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FREE K Rheumatism CUR K,
Old Deep-Seated Cases Take Notice!

Botanic Blood Balm B B. B.) in the past 30 years, has cured thousands of Rheumatics after every known remedy has failed. B. B. B. does this by purifying and enriching the blood-sending q flood of yivifying blood direct to the paralyzed nerves, bones and joints, giving strength and warmth just where it is needed. At the same time B. E. B. kills the active poison in the blood which causes rheuma tism In this way a cure-to stay cured Is made. If you have bone pain, sciaties, shooting pains, swollen joints, nching back or shoulder blades. blood thin or pale skin even if bed ridden with the worst rheumatism give B. B. E. q trial. We guarantee q perfect, lasting cure, B. B. B. is liquid, made up of pure botanic ingredients and sold by druggists at S1.00 per large bottle with directions for home cure, Sold by Seawells Pharmacy.
 We will send a free trial of this preci- ous remedy by mail, postpaid to any saf- terer who writes for it. Just fill out the coupon below and mail 1t to.
 BLOOD BALM CO.
 Atlanta, Ga
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|. rc.aJed.

.n. '.'pli well l rongratuia" .,. "ian .Sni ..aw is the pal,, ru,.". p.':'cs By my wif"'s
 q >.4.,,s Ev"nnngp
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-05
,s Was This Way.

&suny.c%., yl... father gave the srlas &n, -.zac.. He gave inii'iph N ,tld sI,r4w her in "-Philad-'
 ss,Sisvf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-05

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 T"'' "e,",e s.' .!i.= "'."p ar.n;ns about t'," ii5s:: c"s:t 7 lts l0@ "r some thing Fl ;il;! a:,, < 't-ot.l streets and sn'a I".tir w"S nx h:,,i,:4.,l anl t}e- begun ;t '';t'i E,ljs3.-.
 "N"i''r. :' oonoH""'!" ft1" El..1y kite informed the other
 "G'Wan. Tn So &i.a:l' 'ttr old man tried to lick me the or.ler day and cu, his hand You're rhe !'tWbruw of tHe party"
 "1s that so; Well. if you want tx know anything, Fun 60 bright lny mother calls me sun" n."--Philadelphis Times
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-05
FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COM
 POUND.

Is effective for coughs and colds in either children or grown persons No opiates, no harmful drugs. In the vel low package. Refuse substitutes w. L. Dewoody & Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-05

D r.v fri.-s.d i,ip l. ,',.N licss
 .,ss ...,'s4!, rh- dleailieal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-05

Fares ssk for narticnsars. Let us help von r1an vnu- trin.
 H. N. ATWOOD, Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-05

Through Pullman servlce without jjchange Little Rock to St. Louis, Chi cago, Pueblo, Colorado Springs or Denver. We will have on sale daily until Sept. 30th, the following ex- tremely low round trip tickets good for return until Oct. 31st. 1911:
 10 fThe North
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-05

the Board of Directors Peoples Savings
 under instructions bills deposit and balances caed other banks and certify a the condition of Ink shown
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-28

.-.NcSEc< II s6ScIfNE -
Tt e. SGLE
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-14

(Siegel) 8eitdtigt: S. g. Mau, Muoitor.
Bel9lnB, 0ur9 ben Elm 5taatstpeg be-
1timmt tpirb, Der gebnnt ODER berbei1ert
tpirb nnter Ser Surisbittion Der 5taatsz
bobpeg : gom1nifion bon @inneiotn =
@emdb Der 5ection 9, &apitel 33 De1
augemeinen @eiebe bon 1911 lit hermit
be19lo1en bonn 8oarb Der County, gor<
mi1Gre bon Stearns gpuntb, Min11., haN
Der bierin bei6riebene @eg: 8eginnen6
an einem Yunffe etpa 40 &ntben g. bon
N@. @de bon. N@A bon 1854 5ect. 20,
e. 1913 @. 81. 80 So; Dann in tpeiliher
Mi6tung uber 5ect. 2~2z21<2Oz19 in gez
nanntem Sonn unb Nnnge; bann peItlih
uber 81 bon section S4z128~8f gum
@inage @id9mono; Damn fort bon benz
giaage Midmon6 81 einem Rnnfte 40
Mntben 9. bon g. 6. Ode bon Sect. "a
1881 unb oann in tpeitlider nnb iiibz
peitli6er' HiGtung iiber 5ect. 1922
2~1z28<29z30 gum 0iaage @oscoe; 6ann
IN peitlt6er nnb imoneitli9er &idtnng
iiber Sect. 25z123z32 our g. %. gde
Der genannten 5ection 25; bann 1ibli6
5tpiiben 3~6z35z123z32 nnb 3pii6en 1z2z
1922 big g. 6. @de Gecf. 2; Damn in
Iiibpeitlider 3idtung uber Gectionen IL
10 uno 5nii6en 9z16 in %genanntem
Conn un6 &ange 5u ben giuage @renz
gen bon Eapnesptqe unb lit beitimmt als
5taatstpeg $50. 8 in 5tearns @ountD, unD
Derlelbe lit hermit be1timmt als 5taatsz
meg fir ben 3ped, benfelben gu banen
ODER 81 berbefern ger1db Sen 8orfebrnnz
gen Deg belagten @e1ebes. 9abirt ct.
glonb, Minn., Ben 5. 5ept. 1911. -ecSm
Guftrage bes 8oaro Ser County, CONF
mil6re.
S. g. &otpaIfotpsti, 8pr1iber.
(Siegel) 8eitdtigt: S. g. @an, Mubitor.
8e1dlnB, bur9 ben Elm 5taatsneg be-
Itimmt merben fol-, Ser gebaut ODER berz
beiiert miro unter Ser Subirbictipn Ser
gtaats : &ommifion bon Minneiota =
@emdb 5ection 8 bes &apitels 33 Ser
allgemeinen @eiebe BON 1911 lit hermit
bonn 8oarb Der @ommi16re bon 5tearns
@onntb bel9loiien. baB Der bierin be-
ldriebene @eg: 8eginnenb an einem
9nnfte ettpa 80 Nutben Ditli9 bon g. SO.
@de bon @8A bon N8A bon @ect. II,
s. 121 sc. 81. 80 So; Damn in fiblider
Mi6tung CUR 81. SO. @de bon 58A bon
58A Der beiagten 5ection II; Damn
iiibtpeltli6 iber 5@A bon 6@A bon
Sect. 10 nnb gh bon Sect. Is in ge<
mannheim Sotpn nnb Mange aur GA @de
bon Seetion Is, Damn tpeitli6 Ser Sotpn
Qinie Ser befagten Section is ettpa- 80
Gutben entlang unb enbenb am Iebtgez
11annten Yunfte in Dem Neefer @ountb
Staatstpege. Col befannt fem nls
Staatstpeg SEQ. 10 in 5teorns gountb
unb lit hermit als 5taatsmeg fir Sen
3ned beitimmt, ben1elben 3u ba11en ober
gu berbei1ern in nebereini timml1ng nit
sen @orfebrungen seq be1agten @e1ebes.
9abirt ct. @Ionb, Sen s. September,
1911. SIM Muftrage Ser 8eborbe ser
County z@ommi1dre.1
S. 8. @otpalfotpsfi, @orfiber.
(SiegeD 8e1tdti9t: S. g. Mau, Mubitor.
(@6luB in nddfter Nummer.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-14
Caroline 6. @larte Ii. a. an Nuguit
2afften. Got - 8a 40 Curtis Mob. ct.
gID116 %2OO

Caroline 6. @larfe II. a. an Muguit
9afften. Got ~ 8H 40 Curtis Nbb. ct.
glomb, $500.
@eor9e 8roilarb unb Srau an Sobn S.
99aefer. Sbeil bon Qots 1 un6 2 sec.
19z122<31 (gben Qafe). $4,000.
Wtctor g. 6imsl unb SSran an Meb. g.
grsnnp, 9ots 10 uno II unb 10 8lf 10
@oIbing, $4,000.
gieter g. @imsl uno Srau an gffeb.e
g. 8renb, 2ots 1, 2, 3 nnD 4 8If IL
@oIoing, $500.
5imon 5teffes an Maraaretbo @1bert.
She'll bon eK 1854 nnS g@A $751;
Gee. 1z126z31 (@rain), So, 100.
Gn1ma y. @ice an 90. $. @rabes, Qots
II lnb IS 8If 2 9aines MDb. 8ahues<
billie, $500.
g. $. @rapes uno Srau an @ooio 8.
WRiQer. 2ots II uno 10 Blf 2 6aines
Nbb. Yahnesbille, $4,000.
l Mder in @gA @gH Sec. 34-122-8i
(G6en 2afe). $500.
@i6. S. Sbeiien Ii. a. an 6eurn g.
9anemonn, 6@M g@A @ec. 36~125.
81 (slbanb) unb @h 1854 Sec. l.
i24z31 (Sarming) $3.50.
Matbias 9eier unb Tran an Matbetp
Gopher, Qots 5 nno 6 8If 8 8aites abs.
| ct. @lnnb. $40.
Manes 8Ipd nn6 @atte an Heter unb
2ena &ifhler. Mh 58A Sec. 12<122<
% (Maine Grairie), $4,000.
Sarriet 3hdnon an @iGiam @0ft, She'll
w M@A Gee. 16z122z32 (8agnesz
biQe), $4,000.
George 8eierlnb Ssrau an Grit.
2auer, Got 12 nnb She'll bon 2ots IL
~ l1no IA Gee. 6z123z31 (Munion),
Ole SHE II. a. an Sic Stride bon ct.
9onatus: 2ots 1z2 unb 3 8n 1 Barf
N6b. gu @rooten. $3.50.
@eroniea 8art@ an Cecilia Solution,
11ngetheiltsr Y bon 81 @gA Sec. g.
1929 (Sair 6aben), 5000.
Nranf S. Sbielman unb 9rau an Qbra
g Bong Got 2 8n so gurfis ct. gIou6,
$3.50.
SnIi@ 9otpeM an eli @6apero. sbei1
Got 9 glf % @ilion ct. @lou6, $1,000.
2lcas @ertfen 11nb Ssran an q. s.
&lein, 2ots II unb 10 8H 25 8rueuines
Gob. 5m @idmono, $3.50.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-14

@erfanat = @utes @aushaltzm aeasin
modte Die 9ienite zines 8ertreters in
ct. Glono, INN fi9 na6 Sen @ub1cripz
mountaineering lnb nn6 M%nsbebnuna
Der girfulatton na6 ipe5ieuen Metbo6en1
nm5u1eben, tpel6e l1ngetp0hnIiden grfpIq
batten. @dlat l1nb &ommiffion. grfabse
rnn9 1piini6enstpertb aber nidt nothtpen<
big: @an5e ober freie 3eit. Mbrel5e init
geferen5en S. S. Sairbmfs, @oob Douiez
feeblna Maga5ine, 3S1-4. Nbe. SEEM
Dorf @itp. 1921
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-14
6eiratbsgcind.

5hbides, t~ppbler5pgenes Mdbden, ein=
goes atnb elmer p%erm6genhen @itttpe,
be1iBt $4,000 etgenes @ermDgen, bat Borz
liebe firs 2anbleben. Gopie mebrere
dltere Mdbden unb @itttpen, nit lno
obne Sern1Dgen: gin5tae 8eiiberinnen
Ton Carmen nn6 @e1d1dften. @un1den
l1b balbta!f gu berbeiratben. @uebI.
14O1 @eus Str. Chicago, Su. Melteite
5u%berlaiitge Gsentur. 8riefen lit @aarfe
bet8nleaen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Ngnes @emfer II. a. an @ermann 9d0=
11er, She'll bon Got A 2rD. 5lbzDib. $50
s, $1,000.
Soiepb &emfer an @ermom @d0ner
She'll bon Got A Nub. 5lbzbib. SO. 5
$1,000.
Sreoerid Meber it,, u1b Srau an @o=
marb Gilder, Got 5 @H 70 Sames
&ntpes Mbb. ct. @loub, $500.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-14
A OF MINNESOTA

equity o1 otedrHs'
IN DISTRICT COURT, Seventh Judicial
District.
Herman Joseph Moeller, Plaintiff,
w. Rabbit, W. D. Robbitts, E. M. Tobev.
Henry l. Myers, also all other persons or par
ties unknown claiming any right, title, estate,
interest or lien in the real estate described in
the complaint herein. Defendants.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-14
SUMMONS.

THE STATE OF MINNESOTA to the above
named Defendants:
You, and each of you. are hereby summoned
and required TO answer the complaint of the
plaintiff in the above entitled action, which
has been filed in the Office of the Clerk of the
above uanied Court, in the Court House in the
City of ST. Cloud, Stearns County, Minnesota,
and to serve a copy of your answer to the said
complaint upon the subscriber, at his Office in
the City of St. Cloud, Stearns County, Mime
sofa, within twenty days after the service of
this summons upon you, exclusive of the day
of such service. and if you fail to answer TIL,
said complaint within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in said complaint.
Dated, St. Cloud, Mimi, August 2sth, 1911.
JOHN A.. ROESER,
Attorney for Plaintiff, ST. Cloud, MINI
STATE OF MINNESOTA :
County Ct Stearns.
IN DISTRICT COURT, Seventh Judicial
District
Herman Joseph Moeller, Plaintiff,
VS..
w. D. Rabbit, w. D. Robbitts, E.. NJ. Tobey, q
Henry I. Myers. also all other persons or par
ties unknown claiming any right, title, estate,
interest or lien in the real estate described in
the complaint herein, Defendants.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-14
NOTICE OF LIS pENpENs.
TO whom 1T MAY CONCERN:

. " SA4 AZ NAA1 aLfa
Notice Is hereby given, that an action has
been commenced and is now pending in the
above named Court, between the said plaintiff
and defendants, the purpose of which Is to obs
the owner of the premises hereinafter described,
free Of any claim. interest, estate, lien or charge
OF aid defendants. or any Of them, in, 70 or
forever quitting and confirming the title to said
premises. in said plaintiff, together with such
other and further relief as may seem just and
proper to the Court.
The real estate affected by this action IS sit.
uate in the Countyo of Stearns, State of Mime
sofa. and described as follows:
The Southwest Quarter of the Southeast
Quarter tSWL seq of Section Seven "a; and
the Northwest Quarter ofethe Northeast Quar-
ter (NWA NELl of Section Eighteen tN, all In
TownshipSOne hundred twenty-five tt3zy, Of
Range Twenty.seven (27).
Dated, st. Cloud. MIMI, August 18th, 1911.
JOHN "A. ROESER.
Attorney for Plaintiff, ST. Cloud.y MINI.
No. l-7t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12

Arnold Byrne & Baumann, IN cohJ"n'
ton with Van Norden & Wilson. nave Soiu
for the Hensle Construction Company 10
client for investment the southeast cor
ner Of Riverside Drive and lS5th street,
six story elevator apartment house con-
tanning thirty-six apartments, on plot
fronting 15O feet on Riverside Drive anu
containing about FIVE lots. This building
has been completed about one year ana Is
fully rented. This is the third apartment
house erected by the Hensle Constructor
Company on Riverside Drive and sofa
with two and one-half years. The prop
erty was held IT $4,000
Another interesting sale Of property IN
the Fifth avenue section was reported py
the Douglas Robinson. Charles S. Brown
Company The latter firm sold for Colonel
Archibald Oracle. Of Washington, No. l2O
East 18th street. and the adjoining site,
No. 11S for Mrs. Dallida Dutton. Albert
p Shack and Mrs. Archibald Oracle. The
buyer, a client OF Douglas Robinson.
Charles s. Brown Company. intends to I'M
prove the site. which is plot 4l.Sx9S.9 feet.
fine dwelling house TO fall into the
hands OF new owner was that sold by
Mrs Clinton H. Crane. Of No 10 East
10th street. between Park and Lexington
avenues. II is a five story English base
ment structure, on plot 20xl005 feet. 1t
was sold to a client Of Pease & Gilman.
who negotiated the sale. The house Is
equipped with an elevator
Brsdstreet's. July Is. on More Build
ing Permits" will say:
Returns from 100 cities show that appl-
cations for building permits expanded in
rather satisfactory way in June. rms
tendency is quite remarkable i'm view Of
the dulness that prevails in many lines
Of trade and industry. But the main fact
is that permits were taken out last month
for $762s.3lS worth Of building. This
means an Increase of 1911 per cent over
May Of this year and a gain of % per
cent over June. 1910.
Figures for Manhattan, Brooklyn. The
Bronx and Queens. read:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN

RIVERSIDE DRIVE Arnold Byrne & Rau-
mann. IN conjunction with Van Norden e VII
son. have sold for the Hense Construction Com
pany 10 a client for investment the six story
Point. at the southeast corner OF Riverside
Drive and 18Th street. The property which ha s
been held ~ $325 600. fronts $50 feet on River
side Drive and 2G4 feet IN 18Th street the plot
having an area of about five and one-half lots
BROADWAY William a. Darling & Son have
sold for the Ensign Realty Company Ennis &
SinnotU the plot. S0X22O 5X53 6X202 feet on the
east side Of Broadway about 100 feet north OF
Sherman avenue.
WASHINGTON STREET Louis SchraE has
sold Tor Johanna u Stegmsn. Emma 5. Neltch
and Henry D. Mchaes the four story dwelling
horse. with store. No. Sl4 Washington street. on
lot 25x70 feet
18TH STREET The six story tenement house.
No. 40 East I'm street. on lot X4NlO3SN ir-
regular. has been sold by b. Ralinowitz for A.
Hochfelsen 10 Caspian Caleca.
10TH STREET Pease & Elliman have sold
for Mrs &. ~. care, No 100 Fast TOth street
a Eve story English basement house on plot
7OxlOO5 feet 10 a client for occupancy.
9TH STREET Douglas Robinson. Charles s.
Brown Company have sold for Archibald
Drocic Of Washington No. 100 East 25th street
and Mrs. Oracle No. ! IS East 25th street 10 a
client who viii probably improve the site. which
offers plot ~ sv9S q feet
THE BRONX
AOTEDTCT ANENU E william NJ Fleming
has sold for Jnmes !. Me- ale five iots the
west side Of Aquoduct avenue, adjoining the cor
ner Of Fordham road. 10 builder for improve
ment with five story fiathouses
TELLER AVENUG-John A. Clarke and r
u Nebei sold for Albert - Mayer. No 1924
Teller avenue. two family house, on lot 25AS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12

Charles W lAns. tru'. to Charles " In. !.
al: eyrs and trus. 81 "0
Same 10 same; 81
Harry Lang ct al. exr. 10 Union Trr.. .
OF New York. trus; 81.
Same 10 same. 81
New York Life Insurance Co TO LAwy.r~v.
gage Co; s4o .; s,oor,c, I'm. -
gage 60: $4,000. "-
Cohoes SAVINGS Institution to lawyer, Ma.
gage GO: 10000
Gee 5000 Ne
Jules Dunk to Mary Goodwin ct al. tru.; N
coo
Lawyers Mortgage 60 10 Metropolitan sav,.
Alblns Woodwork to Lawyers Mo-,sas. Ca,
s3s 900
Arthur Iapsley and ano. exrs and I'm. a.
Arthur Lapsley. 81.
William SIndheimer to Ida Blun,.n.,,,.
and sno: 81
Madison Trust Co 10 Julius Horwi,z: 81
George Erreger. jr. to William = MoosU
1870
$4,000
Katie schrein.r, eHr {" German saunu
Jaiiu. Horwltz to Abraham splro;N
Ida Bumenkrohn 10 Louis Baehr; $1,000
Florence Q speranza. exr 10 Florence s,~.
rama. 81.
Florence speranza. eN. 70 Lathrop CT.
Bernard scheinkman and ano to Abraham !
Dworsky. 500
Brown-weiss Real.ie. 20 David Eosng; 81
National Savings Bank % Albany 70 Ars.
Bernheim; $4,000
Georse ouackenbush 70 Edgar Arpleoy ,x
sno: $50 600
Presbyterian Home for Aged Women "a c.,
man Savings Bank; SIS 900
Frederick Trowbridge % Title frs1r,,,
Co: $1,000
George e Park 10 Title Insurance %: sx6oa
Charles levin 70 Charles Ans: si.1o
MARI Ehrmann 10 Isabella Wilson: 81
Ninna Fuchs 70 Caroline r " Schmidt: t20o
East psy Land and Improvement CO 70 car.
enre Dorsett. 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12
SHOOTS DOWN Z WOMEN
Newark Man Stays Wife, Wounds
Her Cousin and Kills Himself.
RESULT OF FAMILY QUARREL
One of the Victims Had Baby
in Arms-All Members OF
Old Jersey Family.

Durine a family quarrel at No. sc Astor
street. Newark yesterday afternoon, CROSBY
Iroldsworth. a member Of prominent fam-
ily in that city shot and killed his wire,
Mabel: probably fatally wounded Mrs
Holdsworth's cousin. Mrs Arlington Bensel,
and then fred a bullet in his own brain.
dying Instantly Mrs Bensel had her baby
IN her arms al the time she was shot but
the infant was unframed.
According TO the police, Holdsworth ana
his wife had been separated for some time,
and Mrs. Holdsworth had been living with
her cousin Mrs Bensel. while the latter
husband the treasurer Of the Driver Harris
Wire Company, of Harrison y. j" is on the
road Holdsworth appeared at the Bensel
house Yesterday afternoon. and after tax
ing with his wife for some time quarreHed
with her. and then Mrs. Bensel tried &c
pacify him. What occurred after that is
best described by Marie Huger. servant
in the house.
Miss Huger told the police that wher
Mrs Bensel interfered Holdsworth seemed
to become Infatuated. and then he pulled out
a revolver and fred a shot at Mrs. Bensel
who had her little child in her arms. The
bullet went wild and Mrs. Bensel ran from
the room and started upstairs.
Without any warning Holdsworth turned
the revolver on his wife and sent bulle
crashing into her brain. killing her Instant
~. When his wife fell dead at his feet
HoldsVirth ran 20 the stairs leading TO tht
upper part of the house and caught sleh'
OF Mrs Bensel He levelled the revolver al
her and fred the third shot the bullet stink
ing her in the neck
The man then turned the weapon upon
himself and sent a bullet into his brain
falling on the floor beside the body OF MS
wife Mrs Bensel, although probably NOR,
tally wounded. and still carrying her infant
IN her arms ran down the stairs and out
into the street 10 the home of her next doof
neighbor. where she fell unconscious.
A call was sent for the police and an am
bulance and the woman was hurried 10 the
hospital hut there was nothing for the 20
lice 70 do. the SLAYER being already dead.
The Bensel and HoldswOrth families nave
long been we'll known in Newark and the
shooting caused intense excitement In the
neighborhood.
Holdsworth was forty-two years old and
was IN the employ of the Phoenix Oil Com
pany. of Cleveland. with offices in Irving
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. July


Washington. July II.
ORDERS ISSUED-The following orders
have been issued
ARMY.
Colonel HoEL BISHOP. cavalry. unassigned.
~ from , Washington ste to proper station
wST'h 70 VS. PqRt AZ Ag fgss %
ter TO San Francisco. thence on. August 5.
to Philippines; thence 10 DUTY as depot quar-
tain JOHN L HINES, qusrtermasters
Captain CHARLES e. BILLINGSLDA. medical
CAPTAIN p' oRRH Ts'4 w3FE 70 81 Pf nfs sa9n
tailed 10 Nil vacancy in ousrtermaster's de
Fret Li.utenant HENRY J. REILLY. iath cav
airy, 70 West Point August %
rir,t Lieutenant RALPH MT. PENNELL. 9Th
.choo q f Are for sld s Ir as secretary
Fret Lieutenant JOHN :. MARSHALL placed
First Lieutenant oDIoRNE II. SAMPSON, from
11h 10 2sth Infantry
First Lieutenant HARRY r. BERRY. medical
corps. from msnpuvre division July "a ~
Fort Benjamin Harrison. one month leave OF
Yirst Lieutenant WADE II wFsTMORELAND.
1lth cavalry. from army and navy general
..co ne'Prls smen G, ' FbMSb S r. 's RTbREws
nth Infantry. from msnpuyre division, July
IL. 70 Fort MCPHERSON for temporsry [ duty,
g. BERRY. 4th Field Artillery. from date
q reet from duty At EFT Mger 70 AsgIs'
medical corps one month on arrival at Fort
oel,thorr. Captain DANIEL 6. BERRY.
5ntv 1ii,arv Academy: captain PARKGR
RrTr 10Th infantry. twenty days
NAVY.
CAPTAINS z. SIMPSON and NJ. JOHNSTON.
ana z. J. HORNE. Lieqtenants J. $.
W2oPs 3 II D sTEELE and G + FaH and
Passed Assistant raymaster F. L FOX
WELL. commissioned .
tached the Delaware. TO command the Am
M,ssbinm.n NJ c. CHEEK and R. s FIELD, to
MiasRipman ". NJ QrIGLEY; to the Michigan;
Passed Assistant Paymaster y. =. VI DONALD,
detached Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts
Passed Assistant Psyrnaster ! n GUNNEI.L.
Passed Assistant Paymaster r =. WILLIAMS.
detached navy yard Washington; to tie New
.s.,staSt Paymas,cr n =. BEACH. detached
The New jersey temporary duty navy yaIo'
r,,,i EneIneer 4 :. PARSONS detached Naval
Academy 10 ma. navy yarfa, NeSS , lsIT NJ G.
'''I KXErp end r HUNT appointments revoked
MOVEMENTS or wARsH1Ps.- The fol
lowing movements Of vessels have been re-
poyted 10 the Navy Department;
ARRIVED
Ipiy o-The Wheeling. at Portsmouth \. ~
tbe NarbIohead. AZ Long Beach, the Nicks-
burg. a. San Juan DEL S T1nrro,k,,.y,,,. N.
r-be,ter al Proyincetown. th" Cheyenne.
al RremertOn
SAILED.
July o-rhe Marblehcad, from San Diego for
ono Reach: the Nicksburg, from San
Iusn del Sur for CorlntO: the Prairie.
ron san Juan for Guantanamo.
Julv I0-The Solace. from navy yard. Ne"
yotk for Tompkinsyiile the Chester.
from Boston for Provincetown: the Whip
nlt tbe Hopkins. the Huh. the Truxton,
Perry PrfhIe. the
SfeWart the lawrence. the Farrafut. the
0oldsborough ana the Rowan. from Sauss =
Ill for Eureka, cal. the Colorado, the
Glacier and tho prometheus, from san
D,eco for San Francisco.
rhs PennsyIyanis placed in frst reserve. navy
yard. Puget Sound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12
Figures for Manhattan, Brooklyn. The
Bronx and Queens read
LEASES.

Royal Scott Gulden has leased the fourth
floor Of No. 90 Fifth avenue to Nine.
Rose. dressmaker. and space to S Smith.
corsetiere, in the same building for Der
nard 4. Bulge, Inc; also offices in No. 542
Fifth avenue TO the Motor Safety Crank
Company for Joseph r. Tower
Spear & CO. have rented for Richard
Seidenbers 800 square feet at Nos III
and 1l9 Prince street; for Ritter Brothers
tho first loft Of 1850 square feet at No.
Cos Broadway; for Nathaniel d. Reich. re
cciver 5000 square feet al Nos IS and 81
West 81 street. for the Newstate COMPANY
800 square feet at NO. 1878 Wooster
street, also lofts a No 533 West Broad
way, No. 81 Crosby street. No. 40 East
9th street and No. "a East 18th street.
Lewis l. Rosentha of the Guarantor
Realty Corporation. has leased the store
and basement No. 115s st. Nicholas ave
rue for the Winterbottom estate to George
Carlstinos for a term of ten years: also
the store No. 1892 Broadway for ]. Wal
lach's Sons to Frank Coloponlas for a term
of years: Robert j. Coverdale. Of the same
company. has leased for the Sixth Avcuu"
Realty Company store in the Donald
building. 32I street and Sixth avenue. 10
Charles Hitler for five years. and has
leased in conjunction with stephen II.
Tying. r., the Seventh avenue loft at Nos.
142 and l4G West 9ith street TO the Carter
Manufacturing Company.
j. Edgar Leaycraf. & co. have leased
1000 square feet in the Wyeth Building,
No 449 TO 453 West 42d street. 10 Park &
Tiford: also 500 square feet in the same
building TO IIndemann & Sons, piano
manUfa cturers.
The H. VI. Well Company has leased for
The Sweeney-Tierney Hotel Company the
store at No. 1865 Broadway In the Hotel
MARLBOROUGH. 10 Philip Lieberman for a
term of wears.
Moore & Schultz have leased for J. V.
Schaefer jr. the four story dwelling house
No 322 Convent avenue for a term Of
Years.