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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-02-25
LAST COUNT MARCH IS

The last count OF the Mcr-
chants and News contest will be-
held the night of March 10th At
40 o'clock.
No votes will be given on either
new, renewals or back subscrip-
tons after six o'clock the evening
of March 9th. Votes given on
Merchants coupons till 7:SO
o'clock March 10th.
The piano is on exhibit at The
American Furniture store.
BONUSES
Same bonus as formerly on
groups of 7 subscriptions. Mer-
chants bonus increases to 1000
instead of 500 thus making a
total of 1000 instead of I, 800.
SUBSCRIPTIONS
For every three S year sub
scriptions received at one time
we offer q bonus of $4,000 making
in all the sum of $4,000 and as
600 OF 10000. These subscrip-
tons may be either for one, two
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-02-25

coupon which can be voted free for any lady contest
ant.
Contest 10 run not less than 80 days. Closing
Of contest will be announced % days in advance Of
closing. The right to postpone date of closing is re-
served if sufficient cause should occur.
The contest shall close on a day which will be an
nounccd later. 10 days prior to closing contest, the
judges will carefully lock or seal ballot box and take
same to the First National Bank. where the same will
be in Il place where voting can be done during bust
ness hours and locked in II vault at night until close
OF contest, when the Judges will take charge and
count same and announce the Young ladies winning
in their turn.
The last ten days all voting must be done in a
sealed box at the bank. If Won do not wish anyone to
know whom YOU are voting for. place your cash for
subscriptions together with your coupons i'm a sealed
cnvelop which will be furnished Won and put same in
ballot box. This will give everyone a fair and square
deal.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-02-25

|. ANNOCNtEMENT-ThiS Piano and Popular
Ladies' Voting Contcs, will be conducted fairly and
honestly on business principles, strictly with justice
and fairness to all concerned. With the above priu-
ciples. it will be- an assured success.
,. RlIES-T ca pital prize will be an Oberlneycr
X Sons Piano. Also other valuable prizes to amount
to many dollars which are announced herewith.
3. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ladies in this and adjoin-
ing towns are eligible 10 enter this contest. and the
party receiving the largest number of votes shall re-
ceive the beautiful $4OO Obermever& Sons Piano and
other premiums will be distributed in accordance
with the contestants standing at the final count.
1. TIE n ~NOTES-Should any of the contestants
tie IN votes. The Publishers Music Company will
award II similar prize according to standing at the
final count.
). VOTES CLASSED-Notcs will he issued in the
following denominations
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-02-25

EYEs-Itching, aversion TO study and
stupidity are sure signs Of eye trouble
in children. Do not Asglsst ths eAild's
eyes. See DR.. AaAAsy aAA have them
examined and properly fitted with coed
glasses.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-02-25

Ncmbcr -, l9l9. and said abandonment
still exists and mas not nr'n cured, that
said land has not been earned. to pass
'itle 10 patent.
You are hereby notified that I. u.
Brown, who gives Norton, y. NJ, as his
posto0irc address, did on December Q,
1913, Tile in this office his duly corrob.
grated application to contest aud SO.
cure the cancellation Of your Homestead
Entry No. Ser. No. 0l0l76, made April
9, zoos, for SWI Sec 20, Twp on, RING
32E, y VI L Meridian, and as grounds
for his contest he alleges that entry.
man has wholly abandoned the said On.
try for more than five years next nrior
10 the filing of this AFFIDAVIT Of contest
and has wholly abandoned the land for
more 'han six months prior TO April
9, 1913, and said abandonment still ex.
lists and has not been cured. That said
land has not been earned TO pass the
TO patent.
II. A. Prentice, Register
n. V. GallegOs, Receiver
lst pub. Feb 90, 1914
2nd pub. March 4, 1914
3rd pub, March II, 1914
4th pub. March Is, 1914
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or three persons.
For every two 2O-year sub
ScriptionS received AT one time
voted in sealed envelope. we
offer a bonus OF $1,000 votes.
making in all the sum of 10000
and 5000 or $4,000. These
subscriptions may be- for one or
two persons.
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Work for your candidate for the Nsr.
chants and News Piano contest.
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NOTICE OF

Ser. No. OsD65
Cont. Nc. SOFA
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Ask fer News risns osAIsst votes
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'iurumI New
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-02-25
FOR SALE CHEAP

Surveyors transit and tripod, in good
shape. Inquire at News Office. u II
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-02-25

I'm its grand piano voting contest. The Capital Prize which
will be given by the News is to be an Elegant $4OO Obermeyer
& Sons Piano, like cut shown here. A number of rlerchants
of Tucumcari have contributed valuable prizes and will give
News Vote Coupons with 100 Cash Purchases.
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FOR SALE CHEAP

surveyors transit and tripod, in good
shape Inquire at News once. S1.7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
Is Next to Plot Vincent
AStor Is Improving
with Apartment.
PART OF PROPERTY
USED AS COAL YARD
Site Between SSth and S9th
StS.-Builder plans Flat
for Barnes Az.

The City Investing Company has
bought from Francis VI. Jencks the
block front on the east side Of Broad
way from Ssth 10 seth st.. having 8
frontage on Broadway Of 2Ol.5 feet, 10
feet on the north side of SSth St and
SO8is feet on the south side Of sSth
ST.. containing about 24,5oo square feet.
The Broadway front of the property ls
not improved. but is used ln part as q
coal yard. with an Office and store on
The SSth ST.. corner The easterly 10
feet in SSth 81. is built with FIVE story
fathouses, erected about twenty years
ago.
The block front on Broadway TO the
north Of this property is now being I'M
proved bv Vincent Aston with twelve
story freproof apartment house. cover
ing q plot OF 20Ox150 feet The entire
block. bounded by Broadway, Amster-
dam av.. seth and goth SITS, is owned
by Mr.. Aston.
In part payment for the property the
City Investing Company gives the
equity in the Hotel Darlington, IN West
9th St, which IL purchased IN 1901.
The Broadway property is owned ny
Mr.. Jencks, free and clear OF mort
cages. and the purchaser paid him
about s65O.O00 in cash and a purchase
money mortgage on the Broadway prop
erty, in addition 20 the equity IN the
hotel property. 60,
The City Investing Company viii
offer the property foy sale for improve
ment with building loan for twelve
story apartment buildings. Frank E..
Smith was the broker IN the transac-
ton.
Other sales announced follow:
ST LAWRENCE Av.-Georse J. n &eCaTrey
ass sold fo- Jacob Cohen the two family stucco
house 1914 s. Lawrence Gv. or lot -5XloV ieel.
MS IS the third house sold 1y ne same broker Of
a row tlst finished
BARNTS AV.-Georee J. McCa1rey has sold fcr
a client the northeast corner ~ BGrles and Morris
Para avs. on p1t 45z3l feet n olldei. VINO Wal
erect a EVE story apartment house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
Cloak and Suits.

ilohh ANU ohl's
CHICAGO Hnlmsns. q Gum; ITO " s-u IT,
cIiicAGo~ charlie. 4 stevens a Bros. Willard
pANVUIE IIs-Emoy q Co, hmep
ilG " 32d -. Room 1910 ,,,.
MONTGOMERY ALA Nachmsn. Naohmh
ioir. ig 22d a. 10Th hoor ,oo
sNN FHANClSCO-rragor Go, l. Hroa'msh' @V'
ST 81" Mnheimcr Bros. kaufman. 1870
BwN. iui noor
CHICAGO unlmans. c q Gum. ZIG W S2d A.
Room l.al0, a. :. r....,.
DANyuLE. UI~-Tmcry ID q Co. Emery
no W 121 ~ Room 1910. 80 q.
MpNTGONtERY-A Mailman. A Nschmsn' 10
eid o. 10Th floor
skirts.
CHICAGO Charlie A Stevens Bros. = willard
Jobs 40 T. 22d o. 10th hoor 800
ST PAt1, Manhrimcr Bros. T. Kaufman. l2iV
Bway. en- floor.
Mems and Boys Wear.
rtrrsHJEGli-k kaufman Dept store. FLYNN and
Movers. mems clothing ior basement 200 ON
ST LGt'Is. Nuseut & Bros y 60. A Dob
fucr furnishing. go ithsaf. l2th hoor
ml,csllaneou..
CHICAGO Maudei Bros. T. Ertlc sills ard vel
vets. d. o. I'D ~. I.lI noO..
.CIlNTTANOOGA- ~ Iovcman & Go, VIM VI
~p,rbo.g. general mdsc llS " ed - % roof.
IANApOIIS ~ T. Wassnu 60. ll1scllolir.
frnc, guols and notions. 70 " I'd 81 loth noof.
Ifarau Infants wear. d. r. 18TH q. Room $40.
ST IUIs-B Nua,ut & BRO, u Go. g. Roth.
umbrellas aud haudkerclcis and linens. $40 wa
A. f-fl floor
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COMMERCIAL LEASES.

Frederick FOX & Go have leased. IN conjunction
Win Aiher, H. AshfcTih thc second Ion cortaln z
au-ro1mafcy ID 900 square frc, o. space 100 re ol
T.Fafy Bulduk al Che southwest corner o' NI'l h
SQUARE and 18TH o. THO iessees arc hcnan sea
bury 4 Co.. manufacturers Gs1ntS ~ Amercau fo.a
Who have been located fcr a number ~ years a.
dq3 Broadway This concern viii use the premises
for ss'esr0om purposes. Tho lease Is iof i'ns
term - years -.
Ewing Bacon 4 Henry have leased space IN .'o
West -ifh So fo tho ~ N Shock AosorNcr COM
rarg the Consolidated T. Qud cas- Company 6ri 10
IL NJ Auers E aui eua.c in TIE Az htccts build
ing lOl lark Az. t' KhcrsteIn s Haas Inc
The Duros, Company leased ,he hasfmcu; store a.
,ti Wcs. s0.l st 20 John Earieys sons and tho
store az SIS West ltth ST 20 Edward A Mccke!
NJ 4 J. Hess hGye leased ne front half of me
second l1ft Al ltq-l36 West 2tth 81. 90 the Vol
Made Cloak Company and NE rear haf o. ne
same loft % NJ schwartz. ne rear hall q ne Wth
aoor a. IS West 2{Lh e. % Kressel FirstenbeIg.
the fourth loft a. bs3 Broadway 90 L Never a
BRO ara oaices at 1870 Broadway 20 Julius Balm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21

81; " ga Il mtg ,isS.OoCi Nov 10. atty. r {, 8
SAME PROPERTY; ,,,si, Of g Gy,r,'he,. ns:
''S Serb III 80 -, aSs : sh a" 2OuOos,.I u noUn.
nj. 70 scamcn's Bank for savings. - Wall 2, Ncs
10; stiys. Cadvslsder W a r. % wall IT. $50 o9 o.,
tiorcclo,urC. oct 2Ol. J u Davidson. Tefer 70 J.
schfsmm. 500 W ish st: Nov 90: atty. l. = g. Z
Gh2m ST, G2s $50 Z. -. ses 80 Az, 80 IL
io0.il. the II G Realty Go 20 Apsr, 80 ,ooo
80 tmtg $4,000 Noy 10. atty. J. 7 ! co. s''V
The Bronx.
BArLrY Az. sOel. " .s ,oo5a irree' T n,uc
5n lmts sSSOoo). Nov 10. atty. Title Vua'"' Ssgf
HTRiG1SG;s AZ. ?5ee g. ioSu5e. r NJ Burke
10 u spagnou 25ge briggs as tmtg 5.OOol oct. j;
siys O'rara Bros. Webster ~ and .OVih ~ sly
VRtSTOM At " o. 1918 Jennings 81, -,h,o
keth IrmniAnn n al 20 Kath Lcmmann. 1889 W..
tow st Dmte $lC'ol Nov 10. atiyS Frees wa
sAMn PROPERTY. q nauslo 90 same .m1ig
SAME 'PBofERTY Marie Lemmapn. eI'n, 90 20
''R RRoS SX scITSLgkvARSiD.' " s iss Ja.u9s ;,
ie6 10 centre Inc Bronx River SloS 2Sa2 "a ~
9io n99I B9grysFq h.ad1 TO noSa
Comm'sslon Toe Bway correction deed) 10y ~
atty. nroal PARKWAY Commission H2'l Ts, ~
COLLEGE Az, 1921 d. Soy itree' l. u iciI
TO I X Taylor and ano. oirs. u berhoy Az. "iah-S
y j. Nov 3. at,ys. luernsn & VI lu bn%
ref 10 Utr1,y Niy Go. 50 p i2d st. SO, ~;
Tor COS map par, farm Chss nerrsn,, J. 4
RrgAn % ID Douglas 30 W Goth 81 tmtg Sl-p .
Nov %. atty r g. a r Go, S"9
rOT 200 man NrCraw Estate. Ellen Farrell
10 Anna NJ O'Bren 2l3 W legth N Nov is. ATTY
AnnA NJ O"pr.en. 2i3 W l29th st ~
LOT 20 map G.. lots A. III HOPE Ju.a '
O'Rricn 20 Nolan 1858 Clinton ~ .rlG
81 ;Oo'. Nov no. ATTY. F Moran. % cham. ~
lots $50 and 25i. map Gleason ProperN g.
OClnuru 60 Hannah OConncll 1903 I.eI. ~
,r,s $500 July O. ATTY. Hannah 'onre /.
ions isS6 and 1851 nap whenoid NJ Ge.sslor
90 5..r,h Lavender ESQ = fremont az LsN
.,.ri 500
lots ieri ard 1879 same map. same 90 s.ams,
mtg s. 500 Cci %. ats sans. NlO'
lots a. 90 &C. jif co. map Soc l. Bahgaie o..
trtt. Iouisc iurer to haufef go san +,
mtg tllto. Noy is. ats. G. kauner. 40 W
iIh 81. 81
FVE,DAtE Av. v e. $50 land A schcmcl
hora .Orl00 bong plot 4 map j Rncnthal. Adllo
~ t1eitz 20 JuUa Nrsh. IS W Nth 81. NOV w.
ass " Stern. % Wan a'. Wv
-l1rH ST. $50 r. 81 ..1o9 o. W T Quinn. i'i.
ir Brla N,etr ltf S. l2.f 90. No' Us. ".N.
Nurmsn & D. Broad tt,'-'
also plot Begins 80" DID, Westcn','cr ~ and l.,
a. Prospect az g. i--.. D. Sfrtcr Co Icrle ,.l
flores. av Dmls s, 'c.. nov 90. ats. 7 g.,
1egD ST S. 20 Cucrter av cfI2o. T. VI
Burke 90 A Weber fc' -.St 81 mtg 5000
July Is. euys OllNa Bros. 20o'h 81. ana N,ee..o
SER Az. ft''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
The meaning Of tho line IL versus or az
STATE SUPREME COURT.
APPELLATE DiWslog7FlRsT DEPARTMENT

Decisions
Leopold Tfyy/L0uTfe Realty G. ~ al Judgment
reversed with costs and judgment fn'cfed ~ o.
recfed 90 opinion FOR plaintiff 80,
Rubber Trading ColMsrhanau Rubber N'g 90
fudgmant and g-lyf affirmed. u.fl r1fs Nyi io1'
by scop J. ana ingahsu. = J. hnfahim. p D.
" a BS,iy/A J. Enanaer Judgment fegerssd
with costs end diaOuuomcu's f1 appellant IN an
courts an1 Judgment ordered as directed ~ qp'aion
National Nassau Bank VI tnf fD'Ni " IAlns
tons Sons. fnr Judgment reversed unw iIe- or
dered. cos's to app lisat 20 aDia9 C''lL pg..'3n'
BY Dosing and Sr0t. D. '.oo'. ?. dssr'NhF
Absr ADAM aud ano.D ID o 1errken JUG
mont reversed and judgment orlsfed ior de'elds1's
ss directed 100 opinion. W.'n cofs ~ Az courts .
Northern C0uuusr luye7.mont Trust lac
stree et al Jldgmeui affirmed. with costs
70 GoldenbuzIPam Fuller aud ano Judgment
iobn sfoaaIW Mitchell. .ndy stc Order a.
frreI a,fi $40 costs and dehI ssmonB On frll.o1
n Pase j. E.h leave 20 p.aihtH % amelh on D',-
"', Ce-e.ia b. mt.yiOiu stephens Iac rllsse De
MtD/S.m. Judgments aAd orders ahi'm'l' VIII
o uamutt' - = Gaynor mayor etc. judy
% Roberts G-ogs Straw as. Ws Co. order
affirmed. H.fi $40 costs and o.1'l-semcAA. Hi.I
leave To- defendant 90 withdraw demurrer ana tp
aufgc- within Twenty DAYS on payment NJ cos h
q D. ,firer George Havey Determination A.
frme1 will costs % opinion u Page.
l. A Cubhsouo as adm/pcs.a Transfer 5rfVics
Irc Judgment and order aruuef With COTS
W % AicWhrer/Abuef BoFcl judgment AZ
Pe5p. er rel Edward G. Wolfe r,lRhnelandsr
Waldo as C1mmr etc WI sm.ss~l ard pro
cnednls ari-mci With $50 costs lrl ds5urs ansus
W q BschBayard Fonda c' Oh. Judgment az
frued with costs
John Faucet charles seip7 Order anmsd. WITH
Pc BushaiarIon Z Bush and ano. judgment
affirmed With c1sF
AIbin echaofer Morgan steam Laurdy 90
Judgment and order affirmed. with costs
Nargarct " MeComaeE/G e0rXe McfomaclL
Judgment affirmed Siih cCs's
Nathan Marcus and anoIFitel.y and Deposit 60
% Maryland. Determination OF Appellate Tenn
and Judgment o. Municipal Court reserso1 neg
tidal ordered. costs 20 appellant ~ abide event
People ex rsI william Cohen, rr Rh.ueander
waldo ~ Commr Proceedings arru .ei and re-
lator reinsisted. with so costs and disbursements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Transfer, and Asslsnmsn,s.-4 3. m.. Nov; -.
Llcuts. !. ]. Tinker 10Th from %. j. y. MaI.
chester. 32l from 2Gth a. m. NuT. rs. e.. A
Zaues. sth from G. o.. assignment ln charge DIS
c.pnary Records discontlnuea Maurice Hanno,..
to Once ri Tra.nc aid Marine Divisions d.tc1n-
fns.I. u o. m nov a. Serg Joseph Hickey.
ll from ain charge o. Dog SQUAD f4i l5 en-,
-M VI T. Letter. George Zeiss. 9. j. Bus"eiler.
William Vance. c: W Linhei;ef. II J. NICHOLSON.
e. r. Matthews. Frank Wells. Daniel Nnsne g. l..
5,l from Sd l. b. g. Z GoId.ns 18th from l52d;
w. A. shea. iijth from lo6th assignment 10
Temporary A,sIgnmsnts.--In.D. c. A. Formoso.
ION / D 90 Command 9Th l. D. IN addition i,l.t 20
81 H. William 9th S. D.. N charge III d.
in addition o. own. days. ron noon No' -.
days from ro0u nov 20. j. ~ NneciNrisht.
21ath 20 command 9Th. days. from d. m.
rclu 10 day. from a m. Nov. %. o. j. kee-
gau. 6Tfh. acting Lieutenant 10 day. from a. m
10 DAYS ron . a. D.. Nov =. Ptimn John Cha.
e4I. J. y Gas-uauu il6tu. Louis Ross. l0th.
70 De- Bureau 10 4-y' ram % M S9g y
Police Headgnarcrs. Manhattan. u days from
Asslsnm'nt Oiseon,nusd.-Ptlmn. D. :. OIesD.
Leaves CAIih full pa,).-lu' J J. Farrell 9th
u. J. Donovan. ..h $ d.. g days. from noon. Soy.
o. Capf,. D. b. Maude. 10th. 9 days from 5
moo. Nov % without psyi-Lieut Andrew Das
ger. 18Th. ! 4a}. from s. a. NJ. NOV 20t Ptlmn.
an J day. D. =. Beyer 'th. from S a m. Nov. %.
Bulahart D.. from 9 y. m. Nov. %. J. q.
keenan,. istta. from p m. Nov p D. A
2 l,s i1a i tt2@ ?. m. Nov %Sy i e " =
Applications for fail APprqyed--P,imn leo
Bon.er.i. a. noon Nov 70: J. b. Aheru. JOB.
Shm.sy I-.l noon Oct IS. to noon. DC, 20 r.
p Griffin o.. -Gta j. ~ m OF 0. 10 noon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
III eRedl Estate
JMdrket-
CITY Investing CO. Buys
Broadway Block Front

see 40 TO take, but was simply en-
deavoring 20 get them all 20 act con-
certedly with the upstate association
in order that the greatest influence
might be brought 20 bear, IL was
voted that the representatives Of the
real estate organizations and civic as
sociations present should make known
70 the state association committee the
views Of their organizations "a 20
what legislation should or should not
be introduced for embodiment in the
revised constitution. and that the state
committee should be continued 20 act
in an advisory capacity with regard
to the action Of such local assoeia-
tiOns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
BOROUGH OF RCHMOND.
GVmeS Hill, ). l., Home

Fifteen room modem private residence. with al
fst.f improvements. excellent state ~ repair. Four
hstLs. surrounded ts $500 acres ground, gafage
s1,L .ervanfs' quarters above. high grade residential
a,. a.. r,iruf.s' WALL from trolley thirty
&c minute from Battery Apply tOhNLLlO :
KOLFF 45 BfoaduaJ New loik. or Cfs3fee
Egiidi1g opposite Fern landing. 81 "eofge. -, J.
TOROUGH or NANHATTAN.
AMERICAN BASEMENT. PRIVATE. FOR SALE
~ rent furnished dwelling. ivo slo,y' ,Vltt
Ito. modem BOO cyery respect. elegantly i1iAl'-,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
WHAT THE BUYERS
WILL LOOK AT TO-DA 7

part Of tho country has been very good
as far as the cloak and suit end Is con-
corned. He further stated that there
have been more suits sold the last sea
son than was expected This was due
TO the mild weather. Clocks and coats
will no doubt have their call as soon as
IL becomes a little colder.
Handbags and pocketbooks will be
shown IN all the leading shades, in pin
morocco and pin seal, for the coming
season Sand color is new shade that
will be very much in vogue.
A prominent dress manufacturing
concern reports that II has several
requests for spring sample lines from
the Southern trade. Two statesmen Will
start Sunday night for that territory,
and many concerns will keep an eye on
their doings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

Chief Nschiniu " z ANDRTws. d,4.A.. .,s
pfoyirs gr0uuds Indian Head. Va q nd
chief M.ohil1t JONES. % svn s.s,.
grounds. Ild All Head
Machinls. HARRY CHAMPESo, as.ishn ..rs
station. Guam 2 home. avail ortsrt
Paymas,er A, .. IJkAER, sgDo,lunsnl r-oo1
Payrnn.or Clerk " c. WOOD sgDcin.ad. n.
barla
Lieut. L E MORGAN. dsschsa re oaenasu.
% ciVil hospl,s,. sha1ghsi
Lieut.. fiuuior grade G. Z REoRDAS. csssuf
Ensign J. p. 3iANS. & dstached A.. . atrl
hospital. OR1aca0
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED
SOY l6-Ch.Us1oogs az Acsyloo
Nov lt-h0c. go Whfes,r.s Land.-g. s-.A A
Tonpdlsale. paap5c9. A. No-'ok u-l
Prairie Ks and 30 at Sex Locl3l. Br.aa
Slrto Domingo Ciy West blrgn.s i1d AbrJ
90 Ia faI
Nov lS-CEs-aroogl. f'ou Acapulco fof M.s.
zaril0
nov i5-Eoe from Nes Y9rk yard ,or Wh,sss,,
Landing smith f-u Nl'' e.ccs LANDING b,
TCmul'lsd. q. Patars-l. f-0n Lu1haFec "a, Ia,
Norfolk gard. Prairie. h-f ard ks ron N-.
port tlr NHy olul. S1- D.lD ,g1n Sn
Francisco f.- sos. e.Ir 90 EIco. Yea Or
Jeans. trol -a. Francisco ,1r sl1 D.eso b.
ff.o from T. paz fr N.-8lal. Hstoy 20
Acapulco for Honolulu.
Ncv -0--Sarltlsa. t..m Shanghai. i0- Manila. ca.
c.utaH. from Nae--at tr- MiHlA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
DWELLING HOUSES LEASED.

Douglas Z, Euiman & Co haVe leased Tor LONG
tern o. years q West 53d ST. eve story American
basement houso 20 A Holland Forces This concern
q brokers Is also associated WITH Pease = Ellman
Ajdrich.
l. Phillips 4 Co. have Leased 20 NJ. Jung
hans ne dwelling a. 81 ST Nicholas sV.. also
SIS s. Nicholas av.. 10 II. c Hsouemborg the
dwelling a. io1 West l5sh 81. southwest corner OF
s. Nicholas az. 20 Allan MA-nGushton. Tor Henry
" Gledhlu trustee. 20 Charles o Can. The dwcLiug
a. go West l5Sih e.: for W w. Buckley me
dwelling az 40 West l44th st. and. with e. x
Mitchell leased for r. J Moehsn no dwelling Al
SCI West lGlst S.
The Duross Company has lsGsed the three story
house III Bedford ST. 70 Mrs. Antoinette Garta-uL
W0-thnEor Whitehouse has leased fhe three
story dwelling ~ West llth Sc. O. MIS- Marion T.
Icnton for term o. years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with amount % mortgage and name ahd tair''
- attorney.
NOVEMBER Co.
Manhattan.

ADrulR Av. e cor lSs'h g. 9-1si SHe'2s. @.
De. e. 1910. Dolndicihus BlNlug 60 i' Lo4is. va Il,
surci ATTY. Clss Zsroauni. 3'' bTay M ' "a
.- d. N-- IL 1907 liz 81 and Sarah Bloch 90 al 10
Joln Marrissey and ano. arys. Rogers X; ossSS
iHIrDsoV ST l9e W $. ,2s.eEl5s ;Jgy !. 1893
Ju0 Mche1L 20 Mary y Williams. ~ S54Lt s''
Ncelmsa y Y, att. Trau'mann' l'S N a.,
PERRY Av. 6. 1863 southern B.lle-
ward. 13xIO5 5X13Kl0l7, June r. iti3. Ns, W.
Brown 90 Wm u BirchaI' 4'}. hSi-" q 55dS
81 NICHoLAs Az. O coz l-e.d q. runs O. - Il
il.llr D OIL .1.- !" a., ~ ia s.,
constr Go 10 Coiumala Trust Co. ats Z, Co;
Isr Az s44 or am a. 25rSg; N,s3' "a;
rgl Rsraard ana MARY Forg1ng O. ~ ID and
>ruuad j GIesnUad. aty. oxford & k''er1,' IN,
10 Az. 1857. mtg on lease ETC. Nov "a, 1913;
Julius Faeoher % Cu'tsva and Alex Greenwald. rs
eTfi ST 2is. 4, aas4 Sd u.s. a3eIoo TO- july
q iaiI. Mar Nurse 70 w.Ilsn,na X Gronho.z.
sII 9tI st. Brooklyn ats. A WarenoauH Ia
ISL ST. as7 w.. s. s5 9th az. runs o. 81 "
5aa "a 1912. wn ana Man Stevens 90. r q
.srH 81. sv g. 49, e. Orb 4,. runs ~ q !. ssys
e 1-, . 81 lp.JX $50 'o ~ Bway ~ 't
uc. u, Emmett s Hamilton ru. Broaa. J.:
4.t. Wrrf- vs. l.HIu. ltI Nta}. N','Nl
.iTlf So s.. 44{G q IctHraa av Ia1eS9. o-,
prea. c'ur,. So, ia Ju.a.. 81 DADS ATTY for
~ 5sb ST. 80 r. e. a.5 uu o.. .miOo5:
Apsl go 1909 Clas " aud Map Iuad"el - lh,
G-Tl ST 81. " 3D.. ..- Amsterdam ay --1
1908. Soy 3d. I4ll. Hanna. Abraham 90 Gustav
ssu'er Wooid.o 90 -Hldsoa j.. aiys. Masr.le
75TH ST. ~ J.. s. -54lo2.. April 3. 1905.
Nay cIesr.sssa@ to Adora fnA''''er' atty + ,d p
I6isT 81 .-r 4 DBL . Ie- e .8 as e5yll0 ID