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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-10-25
North Side.

Late beans are still blossoming
and green beans are plentiful.
Mr.. Brydon is busy in preparing
ground for a garden and orchard.
The pumping plant Of Mr.. Rog-
ers is at the depot and the Install
ment of same will be started soon.
Here shall be the Garden of Eden
of Mimbres Valley is the slogan of
every Northside booster.
Huber brothers have harvested
their fine stand of beans which they
raised dry farming.
V. s. Hills ranch has crew Of
men cleaning the balance of his for
ty acre tract. Shortly the builders
will be busy with his new house.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Hooper have
returned to FL Paso after a few
weeks visit with her mother, Mrs.
r. Frye.
Mr.. McDonough is drilling a well
on his desert claim east of the San
ia Fe tracks and contemplates max
ing it the home ranch. Mr.. Med.
believes the Northside is hum
mer.
The progressive Northsiders are
taking electricity and no doubt
within a short time a line will be
run from Deming to furnish power
for pumping plants and lights for
homes, in this neighborhood.
The Rincon road from the Dem.
ing-El Paso boulevard north along
the Santa Fe tracks has been cleared
and graded. We hope the boule-
ward will be completed this fall as
far as Santa Fe crossing at least.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-10-25
Melon Growers Association.

Edward Byrnes, of Chicago, and
J. o. Wood, of La Junta, Colo,
were in Deming Saturday in the in
terert of the La Junta Melon Grow
ers' association. They desire an or
ganization of contaloupe growers
formed here to affiliate with the La
Junta organization, the organization
here to contract to put in two hun
dred acres of cantaloupe. Mr..
Byrnes handled the output of the
La Junta growers this season with
great success. Their proposition
was received by a number Of grow
ers here with enthusiasm, and the
association is now in process Of or
ganization. 1t is well known that
a very Superior cantaloupe is grown
in the Mimbres Valley. and that the
production is enormous.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-10-25

Seed winter wheat and oats for sale.
"A. l.. Taylor. 2wSS
Lots for sale, Nos. 8 to IL, inclusive
of block 80 Of the South Addition TO
the townsite. Write P. o. box PIG.
Deming. N. Mex. 81
House to rent, six rooms and bath.
Telephone 1872 rings. "A. A. Amy.
s7tf
Lot in the residence district of San
Francisco to exchange for Deming or
farm properly. Will also trade for new
or second hand pumping plant. 7. L.
Chase. Deming. 34tf
Neighbors-I have at my farm one
mile from Hondale thousands of bush
els of fine green tomatoes also some
ripe ones uninjured as yet by frost.
Come and get what you want at accent
per pound. H. B. Stricken. 81
For Sale:-Pumping plant In first
class condition. delivering 800 gallons
per minute, running 1 of the time, irri-
eating IL acres Of alfalfa and two acres
OF garden. Engine runs on solar oil at
cost of Is cents per hour. Will be sold
at u bargain. E. w. Baumann. 2 miles
southeast Of Deming. Stiff
Wanted: - By young lady, permanent
position as governess for young chill.
dren, some nice family. Desire to con-
tinue music. so must be convenient to
come into Deming twice week for les
sons. Have piano children may use for
practice. Best Of references. Answer
Immediately to box 2s3, Deming, N. M.
37.lw'
have for sale four year old thor
ough- bred stallion, sired by Handspring,
a noted Kentucky sire and bred at Lex.
ington, Ky. This is one Of the best bred
young horses that was ever brought to
New Mexico and carries the blood of
Iroquois, Vandal, Child Harold and Lee
viathan in his veins. He is well broken
to single and double harness and saddle,
is kind and gentle. Price four hundred
dollars. DIR. s. ID. Swope. l3tf
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-10-25
Free, Who Wants it?

Good building lots on Copper ave-
nue., four blocks south of hospital.
| will give two lots for the price of
one to any person agreeing to build
a home thereon.
30tf NJ. j. MORAN.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-23
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
CWIh name aud address of Lenders attorney
JANUARY -
MANIIATTAN


AMSTERDAM. AVE. n q cor I29h st. 2la>
IGONI7 gNs iNgG3. Fob o. 1911. Mlude T. Mouos
TO Zaidce Williams 500, attorney. Wolf ~
Kohn. 2O3 Broadway
BEDFORD ST. W ~. i779 n n of Downing ST.
runs W 10 land ~ Sroolh.n aNSN u " 37s tu
land of John Jacob Astur $ " Ia. * 81 s.
arlne p luhrs 10 Herman Hoy,r: 50 900. at,or.
ncys. salter 4 sieinkamp 40 Nassau ST.
o.. GaERcE ST. e III e OF Ryagtog ST.
Catharinc Weber. oNtrN. and Philip and Peter
Wehcr. cNrs. $4,000; attorneys. Amend * Amend
10 Nassau 81.
GREAT JONES ST, %. mtg. on fixtures. June
10. 1911: samuel Horn to Relah Godcnbcrr.
5000. attorucy : L"bEcr, 30 East 1921 81.
LEXINGTON AVE- 1910. @OyG4 IA. OCT Il.
1905, Henry. David and Marcus posncr and auu
TO Frank cohen @oo'. attorney, T. \ lsllc'. -
William ~.
Welt to to william iieIdc. $3.50. attorney. ,%S2
Amend 4 Amend. no Nassau ~.
MANGIN 81 ~. 21x91: Dec .. 1906. Guayc
GolGbaum to Elliott NJ Eldrldg.. sIs.5oo. att.r
ucys, 1hompfon y Fuller, go Wall II.
PIKE SLIP. 81. 2ox52 #: Feb p. 1875; Daniel
ana ana Mary r. = Iog@r to trustee Of Fir"mgn $
600. attorney. Title Guarantee ana Trust CO. i1G
Broadway
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. e c,r li5h ST.. mtg on
fixtures. Jan y. 1910, Dacorn Realty 90 10
Halls Safe -, $i.oI3; address. $50 Broadway.
SrH AVE. 2s2o 90 II II n Of i5Ist st. 21xst:
April ~. 1900; Morris rnd R"na Ruohshaum ia
NhEllfl J. 'N'ud'lfl. NNtlV't dlbIUt's AARON 1T
Schwar1. 1870 Fulton 81
20 81. lbi. IA. 20 n " OF Avenue y ~ A.
luL5. julius and cecilia frauk"l fu Eikln Kahn,
$2.'"p. au"rnc,, Hugo Cohn. 10 Avenue \.
FfH ST. q l. AT and adjoining cor NJ fence
which formerly incloscd ward Of Greenwich say
lngs Bank, said point being ~ n from cor
9Th ave, runs 20N i5iN o. Gu.GN Q IN
rear IGN JfN iON t?.5 point on
u g ) Ith 81 - " 20 TO begianlng. 9th ave.
W 4, S3.d n from cor Washington Place.
runs " COX 2Ox IoN pa to- beginning
April :. lWN. Victor Leon Masou tn Sarah TIcrX
SL0o; attorney, Harry Edwards IL William st
25TH ST. lIG tn $50 West: mtg ON elevators
ctr. contract Of Conditional sale. Juno ~, l9ll
Gibson -SioinGart Construction 20 to OF. Ilc
Nator 90 Sllu00, attorney, William ~ Brady
! II Battery Place
26TH ST. ll2 and IA Wcs mtg on elevator,
! &C. " -. June ~ 1911, \ 4 Construction Cl
/ way
'3p ST. D. East. ioxloo,5. Aus rs 1902
! haries and Abhic Buck to William g Snow
! SlSO'1oo. ndfrceT. Cleveland, ohio
! iiTil ~. 25O n " Of Avo \. 23NiO2 >, Dec 2s
/ lWb; Joseph Hrudcr to German Savings Bank
| ,ib of New York, $1,000. attorneys. Amcnd s
Amend ~ Nassau S.
! 9TH ST, g, 100 n " Of Amsterdam ave IS
| OBJ June 3. 1903 Mary J and Thomas = KcI
| to John \. Thomas and r. ! Kelly eArs etc
| Nl1.25o. attorney. Charles Wil~oa. LIB
erty ~
lo3D ST. 30i west 2osI0o II. juno ~ 1910
Frederick q Dicfcnbach TO Charles aud Ann
New-York tribune., 1912-01-23
REVENUE CUTTER PLANS
Officers of Service Not Opposed
to Transfer.
rFrom The Tribune Bureau.

Washington. Jan. 22-There will be no
special opposition on the part or onlceIs
Of the Revenue Cutter Service TO any plah
proposed by the President. and approved OS
CONGRESS- for the transfer of the Revenue
Cutter Service from the Treasury Depart
wont II has been pointed out by the econ
o,,,. opd efficiency commission that saw
Inr OF more than 100000 can be erected
by partitioning the Revenue cutter service
sending part of its duties TO the Depart
ment Of Commerce and Labor, and assign
ing officers and enlisted men and the shlPS
10 the Navy Department,
Those attached 10 the Revenue cutter
Service assert that the commission prooao'E
overestimates the possible saving lheS
saw that while the transfer OF revenue CUT
ter duties 10 the Department or CommerCe
and Labor and the Navy Department wou'o
enable some saving in administration the
economy cannot by any possibility amount
10 two-ffths of the present cost OF the
service If the change is effected the Navy
Denartront is likely to place the revenue
cutters their officers and enlisted force un-
dor a new bureau. which would probably be
l,noUn as a coast guard corps. This ou-
roam would have charge of the rescue work
now performed by revenue cutters the
patrol OF waters requiring surveillance and
the destruction of derelicts. 1t IS possible
that this might come under the naval hy-
6rographer, and the revenue cutters be en-
ploycd for ocean surveys, for which purpose
there are not sufficient naval vessels OF the
requisite size 1t is realized that it is I'M
possible to amagamate the revenue cutter
personnel with the naval commissioned
list although under the new arrangement
graduates of the Naval Academy might he
appointed 10 vacancies in the former pro-
vided it was decided TO continue the leVe-
nue. cutter or coast guard feature.
1t is understood that Secretary Meyer Is
in favor of the proposition, while Secrc-
tary MacVeagh. is not disposed 20 sanction
any plan which would deprive his depart
ment Of the revenue cutter branch Inc
recommenda tions OF the President are
awaited with l.een interest by those most
directly concerned.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-23

,rotber commercial building within 100
| ,oot of the restricted residential zone oil
tho Murray Hill section will he the out
.,o of a lease signed yesterday. The
o.onertv that figured in the transaction Is
- Nos Q and II East 9th street. owned
-. Mrs Elizabeth NJ. Anderson, who has
leased II through Mccarthy Feuo"s'
-. n veIIer and Hayes & Robertson
80 company recently formed under the
t,,,o ~ the and II East Thirty-seventh
Street Company
IT., ,oasa is for term Of tventy-one
,.oors and carries renewal privilege inc
ro,tal aegregating over $4,000. the ieS-
a. ,r,,, erect on the site a twelve story
stora and loft building Of The most MODERN
.,,ro Negotiations are now pending lot
,.as,r, tho entire structure TO one tenant
for a long term.
vre Anderson owned No. for many
vaars and recently acquired NO. II from
the Lewis estate. She also owns nos. "
ord : East S7th street, together with No
a; Fifth avenue. forming an / Which
s,rrorpds the northeast corner OF F1fth
o,.or,,o aud 9th street. owned by the Lewis
oetate Mrs. Anderson also owns the Grounu
at the southeast corner OF F1tth avenue
and 3sth street. on which stands the bon-
wit-Teller building The Evert Jansen
Wendell property at No. Z East @'th street
and No. S East 3Sth street, adjoining the
marcel lust leased, was recently sold TO Il
buvcr who contcmplates erecting build
ing on the site for his own occupancy.
Little trading Of interest was announced
Yesterday. What sales were reported were
confined mostly TO dwelling and apartment
houses
Edward r. Corey is to erect theatre az
No. 13s TO li6 West iSth street preliminary
reports Of which were published last week.
From plans he has leased the proposed
structure 10 John Cort, who is said TO con-
troll 100 playhouses in the West. The prop
ertv has a frontage of o. feet and has been
rorted for a term Of twenty-one years
with privilege of renewal Plans for the
new structure. which will he patterned
after the Petit Trianon. with a marble
front, are now being prepared by Architect
Thomas Lamb. Directly opposite. on the
north side Of 4sth street, is William ~
Brady's Playhouse.
Mr. Corey. who has in view further large
operations in the Times Square district
has just opened offices at No 30 West "th
street.
Leopold We'll has negotiated a loan OF
500. 200 for five years al per cent WIN
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company ioF
George IT, Earle. Of Philadelphia covering
the Strathmore nine story apartment
house. on plot 75Nt0 feet. a the northeast
corner Of Broadway and sd street. Ihe
grade floor of the structure is TO b" romOd-
elled into stores.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-23
LEASES.

y. Brigham Hall & William u. BLOOD
good. Incorporated have leased for the
3lst Madison Company. Terry & Tench. the
second loft at No. 1i3 Madison avenue for
term OF years 10 the Stanley Supply Com
rany. and to McGrath & Dawson tho third
loft i'm the same building; also. in coniunc-
ton with the Erncstus Gulick Company.
the front half Of the ninth floor in the Put
nam Building. Nos o 4 and West 18th
street. 10 the Haulenbcok Advertising AGcn-
cv and Languagc Phone Method for term
OF years.
Pcase & Fllimau In conjunction with
Horace :. Ely & Co. have leased No 10
East l2d street, a i've story building. to Al
exander TAYLOR & Co. dealers in athletic
supplies. The lcase ls for long term Of
years, al a net rental.
The Charles r Noyes Company has leased
the store No 356 Pearl street TO the New
castle Leather Company. the store NO 10
Front street 10 the Hanover Supply Com
panv. a floor in No 2o5 Pearl street 10 John
r. Missing and space in 30 ~ Franklin
street to the American Sanitary supply
Company.
II. &. Senior & Co have leased 10 IN"
Century Tire Company space IN the Rhine
| lander Building. at the northeast corner OF
! Broadway and 6sth street.
s. Osgood Pen x Co. havc leased tn"
westerly part Of the sixth floor in Nos. %
and % East 18th street to Miss Minnie a.
! Lewis.
Barnett & Co. have leased for term Of
years the store 40. 20JS Lexington avenue
TO the New York shoe Company.
The Cross & Brown Company has leased
for Christian IL. Lang the parlor floor store
al No. log West 9th street to Susanne
Westford and FRITZ Trowbridsc. millincrs,
doing business under the name Of Susanne-
| TrOW bridge
New-York tribune., 1912-01-23

Tit" Guarantee and'Trust co 70 Fulton 1rus
Mary q Strong n Mary & Shattuck; 81.
Fred Wurzbach 10 Lydia Taylor. 81
Joseph Brandt and ano to Meyer JarmuIo"
SKY: 81
charlotte " Malherbe 20 Ira A Pearl. 81.
Title Guarantee and Trust 90 70 Central CON
ference Of American Rabbits: $3.50
Fannie Bernstein, admnE. 10 Fannie Bern
Mary u Reynolds 10 Grace Ahrens; 2 assts: 81
SlEmuud Levy 70 Rank of EUROPE: $4,000.
city Mortgage 90 to katharine b weber; SZ5'
0OO
New York Trust co 10 city Mortgage Co; 81
Anthony NcOvcn 20 knlckcrbocker Trust 90
81
Emanuel Fround N Hclens Freund: 81.
louise \ Eamstsck. admr, 10 Louisa WehFum
$1,000
Elsie Powell 70 Wilson VI Powell; 81 no.
Same to same. S6.6ll.
Same 20 same. 50 lS5.
Solomon Moses to Solomon Moses and ano
cy.s. $4,000
Same 10 Sarah Triedlander: 81 zoo
~auo fo same. $40.
same n Arthur r Friedsnder. Sino
United states Trust Company 81 New York u
LAWYERS Mortgage co. $40. .O10.
sarah WoIska - Sarah Ross: 90, ,o0n
LAWYERS Mortgage 60 70 Joseph Levin; sl'.
charles r Seymour, admr. 10 Lawyers MOI.
gage go. $1,000
Alfred y Readlsston 10 The Finance CO
amount omitted
Wir' Howe 20 George 4 Ouinhv. 81 ooo
American Mortgage 90 70 Jarod W Roll. t6 800
r.,dla Ip'ranuluF - August 7 Srha"fNr: 500.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-23
PROGRESS CLUB BURNED OUT
loss by Flames IN East Side Organiza-
tion Estimated at $4,000.

four story building at Nos. IS and 80
venue A. utilized by the Progress Club
pr social and business purposes. was com
etely wrecked by fire early yesterday
forming. Two weddings and a dance had
ken place during the evening, but the
lilding was empty when, shortly after
clock. the fire was discovered.
BY the time the fire apparatus arrived
be flames had gained great headway, and
bere was danger of their spreading to ad-
eining tenement houses, so a second alarm,
Tinging Chief Kenlon TO the scene and
ter a third. were necessary before the
re was brought under control. Three fire
en- were hurt-Edward NoOnan. of Engine
,ompany SO. being cut on the arm by fall
\ z glass and two members of Truck II
hing slightly burned
sThe fire started IN the basement and Is
bought to have hesn caused by an over
fated furnace. The damage is estimated
10000
New-York tribune., 1912-01-23
RIG MURRAY HILL BUSINESS BUILDING
To Be Erected Property Leased from Mrs. E NJ Anderson
37th Street. Near Restricted Residential Zone.
TRADING CONFINED TO DWELLINGS AND TENEMtNiS

four story building. with stores. on lot Eixth
feet The property IS on the west siae "a isth
avenue, about midway between 4''h anu
streets
OATH sTREBT-Tbe Frank /. Fisher ,or Co"'o 70
parry has sold for Isaac and Henry MAJ MsaLgysiling
Oscar kress the three story orownstohr a1y 100 s
house No. 90 West oath street, on loI No,,se
feet The sellers recently purchased the houso
through Miss VI. Mon1han. O.,
MONROE sTREET-Gode & Cohen have ,5,Ii sJi,i
No. 20 Monroe street. extending TO Nc - on lot
ton street. six story new law mousse q"
25x102, to a client OF s. DE Pasquale'
l31ST STREET-Arnold, Byrne 4 Bau'rSii,tt 20 st
have sold for Yetta Greenhood No ol Ntst a1, I
street, Eve story hathouse' on plot -'N''
feet.
EIMooD sTREET-Van Nordcn wilson
have sold for the Dyckman Estates '"il,aey l.nae,
eight lots the north side ot hlw0'H %.o - ,ost
extending through TO Sickles street. ~ ~
Of sherman avenue. +,
TENTH AVENUE-Johu !. Boylan has @ @to,,.
for Anna Muller 40. 76l Tenth avenue a o. o.,
story tenement house with stotf ,b,s nroperty has
100 feet This is the hrst tilne 'hiS P'o
been transferred in forty years
18TH sTREET-E. sharum has sold 10 .,rod, .ne
Arrnor Realty Company No. i2i East istt isoS 80
n 0ye story tenement house, on Iot -'N'| -
Lots at southampton. Long Island. were give"
In part payment. -
17fTII sTREFyT-Daniel IT. Renton & Co have
sold for Francis Colety the nye story ap I, sax
house No 5O2 West roth street. y" p'' -
90. II feet to a client.
THE BRONX.
SIMPSON .sTREET-Kurz & Lren. Inc, have
sold. I'm conjunction with Lou schmiIt' tori1e tor tne
Rocklard Realty Company NO. lu'" o',mpS,' ,,I,,so
s,rcct a Eve story new law apartment hous''
Sour families on a floor. on a plot 37.6Nloo feet
10 an investor.
HEATH AvENUE-Ernst & Calm ard J.. .,5 ),
Ii,rnan have sold for Oliver Y. Brant IN" nor u,
,s. norrcr ~ Heath avenue and @3Oth street on
a plot T5xIO4 feet.
MFI,ROsE .AVBNUE--L. < \. fincuS ana NJ NJ,
Goldberg have sold 10 A. Bensan,9n ,ne Inc orre
al
' % - - s,.enua and 1Slst street, on a pioI
aoxii5 feet NJ t.. Levy was the broker.
Union AvENUE-D. II. scllly .,hnast 80 na,t
sold for Joseph Daley tho pot AZ the @ no, ~ a
"ornor ~ Union avenue and i6sh street es q .
R%onx fronting 100 feet on 1Gsth street by loo'o
foe, on I -nion avenue.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-23
SUBURBAN SALES.

Slawson & Hobbs have sold for j.
Adriance Travis his property at Montrose,
y. V. to II. r Cook. Of Panama. The
property consists Of about twenty acres,
with dwellings and outbuldlngs. adjoining
many fine estates and commanding fine
view OF the Hudson. Mr.. Cook intends to
occupy the place
Charles Fischer has bought Plot 10 at
Woodmerc from the Burgh Realty Com
pany through Henry iIotchncr. This prop
erty has a frontage Of 80 feet on Central
avenue and a depth Of 1i5 feet on Elm
street. Mr.. Fischcrs residence adjOns.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-23
BROOKLYN SALES.

Thomas Clark has purchased from the
Cooper estate, for the purpose OF erecting
a theatre the block bounded by Halsey and
Macon streets, Broadway and Saratoga
avenue. The sale was negotiated by Rich
ard Goodwin
Henry Pierson & 90. sold Nos. - to 43l
Sterling Places row Of four story double
apartment dwelling houses, each ~XlSl feet,
for the Sterling Company. These buildings
have an annual rental Of N25Oo, and are
assessed at 10000. This is said to be one
Of the largest cash investment transactions
on the Park Slope In years.
The Samuel Galitzka Company sold for
the John T.. Sullivan Company TO Henry
Fields and Samuel Ringler the southwest
corner OF Fifth avenue and 5Sth street, a
three story building. on lot 40xl0O feet.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-23
LIS PENDENS.

GID ST, a24 West Marjorie G Singer AIT
james 4 Hogan et al foreclosure Of mtg a..
torneys. Jones &C. Carleton
ST NICHOLAS AVE, n cor Of l5sih st. 2033
xIs 5x irreg; Abraham Ruth agt Allen w Ross
Il al (amcnded foreclosure OF mtg; attorneys.
Davies, Auerbsch, Cornell e. Barry.
I52D ST. 4la East; Louis Erlenkoetter aet
Grace = BRADY ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attoq-
ney, c Kudlich.
18TH ST. $, f75 n W Of Broadway Xix
90 II. 150th st. 5 g. 12J II " of Broadway. i3Gx
9g I /. West End ave. Is g cor of 62d Il, y .5x
100. West both Street Realty co agt sidney
Rendick ct al faction to set aside conveyance;
attorney. Tonkin.
corRTLANDT AVE- cor Of l59th st. Is sGx
as. simon Goldsmith agt Simon Thlfeldcr 81
al foreclosure OF mtg; attorneys Newman 4
Butler.
LAFAYETTE ST. . cor of ith 81. 81. i1xl20;
rafavette St = $. 20 II OF 4th 81. l9x1l0: Whl-
lam Law agt Legal Realty and Mortgage Go et
al foreclosure OF mtgD: attorney. T. B Cander.
1oaD ST. n r. 1879 n OF LIST ave, lsqr
100 10. Arthur Alexander ct al agt Sigmgnd
scbneider et al foreclosure OF mtg; attorneys.
Alexander. Corn & SondheinL
oTtI Ct sf2 TO sl6 East; two actions Knick-
erbocker Trust Co sgt Hamilton Holding GO ?.
al foreclosure Of two mtgs); attorney, "
Bellinger. jr.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-23
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS
TFrom the Tribune Bureau.

Washington. January -
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following orders
have been issued:
Major MORRIS X. BARROLL, coast artillery' TO
Fi-st I.isptensTt pisgN A EIIICoTT BROWN. gath
Infantry. on arrival AT san Francisco 10
Letterman General Hospital ,rrr,,1rr
First Lieutenant CHARLES \. IEIkAI ~ ~, =
medical reserve corps. from active duty rep
Leaves OF absence: Captain CHARLES F,
ApriI 10; captain WADE II. CARPENTER.
coast artillery, fifteen days
NAVY.
Passed Assistant Surgeon \. y. HEYWARD. de-
Passed ST', Assistant M OIS Paymaser BRANTZ MAYER.
TO Naval Academy. February J.
Naval Constructor II 4. EVANS, detaCGiea bao' So.
Iron Works Bath. Me; resignation ac-
cepted. April 90
Naval Constructor G. A. RIssETT. detached in
spector Of hull material for western distIlSt
Portsmouth
Naval Constructor l.. : ADAMS detached Gen
eral Electric Comp ry. schenectady; 10 bath
Naval Cons,rTctor " J. BAXTER. inspector Of
hull material for western district OF Pennsyl-
Assistant Naval Constructor W P. DuRLY. dc
tached navy yard. New York. January p; 20
General Electric Company' SeheTcc'IR1yy IR1yyDf-v
detached navy yard Portsmouth. March !;
TO navy yard, Philadelphia.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-The fol
lowing movements of vessels have been re-
ported to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
Jan 2o-The Mccall. tho PauldinE and the Roe
at Hampton Roads
Jan. 21-The Mccall. the FauldinE and the Roc.
Tompkinsvire the Washington and the
North Carolina AT Key West; the Balm
bridge at Wuhu: IN" Piscataqua AZ Annoy.
the Albany, at Nanking.
SAILED.
Jan oO-The New orleans. from Honolulu for
Rrenerton. the Monaghan. from Norfolk for
Charleston: the Mccall. the Psuldirg and
the Roe. from Hamnton Roads for navy
ward New York: the Prairie. from Hampton
Roads for Tompknsvillc.
Jan 21--Thc Buffalo, from Shanghai for Annoy.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-23
BIG QUEENS ESTATE TRANSFER

There was filed in the County Clerks
office at Jamaics yesterday deeds showing
the transfer OF q large slice of Queens
County. The executors Of the estate Of the
late Leonard j. Busby transfer S07 acres
Of land fronting on Rocky Hill road Black
Stump road Lincoln avenue. Hillside ave
nue. and Queens road to the J. \. Wigmorc
Real Estate Company, Of Manhattan. Just
what consideration passed Is not given, but
the real estate company gives two mort
cages. one for $4,000 and the other for
$4,000. The land lies between Bayside and
Queens