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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-26
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Thursday, July 20,
1912.
ARRIVED.

steau.. Orotavs (Br), Bermuda july 90
20 SandersoE e Son. with az psss pns
mails and mdse. Arrived at the Dai
s,e ear Iadison. Newport News and Nor
toik. 10 the Old Dominion SIS co, wltn PAe
senaers and mdse. Passed IN Qusran''no AZ
81 Steamer Monroe. Newport News and NOE
YoIE 10 The old Dominion So co, Win pas,
.ensers. and ndse. Passed In Quarantine 1t
st sGteemccr FL Mar. Baltimore, to the South Su.
crn Pacific co. with mdsc. Passed IN GUAR
antine al Rovden tNor Port Antonio July
10 10 the United Fruit Co. With ! passehseE
s sash. ''o''' ,., ,,-, .r.oD,o
1uIv ~, TO the Cuneo Importing Co., with
passenger and fruit Arrived AT "e DA'
a. $3.50 m. ~ ,,.x;., rulv
Steamer Kentuci'isn. Puerto MeS'e 20 ' the
AT1iTsd a, The Bar a, i1:15 M sdt 1a,v
steamer saTonia "a ig pserm nr,e q Naples IL
and Gibraltar - 70 the Cunsrd - 20. , nsr
v,ith 81 first, col second cabin and 80 etesr.
age passengers and mdse. Arrived Al INC
10 aSd Philadeiphia "a, to the American
Hawaiian SIS Line with mdse. Arrived at
'' s.s 1. Ch.sapeaks. Baltimore. TO the
New York and Baltimore TransportaNoh 90 90
with mdee' fasSeu /" Se"
Steamer Creole. New Orleans July 10. TO
the Southern Pacific Co. with psss."so.e
and mdse. Passed in quarantine 81 ''o'
Steamer E, occidonte. Galveston july 20
to the Southern Pacific Co with mose'
Passed IN Quarantine at 6:4S a M -
Steamer Jolanda Di G,orsio (Nor), Bara-
Goa july 20 TO tho Atlantic Fruit and ns 20,
u'l;h passengers and fruit. Arrived al the
ba S,c a. S' Ant;iian Obj, in tow OF wreck
ing steamer Relief, Turks Island July ~; 10
the White Star Line. Arrived at inc bar
at steamer tear Conrad Mohr (Nor>; christaniia
July and Shields g, TO David T Warden IN
ballast. Arrived at the Bar az 800 m:
,nIv Is and MntanEa, 90. to tho Munson
S. Line. with sugar Arrived at the Bar
at $40 m: , 49,, s.,,. r,,v
s,.am1 po- 81 f h%SrsT t. 10 TaneI Eay.
co. with sugar. Arrived at the Bar 81
steamer Prudential lBr), Port Spain 70, 20,
Ste steamer c't Aimir.n,e Obj. santa Marta July
10 the United Fruit co. with "a Passengers
ana fruit. Arrived az the Bar a, m.
Steamer Philadelphia. la Ciuayrs July 10,
90 10 Bliss. pallett Co. with 80 passsn :
gers, mails and md,c. Arrived at the bar
at IONS a m. - ~ .,s
Steamer Huron, JacksnnNlIle jury - ~
Charleston 81. 20 the clyde SIS co. with pas.
sengsrs and mdse. Passed In SANDY HOOK AZ
steamer winhber, philadelphia FOR san
Fraprisco Passed IN Sandy Hook al e:t0
Sa-dv Hook. - J. July %. $50 2 m--Wind
south- southwest: light breeze: clear; nSht
sea.
steamers Ad-istic OBI, Liverpool; Cleye-
land CC;erl. Hamburg; Toenisin Duise GER,
Bremen; Santa Rosalia Obi, Montevideo
Ecspcrus ,Ger), Flushing: FEDORA ,hust .
Cadiz. Msyaro OBJ, Trinidad; J"hersoi'
Norfolk and Newport News; jamestown
Norfolk and Newport News. CITY ot Atlanta,
1 savannah: Eueces Galveston; clan MaG!eod
(Pr1 cape Town: MarenEo tBr). HUI: Pr!n-
cine di Mennonite Gtslp. Naples Via Boston
Mexico, Havana; Arapahoe, Charleston ana
jacksonville.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-26
BlSCH0FF CASE UP AGAIN
Daughter in Law, Separated,
Seeks Part of Estate.

The family dispute over the estate OF
Henry Bsehoff, who was banker ana
father Of Justice Henry Bischoff. OF the
Supreme Court was again In court yes
tsrdsy on a motion before Surrogate Co.
h.lan made by Mrs. Franklin J. Bischofr.
the wife Of another son Of the testator.
for an order directing the executors or
The will Of the banker TO pay her 1915 In
lump and an allowance from one-f1fth OF
the estate.
Mr.. Bischoff left an estate valued at
about s25O,oOO. OF this he left the In
come OF one-fifth, or about $4,000, to his
son. Franklin ]. Bischoff, who is a lawyer,
or to his wife. The latter obtained
sspar ration from her husband IN 1904 She
alleged that she was entitled TO share
Of the estate, and that her husband had
not supported her since he left her. Mr.
Yschoff showed that although the court
granted her only $50 month alirnony hs
had been allowing her $50 month.
Mrs. Marie &. Gregson. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin J. Bischor, also
made a claim on the estate. She said
that she deprecated the continual litiga-
ton and strife. which was & shame to the
family name Of Bischon, 'of which
sudge is the present able and representa-
tive head" Mrs. Bischofi also sought an
allowance of s25 a month for Miss
Bischotf. another daughter, who wants 10
study music. although she said this
amount was grossly insufficient.
Mr. Bischofi. who opposed the applica-
ton OF his wife, said that she spent most
OF her income In unsuccessful litigation
and ,that she has hypothecated part Of her
income with lawyers who have claims
against her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-26
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Off3cial Record and Fcrecast.-W ashin gton,
Julv 2B.-Pressure continues low east Of the
Mississippi River, but with no rain OF conse-
ouence since Wednesday night. except local
thunder showers In Virginia, North Carolina,
Western Georgia and Northern Alaoama.
There were also light local showers In Western
Missouri, Kansas, Western Nebraska, Colo
RADIO. New Mexico. Arizona and few widely
separated localities in the Northwest. II Is
generally though not decidedly cooler in the
plains states, the central valleys and tho upper
lake region, and considerably warmer in the
southern portion OF the middle Atlantic states.
In the South and Southwest high temperatures
continue There will be local thunder showers
Friday and probably Saturday. In tie Missouri
Valley, the northern and central plains states,
the Rocky Mountain region and Eastern Art
yona. and local showers are also probable In
the south Atlantic and cast Gulf states. Over
the remainder OF the country the weather Will
be generally fair Friday and Saturday Tenn
perature changes will not be decided.
The winds along the New England 'oast will
be moderate southwest and west: along the
middle Atlantic coast, moderate vest and
northwest: along the south Atlantic coast,
moderate. mostly southwest: along the east
Gulf coast, light TO moderate variable. along
the west Gulf coast, moderate south; on the
lower lakes. moderate, mostly northwest and
north; on the upper lakes. moderate north
west and north. becoming variable Saturday.
Steamers departing Friday for European
ports will have moderate southwest and west
winds with fair weather. TO the Grand Banks.
Forecast for Special Iocalitles.--For New
r,nvi.nd 0enerallv fair To-Day md Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-26
$4,000: attorneys, Bowers & Sands, 81 Ma
sau st.
The Bronx.

$1,000; attorneys Bowers & Sands. 81 Mas
The Bronx.
ARCULARIUs PL. n 8, 474.6 # 0 Of Gen.
ard ct. 25xiOO; VIM Fearns to J Cbss
qrasmuk. West 10th st; July "a; 2 yrs
per cent; 1880; attorney Thos II Ray, q
BEDFORD PARK, block, W cor Wa.
.ter ave. ihsxloo Sxl22, exioo.2; Peter and
s ssSn ave oa pIor to n rTasS Su v ass D.
as per bond; $4,000 attorney. Title Guarsn.
tee q Trust Co, l7S Broadway
CARPENTER AVE Sc cor 2asth st, IiAr
Huntington, Long Island; June 1; 8 yrs &
per cent; $1,000: attorney. Lawyers Titis In
sursncs & Trust Co, leo Broadway.
s dN iT Mdis A AvE Realty co St
per cent; $4,000; attorney, F 4 s snow. IS )
KONG and ano 70 Brons secDr fise' Br S:,i.
age Co, 25s East I3sth st; July a. / VI. a
per cent; 5000; attorney, Isaac Leyison. rs
LOT lst, map Harrington estate; Tho, G
torney =. cokeiey: 1928 Fl Schuyler road.
phster to Jessie s Lahm. 49, West 10th st;
n nsy Adam Wiener. 80 srosdwsy. '''0'-
hORRlS AVE, 2Oio ZoSlOV, Wiillan1 Con-
nell to william L Phelsn. 2o%9 Ryer ay.
(prlor mtg $4,000; July IS; yr, 8 per cent.
5000: attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
NORRIS AVE, W $, IS # n Of Bonner pl
f25xI0 90: Thomas d Malcolm Construction CO
70 CITY Mortgage Co. 10 Wall st; July Il;
demand, 0 per cent; $4,000: attorney, IA
'H PRospEcT AVE. E cor 1880 st, essx.s.
Jennie 0insourger to Northeastern Dispea.
sary. 222 East 56th st; July %: s yrs: $1,000;
attorney B w b Brown. o2 Wall st.
Daniel Sullivan TO Emlgrant Industrial Say.
inas Bank, 81 Chambers 81; July I5: N,oco
attorney, II j scsnion, 81 Chambers 81.
SAME PROPERTY; same 70 Della Ken.
nedy. 95 Mosholu ave; July 20 (prior mtg
$4,000; o yrs. per cent; $1,000; attornsy.
TIFFANY ST. e g. 82s II s Of ls5d Vt, icox
10; steinmetz Construction Co 10 City Mort
gage Co, Is Wall st; July ~ (two ntss. each
$40, 0O0); demand, g per cent; $4,000; at.
toInsy' y 4 sn nov 10 wal pna a. a.; ., ,,,,
81, 25xl00; Henry Lohr and ano TO HenristtS
B Lighte, II West eist st: July Is (prisf
mtg ~, 5000; 8 yrs; $4,000; attorney. y p
1rautnnann, 1872 Nassau ST.
WESTMINSTER AVE. IS, lot Ss!, map
Unionport. esx3o7. 10; Angus. Rsppod and
@nO to Susie od r.seT 7e: rnion ave: JaIy y
attorneys, Rose & Pulitzer, i2s Broadwsy
IST AVE. .. lot 29s. map wakshsA
S4sxsI9 Edmond Joyce 20 Francesca Mao
carone, 2sI Elizabeth st; Juns I; ins,slS .
por cent: $500: attorney s LAYER. Title n.
17sTH sT, .. SEQ (. OF Mspes ~
aeI72ii; Joseph DIAMOND Construction g
TO George Hill, Summit. - J; July IS (pnep
mtg $4,000; 1 VT. 8 per CONT 5000: Cd,
dress. Al Park Row.
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions wero re-
corded Yesterday in the Real Estate FIX
change salcsroom, Nos. II and 10 Nesey
street:
py H.rber, A. Sherman.
10TH ST. l2I East, n =. 22J z . OF PARK
ave 25NlOoil. sty tenmt and stores; sold
20 tho plaintiff for $500.
by Joseph r. Day
It'll AVE. 5Ol 90 SOC n cor 5Tth ST 9S.a1c
"a. = s,y garage; sold 70 tho plaintiff for
S1o2.2io
HOUSTON ST, .n7 20 sol East, 4 =. 10 u .
" Goerck -. 4OxI5; ! sty lof, and store bldg
sold 10 tho plaintiff for t2J.09l.
orTH ST 3OS aud at0 Fast, :, lAl.S n Z"
o' 81 ave ~ sK9S .: So tenmt ana stores
sold 20 the PLAINTIFF for $40 $40.
l2iST ST p, $50 n Of Amsterdam ave,
2jXtno1I. vacant. sold TO the defendant for
SO. $50.
WEST END AVE. 81 cor 62l g. - Ok
100, sty toumt and stores; sold 10 the plain
tiH for $1,000
At the Bronx Exchange.
sPy Joseph y. Day.
CONCORD hVD = " cor 1879 4, 2oxioo;
ETY. dwg, adjourned 20 Angus, :.
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Manhattan.

CONVENT AVE. W s. 80 II Of lSSd Ct,
l5ox20o; Elias \ Cohen 10 James lawson.
duo as per bond; $4,000; attorney. Lawyers
Title Insurance ana Trust Co 100 Broadway.
RIDGE sT Z, "06 Il n Of Delaney st, 4sx
-: Jacob Rcitnan to Ridge Holding Co. 14l
Broadway prior mtg s5s,ooN; July q; : yrs.
D per cent: $4,000: address. i&l Broadway.
SOUTH ST, 1877. 302xei.1t; William vock-
hansen and ano to Isaac II Woltson, 400 Kos
ciusko st. Brooklyn prior mtg 100000; July
Hartmann, IS William St.
9TH AVE, o cor sist st, 102. 2xl25: Cent
ury Holding Co to Metropolitan Life Insur-
ance Co, Madison ave; July IS: due April /.
ford, BOyee & Butcher, / Madison ave
Construction Co TO william II Gray. COL West
18th st; July "a; yrs; $4,000; attorney,
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co. 100
Sd ST. 5 East, 25x96.2; Wyoming Realty Co
to Juliet Lamont. West $50 st; July %;
8 yrs: $4,000: attorney, Lawyers Title Insur-
ance and Trust Co. 1G0 Broadway.
10Th ST, 83 East; sty brk. 2oxo2; Cor.
nellus $ Pinkney ct al to Farmers Loan ana
Trust Co. % William st; July "a; due Dec ~.
ist Roson as
sss Herman kohn to Edward dO'f Friend lend 'S e
south Bay View ave RSsEawsy Beach July
Roekaway Beach. Long Island.
32D ST. 5 s, i0o II W Of 18th ave, 2Oxas.9 }:
Seaich Realty Co TO metropolitan Life Insur-
ance Co. Madison ave: July IS: due Oct /,
1917; 5,s per cent: $4,000: attorneys. Wood
ford Boyee & Butcher. Madison ave-
DIST ST 325 East: 3 sty brk, ls.8xl0o.5;
George Allen to Solomon d RosenthaI, 325
East 5lst st prior Intg $4,000; July ~; due
as per bond: 1000: attorney, Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust Co. 100 broadway
DIST ST. s, 1858 II OF I'd ave, 1S.ex
1905: Solomon ID Rosenthal 70 Lawyers Mort
gage Co. 90 Liberty st; July B: yrs: q, 600:
attorney, lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
co. 100 Broadway.
SID ST, = s, 62.2 q Of Lexington ave,
25.6x102o; Henry A Collins to Helen ID Nc
B"rnsy. Beverly Farms Mass; July ~: Yrs;
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address o, purchasers n
torncy)
II"I.N ~
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM AVE, " >, - II Of i79;h
ST. 15xl0o, Charles Il Hoffman to Debenture
iiS onSo. june ~: ST. address. %Si 5R ave.
ALLEN ST. %. 25SS7.G; David Marks ~
al TO Minnie L simon. 4i6 West l22d - all
liens; MAY 81: 500. 500; attorney. Samuel d
AVENUE &, 2o5. 25ST0: Max Schwartz to
Charra Pohl. % Norfolk at mtg $1,000
ell title; July 5; 81; attorney. Morris Lebo-
AMSTERDAM AVE 5 " cor. 17cth st.
1Io,lo%loo Henry Falk TO Henrietta Fa, is,
$50 oo 90 July H IT, 81 otorne joseph
Sdplnsky, 50 Nassau st
AVENUE y, =, ~ r. OF loth 81. 1929
%; Rachel Fedak to Rosie Rothstoin. ~
attorney. ~ I Roth. 1902 Broadway.
BURLING SLIP. IL. 10.1iN45.7N2Oxs4l0 10:
" n Baylis 20 William j MathesGn. l.loyds
Neck, Long Island; July ~, 1905; 81; ad-
dress. 1SI Front st.
CHERRY ST, $. 1862 TT y OF Montgom-
cry 50. @i,llx9s Sarah Epstein 70 sarah n
all liens; July %; $1,000; attorney, Alexander
Mayper. lf5 Broadway.
CLINTON ST. IT'S. 25x1Oo; David Marks
all liens; May 81; 5000 attorney. Samuel
u Shwitzer. 100 Broadway
CONVENT AVE. " +, 90 II OF 1850 81,
lJox1O0; John Lawson ct al. exEs. Jacob
Lawson decd. and Metropolitan Improve
mont Co TO Elias 4 Cohen. 40 West 18th
st: b and e; june Il: $40. 500: attorney Law
ers Title ,fnsuranee and Trust Co. 100 Broad
way.
CHRYsTIB ST. 1s4. 25xlO0; Nathan Lei
how TO Tauho Ahramovitz 125 Lewis ave,
Brooklyn (mtg $4,000; July "a: 500; at
torney, Abr Brill. 2G1 Broadway.
MADISON AVE, 1883, 17.7xs3; Philip
Schlachetzky TO Israel SchlachetzlSy (mtg
$4,000; Oct q. 1908; 500; address. 1853
Madison ave.
MADISON AVE. $40, COX irreg; Henry @
Ward TO Cabraith and Marquand Ward. SIG
Madison ave: July U.s. 81; attorney. George
Waddington, 81 Wall st.
ILRASANT AVE, 30s. 20.1ox9s; Annie N
Keenan, TO Realty and Brokerage CO. 100
broadway; July 81; 500; attorney, Robert
y Knowles. 1sJ Broadway.
PLEASANT AVE. 80 to 3ll. \, 5O.0x
sS; 1iTth St, sos East, 5. 25xi0o.10: same
TO same; July 20; 500; attorney, same as
above.
RIDGE ST. s, 206 II n OF Delaney st.
runs LOOK AK ok TX W Il 10 st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-26
NEW ROCKEFELLER ZONE
Barrier Against Trade Increased
by Another House.
COSTS 100000 A MONTH
But at Same Time John D. Is
Picking Up Choice Realty
at Bargain Prices.

John d. Rockefeller has bought the four
story and basement dwelling house, on a
lot s5xiooS feet. at No. IS West 5ith
stroet, from Elisabeth Miloank Caldwell.
Nichols & Hoboie and Horace 6. Ely g.
Co. were the brokers. With this pur-
chase Mr.. Rockefeller now owns about
i've parcels IN the street, and therefore
he has extended the area surrounding the
hoIaes Of himself and of his son which
will Do restricted for many years TO resi-
Dental purposes.
Attention was called in The Tribune
yesterday to the fact that retail trade
from Sixth avenue was slowly moving
through the street. This premises at No.
81, for which overtures to lease were
made earlier in the week, has passed. as
ex pected, from residential TO business.
The lease obtained by Miss Anna Butler,
p dressmaker, from Mrs. Frances n.
woirf. Is for a period OF fivo years.
Nr. Rockefeller indicated by the buying
OF the premises ct No. Is that retail busl-
ness trade would have TO step livelier II
It expected to approach much nearer to
Fifth avenue. He is spending at the
present rate ABOUT 5LVVVV d AlO"'" W
establish his purpose.
A peculiar feature OF the situation Is
that he IS not paying high prices for
whatever properties are offered for sale
In fact, he has obtained one or two par
cds at bargain prices. This was due to
the alertness Of his brokers In learning at
once the properties for sale and In
making quick overtures to get them.
A typical transaction OF this character
WIS the purchase OF the Kinney house, at
no. 10. Mr.. Rockefeller became the owner
OF It at many thousands less than the
original cost OF the building. How long
hs will be able TO buy under such favora-
bls conditions is q question which none OF
tho real estate experts seems to be able TO
answer.
In bidding against Mr. Rockefeller II
a ppeare that the retail trade concerns de-
si1ous Of invading the street have been
anxious to get in at low level prices Not
one prospective business buyer, 50 far as
can be learned, has made an offer for any
larcel higher than that Of Mr. Rookie
1eller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-26
BROOKLYN SALES.

Burrill Brothers sold for the Joseph III.
Horowitz Realty Company the three story
American basement dwelling house No.
6l7 I'd street, near Prospect Park West
Thomas Martin sold for Rose McCusker
10 Carl j. Bjorklund the two family frame
house No 3i2 4sth street.
Ferdinand Naporapo purchased from
Lyman Alexander the four story apart
ment house No. GA President ST.. eet, on q
plot 2sxI00 feet. The buyer is an investor.
William G. Morrisy sold for client to
William H. Rommell No. 4d East 2lst
street, near Clarendon Road, a two and a
half story detached frame dwelling house,
on plot s0xl05 feet.
Sigmund Solomon, as attorney for Hy-
man Alexander, sold No GA President
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Eo,Iorne. .Juiv % 10 m-.ieuv Amstor-
dam Dutch, New YORK via plymouth LOT
SYDNEY iT y ! W. July 2l--sonnsS'rs 'Ger''
Honbay Julv @4-KsbinES (BrN, New y ork
Via Cap Town. Algoa Bay East London'
Fort Natal and Laurence Marques Frelsn-
'els (Ger). Now York via Alsiers and hdeh
1rttleton. Juiy 23-Angio- Saxon tBr), New
YORK and Norfolk via Port Natal, etc.
Mon,evidso, July 23-HyantheS (Br)' Ne"
Wellington. July 2%-Neid.nfsls (Gsr), N.w
York via Cape Town. etc. --,.
Yerdon. July 26-orinamms 'Br'' New 10TH
TaT S Bar. July 22- Baron Ardro"sn OBJ.
New York via Algiers and ssesns. Va,
ns rSdK va iaT f' s1%Bn.nos tyro. SPAN.
New York via Cadiz for Genoa; ,,., ~.x
York via SabanE and Shanghai
Rio 10 Janeiro, July 2--Byron tBr)' Ne"
SAILED.
Queenstown. July %, ?:35 D m-Ma;ostie
oBrl from southampton and Cherborrs)
ceSs jay 2aaInayns Or; New York; ~,
Port Natal. July 2S-Msibourne (Brl Hron
New York and Norfolk VIA g Nincent.
e V; Earl 81 Douglas tBr) from Nc"
Anglers. July "s--Sunina tBr} tfrom Limb
New York
Barbados July 2l-Hagdslsns tBr) froTn
New York via Kingston. Colon. etcI, South =
ainpton; Csyour 'Brl rrcn santos)' New
york.
Ssbanr, July - -Karorga CBr) from Sew
York vie Alglers. etcD. singapore; lndra-
mayo tBrl from Yokohama, etc., Boston
and New York
para, July Stephen (Br), New York.
Victoria. Brazil. July - scottish Prince
CRr) from Santos and Flo do Jansiro)
New York.
PASSED.
Perrin. July o5-Drschenfels (G.r). CAL
cutta and Colombo for Boston and New
York.
Sa areg July of-Ital.a CBr), Now York for
Naples and Genoa. Cowrie tBr), New York
for Port Said.
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
Iron The Tribune Bureau.l
q ~.

Washington, July p.
ORDERS IsSUED.-These army and
slxyy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
Colonel HENRY c. DAVIS. coast artillery, to
Army War College, August l.. ,a,-x--
Second Lieutenant PATRICK J. MOKftosDi
9th Infantry, 20 Fort LeaVenworth, for ef-
4ssves Of Abssnce-Major ROBERT II. NO
FLED gkE ifh M i1fSP5S nisnts S'ys rom
fort Leavenworth until September 10; First
Levtensnt WILLIAM z. HALL. medical
LIEUT. f5eu,eD amt ALBERT T. RICH. Sd infantry
one month and fifteen days on arrival 10
United States. r,,-v
CAPTAIN A. G. wINTERHALTER, detached
Raw Department.; aid for material
conn,ander B. c. DECKER, detached the
Chester. home TO await orders
Commanders c. NJ. PRICE and z. Fl. CAMP
BELL Li.utenants Ounior grade) L. J.
GuLLlvER. r. 3. GoFT eL r =, 9: GA; Gal
Commander z. 8. YELLoGG. detached . res,,. The
lieutenant BRADFORD BARNErTD to the
Ensign T. ". AFFORD. detached the Amman
1,S,sipnsn a. Z. ROBERTS. detached Naval
Academy; to the New jersey.
eg scHuITz, detached rscsivins ship al Nov
York 10 the Tennessee; Boatswsfn Ed
WIN CROUCH. detached receiving ship at
Boston, TO the Montana; Boatswain j. j.
JOYCE, 10 the Montana.
These Marine Corps orders have been
issued:
yir,t Lieutenant L ". T. WALLER, Jr..
dstsched Marine Barracks, Norfolk Re-
cruIting Depot. 10 Marc Island:
Second Lieutenant J. A. GRAY. detaShea
Marine Barracks, Norfcik; TO MaTlne bar
racks. Puget Sound. .o,,,,o- ..
tsched Marine Barracks. Guam To the
ca Ehpp: j. s. TuRR1IL, detached naval
prison, Portsmouth; to army service
schools, Fort LeavenwoTth.
Captain a. g. WILLIAMS. deSehed Marine
schools Fort Leavenworth.
First Lieutenant W. A. MNEIL detached
Marine Barracks. Mare Island; to Marine
Barracks. New York
Second Lieutenant c. A. y. KING. commits
stoned.
MOVEMENTS OF WAR VESSELS
These movements Of war vessels have
been reported to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
.TuIy 23--The Potomac, at Norfolk; the LsS-
anon, at Guantanamo.
July 24--The Quiros. al Hankov; the Cy-
ciope and the Paducah, at Hampton Roads;
the. Ozark, at washington; the Decatur
and tho Chauncey. at shanghai
SAILED.
5uly 2l--Tho Sterling. from Newport for
Boston; the Petrol. from Nipe Bay. Cuba.
Cor Guantanamo; the Hector, from Sevall
Point for Newport.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-26
ROCkAWAY PARK SALES.

The Rockaway Park Realty Company
reports sold at Rockaway Park, for
Frank f. Gallagher, his house, corner OF
Sixth and Triton avenues; for Mrs. j. p.
White, 4Ox100 feet, on Fifth avenue; for
Albert Lyons, 60xl00 feet, on Tenth ave-
nue., and to ". c. Ormond, plot look
100 feet. corner OF Lincoln and Washing
ton avenues.
The II. Richter Realty Company sold
for George Hauser TO J. Mackenzie two
lots on West End avenue. about 100 feet
from Newport avenue. Rockaway Parls