)lnK for ,,,,,.,. The
Interest by the entire cotton trading com- amount cnlng to t:ng.ind this week win
mnnltv. The rntton futures act Is un-1 probable exceed 5.000 ensfts. It would be
popular for the reason that cotton men V,t..'f il? ronlU ln, "Ip"
!- vr., vi, hM ii.ni ii iiii'rkel cloned rather weak fr ees! Fresh
In New lork hold that It Injures the t gathered. ::i,:3i,e.. evtras. nrsts, :in
American trader to the advantage ofLi:iic: nmts. la'i if I0,c ; seconds, ism
British, French and German trailers.
The trader In this country Is limited,?."""; .'PfwJ?. 3ll;'.r?An,W l
by the act. It Is held, to trading In this mvk poriTltY The scarcity ut fowls
market alone. The foreigner. It Is con-1 on Wednesday wa continued yesterday
tended, can trade here as well as In Ills I "nil there was an advance of i,c. Urollers
own market with a free hand. The old ZT)Vl ' V' The";' w'liX .Tft?
form of trading In this market nndlcnr. unloaded. Fowls were scarce a.'
hedging In Liverpool. It is said, has been I broilers were plentiful. Old roosters wre
materially interfered wrtli. all to thel..""rr ","u mnu uncus inpnumi,
iiiuiewnu iiiivi.ciru "i.ii. i. iu ! furi-is wore comln? lint lhv u'.r.
advantage of the British cotton mm
The law has not been tested as yf
In an active fall market, as It did not
go Into effect until February IS. It Is
predicted that It will operato lnJurlouly
to the American market In handling the
coming crop.
NEW LOW RESERVE RATE,
ink Borrorrlna" for I.raa Than
Ten Daya Par Per Cent.
The Federal Reserve Bank of New
Tork has established a new rate of re
discount. It is expected to be popular
with Institutions which may hove occa
sion at times to borrow for less than ten
days. The new rate is 3 per cent, for
discounts having a maturity of not ex
edlng ten days. The hoard of directors
ilpproved this rate nt a meeting cm
Wednesday. The Federal Hcscrve Hoard
approved the rate yesterday. It Is un
derstood that rhlladctphla nnd St. Louis
have adopted a similar plan.
The rate of rediscount at tho New
York Heservo Hank for longer maturities
is 4 per cent, for periods from ten daya
to ninety days and 5 per cent, for
periods of more than ninety days for
agricultural paper.
The new rate was made nfter some
banks had said tlial they would fre
quently borrow for several daya If the
rate were more attractive than the thirty
day rate. Tho conference of governors
held In Chicago on June 14 recommended
the making of this rate.
SUMMKR RF.SORTS.
f
Lake
and
IN NEW HAMPSHIRE
Just where the White Mountains begin.
Wonderful country of woods, lakes and
mountains, marvellous air and coolness.
Best of Vacations
Joyous out
mg, nshing,
Delightful
boarding houses, camps. Moderate rates.
Eight hours from New York.
Through service.
Send for booklets
"Lake Winnipesaukee" and "Lake Sunapee"
1,
Addr... Vacation Bureau
171 Broadway, Room 267, New York, N. Y.
New York, New Haven & Hartford R.R.
Boston & Maine R. R,
H8KE JUDGMENT ORDERED.
Court Directs Verdict of fH.HBH
Annlnat I'x-Hrokers.
Supreme Court Justice Ncwburger di
rected n Jury yesterday to find a ver
dict of 114,388 against the former Stock
Kxciinngn firm of J. M Fluke & Co.,
which failed In 1010 when the Hocking
pool collapsed. The order was made
on the ground that the firm converted
securities itnHd for safo keeping by
J, It. Wood tc Co., diamond dealers of
170 Ilroadway.
Counsel for the brokers contended that
the suit should be dismissed because
the defendanta hnd been discharged In
bankruptcy, bur the court said that In
view of the evidence disclosing conver
sion the suit was not barred by the dis
charge In bankruptcy.
"If this were a criminal court t
should use a hnrshcr term than con
version." said Justice Newburgcr. "The
Jury Is Instructed to find a verdict for
the plaintiffs."
Two KxrlinitKF Srnta Sold f tl.1,000
The sale of 'two Stock Exchange seals
nt IuS.OOii each, unchanged from the
last previous transaction, was an
nounced yesterday. The seats sold were
those of Talbot J. Taylor and .1. llorden
llarrlman, deceased. Tho purchaser
were Frederick II. Tate and Nathan
Davis Menken.
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.
llt'TTKIl Weakness characterized the
marl.et vcterday. with .few changes In
'luntntlnn. These changes were In renn-
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ated, which was off.ic. Table stock re-
nialned iinrhanged, although trading was
oTfnc cofrJ.n'ir:taay ViVt' wcek." throURl. the repurchase of American se
there was a good deal of butter on the curlHes held abroad.
docks fir In the stores which will so Into
the refrigerator. Market closed rather
weak. 1'rlrea: I rcamery, extra. ''3 score,
!S'i tf St'.c ; higher scorlni.', : Si !!H4c.:
firsts, to 52 renrr. S,i57',Ci State,
dairy, lull", finest. 25e. ; (too l in prime, 56
5"'Jc ; common to fair, ISU :;".; reno
vated, cm. Iran, :iu:sc.; firsts. :3u:3jc;
lower grades. :i2!'.r,i Imitation cream
ery, tlrsts. ::'ii:3',c. ladles, current
make, firm, ::r::ke.i seconds. :14c;
lower grade.. l!M,HJlc; parking .lock,
current make. No 1, !(MjJ0'tc; lower
grades. Mi. ll 19i,c.
CilKKSi: Market opened ilciclv anil re-
ie.: .-so. i, nirties. ;ii;r; nennery,
sufficient to meet the demand. Prices: i
JOWIS. 1,!M'1C.
broilers. "i5c.
roosters, lie.; turkeys. lUM!c.i ducks.
I-ong Island eprlng. !4r, Western, 1S
14e.; Southern. ISttlac.; geese, 10c;
guineas, pair, 20c; pigeons. 23r.
UltKSfiKt POUl.TKV Dulne.s charac
terised the market vesierrtay. as offerings
were more than sufficient to meet the de
mand. Iluyers wanted heavy fowls. The
firmer demand for small has Increased the
supply and they were dull yesterday. Old
roosters sold slowly. Fresh killed turkeys
were Irregular In quality as well as price.
Very little demand Plenty of Ixing Isl
and ducks to meet demands, with little
hotter sale than on the previous day. ln
frozen poultry faney chickens, fowls and
turkeys were held Arm, with a demand for
large roasting chickens. Prices: Fowls,
1 ? to box. Western. 0 lbs. and over, l&c:
old roosters. H9llSc. Squabs, prime
white. 10 lbs. to doten. 13.10: 9 lb... 13:
" lha.. IS.S0, Turkeys, fresh hens and
toms. lttilTc. Froten turkeys, dry picked,
selected, Sic; Western. :0c: Texas. Kfi
lTi.r. Droller, milk fed, IS In SI lbs,
:::e; corn fed, H to 54 ll.s., :sc
Chickens, IS to box. milk fed, 31 to as
lbs., SOc; 44 lhs. and over. SlffSSc: corn
fed, 31 to 3( lbs., lc i 4S lbs. and over,
SOc. Fowls, IS to box. 60 lh. nnd oer to
dozen. ISc. . 30 to 3S lbs.. He. Old roosters.
15il3i,c.
FINANCIAL NOTES.
Mallgarten Co. have Issued a circular
entitled "July Investments." giving a long
list of securities which they are offering
for sale. The list Includes railroad, Indus
trial, Ktate and municipal bonds
Word was received here ypterday that
Charles II. Habln, president of the Guar
anty Trust Company of New York, was
honored ln his native town yesterday by
the conferring upon him by Williams Col.
lege of Wllllamslown, J!us., of the degree
of Master of Arts.
SL'MMKK RESORTS.
Winnipesaukee
Lake Sunapee
- door life golf, tennis,
bathing, motoring, camping.
social life. Finest of hotels
WORLD AFTER WAR
TO SEEK AID HERE
A. J. Hemphill of Gnnratity
Trust Sn.vs Nntions Will
Turn to America.
EXPECTS RIG DEMAND
Pitn.ADct.rntA, June 2t. Alexander J
Hemphill, chairman of tho board of the
Guaranty Trust Company of New York,
In n speech before the Academy
of 1'olltlcal and Social Science on
"America's Flnnnclnl Position as Af
fected by tho War," snld that the great
est demand at the end of the war would
be upon llnniicl.il America.
"The destruction and wastage of cap
ital occasioned by the war," he said,
"hns been estimated on the basis of n
year's duration nt HMOO.OOO.uOO. and
while It may not be necessary to restore,
nil of this at once, from present Indica
tion the demand on us will be enormous.
"First there will be the call on our
merchants to furnish materials In con
nection with the rehabilitation or re
building of the devastated country, and
secondly we will have to give credit
ri'.uiitii) c mil u..c ew v......
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cither through making direct loans or
"From present Indications the foreign
Investors" will part from our securities
slowly nnd will be tempted to liuldate
only nt high prices. It Is more than
probable that several of the foreign
countries will ask us for some of our
gold In order that they may restore or .
l.i. II. I tin .1,aI( .rnl.l r.H.rv.1 ThMP dp 1
in.inds unon nur llnanclnl resources seem I
to presage more than an active and firm
money market.
"There Is no doubt that should we
continue to practise economies and fol
low the sound business methods which
we have recently pursued wo will not
only have abundant resources for our
own prosperous business but also be
nhle to take care of the reasonable de
mands of other nations.
"The reversal In our financial posi
tion from that at the beginning of the
war has been so sudden and complete
that It really has been little less than
revolutionary.
"London has not yet drawn any bills
of exchange In dollars. When that is
once done we may pride ourselves upon
our progress. London financiers recog
nize our new efforts In the Held of
finance and applaud our aspirations. No
obstacles from that quarter will be In
teniosed. Nevertheless we must rccog-
ln!,t ,,e " nllun, na "lr,on
n as "i'u ''
1 which she previously controlled and our
I credit will be only temporary unless we
I TMo" ,l0l'nr ""
) dcMralile, ,
j Mr. Hemphill paid high tribute to tne
mipriii rtrrne sjmcni uianius uun...
n.i
U. S. RAILS FIRM IN LONDON.
I.tstht
Tratllnsr Consols
Broaden
Buyers Increase.
London, June 24. Trading was light
to-day. Prices were heavy under the
Inlluence of the war loan. Consols
broadened In the volume of trading, tho
number of buyers Increasing because of
the attraction of the IK per cent, dis
count that may be obtained through
exchanging consols rur the new war
loan. The old war loan was steady.
American rails were firm, with light
trading. Canadian Pacific was rold.
I.lvr Mnrk Mnrkrt.
TltllftHIMT. June 34.
Itecelpts of beeves were 1.3S7 head all
consigned direct to slaughterers Feeling
nominally sternly. Dressed beef In fair
demand, ordlnarv to prime native sides
selling at U44il3'c. per lb.
Iteielpts of calves were 330 head. In
cluding 31 for the market. Feeling Arm.
No prime State veals offered. Common
to good veals sold .it JIMitll per 100 lbs;
lulls. $7. SO, Dressed cnlves active and
strong, city dressed veals selling at 141 17c.
per In. . countrv dressed, llM4c.
Itecelpts of sheep nad lambs were S.310
head, Including 3li cars for the market.
Prices tlrm on continued limited arrivals.
Common to fair sheep fewest sold at
t3.3S1 IU. 25 per too lbs,, common to Rood
lambs, 1. 5011 110. SO; culls, 14. Dresvil
mutton In good demand and selling at
Sl3c. per lb., dressed lambs firm at
1HI 1 c.
Itecelpta of hogs were 3.53 head; all
consigned direct to butchers. Feeling
nominally steady.
HUMMER RKSOKTg.
canoe
Ml
Stl.M.MKH RRNHRTR.
NEW JKItKV Allantle City.
CHALFONTE
ATLANTIC CITY
tMI LCCOS COMPANY
IJL&i.
rr.NNSVI.VANI A Monroe County.
Up Among the Mountains
STR0UDSBURG, DELAWARE VALLEY and
P0C0N0 SUMMIT, PA.
No other resort region hi better roadi for driving and motoring. This section it
celebrated for iti healthfulncsi and freedom from malarial influences. All outdoor
Return from your vacation benefited and refreshed by your Summer outing.
Summer Book descriptive of hotels, boarding houses and cottage to rent, free at
information bureaus or mailed on receipt of 10 cents. Address James Fister, 90 West
Street, New York.
NEW
BROADWAY
Manhattan Beaeb. I I.
"5uidI by Ocean MnM"
M N.w York'. MmI Popular J
y FuhionabU Resort by-tha-Soo
Tauperature seldom varies from 70
deT.s. Within the rllr limits, half
hour br train, on hour by auto.
fdtTeod&ntt'a CtMrU.
T.nei. Court. 01.... H.tsrMI,
Oriental Hotel
Now Open, r.urnpeun Plan.
Then DansAtits WeOnesiliiy nml
S.Munlnv afternoons. nml
nvenln? llAtiees. under per
onal direction of Mrs. Ifuth
Kunnlon. Dinner I)ner at
frequent Intervnl.
Auto roads dlrtet to hotel eatnne.
jetm r. COUVtt.Msnaor
WwTorti mOfc. J41 (Ik a..
.ej.wss son cm.1 nesLi.
T.I. Sfw u4 R91 nii
After June 51 Tel. 1000 Coney Island.
LONO ISLAND New Tork.
Th Mast Attractive Country Hotel
Adjacent to .New ork City.
Garden City
Hotel
GARDEN CITY, LONG ISLAND
One nf the most exclusive country hotels
In America. A combination of country
life and metropolitan hotel luury wldoni
found. Conducted on tho American l'lan.
There Is also for the convenience of motorlsu
A Handsome a la Cade Restaurant
JO miles from X V. Frequent electric service.
I'rnnn. .Station, J J UNNI.V CO., Props.
NF.tV YOIIK Cal.UIII Mountains.
TM Ijneif CIojj Itotrl In tt CaHUIfr.
New GRAND HOTEL
CA TSK'II.I. MOt'M AIS.ltltude2r,IMIft.
Now Open. Scenerr I'nequalleit.
IS to 3ii degrees cixilvr than X. . City. Per
fect h.mltnry conditions, cuUlne and service
hlghcM standard. Pure spring water. Superior
grill. Heaonnble prices. Hall ltoom: perfect
dancing floor tiyra
iihony orcnestrajuanc. . ,,.,.,. or
ne a:
Ilernoonnnuive- ,h-;...,.- ...
l.,tf. I n st r 11 e 1 11 r s :
nrlzea. (iolf, tennis, lillllanl. pool, bowling
iournamenta. Oscar llailter'a superior saddle
horaes. Special ratea for families. Transients
SI u day and up.
IIAHItlSON S. DOWNS, Proprietor,
IllEhmount P. O., X. Y.
r.LSTONK PA UK HOTEL, Far Itseka
way, L. I. Ounther A Uebele, Props.; also
4 and 6 Court Square, Il'klyn, Special
Ilate for oyer I'ourth of July.
Ptne Groie llouae. Aoc, 50; n'r, Ltada, Cairo,
Ac: amusement hall.. troves, rarag; fresh
mllic een, Ac. up. E. K Wolfe. Leeda. N.Y.
.NEW TORK Richfield fiprlnca.
NOW OVKX.
HoU'l In connection with the Great
White Sulphur Sprlnn llauilnc Ks
tabllshment. Apply to KUIiK.Ni: II.
MAttCOTTi:.
RichfieldSprings.N.Y.
NEW YOKk CoopmtowB.
O-TE-SA-GA
On Otiego Lake, Cooperstown, N. Y.
OPKN I'NTIL t TOIIF.lt.
! hours by rail from .New York City.
(IOLF IIOATI.Mi MOrOIIIMi
IKNNLS IIAIIIINIi KLNI'INti
NKW YORK Adirondack Mountains.
Lake (ieorce, N. V. lintel booklets and
particulars nt run Information llureau
NKW YORK I'pper Sarunac Ijike.
SARA N AC INN.
Write llarrlnuton .Mllla. Upper Sarnnnc, N. Y.
NKW KN(lLANI).
the i deal Tour vwr
New KnKland'a Scenle Wonderland, lloiile
hook and man on application. IIHU ll'way, .N. V.,
nr lintel Ulton, Waterlmry, Conn,
.HAs,flHISKTT.
HOTEL ASPINWALL
l.l'.NOX, MASS. Three unit rourt.es, saddln
homra, tennis, danrlnir, mntnrlnir, rlc, Ac
commodates 600. Open tn October. Cottatrs
to rent. Write for circular. W W. niunv.N.
Alo(illANUI)K.NIIOTKI..I.ake.Sunapec,.N.Ii;
HOTEL VENDOME
Commonweallh Ave. ft Dartmouth t,
BOSTON, MASS.
fit.MMK.lt ItKSonTS.
NKW JKKSKV Atlantic Hy.
ALWAYS OPCN
ON THR BCACH
I'KN N S V I.VA NIA Monroe Cou nt y .
'
ii m ii mi , M.i. iii i w i
INFORMATION BUREAUS:
YORK:
BROOKLYN:
505 Fulton St.
NEWARK t
Broad and
Market Sti.
Cor. Wall St.
Cor. Park Place
Cor. 28th St.
Cor. 42d St.
' 5tCI)oriesrajis,Beacb.
HKACII rilOXT .tmiMUnru.
TIOXS AT HALF PlIU-l:. Ilrtw.n
the New Garden nnd Steal I'lrrs
the popular section. Within slrht
and sound nf old ocean. A high
class modern hotel, with MO large
rooms, all with open e.tpiure
Private baths, hot and cold running
water In rooms. Attractive nnrci,M
elevator, etc. Cullne and service the
best. Very reasonable rates. Hook-
ici 11. j. in .M..f
Hotel TRAYMORE
I TIIK LARGEST FIRCTrtOOP rtE-
.-vivi lltrir.l. j.-s TIIE VVOKI.il
A Hold Original Creation with the
AmerlcanSubmanneOrlll European
NEW HOTEL MERION .Sffe.
Vermont Ave. and lieach. Caparlty 300."
Very moderate rates for thn comforts, ap.
? ointments and table of the l.irrt hotels
3 UP dully, special weekly 1
view rooms, etc, Hooklet. c. 11. Prettvman.
THE WILTSHIRE y,lr";ll Av,nu "ni1
.. . . . ,,eah- Oeean view,
tlreatly Improved. Capacity 150. Private
baths, running- water In rooms, elevntor.
Ac. Music. Hpeelal i:,50 up weekly:
t:.S0 up dally. Open all year. Hooklet.
SA.MUKI, i:i,LIf.
THE LORAINE
Ft. Charles Plata an!
b.lPh. Prlvflt. e.a.h
and sea water batha: runnlnc water In
oamsi elevator: auperlor table. Heducea
arly isuon ratei. Coach at tratca. A. K.
WAaNEIt. Propr. W. It. LAYTON. Mr.
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND
South Carolina ave. and beach. Private baths,
ninnlne water In rooms: elevator to street level;
ettenslve porches. Capacity 3W. .Special rates.
Hooklet.
Leadlnr lllsrh-Claaa Moderate Itata Hotel.
1LIEM1RLE Virginia av.. near lleacn.
RklklRRnu Capacity 3S0. Klevator,
private baths, etc.; excellent table; June
rats 110 up weekly, t: up dally. Ilooklet.
J. V. COPK.
nnanroroiwienMm
ATLANT1U CITY. N. J.
JOSIA11 WillTK & bOXd COUPA.NY.
NKW JKIt-SKY Sprint Ike Deaeh.
THE NEW
7SSEX OOUSSEX
HOTELS
'COTTAGES
SPRING I.AKK HKACII. N. J,
Directly on the Oeean. NOW OI'KN.
Concert and dance orchestra, tlolf, Tennis,
Hiding, Garden, Grill. Hot nnd cold sea
water In bathrooms. X Y. Olllce, 66'J (th
Ave. 'Phone 3664 Murrav Hill.
DAVID II. PI.IMK.lt, .Manaaer.
J'lne collate for rent In
connection with hotel.
THE BREAKERS
Sprlna; IjvWe Iteaeh, N. J.
Directly on ths ortan. Opena May SI.
U N. MOsa.
NEW JERAEY Atbury Park.
"A Modern Hotel Hr The Sea."
HOTEL COLUMBIA
AND COTTAOKS.
North Asbury Park. N. J.
ISO, COO Improvements since last teaaon,
Runnlnc water In rooms. Capacity 400.
Ilooklet.
(leorKB W Traylor. W. Harvey Jones,
Associate Manager. Owner and Mnnaear.
THE EASTONIA
modern conveniences.
2!0 Fourth Are.
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Pletiiresoiie Point Pleasant. On ocean nml
bay IloatlnK, bathlnc. tlshlnK, Rolf. Cham
ber of Commerce, Pt. Pleasant, N.J., Dept. S.
KNNSY1.VA.NIA Delaware Water Gap.
K'
ITTATINN
lll'IAVt Altl.VVATI.lt CAP. PA:
Now open, Superior In Its ap-'
polntmcnts, riihliin and kcrvlce,
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rile for booklet anil auto map,
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us other L'Ucsts. C1IAIII.KS II. WIIITK, Prup,
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MOUNT PLEASANT HOUSE
Mount Poiono, Penna.
Trout flahlngi private batha, free garaga,
Open all year. W. 5. A 11. M. LKKUH,
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"WOODSCOl'RT," a modern Health Its.
snrti fireproof buildings; elevator; rest and
recuperation Address DUAWKK J, Hoiilh
Nnrwiilk, Connecticut.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DELAWARE and HUDSON
Nliurteal, Uulckeat and Meat Una
batmeaa Naw Vork and Montreal
NEW JEHSr.V Atlantic, Cllj.
an1
SUNDAY OAI
Sail Rail
Special Week End Trip $5 00
Leave I'icr .12 N. R. 6:00 P. M. Saturday
Duo in N. V. Monday Morning.
See the Hudson ly Searchlight.
Lake George by Daylight.
Tel. Spring 9100.
Eastern Steamship Lines
Ml-thc-H'ay-bu-Watcr
THE TANG OF THE SEA
To BOSTON
A Most Fascinating Route River,
Sound, Ocean, Harbor
MirriioVni.i mm.
Stenmhlp MASS W IH SCrlS nnd
(III.IIM I.e. IMer IH, X II . hint MtHW
.St., every dny 5 I'. M. Due llo-tim e.tiout
i A. M Same rrvler rrturrln? l'n'U'
pished faellltlei. fur exprdltliiu li.willlr'i: nf
Automobile, Home nnd 1'rilv.ht llvpir
Service.
To PORTLAND
mum: mkamkiiii1 i.i.m:
SteAtnhlis Xlltlll I.V.MI end .NOItlll
SIAII. I.ve. I'ler 10. N II.. foot Wnrren M .
nirs., Tliun. nnd .Sat . .1 I'. l nlo Mon .
injn A. M. A delightful 3'ni-mlle. K.hniir
Trip tn I'orttnnd, the CITY IlKAl'Tll'l I..
Through ticket t nil points.
HuBKnec eheckeil through.
FARES LOWER THAN BY RAIL
Tickets and Information at Piers. nln all
Tourist nnd New York Transfer v 11. Offlres,
or address Pnswneer Traffic Department,
I'ler in. X 11 . .New ork
FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON $4.00
Strs. Iv. Pier II. X II., ft, Fulton St., dally at
5; P. M. Music.
Providence Line, sir Iv. Pier II. X. II , ft
Fulton street, week days only, nisi p. .l
Men London Line, tr Iv Plrr AD. X -!.,
ft. Ilnustun St, werii days, only, hyi P. M,;
Pier TO. F. It., ft K 3M St , t P. M.
evv lleilforil Line, ftrv Iv Pier 40. X II .ft
Houston street, wn kdays only, at 8U P. M.
Nrn Haven Line. Mr Iv Pier I. K, H
ft Cntharlne St., week days, I .', P, l .Snu.
dn)s. 1130 A. M . Pier To. ft K. I3d St., wi'ek
daya, Siail M . Sundays In 00 A. M
llrldcepnrt Line, week days only, atr
Iv Plet 5.1. i: II . 3 to P. M Pier TO. ft :. ?2d
ht week dny. S.1S P. M , .Sundays, t 15 P M
ifron Steamboat do
iikkp sr.. nsiiixc. stil "rwiirs."
Dally at H A. M. from Ph-r I. X. It. ONI. v.
CONEY ISLAND
Strs. txAW W. I2tt ST. A I I Kit I, N. It.
Hill Time Table arr on InMiie o( front or li.vk
rovrrof Trkphone Dlrcrtorlr. Tel Itrptori'i
STR. " GRAND REPUBLIC
It O C K A A V II I'. A C II
sf.ason opi:s sr.Miw, ,n:.: 27T11.
DAILY AND SIMAT TRIPS TO
Interstate Park Landings
(AI.OM; TIM. PALISAIIF-Sl.
MTR KI.NOSTON Leaves v. Iiath St at
10 A. M.i 2 a S P. M. Tare 3R cts. Round Trip.
Sight-Seeing Yachts
Lve. Uattery Pier 1U.3H. aau Tel. Ilroil JJi
loaAMUY HOOK anil theOC'KAN liaoP.M
EXCCTISIONS.
- DAY'S PLEASUPE
ItARO COAL-NO SNOKt- COM FOOT
Lake Hooatcong $1.00 1
Next Sunday IZ.VfZuX;
Lv. W.S3J St 8.50: Liberty St. 9.C0 a.m.
Jaciwn Ave., Jeiiey City. .17 a.m.
Lt. Dloid Sllfel, NeirJtli i.Ml m.
Atlantic City
NEXT SUNDAY
v I.t.W :Jd5t,".M; l.lbfimSt 8.C0.
S9.SO Jjckion Ave, Jrurr Cur, n IT a.m.
moid Stiff I, Newilk T..s.ra.
via New Jersey Central
JFOCLSmESAE.
HtTREMB COUItT, COPXTY OF XT.W
YOltIC John W. .sterllnir. Plaintiff, nitalnsi
William C O'llrlcn and Alice tl. robin.
Defendants
In pursuance of a Judgment of fore
closure and eale, duly mad. and entered In
the ahove-entltli'd acMon nnd bearing data
the S'stli day of .May. 1911, I. the under
slIBeil, the referee In said Judgment
named, will sell nt public auction, at the
Itoal Estate KxchaiiftH Salesroom!, No.
14-K. Veaey Str.ot. In the llorouBh of Man
hattan. Cltv of .New York, on the 8th day
if July. 1915, at IS o'clock noon on that
day, bj Henry llrody. Auctioneer, thn prem
Ises directed by s.ild Judgment to bo soid,
and therein described as follows:
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of
land In the City. County and State of New
York, w ith the bulldlnK and Improvements
thereon erected, hounded and described as
folium.- HKiil.N.NI.Nil nt ti point In the
Northerly side nf Thirtieth .street, distant
one hundred and elxty-four feet four
Inches easterly from the Intersection oi
the Northerly side of Thirtieth Street and
the Kasterlv side of Firth Avenue nnd run
nine thence Northerly, parallel with Fifth
Avenue and part of the way throui-li a
parly wall. clRhtv-nne feet two liuhes
thence easterly, parallel with Thirtieth
.street, twenty-one feet live Inches, then .
southerly, parallel with Fifth Avenue an i
part of the way throiiKh another pa"
w;all, eighty one feet two Inches to the
Northerly side of Thirtieth street nnd
thence Westerly, along the Northerly slue
of riilttleth Street, twenty-one feet llvo
Inches to the point of In-glnnlnr
Dated, New Vnrk. .lune 10. ill IS
N'- TAYI.tm PHILLIPS. Iteferee
JOHN A OAltVlllt, Attorney for Plaintiff
r.j Wall Street. New York
Th following Is a diagram of the prop
erty to be sold: Its street Number Is 7
Last .tot Ii street. Unround of Manlnf.in
. n ui ,-ew v oral
c
I Last Sutll Street
The nproxliii.iie amount nf the lien or
charge, lo e.illsfv which the almve dc
sirlhed property Is In he sold, Is I'ortv
seven llioiisand five liuiidri'd ami ten and
.1.1-IOD Hollars II4",5I0.33, with Inirri-st
thereon ftoin the Utli duy nf Mat 1,,il5,
loKelher with the costs and .llhnviiiic,
ninoiintltii; in Three humlred and elt-liieen
and M-10(1 Dnil.iti (;iH.k:n, nii luierest
friini May 'J". 1 'J 1 luKcthrr with tin. ,..
peurx if the ,ile. The approximate
iiiiinoiit of the laves, iia.essiniMHH ami
water rates, ur other liens whlih are in ,e
allowed to the purrhaser nut of the pi.
cliase inonev or paid hv the Heferee, s
I'un tliiitisand .liree hundred ami ,'vcni
two and 17 100 Halliira ,;,3Ti 17) ami
Interest
Dated. New Vnrk, .lime 10, mi,-,
. N. TAYLOIt PHILLIPS, Iteferee
JOHN A. OAHVEH, Attorney lor Plaintiff.
.1
ti
IT
uj.j ft ,ii ft ;.n.3 ft.
Sail Again
SEARCHLIGHT ROUTE
. it femti I'Ur 32. N.
i " ' C. Bl e Viirk.- M
! M -C.ililtnl City Line, dull New
VJ'raVe'ii'one'w.y. '" trip.
.'t ....iriAii. Way.
o.no r. i. iiiitv
X1 v to Alhan
anil Trov. Iave
V ISM ft I'lee
10 1. M.j leave
Troy 9 1'. M. x
ttpt Sunday: A.
liany 11 I". M.
daily. Fare S.nn
one way. sMmMi
U.n.l a ft ,,,,1 ...
beautiful historical
c.vennar.
Tel fprlni; 9400.
Up the Hudson
By Daylight
All Service Italia l:repl Minilny
Direct Itall Connections to all points
111 the , ! Is. .Saratoif.i
th. Adlriui
.Mulc, lies-
dacks. the West nnd North
tnurnnt
IK'brocs St . 0 A M
n A M w int'j St ii M
W IM St.,
M Vnnkers.
Point X'u.
t5 A ,l leniAmr at West
liurirh. Piimrhkieiilo, Klnirstiin Point. Cnts
klll, Hudson nntf Albany Also !)cbruM'S
St.. B la W t?d st . in w l?.nh St.. ID Sr.
Vonkers. lu :.i A l fur Hear Mountain.
Ucst Point. Cornwall. Xewbnrch nnd
Pouthkeep.le. All tlirnticli rail tlekcti
lictwecn .New York and Albany accepted.
One tiny Out Inc. to Ponicokccpsle,
Nenhursli. or et Polat.
htr "ItOIILIII I'1'IIO.N" will run ns n
moat ittci: spi'.cui, to the iri:H-
COI.LLtiMli: lt.CI, at Pnuehkeetisle.
June 2. leavlnz Pesbroves St. In 11: West
4Id St 11 od; Wet1Pt ht II JO A M,
Afternoon Boat
for West Point. Xcwburth. Pouithkecpsln,
Klncstnn and way Ivmllni:. Iiaves l)e.
brosses St . 1 H P it W l?d St . 2 P M ;
XV
iwtiiM.jjii' M Dally exrept Sun-
lay. Ideal iiutlni; to West Point, returuluc
by bo.it or by raV
Dc.brossis ht Plir. Tel II tl Spring, X. V
VtLLKDAlS AND SI'NDAYS
Steel Str. "HIGHLANDER"
Lvs. llattery U.I5, w :;i St u tj (W 43 St.
1091. XV. 1W Ml. 10.10, Weekdays only),
Ynnkers l:io A. M
Ml . SIC Itl.til l.AH DINNKII fiOL'TS,
STR. NEWBURGH "'Ana
Lvs W. C.' ht low. W !?9 .St. lo 4.) A. M
Hound Tilp. Weekdays. Sue, Children, IV
Sundays A Holidays, 7.V. Children. Mo
M'Ai.Lisir.itsr-iprco Tci iiroaiiona
The public be pleaiea.
BOSTON $2.80
Via Boat and Hall, KOl'NII TRIP (13.40.
PROVIDENCE & $1.75
KOl'ND TRIP J3.30.
Colonial Line
Flrat-class srrvue, caierlng tn the seet
people. Week da) und Hundays at BUO
P. M, from Pier 3. N lt foot West Hous
ton St All Outside KiHiin., fl.00 tn (3.00.
Mlrelia euiilpmeiiL Uptown Oltlce. Broad
way and :ld St. Phone Spring SI491.
IIIIIMIN lilt Kit HY NltillT
MANHATTAN LINE
$1.00 TO ALBANY
lining ltoom Service n In ( nrte.
TllltOI'lill TICKKTS AMI HVIiliAOR
CIIKCKKII TO ALL POINTS.
Auto nml Horses at Low Kate.
S'eamers l.v ilnlly Pier 39 North River,
foot West Houston St f. 30 p M j West
'! si r. ! VI T' 'enb.inc Snrlng
via Himl nml Trolley, $2.IA.
Wareester. M10 Prnv Ideni e illrin t, f 1.10
STATKROOMs, fl.nu, tl.M mill X'.'.iifi
Dullj. Iiii litilliig Miiula), .'isllo P. M.
From Pur IS, K II 'Phono iron IWekm.in,
City Ticket orile :.io llrnndway, N Y
I'ptown Ticket Office Il'w av -ml JSd Si
Write for Illll.trite.1 Fol 1. r
..Up the
t SKI Klaa r.
iinnicENi -
Hudson
wn II W I II U Evening
S. S. "MANDALAY"
IVkPlciW i:'ltNt niilv :ui'M lureMl,
W i iuhcr I iiltttiiici
'lei I'lci Mum rrii nr iiin.ul i7ii.,i:rki
riniulll, i-cli.le Dual , ,uiii 2H
Seiiirr I Ii kcli In Ailtiiui e, ,1'J llrunil'v '
ROCKAWAY BEACH
MKAMI H HhKI1.i:(
Hllll'l I JlltH' V? i
For fiiti ii (fit. i .r t in,
illlil Suit I in 'i MU p 1 pi
! SIGHT SEEINC YA6HT CLIFTOH
l.v. It. W 41M HI, 10.30 and !,S0 every
' day. Uuilc. Lacturir. Tal. Bryant lilt.
1 .pr
VnJp THE BEAUTIFUL HUDSOiPSM
CCcAiS
Trip
AVACATIONCN THE WATER
Cool, restful and rcfrcslung
A bracing journey on luxur
ious steamers with a ulimnse
of a foreign land" that j
adds relish to anv tour. :
6 Days at Sea; 4 Days on Shore
$95
.00
Corerinr All Expenses for Trip
Including Hotels, Etc,
New York to Havana and Return
IVrtttfof information anj rxif llfaxt'altj
tookkl Jturtilng llih delightful Ultt.
WARD LINE
New York & Cuba Mall S. S. Co.
General Office, Pier M. Kit.. New York
American Line
I AMERICAN STEAMERS
I Under the American Flag
N. Y. Liverpool, Pier G2, N. R Noon
New York, June S rhlladelplila, .lull :t
White Star Line
N. Y. Liverpool, Pier GO, N.R., Noon
Adriatic, June :i(l Lnplrin I .Inlt;
Azorea Gibraltar -Naples -Genoa
;" '"ly 31. 1 1) A.M. t annpli UI,n
"iiu.ii;aAi,,n, . lel.tliiiiu lleitut.
COMING FROM
CALIFORNIA
PANAMA CANAL ROUTE
DI.LKillllt I. IJ.I.VV I 1111,1s
Large American
Trans-Atlantic Steamers
"FINLAND" "KROONLAND"
22,0011 TONS DISPI.ACLVII.M
Highest Trans-Atlantic Stai.dard tu ne
nnd Service
IROM IIOl
sax riiAxcisco 1 IVm 11
" i"itn
JULY 10 JULY 8,
in
.it i.v no
.M n
All! 24
Alt.
rirst Cabln l9Sup, Intermed.ate iin ,
Also Combination Tickets ls.nl '
One Ma) Water Hall Return
PANAMA PACIFIC LINE
t llriiiidvvn.v, N y Phone (sxi n, ri
VACATIONS
the OCEAN
Short tea trips to the South and
Southwest combined with interesting
shore visits at delightful and historic
points.
Low fares, including all meals and
sleeping accommodations aboard
steamer. Superb service. Write for
illustrated folders and all information.
CLYDE-MALLORY LINES
Pier :itl. North lllvrr. New lurk
City Tut Olllces, 2wi . ii.ls liov,wn -,
CUNARD
Established 1840
EUROPE via LIVERPOOL
Tuscania Fri.. lune 25. 5 PM
Saxonia . Sat., July 3. 10 AM
Orduna . . Sat., lulv 17 in AM
Tuscania. . Fri.. lulv 23. 5 PM
Saxonia . . Sat.. July 31. 10 AM
ROUND THF M'nRI n TfflliJv
Through bookings to all prluilpal I'nrn
, f the World.
unrA,irnurii:i; 'J I -2a stalest l
FRENCH LINE
nmpak'nle (ienerale lranntanliiiia
POSIAI. sr.lt V it ;,
Sailings for BORDEAUX
NIAGARA June 26, 3 P M
CHICAGO July 3, 3 P M
ESPAGNE July 10, 3 P M.
ROCHAMBEAU. . .July 17, 3 P. M,
roil INTOHM TIO.N APPLY
Company's Office, 19 State St., N, V
TWO.EXPOS1TIONS
Puimi Canadian Rockitt
YlIowtM Grand Canron
Ataaka MidoitbtSua
MB Remarkable Toura. One i Tnr-
Montha, 943S and up. Splendid Choif of
Route, Lusunoua Train Senrire, 6t
Hotala. Side Tripa by Automobile
Oifmt Ttmn at PopuUr Pricu
Send for Booklet.
RAYMOND & WHITCOMR CO.
225 Firth Ar.nu., N.w Yotk.
In California Lvpnsltlons Ire
llnvann. Panama Canal in route
booklet I'nlted I'riilt t'nmpaii.
Place, N Y.
HLHF.'S A COOL 'Mill"
Ixtw I urea In All Point. -Ill 111
OCKAN STKAMSHIP CO.. .i I. V V T.
OLII HOMINHJ.N I.I.M .
To all points South nnd West 1" t we...
day .1 P. M Pier 2S, North Hlvci 1'. ..
l'ranklln.
SCAMIINA VIAN AMLIIK W I IM.
N. r. mihhay snr.iu: 111 t tICK
A. Iv. Johnson A Co., Inc., Act". 1 li'i' V
IS lhT All Klliense Northern Critt.e
ISO, Ilooklet freo Ited Or. i Line N w i If
MACAHA Tl THK OH,
Canada S. S. Llnea, Ltd., Montreal.
C.CI TO nKKMI'MA HY s s linnvi
llnnkletaUI'KIIKC'S S.CO .1 td . rjli .
TtH'HS.
fli Id CAI.irOltNIA AM IlETWnV
111 ""I'lrst claai choice of routes, stop-ovrv.
UT. MAHSTi:-S. I54S llrondwai- N. V -
HARTFORD LINC
Prom ,ew Pier an, Han Illver, foot
.Sllp.iiall-eieptsuudv,al 5 P M I
tlciitKlvcrlanilliiKs, rite lot Sun n
rim sti.ic.
Army-Navy Auction Bargain
COIS
SI., ut' Mt K(
Slmaisi
jmm I urn
SAlMH KH It ft i i
ml it, tiVwI.tr.
Aiui liirfth UMxima; l( n.
Army Tenia to Hire. Free I - ' '
FrancisBannerman.501 B'way.N.Y.
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