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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
CALL l9el-ANY PHONE. " #K
- FOUNDED 1877 -
GQnlMZQR1
skARRIsBuReS POPULAR DEaARTrEkT SToRz
Handsome Down
Comforts, Just the
Thing For Mother

Finished with 12-inch satin bord-
er; wanted colors-pink, blue, tan,
green, lavender, yellow, rose, red
and all-over Persian designs. Priced
at $6.75, $7.75, $500 and SS.75.
All-wool White Blankets at So
Pair-with pink and blue border; a
leader at $3.50.
Wool Nap Blankets at 81 80 Pair
large bed size, ia, gray and tan
with blue and pink borders; slight
imperfections; regularly $3.50.
Satin Bed Spreads at ST .49-full,
double bed size; hemmed ready for
use; beautiful patterns to select
from; our leader at $1.75.
Marseilles Bed Spread at 81 .95-
double bed size; good heavy quail
ity; many patterns to select from;
our $3.50 leader.
Marseilles Bed Spread at 50. 80
full, bed size hemmed ready for use;
a good assortment of patterns to Sc
lect from; our leader at $298.
Linen Sheeting at $1.5O Yard
212 yards wide; the best quality of
linen we have sold at this price.
Main Floor-BOWMANS
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
Columbia Man Cuts His
Throat With Butcher Knife
Special TO The Telegraph

an ironworker. 40 years old, committed
suicide yesterday morning at his home
in Eighth street by cutting his throat
with butcher knife and then jumping
into pool. Butt had been in ill-health
for some time past, but he continued
to work as a roller in the Janson iron
mlil. Last night he retired as usual,
but did not rest we'll Arising early
this morning, he went to the kitchen,
procured butcher knife and then, GO
ing to the cellar, drew the blade across
his throat, severing the windpipe. In
his delirium the man wandered to the
yard and going to pool leaped in. He
is survived by wife and one daughter.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
TRAILHITTERs BUSY

Special to The Telegraph
Columbia, Pa. Dec. s. -. Columb
trailhitters are busy since the close
of the Nicholson -Hemmlnger evange-
listic meetings. About three hundred
have gone to Wrightsville and Mount
vile, where they assisted in evangelis-
tic meetingG
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
CONTRACT FOR NEW CHURCH
Special TO The Telegraph

Waynesboro, Pa, Dec. S.-First
United Brethren officials have award
ed the contract for the main construc-
ton of the new church and parsonage
at the corner of North Potomac ave-
nue. and West North street, to Con-
tractor A. r. Warner. of this place.
His bid was $19.500. There were three
other bidders and one of the bids was
beyond $4,000.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
GIRL BURNED TO DEATH
Poured Oil Into ParIor Stove and Ex-
plosion Follows

SFtVtuI 70 tIrBFdPH
Idaville, Pa, Dec. S.-Ruth Spang-
Ter, 1S years old, died from burns she
sustained in an explosion of oil pour
ed on stove on Sunday morning. The
girl was making fire in the parlor OF
her home and poured the contents of
an oil can into the stove. In an in
stant the entire room was a mass of
names and her clothing ignited.
Her brother, George, threw an over
coat over her, but the girl was already
burned over the entire BODY. She
suffered severe pain until death came
at 6 o'clock.
George Spangler, the brother. was
badly burned in attempting to re-
lieve his sister.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
FIRST VISIT IN 2s YEARS
Sbscial TO TIE TeIeeyobh

Waynesboro, Pa. Dec. S.-Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Wiles returned to their
home In Marion. Iowa, yesterday, after
spending some time with their nephew.
F. C. Wiles, of this place. This was
Mr.. Wiles' first trip here in twenty
three years. He went west twenty
eight years ago and took up farming
in Iowa.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
Splendid Line of Four
h-Hand Ties at SOC
Monito Thread Silk
Hose For Gifts

An excellent pure thread silk hose
at SOC. Come in black and colors.
Have double soles and high spliced
heels. Boxed if desired.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
Combination Sets

Hosiery, ties, suspenders, belts,
arm bands, supporters, and the like
have been used in making up the
sets. Neatly arranged in attractive
holiday boxes. Priced at 25e to
LOO. A fine assortment.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
SECOND HOSPITAL OPERATION
StfeiaI to ~ releernbh

Special to The Telegraph
Waynesboro, Pa, Dec. 8-Mrs. John
Wishard, residing near Waynesboro.
was operated on at the Washington
county hospital, Hagerstown on Satur-
day. This is Mrs. WishardAs second
operation.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
STAFF ENTERTAINED
Steeial to The Tslerrabh

Annville, Pa, Dec. S.-The Bizarre
staff, composed of members of the
Junior class of Lebanon Valley Col
Iege, was entertained last evening by
Miss Viola Gruber at her home in
Maple avenue.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
DvAMoNDs

Our record and reputation as Dia-
mond Merchants is one that we think
enviable, and our large and magnifi-
cent stock allows the best selection in
the city.
Fl. c. Claster.
Gems, Jewels, Slverware,
302 Market Street. Adv.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
For Mother

Turks h bath
towels,
Tea table.
Electric iron.
Electric percolator.
Guest towels.
Cedar chest.
Dish towels.
Rug for porch.
Bread mixer.
Cake mixer.
Ice Cream freezer.
Silk for waist.
Fruit basket.
Veil.
Crocheted slippers.
Pretty brassiere.
Hanging mirror.
Table cover.
Set of furs.
Puncn DOWI.
Lamp shades.
L Tortoise shell
comb.
Boudoir cap.
Windsor chair.
Aluminium dishes.
Box hair curriers'
and hair nets.
Set of t u IN b | e T
coasters.
Tablecloth and nap
kins.
Oil and vinegar
cruets.
Embroidered center.
piece.
Lace collar and
cuffs.
Nut cracker and
picks.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
Little Helps That Are
Always Appropriate

Jewel boxes, for children Toe
$3.50 gold jewel boxes ..... .S1.OO
Glass puff jars and hair receivers,
Olo ups QUO
CSC and soc
Ribbon sewing chatelains, all colors,
25c and soc
Ribbon covered coat hangers,
25c and soc
25c silk ribbonettes, for underwear, 15c
The new Spanish combs soc to $3.50
Csc tango hair pins and combs. 15c
25c large hair pins 19c
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
Decorated China Is
Always Appre-
ciated

IOSIIy ICI IIIdT1 OT1II1d- -IOUTI
special tables arranged with
assorted fancy pieces.
Table No. Pilates, cups and saucers,
olive dishes, nut bowls, spoon trays,
ring trees, cream pitchers. hair receiv-
ers and powder and puff boxes. Choice.
ESQ
Table No. 2-Salad Dishes cake plates.
olive trays, nut bowls, spoon trays. sugar
and cream sets, syrup pitchers and plate
sets and mustard mugs. Choice -. 49c
Table No. 3-Marmalade jars, sugar
and cream sets, celery trays, nut bowls,
salad dishes, fern dishes, comb and brush
trays, mayonnaise sets, syrup pitcher and
plate sets. Choice ..............75 75c
Table No. 4-Salad dishes, cake plates,
chop plates chocolate pots. syrup pitch
ers, celery trays, comb and brush trays,
marmalade jars and spoon trays.
Basement-BOWMAN
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08

If you have a Christmas Fund, shop
now and pay when you secure savings
fund check.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
For SeLUing and
Emergency Bags

SILK emeries .............5c sc and 1Oc
Stork scissors 25c and soc
Twelve 4-yard spools colored sewing
IN ...': -. .'......... 10c
Bone bodkins 1c
Colored thin bles Sc
Shoe buttons, 2 dozen .... Sc
Gold safety pins, dozen, Sc and 1Oc
Nickel safety pins. all sizes, dozen, SC
Main Floor-BOWMAN'S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-18
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders

with name and address OF lenders At.
torneyD
Dec is. V isicL,,.o W F F1sn to '. John
atty, W Mat;hias s7S r!emon;
MaNrDA ST. 81. .ass. spofrord av' 2o'sS
5olo1.ox1a.s. March IS. isOs-Alber; and
1905 Msrmion sv; atty. G Co. rs
wAsHiNGrGN AZ, 1885 $. aio i7.sd st,
to metropolitan savings Bank attys. a
,6srSS ", " Hg'ehins So Wall s'; $1,000
Dec .. isil-Loui. + and Mary S Knut.
10 Clara p Mech. ?so Z lssd st. and
rRosp fz AZ h'' i ''1s q sx
av. 2lliS65. ix?os7?,l, July IS. 1905
s MG,'' S2"fot ts ' iso LIZA w.n'e ;ss
.TH ST. s2s E, !. |. $50 "a av :5sioO5,
June 2. i9osILuisi Rspuszi to LAWYERS
2S.sxs7; July is, lsos..Mendel singer to
SsTm ST 81 W ~ ss5 SIN ay. ?. Ok
shields 20 the Mutual Bank. atty. l. r
MAIN ST, s. 50 8 Beach Il: map estate
Jan 49, i2 90 Farley 70 WIN
trustees and exrs; atty. Co. 15G
LOTS Is',:Io, map Giei:o9 properly, :siS
louis tehm.YyeT as E 56th st. a,,,yiss;
Koss Stfii " % N So Fulton st, m nap
ia South Notwithstanding. 5OxiOo. June
Lau s1trH s ere b taS to so Emma "a
KossUTH Az n !. SIS Fulton st. same
Az e 2 cor an 4; map 20, yniGnpor..' gs.ss
s 10 atty Hy'' eh ss"Tox HD6, s.Son Mas g,
Bee = 'is 3; s%aR U to RS.. ''r
a lo?,s e Az AZ. G. iSsxiSs;S' jSy u isiS -
isosSsSms 10 Russell = Kirby; atty.
Av c. s. a. .th st, lssxio26-same
Az C, es, asa n ,.,a st. isixioas.ssmnSe' TO TO
Lyrs conrow; atty chas D.shon;;
PARK xT. iii5. es. ss6 n oils, st. isx 20
VS. wooii.y. rs e 10Th st and Rector
EfToN Az. VI. $50 1929 Il. ssii.iiSSioSSxS
so.7x7ss. June is. lgi3.chariss T
Anna p Jaeger; atty. o Davis, s2lo
rRosPEcT Az. = .. sos n Fox st 81. s ssiSSC
Holding Coz attys, Bevins q =, ?es
PRoshPEcT Az. Is. lis n Fox st, s7'ssio 20
APP, y. lsis.same to same. $3.50 81
iTH ST. ls sS''i2 r Ice q h: s ' CO
70 Jos Marcus; atty Jos Bach. 81
Bou BOMBED n by walker av a2i,s. SV by
Castle Hlll av +06. by Zerega av % s.
and by Lyyerre pl SEQ, Dec 10. 1913
urstadt ?67 lssth st; atty, Frank Gass.
suf.TIvAN ST. 80. g. ?IxAssasss2 To- TO-
sullivan. SO. W $. ss n Rroome ST. runs
Tx 5?.iox n i3sx $50 10 beg. sullivan
1t. 62I, " s. runs " 5sx HIKE
tx, July I. lso4-Michael and Tony
Contard 90 David Gordon; attys Engel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-18
ASK POWER COMPANY RECEIVER
international Corporation stock
holders start Court Action.

on the application OF Henry w. bull and
others OF New York. Chancellor Walker
in Trenton, y. j. yesterday signed an
order. returnable July rs. to show cause
why n receiver should not he appointed
for the International Power Company an
100000 corporation. Mr.. Bull and his
associates have charged that the COM
pany. which Is headed by Joseph IL. Hoad-
ley. has been mismanaged and that ex-
cesslve salaries have been paid to the
officers OF the company.
The compliments also charge that the
company has not made statement of
conditions for many years and has ig-
nored all court orders to show its books
During the afternoon President Hoad-
ley issued a statement in which he said
that the company was controlled by him
self and his friends. who believed II neces-
sary TO keep the books of the company
closed so as TO avoid annoyance by enc
mics,
Following the issuing of the order by
Chancellor Walker. Henry w. Bull. r,
l.. Eldridge and Marsden J. Perry con-
stituted themselves a protective committee
TO look after the interests OF the COM
pany's stockholders.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-18
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

WEST BROADWAY t0O-Jacob Fein sgt
Leon c Giordano, owner. otto Melin, con-
9TH ST so2 10 sos Ea.t-ssm Boyarn agt
Max & sigmund Menschel, owners; NJ
C;oidstein, contractor ................sb6
I'D Av 2O7s-s0--Cross, Austin & Ireland
Lumber Co agt Charles $. Mary II and
Annie Jones, owners; Film Amusement
Co, lessee. John Carluccl, contrao
i,sp ST. i2s and iss wes,-i.oais us " !;
Peters. assignee, sgt No. l+6 West l42d
81 Corpn, owner; treneWal) ,,....,,, $3.50
I'D Az 207s and 20so-Frank Angelilli ast
John Jones, owner, Film Amusement Co,
lessee: John Carlucci contractor o., $3.50. 30
ilsTH ST. 200 W-Edw Hotaling AFT
Mathde NJ Mertens ct al, owners, j II
Stelles, contractor ,...,,..,,,,, t+ Oh
SGD ST. 223 W--Bernard Hirschberg agt
Posada Realty Co. owner; George Town
send Jane Prince, lessee; Edw l. David.
JE sFP1EfSs6i ST, 'so-I.aac Fieisher ast
Morris Azwolinsky, owner and con.
sTH Nv. Sc cor iiith 81, 75sxio0-Max
q Rosie sliverstein, contractors $50 75
both ST ioS W--Heniamin Bronstein aEt
First Emanuel Church, owner; Jacob Perl,
man. contractor ...,. .,....,,,,,.. $50 rs
18TH ST, n - so ogden az, 25xs0--P Ven
timislia sgt kellerman, owner and
lanes Burns. contractor .....,..., f22 20
HUGHES Az, ?sio-Benjamin God,teln az,
a Nicola Tedeshi contractors ......ftoo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-18
Incoming VesseI-By wireless,

SIS Celtic, s47 miles east OF Sandy Hook al 9: 70
A. M, yesterday.
SIS tltonia. 60 miles eastof Sandy Hook AZ n DON,
Sc La Touraine. no miles east OF Sandy Hook
at I 80 +. NJ.
7.56 p. VI.
SIS Brilliant, New Orleans. Jos miles east Of
Tortugas AT noon.
IS Momus. New Orleans. 81 miles south Of
Jupiter AZ noon
Sc Nigilancia. Tampico 2Ss miles south Of
Diamond Shoals at noon
50 SURNAME. Puerto BarriOs. s mics north
east Of Frying Pan at noon
ssh ID Archbold. New Orleans $50 miles
south of Diamond Shoals at noon.
IS City OF ST Louis. Savannah. IN miles
south of Sandy Hook NJ noon
$ Perfection, Port Arthur, 25l miles cas-, Of
Sabine bar at noon.
IS Illinois, Po.t Arthur e2 miles south OF
Sandy HOOK at noon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-18
BUSINESS PROPERTY LEASES.
Firms Leaving Ola Neishborhood.
for New Ones.

for New Ones.
Frederick Fox 4 Co. have leased from
the plans the third and fourth lofts for
term OF years in the twelve story mer-
camille building now being erected at
1898 West Thirty-fifth street to tho New
York Dress and Costume Company and
Pinas & Kimmel. The same brokers have
also leased the fourth loft in the building
at 30 West Twenty-second street for a
term of years to Levine Pavsner the
seventh loft at 1915 West Twentieth
street to Isidor Safferson and the
seventh loft at 81 West Fourth street to
Samuel Levy.
The estate Of Randolph Gusgenheirner
has leased In the building at 40 to 4s
West Twentieth street the fourth story to
Rosenman Bros, manufacturers OF spool
silks and threads. and the eighth story TO
Sachs Bros g. Jalkut, manufacturers OF
Infants wear.
George X. Shows 4 Co. have leased for
M. Il l.. Hess, Inc, as agents, space in
2s and 30 West Thirty-sixth street to
Meyer. De Salvo a rchetta.
Douglas Gilman 4 Co. have leased
space In East Forty-ninth street to
c. +. Jensen q Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-18
BRONX FLATS AND DWELLINGS.

Two hve story fats are to be erected a.,
me southwest corner OF Brook avenue and
ioe'n street. at cost OF $4,000. accord .
ing 10 plans filed yesterday in the Bronx
bureau OF Buildings by the fremont Ar
cn'.ectural Company. They will be I2xss
ana foxyO. Benjamin Benenson Ia tho
owner. Plans for tho rebuilding Of tho
Mestchester plant of the Standard OH
company, at Waterbury and yreela nd ave.
nus. have been filed. The proiectlons in.
crude two story brick stable a one story
DITCH tank house, one story brick can
Rouse, Two one story brick sheds and a
one story brick pump house The cos, Of
tne structures Ii estimated at sI1 600
other plans nled in The Bronx Include
those by Carl p. johnson for a frame
dwelling. 20x35. on tho south side Of oaist
street los feet west OF I.aconia avenue
Tor Ihomas Gilday. to cost $500: bv
Boore n Landsiedel for a SIS, 900 dwelling
Tor Mary Gerbin on the north side OF e25tb
street 100 feet east OF Brentwood avenue.
soNol'o' by r.. Ebling for a one story brick
dwelling to cost $4,000 for Joecnb yend,
on the south side of Waterbury avenue
oo'io feet east OF Wilcox avenue nv the
same architect for a frame dweliine ana
store on the southeast corner OF Walker
ana commonwealth avenues for John who.
ley. TO cost $4,000. and by Erich Peterson
TOT frame dwelling for Mary A. WeI,en.
oreusher to cost $4,000. on the Yves, sld.
OF Webster avenue s535 feet north -,
236th street VI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-18
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
fubhc Offerings Yesterday in Man
haitian. The Bronx and BrooLIyr.
'AT II vEsEY STREET.
BY Joseph y. Dsv

'AT II vEsEY STREET.
BY Joseph r. Day
S. two s Sie' fls,. o cor oid Ryay ioo;is
as Leo stark 81 al Ia" due S ,is,si,2 z1 s
PRIOR mtgs OF $4,000: TO the plaintiff
18TH ST. 80 f, -. 1873 W I'd a aW' SSS
az IL sly tnmt.v f Macy ct al. trus,
s ss ,S Morris ,os. L"sd'b::Tg ct al: due; III:
10TH ST. sso f, IS 800 is, av 'i 1879
sgt Josephine Norcum ct al; da. 81.
,i.s2' taxes &c. s2ss.s7: to the plaintiff
''''''', ..'''' '''''......&7 $1,000
g. sly tnmt-Maybeile Realty co AIT {,
;,1 N sa7 ,, 81 al ,, due ,2s?iis taxes &c,
dtrn"n; sold at private sale and transferred
by J. H. Mayer.
ICED ST 3iI w n = eOs Mornlnesid. Az
peIaney g.. ct al. due ,ii.essgss: taxes, AK
BY sSm@s rue P Golds,ict tSr ''''i'O0'
900 ic65, sty , M ;SS wo Iih az IS;
siSht5;, sub TO prior mtg $4,000; % the
CHANGED
office Of W. II Smith
ssTH ST, es; bet Av z and VOORHEES, av
iMSt S :Snrs a; II Lien CO OF n sst Marst
4 18TH ST. $, bet Av z and voorhies av,
lots 81 and 56-Tax Lien Co OF y agt
Margt McNulty ct al. to the plaintiff
ioi ''''''''' ''''''' ''''' ''''... ..s.. S4OO
BY Nathaniel shutter
r AID ST, \. 1915 Az I, 40xloO also
Brooklyn av. 200 n Az G. 2Oxi0n;
also + Goth ST. vs., $50 n Av c, 2oxioo;
also +sd st. 1913 Az n. a0xl00;
also Albany av. s. 2lTs Ditmas ay' tOs
100 also r 35th ST. =. 2775 Dltmas
av. 20Si00; also Foster av cor Troy
~. 2oxloo-Henry wal,emade sgt Kitchen
improvement Co ct al: to the plaintiff
4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-18
UPTOWN FLATS IN TRADE.

EIGHTH AVENUE Frederick Plump
has rosold a7il Eighth avenue. north
west corner Of i46th street. Ave story
Fat with stores on lot 25xi00. The
purchaser. Charles Hensle, gives in ex-
change five story apartment house
on the cas-; side OF Vermilyea avenue
jue, south Of 207th street. 1t is one
o. a row Of four houses erected by Mr..
Eensle The Eighth avenue property
was purchased by Mr.. Plump earlier
in the month in foreclosure proceedings
for i34l72
WEST lbTH STREET.-THE Duross Com
pany and Thomas Watson & Son have
sold for William +. Good 1874 West
FIFTEENTH street. a Ave story fiat. on lot
?Sxio3. adjoining the Ninth Regiment
Armory. The property was held at
$4,000 An investor Is the buyer.
WEST sTH STREET. The estate Of
The Allen has sold the four story house
al II West Eighth street, on lot 25.lx
s3il. near Fifth avenue. II has been
purchased by Zachary 7. Piercy. who
vii hold the property as an investment
Pope Bros were the brokers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-18

WASHINGTON. July i7-rhese army
orders were issued TO day:
First Lieut., 4, j. Sutherland, Fifth In
fantry, TO Durham, =. II, as professor Of
military science and tactics al New Hamp-
shire College OF Agriculture and the Me-
chanic Arts.
Major r r. Lacey Jr.. Eighteenth In
fantry. TO quattermaster corps. vice Major
j +. Normoyle, qutrtormaster corps re
lieved and assigned 20 Eighteenth Infantry
Major 5. II Elliott Twelfth cavalry, TO
Williamsburg COL and relieve Major ~
F. Mcclure, Firth Cavalry Of command Of
the second squadron Twelfth Cavalry
Major w. a. Hobrook. Tenth Cavalry
TO Fort Leavenvorth, Kan.
Capt / J. carr, Seventh Infantry, de-
d. Blasland. quartermaster corps re-
lieved and assigned TO Se,.nth Infantry.
Capt, Carr 20 Vera Crnz, Mex. as as
sistant to qusrtermastcr OF tho base depot
Lieut.. Col Il Il Buck, infantry. 20 Ninth
Infantry.
First Lieut.. G II Mason, signal corp,
from duty AT Fort LeayeuVorth 10 charge
second section Washington Alaska cable
and telegraph system a. Fairbanks, Alaska,
relieving First Lieut.. e. l. Eastman zig
nal corps, who will proceed 10 Fort Leaven-
worth army service school.
Major j. A. Murtagh. medical corps, from
treatment at Lettermhnn General Hospital,
Preside Of San Francisco and from fur.
screven, Georgia.
First Lieut. q y Tyler. Fourth Cavalry.
resignation accepted.
These navy orders were issued'
Commander ". u, Brotherton 90 tho
MonAdnock and the Monterev
Surgeon W J. Zslesky, from the Helena
10 naval hospital Canacao,
Passed Assistant Surgeon W, l.. Manu.
Jr.. from the Cincinnati TO the Helena
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-18
SOUTHAMPTON RENTALS.

Alfred r. Schermerhorn has rented cot
tages at Southampton. l.. l.. for the sea-
son OF 1914 for Mrs. Frank II. Cc?with
on Main street to Joseph r. Stevens for
James n Sawyer the Homestead on Main
street to Henry NJ. Ward for Mrs. Ed
ward Mitchell Bonnie Dune on Gin lane to
Mrs. Howard G. Dickinson for Mrs. Sybil
NJ. Atkinson on Shinnecock road to +.
Livingston Pell for Joseph p. Knapp Ten
acre on Great Plains road TO Harrison
Williams for w. A. Putnam Mdhelds on
Halsey's Neck lane to Henry w. de For
est for Mrs Marie Louise Understood
on Meeting House lane and Lewis street
to p. Stuyvesant Pilot for l.. r Jen-
nings on Main street to the Myrtle Bow
man Company. Inc. and for William
Davidson on Willis avenue to Mrs. Walter
Il. Hofer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-18
FORD COMPANY IN BROOKLYN.
BUYS Site for headquarters on he'd
ford Avenue.

Following a determination to secure a
central headquarters for their business IN
Brooklyn the Ford Motor Company of De-
'-olt yesterday completed NEGOTIATIONS
through the agency OF William D. Blood
good n Co. Of Long Island city FOR the
purchase ~ a site on which will be erected
a SIX story brick and steel building to be
used As saleSroom and service station.
ne Rlooigood company has sold to the
Ford company the plot at the northwest
corner ~ Sterling place and Bedford ave-
nue.. iiNlO0 feet. on which there Is now
TWO story garage. and the company also
sold Tor Kicks Bros. the six story building
adjoining 36xl0O feet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-18
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Builders Resell Drive Apartment Taken
in Trade on Thursday buyers
for West Side Flats

while there was no spectacular trading
IN real estate Yesterday, the market sus-
AIMED the activity Of preceding days with
, number Of transactions OF fair interest.
IRE principal sale Of the day was that
q the apartment house at the north cor
.er of Riverside Drive and 18TH street,
rhi-h 4 firm Of builders sold after having
,sailred u the preceding day In a trade
ma, the unusual activity OF the present
rar.et IL not limited to the sales de-
.ar,ncnt is indicated in the plans for new
,u,,ding. filed In Manhattan and The
srorX Construction Of buildings to cost
more than half million dollars was pro-
yded for In plans filed yesterday. Though
no renting season is long past. the leas-
20 Of space TO important concerns still
,orrs an interesting part of the daily
transactions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-18
MORE TROUBLE For CORN.

Inc troubles of Henry Corn and his
associates. which were supposed TO have
ehoed months ago with the sale a, auction
y. several properties OF his Improved
Property Holding Company. have heon 90.
vived. for yesterday a lis pendens was
MED against the property at the north
west corner OF Fifth avenue and -Four
'eenth street. On the corner In an eleven
story building fronting 1903 feet on the
street and 100 feet along the avenue. The
building was erected years ago when bust
ness buildings were FIRST erected on Fifth
avenue The Van Burens hold a mort
gage on the building. which they are now
foreclosing