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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1916-04-13

She finally succeeded in getting
the animal stopped near the
east end of Grandyiew, D. F.
Cahill and the girls brother gave
chase in his car and found her
almost in collapse when they
reached her. However, she
soon rallied and pluckily drove
the horse home.
= Rev. C. M. Cooper of Arvada
was the beneficiary of y will
which was filed in the probate
court this week, of Mrs. Helen
}. Porter, whose funeral he was
designated in the will to preach
a couple of weeks ago. The will
provided $1,000 to go to the
Methodist and Christian churches
of Johnstown and $500 to Rev.
Cooper. All books and maya
zines were willed to the public
library at Windsor. The entire
estate is valued at $4,000.
The sun., 1916-09-22
aAT1sr7ED MORrGAacs.

with name and address Of lenders at
AMsrERpAM. Az, ~. " s. a.. . ssd st.
!sxs7. March H.. isos--Jno Hartjen to
Mytuai Life Ins Co. 80 Nassau st. $4,000
''T ST III. 3 : : A%sssrd: ana az Em 20; %s
l. Grant to Ellis 9 Burriii. summit. n
J.: owner. Austin LAmcnte. Carmel. n
WEST ST. si':t from -: COR Rector st.
lkhea or wharf. se:s5 parts Of !.
Part; run: n along West q io7. with
West and Rector sis. adj and opposite
said ~bulhhead; also all property. wharf
age crainage. easements. &C. belonging
or proceeding from said bulk head Pier
IN r. foot Of Rector Of. extends from
said SSinh'as line ,',.:riy Tito North
width Of ~ q. With all r.. I and 1 10
bridge crossing West 1t and CONNECTING
pier With - West st: also all prop
srty. wharfage. crainage. easements. &c.
belonging 10 or proceeding from pier 5:
connsc,ed' With Pier 8: also ali r. t and /
OF parties nrst part IN and to any money
Government. Of tie U 3 a. condemnation
damages relating to said pier. wharf
rights and property Oct ~. 1soo--wal-
ter n ns..'s L irving 70 Theresa 2
Az 4: ii;si.' :.:::,s..is.iI,h;';;, ' ss!ss.
kommel. is1s Madison sv, and Eva and
Jacob Rubin. 1915 seth q. Brooklyn. to
t t,,Ii: I his's I i. " w .,ih st: ni;S;
18th 81. i!s.tSs VI. mort on lease. &c.
Dec :. Nis-webstsr Van Benschoten to
Soldis Talamo: atty. Robt L rink. $50
D"s''s .....' .....'....... sl'35O
The sun., 1916-09-22
RECORDED LEASES.
Nfanhaftan.

ttr ST. isa W. aii-Louis steckler and
ano to Louis Bonnet. is2 W iith st. s
yrs. from Oct I. 1915; atty. Robt p
BROADWAY. lSsf-ss. LIST ioft-slk Realty
Co to Dora MAxon. Mamaroneck y Y.
81 al. arm OF D Maxon 4 CO 5 yrs. from
Feb ]. 1915. > yrs rem at $1,000: attys.
steiner . Peterson. sos Bwsy.
NEW CHAMBERS az. 3. Allan Vat
ley ct al to Edw J Giliigan. 1888 "a
Boulevard. Bronx, ~ yrs, from MAY /.
1915; atty. Ay L Horwith 2ss Broad
sTH Az. :ioi. q: and par, c.Morri: ,Ssl'
herman ct al. exrs. Ac. to samuel I
silbsrman. on premises. ) yrs. from May
isT Az. t,i.:. cor .sih 81. n and p.rs
e-Jno q Alfke to Fedelio Brewing Co,
wi lN Az. 5 yrs, from May 1. 1911. S
yrs rem At $3.50: address. sol LIST
Martin R.iss.r to se'i Harry "a" RuS Sn.a Ao ON
atty. Isidor 0sriunksi. 81 Il iosth ., $500
LAFAIErTE ct. tSt also worth at. liz
Ken. SO W 18Th ct. 10 yrs, @f from Nov 1,
1919. LIST 8 yrs es.Ses and 1895 advance
therssftsr: attys. KSrsman. = q G.. as
Bread 81
SOUTHERN BOUT. 1918. north store.
Herman Hesse to Harry l. Cahn and
sno: sia u iist st. 8 yrs from Oct I.
1915; atty. Gesor Eichhorn. sos Broad.
way 500 To $500
The sun., 1916-09-22
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
Real Estate IN All Its Branches
JOSEPH P. DAY
u Nas0s st.. ~. Y. Pheae ia Cssk,
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON Sept: :i,-Th'se army
orS Major We Ism ,:nsd 10 to's Anderson, Sixth Cav.
airy. To- president Of the examining board
a, Washington. ID. c.. for examination Tor
First Lieut.. Hugh q. VOORHEES,. Dental
Corps. to army retiring board at Fort sam
Houston for sSamins'ion,
IL detailed AS professor Of military science
and tactics at the Pennsylvania state Col
'ei Sir. s'' Lieut. Se''. 1Isu e e. Woods. NJ. r. c..
N. NJ. 70 his home. and Is relieved from
First LIEUT.. Hillei unterbers. NJ: R. c..
TO the e%ommandsnt u. 8. Disciplinary Bar.
rssh:; f0s temporary S.ty: ,
from further temporary duty In the trans,
port service and AZ Fort Stevens, Oregon. to
Major C.. B%arnhardt. Eighth Cavalry. I.
detailed In the ouartermastsr Corps. TO
Southern Department for duty temporarily
complying with orders for Fort Bayard' x
NJ, will proceed via Fort Sam Houston and
Mi r.:o, and CHlumhur, n: ~, for the
smeulances recently purchased by the
Medical Department.
a. o:n. T Z. major W r Hsfii%%H"d' s 'Hts"tFy IT,. !.
rs. s.,,e.l ss; '% ":mn..11y' :s,s.!: o, tn.
Coast Artillery School for the purpose Of
taking the regular course:
Capts. LLOYD T. Horsfall and Joseph A
Green: FIRST Iieuts George F. Turner,
Philip Mathews. william r. Sh-dd, Jr..
John Mather. Robert p. Guthrie, Homer Il
Oldheld. Rollip l.. Tilton. George l.. Van
Dsussn. Edward l.. Dyer. Charles Hines,
Allen r. Edwards, Calvin NJ Smith, Lau-
renee watts, Henry n sumner Austin q
Taut:meisr. John l. Homer, Andrew l..
y: Booth. Csrleton u Edwards. Coleman
Ellis. Randolph T, Pendie,on. Jesse /. sin.
clair. Oscar Krupp, Charlie, NJ. Wood. Ru-
dolph. W. Riefkoph. John p. Leavenworth
Joseph y. Brown, Spencer n. Lane. Oscar
A.. Eastwold, Earl II, Metager. Byron X
Coleman. Henry A. WinGate. William {.
Warrington. Walter O, Rawls and Nern 4
Purnsll.
First Lieut.. Ira A. RAIDER, aviation Of.
ncer Signal Corps. 10 relieved from duty
| with the First Aero Squadron Signal Corps
Columbus. N. NJ. TO Mineoia. n. Y. foi
duty.
capt Hollis c. Clark. retired, is detailed
at tho Montana College Of Agriculture and
Mechanical Arts. Boseman. Mont.
Major LLOYD I. Smith. Medical Corps
having romp,sted the duty for which h.
was ordered to Washington. will return tc
his props station,
I'll. fo!,owinE .::!snmsnt. Of In'p:eicrs
AID. Western Department.. upon the reliet
| Of Col. Guy Carleton. Lieut.. Col. Frank NJ
caldwell. Third Division. upon the relief Of
Major Robert 9. Abernethy. Coast Artil
The sun., 1916-09-22
HIGHER RENTS FOR
COMMERCIAL SPACE
limited Amount Of Room
Available. Sending Prices
IN TO Former Levels.
18th ST. HOUSE FOR GIFT
East side Home for Mrs. B.
Bogert-Builder Buys Site
for Dyckman Flat.

The mos, interesting feature right now
q, the real estate market Is the growing
demand for commercial space. With an
ether such renting campaign an was con-
duc,ed throughout the city last year and
II, TO February this ear rentals are
,lte,y 10 be reest ablished in sections
xh,cn have suffered depressions and
many buildings that never have been In
coms producers will be placed on good
Investment bases. Reports from all COM
,,erc.a, zones Indicate less rentable space
on hand than for many years. In fact
anne brokers already are speaking Of the
.~,uat,on IA unhealthy. They fear that
many owners. realising that b supply
"a HISS than the demand. win increase
entails above healthy. normal rates
which cannot he held after . year Of
ordinary building.
me actual facts are that rentals are
not vet as high as they have been In
many places. Fourth avenus rates on
improve largely before they are up 10
old time levels. and the same may be said
in the retail section bordering on Fifth
avenue, though rentals on Fifth avenue
have not suffered equally with thoss In
other sections. II IL In the great Whoao-
ale and manufacturing district from
Fourteenth t. Thirty-second street. that
,ne greatest changes are to b found.
In that area a steady improvement IN do
mand is causing a stiffening Of pricea
II Ia unlikely that U Q values ever Will
Ne attained a. were quoted when that
section was new and was drawing
patronage from the old downtown die
,r,et. but rates are higher now than ~
have been since the movement began
toward further north. with rentals -
ing and little space to % had brokera
tell Of many concerns that are contain
plating removal to New Jersey. but they
regard the reports as Of little importanos4
They declare that New York n Row
ready for a new building campaign, for
BY the time new lofts and factories car
10 completed the present supply Of spAc>
will be exhausted.
All brokers who handle commercial
property point out that there never val
a better time than now to invest In such
real estate. for they believe that unde,
increased rentals that are sure to come
What are now investment properties vii
- made to pay remarkably nns incomes.
The sun., 1916-09-22
BUSINESS LEASING ACTIVE.

Charles F. Noyes Company has leassd
ne store and basement at Sal to SCI
Pearl street to the c. 4 NJ. Euvelops Gem
pany at an aggregate rental Of about
$4,000. This lease completes the rent
ing Of the Faber Building.
George G. Benjamin.. clothisr, who for
many years has been located In the
Fifth Avenue Building. at Broadway and
Twenty-fourth street, has arranged "a
move uptown. Through the J. Romaine
Brown Company Mr.. Benjamin has
leased for a term Of years the large store
AZ 29s Madison avenue. northeast cornss
Of Forty-irst street.
Spear d Co. nave rented the store and
Basement in 1875 and lSs West Twenty
second street ia John A. Dyschs: with
C~arstein. Linniken q Co. the second lofl
n 10 and II Spring street to the Prog
ress Belt Company store and basement
N ~ East Tenth street to Hollywood
Paper Company NTH loft In 277 Is 33s
West seventeenth street to Murray 4
Sorensen.
Cross & Brown Company has leased
part OF the store floor. northeast corne,
~ Broadway and Sixtieth street. to n
sigsins a in h Strand Building
o. George n: Conan: space in l7sl
Broadway to Springs 4 Co.. and on thu
Company: space q 1870 Broadway 4
ne Perlman Rim Corporation: Aftl
Moor at 5S-S west Forty-hfth street Z,
y. A. Berwtn q Co.; at 1901 Yves
Ihirty-hrst street, nth floor. to Norri
Nagel a Co, tenth floor At 3-S We
Forty-seventh street to H.. Il. Lindeberg
Louis Schrag has leased the store q
'3o sixth avenue to Alex Grants In 4
East Thirtieth street to William Vorhsu
and store and basement In $50 Eight
''"nue 10 $, Dipino 4 Brother.
i1pdale, Perry Il Dwight have leaset
'e twentIeth hoor in 1915 East TWEEN
y-sir'h street for a long term Of year
o Wilkln Il Adler: the entire building
~ l2i East Twenty-fourth street 4
LOUIS Alcantara m the entire building
y ~ West Twelfth street to Edwar'
Fields Sanford. Jr.
The sun., 1916-09-22

with name and addrees Of lender an,
lenders Attorney
Downtown.


with name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtswu.
tsouth Of Fourteenth stree..)
'oHS IT, q; s sss;' ,, Y %s,1'1 H..i e;
salts. "I 10 Relief fas f'i Fsss. q I.s 'ns fis,sh :n's su:
and int =: Per bond; atty. Title SS az
NEswT c cHi M sr, -. i:.:.So ScS
Sept it-Edw J 0iliissn to Gibson Dis.
tnling Go. 500 Hudson 1t. IS notes. in.
stAiI: 500 m1nih,y; : , c; atty. H.r rS
ALLHS sT. isi. :. i'i.; n Ri,vias;oS
st. ;s.ss':; w With . ! e "Trip on o . g;sn
st,ys. Amend 4 A. iiS Nassau ct. .tii.so
SANE PROPERTY; sept ,i-sams to
. C, a,tys. Amend 4 A, ils Nassau
ct $4,000
Esst Side.
EAST Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th strssts.)
'' 5ss ST. s s,a f ii.n n Il .s:;t Il ; 4 a,: : g III, 10
{; atty. iii. Guar : CO: ;!SS
s7TM 81, ii; i. n 5siw sd Az, is.SS
y Title and Mort Co. 1855 Brosdvsy:
.,sT y! 81, 8. .is is.iss.i. ssps
Is-Aibert Ahrena to Hy Muller. s3s
Gi.:;1H 2 Greene s,c1 3. S"uI, r. y. s 1 ? 81 !, i ~
West side.
(west Of Fifth avenue. between TeuF>ssnth
and lIoth strsstA)
WET END Az. a. n ; sGr ';sn =; '1; ns'
los S.h av, TO Abel King; II! p sSth
nj MT: an" s,1 tHSi au :,, yet L !; ~ ! g. 3 i s! p
Uptown.
Manhattan. north Of 10th street.l
iSsTH ST. =. %sl.c. CO.'S and tss.l y
each. $4,000. Sept N.Alrose Realty. Co 10
81 p c: .ttys. bowers . 4 - csdsI
,,STH II. I, tos.s lin ~, iSsIsS.ii.
Sept 2i-same to same. s yrA ~ Pc;
Attys.
Rsenx.
Borough Of The Bronx
MAPEs Az. n " cor isist q: at.ixs>-
Kursmar Realty Corpn to Cecil N Jewell.
Fort Mckinley, Me: pr Wty sss;too, sspt
10. . yrss p o; atty. N = Title 4 MI
e. 10 Vest Farm: station. w..is
ccaroiins , Hamilton. 1850 Prospect ~,
s:P!! a. , yr,; a. .; atty 8 wrsE
LOT 10. amsndsc mag Ads. P.ri.Rsin.
hard G~esohwind TO- A~bondansa Mascia,
s e, ,n c.Ht.F !. y; , 6: ' .tsy. rs sx''S'ss. g. ~.
rNsT FEN xv.'v...iti n ii.sthi H. ss'is
Ib.s-Absar Rsaity GO TO- LAWYERS Mtl
Go; % .t h,e' "a Fl rep e. III, II ps a.: .;s;;..s:'
aIlmsn con:tn GO. ine: I. H:,mas sisii
"a = - o. 81 Ri. SaH"' Malta" FrisdmsssS.. %!
BWay 1899
The sun., 1916-09-22
BUYS HOUSE FOR GIFT.

Mrs. Leslie J. Pearson II the buyer Of
The Ave story dwelling at ~ East Sew
enty-ffth street. sold sevesal weeks ago
by Grenville T. Emmett. The house Is
Intended for q gift to Mira Beverley
Bogert Of New Rochelle. Mrs. Parsons
daughter.
Descalzi Bros. commission merchants,
are buyers Of 236 Washington street,
Sld recently by william A. White Z
Sons for the estate Of Charles E Rhine
lander.
The sun., 1916-09-22
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat ~ vEsEY STREET.

1880. - ~ Joseph Y: Day. -
Inst ar P MeMorrow sons. Inc. ct al;
s.S SI.''t.is: taas'. &C. 'ss.so: 70 .hs
S4STi =, 800 Ii:oca st. i:Ss
:: r.: 81! n: sSs. s S. Fl o' ss:... a. s'1 ,s... s.
Y..ics mort. $4,000: to the plaintiff for
--1y Henry Brady.
.ssiss, s.y tim, ..s ssor..-L d War:
S s:n:i HGiiSS e, I !. ss:p,rc :; T. q. a.S due;
'r'' - sSt p Be-: :seS Sls.nv.id. ''''''''
'': az II, st.. &, r. ,I /; is S.;;.a i;' ~. Is.
taxes &c. 3.sSs Sc Ct ~ ~ aSsi ''''0s''"'
lat s3es THIRD AvENUEl
18TH :11a.. =; &; H. 3 ;s.s. &. s5s:: .,:Se y..: az;
Al: dus, s7is7:. a.es; IS: $3.50; .pr,o.
ssriSs: :.y n.,~c g op. snS.ms' .n az
sno. trusta ast Il A MAYHEM ct al: due
:sOs;st; taxes &c. '''s''; to- a. q;
.. By James J. Donovan.
isoTH ST. 7ts n. 9 .. iso " Prospect Az
tsxiss.lT irres: sly frame house and
Ac: ele1:aI: adjourned TO October 10.
ssxiee-M z Massey. a. extrx. aEt Clio.
venni Pfatania ct al: due. S2.st3 80
taxes. &c. ea3s.l0: to the plainti6. .esot
v..y,v,ny Jo:sph ACo
Ioxioe-Cscilia weidhaus aGt Henry
Cieland, Inc. ct al: due. Sl.0f0.i is; taxes
&C. eSss.ss; prior mort. s7.sos: to n:
MGRXW iv. 50. s... .v. ,sIics..
John Gallagher agt c A -Yaumeister q
Al: due. e1.sle.05: tAxes, &c. 1609.st: Il
the plaintiff .......... ........S3, 00t
- By Bryan l.. kennslly.
BAIHoATE Az. 1881. . .. 202 . Fitch 1T
Slxllolox irres. . sty fr dwl9-N N
due. Ss.'st?:: taxes. &C. e:3s.7s: to tn,
pAeinu1 '.'.'.'. 1870
The sun., 1916-09-22

,.::Ss ~, ~ YIN , ssndyytI ~ . =, ~ ~, , i,i,;s ~. 81
silvestro. Dicioco to Anna -Canceliiere,
ISL u 1feth IT; atty. Abb Finelite,. $50
Sd Nv. Wild 81. si.s.ioo.NsiSsS
and Jacob Biyn to Bowsry saw Bank.
iss gowery: attys. Cadwaiader. W.T..
s1TH ST. I. SIS s,h AZ. ii.isc'iivo
Edwin G . Hofe to Herman " Green,
$50 Morris Az. Bronx atty. Benz N Dor.
man. Hall Of Records. Brooklyn. .....N
FULTON ST. ei-ss-Fredk Roosevelt. trus.
tee. TO Fredk Roosevelt, . n SAD at. and
ano, trustees; attys. Wilson. b q W. g
FREEMAN ST. =. 2s4.5 " westchester sv.
6oxlo0-N Y Title 4 Mtg Co to Fredk G
Ooldsmith, i2t E 10th 1t; atty, N Y
Title 4 Mtg Co. 1856 Bway ...... 333. 900
LOTS 81 TO IS. map part Crane estate
N Title q Mtg Co TO Atmore l. Baggot.
at Hotel Gramatan, Bronxviile. y Y:
atty, N 7 Title . Mtg Co. 1876 Bway.
BRYANT, Az. n " G Jennins. st. -;
Lonefellow. av, n " c 172d ~, u;
southern Boulevar I'd. e .. i76 9 Home st,
Title 4 MTG Co. 1855 Bway; atty. N. Y
JACKSON Av.- 77s-Msthias uoeren and
ano to Benz r Goeren. 1901 Chestnut ut.
Phiiadelphia. Pa: atty. J N Levine, 80
pEvoS TERRACE. ,.7i.ii7s.cnar,e. n
d we'll to Julius Fabricius. 1885 Uni
xefeIty Av; atty. Title q q T Co, 17s
D"sS to,VVo
The sun., 1916-09-22

WASHINGTON, Sept, 2l.-Cru!ser Buf-
falo sailed from La Psz for Masatisn. sup.
ply ship Cuigoa from New York yard 10
Southern drill grounds. destroyer Ericsson
from Hampton Roads for New York. cruiser
Des Moines from :Aisiers for Alexsndria Ia,
tender Dixie from Puerto Plata TOR Hsmr,
ton Roads, gunboSt Dolphin from Lynn
Haven Bay Tor Warrington, destroyer
Duncan from Boston for trials. bst.leship
Florida. from HAMPTON Roads for Kappa
Acapulco for Gulf OF Fonsecr. collier Nero
from la Pas for San Francisco. collier
Orion from Norfolk for Charleston, battle.
ship south Dakota from San Pedro to sea,
tug Standish from Annapolis for Norfolk
yacht sylvia from h~mpton Roads for
Baltimore,
supply ship Celtic arrived At Hampton
Roads. collier Jason ~ Hampton Roads
collier Nsnshsn ~ Mare Island. tug Pa
at TiburOM. TUG eonema at Asmptsa Reads
destroyer WbIPpls at San Pedro. bAttlsshi1
wyoming At Hampton Roads.
The sun., 1916-09-22
JOHNSON ESTATE TO BUILD.
Will Erect Connercial Structure
At Broadway a>a 2rst street.

IN Bradish johnson estate Is about
70 Improve It's property. comprising the
DIock o on the north side Of Twenty
nrst street. from Broadway to Fifth ave-
nue.. with q large commercial structure
that Will entail an expenditure Of at
least 100000. The johnson holdings at
this point recently were rounded out
through the purchase from the estate Of
Richard M. c. Livingston of the property
AZ s2b broadway. A commercial build
ing Will be put up. the character of which
will be determined by the result of,nego-
tiatIons with several prominent concerns.
Under the new Law the proposed building
a be brought to q height Of sixteen
stories. The plot fronts 62.4 feet on
Fifth avenue. 1876 feet on Twenty-nrst
street 65.6 feet on broadway.
The sun., 1916-09-22

CITY REAL EsTATI
Horace .Ely&Co
REAL ESTATE
Il Liberty St. 4S9 Fifth Az.

II: pigs. $4,000; roushs. iW7SessS;
stays. TTs26.-
Sheep and LAmbs-Recsip,s. 400; un-
changed.
CINCINNATI, Sept. H--Hogs--Re-
ceipts, 4 200: slow. Packers and butchers.
siail25, common to choice. $500:
pigs and lights. %. 30 10, as.
Cattle-Recelpts. 200: dull. Calves.
steady,
Lambs, slow. GUi1.25.
The sun., 1916-09-22
CHINA LOAN NOT CONFIRMED.
Keen Interest shewn At the state
Department.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2i,-Neither the
State Department nor the Chinese Lee
CATION had Deer advised to-day Of the
proposed $50. 900 900 reorganization loan
TO China, reported In news dispatches
from Picking. but in both quarters keen
interest was expressed.
The new Administration under Presi-
dent Ii Yuan Hung Is believed here to
have lone much to consolidate the coun-
try and bring about peace, and It Ia felt
that only II small loan Is required to
complete The work..
1t Is assumed here that II the $780,
900. 900 Joint o goes through there
will be- no further effort to obtain the
proposed $4,000 900 Japanese loan
which was under negotiation at the tim
of tho Chcng Chiatun clash between
armed forces OF the two nations.
The sun., 1916-09-22
THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Observation-Disclosures
Foreign MailstThe Fire Record.
THE

For eastern New Ysek, peetiy cloudy 70
day and ts-msrrsw, not Much chanEe OF
Temperature; moderate southeTty Winds.
For New Jersey. partly overcast TODAY
And to-morrow; not much cnanse J"
temperature; moderate south winds. .x
For New Ensland: partly CLOUDY to,cny
psrature; moderate south winds,
to-day; tomorrow local rains and cooler;
fresh southwest and west winds.
NEW YORK. Sept. 7f.-The storm from
central Canada moved tvs and GOV
cred the lake regions. upper Mississippi Val.
from a centre over the po'-
tion Of Lake Superior.
Light showers occurred In parts OF the
lake REGIONS and the Ohio valley. but else.
where the weather was generally. tair ana
the pressure high, with centres OF nieh 10.
Gated over Montana and wyoming ana
along the Atlantic coast.
Temperature were higher In the axe re-
sions, Ohio Valley and northeastern states.
south Atlantic coast and fell rapidly In the
Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys.
Freezing weather was reported rom
parts of Montana and Wyoming ana tenn
peratures Of four to sig degrees above the
freezing point occurred In West virginia.
In this city the day was fair and warmer
wind. fresh southeast: average humidlty.
to sea level at . A. NJ. Ss.ii;.SP. NJ so:
Harometer ........... WI "
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. y. s;E.
Wind--velocity. ..... ~ III
weather ........... Panty Ciouoy S'es'
III ",. In ,h,s citv Yesterday
The sun., 1916-09-22
SITE FOR DYckMAN FLAT.

Joseph +. Day has sold the southeast
corner Of Seaman avenue and Academy
street. a plot 106.:x70.S. This 10 part
o; the Wesley Walt estate. The pur-
cnaser is samuel Kempner Of the Arm Of
Kempner BroS. who have operated in
This section extensively in the past.
Plans are being prepared for ths I'm
provement of the corner with q modern
sx story apartment house.
The sun., 1916-09-22
LIvE STOCK MARKET.

bEEVEa-Receipta. 1.t5s head : mainly
Ing; 7.eIins generally u~nchanssd. Dressed
beef in fair demand and steady. common
70 prime native sides selling a, i2glii,c.
sale. Market steady. Common to prime
veai.: Eait per 100 lbs; eui!s. S. fed
good demand: city dressed vssis, Ni7G2ic.
per ID, country dressed do. i5a zoe.
sn!s;MrSSin and shannon; rs x,,sin,s
az, q k.r Isu coammi..ion COMPANY. =
s.: s:nd a:s; IS v !; I:'. ,: 81 ,i.: eG !. ,s H.; ~ II:
1 Co. Z A.rsi.nd ssai:. ~. 'S si,'sc.
S $50. 3. = y Ssdd : |; Goals 50 We x:.i n.i'i.ss, 80:
> veai'. iSs. liN i. iss. vi.
SHEEP AND LANBs-R.ceipts, $40
iSmbs sicw and wsak to . shade easier
ordinary, to prime sheep tewes) sold a.
real choice do. on sale; eulls. E.Soas;
dressed mutton steady At ioqisc. per ID.
d' s:i::l l:%s; S1' : c. e i; - w., wright.
Is 's"o; :. p.nn =; :ss.'! =: n m," & S:i 100
IN e q Co.; H. r. . a,s,y'. q . !s%S.' 81 q; ~ Ss::
i.mb:. g. sii:ic; nj. g; .ii.ss; !, sheep.
~. S,,sv. : ea,S' -. ss;o"; hsrns Com
: : %. ~, ., WITTY .Is',s; 81 i!ils, y a. ri SIC;
i.m .s:.' 70. |" I 8 !Sss q ,f &C., So = s', M'
r. Hume. ~ state lambs, IS. Sil.26. 2, ITO.
~; 10 culis. -. -; . yearlinss, So, $3.50.
10 sheep. -. u.
sale; market steady to iOc. lower. Heavy
i e % 1s:.: eis: "o sis. i 50; r .! a..,i $50 . Sc Ss'
H. :ser.s.. i,i.S p.t 100 iSs Is. i's E. ..e'
!: q. curti. Z Son. 81 state hoaa lis
e sl.;:S u. , !: 81 5 ' ,sasS.. i s,s ~ s..: NM New
:sushs, 80. 9.Io.. rcsln 4 sh.nnon. :;
AS: ss::::::: ~: 'sasai::;'::;. : : ' :::s::'I 81. i
Other cities' Live Stock MARKETS..
CHICAGO. sept. M.-HessrR.e.ipts
;y.,.s.: Bulk HERON; lisht. $500
ii.io; rough. ss.iS0io:. pigs. ,s,156e7b' y
s:ei cattle. i:.sosiiso;' western s,.T:
IA; sGy' and A''t'r'' '',Sos'io; calves
sS.:p.R.e.!p,.. $4,000: unsettled. w..h,
a. sX''''; ewes "'s'e'''' lambs
100; lower. Lights. eiO.6o@ii; pigs, IS d
10; mixed and butchers. Slo.6oGii: gooe
heavy. eii:e6 ellis: bulk. Slo.b0@li.
Cattle-RsSsipts., $500; steady. Nativ,
S%.ii.: :..i s.'sseiS'ss; COWS ss:'a .s.sS a. ;,r' .;o "pf
dian steers. t6.5o0s.6o; prime southerr
steers. W0s; COWS and heifers. SIbogs
Bri NATIVE y:: Sa~: 'ss.s; .nd hs'fer'' 'ndod
sheep-Receipts. 800; steady. Lambs
r@lo.so; slaughter ewes. SI9iB: bieat
e.ipt.. $1,000: lover. bulk. sio.sS~io'F7s
heavy. 80, e6 oio.1S: packers and butchers
:isisS''''si Hight. 'i0.ioeio.'O; pigs
'csttie-R.c.ipts. $500; over. rr,m. ,..
:,::sss m!s2IS,so; dressed beef steers
cows. ;I'Se!ossi S.is.r.' c: Sos '1 .,S "i -
and feeders. 'S.sdSs; buila Ios: csive.
"sh.sp--Rscsipt., 5000. lower. Lamb,
srs. T0TSo; ewes. NSs0LsS.
PITTsnURG. Sept. n.-Cstus-st.ad,
:Spply i,Sgh'. Choice "IN0': prim,
"ss%:::p..s...dy. supply light. pr,m. w..A
lambs. e7oli.<o; veal calves. Sia. S00Ix.
Hogs--Lower.. receipts 10 double decks
prime heavies. eil,N@ll.s6t mediums an
heavy yorkers 1ilO0iisS;. light york
"a sIS9io''s; piss "e'.s" roush'
EAST buffalo. Sept. ai.-cauis-Rs
esipts, 100; stsedy.-- -
y..ls-EssslDt.. ~ ,Setivs: sAooQls,a 2,
lli.I33ii:soi, ml.sd, ,Ni.s5gii.5oi.y erk
The sun., 1916-09-22

MoHcTuN, y n, Sept, 2l.-A hul,cj
from a hunters rifle killod Eugene Rn,
nurd. an iutrrcolonial hallway "mploN",
in tn. Canaan woods To-day l, wa th"
first fatality of the hls game ,asou IN
the province.
The sun., 1916-09-22
New 4. =. Navy Yards Iasuiry.

WARRINGTON. Sept. 2l.--A commission
Of five naval officers headed by Rear Ad-
miral James NJ. Helm began studying
to-day the question of whether additional
navy yards or stations are needed on the
Of Cape Hatteras.