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s,,s NEWARK OFFICE BUILDING

Arthur Graef paid 33l7,lo0 At auction
yesterday for the old Clinton Office build
ing at 20 to 20 Clinton street. Newark,
y. The sale was conducted by Joseph
p, Day at the Newark court house. The
property consists of four story struc-
lure, occupying n plot lo0xS7x IRREGULAR.
and il within a couple Of blocks OF the
junction OF Broad and Market streets.
Lathrop Anderson who recently pur-
biased the Bonnell Building, at 1876 and
los Market street. Newark. from the
Fidelity Trust Company, as trustee OF
the estate Of Charles L. Bonnell, has re-
sold the property TO Frederick c. ]. Wiss.
president OF J. Wiss 4 Sons, manufac-
turing jewellers of Newark. The build
Ing is seven stories In height and occu-
pies a plot 37.2x879.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.

lat ~ vESEY STREET. ]
BY Jo.eph T. Day


BY Joseph r. Day
sTH Az. 2sso to .to. sec Isis, 81. l7si
to McCombs pl x:os.5 TO i5is, 81 xss :.
&c s'y tennis .tts on av--N County
due. ,s?oIo,s5; taxes. &. .s.27t7o. sub
TO : m.ss aesresatins $4,000 adjourned
SD Az. i7;5 and iri5. IS 81: ss.h s..
sEt NJ MEG Murray ct al; due, s5t,soi.st !:
taxes &C. Si,s5?.Te: TO the plaintIn.35s 900
BY ID. =. Insraham q Co.
i5sTH ST 50! W: n : 37s.s W Amsterdam
av. 3s.3xss.il. sty tenmt-Psula Mem
ct al AZ Freda Realty 90 et al; action j;
pr mtg. $4,000. 10 ;he flain;ir. y. ii5, 900
issTH ST, $50 ". s. Ii7.a " Amsterdam
ay; sssxssii sly ,snm,.samc to same
Nos 80; sub 20 pr mig. $4,000; 20. ,hss
by Bryan l. Kennedy.
i2iST IT. lis W. :. - - eth av. isxioOii.
sly dwie-;i,y Real Estate 90 ast r =
scully a. al, due. slsge7 50. taxes 80,
H5e.l5: 20 the plaiu'irf7. ........'iooo 900
BY Henry Brady.
b ST vs.. block front bet New Dyckman
SITS lS6.+xlo0. ANl7+ 7xioo. sly dwlgs &
yaeani--tsrners Loan & rrus, 90 agt I.
" Tanner ct al; due. ;'2asiso; . axe.
BY Daniel GreenwSid,
PITT ST. %. " - 100 Broome St, ,5xioo.
sly tenmt strs. also Clinton st, -. "
IL; s R,yrgtcD st. ., s,llS rI.S sly ,,, :en%'
which A ! Koran had on Nov 4, 1919. or
since. adjourned 20 January 20.
lat 32os THIRD AvBNUE.l
BY Bryan j. Kennedy,
HUGHES Az 1918 e. :ss3 l,s.h -. fsN
IS to Belmont N26xs5. : sly dwls-
Beatrice o'Connor sgt w-rneke 81
a.; due. s3.i5so5 taxes. a., sass: ad-
journed 20 January 49,
BY Joseph r Day.
18TH ST, ass p. :. 95s Washington av.
issxlO4.f sty cwlg-Guarunteed Mtg
Co sgi MARY RandruD ct al. due s49s3.e4
taNss Sc ss5; 20 the plaintiff Dob. $1,000
by samuel Marx
WESTON ESTER Az, 7bs, =. 49, = l56th
81, 25..x525 to linton a. .S.llxl00.3.
sly ,enmt a st-s--F VI Gross agt Cha
Houck =, al; due, sls.7l3.24; taxes. SC.
S3se.l5: 20 the pisin'f. .....,,....Si7 900
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9TH ST S. lot es1. map Of Wakefsd. I0ox
llI--Millla ~ q Arnold Johanna Rrls-
MECHANICS LENA.
Manhattan

BROADWAY, a5os-Americsn Iron supply
90 ast Bonita Hotel Co. owner: sally Iron
MApisoN Az, i5ts and ii55i-Hsrrfy, Block
ast Mary Hitchcock, owner; Wendell W
Greenbsrg and Sarah Greenbsrs. lessee.
'sTM ST 4 WmLou,, :. Levin .on, g, Philip 4
MoskowitE and Morris siachter. owners,
NJ a Conjunction Co contractor. .tl<o
Andrews Sober Estate. owner; Samuel ]
.7TT IN s:s To .ss woha ~
s.idenberg q Kcstman. iessess and con.
,ss 5sit0 ST. .ss waS.ca nphra,m 80
Central Building Improvement Co. owner
lessee; = l. waller CONSTRUCTION Co. CON.
l,tTM THIS 81 ii and rs E-s,.ph.n c par ssS
ct al ast Mrs. L Lustis. owner and con.
PARK Nv. sis.whit: Steel SANITARY FUN rasn
Co at Nine Twenty Nine Park Av Co.
owner and contractor. .......,.......S iSS
's fisKsy:tons con:true;ion Co =. srt lTs1s
pS cSn:1,Sss'Sn &c so 9wG;. !s.n'Esn
Bonita Hotel Co. owner; John r Wynne,
l. isH' 81 ioi w.Hari.m w.ii PAPER s sso
Ply s1t Martin Marks owner; Frank z
,.2D ST. 100 W~I.rl:m w::il Paper ; 81.
Ply aEt s Martin Marks owner; Frank z
l+eTH ST. 22e W-Hsrlem Wall Paper Sup
ply sst Bells Hillman, owner: Frank a.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. n e cor ssth ct, iOs5x
esll-R 4 Schosnherg h Co Rst Chester-
field Realty Corp. owner. Barkin Con-
BROADWAY, 2bOs--ike Levinson aet Bonta
Hotel Co, owner: John 7 Wynne. contrac-
Bronx.
TINTOE Az, s1s-R HelbiG agt Patrick
X n Safan McCauley, owners ana
tractors Al6b
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NEGRO CHURCH BUYS.

Filing OF transfer OF property at
1909 West l3lst street to the Union Afri-
can Methodist Episcopal Church is taken
as an indication that the congregation
which recently sold its edifice at 230
East t.ighty-fifth street vii, relocate
nearer the uptown negro colony. The
property acquired is only IA small dwell
ling on lot iS9x99.lI. but II Is believed
to bc the beginning Of a plot for new
church This block between Lenox and
Seventh avenues is still generally occu-
Died by white people.
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PROPOSALS..


PROPOSALS will be received at tho Bureau
OF Supplies and Accounts. Navy Depart
ment Washington. ID. g. until 10 o'clock
A. NJ. January IS. 1914 and publicly
opened Immediately thereafter. to furnish at
the navy yard, Brooklyn. ~. Y, etc. a
$50: Paint brushes. etc--Sch. s152: Fire
hose. wash deck hose. suction hose garden
hose-sch. 6l5s: Flexible metallic hose. -
Sch; Sill; Toilet paper-sch. ei3I Marine
Fire eNtinguishers-Sch $40: Glass "A"
steel. strip solder.--sch GIL; Lacing
leather. cotton thread. spun cotton. cheese
cloth asbestos soys., i1splar shower
Sch 6lIS: ReeswaN. paint drler. yellow
ocher. white gum shellac. asphaitum var
nlsh. damsr Varnish.-Sch. 6ii4: Hardware
and tools.-seh. si75' Rolled naval brass,
bar copper.-Sch GIG: Sperm oil. hair felt.
steel wire brushes.--sch. 6i17 Feed pumps,
brass pipe. composition tubing brass cocks.
Sch 6l7s: Liquid metal polish. polishing
paste. soap powder. fresh-water laundry
soap railroad spikes, building sand. gravel
Applica lions for proposals should designate
the schedules desired by number. Bank
proposals Will be furnished upon apple tion
to the navy pay office. New York. y. Y. or
20 the Bureau T. J. COWIE, Paymaster
General, L. :. y.
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Movements Of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON. Jan. e-The gunboat
Wilmington has arrived at Canton, the
cruiser Cincinnati at Oiongapo. the battle
ship Florida At Hampton Roads. the monitor
Ozark at New York yard. tho collier Orion
at Sewells Point, the gunboat Nashville at
Guantanamo the destroyer Morris at New
port, the cruiser California at San Fran
cisco.
The collier Hannibal has sailed from the
lower harbor. Portsmouth. n. II. for Hamp-
for Guantanamo. the tender Tonopah and
submarines D.l. DE-. D-a. Ell and E.2 from
Norfolk for Georgetown, H. c.; the collier
Justin from Mazatlan for San Francisco. the
cruiser Raleigh from Mazat!sn for Topolo-
bAmpo,
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PROPERTY OWNERS TO MEET.

The Harlem Property owners Asso-
citation will meet tomorrow evening In
the Security Bank Building at 147 East
125th street
The West Side Taxpayers Association
Will meet Tomorrow evening in Heine-
bund Hall. at 267 West Thrty-fourth
street
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SUBWAY BUILDERS LEASE PLOT

The Duross Company has leased for
tho Greenhut Siegel- cooper Company the
vacant plot at 1875 to 1886 West Nine
teenth street to the Caravan Bros Com
pany. which will use the property for
the storage OF machinery and supplies
used In connection with the building of
the Seventh avenue subway.
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Oct IL. isOsHGus,ave "a and sophia richter
and eno 10 Daniel Seymour and Louis
T Therason. exrs; address t2): 80
iisTH ST. sis aissICc ii. FEB i:S,'g s.
le0s-Angelo and Marie Patquale 10
pomenico Peloso; attys. Rose q Paskus,
IlsTH SIS s. zoo tin av 55xiooii. Jan
81. lso,-Margsret wife Chas Ley TO the
y saw Bank atty. Jno Weber. Heck,
ssTm iii" ST. sss W. ., isx2?. Faiie st. iOs;.
e. ?oxio0, May g. lsio--El.enorah +
dunno TO Thos Kenneaiiy. atty, Arthur ar
LOT so.. map Van Nest Park. Jun. i. 80 800?
Anna A CRATER to Marie Adelmann; atty.
LOTS sOG-sos, same map. Ap Il. lso5.--
same TO same atty T Co, i7e Broad,
iav.rrfhr ST, s,ss sd ay. 2,.l tS;GSc
Dec .. iss5-Aaron ana Rachel norman
wsiadsr. wick-r.hlm & Taft, 40 Wall
SAME PROPERTY, oct IS. issi-sams TO
cE sS!Tf ST. gao, ,ol.s GRAND saG'O 81.
Sc att TO beg. .Iuly s. iscs-van
Geo Thomson. exrs attys. Foster 4
iisTH ST. -. 2a5.a " Sd av. 17l1loo,ll,
June Is. lsoe-Max l. Harris 10 Samuel
Cohen: atty. Herman n Elias. SOC broad.
sEpawIcK Nv: W = .io5oio n Cedar Sy.
2t,sxl2a. Feb rs. Isoe-hy stauf to Kath
Hermann. extrs; s,tys Ewing a O.. $50
ssrm ST. is; W. nj. 2osIoc s. FEB j. ST. ;1sOo
Arthur ii Hartshorn TO Leonard and Louis
krower, trus; atty l. r Co. 100 BROAD.
ssTH sT. 1855 Vi. n 8. 2oxioo.s. Feb /. iSIS
spRfSG SPRINT SO ~ ' i7s acixss.iCs;i;:HssifGGS0
Nov 20. iso7--Girardo di Toiia 10 MSrietts
Mauro; atty q Co. l'6 Bway. u.s. 900
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lis pE<uE<s.
Manhattan.

RIVERS DE DRIVE - ,or 81" 5. lo;.ex
7lll--Mdry Lyons agt Monumov Co 81 al
foree!9surc OF mortgage, st'ys. AleNan-
LEWIS ST, 5o-E'npr. city Savings Bank
ss; Julius Weinberg et al ttoreelosurs OF
Lnor,segel atty; " Dayton
Bank agt David Per!man et al lsoreclos-
vre o: mortgage; aIty. 9 f Dayton.
GRAND ST. si.-..ermsn Savings Bank In
the city Of y sgt Hymsn SOM ct al
AMSTERDAM Az. W cor i?nh st. loo.iI.
specific performance. ATTY II u Good
TRATMAN Az. s.s ss.7 of zeresa sv,
hgcMn iI E, passs .. s
sttys Friend Friend.
it7TH ST, =, 500 Of 7,h a.. e5Sss IL
Louisa Mander agt FlelschT,ann Realty
s7TH 81. 1863 ww y. & ;tn az. sol to 500
ocesni' Investing co as ne Twenty
foreclosure OF mor,gsse): ATTY. II VI
lArH 81 s,I E-MsN Bleehner. ast porlc
Construction Co. Inc. ct al action to fore
close mechanics lien). atty. Pollsk.
BrOnx.
lit--wiiliam c Arnold agt Johanna Brls-
nihan ct al Norecosure OF mor,sase);
atty. " . Arnold
STH 81 Ts., hal, OF lot 80 ,, TAP Of
Johanna Brlsnihan et al foreclosure Of
h9 T.sr. d.s Ma.- s"f II; mag .: s .ry.s
mortgage; atty, II o smith.
SO BouhEyARp r,.,d 30 s9f u lstn 2; p, .Ss
ct al foreclosure OF mortgage. atty d
s'eckler
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$500. 900 LOFTS FOR path ST.
Twelve story Building to he Erected
Near 7th Avenue.

Pans have been hled by George #.
Palham for the construction of q twelve
rory store and loft building on the north
side Of Twenty fourth street. 1000 feet
east Of Seventh avenue. II will be q
treproot structure. with . frontage OF
1852 feet and a depth Of $50 feet and
VII be erected for the Brolux Corpora
,oa. Louis +. Starr president. OF Glen
Ridge, y. j. The architect has estimated
The cost at 100000.
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Bronx.
CoRrwRIGHT. -

WV VNAouA' "N'sI' " Msr-
MeNslii.. ERNEST, to L-nas, Brs ssSv
Wy TRUST GO 10 city MI. co. 10. '" ..W
BALL. sTEPHEN. 10 Cain sehros:
DsyoNsHIRE' REALTY co to Marie ~ X
oRossMAN. NEWMAN. to Harvey NJ Nj:
xfSeeHa .I.s' HARVEY, 10 Henry p,..,
sssneiSedMAN.' BERTHA. to = :
ptiI.ER. Eiiz A. TO Henry 1. Dyer '''osg
HiNAUER, AMY r. to John r Kaliski. 81 90
wOTTRlCH CLARA. and ano, to Peer
MASMATTAN MORT co to Annie { c ;gSSy |,
SANE 10 Trina Prirre .....,,. 10 600
CITY MORT co to Cornelius Wake. $40 900
r O. 4 r co to Dry Dock saving. Inst;
R6 issScL rHUsNpI.DA. 10 John ROB-
orrRusr co 70 city Mtg Co 100
CITY MIRO co to Lawyers Mtg Co. $50, 900
NJ TRUST co TO City MTG ca. ,,..,,.,,S1
/, Il 7 CO to Glin A Grove .,..,.,..,3 u
SANE to Ellis Gleason. .....,..,.......$ ~
LAWYERs MTG co to Minerva u NIL .
SANE 10 Eliil ] Hayn.:: .,,,,.,. 1890
SAME to Iorlng Andrews .;,,.... $50 900
BARTON, wM A. TO WIN Deliz" 500
UTY MT0 co TO ]. Mtg Co, ,,,, !so 900
I'VE s = :s" 60 L: c.,y MI CO.. ..:G.Ss:
L + . = co TO usstsr Titus. ~
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evYs 4 BRONX FLAT.

HONEYWELL ANENrE.-G. Tuoti h
Co have Sold for Tuoti. Hatch Co..
Pas Honeywell avenue, northeast cor
nor of lSad street. a four story single
fat ON lot :0xllo, to Mrs. J. E. Brolics.
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CprOw> DWELLING SOLD.

WEST SD STREET bradford X. Wiley
has sold 400 " est 1914 street. three
story and basement dwelling on lot
l6>Nai.1l, between st. Nicholas and
Amsterdam avenues.
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IA WEST 10Th ST. COMPANY.

The 80 West Twentieth Street Company
o. Manhattan was chartered at Albany
Yesterday with a capital Of $1,000 and
the following directors: John NJ. Stod-
dad. :. Augustus Meier and Agnes
Ra.sOsu OF New York city.
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These navy orders were issued:

Capt. 8. g. Wood from command of the
Nebraska to Naval War College, Newport
Capt. u. II. Evans from board of inspec-
tion for shore stations TO command tho Ne
braska.
Lieut.. r. O. Baush to tho Delaware.
Lieut.. II. l., Montgomery from the Bir-
mingham to the receiving ship at Norfolk,
Lieut.. y. Nee. Irish from connection hitting
out the Texas to the post. graduate course,
Naval Academy.
Lieut.. II. q. Donald from the Vermont to
post graduate course. Naval Academy.
Lieut.. q. q. Diehman to Norfolk yard.
Lieut.. ID. r. Ducey to post graduate
course. Naval Academy.
Lieut.. c, r. clark from rho Massachusetts,
Lieuts. 8. Cochran. II. W. Mccormack and
W. H. Dashley to postgraduate course.
Ensign G. b. Battle. Jr,. from the Mont
somery to treatment naval hospital Phila-
Ensign, A; A, Merrick from the Ysnk.on
Ensign H. ii. Frost from the Michigan to
Ensign 3. g. Lewis from the North Dakota
Ensign +. j. Geisier. Jr,. from PhiIadeiphia
yard TO post-Eraduate course. Naval Acsd-
envy.
tho Montana.
Passed Assistant Surgeon r. II. Brooks
from the Birmingham to home. wait orders
Passed Assistant Surgeon u. q, Sutton
from the Montana TO the Birmingham.
Passed. Assistant Psymastsp :. ". Jordan
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
(MnnhAttan,l

WALKER ST. . W cor Centre st-StHndHrd
sand and Gravel Co agt Excelsior Estates
Co 81 al Nov IL, 1913, 1341,8O
BELMONT Az, s . cor lslst st--IgnaziO II
Cavniluzzo agt Crownhili Construction co
at al, sept T. lals.,....,t.,.,,...l a,et3,S5
BROADWAY, n g cor 18Th st--Otto w Krit.
IT. Kate p HAws' 't a. June "a:
WIvi Ss.'..'. .''.''.'''.''' '.''''.ss eVSvs
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from the Portsmouth yard to the Birmfns
ham,
Psrs.d Assistant Paymaster A. O. KAsrns
from New York yard 10 accounting officer.
navy yard, Portsmouth. n. III.
Passed Assistant Paymaster n. R ouyder
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BROKERAGE NOTES.

Clarence Hubbard. formerly with the
McVickar. Gaillard Realty Company. is
now connected with the office OF Varick
d. Martin.
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MT. VERNON DWELLING BUYER.

william =. Rooney has sold for NJ w.
Robinson. the dwelling at 1874 Rich ave-
nuc. chester Hin, Mount Vernon, y. Y,
10 a client. who vii! occupy H.
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Albany, n. Y. ia

Albany, n. Y, January &. 1914.
PROPOSALS.--Sealed proposals subject TO
the usual conditions will be received UP to
10 A. Nj. January 20. 1914. for furnishing
the New York state Hospitals for the Insane
with the following supplies; Curied hair i-i-
tiiHers, surgical rubber and toilet paper
Periods of contract and dates of delivery as
Indicated on the printed specifications. For
further information apply to the Committee
Address all proposals 10 ". {. O'Hern. Secre-
tary Of the Purchasing Committee for state
Hospitals, Room iss. Capitol, Albany. y. Y.
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AssIGNMENTs or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

CLARK. JOHN C. to Guaranteed Mig. GO
srfESEs MXRGARETHE. to william
HAITI fse' ROSETTA. 30 Franklin SAVINGS savings
zosEf. CHRISTIAN y to Veto Mon.
FOSTER. FREDERIC DE r. and ano rus, rus
20 Union Trust Co of y Y........S26.00 900
LEoNARD. GEORGE II, to Glars AZ 3
METRoPoLirAN LIFE ms co to John iM'I r
HeEeman ct al trus. .............sss,oo 900
s SiScH 10 %poLpH. and .no. to koSsps
xES SIsps RoBERT. .ar. to Frederick Frederick
KING. EDWARD j. to Ern..,ine '.' j..
N S0 LIFE ms co 20 Trust Co. ,;sSSSSS
HALL, coRNELIA W. ct al. trus, to LAWYERS
POWELL WILSON NJ. iru.. to Fiorencs '' T
Ru6el. gdn. ...'....'......,.... $500
sAME 20 same. ''..'''.''',...,.y b0O
ny TfTLE ms CO 70 Geman savings
RnsEL fEoRENcE r. gan, to Ei: :S'V p
rNs stsna% ELSIE p, to Ma ts''o =
AIERicAN MICE co TO Lincoln 'i True,
roRr wAsHiNGToN' 'coiNsT co TO isaac
HONE s'! TsHsT co OF u trl.. to I.- s,S:
sREvoosT Real ESTATE e GO to CITY
LAWfEss TITLE ms ! r co to william william
hsyes '''''''''. '.'.....,,'... $4,000
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender and
lenders attorney
nAwmt0wu

tsouth Of Fourteenth strsstD
WILLETT ST. Sc, O. l6,sxl0o-psyid
Weinstein to sam'l W sutton. 1876 W l03d
st, Dec Is, 1918. yrs. 81 p @; atty, I 7
RIDGE SIR, soxss, o. %o.sxioo--Morris
spodek to Alya Realty Co. is2 Bwsy. Jaa
g. pr mtg 3S6b00. 4 yrs, p c.; atty.
sP MG;sc ~ us scsxsiS-G.r.rdc ' Di
kimer St Bklyn, pr mtg, $4,000. 6 yrs. 8
g. Jan &; atty John Lotto 90:
on s NJ iii +. 's5xsio5.i,-Mania Neu.ts.dtep
TO Morris cukor 2s2 SSH st. Jan 2.
.IH S r. 81, esoas. Az q. ls.sxss-Ar SSVa
Mensch to Robert Martin, $50 w lssth At,
Jan 9, pr mtg, $4,000, yrs. p @; Atty,
I. las %. ISe Dvoy.. .e1.eee
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Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON. Jan s-These army
orders were issued to-day.
Second Lieut.. T.. s. Blackwell Jr. Fifth
First Lieut.. H. A. He'll Eishteen,h In
fantry. to report to army retiring board az
washington d. C.. for examination.
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Arrived TUESDAY Januarys.
SIS Virginia 1880 +. NJ, 9Th. Algiers Decsm.
bern. ,.
IS Caroline. a VI, Hsvre. Dcce mber =?
s. Broadmayne. T.. NJ. Dartmouth. -
s. orb. 40 p NJ 9TH. Nipc. Dcce mber 81
s. Oiinda 6oap II. 9Th Nue. vitas. Dccc mbcr 81
IS Ella, I T. NJ 9TH. Windsor. n. s. January 2.
s. TysFland 81 \ NJ. Cardcuas. Dece nber 80.
S. san Juan. 2:li ;. NJ, san Juan. Decem.
Der 81.
- Emil L. Boas, 8 7. NJ. Santiago, Jam
s. John Hardie. $50 p. NJ, St. Lucia De-
S. Moldesaard, 4ss p NJ. Havana Dccen.
Der ~
Ss Ka,onia p NJ. Havana, December q,
s. Camoens. GA NJ New orleans. Dece mbcr u.
IS Comal. Key West, January :.
IS Huron, Jac ksOn Nile. January =.
IS City Of Savannah, Savannah. January.
- Sabine. Brunswick. January g.
IS Nhvahoe. George town. =. C. January :.
IS Madison. Norfolk January !.
IS Theinis Philadelphia. January 6.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
SIS Brcm at Bremen.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
SIS Kronprnyt ss.n Crcillc. from Bremen
SIS Bowie. from Liverpool.
Sc Arradian from bermuda.
SIS Santa Marta. from Santa Marta,
SIS Mexico, from Havana.
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TYPEWRITERs FOR SALE.
TYPEwRITERs-Al makes bought. 70.
pa ired. sold si0-sl5. EAGLE co. STORM
100 Nassau street
FOR SALE.


I PAY highest cash price for gold silver.
platinum FILLER & co l0s Fulton st.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises 100 Sun sets 80 Noon sets Jo
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandyH'k az Gov Island s.56 Hell Gate. Sc
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-01
CARRANZA TELLS
ENGLAND He WILL
GUARD OIL WELLS
Rebels Will Try to Drive Out
Marauders From Tam
pico Fields.

Chihuahua, Mex May 1--Venustiano
Carranza is determined to use every
effort to protect the immense oil prop
critics owned by foreigners, especially
British. at Tampico. and he telegraphed
the British ambassador at Washington
TO that effect today.
An overwhelming force IS now be-
ing organized to capture Tampico-
The danger 70 the oil wells and to the
great tanks which line the river there,
fairly bursting with millions OF gallons
Of oil, was called TO Mr.. CaTanza's
attention by sir Cecil Spring-Rice
through H c. Myles, British consul at
Fl PasO.
The ambassadors note recited that
British interests had suffered IN the re-
cent unsuccessful rebel attacks on the
city, and added that. foreign employees
had been forced 10 leave their posts
VIII Protect OIL Fields.
Carranza in his reply stated that for
eigners who left TampicO did so Of
their own accord, and were welcome to
return under every assurance OF pro
lection lying within MS power he
added that immediate attention would
be given to driving out rowing bands
of marauders who have harrassed the
oil fields. To this end orders were
telegraphed today to Gen CaballerO,
governor Of the state Of Tamaulipas.
Carranze also telegraphed George G.
Carothers, confidential agent of the
United States at FL PasO, declaring
that in the forthcoming attack he
would do all in his power TO safeguard
the lives and property Of foreigners.
Foreigners Free to Return.
The federals at Tampico control the
river along which the oil tanks are
built, but the rebels occupy a large oil
field lying in the outskirts Of the city.
In connection with the statement
that employees might return to TampicO
CarranZa stated that no question Of
permits for foreigners who have fed
the country 70 return has ever been
raised by his administration, and that
all wishing to return to work are free
to do so.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-01
IF KIDNEYS ACT
BAD TAKE SALTS
says BaeIzaehe is n sign you have been
eating too much meat which
forms uric acid.


When you wake up with backache
and dull misery in the kidney region
it generally means you. have been eat
ing too much meat, says a Well-knoWn
authority. Meat forms uric acid which
overwOrks the kidneys in their effort to
filter il from the blood and they be-
come sort OF paralyzed and loggy.l
When your kidneys get sluggish and
clog you must relieve them like you
relieve your bowels. removing all the
bOdys uriuOus waste. else you have
backache, sick headache, dizzy spells;
your stomach sours. tongue is coated,
and when the weather is bad you have
rheumatic twinges- The urine is cloudy
full of sediment. channels often get
sore. water scalds and you are obliged
to seek relief two or three times during
the night.
Either consult a good. reliable physi-
clan at once or get from your pharma-
cist about four ounces Of Jad Salts:
take tablespoonful in a glass OF water
before breakfast for a few days and
your kidneys will then act fine This
famous salts is made from the acid az
grapes and lemon juice combined vyifb
lions to clean and stimulate slugrisl,
kidneys. also TO neutralize acids in fba
urine so IT no longer irritates, Tins
ending bladder weakness
Jad Salts is a life saver for res7I1a-
meat eaters 1t is Inexpensive. csDrI,-
irfurc and makes a delightful efreT-
vescent Whitewater drink.-Advertise-
meuL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-01
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It brings swift relief 70 sufferers from
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Many declare that IL has saved their
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The remarkable success Of this rene
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