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The Washington times., 1914-08-29
with Matched C.ps-
By Annie Laurie

have you always behaved toward
her? Did you try to meet her with
sympathy and affection when she
became your step-.nother?
It is difficult problem to under
take to be a mother to some other
woman's children. and one that can
be made much harder by an unre-
sponsive attitude on their part OF
course, I know nothing of the cir
cumstances Perhaps your behavior
to your step-mother has been per-
feet. But think 1t over. Be honest
with yourself. and see II there Isn't
something about your attitude that
might be bettered.
Then there is your father. You
say he does not interest himself In
you; does not care for you. How
much Of that is your own fault? DO
You ever go TO him with your tEou-
bles? Do you ever let him know
that you need his sympathy and af-
lection? Try talking things over
with him frankly, not reviling your
step-mother. but making him under
stand that you do not feel she Is fair
to you.
Ask his permission to visit your
friend. Probably It would do you
all good to separate FOR a little
Then. when you come home. see IL
Won can't be So sweet to your step
mother that she'll just have TO be
fond of you.
II the worst comes to the worst.
and YOU find things getting too hard
for you. remember that when you
get a little older and are quite self
sipportIng, you can always strike
nIt for Yourself. There are nice
boarding houses run under the aus
pices of the Young Women Chris
tian Association. the Girls Friendly
Society, and such organizations.
where a girl can live reasonably and
vet among pleasant people. ana
where she can be under the guild
enCe of a woman OF education and
character. with a knowledge or girls
and consideration for their wants
and feelings.
Marie-Simply refuse to see the
Young man when he calls. and. II he
bothers you further. get your father
or YOUR mother to speak to him.
Seventeen and Nineteen Years
Most certainly It Is not proper-or
safe-for girls to go alone 10 dances
and dance with strange men.
Anxious-'Straws show the wav
the wind blows" The failing of in
the number Of your hances letters
The Washington times., 1914-08-29
Out o. Mouths of Babes.

SUnday school teacher-Can YOU tell m
who dWelt in the garden of Eden?
Little May-Ycs. ma 'am-the Adamses
The Washington times., 1914-08-29

What is an amateur. Bobby" queried
his small sister.
An amateur" replied Bobby. is any
thing that isn't nature q"
The Washington times., 1914-08-29
IT EETHING BABIES
SUFFER IN HOT WEATHER
Mrs. wiSIow's Soothing Syrup
A ASPLENDID REGULATOR
PURELY VEcEIAblE-NOT NARCOTIC
Greatest Event
in Woman's Life

All human experience looks back to
motherhood as the wonder of wonders
The Washington times., 1914-08-29

Anxious-"Straws show the wav
the wind blows" The lalilng on IN
the number of your fiance's letters
The Washington times., 1914-08-29

| Mamma" queried little Myra. do
you think grandpa has really gone to
! heaven?'
Yes dear" was the reply.
| Well" continued Myra, I'll bet he
sneaks outside once in "A while to smoke
his pipe
The Washington times., 1914-08-29

Seventeen and Nineteen Years
Most certainly 1t is not proper-or
safe-for girls to go alone TO dances
and dance with strange men.
The Washington times., 1914-08-29

In the lesson mention had been made
of the canthook that is used in rolling
logs.
Can you tell me what a Canthook Is
Tommy" asked the teacher
Sure replied Tommy. It's a COW
that hasn't any horns. .'-DetrOit Free
Press.
The Washington times., 1914-08-29

Marie-Simply refuse to see the
Young man when he calls. and. II he
bothers you further. get your father
or your mother to speak TO MIN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-10
4 nj

Manhattan Island, north Of 10th ST.
10Th ST p. 100 W Amsterdam av. 2bx
- ll--Samson Rosenneld to Fannie pick
1NS w i2ist IT, Oct .. yrs D
attys. Kantrowitz 4 VI s3o Bway tii. 900
thorough OF The Bronx
10TH ST =, 1876 W Bronx rark av, 26x
iii1--Michae - Howard TO WIN p Rooney
urus), 562 W ll3th st. oct =. : yrs. So
G.; atty. q & CO. 1T6 Bway ~. coo
SAME PROPERTY Same to Adam sam
ski, 421 Bronx Park ay pr mtg 5000, oct
:. yts, y ., atty, same. .........t,e zoe
TIFFANY 81. =, 1910 Sponord av, iSN
lrreg-Giacinto Vairo TO Hunts Point Rity
90. 30 E i2d ~. oct /, yrs, y c, ats,
FOX. Sr, -, lio6 n Ie3d st. t0x1iI.J-Wm
Serven 10 rodgur Rty Co. 1899 Y 1884
~. sept 2S Yrs, y c. atty, l. r I
Y 90, 100 kWay .........s..... ~. 600
FOX sr. 3. 1906 is3d at. iOxiiO.5-same
to same, Sept rs, yrs. . c. atty
CASTLE hill Av. W s. Is isih st. 2SsioC
Gleason aN. Oct :, yrs. r G. atty. Flank
Cas-, Inc 22l5 Westchcster aV.... $500
WEST FARMS RI. leading 20 HUNTS Point.
" .. alt land Andrew Nustrand. li7.sx30K
los. lOIS0.b---Jno y Dooley to Alfred Loweth.
1000 v ig.d 81. Oct .. Q yrs. . c, atty, e
Htllock. 800 v isOth st...........t2,0O 900
ANTHONY Az W cor 11Sth a. 5ssi00--
Edward Rocker TO Geo " Kenrney, si1 "
2octh 81. Oct T. yrs 6 p C. atty. l. r
HUGHES AV n cor lssth ST. toXsts--Ter-
race CONT 90 to Thco Gutman, 81 stuy.
Nesent ay, Bkiyu Oct ?. I ". y G; atty,
" Cooling. l3s Bwsy. .............ts.b0 800
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-10
ALASKA BILL DELAYS WAR TAX.
ConI Lnnd Measure Likely to 60
Back to COnferees.

WAsHINGToN. Oc' 9--No progress was
mad" to-day with the war revenue bill
II was laid aside when the Senate met
to l..r'u.t debate on tho Alaska coal land
bin. which provides for the leasing OF
Government owned lands containing coal
drposits under certain limitations.
This hill came 60 tho Senate on re-
pof. from the conference committee Of
tho Two houses and me- with considerable
opposit iou from Seup ~ Lane OF oregon.
Senator BuIth and others because IL was
charged that tho couferccs had LETT out
important amendments put IN 10y the Sen
ate lpoAiug 80 carrying out tho conser-
walton policy.
senator Ian" made point OF order
that some Of the new matter put INTO the
bin 10y the Couf,rees was clearly 'legi>-
lr'lou ON - conference report and there
fore contrary to the rules Of the Senate.
Vice President Marshall early in thc con-
sidSratiuu ~ the bill to-day htimated Ca
some of the Senate leaders that he prob
ably would sustain the point OF order.
which viii mean that the report will
have 10 hc returned to the conference
committee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-10
BUSINESS rnorERTy RENTED.

f".m's Young florist. At 500 Firth
..."lr has taken q leas" OF the store Al
.'' l'iftn avenue I'm tho Hotel Lorraine.
H'uaast corner Of Forty-ffth street The
.. Is fur term Of years at a rcntal
close ~ s. ooO a year.
Mcdowell ~ Mcmahon have leased 70
= .ph n Winter the store at li09-11 st.
n ".ul1s avenue, also to Philip Tarlow
''. store At 1921 St Nicholas avenue.
.nrIss Company has leased the osr-
r'r store, POI West Twentieth street, to
Michael kaisch for a term ~ years.
w Frcd"rick Layton has leased for the
standard Gas Light Company - Joseph
'n' 4 co., Inc, IN" vacant plot ioox200,
'oniing ON l3lst and I39d streets, 200
'.'' west of Broadway The lesses viii
establish 4 building material yard thcrr
0lomon, II smith has leased to the
b'puN savings Bank tiv" upper floors AT
ouuc' for two years, and tho store n,
-.a roEr0N-S' corner ~ fremont and
'.-' avenues to Mrs. T. V John
- rn" rur'r years.
fHy Julius Friend, Edward NJ. I.ewi
urnN has leased IN" fourth floor In
- ~ Nest Thirty-secoud street Ia
"''r,' & Suhcl tho third floor Inv ~ a.
I'.-t rhirty-hrst street To STANLEY
'"-e Company the top floor I'm lOj %
.. East IVtniy-uinth stree to Marietta
-''" Company, and the fourth floor in
20 West Thirty -hfth street to Charles
'.1nur.
" a T.. He's have leased the elshtt
'..r m ~ 20 go Canal street 10 y, X
r que the third floor in eO7 10 20'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-10

- brilliant NrW Orleans, 10 miles south of
Charleston at noon yesterday
So Radiant Port Arthur - miles west OF
Sand Key AZ noon
S. Comet sabine q miles west of Sand Key
al noon.
IS lroQuois, Mobile, ila miles south OF Tampa
Bar al noon.
s. city OF 81 Louis, savannah, 3Si miis
south Of Sandy Hook ~ noon.
IS Aparhc. Jacksonville. 90 mlles south %
SaGdf HuOk al Z
s. in sol. Galveston. milcs north of Jupiter
at az
- Gufor towing Shcnanso, Port Arnur 10
miles north of Jupiter ~ noon.
- san JnpntO. Galveston. ~ mlieS southwest
Of TurtuglS ~ noon
s. SesursucA. guantanamo, $40 nlles south
OF Diamond Shoal- AZ noon.
IS Xulis san Juan, lda miles south OF Sandy
Hook ~ noon
s. Monterey Havana, NJ miles south of Dia
mond shoals AZ J.. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-10
NEW PACIFIC COAST SHIP LINE.
Mig Liners VIII Run From FInycI,
Ore, 10 san Francisco.

The Great Northern Pacific Stcamship
Company. owned by the Spoknur, Port
land and Seattle Railway and the Great
Northern and Northern Pacific RAILWAYS
viii open on March 10, 1915, on the Pacific
Ocean fast passenger service between
Flavol ore. ON the Columbia River near
Astoria, and san Francisco. Two new
five deck ships, the Great Northern and
the Northern Pacific, capable Of accom-
modating 752 passengers and crews NJ
200 each. are nearing completion I'm the
Cramp shipyards
Express steamer trains To and from
Portland by way OF the spokane. Portland
and Seattle lines will connect with the
boats At Flavel, completing u through lin,
between Portland and san Francisco and
adding an important route for Pacific
enAst traNel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-10
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Little and lnimportant Trad.
mg Rcported--Plans Filed
for Drive Apartment.
LOAN Oh LEWIS CORNER

PEA estate trading WA without feature
Yesterday only a few sales were re-
-o.-,d and they affected small properties
: N'1D value. Despite the fact that sew
,-ai now uptown apartment houses were
bought IN In foreclosure yesterday by
..su,.r~ at about the amounts OF the
.arliFss plans were nled for another
..y r.-., an eleven story structure tn
.r .r..tch ON riverside Drive at l49th
..re,t Announcement also WAS made
s-t.rdl, Of the intention OF the Grand
ulrH- Furniture Company TO erect a
.y,i,r story building on leasehold prop
.r.. on F.fticth street between Fifth and
dsiI-.n avenues. The purchasers OF the
.roa- property at Fifth avenue and Thir-
.. -,.,s"'h street obtained loan yes
.,-II. OF Sl.;oo.ooO. with which to erect
III ,r..u story building on the corner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-10
LEASING CITY HOMES.

Slawson Itabbs have leased for W. A.
stevenson To Agnes A. Shaw the four aud
half story American basement dwelling
at l73 West seventy ninth street for q
term Of years
J. Irving Walsh has leased fcr the rs.
tate Of }. 4. Mllar the three story
dwelling at 1871 West Twelfth street 10
Paula KOttler; the four story dwelling
az 1863 West Twelfth street To Helan A.
Carluck, and the three story dwelling al
i65 West Twelfth street to the Misses
Isabel y Perkins Luverne Vale and
Alma ". Boil
OSgOod Pei and Clark 7. Chambers
have leased fer the ogden estate to Dr
Mary 4. Macmillan the dwelling Mt 129
Bast Sixty-sixth street for a term of
years.
Douglas T.. Gilman & Co. have leased
for Frederick ~. Msttlage 3ia T,exing-
ton avenue, a three story English base
ment house to Paul Chalhn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-10
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

The Cn17lmrrs Power Company and ne con
s''urnl lcMNnnies IMPORT combined earnings az
follows for Tho twelve months ended August 81
last: Gross aud s,elaueous earnings, ~ a4,
e.6: orurat.ng rNueuscs and taxes, ,l6i6,bH net
cagupEs. ri,."N 3r; interest charges, ~? 1873
net iu,onu applicable TO dividends, Salll3
pra!crrod dividends $40. GO; balance, I6o7 lS2
The latter item represents an increase of AoS
uel sent. over the amount shown on tho cor
responding date OF the previous year,
Al HylieSby Electric properties Tor lhe week
ended Sept rmher Is show connected load gains
of Sal customers, with 7S kilowaits lighting
cana, ity and 50 horse power in motors New
business contracted for Included l. i.2 customer-
with as kilowatts lighting load and 100 horse.
power N motors Total electric output OF all
properties ilr the week f.ils, T15 lNilOwstt
hours a gain Of IA per cont. over the cor.
re spuudIng week OF 1913, Manufactured ga-
outuut OF the properties showed an aggregate
Increase OF Sc per cent
The commercial department ot tho Louisville
Gas and Electric Company during the week
ended September =, secured contracts for 20.
electric customers with 2l2 klowatts lighting
load and ~ horse power IN motors Two hun
dred and ffty contracts fov ees heating inst nj
lations were taken
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-10
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

Tor eastern Now YORK, unsettled today
probably showers in west port,ori partly
CLOUDY tomorrow moderate south winds.
For Ncw Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania.
partly cloudy to-day; unsettled tomorrow,
probably showers. moderate south wind.-
For northern New England. local showers
to-day, partly cloudy tomorrow; modsrats
east to southeast wiads
For southern Sew England. fair to-day.
partly cloudy tomorrow moderate south
winds
For western Now York. showers to-day.
partly cloudy and cooler tc-norrov, rod-
era'" south and southwest winds
NEW YORK, OCT 10 The centre OF to-
depression noted over Kansas on Thursdsy
had not moved appreciaby yesterday. hut hs
area OF low pressure expanded northeast ward
and embraced the lake regions. and ts attend.
ant cloudy and showcry conditions covered the
CENTRAL states. the Ohio Valley and lake re-
sions and parts Of the middle Atlantic and
New England states
The pressure was hgh over the Atlantic
states and In the eStrone Northwest
II was warmer over Inost OF the country,
specially IN the Eastern states hut tempera
iu-rs were s,ill below tho freezing point In
Iart- 81 Montana. Wyoming and Nevada
I'm THIS city tine dav was fair and warmer :
wind u.h' to fresh southeast. av~rsr-
HUMIDITY. a. per cent barometer. corrected
to READ to soa level. al A ". 500;
= " 500.
The temperature IN this city yesterday, -
recorded ~ the o'iclal thermometer. 6. shown
a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMNNN,
sun rises 613 sun sets. 52l Moon rises oO1
HIGH WATER TINS DAY.
Hos Gov Island II 20 Hell Gate ITO
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
SandyH .t:?6 Gov Island SOL Hen Gate. .o:N
Arrived FRIDAY. October o
s. Alfred Nobel. il.20 \. N. rotterdam. Sep.
tember ~
s. Luoilne. I.:i5 =. NJ Bordeaux, Scptem'
her 20
s. John A Hooper 1915 p. NJ. Balboa sc,
toher {.
" PalomA. ~. " Nuevitas. oct. I.
Ss Celia. 3 ~ \. Nj. Cristobal September NJ.
IS tuchrncrag. 1920 y. NJ. Thursday. Havana,
October ,.
Der ?.
s. Kg,ia 10 A. NJ BiuencIds. September a.
IS Comus. New Orleans October g..
~ city Of Columbus, Savannah. october o
IS III Rio. Galveston October s.
IS Ara pahoe jackson willie. october 0.
81 Hamilton. Norfolk October !.
s. Delaware, Philadelphia. october
SIS BrakAr. Boston, October s.
IS Fran cisco, Boston, October 3.
IS MayhTo. Newport News, Octohers
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
S. American. al Plymouth.
81 4 driatic, at Liverpool.
s. HneaN city, at Bristol.
s. BY ron, at Bahia.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
s, olympic from Liverpool
IS Danube from Sayaulll
IS SaTamacCa, from Belize
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-10
LENDERS BUY IN APARTMENTS.

The Northern, six story apartment
.uIse at the northwest corner of Northern
t''uuc and lSist street. was purchased by
Charles NJ Rosenthal yesterday In fore
.in~ur' sale conducted 10y Bryan l.. Ken
nelly Tho house, which occupies a plot
fronting IS feet on Northern avenue and
1874 feet ON lNlst street. was sold under
tr action brought 10y Mr. Rosent1hal
tglinsi the First Preferred Realty Cor
'oritiou. The property was struck down
'' the rlaiutlff for s1sl, 900. the only bid
accorded
Austin r. Fletcher bought at auction
vesie.day two sin story apartment houses
~ plot l2iXl27.5, on the west side OF
Convent avenue. 1895 feet south OF 1896
-'r""'. which the Convent Park Construc.
m Company Is building This property
with charges of Sl3t.40o against IL, wa,
"A '7 uy the plaintiff for Sl2g.620.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-10
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations we're
chartered a. Albany YESTERDAY;
AHA R"plfv Company. MauhJf'ani ~ pit1 ],
$500. directors, Elizabeth a. Kelly. Harrison.
y =. Isaac Reiss. Thomas II Ray. "
York city.
Brennig & schultz, Tn" Bronx: capita
$500. directors. Fra0k Hr.uulg, Adolf Schul' Z
and Marie schultz. Sew York city.
pcstrauRe Construction COMPANY. Nonkers,
capital $1,000, directors Robert \. Des-
TRANCE. Louis Mattiaccio and John Mtttiacc".
Ionkers. y Y,
n II. Contracting Company, Brooklyn;
capital $500. directors. Hvman uerschko-
win. BROOKLYN. y. v; BENJAMIN Greenherg.
New York city and Hcni1min Schwertzman,
Brooklyn y V.
Madiin. Brooklyn. capital $500: directors.
charles IIndeuhaum Albert Npdansky and
ten iamin +. Rosenberg. BROOKLYN. y Y
Jackson Heights Corporation. Mineole :
capital $4,000. directors. George " Bersch.
BROOKLYN; Richard r.. Disney. New York
city. aud John +. Murphy. EiWhurs', y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-10
RENT wEsTcuEsTEu PLACES.

Angel q Go. have rented the T. ". Tain
tor house and two acres IN the Heathcote
tract Mt Scarsdale. furnished. to Harry
A. Levey. They have also rented. fur
nished. the Raymond cottage ON CClvin
place Hartsdale. to clients Of Franklin
HUI also the Ford cottage on Gal,
Way t. II. g Bl ,nchard.
Kenneth Ives " 60. have rented for
Howard :. Harrington Ills estate on
Broadway. 1rvington- nj Hudson, 20 H. \,
Ayers OF London for the winter months
The same brokers leased for Jasper
Bayue the house IN Highland road, Rye,
to j ". II rner. Jr. Of william \. Bead
& 90.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-10

wASHIN'lTpN. oct . - Tho dssfroys.
smith has arrived AZ TompkinsV'llc; ooiii'r
Iehanon at Norfolk, cruiser Albany ~ SlLfr
uosaiir' hattloship Rhodr leland al Vs,s
Crlg, collier Jupiter AT Biboa destroyer
MAcdonough at Nap'agu" Ray submarines
II 2 and ia At Mare Island haNlrship Ar
kansas and de-putuh boat Nauktur ~ south
ern drili grounds.
The tug Pontiac has sailed from Sew
York ward for Newport drsIruN cor airing
ton from New port FOR fun power run, cruiser
Rainbow from Honolulu Tor survey dut! .
t'tusnort Pralrie from Santp Domingo city
TO- Guantsnainoi hattl,ship Nortn Dakota
and tug Patus~nt from Vera cruz tor ltanp.
ION Roads, destroyer Perry from Mare Gland
fcr San Diego; cruiser Cincinnati from suah-
wan for shanghai
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-10
NEW DRIVE APARTMENT.
sfa5,noo structure TO 60 Up At
iioth street Corner.

n 'n' southeast corner Of Riverside
n-.r' arl l4oth street an eleven story
.r"Nrolt apartment house is to he CON
'rur'od for tTo West side Construction
20 "ntuv luhn AXelrod president. II
II have facade of brick and limestone
~ 'ho French Renaissance style. The
&C" .s lnn.7 feet ON tho Drive and
Sc 'oct ON the street. George +. Pei
am - the architect and has estimated
70 cost AZ $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-10
COSTLY NEWARK LAND SOLD.

The Essex Press. John T.. Helm presi-
I.n'. hHs sold ~ property at el6 Market
.'rcct. Just east of broad street. II con-
ISIS Of q sis story and basement semi
..rspro,f building on lot 25Nl00. The
.t.ur'ur" was partially destroyed by fro
recently. but has since been reconstructed
rho consideration was said 10 be about
$50. 1000.
Thomas +. Bowers has sold the one
story stores at the southwest corner oi
Uals"v street and Maiden lane, occupying
81 IS 600
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-10
FURNITURE HOUSE on 5oru ST.

Tho Grand Rapids Furniture Company.
.'' bought thu latter part Of last
''iN tho lease ON the property at rs
ru 20 l,ISt Fifticth street. viii erect a
...tr story building on tho site for its
Tine property measures 56.2Xl00.5 and
''ou' ~ feet west Of Madison avenue.
company IL now located In West
ff-socuud street. The movem. nj OF
I'' D. uorthward and the company is
Nn't'u- 'op long before joining the
~'cr'I' "u. Tho loasehold was taken by
- 'IrnI'un company from w W. & T. NJ.
.. |. who had secured II from the Gar
~ estate. owners Of the prop rty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-10
EI,rus ron BnoNy HOUSES.

.UrurE NNFNt E.--George 4. Hamp-
o.. .I. sold for Thomas Foy 2l2o Ar
... .,.uu'. e three story house. on
s>N1o0. to John j. Morris. the
.r.-sr. occupant
ANTHONY AVENUE. Clement II Smith
fs- sold 20 au investor else Anthony
avenue. 10 frame dwelling, on plot 5ON
goo. between iSlst and 1921 streets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-10

Fast Forty-ninth street to A. @. Kaufman
a Co. the sixth floor In sos to $40 Green
wtch street to the United states Tool and
Metal Stamping Company, and part OF
the ninth floor at 225 to 800 West Thirty
ninth street TO Calvin Press
Pease a Gilman have leased offices in
lr)oiisn Eall TO Eugene waliar and DR.
Draf.er.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-10
NoNhERS HOUSE SALE.

-Na N.,r View liuilding Company 81
Workers has sold the property ~ ~
ffa,4cms-, place. being the northeast cor
..- nr Nprscmcrv and Gilbert place. I'm
h. River View colony. The plot Is 5ON
% and On. improvements consist Of a
40 and one-half story one family dwell
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-10
Lo,\ o~ LEWIS CORNER.

T"n Murray nm Investing Company
Lee "p'n'usd \ loan Of $500. 200 on the
7 wis estate property ~ Fifth avenue and
rty--'fcuth street The new building 10
.' 'rr.''l ON the corner is to be eleven
eF hI-h ~ tho most modern type.
"a I'm 70" from plans by Warren &
NN'.'Irc and Herman Lee Meader.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-10
COTTONSEED OIL.
Weakness Again e,.Iops-,rudc
al low E-S-;

Selling against crude oil purchases sent
values TO about the low records of thu
season Crude oil sold at 3ec In the
Southeast. Rumors of business AZ ~ TOTO
were current, Consuming demand is ir-
regular, Talk OF BE-. spot oil ut New
York takes from the confidence OF buy
era. No tenders were reported
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-10

WASHTNGTON, oct. s.--These army or
dprs we're issued to-day;
Major e.. ~ e. Usher, Medical CORPS, from
Fort sam Houston, Texas, to Fort Terry.
Sew York relieving Major p. n McAndreN.
Medical corps, who viii proceed to Fort
Bits. Texas
Licul-Col II n. Buck, Ninth Infantry do
tailed as inspector struriur OF tho organ
izyd militia Of Massachusetts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-10
TRADING BROOkLyN.

r, M.urrn,y Kl,nck Realty Company
az -.IH 'N. two story brick building on
n, Zoo, f0u. ou the east side NJ Flathush
.y.ru.. o, feet north Of Tilden avenue,
or p -.I,rrr The consideration is re-
.ort.I 90 SI}. 900.
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commander T.. \. bostwick, from com
maud ~ the Nashville 10 general board
Washington.
tlmmunder T.. n. Olmsted. from recruit
ing station. Boston, to command the Nash
WILLIE
Ensign J. G. Jones, from receiving ship,
Norfolk Va. ia the Louisiana.
Ensign l. VIA, from the Louisiana TO re-
cclvlug ship. Norfolk, Va.
Ensign " II O'Hreu, from 'he Stewart
10 tho Paul Jones,
Passed Assistant Paymastsr u. II Van
patton. from the Georgia 20 Norfolk yard.
Lieutenant 'ommana"r II. X cage 20 tho
EnsiEn \. IL Geiseuhon, from VI Csno 10
the NpnoCacN
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STATEN ISLAND LOT SALE.

s. l. Hauk- has sold Tor the Marsh
.,,.. . ulut Of lots on Belliire road, at
.o..1auk. staten Island. 20 a MIR. ksrniol
q Manhattan.
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F,>r SIDE DWELLINGS SOLD.

.A-I .oTI STREET Victor Freund &
- f".. have sold for Mrs. Louise |.
Nl...,' .o ,irorge Norgenweck 202 and
..i FAST Fifttcth street, two three story
.,...uEs. ON lot 3ox6O. near Third ave-