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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-15
DEEP HOLE.

There win be church at this
place sunday morning at 10 O'Clock.
Aunt cinda Berry passed through
here Friday,
Foster Burton Of Blaine passed
through here recently
John CLARK visited home folks
recently.
Mrs. WIN Clark called on Mrs.
r IL Burchett last week
Dallas Clark called on Harvey
Preece Saturday.
Jack Preece has returned to Pig
con
link Burchett called on Deep
Hole friends sunday.
Bin Starr and Jerome Preeee are
fox chasing now
MARTHENA.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-15
REDBUsH.

School is still progressing pt
this place.
Hamilton and William passed
through town enroute to Buttons
creek Saturday evening.
Elem Lamaster, who is attending
school here, visited home folks sat
urday and Sunday.
Cam Holbrook was visiting Har-
dy skaggs Saturday and Sunday.
Laura Evans and Emmett Sparks
are attending school at Red Bush.
w. q. Daniel and wife visited
home folks Friday.
Mrs, Agnes Bailey visited her son
Charley Saturday
Elem Lemaster changed boarding
places from Bill skaggs to Napolean
Williams.
vinson Lyons visited home folks
Saturday and Sunday.
Alfred and Della Hay are board
ing at Roland Bowlings and attend
ing school here.
vinson Lyon was calling on Hes
ter Holbrook Sunday after noon q
II. Daniels.
Our teacher, Mr. Daniels is very
much pleased with his normol class
there being very few cases of the
dreadful malady. sick kitten loge
affairs that so often becomes cpl
demic in a boarding school.
SNOWFLAKE.
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puI,nIN.

sunday school Is improving ; :
this place.
Maggie Mcknight has retnnf
from Portsmouth
Albert Mcknight made trip I
Ruch creek sunday.
Saul Lewis win move into q
house vacated by John Blllups v
Mr. Mcknight has returned fruln
Portsmouth.
Ben Hatten was recent s'sites
In Catlettsburg-
Wise Crum is saving ten feet q
lumber and four cross ties dJ-
We are having church ever So
urday night and Sunday AZ this rho
Mr.. Stephens is moving into me
house vacated by May North. s<lI
sophronia Neal went 20 Col
bus Thursday. M
TWO BoYs
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ALoNZo.

Sam Porter is at Catlettsburg this
week at the bedside of his father
who is seriously i'll.
Forest B. Preston was in Gin
cinnati Monday looking after the
interest of the Preston Coal Co.
Mrs. Sam Porter and Miss Kath-
ryne Preston attended church at
mouth of Cow Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Preston who
have been visiting relatives at
Thelma, returned home We'd
nesday.
DR.. R. NJ. Akers, is in the store
this week during Mr. Porter's abb
sence.
Miss Madue Compton of Louisa
who has been the pleasant guest
of her brother and sister, H, Z.
Compton and Mrs. Allen Ferret for
the past two weeks returned to
her home Saturday.
Mrs. Cyrus Preston and little son
Dellmas Jay. visited Mrs. F. B.
Preston Sunday.
Mrs. Lon segraves visited home
folks Sunday.
Clay B. Elkins was here Thurs
day, calling on the trade.
Mrs. R. NJ. Akers, of Emma, is
the house guest of Mrs. Sam Por-
ter this week.
TWO EYES.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-15
GLENwooD.


Dennis Cooksey, OF this place who
has been sick for some time with
typhoid fever. is slowly improving,
Mrs. j. NJ. Cooksey is no better
Mrs. Dock A. Smith Is some bet
ter.
Miss Fannie Meadors was visit
ing Miss Myrtle coburn last Mon
day.
A large crowd attended the rag
lacking at j. B. webb's Thursday
night
Cecil Coburn moved to Dellstrace
Friday, where he will live for some
time.
Miss Fannie Meadows was calling
on her cousin Mrs Fin Right Sat
urday.
Azel Holbrook and Calvin Queen
we're visiting b. Hunter last sun
day.
Several of the young people are
attending school at Grayson.
Edgar Meadors had the misfor-
tune OF cutting his foot off by
cutting stove wood.
Theodore Coburn will start TO
|Fl., Monday. where he will locate
| We are sorry to see him leave, for
he is a good boy.
Miss Myrtle coburp was visiting
her sister. Mrs. Nora Webb, last
week
Haskell Webb and Russell spent
last week with their grandpa, L.
C. Coburn, OF this place.
Margaret Hoaser, OF Bolts Fork
was visiting Laura Webb Thursday
Mont Cooksey and wife went 70
house keeping last week neal
Glenwood.
ONLY CHILD.
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YATEsvILLE.

William Watson. of olioville, one
of Cats best citizens. was pulling
out past here this moning forr Col
umbus, Ohio. where he and family
will make their future home.
c. d. Stuart, OF Green Valley. a
very efficient surveyor, was making
some small surveys here Monday.
Chas. Carter, one of our leading
farmers, got one of his arms badly
hurt while repairing some fencing
Adam Harmon, the genial notary
Of Gait, passed Though here last
ionday,
Ben f. and ". II Bentley are
home for day or two from Chat
taroy They will return to their
work at that place this week,
The iO-year-old girl Of Jesse Ber-
nard and wife, who has been dan
gerously III for SO long, is eonyal-
escing, we are happy 10 announce.
The road from here to Louisa Is
considered lmpassable. but Charles
Carter is making almost daily trips
ing goods,
w. V. Roberts, the merchant OF
Cadmus, passed through here Mon
day en- route to Louisa on business
Mrs. Hester Carter sold a fine
horse for $3.50. cash in hand and nc
grumbling.
Jack Short. who has been Mt worf
for Tom Hays. is at home for few
days.
COUNTRY GREENHoRN.
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icnArrAnor, W. VA.

Another good man passed away
on March End Mr. RUFF Diamond.
He leaves a widow and several
children to mourn his death
There is much sickness in our
country.
VIM. Garland went to Lexington
for mine boss.
recently to take the examination
BLUE BIRD.
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MEAD's BRANCH.

Charley childers was visiting on
Blaine recently.
John Reynolds and Robert Chill
ders are digging and selling coal.
Married., February 22nd. Miss
Mamie Travis to Mr.. John stratoa,
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THELAIA.

Eph johnson, who has been sick
for some time. died Wednesday
Feb. 2sth, and was buried Friday
All was done for him that could be
done by his children, friends and
but he gradually grew
worse till death relieved his suffer-
ing. He was an Industrious, sober
and honest man. He is survived by
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WANTtD-ACTNt MAN IN EACH LOCALITY

To join this Society. Sick, accident,
death benefits. And introduce our
Memberships. All or spare time. $50
10 $500 month. Every Member Sc
cured gives you a steady monthly In
come. Experience not needed. Write
for plans. Box JI-2saaCovington, Ky.
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CHARLEY.
TWO EYES,

There was preaching at this
place by Rev. Isaac Griffith and
Gilbert Miller, and there was very
large croud.
Pole Compton and family have
moved recently where he will work
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-15
BAD CASE
OF GRIP
Caused Sore Throat and Ion-
silitis. Restored by
Peruna.

Mr.. w. II.
Hous1ey
Greenyfllc,
Tennessee.
writes;
Five years
agd.I took a
very severe
cold which
resulted in
Ia grippe. /
naver wnR
SO bad of, I
was In bed
sew o ral
weeks. and
when l did
get up i nuu
tonsilftis
and 9 o r o
sL..at
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-15

LOST: Sunday. left hand
brown Kid glove. Finder viii please
leave II az the NEWS office,
New-York tribune., 1912-03-20
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Rosa Hamburger 70 Elizabeth \ CasnHy,
Sc 500.
Kieren DAILY N Pearl " Fass. 81
Golde & Cohen 10 Joseph Neska. 500
Jane Molor 10 It'll" Guarantee and Irus'
CO. 500.
Jonas We'll IN Mar Mccarthy; 81.
Herman Reinor 70 Simon Klein, $500
state Realty and Mortgage % N COLUMBIA
Trust 90. Slno. 80.
Harrison u Wcycr ~ Flor"tto : Never, 500
Bronx Investing 60 10 Sew York Trust
Co S66,OOO
Fivo Borourhs Realty 60 20 Bernard II
Arnold, Si75l.
Title Guarantee and Trust 20 m BANKERS
Trust Co. $40. 600.
Helen I Goodwin 10 Title Guarantee and
Trust Co: 800 600
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust % ~
charles = Bull. trus. $4,000.
Dry Dock Savings Institution 70 Lawyers
Tito Insurance and Trust 90. 100000
LAWYERS Mortgage 60 to Josiah to""l
and ano, eXrs. $4,000. ,o
Babettc Erdman 70 John r Brown; Hli2lp
West side Construction 60 10 DoWlnck
Teloso. $500 49,
Bernard II Levy 10 p Heaney Co: 500.
Mort gage Guarantee 60, SJOO"o.
sam" 70 same, 10000.
Hugh I Young - al. indIy and a7 eNrS. IN
Christina ~ Young. > aSstS, 81.
Charles J Lane to Cohen Eckman CORP
assts. 81
Guysio Rlumentnal N Reni Faden: 500
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust 30 70
Lawyers Mortgage 60. $4,000.
John Rotz 10 Frank Run 800.
Dclado'd Estate COrporhil hilon. ~ llIs
Guarantee and Trust co. $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-20
REALTY NOTES.

In the recent report by FeaSe & Gilman
II was stated that offices had been rented
at Nos. 4s and 80 Nassau street to 7. h.
Ackerson etc. The initials Of Ackerson
should have been VI. r, leather goods for
a number Of years located AT the same ad-
dress
The Louis Becker Company negotiated
the recent sale Of No. j3S West l59th street
to John Davis
William r. Moore has been appointed
agent Of No. 15S West ath street and NOS
247, 2i9 and 2J3 West 52d street.
EIectus r. Backus, formerly with HORACE
s. Ely &. Co. has opened an office at No
22oa Broadway. on the southwest corner OF
Stth street. for the transaction Of general
real estate and insurance business. tie mas
leased for Homer Lee offices to Brainn "
Doctors. womens tailors, at 80 -''
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-20
LIS PENDEN S.

GERMAN PL. 64f; Gottlieb Brcnzinger aSt
Anna Rosenberg et al foreclosure Of mtg; at
tCrueys. Wager Acker.
LOT a. block 81 map |. .13S section l. map OF
Morris Park; lots lS 10, ~ and ~ block 81,
map |, 13S. section l. map or Morris Park; Eliza
" Page agt Fidelity Develop co ct al tdc-
tipn to establish Henl' attorneys Rollins a
Rollins.
10TH ST :. III n @ Of eth ave 1SNiO0 (;
Lila \ Cocks agt Edmund l. Cocks ct al faction
to establish will. ctcD: attorney. j VI Bullowa.
IilTH Sr 10 West Abraham Kaplon agt
Charles Buck Construction Co foreclosure OF
mtg: attorney, l. II Levin
IsT AVE. cor 1tsth ST. 1s.llxT5; Gladys g
Barber igt Annie Rosenberg foreclosure Of
mtcD: attorney, NJ Allen.
nth ST. 143 West; Frank Genningcr agt
Con'ey Realty 60 81 al (amended action to fore
close mechanics lienl: attorney j Kelly.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE n . cor s5th st, IOa *
l2j VIM II Barnard agt Edward Stendler ct al
ospecifc performance; attorneys, Putney,
Twombly Putney.
~ AVE. I e cor l7jth 81, t3s 2Nil3,l l0x irreg;
Edw Weiss lst CodHo Realty 60 ct al dore-
New-York tribune., 1912-03-20
LEASES.

Hayes & Robertson have leased for the
Central Realty Company the two top
floors OF the new twelve story building at
the southeast corner Of 18th street and
Irving Place to the Review Of Reviews"
magazine for a term Of years. This com
pletes the leasing of the entire building
with the exception of the eighth. ninth and
tenth floors Tho building was completed
February /.
The Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased for the Crllikshank company the
entire building No. 1873 Beekman street to
George Stephanides and George Zintzo for
q period Of fve years; also the store and
basement at Nos. 2S1 and 2S3 Water street
for the American Kitchen Products Com
pany to Darwin g. Minor
Andre and Jacques Bustanoby, former
proprietors Of the Cafe des Beaux Arts in
10Th street, are reported TO have leased
the Abbey, a six story structure at Nos
10 and 1l2 West 89th street owned by Lee
Shubert The lease is understood to he
for FIVE years, with the privilege Of renew
ing for a similar term. The annual rental
is about $4,000. At the office Of William
Klein, attorney for Mr.. Shubert. no infor-
nation could be had regarding the trans
action.
The Duff & Brown Company has leased
for the United States Trust Company for
a term of years TO Senator ]. NJ. New
comb No. 334 Convent avenue. a four story
dwelling house: also to the T. j. and G.. l.
Brown Construction Company a suite of
Offices in the Franklin Building, at the
northwest corner OF Amsterdam avenue
and 145th street.
o'Connor. Lawrence e. Ellison have leased
for the Downtown Building Company TO
Lawrence & Lawrence half OF the eleventh
floor in the Knickerbocker Trust Company
Building. No. 60 Broadway, for a term Of
years.
Frederick southack & Alwyn Ball. jr,
have leased for S. Jermulowsky the store
and basement in the new bank building
At Nos 81 to IS Canal street to Weinstein
4 Co. for the Iverson & Case Realty Com
pany the fifth loft at No. 20 Crosby street
10 j. Rosenblatt & Son. and the fourth loft
at Nos. 552 and 554 Broadway to Sirota &
Aptokbar.
Frederick Southack and Alwyn Ball, jr"
in conjunction with the Douglas Robinson
Charles S. Brown Company. have leased
the entire building at No lS2 Duane street
. TO V. Lopez & Co for a term Of years.
H. G. Senior x Co. have leased the four
story dwelling house No. l62 West 6jth
street to the Alumni Association of Mills
Training School for a long term of years.
ID. H. Scully & Co. have leased store
in No. lO7 West l25th street TO Matthews,
haberdasher; in No llS West 125th street
a store TO the French Restaurant Com
pany: In No. lOS East 18th street, a three
story dwelling TO James Savage and No.
q East 127th street. three story dwelling,
10 Rose Kelly.
Henry Brady has leased for the estate
of Thomas l.. Hamilton TO Louis Bauer
five lofts in the building, Nos. 33 to 347
West 26th street for term of five years.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-20
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of grantee and al.
'orncyt
Interest per- cent unless otherwsc stated.
MANHATTAN.

DIVISION ST 81. 2ixs4X iueE Sophia Mas
10 George h2cher. sZa o Bssh"lGk zen %Ec br3oEN,E
e per cent, $1,000. attorney, Hugo COIN, 10
Ave 4.
DIVISION ST 30. I7x122x irreg; Annio Kos
berg 10 Gabrielle Engle. l2D West 18TH II prior
mtg $4,000 March Is: due March lS 1920. y
per cent, $500; attorney, l. II Levin, go Broad
way.
HENRY ST %, 25x1O0. Annie Davies 10 Lewis
Johnston ~ West S5th 81; due June Is. 1912. q
Ter cent; $1,000: attorneys, Johnston & Johnston
1876 Broadway.
HAVEN AVE, II Q cor 10th st. 73xI27; Strath-
coma Construction co TO Chelsea Realty Coz
March IS / yr. per cent. 13j Broadway. Sl2J.-
WF; attorney. Title Insurance Co, l35 Broadway
SAME PROPERTY: same to Harry B Davis
Mount Vernon, n Y: March Is prior mtg SlO2.-
0OOJ; due oct ]. 1914. per cent; $4,000. at
tOIncy, same as above
MONROE ST. 20, 25x1OOx irreg. vincenzi Ba
jerdi to Gode & Cohen, corpn, 223 Wooster 81
lprior mtg S25, oO0y; March 10; yrs per cent;
SlOjOO attorney. Max AtmaYer 300 Broadway.
OAK ST. IS and 20. Ask irreg: VIM q Ihrig 10
Title Guarantee and Trust co; March rs due as
per bond $4,000; address, l76 Broadway.
PARK AVE. cor lG9th II. 7fX27; Eiiz
Msrd @SSr 90 20 Eowe :: Ssngs G narT - s,5oHS
Cacwalader 40 Wall st.
4TH AVE, 357, 2oxSOx irreg; Armory Holding
60 to Adoph Wiener, l2l East 2sth -; March
II (prIor mtg $4,000: due Sept 10. 1912, per
cent? $4,000. attorneys, We'll Len, 1872 Mas
sau ST.
9TH AVE. s. ~ # s Of 5Oth st. 22xSo; Julia
Coherg, extrx. 10 Isabelle Hall. Geneva. y Y;
March is prior mtg $1,000. yrs; $1,000: at
torney Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust co.
$50 Broadway.
nth ST. 10 West, 2Jx92. Royal Improvement
Co 10 Samuel Kempner and ano. - East 10Th
II. March is. due as per bond; $4,000.
SAME PROPERTY. same IN same Cpror mtg
81? COO; demand. per cent. March rs: $1,000:
| attorneys, Kurzman 4 Frankenheimor, - Broad
81.
42D ST. ~ 10 80 West. 53x1OO: Pentalpha
Realty Corporation 10 Lawyers Title Insurance
and Trust Co 100 Broadway. March 10. 3 yrs;
$3.50. 900: address. $50 Broadway.
5lST ST 439 20 Az West 3 sty brk. 7sY1Oo
Henry Nedg 10 Isidor Frark, II West Gjth Il:
March ~. yrs. per cent $1,000; attorneys
Rogers Frank, 2S0 Broadway
] jjTH ST. 80 East @Gx ireg. Clarence +
New-York tribune., 1912-03-20
MECHANICS LIENS.

Aor-EDrCr AVE. 1892 and ifot National
Fircproof sash and Door GO ast Towanfa Con
siructIon 90 and VI Fine, owners and contrac
tors. Sl37 25
223D ST. :, Ms3 (, Of White Plains rt
I"Sll43; Morris Porh"rs agt Morris improve
u.,ut CO. owner and contractor. 5000
AMSTERDAM AVE, S cor l59th 81. X .
Samuel II Drcl'ioh 90 aEt Mrs Gussi" Herman
owner and contractor. Sl2 90
PARK AVE. 1872 Water Supervision GO aSt
David Cohen owner. cohen. contractor; 81
CTIRYsTTD ST go Water Supervision CO agt
David Conou. owner, \ cohen, contractor: so.
1GGTH ST l07. Water supervision 90 aEt
Ellen curtin. owner. \ curtin, contractor: S2I
BROADWAY. l743. Water supervision 90 ast
6ieorsiaua shannon. Letitii Gates. Francis ;
srlor and P"'"r A TIcg.mau. o"mor,s. NN'Noh'
church Il Partridge. contractors, '2i
LEWIS ST lbs 10 162. water supervision %
0gt Mary Nrisner. owner. cohn. contractor
30 AVE. 1850. water supervision 90 agt
Gretchen Ulmau, owner; N Goldb"rs contra.
tor. S27
CHAMBERS sr. 12t: water Supervision Co
sct samuel Edcar and Neotold Edgar owners.
r + FRITZ. Contractor. $3.50
10TH ST, II East: Water Supervision co agt
Blanche Droyfus, owner. Harry Drevfu', con
tractor: S2i
BROADWAY 2ltS and 2l5o. Water super
vision 90 agt Alicia Realty GO. owner. carter
Garage. contractor, 81"
3D AVE. SO. Water Supervision 60 agt Ellen
Corroran and Mathew Corcoran, owners, A
Corcoran, contractor; S2i
8oTH ST. 553 to 557 West Montieth \ close
agt New York White Cross MIX co. owner and
contractor; S39t O2
nth AvD 3I6: william r Rossell. ir ast
White cross MIX 60, owner and contractor,
SlSS
7TII ST. 81 East. Samuel Rode ast Ruther-
man Greek catholic Church ~ ~ George owner.
.Iuseph Mensch contractor; S5I 81
REEKMAN PLACE. =. William Hcsser jr.
agt Vincent aud Joseph l. Lppe, trustees
owners. John Hcndrckson and John johnson,
contractors: 1896.
TNDERCLIFF AVE. :. 227 If n Of
Washington Bridge 6s 2vli37. Max Tweriling
agt Hone construction 60. owner and contractor,
Sll5
I22D ST 49, East. Julius Braunsteln agt cal
edonia Ceek and Manufacturing co. owner, B
NJ GoldbcrEer, contractor. $685..
New-York tribune., 1912-03-20
Rv Joseph P. Day.
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessceD
MARCH ~.


MARCH ~
AVE r. 52. store and basement, Fanny l.
Lew 10 Morris Dolgin: yrs from May !, 1912,
S1,l40; address, 80 Ave B.
AMSTERDAM AVE 2194; store, etc; VIM
Moler TO VIM p KIack; I yrs from April l.
1919, s.. 900; address, 2194 Amsterdam ave
BEDFORD ST, % to u; all: Rudolph, Walaach
Co to Pauline Ciruzzi; yrs from April l, 1872;
ST. $50: address. % Bedford Fl.
BAYARD ST, so, store, etc; Augustus sba5bro
10 Louis d Alcssandro 3 yrs from May !, 1912;
S578: address 50s East l20th st.
ROWERY. 225; store, etc: Luhrs Hotel GO TO
George Wind, ) yrs | mo from April II, l9l2,
81 200; address, 1929 Cruger ave.
COLUMBUS AVE. 97S; north store. etc; Ads
Ramos ct al 10 Frank Department store: 3
yrs from MAY /, 1912; s72o; address. 973 Colum-
bus ave.
LITTLE WEST 18TH S'r IS: all; John Flem-
ing and ano to Achillc Oneto ct ali yrs from
May 1, 1913 1000; address, 80 Little West 18Th
SHERIFF ST, %; all; samuel Michslsky to
Louis Graft and ano: yrs from March 20 lSl2'
SAG: address, 81 Norfolk ST.
Sd AVE 7s4; store and basement; Benz Lpp-
/, iaii; S'1Oo; address, 247 East 49th st.
9TH AVE, 641: store. etc Adolph A Hagemsn
10 Israel Solowey; yrs from May ], l'I@, "
100: address, 6i3 9Th ave
sTH AVE. 1s9; the land; Francis l. Ogden to
Lawrence S Bologino: 20 yrs mos from May l.
1912: 81, 800; address, 50 East 2lst ct.
1iTH AVE. 628; store, etc; Bruno sielnel =, 70
Julius Martini and ano; 3 yrs from April 10
.0l2: 5000: address. 1913 11th ave
GOTH ST. 3O2 West; the land; Katharine z
Moore TO Lawrence Bologino; 20 yrs mo from
May !, 1912; $500 ADDRESS SO East 2lst st.
4sTII ST. 219 and 221 West, 5Ox1OO: the John
r Brook Co TO Jerome II Remick g. Co; 20 yrs
from June /, 1872, $1,000 address, l3l West
4lst st.
52D ST. 30 East; all; Ermlne J pToysl TO
label sullivan: 3 yrs from May ], 1912; SS.-
600: address 5S4 9th ave.
SAITH ST, 2l6 West: Henry K Heath 10 Rob
ert Groth: yrs from April !. 1912; $l,SOp' ad-
dress, 2l6 West S4th ST.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-20
Slower Is Ready to Let Privilege for
Goat and Donkey Carts Again.

Park Commissioner Slower has had 70
forego his plan of aving llamas on the
Mall in Central Park 70 draw the small
carts up and down its broad surface I'm fair
weather. There is an insufficient num-
her of the Peruvian animals in the Central
Park menagerie To make it practicable
The Park Commissioner invited bids yes
terday FOR the privilege OF operating don
key or goat carriages. either or both. for
the conveyance OF passengers on the Mall
during the year 1912"
Stable accommodations, however. will not
he provided I'm the park The privilege VIII
be awarded on Friday.
The only donkey privilege i'm the park at
the present time is the one on the east side,
at 6sth street The donkevs carry passen-
gers on their backs.
The Park Commissioner received many
protests when the previous Mall goat privi-
lege was resCinded II was one Of the old
est diversions i'm the park
New-York tribune., 1912-03-20
SUBURBAN LEASES,

Pease & Gilman have leased for Mrs
Gordon Macdonald her estate In Morris
town, y. j., consisting Of about twenty
acres. with large brick house Of the Eng
lish type of architecture, stable and garage
for the summer to Mrs. AdOlphe Low. TINS
is one OF Mcrristown's famous show places
Pease & Gilman have leased for the
Misses Cater their handsome Colonial resi-
dence at No. 30 Maple avenue, MorristoWn'
y. j., 10 Alfred Macy for term OF years
The Lewis II. May Company has Leased
At Far Rockaway. Long Island, for Sadie
Demme cottage on Roanoke avenue to Err
nest Isaacs for term Of years: also at
Edgemerc. Long Island, for client cottage
on the west side of Rochester avenue 10
Mrs A. &. Winkhaus.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-20
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. Marc

Washington. March 10.
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following orders
have been issued:
ARMY
Captain JAMES A. RYAN. cavalry, and second
Lieutenant FREDERICK 7. DICKMAN,
nth Cavalry, to Fort Riley. examination for
Captain JOHN W. KILBRBTH. Jr., 9Th Field
Artillery. relieved as inspector-nstructor or
FIRST Lieutenant HARRY JFEM. list Field Ar
tillery. to New York City inspector-in-
sructor organized militia.
First Lieutenant JOHN r. CORBLY. 18th In
fantry 20 recruiting service. Columbus Bar
racks, vice Captain LINCOLN r XII
BOURNE, 28th Infantry to his regiment.
First Lieutenant CARL c. JONES, Ith Infantry,
to recruiting service. Fort Mcdowell.
First Lieutenant DANIEL NJ. CHEsToNi Jr..
18th Infantry, detailed professor OF military
science ST. Johns College. Annapolis. Sep
tember /.
Commander W. @ MILLER, inspector OF ord
nance. works Of William Cramp & Sons.
philadelphia and New York Shipbuilding
Company, Camden, April l.
Ensign J. H. KLEIN. Jr. orders OF March ;
Ensign +. II. KING detached the Pennsylvania;
Ensign p. J. WILLIE. detached the Colorado; to
tho Pennsylvania. ..,..,,
Passed Assistant surgeon, HEBBR BITS. dc
tached naval medical school, Washington
to naval hospital. Canacao
Boatswan ] T.. QUIRK, to the trankln' IN
connection with httirg out the hehtuchy.
Machust O. ID. PARKER. detached the Han
cock. to tho Wisconsin
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-Thc fol-
lowing movements of vessels have been re-
ported to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
March 1.-THE Osceola at Key West; the Leb-
anon, az Hampton Roads.
March ~ The Cincinnati. at Shanghai; the
Castlnc the Tonopah and the severn, at
Hampton Roads the Kansas. at Norfolk.
SAILED.
March 1.-THE Washington, from Puerto Barrios
for La Guayra.
March is The Maryland. from san Jose dc
Guatemala for Amapala: the Manly. from
Norfolk for Annapolis; the C2, the CS, the
% the Dl the D2. the D3. the III and the
~ from Norfolk for cruise In Chesapeake
Ssy. the Castiue the Tonopah and the Sew
cru from Norfolk for Hampton Roads, the
smith from Guantanamo for Key West; the
Nebraska from Tompkinsyille for Hampton
Roads. tho Kansas. from Hampton Roads
for Norfolk: the Celtic, from Boston for
usvv ward New York: the California the
Colorado and the South Dakota. from Homo
tuIu for Clongapo Via Guam; the Glacier,
from Homo llu for Mare Island.