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Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-11-26
GOVERNOR HANNA Invited
By HENRY FORD To JOIN
IN BIC PEACE CONFERENCE
Asked to Go With Party Of 100 Pronli-
nent Men of the United States to Hold
Big Conference in Copenhagen
and Stockholm. n n
~ "~.2
AUTOMOBILE MAGNATE HAS ~
CHARTERED THE SHIP OSCAR II
Invitations Sent Out Following a Con.
ference With Leading Men Of the East;
Edison, John Wanamaker and
Others to Be in Party.

Governor L. B. Hanna yesterday received invitation fro
enry Ford to be his guest trip to Stockholm and Copper
agen for the purpose Of comforting with leaders Europe tt
1bcct Of peace 1t planned possible to form inernaton
difference through which the premnares leading the
of the terrible struggle Europe might be conducted TT
,egram follows:
THE TELEGRAM
New York. November 25 1915.
TO Governor l.. B. Hanna, - r'-i II
Bismarck, N. D. Ita-..s.. :a..;
Will you my guest aboard the Oscar Second
of the Scandinavian Line sailing from New York Decebera
fourth for Christana, Stockholm and Copenhagen!
am cabling leading and women the European
nations join and at central point to be
determined later establish international conference de-
dcated to negotiations leading just settlement o the
war hundred representative Americans being in
sited, among whom Jane Aiams Thomas A. Edison and
John Wanamaker have accepted today.
Full letter follows. ~ s1.'s,@ Il
- ' With twenty thousand killed every twentyfonr
honrs-tens Of thousands MANNED and .rlned-wh an
other winter begun-the time has for few and
with courage and energy irrespective of the cost
personal nconveneace money sacrificed and Of criticism
free the good will of Europe that may assert itself for
peace and justice with the strong probability that inter
national disarmament be accomplished. ~ .l}
Wire reply Biltmore Hotel, New York ,',. :,
HENRY FORD. ,a...s ,
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-11-26
FOURTEEN BITTEN BY
RAWNG MAD NAN

Pittsburgh, Pa, Nov. 25.-John Bu'
kowa, age q, while suffering from
rabies became violent and escaped
from a hospital today, ran through a
crowd scratching and biting people
until a patrol loaded with policemen
gave chase. After a battle in which
six police ocers weffire either bitten
or scratched, the afflicted man was
returned to the hospital, where he
attacked the superintendent, the ply
sicians in charge and an orderly. He
died few hours later.
To Be Pasteurized.
All persons involved, totalling a..
have been granted leave Of absence to
undergo the pasteur treatment as
precaution, while the hospital officials
and the orderly have been placed I'M
der observation.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-11-26

Arthur Shriner of Osnabrook cut
his jaw quite badly when he fell
down stairs.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-11-26

The BOnham restaurant at Fessen'
den was destroyed by fire few days
ago. The fire had its origin in Ge'
fective flue
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-11-26

Continued on Page Seveu.)
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-11-26

Continued on Page Five.)
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FORECLOSURE SALES.


YoRk-Heien sieds Oeilvie, Plaintiff,
AGAINST Elisabeth A. Dsmsrsst and others.
In pursuance Of a judgment Of fore.
y the above entitled action and bearing
a. sss' us "a: SsSs "a" Ii. o. -. stsR.s% n ..,d d'j jSdl /.
shs Exchange s.iesroom. Nos: .ii:is V.ssy
q si'ss |. Y 9o e. On Sot r.. s,s q ds M"o 81 Noysm S.sy
isiS. At u ,o'oieci noon Oh that DAY. ~
ySseph pay auctioncer: the psemi.es
therein sseiro d Us ;Hss d's ss 9n'iov % Dc solo, ana
land. with the Suildi%is and and %prSyemen Z.
II ni sss so sTsssfa; Of ' Mans.:,s Is1ns c, snd ce sslas
s1d STATE Of New York. bounded snd de-
side st ~ sssy.sss.y!sthRfsSai" t stree, Gs 'n d,. sSStns ons
from the corner formed BY ting in,sr.osiion
Street with the easterly side Of Madison
na.' w saa MTunnlns sssnss :SI,nsrly,
g ssr -: e :sa ~" Inc .,s 3 i 's:s sisst 2 s. !Sssss
tSsSss essieriy. .!ons the s.id Centre In:
corth.tly. ssa,n parallel with Msdisen
snsthsf par party D1 vail, r. one me S n,1.iasi s .ni0I =
.ide Of ssysn.y:third Street.; and thence
:nsy:shy,iida , Street. iAt twenty s : ~, ', zee. q 10 the q:
Dated Sew York. 6eies.r ,,th. 1918.
HENRY os Il BEpLls sSERso III. R ATTORNEY
of MasSstsan. New Yors City.
E.::. ssd 3 s,r ;s'a' street number 10
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Middle Line OF Block.

Middle Line OF Block.
This approximate amount Of the lien or
charee. to satisfy which the above de-
ecrioed property 10 to be sold. Is S37. ss3. ~,
With Interest thereon from the l7th day OF
md amounting to tsS4.sl.- with
gether with the expenses Of the sale. This
msnis and waser rate. '' or Other 'i liens.
which are to be allowed to the purchaser
GU, OF the purchase money or paid BY the
referee Is N.s7l.<o and interest.
josEpH f0 B. E HSiSose Nii' R..ss S.s
The sale In the above entitled action 10
hereby adjourned to Thursday. November
p. .,ss' n New the Y :a%' s soSs sSa p'.ei ISIS.
joseph. D.. .EDELsoS. .R.ferss.
The sale In the above entitled action 10
hereby further Adjourned to Tuesday. No:
Dated New York. November IL, 1916.
JOSEPH ID. EDEiIsoN. Referes.
hereby further adjourned to Tuesday. De:
place.
Dated j5 SsH EoIs. E SSrT 80: lbs.
The sale In the. above entitled action 10
hereby further adjourned TO Friday. De-
cember 18th. 1915. at the same hour and
Dated New York. December It'll. 1915
JOSEPH D.. EDELSON. Rsferes.
The sale In tho above entitled action 10
hereby further adjourned to Tuesday. De-
cemher ssth. 1915. at the same hour and
place.
Dated New York. December 18th. 1915.
JOSEPH D.. EDELSON. Referee.
The sale In the above entitled action 10
hereby further adjourned to Friday, Janu
Dated New York. December 2sth. 1915.
JOSEPH u. EDEI-SON. Referee.
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IMPORT NOTES.

The British Foreign ofac. has issued.
since the. latter part Of September. 305
permits Tor the release Of German aud
Austrian goods detained a. Rotterdam
under the British order In council. The
hritish othcials rejected forty-four cases
because the importers failed 80 show con
,lusiN"lN That they we've legally liable for
payment az the goods whether delivered
10 them or not There still remain, II il
estimated, about ! 600 cases to b" disposed
The Treasury Department has granted
drawhHck allowances Oh the expectation Of
chewing gun manufactured nv Wiiliam VI
Luden OF Reading Pa. with the use OF
imported gum chic" ana refine sugar
produced from imported raw sugar: on
card clothing manufactured by BTnIamIn
booth a co. Of Phi'aloip hia. with the use
OF imported card cloth on paper box stan.
ms9nfse,nred by n knowl,on Company
ported paper, on hosiery manufactured By
the f'rankford Hosiery Mills Company Of
Philadelphia, with the use Of imported
tured by the George Davis Company. Inc.
Of this city. with the use of refined sugar
impor,edi naaH' hpy~ar@aIiHc hose " sxp5r, S%
after having boon cut into lengths and
lifted with meta coupling, at each cnd ny
of Wilmington. Del. and on condensed
milk manufactured by the John r. Joke
Company Of Chicago, with the use or re
fined sugar produced from imported raw
Assistant Secretary ~ the Treasury
Peters writes to Collector Malone to the
effect that the list pHTherap PHI of the De-
partm.nt's regulations al December I. 1915
providing for the pLyTcE of ara wbaCk on
machinery Cars aud coal cars manufHc-
'ure1 bv the MitdletoWn Car COMPANY W
MiddletoWU Pa, II amended by striking
on the words machinery cars and Goa
cars" and substituting therefor the words
railway cars" Collector Malone Is also
advised 10y the Assistant Secretary that In
compliance With the request Of thee Penn
sylvania Optical Company Of Reading. IA
the I1pnpr nlpnfH rtEulatlnnS OF December
= 1905. providing for the aymen of draw
back on their products Is revoked
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SPECTATORS LEAD
REALTY TRADERS
Buy In Same Block With
ROckefeller-Take Plot
on the Heights.
BIG LEASING DEALS

Speculation governed real estate
trading yesterday. In every borough
buying for future profits a evident.
An operator bought in West Fifty
fourth street q short distance from the
Rockefeller colony, whose residential
protection has forced Mr.. Rockefeller
into the market several times In recent
years. Operators are no respecter' Of
other people. their wishes or desires: 30
Mfr. Rockefeller may be forced once nor
60 spend money to keep the block In
which he lives free from undesirable
shops. A plot on the heights came into
nov hands during the day. Since II Is
In q block a good part Of which Adolph
Lewtsohn controls the impression WA
that he il the buyer. Several Bronx
hats and plots figured In exchanges be-
tween local operators Leasing o n
tinued good. both In volume and quality.
Buriing slip property, which has figured
In several dcals in the last few weeks,
was leased yesterday by q concern of
prominence because Of its convenience to
freight carriers to South American zones.
where the company has or proposes 10
start q business campaign. An important
firm Wa. secured for the Equitable
Building by the leasing Of half of q
floor TO n Of the leading German bank
enS firms OF the city.
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LIS PENDENs.


l4eD ST. $40 w-Annie v Hoe aEt james
y Carney ct al foreclosure OF mort
9age); atty. IL swain.
i&sTH ST, \ =. between Norris and Court.
landt avs, lot 3o-Tax Lien Co of y Y
agt Michael Dolan at al tainended fore
closure of transfer of ia. iienb: atty,
A Neymann.
i4sTH ST, : $, .25 It W OF Amsterdam av.
4l.Sx9g. ln--i.0th ST Holding co agt
Hazel NJ shannon ct al foreclosure OF
MORTGAGE atty, c II Friedrich.
ILBERrY ST. 100 and I2e. and Cedar ~.
i23 and rs. part of-Childs Co AZ;
Metropolitan Life ins co Counter
claimi. attys. Barber. Watson d Glib
,.isT ST, EOS and 2lo w--Edw + callsn
agt Lizzie Kane ct al foreclosure OF
MORTGAGE atty. II swain.
IlsTH ST. lis and III E-N y Eye a
Ear Inirmary agt Eliza ] Cooley ct al
foreclosure OF mortgage; atty :
Riker, Jr.
BRoADWAY, W =, 3Oa3 II n Of l?2d 81.
leo .iNgl.7-Number -Four West Fifty
seventh street Go agt Emma A Mayhem
foreclosure u: mortgdgeDi attys. koose-
welt n kvbbe.
LORILL.ARD III. 2i50-Edward y Moran.
as .Nec'r. agt cathariu. McGiun Ct y.
foreclosure OF morig Aee,i ATTY, } y
Moroney.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
HoraceS
REAL ESTATE
II Liberty St. ls9 Fifth Az.
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

ALBANY. Dec. ss:-rhs following realty
eoTIS,:t;on were chartered here today.
F Fs.%.. sSrs;%s: william hsSd.i and
crimmin, opsrs,inSse Company npsf e'' MSanha,.
Crimmin;. clarence p. .cr,mmins and Con.
''ts sssp 81 SS'd Bay s' sun Yesk cry Corporation.
M:nha,tan; eAp;tai 10000: directors. ?.
s%s.wsrs . York M, F CIV. and Harry b.
s.pital. sio;SSo; d,rssiofs. Juiiy. Brsss:
Hollin4ton Realty Company. Manhattan,
ss5l Hox $4,000; ds,ss,Sr'' panisl 4 n,~:
HoIlinss R.nten. Port kk,chmond. i. ".
aSrSey 4 Quincy; Manhst'sn; c.p'i:i.
msic.; 7, /; rredsTiek Quincy. Susie Cur.
sssSaf,s \ walls, Manhas,sn; capital.
wals and Jacob NJ. schwartz. New York
Kew York Erection Company. Manhs,.
tan; capital. 5000: directors. {. g John
ssao. Ell H.. o Sna bsv d 4 T. b !, psa' Ns~ York Hai.
Six and Eight Rutgers. pisc. Company,
MXss n,n capital. M.ooei S,ssetersai
Franoob Realty Corporation. Manhattan;
s@sp!!.i. ,s.ooo; directors: Hor,ense g.
" ehN N"' SsN'
N"iss f Es,, T SSSi stree, Corporation.
Manhattan: capital. 1000: directors, Ed.
ward Buyer, Richard Buyer and Alfred
NJ, steiner, New York city.
Maynard Construction Company. Man
haitian; capital, $1,000, directors. Louis
Psrne,' New York city. 1891.
Leicosoco, Manhattan: capital, 1900:
directors, Harry J. sondhei, New York
city: A. T.. Rock. A. sioner. BROOKLYN.
Murtha Realty Corporation, Manhattan;
capital. $1,000; directors, Jacob. Rubin.
Aiex. Bernardik and Isadore shapiro. New
York city.
raieils Construction Corporation. Man
haitian: capital. $500: directors. Joseph p.
Faiella. Mary F. Fslella and william \.
anderson building corpor,lon. Tn.
Bronx: capital, 5000; directors. Louis
Epstein. Max :, Ysrhtz and Harry A.
Eb.teun. New York city.
william J. Martin Construction Com
pany. Brooklyn; capital. $1,000: directors.
Lena Martin. william Martin and william
Lenehan. Glendale, y. Y,
Mabwar Realty Company. Mamaroneck
capital. SO. 900; directors. Gwyn walker.
Elizabeth A. Alexander. Yonkers. n. Y:
Fred a. S,amand. New York city.
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an advance Of IS per cent. upon all cocoa
exported.
1T Is admitted that there Is a home
market. When this Is established, Il
governs. The price of cocoa for export
does not govern. nor destroy the home
market price.
The law provides thai II IL the duty OF
the appraiser or collector TO ascertain the
actual market value and wholesale price
OF the merchandise In the country whence
the same has been imported. This law
clearly indicates that II there IL a whole
sale price In the country Of prod uc'ion or
sale. that price governs. or course. II must
he freely offered TO all purchasers. II the
uomestic manufactures causes higher
price 20 be placed on similar goods taken
out of the country, II does not change the
market value. II may be that they wish
TO retain the merchandise for home con-
sumption. Re that as II may. the home
price at which freely offered makes the
market, value. The invoice value is sus-
tairei"
This cocoa was exported June 20
August %, 1918. and entered at New York
ana chicago In ~ pound tins, at 80 rorin
per bn' add packing and tins: discount
10 per cent. and 8 per cent
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Incoming NesseIs-ny wireless.

SIS Illinois. Port Arthur. .S miles eas, OF
Sabine bar a, Don yesterday
IS Radiant, Port Arthur, 7 miles east Ut
Sabine bar N noon,
SIS Mexico, Vera Cruz, 50 miles south Of
Sandy Hook AZ & l.. NJ.
- Brahani. Tan ,ico, II miles east OF Sane
Key AT noon.
- Gulirream, Port Arthur, ~ miles ess,
OF Sabn. bar ~ noon
S. Pro,eus. New Orleans, iH3 miles norlh.
west OF Tori ugas Al noon,
- Bantu wllmlnston. n e. passed Frying
Pan shoal at u y N
S. MAra,atbo, la Gusyrn, -" mules south
of Salrty Hook Al I y N
81 Fl Siglo Galveston, "A mules north Of
Jupiter al i =, ".
81 Conal, Galveston, 3Il milrs south OF
Sandy Hook Al noon,
S. City Of 81 LOUIS, SAY AMMAN, iIi miles
south of sandy Hook al neon.
IS Commumpaw. Al"yanirl1, fl mice not
sou, beast of Sandy Hook Al noon
81 Apache. Jack ON ls, ~ mlss south Of
Sandy Hook al 7 j., NJ.
81 Nelson. Port Arthur, II miles east of
SABINE bar at u, NJ.
-. III Sol, Galv, sion. ri miles east Of Gal.
weston bar NJ 4 y, NJ
s. j. A Hooper, New Orleans. ~, miles
from south pass al noon,
s. brilliant. Baton Rouge, Us mlles south,
cast OF south Pass al noon.
81 Esreruuka, Vera CruI -Oi miles ~esA Of
rr.s reso u noon,
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.S.sc g Ill. ,ss::lIsi. maj; 't;.i.S; .t.,.s.:@
aSessszSs:: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ion! H%Ht =. .Ilf sssS:ri ~ t' e ., Df BIZ y, ma Ia
sso9e: sssy: Lsns powitseh. rs Home
iSi.sSsst H.,sAsx,sss',..fsisSsi;::nsc. 's Z wi q; 80 e
Pee D: mtg SsS.Sss: atty. r"o T.ce.
'i;!S s;!
= rssss%iis.i:st, s az: H:s:
ccyttLANpf'xv IiS..;'v cor iSisi,S q.
pss es.seSi atty. r r Co. 40
wEssrEi Nv: wo.o1i.wn i "a.
ss1ilS.eEAf6en Tano!y TO Chas spisgel.
w 1Sss Il Pee q: mtg ss.'osi sdsES
SE,is irF.sgk:.s q sf.an.n s'f iaai s'ss 3
Commissaon. ise. .bway. Dec 90 atty,
oNY Jas Co. is 1.ay.... ..tat.ist.t9
I.ie.S.isSsixai.iosi S.Sass.lxssG Con:
x.an, lse. sssM isi.s 81 Dec 49, Az
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders at
torney.)

torney.)
STU Av, n 9 c li2th st, 2S.2xi0o. June 30.
lpll-JScob Rupert to Annie I.sasen-
field, 100 M~0rninsside Drive: attys, Fitch,
N Il u, ~ Nassau ...,,,.,,,.e $40, 900
10 Av, 1871, " 8, so n ssth st. 2oxss. Nov
l., lS0<--Juiius Mailer to Felix Torch:
atty. Moses Goodman. 2s1 Bway, 81. 900
ili-Lawysrs Realty Co e Andrew Car
,o Ssfl'I sr ~ rcs v w..; End sV, 'ses
iO0.li, Jan i2, l~sss--Andrew and Melu-
sine Bross to Melusine Brose; atty. T q
cp SS; IA n fARk w;nsT, ,s1, 5, tsis oiS
n iosth 81. -2Sxioo, Aug 8. isss--Patriok
and Katie e McMorrow TO Geo II Wat
son. Groton. Conn; exr; attys, Varnum 4
Tsr,,;on; 90 %''.i% :;;.ian,;'s;o;9' 900
i?5x n lo2 . X e COX n iOs . to So 81 K W
IS to beg, Dec 81. -lsil-The Church OF
81 Monica to the Emigrant Indust saw
Bank; attys. Il q " J o'Gormsn, 81
WEST END Az, Ism 81, runs n,'' n
2s AZ " Six u 7,sx W LEX = SO TO 10th Ut
X . go to beg, Dec 30, igi0--Eberhard
and Roberta a Faber. 20 Davis av. Liv-
,s = Ay: s-s.:sii,, .x;.ci,ss!h -, ~ SEE Z,
to International Committee OF Young
Mems Christian Associations attys, Mcr-
r,ll 4 Rogers, 100 Bwsy ..,,..,,. go, 900
SETH TT, . y, 1855 " 9th av, IT6xio2,2 9,
Jan 80. isss-Wm II chapman to the
Bank for Saw Of ossininS, " y atty,
Samuel Watson. ossinins. n Y.",alo,5 500
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BUY IN HUNTS POINT ZONE.

HOME STREETS. Jarmulowsky. has
. sold the plot. 1l3x110x irregular. on
the south side Of Home street. abou
1o9 feet east Of Union avenue. to
the Benenson Realty Company. which
Elves In exchange s44 Home street.
Q nv story apartment. on plot 40x
o9.sx irregular. sl.S feet west OF
Prospect avenue
EAST 237TH STREET-Paul Bultmann
has sold for John +. kearney to a
client the dwelling at 2ls East earth
street. OIL plot 60x100.
LAFAYETTE AvENUE-Jacob Zim-
norman has bought from the Reidt
Realty Company four lots, 100x100, on
Lafayette avenue. between Bryant
and Longfeliow avenues. for improve
, ment, with two 4 v story high class
apartments.
mAKESPEARE AVENUE william
Gamble IL negotiating to sell a plot
Of six lots on the northwest corne
Of Shakespeare and Boscobel avenues
70 a builder In part payment for y
new apartment house. IS foot front.
on Haven avenue between Hist and
. l72d streets. At hat point IL the
Haven Cliff. a five story apartment
finished early this year by the FIJI
rose Construction Company. Philip
Krulewitch. president.
JEROME AVENUE-W. Z. 4 w. L.
Brown. with McLesnon Bros. have
sold for Hobart J. Holoomb q lot on
h east side OF Jerome avenue, 367
feet north of East 1s4th street. The
buyer will build fats.
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HOMIE BUYING IN BROOKLYN.

Howard II. Jones OF the firm Of James
w. Elwell & Co., steamship agents. has
bought for occupancy the house, 95
Eighty-first street, Bay Ridge. 1t ID
located on the Crescent Hill develop
mont. a%djourning the grounds OF the
Crescent Athletic Club.
e. T. Newman has sold the four story
store property at eos Garfield place.
corner Of Seventh avenue. for the Somer-
set Hills Improvement Company. to an
investor.
Charles Il. Rickerson has sold ~
Lincoln place, between Fifth aid Sixth
avenues, q two story frame dwelling on
plot 29.11xl0O, for Miss Carrie Fulcher
TO O client
Forbes & Co. have sold the two story
dwelling at 1850 Eishty-first street to
Mr.. II. Soldin for about $4,000.
The A. 4 s. Brooklyn Building Cor
poration has repurchased the southwest
corner OF Fifth avenue and Seventy
sixth street for improvement with
apartments from plans by Cantor &
Oorfman.
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DuN0ND TAXES A Loss,
Sells for 100000 Nassaa street
Duilding That Coat 100000.

Thomas Dimond recorded tho transfer
OF ~ Nassau street yesterday. one-half
interest In the property going to Martha
B. Leonard. Martha b. Schurmer. Lucy
b. Brown n Charles w. Barnes. Tho
other half was transferred to trustees
for Martha 3. Leavitt. In the record Of
transfer the consideration was placed 1t
$4,000. Based on this figure Dimond,
who held IN the Pennsylvania Railroad
for a good sized fortune when the road
wanted to purchase his Thirty.sscond
street holdings. has paid Just about
$4,000 to a group Of operators VIII. oh
he a put down on the loss side Of
his ledger.
Dimond bought the little Nassau street
property three years ago from the late
Joseph Hamerschlag. Daniel Freedman
and X. c. Potter. II Is only q little
building in the rear Of and adjoining the
Liberty Tower Building. Dimond pad
about $4,000 for the little piece. giving
In part payment his country estate at
Rye. N. Y, valued At 100000. The
operators resold this place soon AFTER ~
. reported substantial prOnt
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Army aud Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON, Dec. "--Thcse army or
dere were issued to-day;
First Lieut., q X, Harrison, from Twenty
nffh Infantry
second Lieut.. c. NJ. Everett from First
INfsntry,
Second Lieut.. u. G., Baird from Twenty
NTH infantry,
capt, j. s. T. Young from Fifteenth
Cavalry.
Cavalry
second Lieut.. A l. p. Johnson from
Fourth Cavalry.
Cavalry.
FIRST Lieut., II ". Huntloy from FIRST
Field Artillery,
second Lieut.. l. Jones from First Field
Artillery
Capt, T " Holiday, Third Field Ar
tillery, TO QuartermaSters' Corps. vice Capt.
Il. 5 Wheeler, Quartermnsters Corps. re-
i,eved from detail In that corps,
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IMPORTERS ON BURLING sIR.

National Paper ana Tyre Company
Takes Row Of Lofts for Quarters.
The Charles r. Noyes Company he's
leased for Joseph r. Cuilman 10 the Ma.
t'onal Paper and Type company for
tWenty-one years at an aggregate rental
Of approximately $500. 900 the four I'VE
story loft buildings at 3?-28 Burling
slip. to be extensively altered from plans
by James s. Maher. architect. The
lessees are also negotiating through the
Noyes company for the upper floors
Of IS South street. adjoining. About
$4,000 square feet Of space 10 repre-
scented In this lease. BurlinG slip was
selected because 1t Is close TO practically
all Of the steamship lines to Mexico and
downtown.
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LEASES.
Manhattan.

SOUTH ST. .sS::.7, "a aoorM .. Ma,i MOT r..
a"t.i2 Yrs from Jan !, 1915; ATTY sHma
Wisse5; corsFs' L,os:ics. a%,l-;Hymsn
atty, Worri;. Wolf. 500 swsy : .s,leS
UNiSEHRRiltt y Corp to Duparau.t. Huot 4
Monenss Co. IS Wooster st. ~ yrs ron
MTsal!yErrE ST. i9s.iso. : upper hoors--
Hugh l. Fox 10 VIM u richardson ana
ano. RIdysheid ,Par*: y !; yw rem
isT Av. LOSSES, all-Mary A Grossn to
Jan i. isiS; atty. E " Burshard; ~
Bwsy md nHonora Rl,S to
John J O'Halloran, 337 Il tlst st. 10 yrs
from Jan /. 1916: atty. Il ii burghara
srH Az. W 8, from ssd to s,th st: i:th moor
-l6l sth Av CO TO Rogers 4 Co, Inc,
. Ill: yrs from May 1, 1915; a,ty so
UNiVERsITY PL. is-iS. Let loft-univer;
slty Place Rlty Corp to 4 kri,cher, ios
schlessinger u l., 10 Wall ST.. 's2,Ioo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-31
These navy orders were issued:

Lieut.. j. :. Evans from the Nestal to
General Electric CompHaN. schenectady.
Lieut.. l.. N. Stevens from command of
tho Marlborough to Noval War College,
Newport
Lieut.. ". I. . Davis to the Nes,aL
Lieut.. y NJ. Bates from the F-3 TO com
mand the FL,
Lieut j Ii Desses from the Tanning to
command the Marlborough.
Ensign A X. Marion. from the Now Or.
leans 10 Naval Academy,
Ensign c. j. McReavy from the Con-
~necticut to Washington.
Ensign u. II. Ltile to the Wyoming
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-31
l.. !. CITY PLOT BUYER.

Stuart Hirschman has sold to the City
Real Estate Company n plot 76xs0 on
the north side of Hunters Point avenue.
1858 feet west of jackson e The
Real Estate Service Bureau acted AS
broker.
Marie A. Lier has . bought from
Thomas Capek, a plot. 100x10O. on the
east side OF Amity street. south OF ia
maica avenue, Long Island City.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-31
PLOT DEAL On HEIGHTS.

Meyer Hecht has sold the plot 100xs0
on the south side of 170th street. 1875
fse1 east OF Fort Washington avenue
The property adjoins on the east a dfty
foot site owned by the Barney estate.
Adolph Lewisohn owns the east end Of
the block Just sold. controlling all Of the
Broadway front with the exception Of .
small parcel at the 169th street corner.