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The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1914-12-18
STATE AID is NOW UP TO YOU

In the greater number Kentucky the present
method road building is the that which obtained in Eng
Elizabeth The result is that have been
spending 100000 year roads Kentucky with roads
show for it.
hundred years ago. Kentucky put operation the plan
of State aid Sevent6ye that plan discontinued
interval practically all Of the improved highways which
the State lay claim constructed The counties that
got the on were the counties of the Blue Grass
Kentucky 10000 maes Of improved roads but there SO
pauper counties and g. than onehah without single
improved The that the State aided hundred years
ago found neither column They and for seventhve
the richest the State Kentucky has walked
sleep Of svenyv The right OF the State to grant
aid building roads has been restored by Constitutional
amendment The granting Of that aid afegarded by the ond
ton that dollar Of the States to be paid out until the
aid conform the specifications drawn
W laid by the State Bureau Of Good Roads The local
magistrate and the contractor with pull to be no longer the
the money raised for road building aid
tgn expended the head Of the State Bureau and his
and the Governor whe appoints them be held responsible For
the first time responsibility is 70 60 with authority -
The plan Statewide neTcounty system OF
highways 600 miles ia extent has received the oe approval OF
the General Assembly and the Governor and needs only Concerted
counties be carried into eeet
system completed in fifteen without Federal aid
With Federal aid which is sure to come in halt that time
RWhen completed it will make OF the 10 county seats
Kentucky less than four roads each forming
hauled IS per cent will add not less
than $40 every that fronts it, 1t will increase the
value Of every product of farm mine 1t will make for good
schools good carche good citizenship 1t will substitute prosper
IAN that is needed to possibilities counties
bonds as have Rockcae
county of s SaH State sd % a4 BE- Contributing
ne building Toass In oe T ont more money h thew
e They jefferson Fsee Campbell and Ke7ton The law was
help provided w help itself The State
e' not "a The county accept
o e sT s Rs S @ S he money S osS S 'ssnt It's
oSs TU's sSo ne sc sss S 3 that county should
y 40 do with az"
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1914-12-18

Unde conditional
construction reconstruction
roads supervision OF tbs Department OF Public Roads
How will this paid backf
the state
received
amount
the Department
Pubue Roads Of Ksnsuolg, and ~ appSAs Nf s~s IA
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1914-12-18
THE STATE AID ROAD LAW


oues What meant by state aid for rOsdsf =, -.
counties in TOadim Improvement
2H H BY When e i ~; dans1 ray s.:sass1
lucky out Of the mud. Id -''-'-'
hundred dollars tax
W. ss. he: ss .s. S roads, s built
. Ans poorer sOusass. ~ -
ssss.. ssna sA..
cues .spp state aid'
tss public ne sa's S %
description of such
s =; s' sas s'iss
sat: ss .,.,
s, gS. the s. $. .s y
by .as
sSsssS q gravel other
% ss 5 SsssS sss y fs s Ts @ Ss
Fsov' tron al.
Ans Two per cent of fund
H a.: N SsA q 0SS q. . s; s:.s' ~
SS S was q 5 % county ss Of on the most
CUES What per cent mileage this
Ans About ten per
oues- much tamo win this system .a:a1 oaTy'
% portion ' cost .s aS S the
S S1s' uaG GS spev Sa
lie Roads
levy State
Ans No. an amount to
for road purposes and portion OF this may be used In
securing State aid
Ct: is & sa, Be .s Il ] state
County Road Fund. ~ ata, q as-r'
9s:. ssof .s Y ss
aid used onefourth the couns
participates, onehalL)
Why?
Ans Because they directly financially bsAsned
Ousk Is necessary bond Issue state aa'
au.. Then what I. .4y.nt.s.
They enable the community 2 Immediately rsass inc eeaen
provide but small mileage each year thus N
denniey poatponing the completion Of the read system
per . mileage be
constructed Isolated stretches bu At long Intervals
pOatery the development Of the local resources
ltsrity should bear the burden
in
than ucn meet the increased tai
and 70 retire the bonds
OF the Department OF Public Roadsf
expert engineering advice and supervision o
bridge improvement
ous the pay
menf
CUES How
Onehat
conditional
construction reconruon
The Department OF Public Roads
low will this Do paid backf
the state
available Treasury until It has received onehh h
engineering OF the Department
PAIL Road OF appSRg Tor state 40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-12
THE COFFEE MARKET.
LARGER Volume OF Dealings Through
Iiauidsting Committee.

The volume of dealings in coffee futures
through the voluntary liquidating com
nittec Yesterday was larger amount'ns
Ia ALSO bags. but the increased activity
was at the expense OF values, very
large proportion of the business repre-
.enied December switches and that option
was quoted at the close at 550aSb5. July
was quoted at 6.75I6.so.
The liduidating committee recommended
that ALL open contracts be margincd down
10 the following prices and that all mar ,
Gins be paid on or before November IN
direct to the firms calling same; Mo-
yember, 5.75: December, 5.75; January
5S5. February. sos March, $40 April
els May. 625 June. s.25 July, 7,o5,
Business in tho spot market was duli'
with prices \ cent lower on the easier
tendency Of futures and the recent liberal
arrivals from Brazil, which have suostan'
tally Increased stocks here. Rio IS wer,
quoted at 90 cents and Santos As al
1919 cents. nj.
brazilian cables were featureless. Rlf
and santos markets being unchanged. The
Rio rate Of exchange on London was also
unchanged al 1874 pence. Rio and santos
receipts totalled rs 900 bags Sac Paul'
| and Jundlahy had 10000 bags.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-12
BrIlDER BvYs BnONN CORNER.

MORRIS ANENUE.-W. X. w. !.
Brown have sold for +. Ashton de Pey-
s,or the plot tT5NlOO. containing nine
teen lots, at the northeast corner OF
Morris avenue and East l6sth street
The purchaser win improve the site
with twelve five story apartment houses
PROSPECT AVENUE.-Herm Berko-
wltz has sold for Jacob Bloom 1850
Prospect avenue. new five story apart
men, house. on plot 53xl50. near Ire
mont avenue. The buyer. Herman
Harkavy. gave In part payment the plot
72N9j with a one story frame dwelling
on the north side OF lISth street 100
Poe, west of Prospect avenue. The lat
ter parcel will he improved by Hr. Bloom
with five story apartment.
BOSTON ROAD.-The Mason Construc-
ton Company has sold 1893 to 1913
poston road. two new five story apart
ment houses. occupying plot l4ONl4OS
irregular near 165th street. The buyer
Is an investor who IL said to have given
other property in part payment.
PROSPECT AVENUE.-David Kraus has
sold the plot 50xi00 on the west side
or Prospect avenue about 20 feet soutf
or lT9th street 20 Reuben a Marcus
for Improvement with a five story mod
o~n tenement
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-12
OLD EXPORT HOUSE FAILS.
Fred Probst & Co. Assign with Liza
b,Iiti-s Of 100000.

Adolph Victor, carrying on business as
Fred Probst & Co. exporters. importers
and commission merchants at Sc Beaver
street. an old established house. has made
an assignment to Joseph NJ. Proskauer
Liabilities approximate 100000.
The assigned property includes rights
to 4l6, 900 hectares Of timber lands in the
districts OF Cheves and Champion in
the state OF Campeche, Mexico; right title
and interest in a plantation at Salto de
Aqua. State Of Chiapas, Mexico; planta-
ton in the city OF Coban, Guatemala and
also "A mortgage made by Jose L. Perez y
Hijos on property in the city OF Vera
Cruz, on which mortgage the Banco Mer-
camille of Vera Cruz has Joint interest.
The business was established I'm lS4'
ny Probst & Meinerlstaza, who were sue
ceedod in 1850 by Fred Prohst & Co
Fred Probst died in 1850, Mr.. Victor be-
came a partner in 1891 and sole owner in
1897. lie did business with Mexico, Peru
Venezuela. Hawaii and North China
Rounds, Schurman n Dwight are the at
torhcys.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-12

nys., ps CO az, s ;I" sT. .e and a.
1ns N &c. i,7isiss sdjoaTS.d sine die
BY Samuel Marx
s5TH st. 10 W. n s. 2ls " Central Park W.
ismioo,s ? sly Owls. sub to prior mtg
az party iVV IN l fG Tss siSssi S also 20 "
18th IT, 49, ". rs. .te,s e Atnsterdsm sy.
mtg q ,i5ooo; 90 f.ueder Bendis. SAL
i'i1 5c IT. .y W as fGsn sT trust l
Co agt c r DAVIS; due, slt.so7.l II: taxes.
&C, t2eo 90: adjourned to November IL.
ny j. " Mayors
eIST ST. Ib f. n >. 22o list av. 7ox
tx:o ?xsoi. vacant--J G IevL assignee,
isos7,c: taxes &C. ,TSssI: to Herman
lat ,,Os THIRD AvENuEl
by Henry Brady.
PROSPECT Az 400. re cor Iepnirs. a.
jo pDoas .rres Fly TIT .nS due .'r u.s.
oo2os: taxes &c, t.t'1.7S: to p,.intin r
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.
an Az, ana n cor Southern boulevard,
2ss9iS25x.'. sly int and stores--H $
s,o ct al esrs ss H"T to ~, S"y ss,r sn
nv Samuel Marx.
BRoNx TEERANcEG ,oc,. sss rs sHh Ne, IT,
| $3.50; TO the plaintiff tor.......,..,t ,soo
LAT THE BRooK1.YN REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE
BY william ]. MoPhiiiamy g. Co
| 5TH ST. w. r. $40 Az L 20xloo-
! Alex c webber agt Antonio Corrct'a ~
al. TO the plaintih for ..s.,,, en-, tSVg
! Adrian IseIn. Jr, Rgt Rosine Herhns
ct al: to the plsintin for t ,,n,S
r Mofrett aet Frank Granicri ct a. &c
| the plaintiff for ..........,.. ~; ~
| list ST sws 100 n " 18Th Az 2l6Sioo
| fist st. = =. 4il.s n 18TH av. 10. ~
iOO-sd United Cities Realty Corpn as
! Jacob Kaiser 81 al: 70 the plain'in to'
! $3.50 over mortgage OF $4,000
BY william y. Rae
| LEFFERTS ST .. Sl62 Nostrand Az
| eOXlOO s--Title Guarantee Trust % he
! WIN J Decker 81 ali TO IL ~ ~ a. noi
,......... o. =,
coNEY ISLAND Az. >, 40 Ay
coxlOo--Augusa kries AZ mo. 81 10,
over a mortgage. OF $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-12
LAWYERS DELAY KODAK TRIAL
Question OF Monopoly of Eastman
Company Causes Argument.

ROCHESTER,, y. Y, Nov. 1i.-With
George Eastman still on the witness stand
the trial Of the Eastman Kodak Company
on n charge OF violation of the Sherman
antitrust law dragged YEARLY In Fedora.
court to-day while attorneys argued over
legal points.
The all day controversy arose from the
attempt Of Prosecutor Hyman In the cross
examination OF Mr.. Eastman to 20 into
the question of the alleged monopoly on
the part of the Eastman company to con-
troll the output OF Photographic papers. a
ouestion that had not Heretofore entered
into the examination,
No testimony Of consequence was ad-
duced during the day. The trial will con-
tinue Tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-12

RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

Sd Az. 81. cor 3lsi 81. store and hsnnt
VIM Lemken to lno Donlin 81 Grove
81. . 1919 years from Dec I. i3lA attys.
Fitch, NJ & q, 3? Nassau ,....1i.soo
T2D ST. 1880 r., allied Amusement
Corpn to Prague Amusement 90, l75 9Th
av. ~ yrs from Nov I. 1915: atty. u Gold
man. rs Park Row. $4,000 and $500
CHERRY ST. 971-7s, all--lsidore Kaufman
ct al to Max BaNt. 900 r i7Gth 81, ) yrs
from completion Of bldg; atty. $ Hellin +.
vEERMiGiIYEN 'Av. 30. as. 'all.Alicsor co.
Inc, to Jos Jovans II + nan 81. yrs
from Dec !. l9li. atty, Jos q Abramson,
LEXINGTON Az 6 cor sed -. store and
bsmut Geo II Shaner 20 Edw Winters.
ete " l2lst II, yrs from Nov J. 1914.
atty. W II stewart, 1899 Sd aN. .....' $500
MTLBERRN ST, 1le, store and bsmnt-
Tommaso Faresc 10 Luigi Fornio. ITO Null
berry II. !! yrs from May !, 1916: atty
l.egnlti, Ct Mulberry st.....,....,. 81, 0s0
III Az. 49,. store and hsnnt--Chas Smith
TO John ! CASSIDY, 163 W 97th st, 10 yrs
from Dec J. 1914. atty, Burghard
,eru sT sio q store and hsmnt.. Gustav t'r.tV,
J stats TO Fritz Gerspacher and ano, 1913;
ls' aV, yrs from Dec !, 1914; atty, q j
stats, 100 T. bgth st............... yPOt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-12
p,,,u ron HEIGHTS CORNER.

Co., N.du- Construction Company has
...d 20 an investor the new six story
.,f,,r.ut house at the southwest corner
.. IS, Nicholas avenue and is6th street.
... t'o, IuuNIuo II IL one Of two struc-
..r., ..,cu,ly finished hy the sellers at
.,pat mount Tho company bought the site.
.ont.uE ~ feet on the avenue and 100
LOT au tN, street. IN August, 1913. from
"a. LAWYERS ritlc Insurance and Trust
,,o,.u,rt The immediate corner was Inn
DO. o,.i with SIX story house and the
inside ., foot with a five story house
'qcop - Kahn. president of the construc'
.or COMPANY. SAID yesterday that all cash
vas ..l.I for tho house
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-12
INVESTMENT DEALS
FEATURE OF TRADING
81. Nicholas Ave. Apartment
Sells for Cash-Investors
Buy Bronx Flats.
HOTEL FOR FIFTH AVEN UE

Investment purchases have been the
,e,,i,-. Of the market for several days.
Investors nave bought nearly every good
.,e property that has been sold this
week ON Tuesday two women bought
,,ur APARTMENT houses as investments.
Yesterday some more investors appeared
.r tho market. one OF them bought the
.nartmrut house at the southwest corner
- St. Nicholas avenue and lS6h street
rom rs builders FOR cash. y dwelling
,s,- the west side Of Central Park was
Taught for occupancy and in Harlem a
fcNtSu society invested in new home
fl, The bronx a Prospect avanue mod
,-u tenement passed to an investor, as
.l two big t,uemeuts IN Boston road. III
,,aA case other property was given In
,,rt ptNmcnt Investors were active In
rro,uly nu" builder having sold severa
mn dwellings which he recently FIN
..b,J Through the suburbs investors
.,vc brokers some thing to do.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-12
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS

Tho following realty corporations were
nnrtcred at Albany yesterday;
The Two Hundred and Five Psrk Ro~
'nrporation, Manhattan, capital 10000
.,-o,,nrs Max Shoop New York city; Fred
,.rk : Cowperthwst and Howard II, Bur
.- summit y j. ..,.. .,,.,
q 900: directors Morris Krim, Abe krin
and Jacob Krim, Now York city:
Tho X p. NJ. Post Company, Manhattan
lf-uk u. Purcell and j. Il, Purcell, New
'p'k city,
rsry Manhattan, capital $500; directors,
william ] Magee, BROOKLYN. y VI Harry r.
N,a and Mortimer II, Hess New York Guy,
Tho Alto Holding Company, Rrooklyn.
capital $500; directors, Hugh oNeill Wood
haven, l.. I; Abraham Levy and Mollie
The $50 Southern Boulevard COMPANY
Queens. capital $4,000; directors, Charles
Richmond hin, ~ Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-12
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York and New Jersey.
fair to- day and to- morrow. not much change
In Temperature; iisb, northwest wtnds.

For New England. fair to-day and to-
morrow: light west to southwest WINGS
For western New York. fair to-day and
tomorrow. light northwest winds
SEW YORK. Nov. i2.-Snow nurries oo-
cured Yesterday in northern New York and
New England and eastern Canada due to the
eastward movement OF the depression from
the upper lake regions into Ontario.
There was a little rain on the north Pa
cinc coast and In the Southwest, but else
where throughout the country the weather
was generally fair.
The pressure was moderately low In the
extreme Northwest. but high over other
parts OF the country, although lacking den
mite formation
II was warmer in the lower lake regions
tho upper Ohio valley and the Atlantic
states and in the northwest. but was cooler
In the Missouri and upper Mississippi VAL
! ieys and upper lake rcylons
! Freezing temperatures occurred in north
crn New England and New York, In Mime
! sofa and North Dakota and in the Rocky
! Mountain and plateau States
| In this city the day was fair and warmer.
wind light to fresh southwest, average hu-
mildly u per cent; barometer. corrected
10 road 70 sea level. at a. NJ. 2sss: p
" ess
/ The temperature In this city Yesterday, -
recorded by the of'cai thermometer. Is shown
In he
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-12
EUROPEAN MAILS.

Tho italian Iner siampslia Ealing on
SATURDAY. FOR naples Viii carr mail clos
ing A. $50 4 NJ FOR Gcrmsn,. Austria,
Hungary and for other countries trNrept
LuNemburg and Turkey when specially
addressed
The American liner St raul. sailing on
saturday for Liverpool viii take mall clos
ing At $50 A NJ for Europe except Ger
mAnv. Austria. Hungary. LuNemburs aud
Turkey. Africa, West Asia and the East
indies
The French liner Rcchambesu sailing on
Saturday for Havre viii take mall. closing
al noon. for France. Rumsnia. Rulsiria.
Servit, switzerland. italy. spain, Portugal.
Egypt. British East india British East
Africa siam. Malta, Gibraltar. Cevlor,
straits settlements Dutch East indies, West
Australia. Persia and for other countries
except Germany. Austria. Hungary, Lux
emhurg and Turkey when specially ad-
drcssed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-12
BROOKLYN BUYING HOMES.

The ono family detached dwelling at
= walter avenue. on plot 30 by 100 feet.
rs been sold by the George Muller Build
~ Company. Tho same company sold
No lots on Lott avenue, near Simpson
s'-oN', 80 by 100 feet. and purchased a plot
n nv 100 feet on tho south side OF ia
nsica avenue l23 feet east of Woodbne
avenue. on which they will erect two three
story brick store and apartment buildings.
The firm sold tho two family detached cot
age At a61 Manor avenue and the one
-,mily detached cottage on the west side
NJ oxford avenue, 1856 feet north OF ia
Waica avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-12
BUSINESS SPACE LEASED.
Uptown and Downtown Omccs and
Lofts Find Tenants.

wilmerding g. Bisse;, commission mer-
chants. have leased the large store and
basement In the twelve story building at
TO Fifth avenue for long term OF years.
The store is 90 feet on the avenue and
100 feet on Twenty first street The firm
is now at as Leonard street, where It
has been for thirty years.
Carstein & Linnckin have leased the
third loft in 81 West Seventeenth street
TO Samuel Rosner; with VI. Il l.. Hess the
flfth loft In % East Tweuty-socuud street
to X NJ Stone. the fourth loft in los
and 107 East sixteenth street 10 the In
terna,ional Souvenir Company, two floors
in 20 East Fifteenth street to \. Wal
lace McCrea. space In 22l Fourth ave
nue. to w. Stursberg. Schell & Co and
Lowenberg & Bruenn.
Porter & co. have leased for u. 4 !. ".
Tonnes to Irvine Murphy for term OF
years the motion picture theatre at me
northwest corner OF Eighth avenue and
t24th street.
The Charles r. Noyes Company has
! leased the ground floor at 93l Eighth
| avenue to NJ H. Kinkelstein. office in the
| North River Insurance Company building
| to Brewer g. CO. space at i24 Front
street to Herrera & Morsomme space at
and Cedar street to Raymond de-
| Rio. Offices In 100 broadway to Jaco'
| Splitter and Louis Sachs and space In 81
| Reekman street to + Peter Ostaldcr.
| The Adams building Company has
leased In its building at 81 broadway
SPACE to Henry l.. Spraguc, Atlantic Fruit
! COMPANY, Ludwig & Crane. Perley Morse
Carmody, Blauvelt & Kellogg and william
s Gregg
The Cross Brown Company ha'
! leased an office in l4-l6 Fast Thirty
third street to Oshkosh Trunk company
He'll & stern have leased In 81 to .
West Twenty-scvcuth street the seventh
and eighth lofts. comprising 10000 square
feet for long term Of years to Vein
| stein. Levy & co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-12

o,..,,, ,.- -, broni. ,,--,-,--,
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

i6rH ST, 60 w-Rudolph Kast agt sidney
sr h sT sO E s APR Haskn Rrs 'y at
Hamilton Fish Corpn ct al. Oct ~
,rlI99 M,dii.on AZ adm and Si;b s tsoO
eptphcn n Mayer agt Otto NJ Eidlitz 81
al Nov ., 1911 tby bondl ,..A; 1897 as
LEXINGTON AN, i2O1-Frank Wise e
Son, Inc, agt Mortimer q Baldwin 81 al
Oct !. 1914 ,.,'',''.;,,.-'', ...,., W., 10
lSbth and 1ssth s,s--August Ksmpfner
agt Aspinwall Apartments, Inc, - al,
rRsT rpi Ss 'AVV r.. 's5s--Marco Tesa ari
perta Rabas ct al. Dec T. lolS,..,,, 325
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
SUN rise, c "a sun sets. ~ Moon rise. .,sIs
HIGH WATER THIS DAY
s,nayH.s .ssS Gov Island 30 Hell Gate. ~
LOW WATER THIS DAY
sandyu'R. s?s Gov Island aos Hell Gate. ~
Arrived WEDNESDAY, November y.
ss Ryndam $50 p NJ. Rotterdam October 81
SIS Duca d'Aosta, 10 10 \. NJ. Palermo octo-
Der 30.
s. Ferd nand Nelson, $40 ?. NJ, Manchester.
October -.
SIS NordpoI y 30 A. NJ, Lclth, october 20.
SIS Frankmerc, II 7. NJ. Tuesday. Lisbon Octo-
bcr2s. -
SIS Allianca, I \. NJ. Cristobal. November
SIS Stcphano Halifax, November q.
SsBanan, 3 A. NJ, ] anaica. November
SsEl Mundo. Galveston. November D..
SIS Apache Jacksonville, November =.
SIS Delawarc. Philadelphia, November 10,
SIS Rydal Hall. Boston, November 10.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
Sc Kroonland at Naples
IS Frcdcrik VIII, at Christiansand.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
SsAnsonia from London
SIS San Guglicmo, from Naples,
SIS Adriatic, from Liverpool.
SIS Carolina from San Juan.
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-12
BrIIr u,RpoR LOT AUCTION.

Twenty-one lots - Belle Harbor many
- them on the Jamaica Bay front. were
sold al auction yesterday in the Brook
Nn Real Estate Exchange by the Jere
Johnson, Ir.. Company. Among the
buyers we're w. y. Marning, who pur-
chased four lots at Beach Channel Drive
and Dover avenue for $500 each. Allan
Mlkeujohn got the four adjoining lots
%" -he drive FOR s4So each: the four
tonalning lots on this avenue went to j.
Tgan for SJ25 each. e. w. Mcssler bid In
four lots on the drive and Brighton ave
me for S495 each, and the three adjoining
'o's were taken by r. w. Swan for the
sam, price. Two lots on Brighton ave
mo were sold for $500 each to r. Il
Cloland, and two on Dover avenue Went
% S. Bandon for $405 each.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-12
DEER CHARGES MOTOR CAR.
Crashes Into Automobile Near Tux
edo and Breaks Back.

NEwRURGH. Nov, ll.-As Benjamin
Davis. travelling salesman OF this city,
was motoring from Tuxedo last night a
four pronged buck deer attracted by the
light OF the automobile rushed from a
thicket in front OF the moving car. He
ran into the machine, breaking the lamps
and bending an axle. The collision broke
the back of the deer and 1t had to be
shot
Several deer have narrowly escaped
death in this vicinity through their curl
osity to investigate automobile lamps.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-12
DEMAND FOR DWELLINGS GOOD

Herbert Pcll has leased through Hol-
land l.. Browne li9 East Thrty-sxth
street for a term of years. The house
was held at $500 yearly rental.
Mrs Walter Ward Adams has leased
her residence nj lO6 East Seventeen
street 10 Arthur ". Fowler
Porter & Co. have leased for Sarah
Rishop to Annie Robinson the three story
brownstone dwelling at l3l West l23d
street
A Uageman has leased tho dwelling
at GA West Seventy-eighth street 10 b.
McCrea.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-12
Army and Navy Orders.

wAsHINGToN. Nov. lI,-Nsvy orders is
sued were:
Lieut. Il. II. Green from washington 10
navy yard, Washington,
Lieut. r NJ Perkins, from navy yard
Puget Sound, Washington, to navigator oil
Nestal. 80 ,,,,,.
Ensigns n. NJ. Thompson and II, L. white
from san Diego to Annapolis.
Ensign II u. Bode, from Annapolis T.
South Dakota =,
Ensign NJ, s. Bennon from Annapolis Il
temporary duty AZ ST. Louis,
No army Orders were Issued.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-12
wEsTCHEsTER PLOT SALES.

The Westminster Land Exchange has
sold at Nepperhan Heights. Yonkers. n
n 70 Charles II. Wiley, and to William
rassnus OF Peekskill two lots on Morn
Rs'dr road.
W =. Welsh OF Huyler's has nougn,
''.' No lO2 at Greenacres OF the Scars
dale Estates and will build a residence
from plans by George II. Chichester.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-12
GETS BACK 5TH AVE. BLOCK.

BENJAMIN Stern Ia again the owner or
the block front on Firth avenue from
1otth to 105th street. property which ne
gave to Bing & Bling In January. 1913
in mart payment for the twelve story
anartment house at the southwest corner
Of PARK avenue and Elghty-thlrd street
The property which Mr., stern takes PACK :
from the builders has frontage or 2ol.l o
feet on Firth avenue and 100 feet on each
street. II is half OF the property that MI.
house This plot had frontage OF 200
feet on each street.