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The Washington herald., 1914-10-28
PRACTICING NEW PLAYS.

Several new formations were tried out hy the
vidIAnts yesterday in preparation for the coming
game Sunday against the RiVerton Athletic Club.
who hail from RiVerton. n. ]. All Of the men
of the local club came through the Indian ums
in fine shape and there let up IN the
hard work doled out to them b. Coach Rag
Brown
The forward pAss paved the way to a victory over
the Indians and the local club has been working
Oht the long fling IN many new different fOrma-
tions. From now on hard scrimmaEing will be the
order that Coach Brown viii deal out to the
vigilants and when they take the field SUNDAY
the Riyerton team will have to show mcve than
Glen warner's formers pupils did last Sunday II
they want to take the louE end Of the score back
to the wilds Of New JeIsey. %. D..
The Washington herald., 1914-10-28
Harvard FaVorite i'm
Big Clash Saturday

With the real invasion Of the West
slated for Saturday, followers Of Eastern
football eIevens are turning their eyes
TO Cambridg, Mass, where the big
Crimson team is booked to meet Coach
Hurry Up Yosts Michigan eleven.
Harvard is the general favorite in this
clash, which is the first big game booked
for the year. The outcome OF this con-
tat will help little to get 3 line on the
different styles OF game played by the
East and West, and II should also prove
the real value Of the open style game.
Michigan's prospects were given set
back when the team lost the service OF
Quarterback Hughitt. and also Gait,
right half back The Wolverines will
enter the game Saturday with but two
of last seasons veterans. Capt Rayns-
ford. who has been shifted TO center,
and Lyons. who will be placed at right
end.
Gait is out OF the game for the entire
season. while Hughitt may be ready to
get into the Iine-1p Saturday. Hughitt's
elbow was dtslocated in the final minute
OF play in the 1Iichigan-"Aggie' game.
and II he should be able to start against
Harvard It will greatly strengthen the
Wolverines chances
Harvard will take the field with nine
seasoned veterans and, although the
services OF Charlie Brickley VIII De
greatly missed, the big Crimson eleven
should come through the fray with a
dozen or more points to spare. Although
the Michigan eleven has been sticking TO
straight plays in most Of its games this
season, II Is certain that Yost will open
up Saturday and the Wolverines Will
use forward passes in the crisis for their
scoring chances.
Paul Magofin. the famous half back
of the Michigan team Of 1907, who is Of
ficiating as referee in the local high
school series, had the following to say
yesterday in reference TO Michigan's 5
chances: Although Yost may have the
Wolverines ready and primed for this
battle, I cannot see them as winners IN
any way. Think Of sending nine mex
perienced players against team OF vet
erans such as will represent Harvard
Why We have not a chance, although
with the breaks of luck, Yost may upset
the dope"
The Washington herald., 1914-10-28
Kid Williams Is Pushed.

New York, Oct S.-Kid williams, bantam
weight champion. and Dutch Brandt put up q
slAshing tenFuund fight at the Broadway A. C.. in
Brooklyn. tonight. The battle enabled the sports
to break even on the nights events. Gs the Glib
bOns-MaxWell affair, pSeceding IT, had been some
what Of = smear williams the bout but was
forced to travd every inch Of the ground Brandt,
while not sturdy as the champion as
game boy as ever fought hereAboutS. He started
OF like a WhiTlWind and in the first three round.
held Williams even. Neither boy gave an ind
and II Of stand up and fight. In the
fourth williams drove terrible let's Brandts
body. but the latter weathered the storm safeb
and kept up his nerve right TO the finish
The Washington herald., 1914-10-28
Gibbons Wins Fight.

New York. Oct. H.-Nike Gibbons. from S.
Paul performed during the evening at the Brpad
way Athletic Club. in Brooklyn, with Billy Mar
we'll oi Philadelphia. and EaTs Willie . terrible
batterinE Willie lasted the ten rounds principally
becAnsa Of ha hAmmerlock- EEeJ tins Michae
cracked one to wEllie's Jaw the Quaker lad would
hold on to MichaeTs arm The fans 'booed' unit
they could boo no more. Even the referee in tht
fifth round announced: ''H you don't fight viii
stop II. .. .r
Michael, 6opped the Philadelphian TO the hoO'
three times. but Willie didn't seem to mind
The Washington herald., 1914-10-28
Gallaudet.

After an easy victory over the Rock Hill eleven
the GaIEndet team takes On the Catholic Uni
rsrsity squad Saturday On the Brookland field.
As the second string men were ussd IN the Ezms
against the Rock Hill team the fnst string men
are in fine physical shape and viii take the field
IN better shape than they have ever been. and Q
victory Is all but ASSUMED.
The Kendall Gresnsrs can boast Of ETeat team
this season and as the Red and Black team has
been EDlng in 4 rut the last few games GallHndet
figures that they should come out On the long end
Of the score Hard practice has ben the proErana
during the week and when the Kendall Green bon
line up for the kick o6 Catholic University Va
be I'D aEainst one tough proposition
The Washington herald., 1914-10-28
Alvine After Turner.

Joe AlTine, the Italian hght heavyweight cham
pion wrestler from WarrCn, Pa, is out with def
10 meet any man in the world at either the catch
ascstch-cAn CT Greco-Romsn style. AlTine would
like to meet Joe Turner. the worlds middle-Height
champion, for finished bout at the cateh-ascAtch-
govern the bout.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-28
Nav Get Regular Job.

New York Oct. zy-After his excellent showing
toward the latter part Of the veasnn II would not
Re srrprisisr Nj Farrell made Roger Peckin-
paneh manager Of the Yankees; This young man
worked with Whist Frsnk Chance left him as n he
uursed some real managerial ambition.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-28
M A. C. Is Honored,

Annapolis. Nd. Oct. "a Ten members q the
Alumni Association of the MA5iand Agricultural
College to celebrate their teams victory over ST.
Johns today gave the football eleven an informal
banquet at carvel Hall speeches made ty
members Of the association. the Victorious team and
hr Coach Byrd.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-28

Observation-Disclosures for Bailey, Bassett for
Beleher. Writ for wHkerson, Touehdown-Gihsou.
Goal missed-suppIee. Referee-Nr. MaEofin. MSch-
igan. Umpire-Mr Fsrmer, G. W. U. Head lines
man-Mr: Mcjuire, Harvard Linesmen-AEnew
and Graves Time Of periods-lo minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-28

Suf&titutions-AEgics: AIt for CogEins, CoEEns
for AT Eddy for KIshbangh. Carter for Derrick;
St. Johns: winslow for Heise. TouchdoEu-Pen-
uinEton- Goal from touchdown-Knode. Drop
rnal from held-MesS Referee-Mr SayloT Johns
Hopkins. Umpire-Mr. Cas- Lehigh. Head line
man-Slr. Brmbaugh. Lehigh. Time Of periods
Il minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-10-28
Georgetown.

When weEleyan and Georgetown meet On the
Hilltop Geld Saturday m game that Will near
much in Southern football circles there viii Re
brought into play the coaching methods Of three
The Washington herald., 1914-10-28
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The Washington herald., 1914-10-28
LAUREL SELECTIONS.
BY GEORGE B. NORRIS.

First nes-Dr. Cam. Andnmeds.
second aes-chariss ,. srAinsr. Front.
Royal. Tsy Pay.
Third rsoe-L'AiEiOn. Noble ennd. Ben
Ounce
FolIth r.cs-Hestsr Pryun. HOwsn.lA.
Flitfsrrold
Fifih Iaos ohanss, Distant sAos
sistA nos-s.. DsnszUu N.u.A. Mud
The Washington herald., 1914-10-28
Tieers Train in Gulfp6rt.

Detroit Oct E.-Tbe Detruh eln6 q the Amsri-
ON League wiz train in Guhport. Mira. again neIt
ming This arnouncen1eut vas made Tuesday
mo-nins b. Prssidnt Ffszk }. Mann, q NJ Il.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-28

John McGaW b trying to win Benny Kauf and
AmaDdO MAEsans away from the Feds. They do
Ay that McGnW offered Kauh 8. 900 year for two
The Washington herald., 1914-10-28
Lowell Manager Dead.

Lowell Mas. Oct. z.-Jams J. Gray. manager
q he Lowell New Engiand) Baseball League lean.
died alddsnly this morning fron an attacs Of so1ts
The Washington herald., 1914-10-28

men. all of whom have been teGzmab8 I'D -.
we coached by the SINE Estsm
Frank Mount Pleasant. Wesleyan'B bad 60
played At the Carlisle Indian School uodH Try
Wanz from fSe until DU. AThsrs Enudtna,
GeorgstOEn's head oaSh. piaysd under ths nzme
coach at Carlisle from 1904 until 10 nd Wul3an
At Carlisle from 1903 until isIJ. md Be Also ~
tutored By Warner.
Mount Pleasant Vas AH-AnericEn quErtzAuR
in lST. and both EIendins and GEr1Cw Nsrs
Prominently mentioned for this honnr during thar
stays at Carlisle. All three were kmonE ths nssa
prominent o. the Gthletis ever TUNED on. b. tha
Indian school and Saturday thsir PULL wm ass
at the Hilltop in Esms that win No douht fuznass
Wesleyan IS making strunz bid for rsuoEzSioa
In the south with her football tam. and Last 5saS
opened the way for such reoonition ghen hAs bs.4
GeOrgetOwn at Washington. 10 70 s This year ~
has already trimmed V. r. l.. team Elw1yB -
spectsd in the South By the score 0t u 10 o. EaA
played the Carlisle indians to a to sr1a
Catholic University.
The cathOlic University football suuad a. put
through the hardest prAcics ot the year yatz-
day afternoon. Coach Madden pu. his eha-Es
thruugh about thirty minutes q hard s-imnass.
The varsity lined I'd against the srrabs. but uaa
unable to scuTe.
DCbbins who has been On tbs injured List siroS
the Vilhnoya game WAS out IN uniform yeste1-
day and his injured ankle EzTs him trUubis-
He has been shifted frum fuIIbaek To tackle. and
CASSIDY who played SHch a brilliant game tEu
weeks ago. ssemS to have the fuIlback position
Gnched for the remainder q the season E1ceps
for the change In fullhack. the sane tram viii
Be- sent against Gallandct Saturday senf
against VillanoyA and made S1ch good showing.
Coach Madden yesterday. When asked what Id
thought would be the Outcume of the Catholic Uni-
vsrsty- GaIlauiet game. said: r do not knos
ANYTHING about t6at GaIlsudet tsam. but I knOS
that the team that goes against them Saturday viii
be he strongest that has been mustered To-
gether Al Catholic University"
The Washington herald., 1914-10-28
NATIONALS HOLD MEETING.
Fast Local Eleven Looking for
sunday Games.

Ths champion National A. C. football team will
hold a nesting tonight at the home Of Manager
Vic GaEzza. SIS street northeast. at 20 O'Clock.
Ths coach requests that an Of the playsa report
% time as be win give blackbOard tan.
m Nationals are stin without q game for sun
dng. and II the following teams think thoy are in
their ciass rpt In communication with Manager
Gauza l2 Ninth street northwest, or uhone Main
slE. MchaHks. shsmrocks, Tuseans. Highlandes.
aud Clarendon
The Washington herald., 1914-10-28
lone TOUCHDOWN
WINS FOR Tech
Manual Trainers Land Hard
fought Contest from Central
by 6 to, 0 Count.
OPEN GAME. FEATURES
ochsenreiter Plays Brilliant Game for
Maehinists. Making Many
Long Runs.
OPEN GAME. FEATURES

STANDING OF TAE CLUBS
The Washington herald., 1914-10-28
LAToNIA ENTRIES.

.ApVrntic- lllOunncs claimed. W,
The Washington herald., 1914-10-28
IT DUcKPIN LEAGUE
COlHTEEII
Csa D-

ER:aH RsiiiaS.r ~ 3 "a rs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-14
RECEIVERS NAMED FOR
ASt6,OOO,OOO UTILITY
L. s. Light and Heating Com.
pany Directors Accused Of
Encouragement.

BUFFALO. July 13.--Judge John r. Hazel
OF the United States District Court APP
pointed receivers to-day for the United
States Light and Heating Company on
petition OF Frederick II. Humpage. a
member of the board OF managers who
alleges that the business Of the com
pany is being conducted by the directors
In such manner as will result in in
soivency
The companys headquarters are In
Niagara Falls and there is large plant
In this city. II IL capitalized at $4,000
900 and Its assets are declared to be
100000 Humpages allegations OF mis-
management were repeated by the Picher
Lead Company of Missouri and the Buffalo
Drill Company. both OF which concerns
brought suits against the company i'm
medlately after Humpage's petition had
been filed Judge Hazel named A. Henry
Ackermann. Guy Walker and James o.
Moore as receivers. The receivers will
continue the business under the direction
OF the court
Among the directors against whom the
charges are made are William Hawley.
Theodore T. Shonts. John a. Sleicher. j.
Allen Smith. Walter =. Cromwell and
Charles A. Starbuck. majority OF tlre
directors are abroad and are said TO know
nothing OF the action taken by Humpage.
His charges are that contracts have been
violated. that immense salaries have been
paid for no service and that stock has
been issued with no backing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-14
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Tall Apartment for West S6th St.---Bon-
wit, Teller g CO. Takes 9Th Ave.
Building --New Negro Church.

r-,,tun Pettts Realty Company of
,..,-l,a succeeded yesterday after
,,,,r.. nceo,iauon in buying the four
..o.y dwelling at 3i6 West EiEhty-sixth
80, Mr. Petit owns the three houses
-. ,t. e,., and the three houses to the
80, ,f the one just bought. For several
this hc has owned these. having
49,, them with the intention of erect
,,, a uV apartment house. Stuard
,,,..Yr,,r. who owned 3iG. was not will
',- sell The price he asked, according
- gossip. was so much more than MIR.
%. hal pad for similar houses ad-
,,ur.r, that he baked. and for "a time
q. l,.,,ed -. % nothing would come of the
rc-,u,.ur. Recently. however, II price
,,s agreed uuou and the deal was closed
,o.ts-d,,. MIR Petit now owns from $40
- zeg West Eighty street, seven
,..- s,or. dwellings. fronting l44 feet on
o.. street AND lu22 feet deep. The houses
y..i Do removed as soon rs possible and a
,,f,o -'ors apartment house erected The
....tIu.. .y.|l cost about $500. 900. The firm
.. nssu.I r,u and Clark r. Chambers
,,ro,.a,,d the deal The firm was the
Ga. broker Jon the purchase Of all but
On. Of 'H, dwellings On the site.
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SITE ron NEGRO CHURCH,.

TIE extension committee OF the preshy-
ta-, of Sew York has bought the prom
e-.y az 90 ard 81 West i37th street as
s.,, for % ,auruh Tor the St James Pres
b,tran CONGREGATION, a colored congre-
cation. Who recently sold their church at
a.. 'o o,p West Fifty-trst street The
II .-lcm property is 90 feet wide and
q,'' f,r' deep. 4 church will be erected
shortly nu the property The site was
br.sr FROM Paul Abelson through the
Douglas Robinson. CHARLES : Brown
Cn.rpanr The old church Of the congre-
CATION was bought by Lowenfcld &
prayer. who resold II at "A profit to a
company headed by Henry Claman as the
sto '1r an elevator apartment house now
benz designed by Gronenherg X Leuch-
tag
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with name and address OF lenders at
torneyD
LOT 2l2 map estate Octavia Moss. at Je-
rome av and Macomb's road, bet Belmont
st and w i76th st-Geo Buckbee to
il RoSertson, 80 Wall st' '.O =. 'is,soo
CLIFFORD PL .. 100 W Townsend ay
hafbess to % ta@ fS w hsn " sIiS Is.
soTH HS sT So W. ~ ws soa Yves, End s sv
?2i3os, APR 70; issg%,,Emma J v De L9ns
HE&FH, Ayw; ;ss y Boston az; G;5s,s,.:
Mehoney g Jno Parsons atty. FRANCIS W
cd noIIl2f ht %, swsy aibs from we cor
Bronxdsle sv COR Bear swamp road, 25.sx
~ SS2SxIaiG; sep, e., i'o5mEIin : Jcnn 3;
SAME iPrfR6FTE9kkrl, JUL; i. iiecs.cha: and
ST Sicao h%s AZ and ISIS, ST mort On
lease. &C, oct 10, isi2-,Hermsn crosse
mon ST. Bklyn; atty E II Burshard ~ ~
81 NNfiCHoi.As Az. iiao. = . cor isi.t V st,
w vein H'Sp'5 attys Rsbs x, sSs broad;
SAME PROPERTY, Mar 10. eii.%m
Meimsnn to Geo Ehret' atty. e NJ BS6nsoo
MONROE morris, AZ. IS. 1918 5 orchard
a. runs Tsp IS: ~ to IS Orchard n 81
same IL ard 2s.s 10 beg, June IL, 1000.
Mueller atty jos brown IT. 81 SSsoo
JAMES siT 81 . 2sixiooxssiIicC-H
Raya r "y rnFf 7'i is5 bSa Sh'
Az r IS i9,h st (r9onpofp ,i ssfflSS
Sl5S flSH co. 1Ss 81 var 5000
sorTn SIN AZ. v: g.; n canal ~ u - run:
svxs SIS to beg, Mar q. issoSAscher
Weins,,ei,n and NRo to national Horse SHOW
BfoRbwttysJo' ! E sSSlI \ liaih Ct. ssosico,
Agnes Young Cole; aitys Wells q sned;
Mi rfter; 81 N [H t,c Ian: ssSSS
lNYxiS}o, jan i,oS-Jaseb Kuhmlchsi 70
iSTu Az: n $, i,sl2io ? from White
VIM "J smyth. i5s.t spi Wa wSkeaeid' G Aus
Brws Co. atty, Robt " Todd go nToad
BLEEsEEcKER ST. ii. :. 1908 Bd 's,SSV
iSASS sSSShsF May iSs
Max Tcitelhaum TO National Florence
Crit,sntog Mission: attys Rounds, Hatch Sho
LOTS aas aud asa map portion Hun, estate
Cor chris,oph"c;r, and and MarsSty e Wen q
ny and Marsareta Dressed. a7iii. 80
JAMES sr. Sc. = =. Aug ;. iscs.Giovann'
%iiK z'TGsTi9 SAG I. sws. M a, ,I $500
section Of n lot i42. map OF Melrose
| SIS tooth 81, 5ONse,eN567Nss.2 Aug 20
lSsS--Herman II and Corecelln Ehlers ,c
| Fredk Lppert, exr; attys. Amend g. A
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10Th ~. 251xl0o. oct 81. leol-Minni'
Goodwin 20 Ino and Minnie
Goodwin, attvs, Arrowsmith a II. 26l
Madison ST toi n :. $50 Jackson
| st. 2SN7SNg5NG5.2. oct 81 1907 - Refs,
Rcgenbogeu to Max Never, 2i2 W l2tti
81; atty Chas Emo. SO Park Row o. oO'
! - Al n
/ 50. oct IS. l9l2-Thos and Bessi,
Fitzgerald % Hy Z Lehman: 1859 i6ti
| A. Pklvn; atty. I. T I Co. 100 Bway s., 00i
6tTH ST, rs y. n :. 1875 4th av. 20,
1905. May g. lse6-Gitel. wife jacob
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} l. 7 Co. 100 Bway -.......,... tlb. o0'
CROToNA Az. ;. IS n t7sth at T. go
| 100. Nov IS. l9O6--Rowland and Marg
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B0NWIT, TELLER LEASES.
Takes Eleven story building Adj
joining rtfth Avenue store.

Bopwit Teller s. Co. have leased the
elsv,r story building being erected
around their store AZ the southeast corner
~ Fifth avenue and Thirty-eighth street
by Mrs Elizabeth VI. Anderson. The
building comes out on Fifth avenue at
No. as and has extensions TO Thirty
seventh and Thirty-eighth streets. on
Nfth avenue the building has frontage
~ 81 feet ON Thirty-seventh street SIS
feet and on Thirty-eighth street % feet.
Bonw'. Toiler Il co. take the prop
erty for eighteen years at an aggre-
gate rental said to be well into the mill
.ons The second, third and fourth floors
IN the building viii connect with the
BorU-t, Teller store and the upper floors
vii he rented. The Fifth avenue store
and 25 feet OF the street floor on Thirty
seventh street were rented some months
arc by J. Slater. shoe dealer. Of Broad
way and Twontv-ffth street. The build
'0E vii be ready for use next February
Frank n WELLER negotiated tho lease
Mlston & Nichols represented Mrs. An
derson IN the legal side of the transaction.
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Al THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE EN-
CHANGE
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
Tralow Realty Corporation. Manhattan;
capital, 10000. directors, Patrick s. Tracy.
New York city. Albert Lo~enstein and Aug
Nelson. The Bronx
Avon Park Realty Company. Manhattan.
capital. SIS 900. directors. John - Schwa-
sHChor. leo u. Schwasacher and Mae T.
HOFFMAN. New York
e. g Realty Corporation. Manhattan; capt.
tai. $4,000. directors. Abraham q. Abra-
ham. lanes McCGve and sonia Dressed. New
York ,i's
Anore. Realty Corporation. Manhattan:
capita. 10000, directors, Edward +. Clark
\cV York. Hamilton Merrill. MamRroneck
y. y. ard Mathide X. Hartmann. Orange
y. J.
wassair Realty Company. Manhattan;
capital, 5000. directors. Frank G. Lang,
nelson 5. Lang and John : sacket', New
York city.
Rapid Building Company. Manhattan;
capital, $4,000, directors. John Bsrba and
Jacob kcrnfeld. Brooklyn. and Benjamin
Levin. The Bronx.
X Il Realty Company. Manhattan; capital.
$500; directors. BENJAMIN Kutner. Jacob
Btucr and Harry kutnsr. New York
Apartttct Realty Company The Bronx /.
capital 500. 900. directors, John J. Goett.
Hairy Go"tt and Louise T. Carroll, New
York city.
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Incoming VesseIs-By wireless.

SIS Kaiser Wilhelm der Cross. 10 miles east
OF Sandy Hook al 4 a. NJ yesterday.
Ss Philadelphia, 100 miles east OF sandy HOOK
atiAM.
S. Argentina III mile. east Of Sandy Hook
S. Taormina ss3 miles east Of Sandy Hook
al noon
IS vi Rio Galveston, los miles uesi NJ Tor
tueaA NJ noon
Sc Illinois, Port Arthur l4s miles west Of
Tortugss Al noon.
IS Prinz August Wilhelm, Colon, t9a miles
south Of Sandy Hook ~ noon
81 Trent. Kingston, 80 miles south or SANDY
HOOK AT noon
s. Comsl Mobile so miles south NJ Sandy
Hook al noon
81 CITY Of Mont gOmery, savannah. I'M miles
north Of Haiierns ~ noon
- Rio Grande, BrunsNlck, ~ miles SCUM
OF Sandy Hook at noon
Ss Concho, Galveston, $40 miles SCUM ~
Sandy Hook al Z p
So Mohawk. jacksonville, l76 miles south ~
Sandy Hook at p
- III Alba. Galveston, l'1 miles southwest
OF Diamond shoals ~ = VI
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WASHINGTON, July l5 The collier
Pompcy. Tug Piscataqua and torpedo boats
pninbridRe Barry. Chaunccy and Dale hav.
arrived at Chefoo; yacht sy,ph a. Wash .
inrton: tug Iroquois az Mare Island, cruiser
california and DESTROYER Preble ~ santa
Rosals. supply ship Glacier At Ma1Atian,
gunbost Annapolis a. Guhymns, mine snip
san FrenclsSO at Lobos Island. cruiser
MarbIehead AZ Stusalito cruiser south pa ,
koth al san Francisco; destrosers S'"rret ana
Perkins a. Lynn Haven Ray. hattleship
Connecticut at Port au Prince. 90 49,.
Hampton Roads for Vera Cruz slnoost
isla de Luzon, from New York fard tor
Chicago; hattleship Maine, from Phli adeiPhla
Tor GaSraitar, supply, ,shlp --sItiS IoS
Vera Cruz for Iohos Island Tanptoo So
Sew York. tug Uncas, from Ncw YORK
ySard far chsf'e;i sgnb 2ar. M" Wa.S
,ytor batileshIp Rhodr Island, from ser
nnda for TAngrr sound , gr''d o. n!oy
N,"Donouah and Rodgers, from E'ston ros
Giouc.s,er' cruiser Denver. from san san We
,or san Francisco. tug ontario t1u 80
cru, FOR AIvarado and Puerto Mrheo
lug Patapscc, from Vera Cruz Tor "A"e'N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-14
EDGEMERE LOT AUCTION.

Joseph +. Day sold at auction on Sat
urday on the premises seventy-nine ocean
front lots and two ocean front plots for
total OF $4,000. The property Is on
Atlantic Ocean. Rockaway Beach Roule-
ward from Reach Forty-frst street to
Beach Forty-flfth street. About $50
people attended the eale The buyers in e
cluded Il. II. Johnson, Elizabeth s. war
ner. Charles Abbott. Charles VI. Russell,
\. II. Hasford. Montague "A. Sterling. Mrs.
w. Wertens, lsador Levy. Mary Il Nc.
lntosh, Hugo Mock. q. L. Moeer. v. A.
Lernser George Colon and J. A. Brod-
eriCk
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SALES by AUCTION.

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: The
Cooper Hewitt Electric Company will sell at
42l-3 Classon Avenue. borough of Brooklyn.
July 18th, 1914. at 1000 A N: IS Type p.
Cooper Hewitt Electric Company lights In
elk floor stands OF eight lights each. COM
plete; ~ Type =. Cooper Hewitt lights
consisting OF two ceiling bank. Of six lights
each: AZ Type =. Cooper Hewitt lights
consisting Of seven ceiling banks OF six
lamps each; 10 type Cooper Hewitt
quartz lamps, complete. These lights were
sold to r. v Taylor on three certain
conditional bills Of sale. there being a bal
ance due Of the sum OF t1,Oss.s2 with
interest from the Sth day OF June lsli
Unless the said amount, with interest, be
paid on or before the time set for the
sale thereof, said lights will be knocked
down to the highest bidder
HUNT. hill BELTS Attorneys for Cooper
Hewitt Electric Company. f6b Broadway.
Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
Dated, New York, July LIST, 1914